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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican County Convention for the County
of Windham. will be held at Fayetteville, on We'd
nesday, June %, 1862 at II o'clock A. NJ for the pur
pose Of nominating candidates for County officers
and Judges of Probate to be supported at the next
annual election. The Republican Union voters of
Windham County are invited to be present. and to
be represented in the Convention by their delegates
In accordance with vote passed at the County
Convention holden July 9TH 1865, that the County
committee shall be committee to examine and re-
port on credentials Of delegates the County commit
tee hereby request all delegates to hand their cree
dentials to said committee. before the hour named
for opening the Convention.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE,
NorthfaId lime IQl,o

OFFICE OF SECRETARY or STATE
Mortified. June l. 1869
Sealed proposals are hereby invited for printing
the following state Documents, to wit; Reports OF
the Auditor Of Accounts. Adjutant and Inspector
General Quartermaster General. Sergeant Arms,
Railroad Commissioner. Commissioner of the Insane,
Directors Superintendent and Chaplain of the State
Prison, Trustees of the Vermont Reform School, and
Trustees of the University of Vermont and State Ag-
rcultural College, in the general from and style Of
the Reports of State Officers for 1868 to be bound
in one volume and delivered at the Office Of the Sec
rotary OF State, in Montpelier or before the Soc
ond Thursday in October.
Also the Report of the Board of Education in the
same form and style that Of 1868 bound in a single
volume and 10 be delivered at the time can place
Also the Annual Session Laws of 1869. in the same
style rs those of lS6s, bound in single volume and
to be ready for distribution before the first day
of January, 1870.
Also, the Senate and House Journals. in the same
general form and style of those of 1861 to be bound
IN separate volumes and reaey for distribution on or
before the first day of May 1870.
Details OF Contracts will be governed In all mar
teulars by the provisions of No 81 of the pamphlet
Laws OF ls6s;-to which parties interested are re-
Blank proposals for bids will be furnished at once
to parties desiring to enter into contract for any part
Of this work.
The right reject any and all proposals as may be
deemed for the interest OF the State is hereby
served
GEORGE NICHOLS,
1895 Secretary Of State
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11

HALIFAX CENTRE.-The Baptist
Church and Society have secured the SER
rvices of Rev. Samuel Fish the coming
year, salary, $500.
Stephen Niles has put new coat of
paint on the outside of his house, with
new fence in front, making fine improve
ment in the looks of the place.
F. H. Miles has purchased the farm
lately owned by Chas. Packer, deceased.
The centre school of thirty scholars
is taught by Miss Z. A. Farnsworth.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE moon.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys is
derived IRON us cures, many OF which are truly mar
yeuous, lnNeterate cases of Scroiulous disease,
where the system seemed saturated with corruption
nave been purified and cured byit Scromlops affec-
% ana which were BY the serof
ing, havebeen radically cured in such great numbers
n almost every section Of the country that THE pub
nc scarcely need 70 be informed OF virtues
Serofulouspoison is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race OMEN, this unseen and unfelt
tenant q the organism undermines the constitution
and invites the attack Of enfceblng fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion OF its presence. Again.
seems 10 breed infection throughout the body, and
then, ON some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other Of its hdeous forms. either the
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or
juniors formed in the liver, or Il shows its presence
by eruPnons on the skim OF foul alterations on some
tie Of this Sarsaparilla is advisable, even when no
active SYMPTOMS Of disease appear. Persons afflicted
Glate relief and at length cure by the use of this
SSARSAPARlLLA; So; Anthonyis, Fire. Rose or
worm Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms OF SerouOus disease Also in the more
ease Fits EPILEPSY SeaPaa ana TIC various Gs III
tens.
Female Diseases are commonly soon relieved and
ultimately cured by its purifying and inyigorating
effect Minute directions for each case are found in
our Almanac, supplied gratis; Rheumatism and
Gout when caused by accumulations Of extraneous
matters in the blood yieldquicky to It. MS also Liver
Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion, or Inflammation
OF the LAYER, and Jaundice when aaisng as they Of
ten do from the ranking poisons in the blood. This
SARSAPARILLA is great restorer for the strength
and Listless, Despondent Sleepless and troubled
with Nervous Apprehensions or Fears. OF any of the
date relief and convincing evidence Of its restora-
tive power upon trial.
PREPARED ny
DIR. J. c. AVER q CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Aaaltaical Chemists.
SOID Py All DRIrGGTsTS pvppyWUFpr
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Married

In Londonderry, May %, by Rev NJ. A. Gates. Mr.
ANDREW PATTEN and Miss ELLA PUTNAM,
foster child of James 0sburn. Also. June T. Mr..
MELVINE c. VALE and Miss IZEIIA l.. SKIN
NER of Jamaica
In Chester, June l. by Rev. C. Hibbard q C.
BARTON. of Newport, N H.. and Miss MARY A.
SHURTLEFF, of Chester.
In Newfane Maa 80, by IL. T. Robinson, Esq, Mr..
WILLIAM II. COY. of Dummerston, and Miss
LESTINA HAZELToN, of Newfane.
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CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, June s, 1869.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs Veals
This week, 2419 1913 1900 1900 IT'S
Last week, 247i 2s22 1900 5000 $50
One year ago. l742 5l07 $50 $500 75O
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, s1225 "a $3.50
first quality. $500 a 1925 I'd quality, II 50 q Sl225
third quality. 81. 90 a II so.
a 300.
Milch Cows.--40 a SO Extra SIS q s125, Far
row and dry. S35 a $50.
stores.-Yearlings,00 a 90. Two years old, 500
q 90. Three years old. 800 a $780,
Sheep and Lambs Sc, Extra good. 81 q 00c
p ID on live weight.
Hides.-00 a Toe q b.
Fat Hogs.-l0 q lie 2 10.
REMARKS-The supply of beef is large this week
and mostly from the West and prices have declined
full 50 cts per hund red and trade dull The extras
brought l25c, but the range was 10 to 12c while one
lot of cattle went for &c. Sheep sold from to Sc
and lambs at s. to S. as TO quality There were sew
eral coops of live poultry. old hens and turkeys
which sold for Is to 21c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11

ADVERTISED LETfERs.-C. L. Clark
Carlos Davis, Chas. B. Lawton, Joseph
Moley, Chas. V. Wells, w. & A. G
Hurst.
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In this village, June 6. of cancer, MARY CAS-
PAR, wife of John ball, aged CT years.
In Townshend May %. Miss CLARINDA O.
BRIGHAM, daughter of Col John II Brigham. agel
50 years In the death here recorded. are called
to lament the termination of very useful life.
Miss Brigham devoted her life from her youth, to the
useful and honorable business of teaching: and few
this department Of labor Hundreds in this and
Windsor counties will long cherish her of
one who first taught them thoroughly the rudiments of
education. But atterprotraeted and severe suffering
borne with great fortitude her labors have ceased
and she has passed away, esteemed and lamented by
all who knew her.
In Charlestown. N. H.. May A. CHARLES T.
CROSBY, aged . years months and Q days.
In Springfeld, May Is, Hon. GEORGE JOHNSON
aged so years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11

john Rowland, jr., of Lyndon,
thirty-six years old, destroyed his own
life with strychnine on Saturday last
1t is said that disappointment in seeing
the woman of his choice marry another
man, induced him to take this step,
though, strange to say, be never asked
the woman if she would marry him.
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Nancy Bnrry's Esiatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court in
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. and for said District :
To all persons interested in the Estate of NANCY
GREETING.
YOU are hereby, notified. that an instrument has
will and testament of said deceased. for probate and
that said court will decide upon the allowance of
sad instrument at the session thereof e be held at
the first Wednesday of July. a. D., 1869, at which
time and place you may be heard in the premises if
you shall see cause.
c. B. EDDY. Reg'r.
June q 1863. 2i-26
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In Observation-Disclosures & PIKE.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Amanda c. HoIbr0o,.,. Estate.

DIsTRdr OF Within and fS Sr aid if ps
triet, To all persons interested in the Estate of
AMANDA G. H0LBR00K, late of Rockingham, in
said district. deceased. GREETING
N0U are hereby notified, that HIRAM II. STONE,
Il Administrator Of said Estate, has filed in said
Court his administration account for allowance; and
and that said court will decide the allowance of
said account, at session TO be held at the Probate
Office in Townshend, on tide first Wednesday of July
A. d. 1869 Also that said court will. at the time and
place aforesaid, decree the found in the admin
strators hands, TO the persons entitled thereto: at
which place and time you may be heard in the pre-
misses if you shall see cause.
c. B. EDDY. Reg'r.
June 5, 1869. M-26
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11

A patent was granted r. Daniels
of Woodstock, on the 25th instant, for
an imdroved vegetable crusher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
Sewing Machines.

THE WILCOX & GIBBS. always irst-class
THE CHIC0PEE, -
THE COMMON SENSE
THE GOLD MEDAL,-using two threads and max
ing the Grover and x Baker stitch.
THE BUCKEYE SHUTTLE MACHINE'-using
two threads. making stitch alike both sides.
ALL EXCELLENT.
Call at j. G. RICHARDSON'S and see the
Agent, and buy Machines
Westminster, June l. 1869. 1926
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the School
~ and Corporation Taxes now ready and that
the same be paid at the office of G. E. Arnold
on Monday and Tuesday. June Att and 18th, 1869
Those who pay or before that time will save the
discount.
A. KEMP, Collector.
Bellows Falls. June 10, 1863 24-1w
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
Notice.

VWE FIRM heretofore existing under the name of
l. Wiley * Smith, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent X. \. Snsth having sold his interest in the
Company to II. G, Wiley. All the notes and ac-
counts due Wiley a Smith. and all their indebted
ness will be adjusted and settled by IL. G. Wiley.
III. G.. WILEY,
r. e. SMITH
Saxton's River. Vt, May /, 1869.
Having bought r: f. Smiths interest in the firm of
Wiley X Smith, shall continue the business in all
its branches at the old stand have full assert
ment Of all kinds of wares Glass, Rrass, Cop
per, Iron, Japanned. Wooden Ware &c. Also,
great variety of Yankee Notions and other Goods
will pay the highest market price for Rags. Wool
generally. III. G, WILEY.
Saxtons River. VT. May1 1869. 22-26
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
A YER'S HAIR VIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair to its Natural
Vitality and Color.

A dressing which is at once agreeable healthy and
effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or Gray
hair is restored to its original color with the
gioss and freshness of youth. Thin hair is hiekened,
falling hair checked and badness often, though not
always cured by its Nothing can restore the
hair where the folleles destroyed or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be
saved for usefulness by this application Instead of
fouling the hair with pasty sediment it will keep
il clean and vigorous Its occasional use will prevent
the hair from turning gray falling off and eonse-
quenly prevent badness. Free from those tieeter-
Gus substances which make some preparations dan
gerous and injurious to the hair the yigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely fora
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-
Difd

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry, to be paid for according to length
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CoFF1Ns AND CAsKETs /

A Large assortment Of Black Walnut. Chery.
Birch. and Soft Wood Cofkns and Caskets- Can b
had trimmed 1t short notice
- The above Good will be sold q Reasonable
Prices for Ready pay.
Old Furniiur. repaired and upAolss~sa g order,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-06-11
MIR R o R s.!

With Round Corners Arched Top. Ovals. An Gilt.
Rose and gilt. and Common Glasses. Of al sises.
Also Picture Mouldings, Oval Frames Of al descrip-
tons, Cords. Tasssls. etc.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE AT SHORT NOTICE.
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Sob ben @iirmern.

A.
unb
gusT t S sar asn asnn M nit Tsb wsSsa ssr
9s ansusns gBnstn msnf aussmdssF au appsF
II 3sh frrt
2ep'S pflan3eH @ @nrms Gpnfefte
hsm bic auR Spn wStsat
eS
Qep'
waer 81r etrau9ea ssrt Fms
Subhan
go
4ep'6 Gpnfefte
hs n6t bios big ssams oan aud bic l9sn s H Gnfsuns
iss r en Ghs unb ltf Oft benz agt nnbrnbD Spfr asn
@aHn I'M S6udn ~
prets rs Gents 4GfReH.
Gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28
Oes
ainOes nagil6er S6lummersSDrup,

hrf ale utd, aintr tim 3abnm
mtfrnte unanbpnide Sdstn 3appen, IT.
5r seun u n meme an nrn i'm gstsH felt h
lbtaup Snemm n9keenM AmenbdM
m seismet bat NIT benz snsien G nr snm ar
ni9t bat @au tamprhscr SGmQ Smmuns &m
@eunbbd W IbnSn, intm gaarsn
sSa
uneiuns gbhuuS
midGBba
fsnn antrm
YrefS. so
3uterskt Su Z. G. @suupd, @ ., ytuatsFbia ga.
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2eO'S GbOlera>9eilmittel,

unsniaF SeimHa
GkuBSs
wh9e wSgrTb Der Semmnmpnat nufuasn
sim
S6afmmG reGtb 0balen
hen g"sertt glas td ssSra 6atn Won gants r er$nm
nstnfte mtpfr }ufmmniasuue
mpsbhn aI5 cine her hfen Rtbnsn
@ar 25 Gents per 3nf$s
Gum grIau td afppdfm atraa.
Maem Nplpd, gBbcsfalassnt
ssmHtr gemi Saus sssHus
2S Serantcm, ga
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28
&i(tleOr SealtSlltllfs q
stu
SSilli0iit Sccber,

WlainitraBt, srssniiter Srn. 81. Gjratrr'S SOtsI,
5ybs 9art. ~
Greuntcn ant Srtannten, insbelcutere absr
ben Serrsn gaitpirtbsn CUR eefalIissn auseise,
bab es msiu 9rtrrten iein pirb, meine 8unbsn
prompt nnb rffl unp nit hen belsn @aaren su
bepientn. Wtein gprratb umfabt oubsr ben &C.
wSbnIihen giquErelL
~.s Neib unb 8etb -BriuG
S1b s8stuub 8eurten @bisfn
8rans6fil6sn unb Gberrg SranbH
.hta &umunb Gpr.btats,
tprl6e fGmmfIid; mas AunIitGt uut &rinbeit
antsIanst in feinem GtnbIiiIrment SieIer Staet
btIier su baber inb.
Ollie Srlfeluuoen wsrtsn piinftIi6 aus9efibrt
unb 99aarsn nad jreem StdettbeiIe fpltenfrei
9elieirrt.
9as Grl6Gft iiebt mtrr tsr 2cihns teS 6ru.
@ep, Wunlh. .EE. tsr.
Tim rstt Sablrei9rn .3uIrrud titttt
tijr9 SSm eeaer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28
sRpe a,erf0ltfetu :

Die qctte an tr Ode srn 5ranffiu assnur
uub eintenlfraes. Dieielte III 40 tei 80 6ub
unb fs tsfinben fd barauf brei 0ebGube. u
cine 3wsiffSdise @asnsrtpertitattr, t6 bel 25
5uB; p cine Sdmisbeperfitatte, 20 bel 80 Sup
unb speiliGdis; 81 Gin speiifSdiaes Webnbaus.
Das GJanse iTf gut einseri6tst fir Cit g8a9ner.
unb S6nlisbsef4aft bat einsn 5cfraum spn 40
bsi 40 SUP, gut sinsefenst sins Siitts CUR @nf-
gSaafn III bic @nlrei6srperfifGtte 3u tbuu.
8eFy fam su isber .3sit sesstsn ipsrben.
100 Safeb Graft
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Gigemt6unt III berfanfem.

gBeesn atreiIe na6 Mi1curi bin i'd ssIcnnert
mein lGmmtli6ss, lit birFgrr Stast eelegenfs
@runbeigentbuni su Serfauftu. gSe9en Sebins
sun9sn penbe man iIf in Syte garf cher i'm
9lif Wprf Waidineu.Sbpp an
Charles Itttsr.
Seranlcu, is. Sftrtrr 1868.
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,Spaaao SSerf0uf
Ger hiIfiafIe Vfak In ber Sta0t.

Sfr btIlIBfte YSIdB III OCT SIabt.
Grri Girrtbcile rineS gtder qautrS. t32 5uB
8rout an Der .@reen 8pge Strebe, nit eiiem
ausgfai6netsn 6auIs, gutrm Garten, S6atttu'
bGumrn, une elmer nietrcduenbrn Suflle guten
GrinFpaNsrs. Ssbr gelr9en fir cine 8raurret
innerbnlb 500 SUP Yrrbsi @ =.
qreis S3350, wrld,ss tbeilwtiie auf Sypptbsf
lleben bleitsn failu. Die Ncble barunter erbGrt
ea;u unc III allein ben Irris pertb.
Rdberf gluefunft frtbsilt tie grpeeitpn 6ieIes
8attts. 2Sjr9
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gu a,erfCamfeil !:

Ss6s 9aulrttsn. sslsstn an ber @afbin9tun
9lssuue in @rssn Ri6se. Die Gotten ne 40 q.
5rpnt BEL 200 SUB tisf nit einent suten 3aune
umssten unb idru felt ;pei Sabren bepaanit
wcreen. ginselu cter i'm @anssn Sn ssrfaafsn.,
2itbtater fGunen ldt melhsn bei Sptn u.
Sailer. Geearltraes, Gerautpu. 26nS
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3u Derfanfcn Dbcr 5u Der:
uticfbem.

5ans uub sipsi ectten, selssfu lit Dptsetoipn
(6. @arb), @igsntbum Spn g8ilIiam acftnSh.
Cine ttr ecttrn IN stph SO bfi Is, bic autere %
bei 100 SUP. Ndbrre slusfunft ertbrilt @jecrse
StSber, In Tceaetppn. 29c9,3m
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9lbn,imiSfratcrs=SS aebri6t.

Ia her llutrrfibnste ven hem 0eridt in 9Bil.
festarrs ais gtcminiiftattr her 5interaieuidaft
hes Seritcrtenen Gasper Subsr ernannt iprrben
it, 70 irrtsrt CT biermit sIlr, pelds her tsiasten
SintrrlaiTenldnft i6uIben, CUR piinftli6en 3ab-
lla9 auf lppie aud tiejeni8eu, tpsds Anifriide
az rieIetbe babru, erfudt iinb, ibre Refnunscn
scbEril tsglautigt rinsurei9en. .-....
@ecrae Senrs Gmih.
Grrhrtpn. 70. Nnn. 1863
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s5mi,t Nerf0ltf:
YradtSpIle
!9eilllltdttelt!

.. . fir bic
., arbeitfr unb 5anbperfer.
Die Gotten Iisstn an ben SsiftrIpn gltams,
@aibinstcn, Bscmina genn, 8ranfIin, Mrn'
les YreSiesnee. Nrp-yprf II. Waricn sIssnues
unb ait bsr g., s., 4. unb 3. ShaBs. alle Stra,
bru iinb aussslsst unb seebnst. Die @runbltiide
perhen auf billise Sepinsun9sn Srrfauft. 8ieie
Gotten finb brfannt unb seIsssh an bsr G'ilmprs
eantlhefe, auf bifier Seiie ppn @rsen 8ibse
unb teebaIb pisI nGbsr su Serantcn, ais iresnb
pel6s Gotten, bic jest gum gsrfauf ansetcttn
werbsn.
Die 2ebiab unb gusausbanna Gilsnbabn urb
bic Seranton u. Yrebibenft StraBen-Giifnbabn
fabrfn seraee bur6 nd0 her Wcnisy unb GRO
sibenee apeuue, unb bic Dunniore Straben Gi-
Ienbabn paiiirt innerbalb Sier Sauarss an beh
Gotten am sbsren Gnbe sorbei. 9ln Der untsrsn
Ssite tesrdnst tsr 2adaipanna 6lub bas eanb.
Der 8tFstitsl fiji tisle Gotten II unteltreitbar
unb bieltlten pariirsn i'm greiie bon 200 bis 81
900 Dollars.
Sir 8sbinsunssu, Vlan &c. frase man na1 tsi
Jcbn Sancfep,
23ilS StfdtsanRalt.
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Oei6dfts= Gr0ifnnng.

Il Ter llnisrseidnste bat Tsit sinissn Bp6sn auf
esr Sgbe 9'arf Srite nabr ter neuen Bride iitsr
ben eadapanna 6luB eine t. ..tIt44
S6miebe nnb Maguer=gSerfffGtte
erBfnst unt latft ieinf friibfre 1unbsn Gin, aud
auf ttslem plaBe ibn gu belu6eu.
Alle in has S6miees unb @agntr-@sidGft
sinl6agenben arteittn psrbsn auf has 9iiufts
litits unb biais brlpr9t. s.--..---
7irim s'a'E'tf 8ris SEEMING.
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slaHi- iinb edjrsIbbidjer,
SdireibntateraIIeM

nanili9 Srief- unb Sdrsitpapter, 8rtefechSfrte,
Sinie, 8essrn, gleiffifts, Shisfertafelu, Griiiel
IT, I. M, ftets srrrGttis in her Sffes he's Strait
ton Wchrntlatt."
GttnIc bic tsiisn Gife-, @risrI, giauet unS
Wbil, aartrrt.
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SCpf0mb's
German Sitters,
une
Sopffanb'S Serntam Spmic.

!
Sopffamb'S 6ermam Spmic.
Die sreeen SeilnittfI fit ale
SIR II Der 2cbcr, bcs Magens
pSer Der 0crsanuuess Creaue.
SSuffamb'S Germam SitterS
III aus ben rrinen SGften (ptsr mic rs metsinif6
gtnannt pirb Grtraf. - Maten) bon 9Bnrseln,
8rGuisrn uub 8ineen snIammsngeiest--
ipas eiu int bSdlfenkz1 - gratf frnsentrir-
tss prGparat aiismadt uub ven alfeBrIarti9er
geimii6uns ieber glrt frei it,
Sppflanb's 8erman 5pnfe
III cine 8erbineung allrr SnereeienSen hes Sit,
tfrs nit bfr reinFsu 0ualitGt Shnta erus Hum
Sraugen &C., ipas cine her anssnebmen nnc lieb.
lidffeu Wsei;ineu eiett, bic esm Vutlifum bis
tebt gebpten tpprben iinb.
1isieuiaeu, ipeld,e cine Webi,n frei ven alfU.
bplariiger 8eimilduug Sprsiebsn, esbrauhrn
SpGfGaub's German SittfrS.
Oitieni9en, pelde feline Giuipfneung gegen bic
aigfgebene Combination hes Sitters baben, 9e'
brau6sn Sppflanb's German Spnir.
Sis fn6 beibr elsib gut unb snibalten bielslte
mrbiSinii6e Gisenihaften une bic gluswabI ;pis
lden ibnen III cine blree Sate tes @eianladeS,
inbsm bas 3cnir has l6ntadbaftelfe III.
Der Ragen III lit 6pl9e rannisfaltiser llria.
den, tpie erldpGdte 8erbauuua, 8gspepiia, 9lers
SenlapGte &C., her StErun9 einer 8unftipnsn
in brbem Gjrape rntsrwrrfen. Die eebfr, tpetbe
nit tem Md9en in 10 - snser @srbineung
itebt pire Iceann ain. a Blirt une bic 6rl8e
bnSrn III, tae trr gats - lent All einiaen cher
mebrsren brr fclssnten Iraufbeiten lrSet:
gerRrpfuna, Sabunsen, innere SGmerrbihen,
IrGnsen hes Slutes mad benz 1rpfe, Saure
i'm Maseu, lietslfeit, Serstreunen, Gfel scr
Nabruns, lleterfiilluna pbrr Driidsn i'm
Masen, laurss aufffrben, 3riiden pber
9lcpfen Der Ssriarute, 5liidti9eS peer
fhmereS atbmfn, Sdpinbel i'm Irpf,
Ser5flrpfsiL tpiirsenbes pber itifenbss
G5efiibl, penn in lie9eneer ppltipu,
Wiattbsit ter Nugeil, 8Ieden ptfr
Gjepebe spr bent @elidt, tumpfer
S6nters i'm aopf, 0lanseI all
austanlfuug, @slbbeit tsr
tSaut unb her glusen,
Sdmer3 in Setr,
Riiden, Sruif $50 lta..
Glieher, &c.
plGglite 5iBe, Bremen i'm 8lelb, ferlpdbrenbe
2lbnuneen Won llngliid unb gebriidte Stimmung.
Der an bieIer aranfbet eeibsube iollte bel efr
auspnbl emes SeilmitteIs fir feinen 6au srpBf
fen, gcn peldsm sr tur6 llntsrfa6uns
unb Ra6fcrf6uneen - Setidrt IN, taB IS
pirFlidsn Bertb beibt, ron ltGbIi6en Sn9rrs
biensen frsi III unb iid einen 9uf fir bic SeiI<
uns bisler 8ranfbeiten frpcrttn bat.
SufaneS 0srman SitterS unb Su1ants Ser
man 9pnir tpurben scr % Sabren gum srlfen
Wale in bielem 2anbe bon Deutfdianb einse-
fibrt, pGbrenb pelbfr 3eit lie ebne .3peifel mebr
0ursn bepirft inb ter Ieibentfn Msnldbeit lit
elmer 9rSBereu @usbebnung oeniiBt baben, ais
irseub nneere Wrbi,insg, wrlfr eem putIifum
bsfannt finb.
0isie Mebisinen furtren miriam QsbersSe-
f6perhtn, g5elbiu6t, gereauiinssldpa6e brcs
nil&s rtsr Nsrpen. - i6pSds, fronil6s
DiarrbEe, aranfbsitsn Der Iiersn unb ale
arani6siten, bic tur9 - llnprbnung lit Der
qebsr, tsni Wnaen unb ben Ginstpritsn sntifebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-01-28
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am 20. Sanuar 1869, in Seranton, Ssn-
rittts Seffmann, sst. Srune, sebrrrn ant
IA. Wiai 1927 in ariessbsim, Srsis gSrrns,
'GiFebb. Darmifatt. fai tS. .t..s
Snbtm i'd ben plSBli6tn Tpb mtiner gfIisttrn
'Gbtfrau biermit sur Diftntlidsn aenntniB trnse,
fiblf Id mid eserunstn, alien 8rrunttn unp
4BtIannien ter seIis @erfcrbfnrn. fpfsit ttn msir
nissn ben innislten Dauf fir bic sabIrrde Be
tbtilisuna beim 8esritnib unb bic sielfadsn
anbsren 9epsils ssn Mitsefiibl aus;ulprs6su. @
Der trausrhbt @dttt, ttt '+'-
Spbn 5pffmann, 1.