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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

Nor A FRAUD.-Mrs. Lizzie E. Cotton
of West GOrham, Maine, writes us to
correct statement in the CaledOnian of
COmings of East Berkshire, that she is
a fraud. She says the patent beehive
swindlers and their tools are slandering
her through the public journals because
her hive is fast coming into use among
bee keepers. She makes affidavit to
certain statements, among others, that
she gets over $50 worth of honey a
year per swarm, by means of her patent
comfortable hive-which we should say
was good enough.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

GOOD TEsTIMONY.-The papers re-
port that when BOyton, the swimmer,
reached Cornish, N. H., he requested
his agent to ''buy that town opposite
(Windsor) two horns, lis they gave me
the first whiskey | have received i'll
Vermont since | started" This may
speak well for the rest of the state at
the expense of Windsor, but it also re-
minds us of the answer of one of his
companions at this place, when asked
how Boyton kept warm: "Heavy fan
nels and whisky"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

TO retire from the Office with such a
record of honorable and efficient SER
vice.
During the last National campaign
Mr.. Chandler was Chairman of the Re-
publican National Committee, in which
capacity he was most effective, showing
great capacity as an organizer, and
great political sagacity as to the needs
of the several sections of the country.
On the resignation of Mr.. Christiancy
last winter, the Michigan Legislature
elected Mr.. Chandler as his successor.
His second appearance in the Senate
was signalized by a speech inspired by
a defense of Jeff Davis in the Senate
which attracted wide notice for its vigOr
and fervor.
Mr.. Chandler has been on the right
side of all great issues. When the re-
publicans of the West were silenced or
carried away by the imitation craze, Mr..
Chandler was resolutely for sound
money. ave need better money rath-
er than more money" was his declara-
ton in 1874, and to that declaration he
stood until the end.
Few men who have been in public
life have ever been so bitterly assailed
as has Zachariah Chandler. He was
one of the men to make foes. He hated
halfway men and despised hypocrisy.
He made all these his enemies. But no
honest enemy of Chambers can say
that he ever supported a corrupt meas
ure or used his Office to promote his
personal ends. His public record may
show the mistakes incident to mankind,
but it is not tainted by any semblance
of corruption. Mr.. Chandler was not
the highest type of statesman, but he
was sound, practical, honest and
courageous man, who acted from prin-
ciple. He will be given place in his
tory among the great men of the repub-
lican party.
Mr.. Chandler leaves a widow and one
daughter, the wife of Hon. Eugene
Hale of Ellsworth, Me.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07
1sPEcIALGN0TIcE1

We would inform the public
that we have taken the agency
of the Boston Buck Board or
Murray Wagon for Caledonia,
Orange and Orleans counties.
This is the easiest riding and
most durable and cheapest
wagon for the money we sell
it for in America. We have
five different styles of these
wagons on exhibition at our
salesroom adjoining our store,
and shall be pleased at any
and all times to show them.
These wagons are first-class
In every respect. Send for a
Catalogue to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07
Death of Jacob Abbott.

Jacob Abbott, the well-knOwn writer
of histories and other books for young
people, died yesterday at his home in
Pennington, Me-, at the age of 76. He
was born at Hallowell, graduated at
Bowdoin college in 1920, and at the An
dover theological seminary in 1923. He
was for four years professor of mathe-
matics in Amherst college, and taught
and preached at various other places
later. He wrote more than 200 books,
the Rollo series being perhaps the best
known. Mr.. Abbott was brother of
John S. c. Abbott, the historical writ
er, who recently died in Connecticut.
Lyman Abbott, one of the editors of the
Christian Union, is his son.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

Spurious trade dollars are in circula-
ton.
The oldest inhabitants of Addison
county claim that the drouth has never
before been SO severe. Some farmers
are obliged to drive their cattle two
miles to water, and must even go fur
ther for water for family use.
The Troy Press of Thursday evening
says that John Mason, a Vermonter,
was found by the police in the street
very drunk and taken to the station
house. Mason stated that he had been
robbed of everything his pockets con-
tanned, including watch, chain, and
about $50 and a number of trinkets of
slight value.
The late Senator Chandler is suppos-
ed to have left an estate worth about
three millions of dollars.
Secretary Schurz thinks that his
peace policy has saved the lives of Mrs.
Meeker and her daughter, who were
carried off by the Utes.
Ex-Gov. Bagley is mentioned as Sen
atOr Chandeliers successor-that is, if he
wants to be.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07
TO THE PEOPLE.

We have just received and
placed upon our counters for
sale for CASH, the largest
stock of Ready-made Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps, ever
before shown between Boston
and Montreal. These goods
have been purchased from the
manufacturers direct, and will
be sold at prices that defy
competition. We have the
nobbiest line of Young Mems
Suits ever shown in this town,
and made especially for us, for
our young mems trade. Single
and Double Breasted Sack
Suits, and English Getaway
Walking Suits. Overcoats
and listers in new and ele-
giant patterns, from $500 up
wards. We have suits for
boys, suits for middle-aged
men, suits for young men and
suits for old men, and suits for
anybody in fact, that has the
cash to pay for them. And
we are bound to sell these
goods at prices that will make
our neighbors show the white
feather.
N. B. Under no circum-
stances shall we misrepresent
goods.
We have the largest line of
Trunks, Valises and Shopping
Bags in town. Also a large
line of Umbrellas, Canes, Etc.
Having taken the Boynton
store adjoining ours, we have
now more room to show our
Robes, Etc. We have lined
and unlined Buffalos, Hudson
Bay, Prairie and Japanese
Wolf Robes, Coon Robes,
Coon and Buffalo Coats, and
we say right here that we
have the largest line and best
assortment Of these goods
that can be found in the State.
We have also a large line of
Horse Blankets Square Blank
cts, Lap Robes, &C., which we
shall sell as low as the lowest.
For the benefit of our Farmer
Friends, and those living out
of town, we would like to
quote few prices, but these
goods must be seen and ex-
amined to be appreciated.
Now, friends, is your time
to buy, and the place is the
store of the St. bloomsbury
Clothing Co., corner of Main
and Central Sts., next door
north of the St. Johnsbury
House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

~ The death of thee such promi-
nent men-all in day, as it were-as
Jacob Abbott, the author, Fighting
Joe Hooker, and Senator Zach. Cband-
Ter, are events so startling as to cause
more than a momentary thought. They
were all three remarkable men, though
very different. They served their gen.
Grafton well, and their record is now
sealed up.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

majority on the state ticket is greatly
reduced, while the Republicans make
gains in the Legislature. In Virginia
the contest was over the payment of the
state debt, and party lines were almost
wholly disregarded. The victory ap-
pears to rest with the "debt-payers."
From Wisconsin come reports of great
Republican gains, and Gov. Smith is
undoubtedly reelected by not less than
10000 majority. In Minnesota the Re-
publicans will have 10000 majority,
and the Mississippi Democrats think
they have carried the state.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07
To Subscribers and Agents.

Above will be found a list of agents for
the CALIFORNIAN. Other agencies will
be established soon. When more conven-
lent, subscribers can pay money to our
agents, and the same will be credited them
at once. We earnestly urge all our sub
scribers to pay either our agents, or at
this Office, and take advantage of the re-
duced advance rates. See that the label
on your paper is correct
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

E1yT One marked feature of the Massa-
chusetts election, was the defeat of the
regular Republican candidate for Coun-
cilor in Hampden county. The ring pro-
cured the nomination of their man,
Richmond Kingman, by name. The
nomination was very distasteful to Il
good many Republicans, and they bolt
ed, and buried Kingman and his ring
under 2300 majority. And this too, in
a county that gave the straight Repub-
lican candidate last year over 1000 ma
jority. The result of this operation
will have healthy influence upon pol
itics in western Massachusetts for some
time to come. The divine right of bolt
ing unworthy nominations is bound to
be acknowledged. That staunch news
paper, the Northampton Gazette, prac-
tically led this revolt against ring man
agemeut, and we congratulate it upon
the result.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

~ Ben. Butler is again defeated in
his aspirations for the GOvernOrship of
Massachusetts, and any one but Butler
would quietly subside, but the prOba-
bilities are that the General will nomi
nate himself again next year, and again
be defeated.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

70 In the late Zach. Chambers great
speech in the U. S. Senate last spring,
he used the following language which
rang through the country like the sound
of II trumpet: "Uutil any citizen can go
from Canada to Mexico, talk the plain
est Republican talk and vote free
ticket rs undisturbed as a rebel general
talks treason in the North and votes the
Democratic ticket, the mission of the
Republican party will not be ended"
The elections Tuesday look as though
this party might survive little longer.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07

IL The splendid Republican gain in
the Connecticut Legislature insures a
Republican United States senator in
the place of Eaton, Democrat.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07
ST, cSuhnsbnrg Gateduniarl.
Agents for the Caledonian.

Barnet, West j T. RITCHIE.
Burke W. CUSHING.
Burke, East. C. NEWELL,
Burke, SAML A. NELSON.
Concord, .-...-...-..-O.B B. CUTTING.
Danvine. .SILAs II. STONE.
Hardwick, East H. GEORGE
Lunenburg LEVI SHsBY.
Lyndon. II. MCGAFFEY
Lyndonville... II. FLETCHER
Lyndon Centre j W. EASTMAN.
MeIndOe's Falls. WIN. H. GILCHRIsT.
Peacham .-----------------.--.J.V ARNUM, JR.
Ryegate.- r. GRAY.
Shettield..---- IF. DAVIS.
Sutton -------------------M A. CAMPBELL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-11-07
j NDERWEAR AND H 0sIERY

Cloak and Dress Buttons, Felt Skirts,
Lisle, Cotton and Kid Cloves, Ball,
Skein and German TOWn Yarns,
Berlin and German ToUR
WOrStedS, Wool, FIdT,
JaUG and White
CdnUaS Card
Board,
Perforated Mot
tOS, COrSetS, Lace Ties,
BOlUS, Ribbons, Stationery, Small
Wares, and Fancy Goods IN general,
All fresh and new for Fall Trade am selling
Good Weight Fine Vests and Drawers, Doc each
Good Felt Skirts, 75c.
Good Double Busk Corsets, soc.
Kid Gloves, SOC. apar
A Lot Linen Towels, Ia bargain) 12ac. each
Gents Undervests and Drawers, 25c.
Wool and Cotton Hose, 15c. apm
And all other goods at bottom prices. A good line
5 and 10 Cent Goods.
E. N. RANDALL,
RANDALL'S BLOCK, r r STREET.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-06
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nleloeten Die afiaire mad Nen.Dorf, uno neil
man feline beaaaoigen Stebe uno Norosr bier
i'm 2ance Mil, 10 lptro man ibn Cen bftreffsn>
ben GebBrben ruieeer id1ideu, Die ibn nab
eiuem anoeren 2anbe icuccn fDnnsn. yeuer
Belpeis, ooB Die Ser. Staaten mob immtr in
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@olte aeratheu, be i'm einltmeilen nit llus
bell bejbattct. Sic G5siflidttlt mo Die De-
lesaten Der presbpterianiiden Stride BON
Sings Gountg (s5rooflDn) taben lbten Brit
Der {. 8e 2Sitt Salmage IN Antla9eliano per,
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ialidsr $reoistp:iie, soslhs Gle 8eliston in
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oaS BresbnteriuM ben Qntgn Jtanlen lelH.r
Wltglieter bei6iibcn miiiic, luenn lie lInIdul-
big angef!agt pdreu, uno Die perurtbelleu
nliiiie, lpeldle iid| ae9en Die Sird)enzSisSiptI
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bios aui bo5 Ipiiiie Fieriasn pes Oianaes iibs'
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raui, bnB CT bel Den 3sl@nuu3'n 3ar Sd)ule'
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unte1idlteIten lalsu, be bios slnbere fangen,
aber gar uItt se;abl: weIoen Ioiltsn nno lpnr,
ben,
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Lett. - Gia tsiBsliiGter sonofa
fsnfniff.

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mulIe alen wurSe Ihon slnmal prp5eliirt,
uno na6ocm Der 4tossB tcsonuen tatte, mics
Der anmalt tes 9tfIa9ten nadl, bab elmer Der
@sibipo enen idlon i'm $orans ete Jiclnun9
gum 9lusoruGe ggbr06r aatte, ouB ner &c.
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her hecntra9ts 9lllea's anpalt Die SreilaiIung
leines G!ienteu Gus Dem @rurbs, weil Rit.
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3metmal III eire llpterlutuua 9e5ogsu IuerosH
sari, in Der itiu Hcbeu in GScfahr fommt. Sas
@sridt e4tannte, raB Die Gatlaiiuna csr Surp
auseGlsiIsn mar, uao alen pilo i'm Nidr; D.
i. pro;elirt lperoeu.
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Sosalbert6te aus gSafbtm8tOn.
9uoesfan. - @etIammIuma Ocr Grjtebunss
Contention. - uufaH. - golt5eiltd1cs. =
SJerntfSdltes.

9oossfan. @ssiammIuma Nsr Grliebnnss
Gunnention. - uufaH. - GoltjsiltdIcs. -
TermtSdItes.
SaibiuQtou, 5. 6ebruar @eiferI
4beno Inn 9 libr usrldlieo Der 9ebsimpoli5iil
Sobu q. gS. Glaruoe nGt elmer u'ebriu6figen
Sranfbelt in ieiuer @obnung. Or SeritOr.
beue Qeb1rte Al nen Criten Wtitslierern Der
bieligen Yoli3ei nU6 hattie iett mehreren Sab.
rem oIe Stele bes Chefs Der @tbslmpoliSet
befleIoet.
- @eitrn 9ormittal bielt has 0epar.
tement Der Supcrintea6eHttu bCr nNatioNaIen
Gr5lebun9S @oHOentiou" I'M 80rlcie. Simmer
BET Gon9reQatioualittn STRIDE etnc Scr.
lanlmlung. Is iiDeut 9Side1ipam bon Ieunz
,ptuarlen er6ngCtc Die Slburq, Iporaui Der
@eneFalfcnlnl Der Sd)Ucij, ST.. Sob. Sig,
clneu lntsreNantfn 4uhak iibcr Die Griitbung
III Der Sdlmei5 uCrlaS.
- ST. SSH. Dtiiier lurllte acitegu 9ildlz
mittG9 gtGcu llbr i'll Ser 9idbt Ger g. SuaBe
ucu elaem StraBtu- @aggon iprnAeu, iiir5te
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liGte i'm nadl Der GrsD'ihm IpO,bste, no
ibm 1rltli1er StiitunO Su 3beil lunr6c.
- @aiterH mutrt Der StroHgide Bro3cB
lm8eneral &erTllins beg0nneu. Da5 @srldlt
wetgsrt: iitl, Die &nfllge geaeu 9ibter Sum
pbrtD5 wtgcH Gtunttnhelt, TGb:tHo beritlte
als Rtdltsr Iunglrtt, edtaegen'uneaWen.
- @eIterE uuauntc De- Sice YrGFGeEt 6ic
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ais Goulte, I'm nit liusm dbnlldlsH 95Ins-
GOmits iihtr p,e GeiefO0lage 81 tonic,iren,
mGldlc zen 00lmtao &irdAoi Ntm Dnuitle
9plumbiI fir Stul}mtda IibrUaiIt.
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iub neuerolrgS Yatent: trtbtilt wcrSCn: :.
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lld,cn 8eItnno, t0mie icoodl Die 2ucel ni1t
aUTiaben. Die 2GWpe mirS ilir ndt 9eidbr.
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rtrt Arebs srinblid, nenn bas Seoen fi1 nidt iber
oas game spitem per6reite bat ntelft elmer iisren
Netbobe obne 3ubnIienabme oes Weiiers; bessietbeu
alle giibfpiilifs uno ausuide. biden pals u. I. 10.
G5efdopire aaer Mrt nsrhen sruublld1 aussehetIt.
Sdmor,boioer blinbe. oiene ooer iudenbe. cinerlei
uie libIimm ud1 bas geiben ein, ooer pelhe 9tttei
man audb be, It's o6ne 2noeruns sehrautht baben
uda fam II bl = eine ihmerSloie. anfddelids Nfe=
tbobe. obne su dmeben ODER getditsz ober arbeitss
einfeauns n5tbis gu maea. Ofort l'noern uno sdns5
lid unb auf Die Dauer furren, Gtelen sr1o9 9aran=
trt er peiitie ober er perlanst feline BsSaeuns Se=
ben SsaI Don sSrauenbeidmeroen in ipel1er Sps6tats
tdt ibnl cine srobe @rnbruna Sur ssite fsb 0erma9
er 3u osrn ODER gang an beiesen ioiute 1eoen saii
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talt.n t6nnsn au beilsn. ct bari D auf gen. Y. o.
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g. etsnser. Gonsrebzs slbseotbneten pen Bennielra1
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buu, nod Staatsanspa!t Ssnfins speroen oa
rauf elHaehen. 2ebt.lcr ia9ts. eaB 9raham,
als er Fin 8efeun;lliB mahte, ausoriidIif
bemclft rpIrbc, naB baiielbc biz Sfp're isis
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ten Gruce anSunsbmer. Die sum Plo5efe
gehSreuten Dc.umente wereen ben Staaisbe=
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VsrsanoIuagen ees Yotter'fd)e,s
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Iscod Sslesenbeit er1altsu, Dor 0fm e0Uite
III erfhelreu, mo ie!ner (Spr nser's) Inhd)t
pad) per0e 2.iloeH p,eie Ss.e9enb'lt nidlt
piriQunl,n.
Smiia %. B:eS aaS Ylattstu-s. N,.1.,
~ ldcr iid) pdbreao Der Iebten &rdlOsuten'
mlbl in Ioro. unb Glib Carolina auibeit,
etldleH al8 criter 3eu9e uuo erlldrte, baB Die
in Der nG1ibiint" p;r0Hentlidteu Ospeit,sll
i'm Iu9euisiuen rihtiS iuarsu. 5Seu9e crfubr
in Columbia, SaB SiiO Carolina oemufra=
t,idl seItimmt bate, oaB Der yIetIrnin8-
Soar0" iebod tein @ertlftat aus itslen wilroe,
menn b,e Mit9ieoer nid)t cine uambafte
Sunme erbteltsn. g4eeb tsjegrapbite an
Srn. pauemeper IN Rer; Oorf nnO perlangte
@el0 su Dem anscgebeueu 3,ucae. Gr crbielt
cine antlport, lpclf,e l9m 9sto uerhteB. lin
oielc Seit pulbe ibm bic Nttttheiiung 9cs
mait]t, Def ber ,6eturniHs= =Soaro" fir $780,
900 bis $50, 900 ;u @uniten Der Oemofraten
entid)e,oen perte. ;3euge reiite lad VQltls
more ab uno troi BORT ben Sberfen 8elton,
welder ibm laitthetlie, Or. 9llcen babe iid;
9elpelgert, 81 getatten, oaB gslo su Ses
fehuu9c 5nedsu angswenbet meroc. Webcr
Sr. pampion, nod Senator 9oroon, nod
pr. 9ast,l suubten Gtpas pon Den lluters
..ss.nhiurasE. 3su9s bate Den SAliifiel iu
oen ;pi,d,en Inn iiit,e 9sapemeper gclpstislteu
Gb ffrebepei6en SerfSrt, wnBte 1eeodl, OnB
etlide Der III Der rSttsliue" 0eroTsntl'd)tsn
9epsiden ui@t saa; ridltis rrlehsr9eestsn
uareu. gSeOer ct, tsodj ionit ,ieulane be-
sablte, iomelt 3euse tunBts, Selb an sle Vftt'
9liebcr rer 3dhlunssbeboree.
SIN Sreusperb0r erfiGrte Der Sgu9e, er babe
Srn. Eileen i'm yGuerett 9onie" su Hctu-
g)orf getrofien, ituo 9ssierer babe ibm Sors
miirie ibsr bic uon ihm gefiigrten unterhaaor
luuseu gsmudlt. $9r, 2lloen belnertte, Ct
wiiroe ME ole anwencuns io!Ger Vftttsl &C.
itatteu, uu bas YlaFoenteuanlt su srrrerben.
goparo Cooper, oer 0iagor bon 9eu,
9orf, pepon,rte ldngere Nuslasen, ipelde i'm
aGgemeiuen init oeRienigeu bes porberae<
beuoen sSengen ilbereinlttmnen nno errpeiien,
paB 5r. 1ilocn isinem Jtsfien, bem Sb'ritsn
yelton, uerbot, iiA auf eluen 9anoel nit benz
rReturning SoaEt" in Glib Carolina ein6u,
la6en.
3enge ipuBte Nidts BON osut 9eloe, ipel'
DIES nad) Srtgou geididt woroen ietn iollte.
Das &omite- uer,aste ftb bis norsen. Grs
@ouoerneur Chamberlain aus SitosSaroltna
iou ndhlteus ais Seuae porgelaoen peroen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-06
sine Hieienteffl.

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timore bsitretenipoIl Ile7 t6Hnsu fn
IN Der Office SIR. II, Soutb itr., oSsr bet
tolqenoeR 5erren nieloen:
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100 Dollars al crpuben unO smar nit ootr
Ohne Srapttngelo BON bis Z Dollars fir Die
gSodle. 9arleben uerosr, ie nad Gage Der
Sade, cntme6er obue neitere 8lrgidaft ooer
gegen cine iOlde geitatttt. Wlit Golden,
'oeldle burd llmi6noe 9euUtbiat Iiuo, ibre
8erbinOuug nit Ssrfd)erunsS 8ereinen ouj
;ugebeu, benen fe bisber angsb1rt baber,
iOlleu te'oHoere SernbreOuH9eu getroisn mcr.
Den.
Die SranEcnotriiderun9 bsrubt auf Dem
Brin3ipe. oaB cine 'oldle MIR beifeheu fanu,
psnn iie 0rtlif beitrGntt 1T. (22-i.Suw)