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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-04
DANIEL EMERSON'S ESTATE.

GTATE OF VERMONT,
~ BRADFORD DISTRICT, So.
In Probate Court, holden at Cornth in
said District on the 9th day Of Nov. AID. 1875.
o. Is. Rogers Esq'r, Administrator of tho
estate Of Daniel Emerson, late of Ncwhury in
said District, deceased, presents his admins,
tration account for examination and allow
auce. Whercupon, it is ordered hy said cour
that said account be referred to II session ther
of, TO be held at the Probate Office
Bradford on the I'd Tuesday of January A. ID
1876, for hearing and decision thereon:
And il is further ordered that notice DO
given to all persons interested Ivy publication
of the same three weeks successfully in
the Bradford Opinion, Il newspaper printed
at Bradford, Vt and which circulatcs in tho
neighborhood of those Interested, before said
time of hearing. that they may appear at said
time and place and show cause ii any they
may have why said account should not be al
owed.
by the Coart,-Attcst,
ALVAH BEAN, Register
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having been APP
polluted by the Hon. Probate Court for tho
district Of bradford Commissioners, to re-
Gel yc, examine. and adjust all claims and de-
mauts of all persons against tho estate of
ROYAL A. KIMBALL, late of West Fairlee
II said District, eccased, and all claims ex-
hibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose aforesaid
at the dwelling house Of Mrs. Almina liutcn-
ms in West Fairleo on the Both day of Dec.
1873 and 25th day of Feby 1876 next. from 10
O'Clock A. NJ, until o'clock L. NJ, on sad
days,and that six months frcm the 2Sth day
of Sept A. d, 1875, is the time limited by SAID
Court for said creditors TO present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at West Falrloe, this 10th day of Nov,
A, ID, 1873,
26w3 G. BIGELOw.
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o. fa.ALSRIf.

Cured,
WIN proPpilyS IN Throat almost
to Chokin Headache, Pains in
Shoulders, Back and Kidneys, and
Entire Breaking Down Of The SyS-
TEN by
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
MEssRs, LTrLEFIEIp Il Co..
lcsidc at Manchester ~ H., and previous
~ resided 1T llounikcr, and am u nntiyc of
Weare, this State. have had Caia,rh twenty
five years : every since was nineteen wears
old; had it bad all the time 1t run all that
period, aud nightsit would fill up and drop
down IN my throat, causing II feeling Of
choking, so that would spring up in bed to
save myself from strangulation. 1t effected
my head SO that | felt confused, aud was
troubled with severe headaches at intervals
for n week AT II time. | also bad pains in
shoulders, back and kidneys, from which
suffered Immensely. SO bad were they, that
q year ago last summer was obliged to lie IN
bed most Of the tine Tor three months. tried
all kinds of snuf and Catarrh remedies with
no particular benefit, and consulted physi-
clans. | hogan TO take the Constitutional
CdtdlYy Remedy last August, | began to
grow better before finishing the first bottle.
am now on my third bottle. My Catarrh is
cured my health is restored. | have no pains
aches or cough, My whole system is made
over new. ! think it is the medicine that has
rescued me- from intense suffering and almost
the grave. | am now able 20 do the hardest
work and bear the greatest exposure, and
feel that cannot say to much in favor of
the Constitutional CdtairA Remedy,
MRS. Il. j. FLANDERS.
Manchester, n IL, Feb. 1871.
PRICE i 1 PER BUTTLE.-Sold by all
Druggists, A Pamphlet OF 81 pages, giving u
treatise on Catarrh, and containing innumcr.
able cases Of cures sent FREE, by addressing
tho Projectors
LlTTLEFIELD a. CO.,
Manchester, N, II,
For Sale in Bradford by
SNl as.ei. EbAT, Dru ggist.
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WHAT THE CLERGY SAY.
From REV. AL FRANCIS.

| From KEY. A. IL. URANUS.
New Bedford, Mass. May ., 1873.
MIR. THOMAS w. LANE.--Dear Sr A pack
age of your Pills, received few weeks since,
have been tested iii my family, and really
their merits have not been oycr-estim0tcd.
As Regulator for the Digestive Organs they
are at,,siuprsScd. In case of Nervous Head
ache they prove an excellent remedy. In case
of cold and ti%htness across the chest, they
giec relief. They act as a pMrgatire and also
lis II tonic. Every family should have sup
| ply ut hand in case of need.
''' ~ ''' REV. A. II. FRANCIS.
Rcv. a.. BAnibs dGsfGalIs llacy Drive
E4iver Complaint and Eds Acc
aosaa I,.sn ilncElEs from tfsS sys1
leEa Isetter sfliaAa amy aHiN:
Else.
Hawley, Mimi, Sept G. 1873.
EFT. w. LANE.-Dcar Sir Il find so much
| Tcnciit to myself and Others from using DIR.
QuAlN's PILLS that | send you herewith one
dollar for two more packagee. have been
all my life affected with Liver Complaint,
and all its accompanying fruits of lndiges
zion, Billiousncss, heartburn. &c. | have
used all kinds of medicines, Allopathic, Io-
mmopathic Eclectic and Patent, and have
never before found IL medicine that drives
disease out of ones body like these Pills.
| could say great deal more in their favor,
and probably will some ii me, but have not
tin to do SO just at this moment Please
| send the pills us soon as possible, for l am
| entirely ont. and givea good many of them
| to other people, and all are wonderfully bcno-
| lifted by Them
REV. l.. KNIBS.
Pills Perform all that is Claims
ed for tn em.'
Lebanon, Grafton Co., N. H., July Is, 1873.
MR.T. w. LANE:-We received a package
of DIR. QUAIN's PILLS, and do not hesitate to
say that they are an in valuable medicine.
performing all that is clai med for them i'll y
very satisfactory manner. They recommend
- j. II. GANNETT.
Testimony of Escv. H.. Draper,
Seahrook. N. H., May II, 1873.
Mr.. TlIos. w. LANE.-Dear Sir 1t is with
pleasure acknowledge the receipt of your
medicine. (DR. QNAIN's CONDITION Pills.,
while living in Chichester. My wife had long
been troubled with torpid liver and indiges-
ton, ant had consulted physicians without
being benefited. She therefore resolved to
try the pills, aud they have proved u medi
cine adapted to her case, and her health is |
much improved. Please send me two pack
ages more and Eluch oblige
Yours, &c, l.. DRAPER.
From Rev. III. G.. NEurcti.
Lamar, Barton Co., No., July u, 1873.
Mr.. THOMAS w. LANE.-Wc received your
Pills and think they good Please send
us another package immediately. Enclosed
tiud fifty cents. REV. Ii. q. MURCH.
sY1 For the convenience of persons living
in Bradford and vicinity. these Pills can be
had at tho OPINION OFFICE, or will be
SENT BY MAIL on receipt of PRIC L, SO Cents.
Address
BEN: +, STANTON, Ag't,
OPINION OFFICE.
BRADFORD, VT.
THOMAS w. LANE, GEN. ACT.
Manchester, N. II.
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TIrToN, December 3, 1874,
We take great pleasure in informing you Of
the surprising beneficial results from the use
of your English Remedy, the Cordial Balm of
Syricum and LOthrop's Tonic Pills in case
of great Nervous Debility and Prostitution, by
o member of our family who has been under
treatment by different doctors for nearly
three years past without any apparent be1e-
st therefrom but your medicines have
1uced a most wonderful change for the
and the patient now enjoys compare
.L client health.
MRS. HARRIET STURGISS.
,ggists and will be sent by
of the Country by ad-
F.s-- LOTHROP, M. d.
... ..t t. Uni
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MRS. JACKSON, OF CONCORD, N. H.,
viii he fouud at her new roOmslin the OPINio
Binding. up stair $, where she is prepared TO
do dress making in tao latest style and best
manner. Particular attention paid to cutting
and fitting
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the 1.
there, al
gee, up -. ,;r,
Is N y,s s s;,s 4; sIsss;s s:
s sa mat he had at '''s'
wives c-.tbers. flowers
selling oA
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2e(HN n month to energetic men and
Up epVVwomcn everywhere. Business hon
orablc EXCELSIOR MEG Co., l5l Michi-
gan Avenue Chicago, III.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-04
J.
Eaev. ~. Va. ealnncdt says. 'ssUiain's
Pills Perform all that is CIsafna-
ed f0I. TIA en-

Lebanon, Grafton Co., N. H., July Is, 1873.
MR.T. w. LANE:-We received a package
of DIR. QuAINs PILLS. and do not hesitate to
say that they are an in valuable medicine.
performing all that is clai med for them i'll u
very satisfactory manner. They recommend
themselves wherever used
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I,yspcpsi1-a Appetite Restored.
ssaecsa Ching For uAitlMey Conn
nlsliMl HIYcs. ,H'ricts.r

DHa1FNF u HIFCE EECtl.
RALPH ARNOLD, of North Braintre, Mass
writes, Aug. L. 1875: 1.-The 18th Of March |
received package of DR.. QCANs MAGIC
CONDITION Pills, and have been better cv-
er since. The best thing for Kidney Com
plant that | ever tried Helped me that
night"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
SPACE IN PLANTING CORN.

There is more or less disagreement s. 70
the distance corn should be planted apart
and the number Of stalks in bill. Good
crops are realized fron three and bali
feet planting. three 10 four stalks in bill.
Better have been grown. As | hare witness
ed. with the rows four feet apart. inelnd.
ing the bills (Which makes the space be-
tween the bill about three and . half feet. ]
with three TO four stalks IN tie hill. the
difference IN this case being mainly 10 the
greater number 81 ears grown. usual two
70 stalk, and large at that. the larger
space between the hills giving chance for
the sun ami ar % citcuite have also
witnessed growth ofcorn where the space
between them va. bot haIff5 last men,
toned. II vas % soil which for several
years bad grown large crops ofcsro.., and
was specially favorable TO cora. being blaci
highly manured spd deeply rich. veil
drained alluvial deposite. There resulted
81 immense growth Of stalks. but no corn.
although J, vas the intention u the owner
confidently expressed. 70 raise 50 upusu.
ally superior crop. II vas fsilure. safe
in the amount Of fodder Il made. In that
il paid. u great vas the grosth. We ssnt
the san and the fresh air 10 our corn a. 10
our fruit trees. That result being secured
We can plant as close a. We please.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
CULTIVATION or BARLEY.

Il Is better 70 make ) barley spring crop.
If fall wheat happens 20 be- . failure. the
ground may be replOwei and soun to bar.
ley yery conveniently and probably. There
j. 90 better crop than this with witch 70
seed down 70 clover Or timothy. barley
Is imported from Europe TO supply ogr
markets. aBd this fact would imply that il
culture ought 10 be profitable. A. feed.
good crop Of barley i more PORTABLE
than oats. and there i no grain better for
horses. pies and poultry. Il ihriyes bet.
ter under beat than oats. but must have =
good soil aud clean tiliags. n sou have
these. Ee know Of 10 reason Why you may
not grow this crop with profit. IL yOu
can raise 20 bushels o. wheat per acre.
you ought 70 procure 40 bushels d barley.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
sUMAc,

Sumac is largely used in tanning the FINER
kinds of leather, especially in the man.
uiacture Of bard grained moroccos and
similar goods. It is also employed as the
base Of many colors in calico aud de idiae
printing. Probably the consumption Of
this article throughout the country for al
purpose. aggregates more than 20. 600 tons
of which about two-thirds is imported from
Sicily, not because just as good sumac can
not be grown in this country but because
until few years ago, our people did not
know its value, or in what way 90 prepare
it for market. The sumacs Of Virginia,
Maryland and Tennessee in particular are
said to be the best In the world. and even
their worst varieties have been officially
pronounced by experts TO be better than
any imported from Sicily.
Almost every farmer hss clump Of these
bushes. They are called BY some shoe
make by others red shumake.. Probably
many farmers may have tried to kill them
by cutting down. Ifthey have, they know
how dificait task i. Il grows Ike
asparagus. all the better for being cnt; and
when once started upon lot aad cut close
once year. it is as easy % cut as corn fod-
der.
The only trouble is curing ii properly.
This must be 6Das with all the ca.s that il
bestowed upon tobacco or hops. Exposure
after cutting, to heavy dew injuries i. and
a rainstorm detracts materially from is
value. Ii is Get when in foil leaf; and
when properly dried is ground. leaves and
sticks together. An acre in fnll bearing
will produce not less than three tons; add
when Ct for market il 10 worth from eighty
to one hundred dollars ton. The man
ufacturers.' a. the eurers are called. PAL
one cent pound Cor Il IN green state.
A sumac mill cost sbogt three thousand
dollars. The Commissioner of Agriculture
gave an outline q min i'd bis report o.
1869. II thirty farmers would mite il
an effort 10 establish sunss will, saet
planting OFT few acres. says The Obi,
Farmer. We have no dosbt the en.erprisl
would prove more rerouneratiye than ei,he
corn or wheat. and be the means ofinsugura
ting new enterpriss 10 The States. Tber,
i no danger OF al oversfock. The demass
Is daily Increasing. for hemlock is grosinI
scarce, and every day nes tsnneries ans
dye houses are going into Operation.--Sci
eat.fe Ameriom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

Absolutely safe. Perfectly od0rless. Alsyays
Uniform. Illuminating guulliiss superior IL gis.
Burns IN any lamp without danger II exploding
0r taxing Ere. Manufactured expressly 70 az.
place The uae 81 volatile and dangerous oils. IT.
safety under every possible tfst. and H. perfect
burning qualities, are proved by IL continued
use N over 1u.fND families
Millions ofgallons have born sold end no N.
dent--directiy OF indircctiy--has even occurred
ON burning. storing or haildlin9It.
The Insurance Companies aud Fire Com.
mlsslOnere throughout The country recommend
be Astral ~ the best safeguard when hmps are
need. fend for ciiftliar. For sale NJ retail by
be- trade generally. aud a wholesale by m
proprie.ors. CHAs. PRATT 4 CO., iOs, Fulton
Street, New York.
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THE sun.
DAILY AND wEEKLY FOR 1875,

The approach Of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance 10 the events and develop
ments OF 1878. We shalt endeayOr u desc ribe
them fully. faithfully and Ieariessly.
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained cir
cnlation OF over seventy thousand copies. Its
readers are found in every state and Territory,
and its quality l. well known 70 the public. We
shall not only endeayor To keep il fully up to The
Old standard, but TO improves and add 70 its va
riety and power.
The weekiy sun win continue to be tho
rough newspaper All the new Of the day will
be found in II, condensed when unmportsnt, II
full length when OF mament. and always, we trust
treated IN clear. interesting and Instructive
manner.
II is our aim to make the Weekly sun the best
family newspaper in the world. II will he full
OF entertaining and appropriate reading Of every
sort, but will print nothing 20 oteai the most
scrupuions and delicate / aste. Ii will always
contain the most interesting stories and roman-
ces Of the day, carefully selected aud legby!prin-
ted.
The Agricultural Department 4 4 prnminent
feature intlle WEEKLY sun, and it, articles
will always be found fresh aud useful 10 the far
mer.
The number Of men Independent in politics Is
increasing, and the Weekly SUMS their paper
especially. belongs 70 10 party, an cbeys no
dlctatiOn, commencing FOR principle. and for the
e.ection oltie best men. 1t exposes the corrup-
tiOn that disgraces the country aad threatens the
overthrow OF republican institutions. II has no
ielr Of knaYes, aud seeks no hyors from their
supporters
The Markets oferery kind and the fashions are
regularly reported IN It's columns.
The price Of the Weekly sun Il one dollar q
year For sheet OF eight psges. and nty-six col
nmns. As this barely gays the expenses 81 pr
per Rnz print NJ, we ARE not sble 70 make ans
discount or al how any premilm 10 friends Who
may make special ely ,yts 10 extend A. circulation
Under the new law, which requires pawn ens 81
postage IN advance. one dollar year, with TWEEN.
~ cents the cost of prepaid postage added. : the
rate 81 sueSeTipt ion. Ii i not necessary u get
mp club ia ord o. have the WEEKLY sun
AZ this rate. Anyone who sends one dollar and
twenty cents vii. g1t the paper, postpaid, Cor y
yetr,
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY sUS.-Eight pages ffy-six
columns. Only u - wear, postage paid. No
discounts from this rate.
THE DAILY sUN.-A large fmr-nage news
paper q tweniy-eigst columns. Daily cirruia-
tton over l20, COO. All the news for cents. sub
seription. postage prepaid, IS cents month, OF
=, 40 year. 10 clubs Of 10 or over, discount
Cfa0 per cent: Address.
THE sun, New York City.
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GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
STATIONS. NAIL. NAIL.


Passenger train leaving Ralplzh AZ SIS d. M.
eonnecss a NreenNbofo withthe Northern bound
tram; making fhr quiskes time % al Northern
cities. Prize ~ Tickets sane ~ VIA other fonies.
Trains 10 and from pnlHta Enst nfflrrenshoro
connect q resn.l,oro With Mad Trains 70 or
from points North ~ Senfh
Two Trains daily both wnys.
ON SUNDAYS Lynehbnre Accommodation leave
Kkhmand 4 p.00 4 m. arrive ~ Burkssllle lg.l7
p m. lsate Burkesille s.J =. N, arrive n Rlcb.
lnond I5spm.
Pullinan 70 ne rars % anthehf trims bctwceF
tharieiie mud hichniond. (eltiiout ellangs:
Papsvsthai haze arrangements % advertise the
seh,siule 81 this conpany NIll please print a. ..
f0r further information ndslrnsa
s.E ALLAN, tien'f Ticket Agent
T.M.R. TaLcvrr.
kngeesr and Superintendent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
BLtiP GRASS

A correspondent q the Iosa Live Stock
Gazette says that Il u fact that many
varieties Of seed loss their vitality 10 !
sbor, time 10 Dry state. BY cutting snd
sowing az sou - cut, Il will generally
prove successful shere II u sown on land
that hes been well irsmped By cattle and
abe vegetation mostly killed out. Sowing
On Old pastures where the cultivated grasses
have been partially killed cot i very
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

good plan for starting blue grass. Sowing
on the ground with covering is tbs most
natural as well as most successful plan
with all kinds ofgrass seed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24
HUSBANDS
Calcined Magnesia

L free from unpleasant tastes. or rouehne.. IA
the touch OF palate. IN one-third TIE dD.e y
common fnaynesiz u relieves SICK Headache
sour stomach. 1os;iyenes- snh other ti-ears- 8
pe stomach anu bowels. The Words D air Ne
dzl aud four First Premium silver Medal. 4.
warsied y - the best N the market. For sale 81
druggists ard country store keepers, and by
4 HUSBAND, Jr. Philadelphia, Pa.
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We pay The highest prices current Ii AmHri.
"a. shipping 20 a. VIII ave the g0mmisssOn.,
Profits eie., and bring prompt Cash and ene0n
raging returns. Piease tate IN what paper ycu
saw this advertisement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

MIN A WEEK guaranteed 10 Male aud Pc
WI nale Agents, IN their locality. Costs
Wf NOTHING 10 Try iL Particulars free.
~ 20 fICkERY a CO., Augusta, Ne.
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CO. A WEEK 70 Agents 70 sell an article
% ~ saleahle ~ Flour. Profits immense.
Package free. Addre.s
BUCKEYE u'FG 20. Marion. Ohio.
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ct 70 2f0 psrd.y e Ladies y gent..
Il u BRIER. 4 CO., A'lluta, Ua.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

S. go Fl ssS a,y 4 home. Terms nee.
GLOsTINsON co. Portland, Ne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-24

COn0 month 10 sgcnts everywhere. Al.
Buchanan, Mich.
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Work from sunrise fill sunset on the
farm, allowing one hour for dinner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-03-11
GnropaiI9e &abel6eri6te.
Senti@GanS nmo oer Napft.

2oubon. IL. NtGrS.- Ser 8erliner@or=
reiponpet Der ySimes" beriGtet, baB Deutid)=
lanp Stalien gefragt bat, OBJ es fortfabren
iuerbe, benBapft BON ben Serphthtuugen OeS
8eiebes slt entbinben. Deuti6lauo beflagt
ftd), BOB Der Bapit Die ibm geitattete Sreibelt
Al benz 3ipede miBbraud1e, nm eine3iebeliton
in OentI6lanO Su lfiiren.
Serltn, II. Mdrs. Ser gerift bes
y gerliner Sageblattes,4 baB 6ranfreid be-
abiftige, periud8weiie Sruppen all ieiner
Sftgren6e SuiaminenSu5ieben nnb baB 9eutid)-
Lamb qebrobt babe, III oieienl Ealle slpei Nr-
meecorps sn mobiliiireu, iit unbegriinDet.
BrnmtretdI.-staatsf =8eriid1te.
BartS, 10. NfdrS.-@eriid)te bon etnem
onrh Die Sonapartiiten beabiidtigtenStaatsz
ftreid)e frb i'm llmlaufe uno perlriad)en ptel
llnrube.
gonbou, 10. WlGr,. - Cine 8ariier
SpeStalz0epeIde an bic i, ,5imeS" iagt, bas
0ftnlterinm (beiien Wiitglieber mir ant
W1ontag bra6ten) lei bon ben SonaparttIten,
lpeld)e 0facDfabon beeiniluBten, fid) Der @r=
uennung bes tSerSogs 0'Qubiffret 8asqltter
81 mtberiebeu, perettelt moroeu. Stidlof
Onpanlonp bon gtem Orleans opponrte aud
i'm gfamen Der @eiltlld)fett Der Grnennuuq
gSallon8 gum llnterridts. .WiniIter. Sn Der
@OnferenS nit Buffet ioa MacMabon am
Montas lnebrsrs Dtal NIT ieiner .9teftsnatiOn
gebrobt babeu. -
Baris, 10. Wtdr5. - SifisieQ lpirb fpl,
genpe 0ttniiterllite angeseigt: Buffet, Miui-
tier bes Snnern; 8uiaure, SuitiSlntnifer;
Seon Gan, 6tnanSen; gSallau, Dfientlider
llnterridlt; Stconte De Meaur, BON Der 9tef)=
ten, slderbau; 6ersos 9ecases, ausmdrti9es
General De @tiieD, ,ariegsmlniiter; Aontral
be Montaiguac, Warineniniiter, unO @ail=
laur, 0tintIter fir Dffentltae Sauten.
Der y@ourier De Srance" brtngt folgenbe8
BON 0ufaure perfaBtes Brogran1m De8 neuen
0iiutferiums: gtad) ben Sfterfeiertagen be-
rdtb Die misunderstanding oas 8uoget.
Die 8ablen gum 5enat ftnben i'm nd6fen
Septenlber itatt unb bic 4uflDjung Der giatio
nalperiamnllnng i'm Sttober. 9aS iettge
8ablipitem miro betbebalten. Der 8elage=
miro nit Nusnabme in ocn
Departments Der Setne, Rbone lnb Sea bout
DIES bu 0lbone anfgeboben.
vtnblanD.
&0n6 II, IL. Wtdr5. - Der gerid)t, bab
6iirit Gorti9afoff Die 3nriidberufung pe8
amerifaniifen @eibaftstrdgers S6upler pcr.
langt bat, lit unmabr.
9ampferbertd,te.
Queen8t oiun, 10. MdrS. .-OerOpfr.
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