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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or Depression; weak
exhausted feeling, energy courage the result Of
Mental OVerWO rk, IndiscreGiOnS or Ex-
Sesses, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No. 2s. 1t tones up and inVgorates the system, dis
pels the gloom and dependency, impArts strength
and energy-Stops the drain and rejuyenAtes the
tire man. Been used twenty years with perfect sue
by Thousands. Sold by dealers. Price, 81 90 per
single VIAL $500 per package Of Ave walls and $500
Vial of powder. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Hunp hrey's AOmeOPathic Med
Astne CSnRAAy, 100 Fulton Street. New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

DEATH OF L. l.. STANToN.-E. l.. Stan
ton, son Of the late Secretary of War, died
in Washington, Wednesday, after an ILL
ness of some weeks. Stanton was native
OF Pennsylvania, was graduated at Kenyon
College, Ohio, in 1868, with the highest hon
ers, and after studying law under the di-
reciion of his father, was admitted to the
bar in Washington in 1865. lie has been
secretary of the District of Columbia and
its attorney, and has been counsel for the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company.
The disease of which he died is supposed to
have been induced by overwork in his pro-
fassinn
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4. Flour-Superhne Western
and state, 50 90al 5O choice do, 54565 IS; white
wheat Western extra 9Oa6 90; patent Minnesota
double extra $500 90. wheat-No. Chicago so ;
No. 2 Milwaukee "a; white Michigan a.. Rye csc.
Barley Doc. Corn-steamer mixed 90 1-2c; graded
miIed Soc; new yellow Western 90. Oats-mixed West
t13 10,
CHICAGO, Sept. 4. wheat-No Chicago spring
81 90 Ia cash. Corn No. mixed i1Cal2o. Oats-No.
2, 20 1-2c. Rye sac. Pork 10 % on the spot.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

MARY CLAIMING HIGGINsoN, wife of
Col. Thomas Wentworth Higginson, died
at Newport, r. l., last NJ onday, after an i'll
ness of nearly twenty-five years, her dis
ease being relaxation or soitening of the
muscles. Mrs. Higginson was the daugh-
ter of the late DIR. Walter Claiming of Bos-
ton, a niece of the celebrated Rev. DIR. Will
liam Claiming, sister of the poet, William
Ellery Claiming, and was worthy repre-
sentative of that learned aud cultured fam
il,y
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the milk from this COW yielded 100 lbs. OF
butter-a family Of three persons being
supplied with milk during the time. Dur
ing one week of June the yield Of butter
was Ia lbs. The COW is four years old, and
OF the Attorney breed.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

MURDER AT THE CoNNECTIcUT STATE
PRISON. Wells Shipman, the night watch
man of the State prison at Welhersfield,
Conn, while making the rounds last Sat
urday night about IL o'clock, discovered
two convicts who had escaped from their
cells into the corridor and were comforting
together. As he went toward them they
advanced threateningly when he ordered
them to halt and fired at them with his re-
volver. One of them pretended 10 be
wounded and said, 81 am killed." but as
the Waterman advanced, both men attack
ed him, knocked him down and gagged and
handcuffed him. Shipman succeeded in
getting the gag from his mouth and called
loudly for help, when, after uuavailing
threats, the conVicts placed revolver 10
his breast and fired, inflicting a mortal
wound. BY this time the prison officials
we're aroused, and appeared on the scene,
but the prisoners, after some firing back
and forth, escaped into the attic by knock
ing hole in the ceiling with heavy iron
claw. Finding no way of escape thence,
and being closely watched, they finally
came down and surrendered themselves.
Shipman, the Waterman, died Sunday
morning. He had been employed in the
institution for five years, and was faith
full officer. The murderers were named
Hamlin and Allen. The former was about
25 and the latter so years old. They were
sentenced in 1871 for burglary aud had less
than year 10 serve. Their plan was to es-
cape after securing the watchman, they
having no intention, at first of murder.
Hamlin got out of his cell by means of a
skeleton key before the bars of the doors
were secured. This is the fourth murder
that has occurred at the prison. The muir
derers will probably be tried at the present
term of the superior court.
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New York stock and Money Market.
waterfowl Union Live stock Market.

TUESDAY Sept. 4, 1877.
Market Beef-Choice 50 25a9 so; EXTRA 81 5000 90
nrst quality 50a8 90; second quality 5087 90
third quality 50a6 90.
IN. B-Choice includes nothing but stall fed 100 to
400 h, buocks. Extra and FIRST quality include the
best fat oxen Second aud third quality include oxen
and two and three year old steers.l
Store Oattle-Working Oxen, q pair, from $780, 1850
a220. Mich Cows aud Calves 256l5; extra bOa7
Farrow Cows 1s $780, Yearlings 5000; two years old
5000; three years old 2Sa40.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots 80 500 3 IS each extra
8 6O,a5 80 each, or from 1-2 &c D N.
Spring lambs 5ld &c y n. Veal Calves t6Bc q n.
Brighton Hides l2c y 10. ,untry Hides TOT 1-4c.
Country TallOw 6,a5 lac. Pelts Csc. Calf Skins
1Oa1lc u n.
Poultry l2613c 9 n.
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EH-ws take the liberty Of calling your attention to
Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup, as the best remedy
for all lung diseases 1t has been in Is years. and
has always been warranted TO and is now sold by
over 600O druggists who say they seldom have bot
tie returned. Many Of the best physicians in the
country prescribe II, the remedy for coughs,
colds and GROUP within their knowledge. Pleasant to
take, sure to cure, and sold by all druggists. This
medicine is always warranted; but the incredulOus,
by calling at II, O. Willard Co.'S will be furnished
ten cent sample TREE. few doses will convince any
one Of its great merit Regular size, COO and slOO.
1919
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ting between two children who escaped un-
hurt. One little girl who had lain in the
water for four hours with heavy man ly-
ing dead beneath her body, was discovered
TO be breathing aud was rescued and re-
stored, and now shows no signs Of injury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

ALBUM n. IT, NOV. 20 1910
We have by actual count over forty different pre-
partitions for cough, including all standard medicines,
old and new, called for in this section. We have sold
Hatch's Universal Cough Syrup for I'VE years. With
no newspaper advertising, this remedy has had sale
largerth any other. II sells steadily, and main
tans itself, and our customers speak uniformly in its
favor, as q safe and efficient medicine Of its kind
CARPENTER l. DARRELL.
II you will take the trouble to call on WILLARD &
Co., and get free sample, you will at what
makes this remedy so popular. few doses fire.
quently give relief to the most severe cases. 4t2O
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

George N. Bond has bought John A.
Bonds interest in The home farm.
The select school numbers % scholars,
taught by Miss Flora ]. Cutting.
Levi Boyden goes as grand juror, and
Edward Thurber and S. A. Smith as petit
Jurors. N.
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DIR. sweets Sentative, for the Of r.
hAmmation Of all kinds is not only applicable to men,
women and children, but to horses. Read the ad-
vertisement, published elsewhere, and procure bot
tie for trial. For sale by the Brattleboro druggists
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Cornwall, VT, Nov. 18th, 1876.

Me8srH. +. z. SMITH q Co,
feel DESTROYS to express TO you my gratitude 70:
the benefit your Pile Pills have conferred upon me.
After being troubled with that painful and annoying
disease, the piles for more than 80 years. and after
trying every known remedy, without effect, at last
a. you know, without much faith, induced to try
your Pills, and to my astonishment and great Joy in
short time found myself well. The change has been
great that feel in my whole system like a new man.
j. X. BPERRY.
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A Porcelain Set

Is handsome dinner service, but set Of porcelain
teeth is Of no service at dinner.
To avoid all necessity for false teeth use soEodont
daily to preserve and beAutify the natural ones. 1t
renders the gums rosy and the teeth indestrucibe.
Nothing breAkable thAt spalding's Glue won't mend,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07

Rev. N. F. Perry of Brattleboro will
preach in the chapel next Sunday, at 2:3O
Pm
The ladies of the Evangelical Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Sumner Titus
Thursday p. NJ, Sept. 10. All are invited.
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Col. t. A. Barker of this town has a
COW which will probably take the first pre-
MUM In this section, either of Vermont or
New Hampshire. In 81 successive days
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VALLEY MILLS PRICE LIST

humor, and restores the entire system to healthy
condition.
vEGETINR has never failed to effect cure giving
tone and strength to the system debtated by disease
vEGErIsE-No medicine has attained such great
reputation as this justly celebrated compound.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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BrattlebOrO Academy,
MEAT RRATTLERORO, We.
N. |. HAWLEy.

GIVES thorough Preparation for college and for
" the business Of lie. Open to both sexes. Fall
term begins 5th September, and continues IL weeks.
Students be boarded in the institution the boys
under the Principals care occupying East Hall, and
the girls, under the lady Assistants care occupying
West Hall.
For further particulars address the Principal or the
chairman OF the Prudential Committee OF Trustees,
Rev. c. H. Merrill @. Z. BLAKE, Principal.
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WiIIIanlsVilIe.

The ladies' society will furnish meals at
their tables, as usual, al the County Fair,
next week 18th and 18th.
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Deatts.

In Wilamsyille, Aug 3lst, Mr.. Eli Tyler, aged 81.
In Guihord, Sept l, George Gregory, aged CO.
In Whitngham Sept. 3, Lyman Lynde, aged 30,
In Boston, Aug. Il, Frank, son Of Luther Gale Of
WhitnghAm, aged "a.
In Wilmington, Aug %, Josephine, daughter of
George aud Mary Convey, aged II.
In Bellows Falls, Aug. 10, Mrs. Janet Fuller Dugsn,
aged so.
In SaItons River, Aug. !, Amelia Fletcher, widow
Of the late John Fletcher Sged so years aud months
In Newbury, Aug. 3d. Freddy. son Of Ezra A. and
Louisa Day, aged year.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-07
Art and Antiquities.
AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.

In answer to many requests Rev. Henry q. Spauld-
ing Whose Lowell Institute Lectures have been among
the most popular and attractive delivered in Bos
toni has prepared Lecture for Lyceum Courses
Subject: GRKEK Art AND ROMAN LIVE IN ANCIENT
PoMPKI This lecture will be richly illustrated with
the finest Stereoptieon views both plain and eoored.
Time for New England engagements, Oct 10th to Jan.
9th. Address Dorchester District, Boston.
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Htgat Notifies.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE or MApCTg WHITE

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. PROBATE Court for the District Of Marlboro,
Commissioners receive examine and ad Just all claims
and demands of all persons against the Estate Of Mar
Gus White, late Of wardsboro, in said district, de-
ceased and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby
give notice that We will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the dwelling house Of the late Marcus
White, on tho 27th day Of October next from ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, until four o'clock, ?. M and that sir
months from the seventh day Of July, A. ID. 1871 Ia
the time limited by said court for said creditors TO
present their claims TO US for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at wsrdsboro this FIRST day Of September, A.
d. 1877.
HERBERT KIDDER,
l.. A. PLIMPTON,
30 Commissioners.
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Bfrtha.

In Brattehoro Sept Sd, daughter Agnes ClArissa)
to S. NJ. aud Ada c Yeaw.
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Leland & Gray Seminary,


These dates accommodate common school teachers,
" whom special advantages offered Good classes
in Languages aud Sciences. Thorough instruction by
competent assistants Expenses low.
tf29 O. O. B0YNroN, Principal.
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@drrfdnfa.

In wardsboro, Sept. Sd, by Rev. +. s. Morse, Abel
s. johnson to Mrs Mary Ellis, both Of West Dover.
At 81. Mchael's (EpiscopaD church, Bratteboro
Lewis PAt Of Tiyon, n. Y, Mr.. George willard Plat
Of Greenfield, Mass, to Miss Edith, daughter Of Hon
Royal Tyler.
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1877 September. 1877

| am now ready to show
New Fall Dress Fabrics, New
line of Hosiery, Fall shades
of Kid Gloves, Fall styles in
Prints, Tycoon Rep and other
Domestic Dress goods. New
line of MerinO Underwear for
Ladies, for Men, for Girls, for
Boys, and for Infants.
New FringeS, Gallons, Bre-
ton Bands and Dress Buttons.
Full stock Of Domestic Cot
ton Goods, White Goods, Table
Linens, Quilts, Covers, Blank
cts and FlannelS.
New ShaWlS, Skirts, COrSetS,
| Scarf LaceS and small wares.
RepleniShed Stock of Night
Dresses, ChemiSe, Drawers
and Dressing SacqueS.
In Black Silks, Black Cash
mereS, Black BrilIiantineS
and Black AIapacaS | take
pains to keep the most relia-
BILE brands.
In every department keep
GUUU GUUUS,
and sell them all at
LOW PRICES.
N. I. Hawley,
Brooks House Block,
SO BRATTLEBORO,V VT.
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PROGRAMME FOR THE wINDHAM COUNTY
CATTLE SHOW AND FAIR AT NEwFANE,
WEDNESDAY AND THURLDAY, SEPT. 18TH
AND 18TH, 1877.
, 1877-09-07
frsitag 7. September 1877.
Gfdtt NibmDnb.

1nttaei : @eridt t. Solgenbe
Sale tamen se1tern IN oieIsm @eri@te
Sur @erbanblung:
Yeter 2orensen, hsr Wio1inIpisIsr,
rburoe uorssftsrn BON Dem &iMtsr Wbits
entloIsn. unter Dem 8criprs1en Die
@taot sa uertafisn. Borlebts No@t
fanb i'm Die Dolisei i'm b%struntenen GU
ifanoe dnf bem9rottoir lie9en. uno nobm
,ta9 benz Statinnsbaus. @eltern MOrr
gen paroe sr auf 80 Sage in Die Sail
gsfanof.
@oia @ilbam, furbia. aneeflast pesen
Srhntenbeit uno eemeine &soen auf Der
StroBe eebraudt gu baben, wuroe auf
"a Stunbsn in Die Sail geIanot.
Soiepb GraDier, farbis, ongefla9t
Gdrm in Dem 9auIe oes = 0enoerIon
gemadt ;n baben, uuroe 81 geifraft.
" g. &oberts. on9etIast Gin semei.
tier Dieb unb 8asabuno gu iein. iuuroe
entla6en.
gomaro ebsotbum uno WatIon
Glarfe, farbis. ansetlayt Mitiduloiae
beg Gbtbarb Mnoelion 81 iein, ,pel6er
angetlaet DEN Ilsraneer Gorrsiter, ge-
itohen uno uer,punoet gu baben, wuroen
en%tlaIlen.
, 1877-09-07

3meibeutiae 81 b ~ ~
Yrofslior: Tim h6diteu .3orn): Isle iinb
bod oer ar0Bte Giel !"
Gtuoent (rrreat): nScrr ProfeHor,
Sis u.raef1en liA!"
Sriebrih bes @ro6en 2eibfut.
fiber bie6 @hriitiau Yfuno. @r mar Gin
iadarober Wenih. bennod bl,eb er lanae
in ieiner Stelluna; ale er eS aber eint
III ara aeu,adt batte. ididte i'm Der So
nia ouf bic Teituna nad Spanoau,
NrisSrih trof i'm einf, als er in berGar.
re 9ina uuo fraate i'm:
r@brifiau, wie aebt's?"
g. es III mir jett e%inerfci. oh ia Cure
Miajcftdt fabre ODER Dref!"
r@brifiau, ST 1T frci" iaste Der aroB'
miitbiae &0uis.
2oaii. Gin 8auernburide priiaeli
osn Dor icinen &urren a%eipannten 9unr
aans u~nbarmbei;ia ourh. &omnt Del
Preoiaer iei" 8 2>orf's bes Wea's ae'
aouaen unb felt i'm peaen oieier Gob-
heit III Neoc. Troeis aptmOrtete rel
8urihe :
Der Sunb ssb0't mir nit ieinen
Giaentbum fam maj MAIDEN, mas mar
Mill"
nsicb. feb. wie flua On bin." iasi
Der Yafor, Gin bunofeler Wann. uni
ldBt ieinen Stod cine Wcile auf BEN
Hadcn bes 8urIhen tan;cn. rbiefet
ipunlihe Hpbr bisr it mein Giesntbual'
, 1877-09-07

aeeemmpbatiOnssise ~Serlaien 8tdmput I'M, 3.45 u.
w.. t~onnten tn 8prbenspile UNI 1880 Nadm. unb in
Walbiu9tpn UNI 1 :45 Mbenbs an,
gnfsise fatreu tasli& (SUnntaes ausaenpmmtn.)
@rpres'Ige ia zen tieitd uuh baltfn In Sunctrn n.
Npel's. Irepilian's. @prbtnsSiae charlottesville Staun.
ton, Vpfben, .M.atprp', G~pvinetpn u1b allen r~eaularen
Statippen rpeftli1 ron @~ppinatDn an.
Accommodation i8e fabren tdsli6 (Spnntaas aus.
e%eno1msn unS serbin en- f& in @Orssnspiae lar % lis.
inetpn.
ppf. unb grprfB-3ase S~erbint.n fb in gprbpnspiue
FUR ggafbtnston urb elm gpf3us In charlottesville fir
ypndbue6 unp zen 9 ben
@rpieBsus %Serhinbet ft in Cincinnati nit en-, Irunfn
etnten fur aGe punt:e i'm QDeien. NprbpeRen unb Slp.
weiten. incl. California Srespn unb Ssras.
gpitju9 trmmt In Ni9mUnp I'M, 4:30 Nadmittass an.
G~rpreBlas BON Cincinnati perb nbet In @prbpHssiue
NIT Der Wiretnia Mib!anb Giienbabn. tpmmt in gpafp-
tnetpn I'm 1880 0prn. uab IN Niampnb nm $50 gpr,n.
On unb Serbtnest F6 mil ben 9itdmpnb unt 1anptQe unb
Nihmpnb unb Petersburg 3asen fir aae gunfts i'm
@eecmn,pt a~!tprsSue fcmsnt UNI $40 gprmittae . IN.
S6laf Wasapns fatren init aleu- MaGt,Iaen.
Our6 Tifets noe : II ~Serfauft unb @ep1d perwetH
rad allen 5aupt- Yuuften.
Ndbere &nstunft tesen Yreife etc. tptrt n 30. 826
Wfain Str., pber In Der Office Der Gompaenie ertbeitt.
GpnpaY 81. 6pnart,
General pafasitr. uab Iidet. Nsent,
W. ". g. Dunn,
Snsenieur unb Snperintent ent. 81
, 1877-09-07
Rt0mpnb pOlt Office.
9pif- Mrroneement.
Auguf 1871.

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ausasnommen @onntass. -Mnfmnft z. sgny
w: une Il q. ~. - pofiaIuk y 81 sd
unb 3.45 81. On. o. w.
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me Sonntag.- Mnrunf II q. M.-mna.
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saoli9e QoH. .3weimaI taalid. ouso..
genoinf1en Sonntaes.-anfunff 40 q m
UNI Ply ": w. - Yoff1lub 6.25 q Sr
Worfoit 4 Petersburg, unb 2pi1h,n.sf.
tlesn. 1aali6, ou e,numnen Sonnt".s
agrStunft 1890 n. IN. --yoaldlua 11aHm
@iebn1ono & Oanbiue GHenbo6n e.,
ng:- Mnfunft 4.45 81. Ok WM aasx xag.
Sahntlc & @reeusboro. EGorim .,...
npmmen Sonnt go. = Mnfunft q q MSS'H''
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Tarmbiae. 9ynatura unt gu,,,,,u.,
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q anm ~ m"'anft $50 n. M. - wpRihin,
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W0""'ags aasssn9mtnen. Mnfunf, SAX 81
NJ potlbluB 7.45 9. ~. 4' W
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I@" ~ O,enllda Donnerfaa unb ScnrohsnA
ao.oo % M.-pohfdIuB Diennoo. ynnrsr.
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1appabannpd, iiter 9lpIet,s .s,,:4
@"'aa1t o'oo ". M. - 9uGl@Ius ! o. 81
Sannes &iber eampfer. Dr.imor usa..
lW.-@ntuntt Dientaae, Donnsrleosy ~.
S"a"S m 5.3o ". M.-ypnldIwk. mnm
'asS' ~"''D09s une 5reitaes, 6.3Og. ~.
Saaal sgadet. Orrimal nSsentIid.
= a9 onmt gM'tttpo9s 8reitass unS @unntooa
v.oog. M.--pOtl9lu6, Montaas, NittmpSbs
Sgort yasttt @oute. s3peimaI pSdeutlid
81 as'uAL ~ tlss uut ~ lturds. 6
M. w. g % g@efl9lub, . enftass uno Sr.,,
SeferiOn &oute. Dr,tmoJ msa,r,ua
aS ~ MOntap, Mitpot uno 2s,ei,a, NJ,
unU @s"nn m ySalalub o1snias, DOnnsrlfas
au Wlehoase. 2usimal 10 D1enttd,-Wnfunft
~ un po aao Sonnabeno IL M.-pol,tlus
""'fU08 uno Srnnabent I 81. a.
, 1877-09-07
Gurioc 81 b II c e II.

Sin Men d. enfleifh b d De-
fer. OaS vQeip3iser Taseblatt" entbdlt
Die Nn,eiae !: Der Yerfauf meiner Srau
uuf benz Wofenmarfte bat ie'neu unses
it6rtea 6ortauna."
Wutbperbdhfiae6 unoe MAIDEN otc9In
oronuns n6tbia. baB utle Dietenissn.
m:lte Sunoe babsn, Muulf6rbe trasen
mii1ien.
Man fudt Elm &inosmabden fir elm
neuaeborenss &ino, ueldes seiunb 1T uno
itriden unb ndben fannL
Der aeboriamft unter,eid)nete @enein=
oepOrifeber erltattete ingctreff Der militdr
sienitaualiden Yferbe in tieiiaer@ emeinz
DC Teblun;eiae. 90 Die @en,einoe aus lauz
ter Sdien befebt.
Sier 1T Elm Saus sn perfaufen, Sas sen
san,en Sag sic Mittaasiorne bat uno
oclfen erfier Gtod iiebcn burdeinau0ers
tuufenbe s3immcr entbdlt.
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itraSe. spei Greppeu bod.
8oraeffern iii Elm Bicro burhaeaan<
gen u"o bat Die Deidiet mitaenommen .
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beliebe iie ab,ugeben, NolerltraGe IS.
Sd empf.bfe bierm1it mein untriialiheS
Wittel acaen Gatten nno Mduie. wcldles
iowoht Meuihen a1s Thieren uniddolid)
1T. g. q. Yotltra6e 10.
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aurre uno Tabafspfeife auf Gan,bOoen,
6tdneu. Qborten uuN auberen 8elulti
a%unasorter 1T BEL 8 @uloen Stlofe per-
boten. st., BoIi,eioirettor.
Mm u. 3. 81. nohm Der liebe Woti
ouf ieiner Geiie bon Dresben nod Hroa
u%cinen iiinaften Sobn Srit oil ben 3db-
nen ;u iidl.
Cine &utiAe 1T gu ~ocrfaufen, man
fann adt Gage barin fab'en. obne &C.
id)u,icrt su neroen.
, 1877-09-07

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off Der Staatswasc scposene S6la9t.
pieb fir Die an 5. SeFtbr. enoenoe
98p6e:
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fee27~..
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mnaere Oh'en, Stiere ETC., 23-34 Gts.
per Yfo. Yrutto.
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5orten nno iunse S6weine 64-64
Gts. per 9fb. Meito,
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Brutto.
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G1lber $3.50 per Stiid.
MiibtHbs sa0-$A5 per Giid.
, 1877-09-07
epuetttOnem BON Brieffaifen.

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4 ubr. als Der Wasen Der 6erren 9.
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belaocn. ourh Die IS. @trobe na9 Dem
MarftbauIe fuhr. iu6te elm &eaer bon
Der bintern Seite bes Wa9ens Sped al
fteblen uno IS in einen 6nd. ben or bel
lid bate, 5u 1teden. @liidlidsr Wsiie
fam 9err 9sdler nit lsimem Buasp oa.
Der eefabren, poourd Der Oieb Der,
iaeudt wurbe. CT lisb Sped uno Sad
fallen unb lief BACON.