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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
The GIrl who has Been In Trance
Twenty Days.

A number Of our city physicians went out
to Burlington yesterday, to investigate
the case of child, which, for twenty
days, has been in a trance. The case is
pronounced one of the most remarkable
that ever came under the notice OF the
medical faculty, and there is little wonder
that it creates something Of a sensation.
In the report of the affair published in
the Wisconsin Of yesterday, we had not
sufficient details to explain the case thorr
oughly, but are enabled to do so to-day
from the lips Of persons who have seen the
child.
A little daughter, twelve years of age,
name Nina, of Christian Rausch, Ger,
man farmer, living about one and half
miles from Burlington, Racine county, in
this State, had severe attack Of measles
and diphtheria, She had nearly recov-
cred from these on the 9Th day of Janus
ary, when she called her father to her
bedside and told him that she was going
to sleep and that she should sleep for
long time. She said she would look as
though she was dead, but she would not
be dead, and she made her father promise
that he would not bury her, which prom
ise it may readily be supposed has been
faithfully kept, Soon after making the
request, the child to all appearances sank
quietly and pecefully into her last sleep.
by all it was supposed Nina was dead,
and the body was enshropded and placed
in coffin. After the sleep the body
showed no signs Of death, although the
pulse and the heart ceased to preform
their pulsation' and no device could show
that the respiratory organs were in use.
The eyes closed.
In this state Nina has lain now for
twenty days with out sign of life and
with no sign of death, other than a sink
ing of tho checks and eyes, which would
be natural with one who had tasted for go
long period.
Three days ago vein was tapped and
blood flowed as naturally as it would 10 a
living person. A blister raised on the
flesh precisely as it would on that of one
alive A neighbor of Mr.. Rausch told our
reporter that he pressed a finger on the
hand of the girl. Her flesh was solid, and
upon taking away the finger the spot was
white. In a few seconds the color came
again, precisely as it would if the flesh of
living person were pressed in the same
manner.
Under ihote circumstances it is reasona.
ble tor the parents and friends to believe
that the child lies in trance, and there
islitile wonder that the case is attracting 40
much attention among the medical faculty.
1t will be watched carefully to the end
and with interest. y large number of
persons have visited the house of Me-
Rausch. and all express themselves as lost
in wonder and amazement at this striking,
ly strange affair.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
The Empress Carlotta.

In 1850, Louise Maria, who WAS
known throughout her realm as the Holy
Queen, died, leaving her daughter Car
lotta, very beautiful child, but ten years
OF age Leopold, her father, was one of
the purest and noblest Of men, He has
been called the Nestor of Kings. Under
his reign, the throne was embeilished with
the most sacred and attractive virtues of
private life Such was the parentare of
Sarlotta.
The young princess inheriisd the viz
tues OF both father and mother, She was
tall in person, graceful in figure, beautiful
IN features. Her endowmerts of mind
and attractions Of heart won both admir-.
alton and love. She often aooeared in
the public parl; OF Brussels, accompanied
bY her two brothers, her tutor and her
gov"rn@s-, In one Of tho private apart.
ments Of the palace at Brussels, her por-
trait now hangs exhibiting her, as she then
appeared, in the rare loveiness of child
hood.
Her education was conducted with the
utmost care, German, French, and En-.
glish, being all, as it were, her vernacular
tongues. She was. cf course, trained 10
perfect familiarity with court etiquette
Her devotion 10 study was such, and her
association with her superiors ia ace so
constant, that she seems never to have
enjoyed the ordinary light heartedness and
playtulness of childhood, Deeply sad.
dened by the death Of her mother, whom
she loved with the utmost tenderness of
earthly affection, Carlotta remained for
several years after that event quite in
seclusion, devoling her time and energies
to mental culture,
The intellectual attainments of tbe
young princess consequently became such
az few ladies ever acquire. In addition
to the English, French and German Ian.
guages, she both wrote and spoke Italian
and Spanish with huency,
Her fathers court, pure in its charac.
ter and decorous III all its observances, was
never the scene of much gaieiy. When
sixteen years of age, Carlotta was allo Sed
10 attend the court balls, four of which
were given each year, None but her
brothers were permitted to embrace her
in the waltz, and she never accepted. a.
partners in the dance, any except those
of royal blood, Naturally serious and
thoughtful, and deriving from both father
and mother a pensiye frame of mind, she
ever manifested rather a disinclination for
fashionable amusements.
Al an early age her father accustomed
her TO be present in the Council of State.
when tho most important questions of
foreign and domestic policy were discus
sed. Thus she became quite familiar
with the diplomacy Of Europe, and her
powers of thought and of reasoning were
strengthened. She seemed 10 Ne alike
adapted TO charm the quiet scenes of
domestic life by her amiabliD, and also
TO sway, in tro1l'led lines, the sceptre Of
M Elizabeth or n Marie There's. j. s.
c. Abbott, IA lCucb Gaiay.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
Addison COupty Agricultural
society
MANAGERS MEETING

TIE Managers Of The Addison County
Agricultural Society met at ths Addison
House on the 10Th inst.
OFFICERS PREsENr-H. Z. Clifford,
Presidonti A. c. Harris, Vice president.
Managers. M. d. Parmelee, II. F..
Dean, NJ. +. Allen, c. D. Earl, +. A
Doud, Chas Sanford, p. Billings, E. A.
Hamilton, p. Jewett, A. F. Ellsworth
Voted, TO be hold the next annual Fair
at Middlebury, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. l4th, 18th and 10th,
1919
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

If the English Channel bridge be
even built, pneumatic tube is to be
affixed to each side for letters. Hourly
communication will thus he kept un
with Paris.
The snow Was 20 deep in Essex
during the winter of l7S5, that fhere
was no moving about without snow
shoes and what was very remarkable
horses had To wear them as well a,
men.
Il prominentphysician of ritusyiIle
IA, took an ounce of aconite recently
By mistake for tincture of orange. u
died within few hoars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

"A contested case under the seventy
second chapter of the Massachusetts, Gen.
eral Statutes having occurred in Boston,
Mr. L. was asked, as he was making
his way out Of the crowded courtroom,
''is that the putstive father Of the child ~
"No," was LIS reply, "ihe dis
putative."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
6elsft poetrp

ODE
AIR-"Battle Cry Of Freedom"
We are gathering for the conflict, with earnest
hearts and true,
Shouting the battle cry of Gemperancei
The world will bless cur progress in the work we
have to do;
Shouting the bsttle-cry Of Temt terance
Cold wster forever, hurrah then hurrah down
with the wne-glass-up with our stas;
As we gather for right cause. With earnest
besrts ard true,
Shouting the battle-cry of Temperance.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

spVCinehS OF crotcbet lnser 90
COMMITTEE L. 2. Knapp, Mlddlebury !;
Mrs. L. b, Knapp, Middlebury Mis-
n o. Clifford, New Haven; Mrs, A.
G, Harris, Shoreham Mrs A. f. Els
worth, Whiting Mrs, Edwin s Wright
Weybridge,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Specimen OF each variety Of iruit
or vegetable Pie, 80
Commatce-M. +. Alien, Ferrisbursh :;
Mr'. III. +. Allen Ferrisburgh Mrs. NJ.
d. Psrmelee, Bristol; Miss L. A. Doud.
New Haven Mrs. C. D. Earl, Middle.
bury.
u. . CLIFFORD, presi lent.
J. a. CnI,D, Secretary.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

The lawyers Of Paris intend to erect
statute to Berryer.
1T ia said that Fremsnt is aspiring to
the French mission.
Two New Haven gentlemen la, week
married two Brothers.
The New Orleans police arrest :, le-
walk velocipeders,
-Meyerbeer's unmarried daughter Is
10 wed an Assirisn Baron
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Commttee, Harry Brevoort, Addison (;
iraS Wright, Weybridgei Hiram Sumner
Bristol II. Y. Samson, Cornwall Will
lard Whitney, Salisbury.
A purse of SIS is offered 10 The owner
of the Stallion who presents the best ten
colts by their dams side Entrance fee,
IS. Committee 10 be chosen by the
board.
Subtle Horses
Best Saddle Horse. 8 3
Commitee-Darwin Rider, Middlebury.
c. Ticknor, Mid1leburyi Edgar D. Hill,
Bridport WIN, Bascom, Orwell Chas
Smith, Vergennes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

.TEAS TEAS.
A freah lot just received and Vt /. quality tk.i
will bear somParison Of Priess. Tr, thsrs.
COTTON
A new lot juss ia st almost all prices at Chap
mana The ssst Smoking Tobecss In town.
A. CRAYAtAs 3 Sss's
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02
AMERICAN MaRiNo SHEEP

AMERICAN MGRiN0 SHEEP.
Back ? yes1s old or over, A 8
l year 3
" Lamb, 2 l
Commdtee-B. f. VanVliet, Shell
burne c. II, Wicker, New Haven A.
G. Harris Shorsham Darwin Griswold,
Orwell f. d. Douglas Whiting L. B.
Dodge Weybridge.
Pen Of ewes, 2 yls old or over, 8
Yearling ews 4 8
COnmitee-L. J, Wright, Weybridge :
DAME! c. West, New Haven NJ. d.
Parmelee, Bristol U. d. Twitchell,
Middlebury f. c. Smith, Shoreham.
Pen of Is ewes, 5 8
A" ofe lambs, 2 !
Committee c. Sessions Middle
buDl E. C. Smith, New Haven Milo ]
Ellsworth, Cornwall A. II. Hubbard,
Whiting Wm. H. Delong Cornwall
II, Il. Dodge Weybridge.
SWINE.
Best Boar, 5 5
" Sow that has borne pigs
the past season. S 5
Best six pigs, s !
Commlee Lane, Cornwall. !
A. M. Everts, Salisbury Truman Lewis,
Orwell F. s. Plumley New Haven /;
Erwin Barker, Leicester,
POULTRY.
Best and largest variety Of fowls
owned BY the exhibitor,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Co'i"'Ftte-lra W. ChrL. Middlubur,:
Mrs, l. " Clark, Mijdiebrry; Miss ".
l.. Du"nng. Weybrilee Miss Esther
l.angdcn, Miss Mary Sheldon. Middle
buy Mr.. Chas Parker, Verqennes
Mr' r. 4 iin|seliinn, Bristol.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Emb dor crotch'd pincush so .25
Commitise-Charles G. Steele Middle.
bury; Mrs. Geo. Hammond, Middle.
bury Nrs. /. $ Stowel Cornwall :
Mrs ii. IL Wright, Sborebam Mr..
Chss. Sanford. Orwell.
CL1Ss TNnJ
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Comnd:ce,-D. D. Middlebrook, Fer
risburgh Joseph B0wdish, Weybridge /;
Scion Sumner, Bristol, Theron Sturde-
want, New Haven G Z. Ever;a, Sails
bury.
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Addison County Agricultural
Society.
TRE.sURERs kEPORT,
The Treasurer Of the Addison County
Agricultural Society Respectfully reports.
RECEIPTS, for Memberships, S449.O0
from Fair Ground Co. 1870
Special Entry of colts 500
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

Commatee--E. II. Robbins, Cornwall
j, +. Gotten, Weybridge VIM How-
den, Bristol Horten Jones. Shoreham
Solou Burroughs, Wal;ham.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

LIST Oh PREMIUM OFFERED
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02


the exhibitor.
Committee Isaac Drake, Weybridgei
Albert Chapman, Middlebury heuben
Parker, Jr. Ferrisburgh Frank Chan
dier, Leicester Albert H. Sperry, Corn-
wall.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

POULTRY.
Best and largest variety Of fowls
owned BY the exhibitor, S
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

" Grain or Plaster Sower, l
COmmatee-Wm. s. Wright. Walt
ham, Joseph Carter, Monkton; G. l..
Harrington, Weybridge D. Parm elee,
Bristol; z D. Hall, Orwell
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6aar.Vpntace
pnrb bic udbauotung
Wilbelm Merf,
90, 273 Vire gtrabe, Cincinnati, Obio,

III ~ W50peH:
rBasar- Suuftrirte Domenseituns. Sdbrid Al
aumm,rn in gsolio nit ssssa 800 sanimusrn in natirIi
DER GrSse unb uber 1900 @tbilbunesn aus benz 8erei
n.ibiidsep .i Sanbarteiten. Der Satrgans 800:
Iienblatt. Der Sabrsans sen Is Seftsn IN sr a sso
DieiHunrirtt Ws Ws!t.-Dsr Saersars Don l3 bsf
ten g. timer ser lS0nsn Vraiis SisaSs sS.asr M
ssrsnhsen' ssma't pom ae ~fs' ssF09'a '0a " V'ps'
batsim. gin Seuti6ss gan,ilieablatt nit sauara.
PEI isass 's : ss.s efsa ssmssua ss
son pans gDaasnpsisn Der Sas5sans BON L
pttsa 4. mits grimisn astan aae s'los' unO -oe
au beufe. - 0slti6tfn unb Biiber snr unterbatanl
unb Bebtans Der Sabrsans Is 6eiten nit Der 9a'
mi. .Muts'sad', semal' s0n 1s S'Is, ssf'asa '0n g
Das SID fur aus. 2, suairrte sIat'sr sur Inter
taIiuns unb Bslearuns fur bic gamle unS ssesrmann
Sc: spauslide reuben seulat BON r. 6sd, sefoen sOu
4. Waaemann, $500.
DieainbsrlaubsGn a. ~ esas aasne 'uutf'''e atOaa's'
ten sis nsa.lsa a;sSsr ane Gomroiionsa 5as soa ss
sflSs'a' eisammluns be, n.u.
en qisber neb gompotisnen, esnet @ tecnbers fur ge.
iansssr.ne Das Baalsin 0ist mar Is esass aaD ~irt
His MiiIienen- graut 1T iest spuitanbis scrrd.
sis ant mirs fur ss7s ssrlanbs Dafsts 1T elm nsus,
Woats gbriitu unb ben SAub bee rSerr Der DeIt."
Das aeaamentp 81; 9sdsaa, Elm nsusr We.
man. msa.r auss& elm suserdiass 9siai4ssu sas ben
Aettrn Narpece tbe Der In europa SrobeS Mnfeben r<
rsse. Daste eraeint IN % efsrunssn sa % esnts o
0eferun9. -. "a
iss. a'ss@s as sts III SIS s's sslss. ss
Dies ii Elm piadisoaes aDsrI nit ben 1d6nn Stabideu
unb sstr.uen Sdireruns Iener bentrnrbssn yeriope.
Mlle be(aeuten Bader merben fret Serfanbt.
Sraenb fin BUD bas serlan9t wirb, Tam bur& mid Hneu
w s.1a aas sst sssaass as s.n sasern ans setarn
dem s,rtsa .ia Sus aui gsransea ausaaSt srDtn
Aue beEcuten Sahen werbsn fdnea unb pnntA abse'
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sGQrm Ri perfQufen /!

Die Garm lies geeilen Obrbalb Dublin, auf btm O-
uer bes Seico Giues IL Weilen BON gplumtus 10 Msi
len BON Delanare. Deamare County, unb n yeten BON
Otio Dbite Supbur Syringe. enbdt Elm buneert unb
ten unb ebensie l7 Ader, aue gut ensefent etn bun
bert ader befnben @ in iebr sutem gultur,uanbe puppn
ads fsit finf Sabrsn tn sutsm Slice lsssn Der Pels
unb 1udsr bsm bssn ppls am Seeio Blub. Gs bsfnbst
H sin GROCER iunger Spfsarten In sorshsdem 8uanbe
auf Der Barm, 6efsn Ob In Sbio nht ltertroHn wirb
,pei nte uerieaenbe Queen cine bem 6aue laufen bur
Sieelbe TaS Qanb tt BON Der befen Auatat, bic Garm
ssbdabe fnb gut une eas pans sat y stasm Sudsrestn
Qanbs tanu osled HeFs nspmsa. Rdheres erldbrt man
Spn
s. g. garion,
.. .. 2ers Center, Delaware Co., ..
25. geb. 2mtw
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A,lsta,tr.

Meaensburg. @eleeentli4 bes Abbrunes bes
paules s. am Robenmarft oabier, ipeldes erit fir5.
| lid BON benz Moblermeifier Grid bnr9 Rauf bot
Rrn 9eifel erworben murbe baben bic oorti8en be.
fhxftigten Mrbeiter cine Rifte sefunoen, Del4e un
ter BEN aufsefllten 9aatte zines etemaligen Site
aenraumes Ueritedt uar. Bie grob Die neberra.
i9una nor, ais raau bic Riite auffdl 9, Idbt lid
mobl 6enfen, ba i1 ouf ben erien Bid cine 9roB,
NniahI bon flbernen Bedern, Gannen, Webrgebdn,
gen uno ionftieem @eidmeioe 3eiste, tuelde ole Il
id0n unb 8l6n5eno erbalten waren, als tudren il
geraoe aus Der Wertfdite zines Suueliers. Wi'
i1dbt uno erb6bt f4 Der Wertb oes 5unoes INFO
fern, aIs einSeIne Stiide 8an5 beionoers 6n gear
beitet uno pon Mltertbumsfreunoen ffer tbeuer be-
aobIt mer5en, borauseeiebt, bob 0er 8efber lber'
baupt oeneist it, etipas oapon abjngeben. Rad oeu
Jabres3abkn 81 fdlieben, melde auf ein3elnen Stu.
den eingrapirt no birfte bic Rite UNI bic 3eit ees
edneoenfriesss (l633) psritedt Toroen iein, uni
6udItab.n traeen. 70 i4eint Der .Sdab bon einem
8fanbleiber peritedt moroen 3u iein. Oas nunmebl
in Mbbrud befnbi1e log. Seifelbaus II. SDeifeQos
zines Der dIteteu pduier Der ganaen llmgebung uni
brfte in Seinem uterbau bis 3nm eriten @elaB ,uob
aus BEN II. ODER H. Sobrbnnoert itammen.
e4ueinfurt Sn Bela4 (GIan,sn) iiart
ns st Sc IS Sas, as,t Gsssss 5ss n @ @
erbetteIte, In ben Wicbtr68en i1nr Nadbarn mad
0artoffeln iudbte, um bren 9lnger aa iuen u. No..
Sci itrem MbIeben ober 4,OoO 4. in Wsrtbpapleren
eirca 200 4. baares @elo une eine Wenst anoer'
BertbIaden binterlieB.
gnaIanb. - Gin Mannmeib. Sn Son.
lbri6oe Grafldboft Rent. wuroe fiirslib elm unaes
SlidRrioes W6bdben tpeaen ginbruds uor bic NiR.
len periie{en Sic III etr hiibfdes, f4lanfes Mdo.
nsn. bas BOZ eiuiaen yobren in nidnnli9er Reioune
ala SopfenpiIiider Beid,dftieune fanb. S9r gutes
Neiroa,n peronloste Sen 6ortiaen pforrer, br Elm,
etsIie IN nerhaiien. Diefe bertaul4ie he nod ei-
n;aer 9e;t nit her zines Muipdrttrs IN eiueu Wirhs
ha~ie non mo he iii5 ais linter Reitfnedt enaoai.
rem Iisk nnh boroui bei ben, Vforrer BON Brend6it
ala Mtitfnedbf in Dienit trot sic batte bic Yferb,
ams ssurei.sn n, fo]rer. in Hpree sci Glide aaf,u
morfen q zines 6ieies that he nit arosem @e5dd
nnb obne ben oerinaiten Weroat 40 erreeen, ba III
;unasn -. MSSm,m hsr Hohbapihoft. 6encu ne ben
Sof matats hotten ME BEN aerinaiien Wsroodbt ae
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-ueesr einen gatstsrs II sesrasa, bsr
fSO gReilen ron Mafin nnb ca. ~ aesilta idb,
lid pcn ben Ninm iisst, tesiAtsn @alitornil&e
aritunaeu fan lin8taMtli&ee. Gritlte lca fiiaf
lsnaT Nisilen Tang nnb GOO Gae BOD iAn; ris
,rei l nas Cali. pelaes BON SrOestr Metnbeit iein
mas Sakfi bic u,erfwaro;3e 9t9enlhaft ssfesn teu,
RON Ser 4aft nit atrsstt jn usroen,
unlrr pfr Grne srlirtdt, 10 ned untttanht.
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81; Cte arj6te BtssiRetnnS trrsats bic
sSnaaanrstisnsrtot 0raat aa 6sr Derltner 1osle.
Oie Ma5rung ln YreNntite!sn troute ssr Ntn
0nne ne9uen. So Elm 0clemann6en. Der 0rant !;
babe i4 n&t stiast e ,vsts sssas!es 1.. ~ S1.o
NIT Ersastnttrdnta IL. 4use Grts Ueepsr. .Sa,
bas tA(t sa ssfost1, antspsrteten hss iabslnesn
Deleid6e.
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Sine aute 0arm su perfaufen

ssen sedwaster @eiuntbeit bee gsentehmsrs IN Der.
fsbe Seloanen feline arm 3u perfaufen. DleIbe lst
Wtn norolt spn fsr Stapt Dapton, In 9ontsomerp Co.,
an Der neuen 9roa pite 9oab unb Meile 0rh ers
wdtnte yite, Der parrcn unb Butler Gpmnftp Qinie
Das qane enbd Adr bee been 9anbes mespn as Nder
fuliisit nb. Der 0e bsfet aus gutem 3cl,anb. GO be-
fnoet a Gin neues tramebaus, Nebsnsebaubt. Shensr,
@epfelbdnmen bepaan,, auf BEN 2anee. Die 8erfausbr
btngunsen anp bel bem gisentbnmer ;u effa6ren.
Ssriebridl M6aer,
In care Of G5eprse Npnher 5ee, Dayton, Obip.
HRdra -2mt M Bpr S45. :
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Sin portbeilbafter @efAdftSplat
IN pertaufen.

80 Oertanfen, Il.
gDeaen 0efbdfts gerdnteruns III Der unteraetGnsts
atlpnnen ieinen am befen 0eihSftspIas Qoueonpe
an Der Gfe pom BEN Marplas eesenen ebr gut tingeHs
tettn Scre neb Wcbnbdue auts NOD ntu 3u vsrtaufen
Eur Elm Oefd pber 6ote ~ tetretben, tr BIER Ds
bette @eleeenheit barseboten.
Nseen Na6ersm ptnbe man Fd an ben Gisentbhmer,
sSriebrid Qan9e,
Qpuhpusiae, Mlblaab Co., Stip
Dec. "a. 1868. wty
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@erberet ri perfaufen.

Cine in Minersburst (ber GOunts Stabt BON 6eles Co.
bpl aeeane gut einserMtste Oeberei nb tinem sret-
6dieen Dobnbaas unb ~ Mder 2anb IN ~ Seraufen. Gu
te Ussenb fur inbe unb dute unb bic stnise @erbere in
gNasrsbursb. Naberes baraber bet ben Gieentbhmern,
3. u. g. Wormerd,
Nilersbursb, 1olmes Co., ..
San. 81. 3mt
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Aus bem Masorsamts II ssOfssnees esr'

aus BEN Matcr8amtei II Dcfssnets eers
rcraesan8en: sNaprrSamt, NersDcrt, q. aRdrl
1869. aln Die pvefe fer gfr. Staatsn! pistmii
er1uAti& ee, Orsnsoe ror Stem. Ycrter Girfntaren,
RsineRn, Anttelf@ @tintn, 0ladsfpielen Mm arc.
ip.ften fiir cooperative Nerei i8nnSen oeer ecttt'
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