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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-29

VIM. NJ Tweed is expected TO surren
der to morrow and give bail for trial under
the recent indictments. To.pay, civi
suits against Tweed and company were
before Judge Barrett on demurrer. TIL.
point of the defendant that another sui
on the same case of action is pending il
the name of the attorney. general.
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At the Bienville investigation to-day,
Capt. Maury testifies that the missing
boat was one Of the bes. on the vessel
She had "a on board and was well water
ed and provisioned. He thinks that the
boat may have been picked up by a sail.
ling vessel bound for the north of
Europe.
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Owen O'Connor, a Spectator, with.
drew to-day from the safety deposit com.
pany 100000 of Hannibal and ST. Jos.
eph railroad, convertibl eight per cent
bonds, intending to place them in the
hands of breakers, but they were lost on
the way thither. The baonds we're OF the
denominations of $1,000 rnd $500 each.
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Rev. Jean Henri Merle D'Aubigut
died suddenly in Geneva the Dist inst
The Rev. Peter Cartwright has left Q
widow who was his companion for sixty.
three years.
A splendid Greeley and Brown torch
light procession was at Manchester, N
f., the 2lst inst.
Brigham Young's National Bank, Salt
Lake City, was authorized to commence
shaving the saints the 2lst inst.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-29

Prof Stove, husband OF Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, was stricken with paral.
ysis on Sunday,at the house of his son.in-
laws at Amherst. There are good pros
poets of his recovery.
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John McKeon is said to have determ
ined to withdraw as senior counsel 70,
Stokes. A witness has been found who
heard the hotel hoy. Hart. tell different
stories concerning the shooting.
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II. R. STEVENS ESQ:
Dear Su,--Probably no case of Kidney Com
Tlaint has ever cume under your observation where
this painful disease had more stubbornly refused
to yield to the Influence of so many different
remedies as my own
have suffered pain (morc than can describe)
through my back, hips, and limbs, together with
great difficulty in passing the urine, which was
very often, and in small quantities For twenty
years have been great sufferer with this cun-
plant | have tried all the remedies recomme nd
ed which came within my reach. have been to
South America, to all parts of the South aud est
to see if II change of climate would help me
have expended thousands of dollars to obtain relief
still my only reply could be, No better.
About year ago, | was advised by friends to
try the VEGRrlyE they having take n it themselves
and been cured. Without much faith [ consent
cd to try it; and can truly say. that received
great benefit from the first bottle. I began 20
rest better nights and was not obliged to urinate
50 often with much less pain. A fter taking tire,
or four bottles, was not obliged to get up but
once twice during the night; and the pain in
my back and limbs was growing less from dav to
day. have taken in all some twelve or fifteen
bottles; aud to-day am as able t. attend to ac-
tive business as any man. Who can appreciate
the blessing of good health more than one who
has suffered for twenty year. MS | have? Is it
not my duty (now have rclief) to make this fact
known? The VEGETINE has dine more for me
than ever dared to hope or expect from any
medicine; and believe me, dear sir, am happy
at all times to speak in its favor
am, &c. very gratefully yours,
WyNay d. OSBORN.
4lG Third Street
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-29

VEssrIsE.-W the blood becomes lfeess
and .tagnant, either from change of weather or
OF climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any other cause, the Vegetine will renew the
blood, carry OF the putrid bumors, cleanse the
stomach, regulate tho bowels, and impsrt a tone
Of vigor to the whsis bsdy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-29

The Registration Report the year end.
ing Dec. 81, 1870, gives some very in.
terestiug statistics as follows:
MarriageS.-Whole number, 292s
couples. OF 1886 persons married ,4744
were American, 900 foreign, and l22 ma.
tlvity unknown. Franklin, Chirtenden
and Rutland Counties take the lead in
marriages among the foreign population
In 80 instances the groom was under
twenty years Of age; more than one.hali
of the brides were under twenty; the
larger number Of grooms were between
the ages Of 20 and %. Nineteen grooms
aud one bride were over 20 yeors of age.
One person in COG of the population
were married.
BirthS.-Whole number, 1871, of which
zoos were males and 3645 females sex
not stated 49, One birth to 1876 of the
inhabitants. Greatest number recorded
in any one month is in June next in or.
der, December. Largest number in
Chlttenden County, where the births OF
foreign parentage exceeded the American
by II. Largest number of foreign births
in Rutland County. OF American pa.
rentage, 5l52; foreign, 1905 unknown,
2l4. There were l57 plural births. four
cases Of triplets, aud 6l ilegitimate.
DicorceS.-There we're 1874, or one 10
lo of all marriages. The increase of
divorces has kept even pace with the in.
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SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.

EAST MARsHrIELD, Aug. %, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS:
Dear oir,-I am seventy zone yeers of age; have
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint,
weakness in my back and stomach. I was Undue
cd by friends to try your VEGErIyE, and think
it the best medicine for weakness of the kidneys
ever used. | have tried many remedies for this
complaint, and never found so much relief ss from
the vtGErIsE 1t strengthens and invgorates
the whole system. Many Of my acquaintances
have taken il, and believe it to be good for all
the complaints for which it is recommended.
Yours truly.
JOSIAH II SHERMAN.
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Parchment was invented at Perglmos, In Asia
Minor, but Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil was
first made in Pittsfeld. Mass, and almost every
family there keeps it in the house for daily use.
II is an honest and good article, and its use will
give you satisfaction. Sold by ". NJ. Day.
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HEARTILY RECON NJ lends.
sOrrH Bosros, Feb 7. 1870.

SouTH BOSTON, Feb 7, 1870.
Mr. STEVENS:
Dear Sir,-I have taken several bottles Of your
VeGerINE, and am convinced it is II valuable
remedy for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, aud
general debility of the system.
| can heartily recommend it to all suffering
from the above complaints.
Yours respectfully,
Mas. MuSRoE PARKER, $50 Athens St.
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ANOTHER WOULD GIVE A boil
LAR FOR A DOSE.

DUSTIN, May JUN, INtI.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir,-I have been badly afflicted with
Kidney Complaint for ten years, have suffered
great pain in my back, hips, and side, with great
difficulty in passing urine which was often and in
very small quantities frequ, ntly accompanied
with blood and excrucating pain.
l have faithfully tried most Of the popular
remedies recommended for my complaint; I have
been under the treatment Of some of the most skill
full physicians in Boston, all Of whom pronounced
my case incurable This was my condition when
was advised by friend to try the VEoErISE.
and could see the good effects from the first dose
took and from that moment kept on improv-
ing until was entirely cured, taking in all, I
should think, about six bottles
II is indeed a valuable medicine, and II shonid
BE- afflicted again in the same way. I would give
a dollar for dose if could not get it without.
Respectfully,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-10-29

Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, &c, are
ALWAYS unpleasant, and at times they become the
most distressing and dangerous diseases that can
a feet the human system. Most diseases Of the
Kidneys arise from impurities in the blood caus-
ing humors which settle ON these parts. VEGeriNs
excels any known remedy in the whole world for
cleansing and purifying the blood thereby eaus-
ing healthy action to all the organs Of the body.
vEGErISE is sold Nv all Druggists.
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Legs alive Statistics.
From the now ready Legislative Man.
uel, we copy the following "Recapitula-
ton Of the House and Senate"

uel, we copy the following "Recapitula
ton Of the House and Senate"
THE HOUSE.
OccupotionS.-Farmers, 1873; Mer.
chants,29 Manufacturers, 16; Attor.
neys, 10; Physicians, o. Mechanics, 4;
Clergymen. 3 Lumbermen. ) Editors
4; Students, 4; Hotel Keepers, 3,
D.-o1'-.-, r....uv,s, =, nam uuu
Superintendent, |, Railroad Agent, l
Law Students, | Retired Merchlnt,
Surveyor, /; Insurance Agent, &; Black
smith, ; Lumber Dealers, Travelling
Agent, /.
Religions Preferences Congregation.
alists, So; No preference, 45; Metho.
dist II Universalists, 20 Baptist 20;
EPiscopalians, -; Liberals, 10; Unit.
arians, Free viii Baptists, !; Rat.
lonalist, |; Christians, = Spirtualists
=; Protestants, 9; Free Thinker, |
Friend, / Orthodox, l; PRESBYTERIAN,
/; Catholic, /
NatieHy.-Vcrmont, 22l; New Hamp.
shire, -; Massachusetts, 5; New York,
); Canada, > Connecticut, .; Maine,
l; Pennsylvania, l Ireland l.
Oldest member, Joseph Marsh, of
Hinesburgh, 10 years Youngest mem
Der, James II. Beattie, of Maidstone, %
years
Largest number of terms, William
Hebard, Of Chelsea-11.
One hundoed aud eighty-threc are
servlnS their first term.
Republicans, PIG; Democrats, l6 /;
Liberal Republicans,7.
THE SENATE.
OccupatioAS-Attorne Sill Farmers
10; Merchandise Editors,l Students,
:; CleTgymen. l Physician, Pro-
ducc Dealers, 2 Banker and Manufac-
turer, l Manufacturers, 2; Soap Stone
Dealer, /.
Political Pyefcrence.-All Republi-
cans.
Religious Preferences Congregation
a!ists, s; Baptists, 3; Methodis.s, 4 );
Univcrsalists, 5 ; Liberals,2 Episcopal.
ians, ?; Unitarian, | Free religion. | :;
Free Baptist, |; No preference, 3.
Neutrality-suspicious., SO; Massachus.
etts, New York, | 4; New Hampshire,
3 Canada. /.
Oldest Senator, Charles NJ. Lamb, of
Windsor County, go years. Youngest
Senator, Gsorge a. Ballard, of Frank lin
County, SO years.
Largest number Of terms (both houses)
Layman g. Hickey, of Orange County,
&c years.
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THIS ELIXIR Is WARRANTED,

~ 4. SMITH, Photographer and
dealer in pictures of all kinds, picture
frames, mouldings, brackets, albums, ste-eotypes
and views, &C &c., oilers to sell his entire bust
ness. Address, CHAS. L. SMITH,
3l;u Bristol, Vt.
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PORTLAND, Me-, Oct "a. The horse
dstemper has appeared i'll Portland.
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ITS RAvAGEs IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct "a, The increase in
the number Of cases of horses suffering
from the prevalent malady is calculated
vi from 80 to 40 per cent. of the horses
IN the city, or from 5000 to 10000 horses
In all in various stages of the malady.
The subject is universally discussed, and
fears that a serious interruption to trafiic
may take place in few days are spread.
Ing. Yesterday hundreds OF the infected
horses were in the streets, and thus far
there seems to be determination by the
car companies and stage proprictors to
RIM their vehicles at all hazards. About
100 cars in all have been taken off of
different fines, giving little longer time
to wait between the trips, but as yet il
has not interfered with the comfort of the
travelling public. Some forty stages we're
Withdrawn yesterday, and those 10 use
consequently were greatly over-croxded,
Alarming stories have been created to
the effect that the infectious nature of the
disease is transmitted to human beings.
but beyond the reports no cases have as
yet appeared, wherein the master has
taken the di ease from the horse.
The broadway street car company last
night had one hundred horses sick out of
about eleven hundred. The Third Ave-
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GhulhGuler unO perell 2QQe.

abfdn. 1. Gs ioa Die BHiht beg Direfturiums Der
Gpuntu=5 64I=Gomminare len, in iepeln 9iitrifte eincr
nancnoen plab fur elm S9ulbaus au5julpGbIen, fails
Gin altes utrrleSt poer elm ncues erriAtet 'wcrOen ioa.
Nbidn. 2. Sas 9ireftDrtum tunn entlpeoer 5den=
funeel bon GrunOitiden our Grridtung bon Sdulbau.
ierlI annebmet, poer loIhe GrunOltide a%nfaufen. Sn
ieiucn Sale aber bar; Elm 8au be9onneii lperoert, ber
BOT oa5 Oirettoriunl lidt eincn poultdnoigcn unD auIs
tisen BeIibtiel bon Oent peircitcnoen @ran0iiid bat.
MbIdn 3. SAILS gum gau ooer 3ur 8er9rOBerung
zines Sdulbaules lueltcre GrunOitude erior6erli1 Itn0
nm oas 9lrettorium Der Golnltp=S duIconmilGre nit
ben 8eiibern ~oerlelbet niht Sanoels CHING lperocn fam,
10 fam oaiielbe pom @lert bes aretsgcrtates einen writ
of ad quod damnum ausiertigen lanen. Ser SderiTf
ioll oan1 cine unteriudung pcs betrctTenetn @runo fluff
fes pprnebner, iber ben 28ertb %betlelben geriGt eritats
ten UNI Der 9tidier oes &rcis9erIdies ion turiber ent=
ldei.cn. 8cmcrit 1T jc0ot, oaB Elm auf Dicie gBeiie in
geIis eenon1mencs 8rlmpflt, elni9IicBlih bes Blabcs,
aui lueldem Das sduIBaus itcbt, nlGt nebr, als / &dcr
betra9en lou.
ben Gouutp=s buIcommliaren dusge9ebeucn 0lQuen
lnp 3eianun9en seb0ut UNI aas9etattct iperben.
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G0ptfel y.
YfIi9teH Der 8ifritts Sdul-

Gbftn. /. Sas Sirsttorium Ger GiFrifts.S duIs
Guraioren lou bic Gbbut iiber aue 8ebdullhteiten poer
@runptiide BabeIl, lueiGe iHr SAulilpefe bstimint iino.
9ielelben loleu ale JteparGturcl belor9en un0 tie Sos
item unter pie oerlnildten Sdaiaasgaben anrtdnen,
ipel6s, lpie Iriiber beitlnut, a4s ban e5nttGuern bc=
SberauIi9t Ibcr Die ibm anuertrau'en Shulen fibreu,
~oieielbel buuft9 br iuAen tl1lo tnlar Ior8er, oaB i0gr.
lid. 10 Wtonate btul urd Sdule gcbdltcn miro.
Mbldn. 2. 9as 9reitorium lou ferner fniir Tor.
oen, DaB ein jebes SGulbaus nit ben eriproerlIden 9e.
beroebouOen perleben tit.
@bldl. 3. &ein sGuIbaus ion fir anocre, aIs fir
Sdulllpedc bellu5t weroeA, ahBer mt 5rlptll9Hn3 oes
9trefturiuns Der GountD-S dntconnni Hare.
Nbidu. 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SDeile BON 2 Doer
| rebrercn dulBaus=3~ iirittet tprilell hit 3Iuiinmung
pes 9ircttoriuns Der Sunltag. S6ul=G Hare al
eiuem reuen Sdul=9 iitrIlte perelnigt meroei. Der ram
ale i'll Dieieln @ele5e p0rge etilen gtcDte mo 8er9ln.
| itlaulteen babeu ion, boh bari elm lold' reusr Silrltt
| ni9t mcli8er oils So 9eleslt9 terchti8te Stimmgeber
eutlQtteu.
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gtahts& nnmif1rs=3 Irrnn

Seriegette Guaebute perfen in 6ieIrm g az .
bIs SpnlabenSs oen II. Mai 1872, 8ormfttscss
~ up; GnasaomIrsT, anSin benz 8iireau 6Cs Biz
trruie allsr neuen 4nmhen fIr brn GSsbrord, ~
etaot bis gum 1. Nfainddfeu Sobres. w
Er0oe=Eaunpen uno SpeBiffQtfUlen f6rren in Sis-
len Snfsan loaRreno Der @si6ditslunoen eiraefebru
3as Re6t irstuo tines Deer que beIaate gro,bot,
gu p%errpertsn. III oorbebatten. SIN Vhffreo ~"S'o"''
uoo .oon george y. sBuoepdre,
0Ul, 1U,2t4) HIcrf hP6 GtohtC-
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GtaAl.G nmmtfi1rs=Wiirrnn.

Salttrt Ogre, ben 3. g}ai 1872.
3ef St9cl's omnihdr bat aui be Apptitation Der
gtebrjabl Der @isertbamer Ser YiCbrscbt Der 8rst,st
iIBe PES @rnrhcs ON Der Baltimore, ,piiten @itt,
GttoBe Gno oer ofitden Staot9rerSe beitIoiier her
ren gu iailen.- '|
Gr nra4t oe6hutb Iiernit %betannf, Sok oue Qpr,o.
men men,, ipsl4s I'D egrd9 eisien Se'tIus res staet.G ON.
miners oselnIant8t llblen. an has @taetoeribt
riGts1orteit innerbaIb hretSia Eooen BON Ssr er w.
Ser0Hentlidun9 oleler 8etonntnoIbnnn nm nnnsHiH
Ten 'onnen. SIN Outrage: VII "PPeH'@
Geo. ~. E~Bopswars,
tlI'il0'S) @tert 0e6 Gt0nt-S omtrTTsra
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8irrau ncs Orbaubcz9 uineftnrs

mu Salttmore, 0.2' Mai 1872.
Serite9elte In9ebote peroen in 6ieieIn S3iireom bia
@fontas: ben IL Oiai, Uecraens 10 libr. IiT 6 SrH
Sau osS sprtFenbanies Gr. 10, an her giorf,eite Der
men uno toHnen Der Ylan uno Bic Spet,t fifsStti rV'n,
oalstoit e~ln9elr9en fuetben. IS miro oas' gfeft NM"
uetfen. ~"sN'"' e"luuSh@
Die Nhiaebote tueroen am IeIben 9ooc agi,,oos
~ WI IN eet Sttr9erTeiitersi gmtsaube Ge6ffiIfat
9'ster llho eflhdI' se9euplrti9 sa ieiH.
RAM W6. g. sSStFins,
(lV3'o'lI,5,4to) etert bes Or61ubc~5nineTtnyA
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WFE
Die Ghulen.

Qbidt. 1. Die inter Gbbut oes 9irertoriuuts Der
Gountp= SduI=G pmntilare itebenpen eduIen Der Der.
lGiebenen e0untles, loler, ie mad ben 3iIttiiten, in
beren tie Iic9ert, init uS9uIe SIR. l." pTr. 2" ii. /. +. be.
5eidnet lperoen. ..-.
Ibldn. 2. Sn einem ieten sdulDinrifte ipn in elmer
ooer rlebrereft Sdnlen, ie nab Der YepDlfsrrna, tuonl6a.
lid 10 Wtouate inn Sabre unterriht erthei(t lperben, III
pelbeia ale lueiBe ainoer iiber 6 unO unter Il Sabreit
freien 3utriit baben ipaert.
GbiGn. 3. Sn elmer jeoen DitrittsIduIe lon seIebrt
tperoen: Srlbograpbie. 8 len. Shreiben, en9lii6e Gram.
matif, Geographic, 4ritbmeiiL Geldidtc Ser Gereiuio-
ten Staaten, Sittenlebre, MIge6rd, 8l1fibruna, ga-
turseihihte, bic @oRItituti0n Der Ser. Staaten, bic
Contribution Des stcates NtarpIano. Geidi6te oez
Staates Wtarplauo Sln9ert, s3eibnen, 9bpiiolpsie uu6
geianbbsitsebre. Sn Sifrittsn. no elne itarte Ssutla
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8erpa!ters>Serfauf

treifDdiseu sieselTeinerneu W~pbnbaufeS SIR.
4E0, Cffs ~ on ,TsItHrake
Graft eine5 9efrete5 bes 8rei5s@erihtes Der Gtnbt
Baltimore fuirb Der llnter5eibuete ais Seriuafter anf
Dfientli1er 4uftion on Srt unb Stelic NSitrnod,, D.
10. Dtai 1872, yiudnittass 4 ibr, uerfauien:
Den sansen Gruncpldk NIT GebduSen, in Der
Stdbt Baltimore eetesen nno, iuie fpl9t, heidric6en:
an Der G~orbiete Der M%onumeHtitr. an einein 8untte
1t3 6us s 3on oftlid BON Der Jfprbot=Gde Der Mo+
.~nuinent@ uub BetbelftraBe anfan3erh; bann oftlih,
ldnss Der y%torbieite Der Observation-Disclosures, IA Sub
eebeno; bann n0rflib 70 SuS in elmer 9inie parallel
nit Sroaoman bis al cine 10 SUE hreite alea; bonn
rpeItlib, lungs ~heiaeter 4Hen, nit benz @etrauae Il.
Yripilcgien 9emeinifaitlih, IA i5uB, unb Damn lIb=
lib 70 5n5 bis gum 4nian9spEntte.
8ebout nit ei2em euten 3zftofi9en sicaciHeins-.
nen Nsobubaufe nit q ItOti9fm Sinter9ebGuhe.
grnnb1nietbe sac iabrlih. gs.l-.1J 3 0h#f
Serfaufsbebinguu9eE Gin SritIsl baar, Der Jiei
in 6 unb 10 Ntonatea, oher aneS t.,ar, nab 8efiehen
bes Gdniers. @reoitsablunsen tra9en Sntereilen pom
Gage hes Sertauies unb iino Sur 3ulrieeeAbeit BEG
Serwatter gu iidrrn.
Spieph g. 6euisIer, Sertualter,
gha s atrf Scr. 20, @Giu 8utloines;
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Sdpitei I'D.


Ibi6n. l.. SbpIbuder loacn gli6ts trtbaIhn, mas
ben 9baratttr irgcno eIller gsartei oper Sette trGgt.
@bldn. 2. Die 9irettoren Der County, SduE9 ON.
miTare lole1t Die 6dulbilder fur ibre reip. Counties
braud beiinOIlden opsr ipatrr ein9Cfubrtsn 3ertbi6ern
telne NeRoerun9 por9cnOnrmcm peroen, obne oGB crit tie
pom Sirettorium Der &pun psS 6ul=e Oluminare anIu.
f~erti9tnoe 4iite ctnpIsbenspertber Bidder gcprIit unp
c~pnlultirt lu0rccn lit. -
&bl9n: 3 Gas 9irettortum bsr County 6ulcpm-
InlIldre iou bic gcrtb. ilun9 uon Gebrbihcrt II. G6reib.
materialien au bic perlbtcocnen GouutplnuIen anorb.
nef. Rein ShuIcr iDu lur 0iele BI9cr mebr, ais 81
picrtellobrlih be3abier, unb. lnlitelts lpItH our6 pas
Girettprium Der 9urutorer btr 3aburg befrcit lpcrorn.
5eoCa iDl Is @lern Doer' Stlltrn i~reigtitelt ,ein, ibre
g3udcr uno SD characterization Gui ei9ene SaHo III
faufef.
stb16n. A. 9us Sirettorium Der 6ountp sduI.
GOmmtnGre lou uber bic n%eribeilten Builder 9teanRn9
fubren nno Guittunsen uno 8clege beibrin9en.
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Sn fsoIge zines &etrete5 oe5 arsts 0erihte6 Der
Gtabt S0itinlore miro Der nnter5eihnete, als Boz
fualter, auf offentlidner Iuttlon an Btabe ITEM
flag, ben Z. Diai 1872, Nathri. 4 aar, 5urt Ser
fauIe ausbitten:
ZEN aansem @runnpias oil Der Sibisite Der Dtit=
llmanfraBe BON etner Gntiernu19 oon4 Uu7 2y5 sou
oitlih BON Der 5aoolze te ger Bono. unS Nfiliman.
Der WiiGimanHra5e Ii 6us go 3ol sebenc; Darn
ilolith parallel nit Ssr sont ltra5s 60 6ng bis an
~yforh{irte ~beIaeter aQcp nit beren Qemeinidaittl6en
@ebrau,b Ii Su6 2i5 3oG; Damn norbliG parallel init
Sonbhrose 90 GuB bis gum InIanqe..
Die @ebiulibteiten, gtr. Al, WiliIndnfraBe, be-
1feben in eintiit gutseblutsn 21a zitofi9en ~sieaeIitets
iernen Robnbauie nit aeler9ei1oB mo einfodi9er
Slide. .a
acknowledgements Gin 9ritttbeif boar unb
Der yteft in 6 unb - D~tonaten, ooer Ines bacr, mad
benz Eelieben oes aduier5 bic Grthttta9lurasn 8tn~
lentraserb riIt onrf Sur Snirieeerbei Oes Serlual=
tiers ~inboitrte ytoten 9elifeet.
2eipis .. Rpbimfpm, Jun, GerfD.
30. 3,6 9,102,l j, lO1 Gam. $. Spper&@ phne, Muft.
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dbifeI ~,
So6l6ulen.

SUutNA lAt lutplyt NlIlpeEs
Abldn. /. Us ion Die Yfidt oes 9irettoriums ber
9ountp' Sduir IS o%minlifure iein, in ietgm ggablbe3iri
enc oOcr 'nsbrfre saulcn fur farbige Sinner i'm alter
pom go 9abren ju e~rriJteH, lpeIhe ebeuFaug irei ieir
uno 10 Ial9e oten ge9alten peroen loQen, uie bic anoe.
reilofentlIbftt Sbulen pcs Counties, porausgeiebt Oas
ne nl9t pelll9cr. ais Is Sduler bdbeu.
&bl9l. 2. Slee Stulen ipQeu unter qeituno Der
Nllirttts'S4 9uratoren oGs bCtr. 9iitriltes febcu
INN 9nui ebenio 9tilbrt pGr0eu, mic bic Gdulsn fir
tretBr &inber. - ~.
apian. ). Der GontroIeur ioa bic gerpiuiouroe,
tlr nc 6arbigea Sdulen had MtaaBItab Der farbi9cm
Scpolterun8 6es betrcIferter 9iitritls ietIebrn.
ablmll. 4. VILE, pom Der f~arbi8en Bepolteruua zines
9chniics pecr Der Sta0t Baltimore gciablrn SdluI.
ao9abeil lopte allie etlua fur ben 3pct geuabie eden.
tlh8cin louell e%brntnIls 5ur tarrbGItang Der Sduleu iur
6GEUige ueriueuoeI Dercet. ''
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UGlttmore, ben 3. Wai 1872.
Nsrtteaelte An9ebcfe fperoeu in nieIem gireou
Gn9enonlIitn uno IN benz @itcou bes 8~ir9ermelSteers
9ittta9s 4 Hpr, seofnet. fir Ole 2ieferunq aner
Sefnpen; pa nslhe Eir oen GCtraut Orr Gtaot
8(an uno Spc4 fttatiouen itnrcn in Goi9iein 8iTeon
pG5teno ost pel19lt5tunoe eingeIe6sn futroen.
39s 6e9t tr9sHe zines o9er ale aueebote ,urifz
%5iilutiien, 1T oorbcbalten. SIN IlItroas: ~
1eu. ~. YSOocrpdrcs
u5lulG,l4l 1 0lert beS StubtsGommiI{6rs.