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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-12
A CA R D.

take this opportunity to return my most
hearty thanks Tor the very liberal patronage
which has been extended to me by the good pco
pc OF this Town and County, not forgetting q
portion OF Grand Isle CIittcndcn, and I.amollc,
ana as they have responded to all previous calls
inr their patronage, haze to inform them that
| have established myself in the Flour Trade at
tho ella stand of SoWlos x Eastman. and shall
keep bood aud choice brands OF Spring and VIM
ter heat Flour for sale, and believe that my
arrangements ale such that | can make it an
object for You to give me a call
One thing is certain, am here to sell Flour,
and my motto will be sSell!"
viii pay cash for Sheep rots, Wool, Beans,
and other Lipds Of Couptry Produce.
j. j. BURGESS.
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BURLiNGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.-
The fall term of this College will open
October th, and continue in session du-
ring the year, Our readers will remem-
Der that this institution is to he Il con-
solidation of tho Bryant and STATION
College at Burlington and the Vermont
Commercial College at st. Adams, UNI
der the instruction of j. ii. Lansley as
proprietor. The new college Will open
with excellent facilities Tor young men
and young ladies to gain thorough
business education. The rooms are be-
ing reiitted and renovated, with view
to comfort and convenience. Prof. :.
NJ. Pratt, of the st. Aibaps College will
be one Of the instructors.
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CLERK OF TIE HOUSE, ohm IL.
Flagg, Esq, the Chief Clerk Ofthc
House, has, by four years of honorable
serv' &c in his present position, earned
for him self an cnviablc reputation, for
accuracy, promptness and gentlcmanly
bearing; and, with such able assistants as
he called to hts aid, the Clerks Depart
ment Of the present House will we doubt
not, take rank among thoese orth y OF
the highest praise.
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LATEST NEWS!
Sill Later from South America.
New YORK, Oct. IL.

A Lima letter says, a vote of thanks
has been passed by Congress to the peo-
pie of Chilli and to the Ministers of the
L. states and Franco, in Peru, together
with our admiral in these waters. for
their prompt and efficient assistance to
the unfortunatcs OF South America. The
government has made several manifest
ations of its gratitude in Tacuma and
africa.
Provisions are abundant
The railway between Tacuma and
africa is being rapidly rebuilt, but still
earthquakes arc prevalent.
1t is proposed to rebuild africa at some
distance from its former site to avoid. Ms
far rs possible, the danger from earth
qualics.
The British end Gillian vessels ofwar
sent their crews ashore to aid the au-
thoritics in clearing the streets of fallen
buildings.
a Valparaiso letter states that the
earthquake of the 18th ult. was felt in
the Island Of Juan Fernandez. The sea.
leaving its natural limits, prccipitatcd
with great force upon the island, and
carried canoes, &c far into the interior.
No lives were lost
The steamer City of London arrived
from Liverpool this am.
Howell Cobb's body has been removed
to savannah steamer, and will b , talk
Ell to Georgia for intc.ment. 1t is ac-
companicd by his family.
Gold, 1889.
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DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT ST. ALBANs.

DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT ST. ALBANS.
From Swectsburgh and Franklin, 700 p. III.
From kichford and sheldon, 800 p. IN.
From sheldon, IL 90 II. IN.
From Dakersiield, II 90 n. m.
My DEPARTURE OF STAGES FROM ST. ALBANs.
For Franklin and Swectsburgh, I 30 a. m.
For sheldon aud liich!ord, 80 n. IN.
For sheldon, 2 90 p. m.
For Bakersfield, 90 p. M.
tages call at the several hotels i'll town. Stage
lices at the fremont House.
CLOSING OF IHE MAILS.
Mails for New York close at . 90 a. III. and o.
IN.
Mails for Boston close at a. m. and 30 pm
Mails for Albany and the West close at 90 II. m
Mails for Canada close Mt . am.
Southern and Northern way mail close at OO
m.
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,uu Nhcu Mayor Ballou
md oar OF his Republican friends paid
the dcliaY cXuctcif4Oin them. thc excuse
ollc,cd for refusing thciE tickets WIS
done in obedience to orccN 1om Col
Merrill. and an Offer was made to show
the letter, which Mayor Ballou declined
10 box III, lrcicIring to pay thc collar
.athcr than risk Il disagrcCabie dispute.
-Buy{in1ton Times
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Let those who have detected the pre-
mature evidences of age-the tcll-talc
whitening of the locks the unnatural
thinning Of the covering which nature
designed 81 Ould be preserved to the pc
Rod of dissolution lose no time in secur
ing a bottle of Barretts Vegetable
Hair Restorative" the great antidotc to
badness, gray hair, and wigs.-Bu6ato
Express. d&w
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-12

OUR DAILY.-Thosc wishing to secure
copies of our daily paper can do so at
Merrificld's and Bakers bookstores, as
well as of carriers, and at the office.
Copies of our weekly paper may also be
had at these places.
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The Poor Mans Friend
bills arc too long for poor mans pocket,
nut many of them may be avoided by
keeping GRACE's CELEBRATED SALvL
in the cupl GARD. 1t is the 'rrccious
pot of ointment" curing burns, cuts,
scalds, bruises, sprains, wounds, chill
blains, chapped hands, &c. Mothers,
do not neglect to say your h islands
hard.earned money, but purchase a box
of this salvc, only % cts. w
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DaliJ IidnSCTll t.
ST. ALDANS, VT.
MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1868.
Travellers Guide.

ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
bona the Snnth and East, 5,iS a. m, 1880 n m
- y. m. 500 y. m.
From nonsrs Point and West. $50 q. m, IL,
.. NJ. - p. NJ.
From Montreal. II As n. m, 40 pm.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
For tho South and East, 6 20, 40 a. M, II on
=, = 90 p. m.
For Houses Point and West, COS A. M. II 0O
ni. 6.@ u. III.
For Montreal, 6 10 II. M, 80 p. M.
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SpcGtal alotlrrs.
iICpUfy-Uro Years PIUcfice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Fe-
males, has placed DR.. Dow ut the head pf all the
physicians making such practice specially and
enables linn to guarantee Il speedy and permab-
ent cure III the worst cases OF SdpiijesbidH and
al other Menstrual arrangements, from Uhd'-
erej eYuse. All letters for advice must contain
Il. Office, 10, . Endicott Street, Boston
n. B. board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment,
Boston, July, lS6S. 225 rdsw
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a friend Of ours trod on Il rusty mai
which penetrated his foot for about one
one inch. He used Rcnne's Pain Kill
ing Magic OIL thoroughly, and cured
it without trouble. This Magic Oh is
what every family needs in the house.
d&w
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LARGE SALE OF BUTTER.-Fortyf five
tubs OF butter will lie sold at public Auc-
rtion, Ivy U. S. Marshal, Hugh Henry,
at the Fleieht DEPOT, tomorrow fore
noon, at 10 O'Clock precisely. This is a
lot of butter which was seized short
time ago at this place, for being SNUG
gled from Canada.
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To Advcrtiscrs.--The VERMONT DAILY TRANS
CKIpr has the largest circulation in st. Alban7
and III Franklin County, OF any daily paper, and
is on that account, if no other, the best medium
for advertising.
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NOTlOE.

TTNO FARMERS AND OTRrBs. The IS, bscrib-
/ ors having purchased and lifted ny III good
order the Wooden Mn at SWaltuu Falls. for.
merry Known as iiatts Factory. are NOW pre-
pared to Manufacture Cloths or Yarn for ems
toners, or exchange the Same for wool. A hh-
cral share of pttronagc solicited, and satsfac
ton guaranteed.
y. u. ONicc in south en- OF Factory. vhcrc
may bc found lie books and accounts of the late
firm of platt llinklcy.
2l9-tf METGS Il JITNK1TY
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THE attention of the public generally
and the ladies in particular is called to
he advertisement in another column,
of : tone & Fosters new store, of La
dies, !, furnishing Goods, &c.
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puy Tracy's Vegetable Heaiing Bai,n

For i is. Magic Ointment, and viii destroy and
rure Felons, Foyer, Ganmpl, Eryspeas and
Scrofula Sores, Ivy Poison, rheumatism, Group,
pipthera, Cuts, burns, BRUISES Nc And is nj
so good Tor runs IN The Back, Side and Chest,
and is specific for Man OF Beast.
3. II. DAY. Agent.
l53-lY St. Adams.
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TO r. emit.
PIANO FOR SALE.

M nirn very a 1s %r ne at dcn yfnI
wood case, carved legs, Nc. NJ innfactUrcd by
the United Piano Forte Co., New York Those
DESTROYS of pur hnsing piano would do we'll to
call at Mr. Proctors rooms, No. |. Snith's Boch,
before purchasing elsewhere. MIR. Proctor has
also the agency for ST. inwav 4 Sons, and most
of the Boston Piano Man factories and is pre-
pared to offer Pianos and Paror Organs at very
low rates lG0dtf
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so
BEAUTIFUL? MRS. :. A. ALLEN's
IMPROVED new Style HAIR RESTORE
or DRESSING, lin one bottlc.) Price One
Dollar. Every Druggist sells it.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-12

OUR pap err is filled to-day with the
Governors Message and the proceed
ings of the Leg. stature, to the exclusion
of our usual variety.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-10-12

TAeVq is no disease Which experience has so
amplny proved to be romediable by the
ERUvIAN sYRUP,
q protected solution Of the Protoxide OF FROM.
as Dyspepsia. The most nvctcrate form of this
disease have been completely cured by his
medicine, as ample testimony of some of our
first citizens proves.
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCHDEACON
SCOTT, ID.
DUNuAN, Canada East.
" am an lnvctcrate Dyspcptlc OF
MORE THAN % YEARS STANDING.
" | have been wonderfully bcnC-
fitted in the three short weeks during which /
have use the Peruvian syrup, that can scarce
~ persuade myself If the reality People who
nave known me are aStonishcd at the change. |
am Milrly known, and can but recommend to
others that which has done SO much for me
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS roll
LOWS:
My voyage to Europe is indefinitely post
poned. l have discovered the = fountaiu OF
Heath" on this side Of the Atlantic. Three
bott.es OF Peruvian syrup have Rescued me from
the flEgs Of the tiend Dyspepsia"
pamphlet OF 80 pages, containing history
of THIS remarkable remedy, with "A treatise on
Iron as II medicine" Will be seat free to amy
address.
The genuine has a" pERUyIAS SYRUP" blown
J.p. pINHllGRE, Proprietor,
81 Dey Street, Now York,
Sold by all Druggists.
lN-lif
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FUlTON MARKEr.-Just received, a
nice lot Dried Beef, Sugar Cured Hams,
Bologna Sausage, Sweet Potatoes, To-
matoca, Pears, Pcachca, Water Melon,
adm Musk Melons. dti-9l.
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STATE ELECTION. - Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana, will l.old their state
Elect OnS tomorrow.
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Now Work.. August, 1th. Isl

New York, August, 1th, 1SGS.
MIR. EDIrOR:-Scvcra OF your cores
}ondcnts, vc'y oid and respectable no
doubt, seem TO be wonderfully exercised
us to the origin o!our PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. SO long as these Dittcrs arc all
that we represent them to be, we do no.
know that it makes amy difference from
whom they come, or fiom whence they
riginatcd; but for the Information Of
The public generally and old capt. Vent
in particular, we will say that he told
thc truth, and that these B.ttcis origin
ated in the West India Islands-that
many of the ingredients have been ia
vor bly, used rover n century, but our
combination of Clisaya is entirely new,
AID our own the rum and other matcri-
ais arc the same, anG us your cOrrcSpOn-
dent says, a better Bitters and fOnic is
not made. We recommend them parti-
cularly for dyspeptics, fever and aguc
debility, loss OF appetite, and in all cas-
se5 where 4 tonic and stimulant is re-
quired.
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New Goods !
New COOds :!
Entire new Stock Of Dry Goods now open and
ready for sale, At
STONE & FOSTERS

Here !ou will find a full line OF DRESS GOODS,
Cheap FOR Cash.
Here you will find fnll line oS Shawls.
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will find gool assortment OF Cloak
ings i'll all colors,
Cheap FOR CASH
Here You will find full line o Deans and
Prints,
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will Ald fail line of White Goods,
heap Tor Cash.
Here YOU will find a COOL assortment Of Clothes
and CUburgs, &c,
Cheap for Cash.
Here YOU will find complete line of Hosiery
ful tie Ladies,
Cheap for Cash.
Here you will find a large assortment Of La
dies and Gents KID G,cvcs,
Cheap for each.
And here will be found Miss Mercy to show
You IL large assortment of Ladies' Goods. OF
styles too numerous to mention. in TACT, we
having adopted the CAS- II SYSTEM believe we
can offer inducements to orr cl>to uetS that no
concern doing Il credit busi.ess, will or can AZ
ford 70 satisfy yourselves, call and examine
quality and prices.
j. p. STONE,
12Stf GEO. L FOSTER.
October 3, 1868.
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Local Items.

Bag Interesting matter, original or Sc
lcctcd, may always be found on the first
page.
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=. II. DRAKE G. Co.,
p Park Row, n. Y.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superiort TO the
Lest imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
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DiSOLUTlON.

rGNHE COMPREHENSIVE in the Insurance
\ hrsincss heretofore cXi>ting between Dow.
cy and Notic and $. X. Goldsmith, under the
urm nImc If Dewey. Noh'c * ca. is this dav dis
solved by mutual consent
DEWEY & NOBLE.
$, X. GOLDSMIIu III.
st. Adams Vt, August I, 1868
9SdVvtf
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CARDIGAN JACKET, All the New STYLES il 81
~ received at Wm n SNlTII
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LOST.
NOTICE..

4 PETITION will be prosentcdt to the next log
"A lsiaturc for grant Of Il Ferry from A. j.
Phclpss IN Alhmgh. to Month Hero, and from
Jahez llpzcn's in North Hero to Aihur~h OK
tending one mile each way from said Ferry
a. \. PLlELlS, p.4i4;.
JADEZ HAVEN. itii'o"c'S'
fn-Dk
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SAVE YOUR MONEY

y buying the new Patent Plated Spoons and
~ Forks. Warranted to wear equal to the
'eet treble IIate at very muc} less price. Call
md sac them ut Huntington's vest side Main
Street
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DYSPEPSIA.

237-dSw-Sw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-14

0mttid seraucrsn 8rri6t paraber III &C.
bCn."
Dict" rlef nun er. SitrntannS, abtlbih
bel her Sahe unp fer gEltrbctt Ncblteben,
Srrlno pittl Cd6 @codhmte idlpt1ptt TEL
nrnl oefinrtn Y%errOnf iRsu @sniNm frn
bout auf mrrlfr. Ncr etu pa0r IGatn bdbt
Sbr odn; anpcrs, lebr bttlnimt uno lant
sdrlber 0]e'prodfeH, uup r0s Jolt Sbr pprtrli
uns tpiescrbple1."
So brnat Mid p'rauf mas i@ rtnn Ct
orifltd ocllOt i'd p,tg eS t~p1trb1It9 Mot
n,tbrl" SO Hang es nit SrrB Hne ".
ocpiinn aus hem Bauer bcrScr, her iualri@
tep Mcpf bob unp pfn Cbemaltacn S@ult-
teiB ttf h has atrttbetc @ei6t lhauts.
: (1rriegHrA teIlt.l
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NiOrtbernGrAtrdl
NnO prunlpIDani(d)r GiIrnbnbA



Die .Niprtbern arrtrai"s inb -NcrrirInauift Gticns
tdbu' ~ he TJrICls Ptnit uah hen ptillhGu rle Uprt'
wftddtt SidOIeH; bic 5u5e ~eCrieIbeH srretdcn Ghtsasc
a ws ptisturl 0 S;uuEtu iruBrr, als bic Bugs trGtRS
,incr inttrt 9dbn.
Die AuSWGuocrer Nertcr NIT ten SdrclJiltn tster'
bert upe aeHitGtn duC 5rAututltdirttet utp Sldtrbtit her
Ncicuset uttrtnupt. Gtt ~0eGNacns Nnt NIT 9tf
wnler rtritben rnt pabttre eeS Ntrters Gut ets arSt'
uebrlne t%rtp0rrti, hes G6dts erleubttt.
Die epmpalrte Fat r5 It'd ur t%rfruetrtn Nuqabs
ecnlatt. bur @ertrdlE uni llrberttrlCmmtn nit antsru
Sabicp tn5 hrn ~NtstisnsCn 10 ldrt8s aps1lslu her NS6s
sens ~ ]crlparsa.
Das @epod rtr pnFa1icre 0tttr gorlaier tdt 100 ID
frcD Niro init b%cuietbtn 3uasn mad rem SttiuimurNEort
betrrttEt nne ttt NprietBung her salEr crtIlicnel Nartt
lle6 mad Gutunft hes 3uBCS ptcr uib iphtCt, IL mad
erm Is ReNmiht Wtrt, abgelitttrt.
leiruet, bic irleHb eiaep @uiut sur %tidwsret bGbtl
fpt rriudt, lOttts irlCrt rem Nentntttilr pttr tratne
siHem orecrH @cimtcr rttlUthetler, INT line ale @t'
dnrttu Ter lpura9ais tHr i~etpr;iSe Itbulfs rrrdntwcrt'
lid.
pie Eatrrrctic ino ttFifcr, as bic iraerb enter aretrn
Barr ttnrrbaib BET gsr. StGitcn, Ute Die tslsenee HtIit
is8t.
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0olOcngcl Don G6ln.
Cine Gr3dbluna aus franj6dl6er Belt, nit
e;nem 9tpip1: Ammo 1854
GrHIt FL 8 uc.

INNftftNIl.
"a es alic Spr her p0np Rldi& tilcDf n
trtnftn, mic aud Ntdte mebr III pdrltren II.
~ pCrraneeln gas, ip trenntcn ith Die brtrrn
Srauen, rcht iuirtcefn NIT ibrcm Ndfmtt-
tan, ppmIt ptG iipcitr Der gerihporun9cn
ne0cn tcn drmtn S6dB IN bar 5terncng1lIe
for nrrldufDes Gnrt ctrtt6tc.
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0utiden! MutlMen!

Der Undergraduate BAT III. erSBts une rtis an,pab
~tlesauitr Ssutldrn eisensu 5atritats In Ter Snst .
allen prtiIen ~pctrathis. 9per cite &uiihe brdidt. mirt
70 I'M eiauen, Snfsrefs ME hereueu, ipeiin. CT bel mir lpcr-
lpritt, ba Ids ssseu Baargels peer gut 'nbolfris &tditI
apsnebnent btltB pertauft.-
(Dei1s,IS) SDut. n Gann, Nr. SO, 6dt~bauft.
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8raGtcnswtrtb fir 9eOcrmaIn!
,9cprid eeecnlcitise &rnnfen,N I'M
tcrnupnnae CeicitIhaft."
y
niecrHc IN Il inertia!

gtt Rttnitdit latltt IN ttr Crfrt is Wcrntrr. 70.
ftiik utgr gsuG IrtiNlitscr, irbiiS utct 10000 beudtS
n, friui, ans, tot nUt en- HotAlfGItFlmeht w.
rtfeo slSr0J dn rdat uRt wure CtwtiIeHbdtt une
reef vttNdliet.
Eur cine acrintr itNruhs Gnlitlnrn tthdl' rim
rrn a bts 10 Ergrr, urt aut.-ttu rtrtW tr Sitrtt'
tdH;u nrn .irtrttutttHrN lOu br0dFt tnr nc VtrtSt
alma edar autbuutll, usuu Sc' N .tr ld!a'eiirh
]Utdntro0l rirs; rtenle r.irb ti r~ytFanlltr W te1ue'th
Wtbjilr a,tGftt. Sttsr Ptluutt urf Lrlltt
Nlann retr 6rau prn 10 he 80 gdbrn t,uH Wti0lits
ttdtr prtitFalRu NttDiGo't mtrttr. VSen TtHf'Na
an ten uuisudGRcttu @cdttal- qtuifH!
TT, y, NS, Shmiet,
INrtr : 6lVtg.O
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5itr Segciibiife
ven
Oamburg Brcmcn, Naurc lIlIS
NntlpcrpCll

nnt, irgcrS circuI bnicn NmcrIfa's
befprat tic Aacntur he t]iltlieN thbtitll
Stcbt NlliI9clhelne FUR ale Ghtnt
tub ttiprOt rricrS rr,thc ENatS poloNtte Hct ipr I'M
SCENARIOS Srtc ttcrbcr,
Die Qreiir betrnacn rpn Srcuiru Iit Baltimore
3weitc G1iUte
HWtidtNtst. ...-.-t'.... -N''O
0intcr uptldrn Ito Satrer crbttItG' ttatGcr.
bic Wreiic mo III Scib rtcr pdyitg nab tfG !Mtiet'
tru Gcurie iNbltdr.
Gcr Sdrre bcicrNttf HBtntit NGplattrt mr. $50 "gie
s Htre t~cirNetre edrnuf nutTtttlan GendLt, enf
mir ans N gsrtrutun init Ger Gicr9c 'HiteIesvltR
prn paNn0itycu NrpGer ScrAtiit unitriehen, et
Qulte sen &rrmrn, HolnbtUB it. avs lcsre Nnirn3c
tcnahriattBeu, relrt Tic am AprsHt'Lrle cuIiWrtf'
fen batet. 1A3
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Sapctcn
i'm orcGcn uno Fleiucm Nartie'H
6. \. Nlittnad)i & 60,

Or. 60, Noros9bdTlcsltr1Fe,
patsn arf qaarr cir tcrrJ sits g1crtlm nj sen gavtttr
rfnrntn srulraur. Vag.tr.8 raIeam, G'HltaaT- 3aetN'r
amer GualItdt, Nc!te lie ttusnt 6ectritt yuelllam ~
ben tlaieltn VrsH5d %antiiitn.
gat e~uiit5se fHr E~dptirtn uus RculfaHTtan0'H IN
her stast cher tn, gdhlt wtrttn ffomps ven %oi'3rtp'n
Wrbtlit5n auS5rtahyt. aub ba rr vtsls GrltIfttTnhSfH
p,iVtu, nm cine errfs Nulwabl sou wafittH'~triftn
Ut,itrm aa,pftpHeu, 70 iRt ptr tasuys IN sfn etaHI
s,i,yt. gpise,rptrtduitn t]sicnssEt grgIhttit 81 atTaf'
ran, Ia mitre greJs cEttiO niesril ais &c ven sauitrn
IN View .Hcrt Gnt.
br,e q. u. Ltmig sgu y. lrtu tcttr' " ittrtn lipl'
redeem &dhiitirugttn he %slrtlIt TT rndacr, sf CT
i,t. I'M stIam JaE5t,c dnuttflu N unt er strieni'h
ale GuitsAt ng lapt,tsr tnlsntrnin'nt une aus
fubrt. tGr'tls ~ WI
"a Ter G0nis pcu @dpsru hat Gem 3cttcr
I. Is. Nluer Oilt8a R%,1oittt, sru @ap&'i b%ttreHifF
gOlcTaL statue Etr -glstorta" tSlrat13tt',nl, TEN s'-
o,ulbumt Ger Qrcrr 9artru, wthbtS am GtraHaBs 'Dtr
pn,oldtn palaNt In Whrhru ~auiBpdrat III. ttnt Ssg.''
,ri,liom a iaa,n. Ter Better tai sts6!fs in Hren'e
e,t5en la6sn. mt ram Der Siabt Gswsl luH @titsn'
s,matt veitltl lie I'M gatts aut8,aeGt Dettsu nnt tt
Iripmptt her 5retbttt NIB argntlurtt srlHHbtlEIte t
qepfu n nfir,nt 9atrutu MT Nett acl; un'r eta'
Nrbtu ntFn Eln ct'sOlsSi,incit cttrar. sts prd0st len
Rlnti Der atatt iu's Sdribart gesia'Ris her saba'l'H
Witnde su, wtlbe turh Tic vgu Is'Ntn uue rtt asiaey'
l.btn grteW stNeIt wofsth.
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0clDicuOnugcN

GrlSleutmnen wer0en ,u hem n~rtrt8fcn Grurlr IN
preueticu Stalrrt Hibcit. Wgltch, 6r9n|rl &c, nht lr'
aent rinrm ! btlie Gurrpd's beicrIt. GiG yrit her Ndu'
fer, nut mrt,em mir gerbiteltBen unttFtattsn, n In her
{ iite auflstdn8t.
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9luepaucerer mup Jfeiienee ma6
benz 9Seftcn mo Sfotemcltch Der
WerCigi0ttn Stnatclt Don MORO mltrlfa
fpdrcu 3eit uiIe Och, ipcnI fc bic
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Seutfd,ca
WrDffrir- un0 li0u0t Gghafi

&de ppn. Sipisb. nuth Talasdr.,
frlter .Seriiert e pritentdus." 81
~. Martini ri
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ten Srpccrics mnc eeuiidpcn Bddtenlaecn III Salit'
more an cttJea Fldge erehhtt.
Gr faeet leiut 5reinte nnb tas Putiifuh %rtsrhaapi
~sraetenft suin geiud,e ieinls edfehs Gin. 9r bat Gle be-
fen unb frii2slsn
Srcccrie'n, ecttSd,en asanren, ssrine nnt siauurs
fetS an Sanb ths pertdntt
in 1rpfcn NIB Aiciisr
bet frritr Mbliefernng Der 9DnIren IN trarno etnep
Stastibtilr ,u Zen biliafcm @Icifen.
Or niad,t ale fetne @infaufe am ernen Erie = IN Nfls'
gprt une etreft " Osutifldnp-tnt iani BeEirretenetn
bic QsriihsrurS artsn. taB tie bet ths = e labIthtt
unt rsellite Gseienun1 hrstr rfttL1,
21assu Nttsn Refs bereit, UNI bic seaaFeii ~ bticraen,
une buifi.a as 8avB b%eicnters
5Steerrs3 Scrtauftr
da N Iass MAIDEN. ti ibm ppriuprchen. (S1di7 12N.)
As- lptaa DIT zine spr,u8tiGe Johannesburg mite
then, 0ebe Ut MesicnnrD III RI, 81, TerhanlraBf.
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