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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

IT. The physicians ut Constantiaople have
fecomm"n dnd the Use Of fire, with great gue-
coss, as a preventive Of cholera. This fruit
is aaid 10 exercise . healing influence Opon The
stomach and bowels; and ia tighly7usefnI in
disessea, which manifest themselves In a
arrangement Of tho digestive functions, aud
in those which commonly precede an attack
the cholera.
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sealed Proposals.

VIII b. received by the snbz-
:. ttibett 1T Hai9a H6b4t, hRsT-
gei4nHAL, 6ntt ~ o'tf5tF, NJ, On
Saturday, IT, eetaBt 739; 1919 NJ The daiive-
fyst tt4f p14te. If 1yptpt9 tthHf BURNT
Dlt1Chs, md aDG0 BARRELS 0F CLIFF
SAND r lntJu md atah tricks; tii6ks fs
I'D ba'H Will not is tefetted; bench bricks
mat b. furnished, provided they IRE hard aod
straight, J he and trust be- FIRE ffnm ely
and mud; each b7at will b. fanged 81 atfi-
val. and fJHf tubia fest will be allowed TO the
barrel bidders will give prices per Thousand
aid barrel, iot tricks and sabf, a. The kiln sod
Ieyea, aud delivered At The Arsenal -1hH
f5fnnF must he piled ffgtn the oatts-ngf
tilted. One half will be teqHitad On Or before
March 9lsi, Tie btianse IN April AID May,
ls4gr H. H. r. WHtTfLEY.
noytB-6f taPtaia n Ordnance
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

SURGICAL OPEHAriuN.-On Thur sia Y.
a very delicate but ~aucccssful surgical ,,pe
ration vas performed by DR.. Washington
j. Dntlee. upon Mr.. 1"hn Coyle, Er stran.
Eulated hernia, IL being A ease of the most
complicated character, having existed
form birth. The intestines. m well ~ The
parts concerned. we're MI adhprent. and
required The most careful aud painful dIe@
section 10 libefste thetn-a performance
which was accomplished by the skiltfl
surgeon in sbout twenty minutes. the ira
uent being a man Of great f3rtitude, aud
bearing Il without murntIr. Dr. u. was
assisted hy DR.. Joseph Har,shnrne. AZ old
and respectable surgeon, whose Judgment
"a pre-. efninent among the profession. IL
was the opinion Of Dr. II. that he had new.
er Witnessed or read of 10 complicated q
case and we are convinced That the above
operation shows the necessity of actual
practice in operative surgery, "A thorough
knowledge of anatomy, with a head 10
direct, and a hand to execute, and not a
eole reliance upon medical authorities.
The patient IL doing rerne rkably well.-
Philadelphia News.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

Mr. Cass said there Wps a ghshg' gbtnE
81 in ,he public mipd in IT. ovhes wtl
Al others. NJ dabht he ,hinks The change
y much greater than Nv enreetal. ami nv
change IN his oWH toEnd aBBul btiis Pre-
si5eni i very great iaieed, IN Ihrt The elpc.
tl3n returns create ta uA,rh u.hoise end
conf,sianh that he rant hear ar any fp-
tarAs III HIS fatt,f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

Il Writer IN m Irish Journal, IN mem
ttohing the wreck of q vessel, r~eioices thai
all the crew were sayed except four hogs.
head of tobacco.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

MARRrfs. -Navttnher 10Th lets--5u-
gar, common \ . . liz cents. Fair 70
choice alta tu4it2.
Flour NJ to d pr.
Lard-Blt2 al
Cnrn--43 a Al cents.
Hagathg-I7a t7ll7 eenIs.
Bale Ropt-e "a 9 li2 reDts.
A Omar nuBr-Mh Howard Wht
took a ana Inst oF Hanl. Taylor agreed II
make one Or Eshl rass, ttt has declined
~ Genls Case has MAIDS 4 usasJ 81 hs4ssetj
ata some III IT, fssrnrfs.
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ELECrt0N R%EiURNst.
TAYLOR Am F4tl MORE EEFttFtH
4airsph or raw riahrtu

&GtAA8 VIZ 8R# A#Nt AEN
Sufficient returns hate hasa raarfyed III
rcNAA. IL rettain that tart5f and lilihtn
are srbt n5hahtly nleceea II Nll thp plaza d
President AVA Wee prestdaN 5Fths rnttey
States, Er four seas from ths Fourth q
Mach next. The stherD MA hever sur.
renders hss hajoed aho.ber a~hHfeHs VIC
eNrr A yictaFr ovst weA dr'ted f5rcrs
hacked INV hamire,ts vi oV,ss holders AVID
the haWerfal Influence NJ Ihe general sav.
eraaaeht- hut tha v8ttt had aas,e hfth, aud
the vbfre ihat the peob'e Nttst rita WAS
proclaimed thtauah the lana, ami hss been
gtoFtsOsIt ~trsbah5rd h from NerAort N
Louisiana. Notwithstanding Tie sneef u
the democrats a, the '4Ao nFiHattAe patty
the sovereign people have prtlerFed "ehi
. Eaek." who has ITO private purposes u as.
c0mrlish, no party projects TO hoi(j ds, NJ
enemies 10 puhiFh--Bothing 10 serve bai
Ill tntbty Y. 10 Gen. Cass Who was bleig=
pdfb ftlluw lii the foot steps nfhia prpde=
eessbt, thus promising t. he strictlt the
candidate If pAtty and pleaped h carr,
ont strict party measures. We heartily
rpintes attic result and congratulate The
county At large At go elorlou. a ttiumrh-
The dawn Of d new era Fot the repubtju.
n, r,vtt,N
M. ,..
a14.... rt,-aa ~,
,..ta. za., - l..., n,a.
~, ~ ~. mc. ,,,n =.
,zaa
49,.
,aat =.
~ ''"' y, ''
80 -, w.,
90 a..
Ii a whig gain Of lllb-this atate will
probably no EoF Cas-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

I'VE EXPEDITION in aEARCH{pF Sin. T. THAERs
LlN-We have received from McI'hcrsep, Of N.
Hudson's Bay cesnpany's services. n lefar date d
Portage, EaRoehe, July 10th. 1913. The letter cont
tatns The following information relative 10 Sir. tri,1
kiotlardsons who, IL will be remembered, in seeking
Sir. John franklin by land, while Sir James Ross
engaged in the aamo service by rea. The last dat
from Capt. Ross arc by way Of England. to Tho 29th
81 July, At that date he WIS nj Davis Strait. in lat
o'oN Mr. Mcpherson says "Ihavs great pisas
ure IN informing y6u TINT Sir. John Richardson. DR..
Rae, Afr. Bell, and party. mel ua on The 1it1 Jniv. ~
far advanced "a Athabasca Lake. They appeared in
good health and spirits aud / should suppose that 81
John would reach The coast about the 9TH or gath o,
the same month. have little doubt however,. tim,
they will on account Of the i~aienean Of the enrtnr. in
this quarter, meet with considerable detention from
ice. The latest news frDm neel'e river brings r.
ports that the Indians who frequent the coast had me.
win Esqutnarz who showed them flea and knives,
which they said they had received from whites in two
very large canoee,' 10 the eastward Of Mckenzie.
Indian Fnmors ae 50 ~problemaiicnl. that ii liz utterly
Impossible to yeuch for their accuracy but, at The
same time IL IN not improbable that such should have
happened. We have further adyiees by other chan.
nels from the far West, and regret to learnthat the
HudSon's Bay Company's bark Vancouver was
wrecked on the bar Of the Columbia river, on the 9TH
May last, and that her valuable cargo, consisting Of
English manufactures, was lost. 1t Ia satisfactory.
however, TO know, that lie crew and passenger
werea all saved, and that the ship and cargo were GOV
cred by insurancs.-AFDntrea Herald
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

SrArE o. LoutstANA.=-lhe following
Nv a table containing The result Of the Pre-
sideutiaI election IN the state Of Louisiana,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

fns RArz#-,lA Magnolia yoarse have
been ttaafHstes postponed MAes y Odanh r.
u }ot haNe sean forrea N tfte etsr IN seaeutt VI
the Nstthsn Nvw 0tfe na aaa AsrnphSs tlras
hAbgv 4ias ~ enrtes$toA daAae ttsa Nanth Ard
tyA Ftst week III l'erehbeh thAt tpprtins Them
ofh,SlaF hots+s ~ aAtoA RatEa antil the mid
3h,rF F1eyA4nhAr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

A stanf MAJ e9sfIihe3f Il 4iftate 4 t5afF
u ttnsu and both app afst veil PLEASED 6ts
tFbhtfR liz tslIea alie1 4 aas QUITS Lite.
ellth led Tie fiflt5 t4atte 9tert he lad
beeus
i ta bee4 Al eg.t tg-iietts' tsbiita
h.,
'D1 yta soFk for g tttttF " eb4air6d tbs
astuifsttd Flfl.
45etthlHl replied tia B5tttt msH-5 sn
= nietltahle std sig tbtted up her ttetty
Nose
Tint ess tie lfft tlnta lie tre4 sisH Il tte
lsdr. He II nov 4 wealthy HI fl sd Fiss
atnte ono II lie bsst et 81 omen IF his vile.
Tie ybntik lady wlbo disftktd the iahts u
mechanic ID huW his vile If y nishtajif t5tia
reRhlAF tsefant Vt FtuF tiops- and size tbot
ttlsatahla girl Ia obliged te take Ii washing,
In order b. support herself ard children
We who diatike the name nj uieCitsait.
Alos e brothers d. nothing but loaf and d,ees,
beware how t6j ttpat Young men whu wott FIR
a iiyi u Faf better dtatsfd The welI-fsd paupef
' It'll Al his fintsi ytlty bfasab fsaedness end
poa,pesity, and taFe 10 your affections The
taliousshaadad, intelligent and industrious
Inc %clsnit Thou ands have bit fly' regretted
The ioIly who h w turned tlluif backs Oh
honest Industry. 4 faH Years III bitter 90
p~afianee have taught them = savHfa lessottt
In this country, ma man or woman should b.
respected IN our wa Of thinking. who will
not work, bodily or mabtalfy, Of WHO rufls his
Of isf lip with senrn when introduced to y
hard uotklnF man.
A GouB M~ofuER.-shs 10 a eood un9lher
v lu b ifgs up haf children To wetk-to work
IN the kittheu If you please. We shall nnyar
have good buildings and pies, chow defs and
ftirssqees, p hilst the lad sa are I ught that il
is q Disgrace to learn 10 cook. The time may
tofna when The dan htata Of " cath shall bs
oh iEad 10 taha their stand IN The kitchen,
but rhoalj they not know h0w h. bake snd 10
v asif
Whist len yhnrg woman A. for, II n maehas
mic aspec ely, whose mo her allows her to lie
in bel { II tan o'ctoth and y no, when She rises
sings g soaE OF two and eits down to tho last
new novel; she may tns~ or for the Wifr Of
a v cath fpp, and a mietratia life-m sarable
indeed will ehp live. Far better for her. no
matter whit hof condition may be-. If she il
BROUGHT Nh To vo5 h.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

A SMALL MrsrAKn-The Free Soil
State Central Committee have published
an address 10 the Freetucn Of Ohio, in
which, among other things, they declare
that 'the choice ota President will not he
made by the people on the 9Th of Novem-
Der neat. A President for the next four
years must be- chosen by the House Of
Representatives."
What set Of ]ninnies these Free Sellers
have proved themselves 10 be-
CALIFORNIA EMtuRArrNo COMPANY
We notice the proceedings of a meeting OF
this company on The evening OF the 18th
inst, which are quite interesting. A com
mittee appointed for the purpose ormakinR
proposals for the purchase Of a steamship
reported TO the meeting that they had cx-
AHMED a vessel suitable for the purposes,
and agreed to purchase her at a cost of
$4,000. The meeting then resolved that
a Subscription be opened for members
Wishing to secure shares in the vessel 10
the amount Of 10000, al the rate Of 800
per share. 1t was further resolved that
each stakeholder be entitled TO a free pas.
sage for himself alone to San Francisco,
Upon opening the list ofsubscriptions there
were twenty two shares taken. We I'M
derstand that the company viii meet again
on Saturday evening at No. 80 St. Charles
ssFeet.-pic.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

From MISUNDERSTANDING es, a Battle,
&C., Accounts from Monteyido 10 August
90, describes succession Of earthquakes which
occurred IN all The vicinity Of Montevidco, and
to the distance Of at last eighteen leagues on
land, On the 9aa, 18th, and 10Th, of August.
IN the vessels outside the por,, and ia some
furthel distant, the earthquake. was fell By a
sort Of iremulous motion. The following
account was received from the Cerro.
Last night, athalfpast s, ne had an earth
quake which shook this solid fortress and its
edifce. It was accompanied BY a noise like
that Of the discharge Of a piece of rtillery,
gradually decreasing till he end. Its duration
was about 65 seconds.
The defensor, ofths 12ih, says that such.
subterraneous movements we're never felt in
that part Of South America.
Itdoes not appear that anydau1age resulted
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III ID.
TT led

f1thfa patish IN Monday last, Fovrttl-
1,er iglt. Mf. jain 4. HatisafA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

4. u HEDEEBEHG q Oh. HALL.
are authorized 10 transact my business du.
ring my temporary absence 10 The North.
w. +. TUNNARD
ME- IaiL--1RIa-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18
Exseurtvs ortfor, New Orleans,

june 29. 1913.
Having examined the Constitution arFf ~ iavyt If
the "Csttetatt College Of IaHiyfata !" md edpFty.
ring in he htition Of the District Attorney ns above
Expressed, sai1 constitution ard aat of thf1gv6fafipl
il. IN aec1rIante with law. transmitted to dc ogpa
q Secretary Of stata ff record. nj tts erreriAe If
the applicants.
Signed, ISAAC JOHNSON
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faAAg fgIfNanH

8EFHfTHH III IfIFfTsINT#g
certify the foregoing to be d true copy n tfa asa
If incorporation Of the "Eeftenary C4It6py Of L0u.
iHihna + which hetHk approved bg tte Disfrfes At.
tarhaP for The 7th Judicial District, md by the C0v~
IL conformity with INV. in The archives Of nv office.
Given under nv tHlfd this zgai dHY III Jdnr, 1919.
CHARLES GAYAERE.
Secretary Of Ssf4g.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

T. haliema1 8 Lyons, District Attorney In and ~
NE seventh %Jttlitial District If tho State u Louis
iana, do harehy certify That | have psfqsed and -.
ttthtned The Forgetting written application to lie Eyfel.
letpy. the Governor Of kaid State, in which the aprtA.
carts. 4 majority Of y*tbf1 reside IN raid rlstfifL.
and s9nthf ighal purposes. under fua ffe II fhe arsn.
tahafY college q Louisiana - and it Il my mitio1.
Tint al and every objects, hftietss and conditions In
Eaid application set forth anI contained, ars lawful
signed, q q. LYONS.
Dist Atty 7h Dist L6tisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-18

60 amy further west on this ruad.'
well. this 10 n pretty business. Inst
night took the care Ia 20 to Syracuse,
and now find mysetfat fva O'clock In the
morning back ut Buffalo, III amt an ass
then there never was ons.' And of he
went, muttering and swearing. to aud al
himself he swearing being done up in
language nervous, but very ~inelcgant-
strong hut very unsentimcntal, such as
would be very improper 10 repeat to ears
polite. -BnfaLa Cnurier.
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Serbcir0fE1cf.

--burb ben Gbw. {rn. y. Sbcrt, am 30.
rssn Scnnta9e, bsrr anbreas Starf, nit
Mis Goa eliaf1er, btioe pcn &sabing
-enr6 ben ebrm. 3, Oiiller, am 8. 81:
nuar, 6err ltritan 5sim init W,b @atbari'
na Srss, bsios bon 0caoina. --am 4fsn, 6r
&sOrSs &snlsmr, Scn Nsapina, nit DliG
4nna 65fsr, pon Wuseomtmancr.
--surt Den ebr,p. M,m. pauli, am 4ttn
Sanuar, 5srr Deter gplsr NIT O1ib Olaria
Dautrieb, bon gnnru. --am 9ten, 6srr Sss
rsmias $ebensutb nit Dli6 suep Nnn Sbei:
ret, bon 9lmitp. .....
--ourt ben gtrw. 9. Oli.Ge, am l. San.
5srr Bennepills Sleim, Won 3nlpsbofsm, nit
W1iB $pbia Sencer, bon Dem.
--purb osn ebrtp. u. s. 5erman, am 8tsn
San. 5srr Carl 6. 5infsl, pcn 1DineIor,
--burh tsn ebr,p. 3bom. s. Qeiubaeb, ain
4. San, 6srr gprus Sebimp, bon Slumans
taun, init W1iB Dsaria 8cteda W1anberbab
Don womclsOorf. DIN 6tsn, 5err Daniel
sittt init Wai6 Cara weirit. BON &itan. Go
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gen ben llrfaben bic neaIib ibren arrsff per.
urfabtsn, pSr einsm Rriesss&eribte perbart ~
perben, baS gu bsm 3rueds berufsn III.
: 6 8 8 9
An Eranfe uno 0eioenoe.
Die einsis abte II. orisineu 5ubereituns
3eu9ni0e tperoen nte aufhbren
Dbilatelpbia, Gept. A. lS46.

pDlldpelpDtug Sept. 4. Io4O.
Or. ). Spayne-qeber 5osrr.-Sb war
slns '3sitlans NIT sinsm ifarfsn Sufsn bsbafs
fst, init Sbmsrssn in bsr 9eite unb Sruif,
trantsr qun9e, fur;em Ntbsm, performer Ippss
tlt NabTbweis &c. SD prCbirts psrfdisbsne
loellmlttsL bic mir in BEN 3eitunsen bob emps
tcbIsn nuroen, rpnrbe aber nab u. nab fblim=
msr. Wssin Suifsn mar 70 fart, tas bas Slut
ifarf aus Der yeafs f1c6 menn Der Nnfall ;un,
Jouifen Fam; in Der Shat fd)ien msn aon,sS
SDifsm niscer9ebrcbsn unb msine WbfdbisSss
ifunee nabe iu fein. Su oisfsr Ssit empfablsn
Sie mir ben @ebraub Sbres sufammenaeIestsn
Sprups pon QSilbfirfd)en, Der fc9lsieb meinen
5ouifsn tsfanft9ts unb ifilts, meme Qunasn
bsilts une ifdrfte &c. Sb gsbraubts fort, uno
nun bin ld), Sctt uno ben 9Eirfungen Sbre6
;ufammsn9efestsn 8ilefritsn> Sprups fsi ses
eantt, 9ebsi!t unb fdbs msins Sa9s6arbsiten
ju rsrrlbtsn. Sb balts ibn fir cine unibdss
bare Msbi;n fir jouifsn, @rfaItunesn, Sranfs
bsltsn Der qun9e uno cine bic ale Qsiosnbs fsns
nsn fclltsn. 9Ssnn bic Qsuts blos Den original
uno abtsn Nrtifsl faufsn ppltsn, ,pis Sis i'm
bsrslten, ifatt Der pis!sn 9efalfbtsn Yrsparate,
pilres sS Elm Mttsl fsin pisls qsbsn Su srbaltsn.
Sb lisfre freiIpilli9 oefs Nn9abc, gum Ssifen
oersr bic 70 lsieen Wie ib scIittsn babe.
E3efiel Tbomas,
5Itst eub fir Die, bic 9iubm i1b ber9sny
lin fir ibrsn 9ift'9en Sped su for9sn;
Nbsr stnnst ibncn ibrsn &ubm,
9snn fis pifsn nibt mas ils tbun.
HDaS Yublifum mro ss,parnt pOr Sdls
fbun9sn. Ser dbte Sprup ipirc a0ein Subes
reltet ron Or. Swapne, H. QS. @&s Der stsn
uno &aesfrase, pbilabelpbia.
Sum Gsrfauf Bel Jobn Hitter uno Gomp.
En9lano uno t1JetlIaFen uno Or. !.
marftal, aaentsn fur &sabin9. Di"
Geo. 8. Oliuer, Wcmelsbcrf; Or. Seasrs,
Ycttstaun. 800 l5aa ".r
l3n Ctr, Q Sbiren BON Sd Der 9Sllcw.
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M0ent i,crld1taf.

Cine psricn miro berlanat. um 1000 Son.
men Nossens, 6afers, weisens ODER 8ertfens
Strcb, aemilht, bsrworrsn cbsr in Gebuus
ben, 5u fammeln uno 3u ibsrIefern, fur pels
tbe Saaraeib bc3ablt nlrb al rsr "Otrpsr's.
Scrt papiermltle, 3ca an Der 8rife abs
se3caen, fit Ssben uno &cmmen. Wlan wens
De ftet an Die Taftoria 8opsr's Srrp, sier
W1elen cbsrbaIb DbSnrpilIe, @. I.@brpcf
unp Co., ODER all 80. 90. 9nisbt, s29 Martt
GraBe, pbilaoelpbia. El
81. B.-Baubol3, &alf mb &obIsn (tnb
am ndmleben plabs 5u babsn.
December %. ~ sW7.
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@eOrQ &Grnle.

3sist fsinen psutfebsn <anoslsMten unb 8rsun.
pen 70 ME bem seebrten putlitum BON Nsa.
nins gang erssbsnit all, ba6 CT ith bier in Der
Sranflinitra6e. swifeten ber eten unt 7ten.
stablirt bar une bsrsit iein piro IN feinsm
8ahs, namlieb i'm
Sarbiren, uoerlaGen, 3abnaus3isben
Sluti9elfeben uno 5br6pfen
,n eienen Gid su jablrsiebcn 3nfpruh en-.
pfebleno, tpirp er feb aufs telts tsmhbsn iei
ne Snncsn Sur 3ufriseenbsit au bsrisnsn.
Neabins, ben II. Sanuar lS4s lSsmt
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Ir. Cullen
QSteDer Siearei6 /!

81 ON an B unp 3B ii ton, pbilarelpbia,
Wieinc 6errsn. Gsreehtiatsit aeaen Gie lcs
tpcbl, als pfiC6t Die ih bem pntlitum (hul
Dc, UeranIaden MIDI Sbncn cine Purge lnaas
ts pon beM rpunbertaren $eibeu msnss @obs
nee QDilliam III liefern, unO Sirls bic bisIss
Sen9niB lelen ipcrpen eritauut Gein, III fin.
Den raB CT nod Iebt unp ncb mebr, paB rr
Ocllrnbe 9rbeIt pon Dem fhmer5lteben Quss
foliage moran er 70 lanse selitten.
es itnb nun mfbr dis bier Sabre, oa6 pie
Sranfbeit auert ibrc grlhenuna maette all
sinem iener Scinr, III tiefsn unp slternosn
Seftbwhren. Diss tauerte dnser ais ein
Sabr, bielt ibn i'm Bstt mo Ddbrsro eieIer
3eit tparen ciniss 9tife Gnchen beransses
tommen. gs traeb oann nispcr on Isinrm
Arms aus, in ciniaen reinlieben GGbmi,rfn.
giniss 9tiife Snrhrn famen aneb aus brm
urme. Sn biefer 3eit (S,pei Sabr unp fsebs
Ulcnat mar CT inter Der 8ebanoluna bsrs
Idbicbtner unfrrer tetsn lerste (unb nabm
mehr als brsiifs Gafhcn SariapariIa unp
Sobine ein) uno ipurre bon ben 9cftcrsn aIe
bsi(bar erfldrt. gr wuroe bann auf
gmpfebluns ors 6rn 6a3lsburit nah '28iIIs
6ospitaf aebraebt, 100 er brei mcnat bliet,
inter ber Ssbaurlun9 BON Or. pariib. gr
murbe bann beimadhift, ale mbsiltar. Sn
einiasn OIonatcn bratb eas anpere Bciu aut
in cfenen GrIbwhrsn. Gpiritus bon 9brsr
wurre bon sinem Sreunbe empfoblcn - e. as.
brancbts bieIen fir unsefdbr bier Wlpuat, obs
ne Stusen-in ber Sbat CT rpurot letlimmcr
,lnc itb mn6 ia9em ieb CAB aac 5otfnuus auf
ca6 ct je ,pieocr aenclen fpiirce; su bisIer 3cit
ristb mir Der ebrip. u. 9. 8illct Sbre Olr.
oisin 81 prctiren Set bate Irbr wenia
Slautcn earan, idt aettebe ss, (ea itt 70 bic.
le Wcei;inen obne Guscn prcbirt bate CT
keaann jspccb am |. Olars u. 8. 1876, bic
81 panace a gu nfbmen uno bat fte 10 Wtc.
nat ssbrauht. 9rsi O1cnat naebcem er oen
Sebraneb Der Danaeea tesann, fun Elm &es
ieb,phr al fsinem 6alle. iber BEN Gtbulters
fncobeM gum SorGtbein. Oics tliet often,
t,s Dor unsefabr Bceben, 10 ee beil:
&c: CIR 1T nun ssfuno unb aenieBt MIN p6l.
lises wcbtlein Seb fiiae panttar mein
3susni6 ben bieIen tti, nslet @ie tereits ba,
tem BON Der rpnnoertarsn 9silfraft Sbrer
NOR. Gulleu's Jnoian Deaetable Dana:
tca." abtunsspoa Sbr
Sarriet .. 3arfer.
[Sribsr BON Vbila6slpbia.1 lest Srainare.
ifrase D'cunt 9cllp, gtsu Ssrisp, Sanuar 1
IS47.
6eute, am nsunsebnten Sage Marn q. o
ls47 erfbisn perf6nlib Dor mir Dem Inter.
fbrisbsnen, sinsm Der aldermen in unb fir biz
Staet philadelphia: 8arrlst 8. Sarfer, bic
nabeem iie bem Gsfss semds rjdbtis persibsi
mar, an9ibt unb fa9t. oas be in otiasr Anaa.
9abe anBsfhbrten Sbatfabsn mabr fnb.
Sarriet .. Barter.
Seibmoren uno unterfbrisbsn Dor mir
Jebn Ibempfen, Nlosrmaa.
Srcb unb Rlsnperfauf bsi Eopano une
malton @iaentbimsr, 376 Warftifrase,
philadelphia, pa.
Fn9lano uno t1Jtt1IaFen, Z. D. Qam,
bert uno Jofepb q. pafer, Neaoins, pa
5. g, 8. Waartin, Dottspias, pa.
s. 9. Sails, minsrspiGs, DO.
Q8unesr une Sraun, Sbuplfil lDapsn, bc
Or @etlsrs, pottstaun, pa.
Sanuar 4. 2NR.
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SD narne birmit Seoermaau, meincm
Waanne, gowaro wsnrieb, nihts anf msi.
nsn Slamsn au leibsu oosr su tcrssn, neil sr
nidbt fir MIDI uno fein &inb lorst, Isine
mirtbebausfetulosn niebt be;ablen uno ft
ieItit uiht in GIeioern balten Fam. Stb bas
be ibn fbon j,peimal sstlsioet no Ct Cetier
lanfs uno arinbis mar, unb ih bin nittt se,
lcnnen nit ibn 3u taufen, bic ct oas @au,
fen aufsbt, fh felbf in 8leipsrn balten Fail
nno fit fein Sino 1orst. Gopisl bon Deis
ner Srau Cara 1Denrid,.
6sibel6ers, Sanuar 1S. Sm.
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Die Statue opu gSilliam 9yemm

'-9urb bic @lte BON 81. u. Hiecl s,@fq, err
bieItsn mir sns litosrapbirtssbbeun9 BON cem
Dt onumsntH peIbss ju Gbrsn ees Sriinbers
klnfsur Stabt, Blliam penn, auf Dem bisfis
ben Marftpiaes srribtst wsroen fca. Die
Bsibnune if pon 6rn. Qsbrun, Srbiteft, in
pbilaeelpbi@ uno fsbr 9sibma6rca. Man
bate pcn Der erribtuns cisfss Wcnumsnts 70
an9e nibts 9sbtrt bas ss faft fbisn al5 Oh
eas prcjsft 9lsb pieIsn ancsrn, in &aub aufs
beaangen mdrs, absr mir bsmsrfsn nit @ers
|bnisen, oas Dem nibt 70 1T. Mt9e baS llns
ternsbmsn sebdri9e llntsrifisun9 fntsn unb
|oas Mcnunsnt bolb ben YIae Sisren, Der jset
Ealf iu lssr 1T.