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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27
From The .,ew Yorksr.
ETiQUETTE.~
OR, mAxiMs For COMMON PEOPLE.
CONVERSATION

III conversation, think well before
hand oil ahat you say. always end4av-
or 10 avoid aIIusion. Never speak Of Vi
ees pf petty yuigarities, lest some person
should consider Il as personal. Always,
as uiucl, as possible, use mild and expires
stse words 10 stating subject IL con
yersalion, wait I'LL others have done
speaking; and when you speak, beware
lest you say too much; and rather than
argue 10 the presence o. ladies', drop the
SUBJECT Never nrangle before lady.
Never break ~ Oh the unfinished conyer
sation oi any persons bul wait I'LL they
have hcIuden their remarks. Never
raise your voice and converse when ano-
Their y convetsing. ! have frequently ob
served persons ehdeayuring to drown
each Others words by speaking almost
IN bawl, this sbominable Tolerated
nuisance is common almost among all
classes. have witnessed Il among those
who have present ! strong claims 10 good
breeding. Never speak very bud 70
make others attend lowbat you are say.
ing; il iLere should be any show Of iuat.
'rndiua, over The natural lone Of your
4. g.. When another speaks, be nos st-
dug soplelhlng else, particularly 1t
he spcake b. your senior.
II any person should IN bcstereus
u anne engros, n groups, laughing aud
annoy ~ The company, consider il III
bi,epi ( and Keep cool Avoid the
maclice Of relating horrible accidents or
stories IN The presence OF the la1les.--
Never speak III OF any person behind
lbelr back Never cary news OF any
sort thai IS mol authenticated. Never
cens,rse with person on the opposite
SIDE. oil The steel; and ls,'ies when prom
enadng broadway, would 90 Well to
modula'e the,r voices, particularly when
they discuss jamify afars, and-noihing
more.
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MONlICIIlO MISSISSIPPI, lNUAf:Y 20, 1879. - \

% cross he rslIiof any person Who ma y
or walking The street. wish 10 be III,
dersiood, | mean uelb..a .i;rptiv ,,,.to,
Them endangering in no small dsy,ss ~
prosperity Of their corns. II you j .
little 10 advance, spring forward viii
iacrily, il a. l'tiIe 10 the rear, stop til
such person may pass you. Thi. every
day occurrence could bevery easily alb
rogateJ. Wbeo you meet a person face
10 face, change moi first TO one ssde and
then 10 The other, but make Il an un;ver
sal practice to pass of 10 the right. II all
would observe this rule thccommon prac
tice Of piayiug bo-peep in the street
lperhaps With lad, J would be avoided.
! have seen gentleman aud lady con.
tinuing bis game for The space Of a min
ule, to ibe no small amusement oiihe by
rtandefs, and TO their great modification.
II looks nuch ike The hurried lamp
lighter or po.imaD 10 see a person lur-
rying IurIou,ly through the street; il has
often appearance OF affection Of business
aad with genll man should never he
tolerated ! nave seen many persons
driving luriou,Iy ahead, regardless oithe
comigri u all fellow travellers, stop sud-.
denly and talk 6llecn or twenty minutes
viii, an acquaintance, TO look al PFC
stureiD a window or an accident. i ~
alsu common but An abom:nable practice
10 run directly bciorr a horse or hnrsea ~
crossing tbr streets, beng ~ sach tx
IRENE hasIe 10 gain the opposite side. Al
no small risk 81 beirg Knocked Gown and
Laughed at. Ii there sinuid be vehicle
coming, with which you viii probably
cone IN contact, iel /, pass bsiote yon
attemptlo cross. lie contrary, otleu
praclIced by respectable ciliz ms, is I'M
genllemanly.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27

clay To life again. or pour It's
tones ofrtyival in'o lie dill,
cold Ell &c death. rhc lare
acts of datrio,i.. ssrnI'sre were
thus consnmma,ed; isrhlhe f.
IRE, which we can scarcely
sOoiste from IN apon~osis,
'c."ns'ssd 10 itsiow. dim nm
sion' 'r'>. seen NJ, more MI
NORA slidll,at on Immortality,
and the vestn-y Of decay be
chansed.'o the bfnhl garments
OF endless corruplIt'n>
4 hill. Eo~sf,s
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27
SMOKING.

Never tell a lady, exc p you are ask.
ed, that you use tobacco; AMI always a.
void going INTO their Company inmsdi-
alGly after smoking, as the smoke OF a
.egar is rather offensive TO !hcir Lcr.cs.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27
-SIsSIPPI CITY

Ns
MISSISSIPPI CITY
The Iocalion of hrs greahJn-
tire seaport Of Mississippi, and
of the South wesl III large, is so
commanding thai it will evrf be
a matter 81 surprise that u was
noi sooner appropriated 10 the
uses Inr mhicn II was designed
by The mnnilicenI hand 81 ma
tire. Neither n " Orleans,
Mobile. Pensacola, nor Charles
Ton can bold competition 10 ne
vast nalnraI a van'agrs 81 MIS-
sissippl CITY rs . sea-pnrl 81 me
FIRST magnitude. me barber
Surveyors pronounce the capa-
city and safety Of the IN hnr-
age - equ,l, il not surpass that
.of any other harbor in the Un,-
ted State. las freelpm from
ether ice or rack bound shores
its protection fiom winds b
The sDutI-western neck of main
land anl tat. Ship, AMI Other
lislan SITS noble passes be-
s;yesa, at island and the main
Hand Nil, 81 Zee, ri water, ana
lbefwepn Cat and ship lslan.fs
INil, 81 fpe. OF water, and with
1910 AZ tcet oi water side
rs good mud bottom AL COM
lbii,e 10 rem Ter it safe and mag
|nitirent roa stead. where ship,
lof the largest class can ride.
sheltered and safe. witlln n
nile sc lie shore. lnleel those
excellent Judges 81 nayalpnslE-
ions. the Blush, anchored Their
ilect IN ,llis harhor, during the
,nva sion Of New Orleans ~ the
.latc war. The only possible
apprpacn Of storms from 'he
southeast is guarded by chai'i
Of islah,ls. 'he water IN the
ofIing gradually shadows from
,hc ,,ujf 70 the island passes,
,ys,.9~r acre is from - 10 ~
beet 10 1a.ne il with.
The site presen,so bold, firm,
aud dry front from Pass th IS
,ian to The BAY Of Biloxi. There
are 40 marshes nor low grounds
1in tic rear; AM! It is Ear enough
removed from the Pearl river
.swamps on the west, anu those
of pascagoula on The cast, to be
'en,irsl ~ free from musquetors
aud niiasmas from those sources
Instead of being under the ne
Icessity Of reireasing from thi>
Site 10 Gud Il healihild summeI
1resilcnce, the reverse Wdil.i pc
1.-The case. This coast isnow the
I Arcadia Of The South-west, the
refuge of The interior aud ~ tEt
Delta from snmmrr and autumn,
nal feyers. The luxurious ans
inexhaustilile oyster tios's, ..e
almost endless variety Q, ns''
h he sra, aad the abundance
or Wild fowl on the shore, would
as,onish white it delighted ne
s,urmana, AMI almost awakc'
I,fe and appetite within '.'ht
RIBS Of DEATH The waite wat.
, Cushes up in cxhans'lcss praf'pi
, Sion through The strata O SAM SAM
and gravel, as pure rs NC foc'
. springs Of the mountains. II,
The entire shore is helied wit
! fine groves Of pine, towering !,
!, majestic pride, and 81 live oa'
I. -,i' which there are large re
I, serves owned by the Unite
!. States, as The future supplies 9
I her navy yards; and on such
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27
yl;DLOCK.

Never marry yoneg lady who indu'-
yes in the use Ut tvbaccu ~ any shape,
except in some malady. 10 fact, there
can he no occasion for It's use. Never
MAR, an old lad, except Tor her moneys;
aud then look wei 10 her hahlts. II you
are old, never suppose young iady WI
love you, excepting you have property.
II is downright iullv tyr old or Young per-
sons to suppose that girl cit"enly h'e
can lnveau Ole Ted noseJ yotary oil the
cups, or an old whte'.ead.d veteran. LIS
certain, though, that they make The best
nurses. IN consequence a. Their proximity
I, To second childhood! know young
lady who positively asserts (pllva'e!y)
10 a relstise, that the old gents money
is her lover, and he her,oy.' She mar
RED him IN consequence Of being in de
/ penent circumstances. ;s.a.s
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27

TThe following sonc Of the most touching little
,ieces We have met with for many day. Wetako
, from an English annual for 1893.
THE BRIDES RETURN. =
She hath her wish for which in vain
She pined In restless dreams
Oh mother, is this home again!
How dss,la.e it seems!
Yet all the dear familiar things
Look as they did Of yose;
Bit oil the change this sad hear, brings
This is my home no more!
left ticc---iike tic dove Of old
Ileftthy parent Mcas-
But on if swastof waterscol1,
My soul hath fosmdno rest!
And back the wearysbiid is cong,
It, woes--it wandcrinssn'c,:
Meier from thy holy ark to roan--
Yet This is home 10 more!
Ohmother! sing my Childhood ssongs;
They fall like summcr'srain
On .thisw heart, that vGinly longs
10 be aVthinc again!
speak, comfort me! call nc yet
Thy Mlry--as of yolc;
Those words could make me half forget
That thisi home no iaore.
Sit near me. Oh this hour repays
Long years If lonclypain;
Ifccl rs if the Oh bright days
@ Wereall como back again!
Ny heart beats thick with happy dreams
Mine eyes with tears run DER.
Thou'twith me, moiher Oh ttecn,s
Like home .A-ou home: once nosc!
uOh home and no,hcl! car yenot
Give back my hearts glad youths
Tho visions wiarh NY sc,d forgot.
Or learnt to doubt their truth.
Give back my childhood's peaceful slccr.
LIS ainlcss hopes restore -
Yc cannot - NJ ,thcr lc,me weep
For this is homo no morc!H
Thou mourhtr FOR departed tr,ams
On earta there isno rest
When giicf hath troubled the pure streams
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lsUaI'sssss TO-.

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spo',and witbkiiSstf4 so,,rces AZ !.
..,an.i. ilsis really wonderful iIf.t 4
me Uniteh Safes nave moi be.
lore this located navy yayd
here, both fgr The facilities afror. !
YEA ~ ship building, and The II
;on'ignIfys o. The position tu
hose seas that mos require the
81 our naval fore.
" nrssAnt piracy and o,lr.gc
This brief description, found.
b,t "'idpuhtcd authority. gives
sdyaa,im idea of the nalural
r. MI Ees VI iEe site ~ ,he..
:, 49, :, sssfirium ~ The souln-
- Ie I, wLe,slI wayshoId> god
~ Wnefe, na,ne has Gr.
1alshed inexhau,ble er,ea ~ :
ralreso'uces. SD hasasa 49,,
vrled an Quit, III ,he" Pc
hunlIance of neutrality-suspicious.
Mississippi Civ IS q stiI'h.
be the outlet For the wpalNo
thai proud SAFE; IT i to be-
sea beaten rock on which ii
eagle Of Mississippi shall wircs
his lalous. and from winch he
shall ,larl his kre, eve over The
waters 81 the dark blue sea, The
home 81 the ssfsrm but also
the highway Of national glory
aud Individual wraifh.
Free Tasier.
HE .ENlCnGaApHER AND THE
.oryrEyMAN--.Dil, tory fellow
saislltr Iexicograp hrr, Qor such
BY his conversation, lie. esi.lfnt-
NY was,) "where have vou been
lettering, defalcating in ynus
lime 50 egrfgiausly.
/ What did Won say meastet,
replied The cn,mtrynisn
/ Did you mtef with any casu-
alty IN your way that stoppeh
/ you >o9
/ No; he wur An old acGNAn-
Itaoce tina; stopped me Jenny
Hancock.
Hum! So vdu procrasiinatea
With him. ehs
No, didn't, ! went to The
Goat q Boots wi MIN.
All. had you ,!inncr ia the in
term!
.so we had il in the tap room.
/ Blnckhp,,d, the terms are sy-.
nnnim0ns.
Are they9 | inonghF EN- vc-
|ry dear; Ten peace for eggs
and bacon.
/ Conlnnad the fell u-how
does ,has ama'gamateo
\ Oh, ! never stopped for il,at.
All, totally distracted or iai.
consequences-ielI into 4 rave
rie on your road | dare sd, /?
No. didn't, | fell into q sllacil
though--ale wur SO strong.
And came out covrre, with
chagrin.
No, bu, there wur plenty o.
mud.
lmpervi,ns doll! CI'agrin | said.
7 Grcen!--Oh, ! know no~; we
call it dock weed in or parts.
| shall lose, ;.llpaNence--yo i
we're born incorljgiblc. -.
No, | wcrn,,, | wur. horn in
IYorkshirc---iligl, street, Wake-
! field.
Again mistaking; do yon nc
liver devia,e?
Z NJ, | only goes ont tsswnrk.
fuu want common ratiocilia-
ion, fellow.
. No I.don't. ! only = ant yon
Ito settle my account. one ard
I Eeightpefce; that Can't be dear,
such alaaa As this.
: mft,ilesl viii, my own wca-
J pons. Can yoll not discriminate
even Il common case?
No rnn't fnk a auv L.. n
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27
PASSION.

Always avoid getting 10 a passioa -
Consider j, as a fuliy beneath nan.
have seen those who bsye wrought them
selves into such strain, as loahu.e their
best irltuds. | have seen oiiar,s leal
their hsir itom !her heads. and others use
volitys Of osh~. Such things are trul,
Iut!icrpus, aud in The last degree iljur,ous
Never alow yourself such Iieass check
tn hrst symptoms before they bear tlitu-
selves beyond c.nirol.e II IS mosiiy old
menwho indulge 10 such wtaku- 9, chal
dish, TN whom PASSION has reignei naie.
strained thioush Tie. 81 Jou slia,p
trend who lplu!sc- ~ such, advise alfr
rrmausfralc, inefe ale no Ines II
Which men uake themselves more amen-
tably rI,lltuInu- than WHEN they lose
their self possession Never speak IN arr
sune,h wlih a. rersnn oeIhealtd. "A
man IL iurious passion IS like book o.
pen 10 all who viii read II contenis
sell snyeinrcal N man Is many
rpunts attained IN the high lad,ef ~
philosophy. II y b1peah ,he c"nsidefa.
ton OF gentleman t9icculgt N Passion.
Nsve: associate WITH Passionate man,
tor yuu unconsciousy hubble sonc d his
weakness.
Never keep company with res.on
who has not sutll, ieni character 10 warraui
yonr security from Hsnlt. It's on, geniie
reader arr mol one ni it,e vulgar. aac
heed, read ana feiuiu! hut,
.IIcayen grant. ofs.ich hec be t'ntwait,
Tho, thev no Iongt. nave to mourn
The length OF nh Sc remarks. I've done.
T**.N.
GEsER Misunderstanding
remains Of this illuslrinus man,
7 the Father and Saviour Of his
country, were recently placed IN
! the sarcophagus made by Mr.,
Strnthcrsof thlsc!ly, from whom
we learn, that when the vaul;
and co'fin we're opened, "wller-
| they had laid Inns" the sacred
form of Washington WAS discov-
cred in a wonderful state Of pre-
servation. The high pale brow
wore a calm and serene express
sion, aud the lips, pressed still
together, had 4 grave and So
lena smile, sucl.a they doubt
less were, when the FIRST Pre-
sident gave up his blameless
mortal life, for al immortal ex-
istence;
s.Whcr his soft breath, with pain,
Was yielded to the elements again,
The impressive aspect OF the
great Departed, overpowcred
the man whose lot it was tc
! transfer the hallowed dust to lis
tenement, and he wasunable tc
conceal his emotions. He pla
ced his hand upon the ample
forehead, once highest IN ths
franks Of battle. or throbbin!
siwith he cares of an infant EN-
lpiregand he Iamented, we doub
Is not. that the voice OF fame
y could not provcks~that sllcn
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27

THE STANparp.-Judse man by
his actioas--a poet by his eyc--an idler
My bis hogers-a lawyer rs his leer--a
player by his swasger- an Engllshman
by his rotundity--a Scotchman by his
sbrug--a justice by his frown--a great
man by his modesiy editor BY his
coat "a tailor by his agility Gdlsr by
his elhew-a woman by hei neatness--
and printer by all of them.
We hard an anecdoie related Of an
old gentleman, the other day, which is
musing. Hewas an absolute old .codger
aNd believed iuMe efficacy Of the rod to
regu's's the wsymsrd going ofh,s boys,
lie lhous@ it Necessary on one occasion
TO chasllse on~ Of the soys--a chip o
the old block. TIE boySLe s,resksd n
& and the old man he s~eaLcdt Alter him
whip in hand. Blu, all ~ once q siogula
\ and daring thought popped i'm, IN.
N youngsters head.s lie dropped "a Il;
coat and suddenly turned upor his purs,
Y err. dad! said he freely, If theirs /
be any mcre rman'n\done, its sguine {
lie toihcer way
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%wALKING.
Il should d on.idered (perbars 1t Is
by many sd mars OF peculiar vulsai'sy
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Opctor GhelIer, Der fth lelbft etne lebr err
9reifenoe Gertbeioi9uro6reoe hte!t, 1T neblt
anocrn gum Scbe Gerurtheilten, UUrlduft9
tn'S @efdn9niB surild 9ebraht I'm Die @uts
ldeiouu9 Der G0nt8in eiujubuleu.
Da6 8rie9s9elcb 1T III Inter Sauaoa bis
5um 24iten 2lu9ult ou5Neoehnt woroen.
Ueit 9ied>t fanu man fra9en, mas oas S}olt
Won untcr< Sonao1 bdbeD 9etptnnt noenn jest
{cme Megierun96fcrm NIB 9te9ierenoe 9es
wedllelt ,peroen ? Olcid)Iam ais poIIe mau
auf Die @erleeun9 Der pcrl0nIit:n9led'te unr
bitr9erlld)sn SreDhe(t, >vcId)e CUR ncullden
Snlurrcctton Ccosr weuu man piQ0tebeClcn)
ftlbrteCl uno oeren SclSen mod 'pte cin trlt:
be6 Gcrttter llbsr ben @cFloen Der canaots
fden Nropini bdn9sn1 eincn bHbniiten Grt>
unpb fcben, fcltsu bic SSuetapfen Der ,1cuen
Heprelentan:en oe6 8ont9ttum5 nsehr> uno
Die 9lcntter tperbcn nit ltr1Mcnoercr $oof9lo
rie llmgeben, al6 e6 pieueidt je berYall mar.
9Ste eiu per1lloher Satrap fortmt epro Our
ham, Geucrals @cuocrueur ton Gauao1, III
Die tbm Su9epieleue prcOinS. $4,000 Nfune
Sterltrg lru ollein Ihpu 1ein Gtlhferuice
fclteu; alIeS anoere nad 9letdje djemGerhdlt
C0fcunrrfer Stdat3z Scttund
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8er1ammluno Ter G1u(sl lin te>frdcr.

gcp elmer 3ufo,nmentunft rtr 1thterfrdDer rcr
Yrlts1uIen fir Start Geuntp, Seboten c1n lt2en
Ocfts, III, llebju pr9oniilrcn, rporen &. .@roEt,
Ntter &oufmonn urp Nlmrn Scrt,rca 9csenm6rtis.
Oe 3erfammtun9 pr8onilrtc ltd rureb Grncnnung
9. y. Grants gum @prltcf unp Il. Sprtre!'S
gum Seerctor. SrI9cnres 1T Gin Ntrib rcr0rrHo"r.
lun9cn Der ScrfAminlun9
|. 9cfdblrbtn, 0ob rtc rc8clm1btScn rtcrtrEjGD.
r9cn @erIommlunscn rcr 2rarn Der untcrf1lcbtr am
2tcn 011onto9 im 9Olop, lttcn OIrnto9 i'm lu9uit,
lttrn 0TrntoS im 9lopcmtcr 1888 tt,p ltfen Olrn>
tag im I0drS 1889, 3rrtfAcn ltbr 9prmitta9s rno
6 ltbr Nadmittos5 in bcr StobtDnur ;u Canton ess
Dalten rcrrcn frtler.
2. QDurpc cine Srrm res 0crtiftats on9cncm,nr1.
3tens purre q. y Grant gum Grrfeer u,p Il.
Sprt,pru GUM Glrrt rcr Srarp fir Gin SoGr crnont.
4tens terrrert, raS rti9e ScrDanrIun9en in allen
3eitun9en rcs Gaunties 3 QBrcbcn binpurd tetonnt
8cmatbt ,rerpcn. 6. .. Grant t, 8prtiter.
2(ttctttrt.-N Sprt,peu, @teretIr
O(uv a. 31r.
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Na6 tpnbre 9ebet tmutB cntw id>
{ t.-Nic Scr. Staaten B1uf par an 25.
lten 9lprlI BEN B1nfen Ger Staot uno @auu
ty philadelphia S. 1886, 800 1t,uIoiA uno bat
MIR 1908, ,963 uno % @ent6 Specie Inn oie1e
nn9cheure Sd)nlo 5u beSohleu! 8ein Wuns
Der met9ert Oerr 0iooIe ilt) bic Baarja rjatlun0
wteoer an;nfan9en e5 ldeint -er fan
utht!
9lbcr mas fea man bon ben@i9nern bieler
1Nltalt ocnfen> tuoem lie unter ioldeu @ers
tdltnlBen tbrem VrdlIoent, 0tid,olas gioole,
eln 9eltt]enf MAIDEN bon Glbernem SiIhaes
ltlrr, fir welct,es man 10000 paniIhe Iha>
lcr seCIhmcl5? SoIhen llnfug treibt oie1e
Sanf, uno benz 9emeineu 8clfe miro uidt S
Iholer III Stlter erlaubt. 90 fd)cIten Die
Dln9e 9e9enpdrti9. Ceb. Mor01t.
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Scr 9oterlanb yreunb unb G5ein ber 3eit

ouf orep Miliicneu GbaIer eeid'dst, uno Der
ourd, 8erfd)crun9 9eoedte Belauf fuuu nidt
oiel tpeni9er ais S15OO.OOO fem. Dos
ueue Sootel war III @barIeiton fir $4,000,
uno lit Slu9uita fir $ 10000 perlIchert. Nad,
Den Gbarleltcner 3ettuuaen IIno Die oprtiQen
DcrNd,erun95 @eleGIbaften i'm gtauoe ie>
ben Shalcr Su beSableu, pcfitr fe Gt) oers
btnolib 0emad,t baben.
Gin @rtraeSlatt gum Gbarle(ton Gpuricr
bonn llfcu OeuD enthdlt 1T unoefibr feds
Spalten cine yiite bon a(len ourdb ben 8rauo
5erlt0rten Wrbnhdulern &c. Otod oem i'm
December 1885 fir bic Stact Neupcrf Ic
|oerbeerenecm Sranoe, 1T otes ,pahrld)'inlitb
Die seriforenoffe Teucrebrunlt, nit tpcld)er ie
eine Staot III oen 8crcini9ten Staaten betn,,
|9elltdt pcroeu.
@s 1T erfrculid, Su iebcuL baR in unIcrn
0roGen Stdoten bereits Waasre9elu oetrcf'
fen ,pcroen fnc, Tim ben unslicfliden Se,
,pobncrn bon @barlelton DilIfe angebeiben su
la6cr. Sn philadelphia lit tcrcits am prrioeu
Somtog 9beno eincY cYcrlammluu9 at oiejem
@noSped 9ehalten tporocn, uno aud, Der
Staotratb III Baltimore bat einen SeIchluB
paeirt, rcortn Der Mayor crlud,t miro Nerz
f1minlungeu Der Sur9er in cen untevIdieos
lltrn Staot'Slerteln sulammen ;u rufcn.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-18

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