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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
Ayers Ague Cure,
For Tever and Ague, htermittsnt Heye,

For Tever and Ague, 1ntermittsnt Fever, Chin Fever. Heuittent Fever, Dumb Ay2e, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.,, ead indeed ell tho affections which arise from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
 As it's name implies, it does Cure, and does not flil Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine Bismuth, Zine, nor any other mineral poisonous substance whatever, t in nowise tnjures any patient The number Gnd importance of its cures in thc aQue dis trlcss are literally beyond account, and we believe Our pride is gratiled by the acknowledgments we receive of the raC.:. cures efected in obstinate cases, and where ctar remedies had wholly failefl Unasclimated persons, either resident in, or travelling through miasnatic localities, will be pre- tccted by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
 For Lircr Cosssptdiafs, arising from torpidity of the Liver 1t is m excellent remedy, stimulating tle Liver into healthy activity; sl..sis ILs.f For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, t Ia an excellent remedy. producing many, truly re- rlarknble cures where other medicines had failed. Prepared by DR. J.. c. AYER & Co., Practical and Analytical Chemistss Lowell Mass., and sold ai round the world. sl rgral hisys atstgs < PRICE, $1.OO PER BOTTLE. isau
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
.NAuaATucK RAILROAD.

NAuaATuoK RAxLRoAD. nN and after Hoaday, Nov. 2sd, 1868, OH trains will run as follows: { GOING tNOkTH-LEAyE BRIDGEPORT. 7.15 A. M Milk train for Winsted with
 passenger car attached oonec-
 ting at Waterbury with train
 from Hartford --es-- Leave Litchfield 11.37. 10.1S A. M.-For Winsted cenncting with
 the 8CO a. m. train from New Yoik and with the 9 50 a. m. a. .3 4 train from New Haven. e Leave Litch6eld 1O0p. m 10. .06 A, M.-Freight train for Winsted fasa4 aa.4n Leave Litchfield 4 SOD m. 5.16 A. M.-For Winsted, connecting with e ff is 800 D.. m. train from New
 York and the % m. train -.Ga from New Haven, and at Wa
 terbury with train from Hart
 ford
 Leave Ltchfeld 8O5 GOING SOUTH-LEAVE TWISTED 5 30 A. NJ Freight train for Bridgeport GAO A. M.--For Bridgeport, New York. and
 New Haven, connecting at -+' s-3. Waterbury with train for Hart. ford. Leave Litchfleld717 10 P. M.-For Bridgeport N Y. ard N. H connecting at Waterbury with ' # with train for Hartford Leave Ltchfeld, 247 zoo P. M.-Milk train with passenger cal @r attached, connecting at Bridge port for New York. -..a Leave Litchfsld, 4.5O 1 On Saturday nights, an additional Train with passenger car, will leave Bridgeport fo, Winsted at $40 PM. I
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect a Seymour with the $40 AM. Train down from Wlnsted. and returns on carnival of the l 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport. The Stage from New Hartford. Otis. Cole ! brook, Burlington, Sandisfeld, arrives t., connect with the 2.IO PM. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arrival oi tn 1O.l6 A. N. Train up from Bridgeport The Stage for Litchtield leaves Litchield Station on arrival of the 1915 AIM and 5. lf P. Nj. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage fol Harwinton leaves Litchtield Station on the arrival of the 1915 A. M Train from Bridge port.
 The Watertown stage arrives to connec: with the s. le a. Tn. train from Waterbury and leaves on asrival Of the 1915 a. 1n. train from Bridgeport.
 The stage for Bethlehem and Morris leave, Waterbury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays.
 Smiths stage for W Woodbury, via Middlebuly leaves Wstei bury Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday s, and via Watertown Saturdays on ar rival of the lO.l5 a. m Train up from Bridge port.
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville l On arrival of the l0.15 N. Train from Bridge port. ..-. Discount of cents made to Passenge, purchasing Tickets at the Office. GEO. w. BEACH. Superintendent l Bridgeport, Nov. 23d 1868
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

olenched teeth. shivering and shaking. In after days he toldme that he thought it was my spirit sent to warn and save him.
 "Sit still, repeated from time to time watching with aching eyes and brain for some sign of aid. Each minute seemed to be an hour. My lips grew dry, my tongne literally claye to the roof of my mouth, and the precipitation running down blinded me. At last-at last-hope came. $s1 @@
 The crowd began to gather in the yard people were running from distant lanes, and a sea of faces were turned upward ; then some one who had got speaking trumpet, shouted, ssKeep heart. boys, we'll save youp' A few minutes more, and the kite began to fly; higher and higher it comes; on and ou. How I watched the white winged messenger, comparing it in my heart to an angel; and surely, as an an : gel wss it permitted to come to us poor sinners hanging on the verge of eternity. Up it came, nearer and ne arer, guided by the skillful flyer. The slack rope cross ed the chimney, and we were saved l could not shout hurrah. even had dared; but in every beat of my heart was a thanks giving to God. l had never truly known. dence can never doubt again.
 
 up again, and Ben obeying my order, got in. I followed, but no sooner did I touch him than he began trying to get out. I got hold of him, and taking it into his head that was attempting to throw him over he struggled and fought like the man he was -grappling with his teeth, shouting and shrieking. and praying all the way down, while the cradle strained and crack cd, swinging to and fro like the pendulum of clock. As we came near the ground ] could hear the roar of voices, and an occa. sional cheer; then suddenly all was silent for they heard Ben's cries; and when the cradle touched the ground, scarcely man dare look in. The first who did saw a horrible sight, for, exhausted by the strug gle and excitement, so soon as the cradle stopped I had tainted, and Ben, feeling my hands relax, had fastened his teeth into my aeck! flt1+ No wonder the men fell back with blanched faces; they say that Ben was crazed; but they thought that he had killed me, for, as they said, he was actually wor- rying me like dog. At last the master got to us and pulled Ben off me. Gahail soon came round, but it was long time before he got well, poor fellow, when he did come out of the asylum, he was never fit for the old trade again. | gave up the trade, too. soon after, finding that I got queer in the head when I tried to face highth. So, you see, that mornings work changed two mems lives.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25


 Glasgow has chimney 450 feet high.
 Ex-President Pierce is getting we'll slow : ly. ..-.e.s'a,E .zss
 New York city paid $6, ,4O6, 900 income tax last year. Ss 2t
 The Moravians have been in Greenland 136 years. a. ss
 "A perfect flood of wheat" is going to market in Wisconsin. . ,h as
 Good children will be glad to hear that Texas has raised large castor oil crop this year. H B. aa 1af '#lat Henry Ward Beecher has been ill but is recovering. He is forbidden work for Q week or two. -s,ea.' t.4 l3 9ta 3la=
 The cost of living at Cornell University is eighty-three cents per day, payable monthly in advance. ar..-.s j .r...a. The Prussian coal mines yield one hun dred and five million tons year, and give employment to 278, 8,000 persons. A Providence paper announces that a rope.walker will begin on the lst of June the feat of propeling velocipede 5000 miles in thirty days. averaging 100 miles @ day, for wager of 5000. During the trip he is to ride ths velocipede 15O miles twenty-four hours, and only one trial will be allowed.
 | I ri t...I ..g..l gtT& s@ t8 ;, A good story-but of course, utterly un true-is now circulating among the wits at the expense of two great poets.i Tenny- son, whose manners are said to be far from polished and polite, was sitting one day with his feet on g table, when his friend seeing some people approaching, suddenly called ont. My dear Tennyson, pray take down your feet. People will think that you are that American, Longfellow. .s.. ;.. Whe would not procure Piano, Melo. deon or Organ, when Horace Waters, 4S1 Broadway, N. F., has placed them within the reach of all who desire. A first-cla ss instrument can be obtained of him by'pay. ing monthly installments on the same, and the purchaser can have the use of tho in. strument while it is being paid for, He keeps constantly on hand first class instru. ments of first class makers. hi'a2A '@~ 's'-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
For Sale -.

New Canaan Ct, about 1 and 3-4 miles
 from Depot, and II hours from New iYoik City, good farm of 120 acres of land. we'll adopted to the milk business, gardening, or general farming, two good wells of water splendid view of the Sound for 30 miles. Will sell the 120 acres. with two dwellings, two barns, and other out buildings, or one dwell ling and out buildings with 80, 60 40, or 30 acres of land. sl ssss.aI, siffss 1e9 affF . k For particulars apply to sasa ''3f13s sa "st isssi5es N W. or S. B. HoYT 95as
 stfa saaf is5z New Canaan a 43 Pm @ A Fairfield County, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
U. s. A, Ovelr-Coats,,.' t, '''

A LARGE LOT JUST REC'D $4 EACH. Sleigh Robes and Blankets, 400 Stake and Trace Chains, 40 to 6Cc each. ,. 2OO0 lbs. Gable Chain IA inch to 6-S inch 7c to
 goj. i5c per ID. -y;,s
 10 Doz Buck 6aws 75c to $l 25 each @ 50 pr o a.1.Jsass DoSen. ls,gj 58n. 0g n44s8al l2 Doz Hand Saws 75c to S3 each. w Doz Meat or Butcher Saws $l. 50 to g
 20 Setts Nrmer Chisels $2 25 to 5 50per Sett. 30 Sett Augur Bitts. 2 I5 with Brace 276. Dog Hunts Picks, l,z5 SIP per Dos. s.,,.. 27 Doz Axes $1 and $l 25 each. ,s..a..ss ts;g1.s. 70 lbs Washita and Chinese Oil Stone. s,,st.,f Dos cast steel and Iron Shoyels $l to $l 60,
 Portable Forges on hand or furnished to or der at less than Manufacturers prices. .,s s4,s ,.
 Goods Sent anywhere on reeeiptof the cash
 19gsy3 n.,. .s7 F. L. ALLEN, l:s 70 8m i3a Waterbury. Conn. c
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
Pianos, Organs, | Melodeons

SHE reasons why 1t is best to, buy either of u the above nameG instruments Of J. Brin- ton. Falls Village, Conn. ore these: hna ,ysb.u
 slse. He tunes andrepaiss and understa ands how sne instruments should be made and how to make them. sl9us lo1Ia T gam d5aa .fnes A.--He selects only saoh instruments that he can warrant for 6yeaFRl. baa 0Na Ugt@ tsa.
 ed-he sells instrnments of any msks.pu ,s3 Ath.-rHe sets them lupI on trial wherever wanted and waEranfs them to aivesatistection or DO sale. which frees. the Bnyer from all risk.
 q bth.--Being . wholesale and retail dealer he has theadsantage of large sales, and does sell lower than any other dealer.ai slFaa saasH1-
 Send for prices before purchasing elsewhere and he convinced. sfasaI 9a .~al4st ,4a..f51i- sAlso ST \ ING MACHINES Cf any make de- livered wherever wanted.ss Address sk o5 atsal
 sa .s4aaslI8aa JoGEPH BRINTON, old T ! 2otfI Falls Village, Oonn. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
PLEASANT GALE.

fHyHIs horse will stand at the stable of sub II scriber the present season.. His stock is able for beauty of form and fine action, and not deficient in size. 'ls .. :
 Norfolk June 10th. isSa 2 -a7 q s-;s.1.5 Sas 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25
American and Fore.gn Patents.
 h' p R. A. EDDY. 2. : T.

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS :, Late Agent of the U. 8. Patent oaics, wash.
 ington, under the Act of 1887.
 No. 78 STATE SrRznr, ,(opposits Kilby St. )Bosroz
 TIER an extensive practice of upwards oi A twenty years, o0atines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Speciacations, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa- pers or drawings for Patents, executed on rea- sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Fereign works, to deter. mine the validity and utility Of Patents of h. in all matters touching the same. Copies oi the clans of any patent furnished by remit ting one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washi uxton s-~sy-ss sgs's st.--IEs- ks-SE s2 -41
 No'Assssy is sAs Usiaed ,ssssssp posssssss sspwsor faalass fer obtaisiss Patsnss. sv esaSeaiHias tks patentdbilay of inventtoas.
 ] During eight months the subscriber. in the course of his large practice, made on tasSes re- iected applications, sIxrsxH APPxAIs; ,sessy Ose of which was decided ir Ais fasSr by the Com. missioner of Patents. 3t A lrh E- a}&s}F
 TESTIMONIALS.
 "I regard Mir. Eddy as one of the most espa- ble and saecsssfnl practitioners with whom have had sficfal Intercourse. CHAS. AaSON,
 ..eslt s.'sl .l,,g, .t Commissioner of Patents.
 IT have no hesitation in sssufing Inventors that they cannot employ man more eoapstsns and srsssworthy, and more, capable of putting their applications in' . form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent ofice.as EpMUND BURKE,
 nadf sss F Late Oonmissioner of Patents.
 "Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, In all, but ONE fofI which patents have been granted. and that one C aow psndsne. Such unmistskablc proof of great tal- ent and ability on hts part leads me to recon mend aliinventors to spply to him to procure their patents, a they may De aure oi hRying tho most faithful attention bestowed on thslE eases, and at very reasonable charges. .zn
 saat4e,4 . JOHN TA0HAR1." Boston, Jan. l.:laeo ss-lyI .dsg i,isadatI
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

,DR,B ST. JOHNa R E6IDE VT DE NT1slT, waterst.. thi.e honie eat ostSe Agka H1uss
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rarsoas nom i. djstanea WiIl So, wslla io call on Wedna5lays and T6uysday1 70 lssto b surs and Rrd the pr. at homo Ss-he exrects to visit other places some of the time. 36H
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-25

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

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Sntersllen bon 10 pc. eineslblt msrs
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beueu NfiIIiendr @ttDens ii 6ob0ten
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fert9elekt. @egeniDartigs iiebt (ie bic
Der nod unbolen0ete Mumpf zines uno
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inter ben ftingen0en 9anlmerlblGoen
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cine beitimnte @eltalt annimntt. Ser
MunlpI Iiest in elmer tiefen nit @aas
ern eineefaBten Mnsh0bIuna nn0 lit
bon Srepptn llnb Ylatfermen umSe.
ben. Sin @etterbad iAiibt bic &rs
better Dor ben GiniIiilfen Der @itters
ung. Nenn man auf elmer 4Ianfe in
Der Witte res 0obr3enoes ftebt, 70 fiebt
man in einen oAnflen 9laum BON iibeT
25 Sub binab, IN tpel1sm bas 9luge
nur nit Wliibe risiise 8ebdIter, Seas
:reAen, 9tohren, SelleI. GgIinoer,
@AafGe uno &urbelu ent0e&t- Die fp0 :
teren 6oribepesun9swert3euse eiefee
Gieienl1iffs, pelAes anr8ertbeiOi9uns
unfere6 6nfenS afeffinf1ft iii.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

1teie Giienbebn srfredt Et Don
Cincinnati nact 9een Yorf $50 NaelltHs
@IeSeIanb mad glstps g)pft CPS Dlsilgm,
IuEEiyt nask Rem gert 400 Weilen,
Buffalo HaG 9lep g|HrE 400 Weilen,
unh tf uou
~ 22-27 Mfeilen Der tilraeite gGeas
8tpei Ggprebs 8lee berIafltn t1sIi0
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6 imetmMAfi, G6e Der flHftsn nno
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26
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G fammLnng bes StaateS am rs. 6ebrunr 1899
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Rraft her mir kertrageHen 1ep0lt btetmit In 1ebex
sinlttmmung nit aenannten Atre an, bab cine @abI
er6ffnet uno gehateH ne be sly bic Regifrationss
@onmiftcners an ben DeriGtehenen StimrIpIdseu
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General AupoIt unb ReFurter fin ben Gtaak NIB
eben{o aar epdhIstna pom Circuit. gtithfer1 aoss
Term unS DtftriFts dItsR gnnsen Staofe
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ce,ps9eri ttes in Nep 5is pna efseBt titfitep
GeHeraInnpalt Aes Criminals Hnb Common Cams
@etittes IN Dfempb unh bic Beaufteu, weI9e bic
BdbIen in ben perf9teoenen 6ountieA Gth1Iten,
haben BeTite BITE Office oes Stoatsfefre 6rs It
nerbGIb Der gessIt9 Dergsfdieb Hen Set ~ sFtats
ten. -
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DGrs 1863.
Eur1 ben Goupsrneat
- sEsktS$ f#sS 9. 3D.. G.Stnters
s q. s. SIet9e x, Gtaats sSsfretat.
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pier @othen unb einmal innerbalt elmer @o4e ynS
Der BoPI DeESifeHtIi@sn ms2s NAN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26
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Na9 Iansen @erbaneIuneen III
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Amtsoauerseies selan9t, inbem CT
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bonn Snftis COMMITTEE bOrsef6lagen
wurSe, fauttiOnirte. Dieies sInsfunftss
mittel lit BEL Der seeenpartisen Stim'
nuns bes Staates, benz neuen Yrafis
Senteu ge3eniiber, ni@t iiberrai6ene
un0 ipsbI aud i'm Ganaeu Dae bette.
mas bef@Ioheu uereta fennte. Nras
iioent Grant iDirb, lpa5ren0 Der Senat
in Balbinston beriamnleIt 1T, bic ibm
nctbig 0iintenoen Mblebnngen bon
Beanuten pOrnehmsn f0nnen nnb tuenn
fi@ Der Songreb bertdst, 10 fam er
bieftIben faspenOiren, bat lOI&es aber
sem Stnat binnen swansis Raoen
mad @ieberer0Tnuns oer Gibunaen
ansnseieen tDOrauf bsriesbs iber Die
3edtmabistsit Der snspenfOn ents
i6eibet. SaIIt bic GnttdeiDuns 81
Guniten bes 8eaurten aus, 70 bat bers
feIbe fOiUrt D:eDer in fem SInt ein3u'
treten, i'm entBeSensefsbtsu SALE nir0
Elm neuer an ieiner Stelle ernannt uaD
benz Genet CUR GOnfirmiruue DOrses
fslt.
Die sLbdnbernneen fnb i'm gansen
untuefentlid unH leben Gara 70 aus,
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ment seeen Die Rerfon bes Rrafbens
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bsiIfain ertpieien bat, aus bIobeu
SOfidteitsraffaten aesen ben 4rafs
benton sansli6 all annulIiren. Nlar
oadte, brandeu mir es seeentuar.
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eiHem auoern @rafiesntsa nahlid lein
iuena sinntaI Gin FOLDER iOieber Der
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gum S@uhe bsdelbtu Made balten
6sIdes mar OfIen6aT bic alblidt hsi
Senates una @Iles in slllem eenOm'
t.en bat eieler bobe sefeteebeabe 86r'
per, oem 81 9'eiber 3eit bon Der Con
ltitAtioH zine bsbeatlame MitDirfnn!
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wsiie unb geredt oebanetlt. Ginen
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YHs9tssfubl ni9t nit sIsidsr Slut
TN ynltn bte,lrlt, 70 pira eas limits
eauergslsb itsts als sins aubsrit lpirs
Jane, lInn'sr 0srslte S4rante ssae
aat Mllrqsr nno s@taaltssbpa
0aIgsFeAt Dstoea senaeas
gen. Ssan1 9ae 5lsas geaAsefI, %
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

lie Der GeReral AAesla6a,
ben bsgabtelten miItdril@en 6abrer
Der GabaniI1en GrbebMng miE0 Der
Stem gort ,,Wiail" BON saba SsOlaeno
oes gel6rieben: Nul ben eriten Bid
srfennt man tn @eneraI Qneia0a ben
l1laAteneeiuDbnten 6rieger. @eine
milIairifAe Garriere bat er in Wexico
genlaAt, no er l0abren0 Der leRten
8alnpfe nit ben 6ran3ofen une ben
6aileFliAen 0iente anb as bic anMl
NanGe elnes BrigaNesGjenerale bradte
Sc III Elm perI6Hltd tapIerer Mann,
unD .geniebt 0as Mnbe0inAte 8srtrnMen
alIer 0erer, bic una i'm fnO. Gr lit
Elm Mbsntsurer abet Elm hod)begabter'
4iann unb bon leibeAi@nftIidem Ga6
ae0ea bic Spanier beieeIt. sBis iekt.
bot 81 ala 6nbrer Der Gabaner I'M
leugbares Talent al ben GaA aeieNt,
lal1o bat alle Sperationen bes lp0nifdben
sSeneFat Nesta nit GrfDIa pexitelt. ga.
! TT teln 5Deitgl, ba6 bel Gem @eldbid
Oiefes SSlhrers Mnb BEN Gufhugiasnllig
Der Gubasler bic 0nflianhifSben m,
l6on ldng(t in eiller nto6en effener.
SbIadt ansgeaeidnet batten, penn ifs
unr siuioe leihte BatterieesI beioket1
Suite Siieiere feblen Den Gubanerl.
uao tlaulentIidy amerifanildge, bic @poe
mild Deritebsn. Su lneFaDas Stab
beiinoea fid alebrere, Der etnltiaen
c0ni0eerirten aTsnee an0eb 6reaDe 6l.l
\ flciere, aber QueiaDa, ME iebr er aud
ibre Ddbisfeitsn eennt pub fddht, iuact
20 ni1t, ibnen 0r6bere Grpebitieuen
all5uDertrAMea, neil lie Ooafomluen
unfdbIg fnls fidD ben ibger 8iibsuna
laaferaeoeliea ArliRPea perltanOlitb az
MAIDEN. Griiberg Dflicigte Dsr d.tterss
gaAalbsn MEnlse, Iselde binldnagisb Des
gpaHltdgen MladtiB tudFen, niirhen ben
bereltd1lsen vi lsomtseH bel ben Cuba
nlfAen 6EsibeitstdmpIsrn iInben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-26

berbdnst iuerben fOa, gerabe ptiI
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