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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27
State Of Louisiana--Parish of IberriAs.
Police jury.

N ORDINANCE for levying and collectings
II Parish Tax in and for the parish of Iberville.
At a meeting of the Police Jury of the Parish Of
~1berville, held on the LIST day of September, 1851,
it was ordained a.
SECTION l. That a Parish Tax of twelve cents.
on every hundred dollars value of property asses.
sed in the Parish of Iberville, be laid and collected
in said Parish in conformity with the assessment
roll of the State Taxes in and for said Parish for
the year 1851. .
SEC. I'd. That the Sheriff. ofthe said
Parish of 1berville, be and he is hereby authorised
to collect the said Tax, and put the proceeds
thereof in the Parish Treasury in the month d
June 1s52-and the collection of said Parish TAI
not to before the LIST of January, 1852.
SEC. 3. That the said Sheriffshall receive for biz
commission for collecting the said Tax, seven pet
cent on all sums which he shall so collect and
place in the Parish Treasury.
Sec. 4. That said Sheriff shall be bound to
furnish his Bond with good and sufficient security
as collector of said Tax, of one fourth over and
above the amount of said Tax-said Bond to be
taken and acknowledged before the Recorder Of
the Parish of Iberville. -,
SEC. S. That the Clerk of the Police Jury BE-
and he is hereby authorised to make out a Tar
list for the said Tax in conformity with the State
Tax Roll for the said year 1851, and to deliver the
same to the said Sheriff for collection. :,
SEC. 6. That the said Clerk shall be allowed
the sum of thirty dollars for his salary, forthe ma
king of the said Parish Tax list, the same to DC
paid out of the Parish Treasury, on his own wal-
rant.
Passed and approved this first day Of September
A. D., 1851.
THOMAS C. BROWN, -
r. A. UPTON,
WIN. C.. ADAMS,
CHAS. A. SLACK,
LOUIS HEBERT, Pres'tprc TEN. .
Attest, Apos1s PETIT, Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27
To the Electors of Iberville.

It cannot be too often nor too forcibly i'm
pressed upon the minds of the independent
electors of this Parish, the necessity Of consld
efing we'll the results growing out of sending
to the next Legislature, the Wing or Democra'
tic candidates, or one of either Of them. We
fear that the Importance Of this subject, is fast
fading from the thoughts of voters, to give
! place to minor and less urgent considerations
In the election of our Wing candidates, the
friends of the Union, of the Compromise mea'
sures-who are opposed to Southern as well
as Northern fanaticism-who wish to see lhe'i
interests, as planters, mechanics Or merchants
wisely upheld in a judicious system OF BANK
ino-of Justice mected in the restoration OF the
Citizens Bank-a revision of the Constitution
and a speedy enactment of the law for an hlec-
tive Judiciary-and who wish to be sent 10
Congress a Senator whose heart is for the Uni
on-will have in the House of Representatives.
nublic servants who, with their voice and their
votes, will sustain the above measures, so lntl-
TlllelV CONNECTED Will NIX ~
pie of this Parish and the State.
What can you expect, electors, II the OPP
ponents of Messrs. JOHNSTON and BABIS, or ell
Their of them, are chosen to represent you! DO
YOU think that JAMES E. ROBERTSON or JOSEPH
WELSH are in favor of the great Compromise
measures, which have brought comparatively
peace and quietness to our land? Will either
one of them assist you in your business oper-
atoms by voting for the Citizens Bank, or for
any system of Banking? When are we to
have an Elective Judiciary through their aid
and influence! Influence D-after a lapse of
years, by voting, advertising and re-vo'ing for
such amendment to the clumsy instrument
which their party connected some few years
since. And last, but not least important, will
either of them vote for a gentleman to succeed
Mr.. Downs in the Senate of the United States
who is entirely free from SoULE's influence
and faction-free from black Disunionism, or
the equally black State-Rightsism of 1851
Move have no such assurances.
Take the results to be expected / in the cleo
ton Of either two of the above candidates.
To our view, regarding our true interests, the
choice is as plain as the palms of our hands;
and we have a very limited knowledge of the
intelligence of our citizens, if the choice is not
plain to them. And, furthermore, we
as we'll as others, Judging from indications dali
ly made more palpable, feel warranted in as
serting that our representative ticket will carry
a majority in November never before equalled
in this Parish.
In uniting upon EUGENE BABIs and JAMES
H. JOHNSTON, other great benefits will accrue:
will get its death.blow here, and vain
and over-bearing pretensions will sink into the
where they belong, never again to rise up
On the current of political affairs for the fur
therance of party ends-a God-send and well
come!
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

The CHoLERA.-A Query--A physiciana
Columbus, Ohio, informs the editor of ts
journal that in all his treatment Of the chole,
ne has never seen or heard of a person with
black hair and black eyes who has had that
disease, and he would like to have the INCUR,
made, whether there ever have been such cases
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

REMEDY o DYsENTERY.-The Leona,d
town Beacon says: "a gentleman of our Az
quaIntance, who has satisfactorily tested th
matter, informs us that sweet oil and laudann,
is an almost infalIible remedy for the dysepts
ny, if administered in the early stages of II,
disease. The quantity for a grown person i
about twenty-five drops of laudanum to a la,n
tablespoonful of sweet oil. A single do@s
will usually effect a cure
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

The PLANTERS HorEL.-We are pleased to OBJ
serve that this hotel, (ate Rousseau's hotel) re-
Gently purchased and now conducted by HENRY
WoRsHAM, Esq, seems to be crowded with board
ers and strangers-and we are pleased likewise to
learn that the fare, and attention paid to visitors,
meet their highest appreciation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

oCR HAVANA CoSsUL.-Accounts from
N%s''lhgton say that no action will be takes
WIN regard to Consul Owen until an ofici,
report OF his conduct shall have been made, \
it should appear that he made no effort to b,,,
mercy extended to the unfortunate Cub,
prisoners who were shot, he will u%ndoubteNN
be Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

r-We would call the attention Of candidates
for it may benefit our opponents if they take to
the %stump-to the article on the first page, headed
Wisconsin Debating Society. Some very important
historical knowledge will there be gained, with
which they may deem it essential to wind off
their perorations from the neither segments Of cy-
press or cottonwood.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

M-Miss Catherine Hayes was received at the
wharf in New York by quite a crowd. She de-
clined a serenade that was offered her, as it was
Sunday night. On her passage over she gave a
concert on the Pacific, the proceeds of which
$3.50 were given to Capt. Nye to be distributed
among the crew. Her first concert in New York
was to have taken place last Tuesday night, at
Tripler Hall.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

ScoTcH SETTLERs.-A number of the most
Industrious and enterprising agriculturalists in
Scotland are preparing to emigrate to Ireland,
and agents are now engaged in examining the
farming capabilities Of the country, and neeo.
tiating for the purchase of land.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

PUBLIC D1scUss1oN.-We understand that a
public discussion, of the important topics of the
day we presume, will take place to-day at Bayou
Goula between f. w. BLAKE and E. w. ROBERT
SON, Esors. The friends of each will doubtless be
there in numbers to witness the contest.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27
FLAQUENaNE:
SATURDAY Y, SEPTEMBER 81, 1851

DEATH OF Rev. Mr.. MouRET.-We are pain
ed to record the demise of this gentleman, the Ca
tholic presiding Minister in this town, who died
very suddenly last night about 10 o'clock: He
was much beloved in this community.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

TIE Son OF Patrick Observation-Disclosures
Henry, Esq, a son of the justly celebrated pa.
triot and orator, Patrick Henry, died on the 6tl,
instant, at Jacksonville, Floyd county, Va, at
the advanced aged of 70 years. He is said to
have inherited much Of the ~viyacity and spright-
illness that distinguished his honored father.
His disease was dropsv.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

D-Charles Mathews, Of Columbia, Morris
county, NJ, has deposited in the office Of the
,Jerseyman a single corn-stalk which bore sixty
ayc ears. most Of which are well filled ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27
NEW ENTs

TNHE undersigned keeps always on hand a lares
i lot of CYPRESS MOLASSES BARRELa,
which he warrants to be OF the best description.
All orders from Merchants in New Orleans and
elsewhere, will be punctually attended TO-:
Refer TOW. G. Dales, F. N. Blssell, Roth
Brothers, Plaquemine A. G.. Marionneaux, New
Orlerns.
N. B.-Hogshead Hoop Poles always on hand
for sale. JAMES ENNIS.
Plaquemine, 9th September, 1851.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

U-The Grand Lodge Of the Odd Fellows sit
ting at Baltimore has finally adjourned. They have
adopted amendments to their constitution, making
degrees for ladies. We should think that there are
not many ladies who would voluntarily make
themselves odd fellows.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

GO Every man is rich or poor, according to
the proportions between his desires and enioy.
ments.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27
sNNTMERM sEMNAMEAe

Wing Nominations.
E. NJ
FOR CONGRESS,
r. A. UPTON.
FOR SENATOR,
ZENON IABAUNE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
JAS. II. JOHNSTON, EUGENE BABlN.
FOE SHERIFF..
j. l.. PETIT.
FOR ASSESSOR,
]. II. HAASE.
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
II. S. BROWN.
FOR CORONER,
J. s. WEBB.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27
0xEN

CEvEN yoke of fine young Oxen are oferediu
- sale cheap at the C~t-OV, by
sep27 D. T. ROSS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

10 The following Circular has been addressed
by Mr.. UpToN to the people ofthe Third Congress
sional District, in consequence of his inability to
visit all portions of it previous to the election:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-09-27

Attest, ADoNIs PETIT, Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27

proved as recores, BY witness who we'd than from
the deputy clerk, who had charge Of ON q,
An application hsre made by Mr. aickls. ".
had Understood that Miss Olsrissa Lsmoins vho-
they produced yesterday had been all tbs m orn,ng
In the Clerks room and in commu niostion with nar
ties connected with the prosecution. and witness for
the defence had been attacked while no was In var
alton with her. He required merely At she shouid
remain In view OF the Court, and hold no conmuni-
cation with any one.
General MAther emily requested there should be No
who talking to her. The Court however did not
make any order direction but merely requested chs
would remain in that room
DR.. william Mckinney was then called He resided
In New York. (rhc defence wished to show Andres
agent OF Sheldon e. and the connection which
existed Andros had called on witners.
Tho question WAS objected to, and Mr. Sickles
dsrtook to chow the agency by another witness.
General Mather requested they might bs compelled
to rhow az ency first Two tt ms had been admit ted
on these conditions but the prosecution Ia this
wa, quite sure they never could prove tbs agency;
AND after some discussion tho question put ruled
out, and the Doctors further attendance dispensed
with
oyer and TerDiner in New York. produced the records
in the case of tho People against Carpenter and the
rough minutes The trial commenced 9Th Octobsr,
lsa9, and continued till the LIST November when Car
pcnter was acquitted. The charge being acces-
sorry before the fact in forgery IL the second degree
The affidavit WIS filed 18th January 1913 ia tho Court
OF Sessions Mr. mck con (the District Attorney aud
Mr. Jordan sppea-ed for the people The witness also
produced tour indictments agsins Aadros ths partic
usrs OF which have been before givsn). Taey were
all fled2ls January 1916
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27

FE1 A-Dsctsors Jos,pa .fder ~s,s-e- Jrrsbs
" such thing a. Get "a of .lsns.r .pd q settle
nrnt OF one Sian Ter between the parties does no.
css-srtiy involve q settlement OF others Costs 90
abide the event
Hen'y s. Se1'qs- md arofl,v 49, Ohs NJ Ncrefor AMI
anstt.r -orssr for amendment ot d-fepdsscs as.-er
Jshr Sctact ~. one 7tetven Motion GRATED oa
payment Of $50 costa
Edsslets Drrca- vtsrc-Ssrf ysssrh q i,ct ayssf
lent The return having been made since th- rshiax
~ the motion the " denied Cots of this otion
Gle TO sbits tbs svent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27

ABOLITION OUTRAGE iv kLNTucr We Learn
z On last nishf, that 4 Hamilton, uf " chu.
Jas county, VINO was pufsaiog tree negro, ~so
h. q stolen ffom hirn 2 horse and sum ~ mob.y,
overlook him ~ Ripley, snd had hin s,rr-rd
While the constable (vhn lift Nr n Ia en- ,rge
81 the theD VS. searching Tor the horse, tne ne (.
gro, assisted bv some BbDiuuuists managed ~
cut the cords with which We wts tied. end kuock-
ID Mr. ". down scutile rnsued for the ~ -tuis
Of Mr. III In which the chivarous free eutlrra
took no part until the Shi'e man d a the ~.
. d him 20 escape Mr.. ~ followed MIN aud shot
the negro twice, the darkness p'eysutng his cap
ture a warrant was taken ont Tor III. srrrsf uf
nr Hamilton, bot not served = BItsvtDc (Rg J
p0sfboz 11fb fyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27

INVENTION m rms Arr or PstNriNo Mr. |. L
Burdick, OF Utica, has succerdrd Ia oy.nung a
new cylinder prinibg press. which y ceftilulv Tar
ahead Of asyIbinR now IN use Tnis press prints
both sides OF the paper by one rsvo'st'on ~dl
print twice ss fast as the Hoes pgees and do ia
work az well or better theb the Adams press, sud
!, requires hut half the ltbor fcrding T., while
The cost 81 the machine, IL - h. eyed, wili b. less
than tibet Of any power press There ~ une OF
these prestes nov at work in Utica Printers, saf
all concerned IN the business sil Dc yell 90 call
ard see for then -hybvrr Nv ~ hdvc-
-'s, Fsb ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27

$3.50 .
On Monday, the I'm il
the FIRST of his course o.
events in Italy, al Soc,e,,
aard street and Broad W
good, and the Lecture wa;
attention and manift 81 II
Colonel Forbes comm'
subject Of his first l-cr-r
position Italy occupi.d p'
The caures, he said, o.
Italy, and principally OF I
cal position, the fernnly I
and intelligence OF 10 y
ito position, and the Irrnl.
observed, in connection '
the mental cultivation, .
from Greece into LAS,
that country. Tn 4
how could a natluu
and with such II,
low itself 10 De e.
The answer Is
But the people are
priestly dominion -
10 free themselves i,rW
potism. The task
of Justice will eve
greatest enemy WI
encounter in then nI
power of the priesfs
the people Of ltai,
little. In the i iii
priests retained .
and ceremonies OF
of the ancient go
The beautiful stat
statue of st. PEI
the various trade,
stance, ST. Mar.
diers, ne. Din,
saints. Thus, :
of the eyes; ST.
fous pictures en-
taken place Of II
madonna Of the Il
snow, &c. Bea.
Thus, s. Anton
&c. Cities, VIII
iron saints. Tn,
by selling relies
10 contain sever
miracles. The
direct oppovilor
ann is the tntha
are told that non.
interpret CERTAIN
soon became pre-
power which notit
attempts were ms
bondage ; but a.,
time the power
any danger :hr,
the az Slstcnce or
that the priests y
people 10 his ~,
means that the
pears almost m,
The most pow
priests is auTicI
means of break
family ties, sno g.
the power Of thr
penitent knows,
with the nature e.
lation. Ii il, H.
ANYTHING, on ace.
also manage 10
requires a hos
deed. In refer,
priests, Lotwlih-'
have their house
by TWO nieces;
himself lied from
The order CT III, u
IS supported by u
Informed ana
law but the rultr
and without Tee
is also an lmpot
government. Tt
Of public educs
power. When !,
every artifioe IL
When any one
horrible peisrcn
They have their
They keep Up i
profess 10 be p,r
They have be,p
Jt suit laughs a.
a aew gsrb, h T.
portant enemy ~h
her indepeuGeut
power oi ,hr o.
OF the yaTious :
geographical pu-
Italy Is bordr
Mediterranean
The pcpulaunu
others tSeBp
der Austrian 80
half, and rhat
three millions
TO a house than
tainment lie ~ la
the police. ltlt
city, and thos, y
The route ISM "
he stays agO sls
spy 81 stem, "a u
tIcles which CIR
the power Of tn ia
police, ems not l
The public press
nothing can y, 80
proved BY IN, ca
A book 10 he
weighed ever, rSp
happs n To hnd -
newspapers Iha
greet perscCunoI
who marBgs g. =
There has betn
police 10 discuytf
are sec'tttd H.
the Pope is-u. y
printer, ihstetrft
spe Gin eas o. ail u
where u WEs 80
then msuiiOIf1 ~
italy. nof wins 10
speCiiUn ~ Ia III 10
trst was the EotIt
broken ~ BY IT, 81
tally ives h seca
acce lersted ~, ls
.irtFOTJ NJ
.ritis Al ihs ar.t
raj throne, Their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-27
The Fugitive Save RIOT la Dos O6iS iai
GOrrespoidenre

The following ittt,fs firn the Va! and Navy
Departments have b'eu Tran INIT to the proper
officers Of Boston, giving the necrs,sry directions
what course 10 pursue, should h-rr be tempted
re.tnsctmsnt Of the late rescue Of fugitive slave
IL that CITY -
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Us Ohlfetler
bolSs unD &pblenbOf.
SSil(inm SScilncr.

Senatritbtiat ahtunaspcu Die Birqcr bon
8eaoins mO Dem g9untp, ca6 CT BON benz
6cljs mc Scblcnbcfe Be0B asncmmsn bat,
,peleber bon sperrp uno Comp. 9ebaItsn ipure
De nabe Dem neuen Depot, an Der Sloro 8tcn
StraBe, no CT fcrtwdbrenc auf 5anO bdlt
einen aro6en Bcrratb pon 5pl1 mo &pblen
fir alle 3wefe, teitcbrnb aus EIumpen, aes
bro6cnen, gi., Gtopcs, 0lu6:, gbeenut: unb
Dis:Soblen. Die tsicen lrBtcn Gorten flno gut
fir Salftreilsr. gtcufalls Sifery unb gh
benbols bon Oct bsllen Ouaitat.
Nne Settcllunaen ,perpen pantbar anaeEcm'
men mo prompt beicrat. Ydteamacn mos
aen all leiner wcbnuns i'm bttiben Olarft'
Sicrcf sematbt iperpen, roer oil ctiaem plaBe
grSr bthfts preis miro bejablt fir 5ifs
ferp uno gibenbcl3.
Ser itnter1hriebene 1T fortwdbrtno bersit
Bsftelunaen fir &cblen III tclor9en rE&ale'
brenner, Sabrifantcn &c. inter febr billl9en
8ecinaunaen. Dm. meimer
Neacins, Slcbemter I2 Sm.
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SaberI IfrDD's Qebenstinft,rr

Of sshenetinttnr turirt anf cine asIebmius
DC urt, lne rpenn auh alle Wlepi,in Seriuht
unb nltht mebr belfen milf, wlr \. 3. tsi l,2.
8 uno 4taalasm talten, lpie aud bri bisiaen
6icbern, aeihwcllenen 8einen, 6u,f(cpfsn,
llebtfelten, grbrehsn, 9urhfal, alten An.
item, tbnupfen, WiIafrantbsitem, ,ssibitbmer.
zen Gbrnmatiemus, Nubr innsr,te Osils.
0ispeplL Sopfpeb; ferner: bic Meanttolie,
SollP, OlutterteIhperums uno &e(bluebt.
its tnbrt aIle llnreiniafeit ans bcm NHaosn
unr een Gecdrmcn, bef6roert Die Seroauuna.
mAebt prrtrefliden appetit gum gGsn, uno
relnat auf lebr leitbte Q1siis in Sur,em ros
aIlcrpsrtrftste Seblht. Sci Sinosrn psrs
trett ils allie Arten bon 1Blirmern.
3u baten tci Anton 5aberdrob, in Nras
Ding. Scbn 8cIs, in Dter 3ulpebcfen, u.
brabam Sieter, III &ustaun, ,Scbn Sau,nou.
uIt: @rlcbenhcppsn. .Sccrss Shcrman, 06bs
rerstnra, Spbn 6paf. Srrnpilr, Saerb
Naraan% Binricr, Gbrab Scsclp, 0ih.
mono, Sruferci rer SthnelIpclt, 6amkura.
Scrrae SlaB, Saficn Saunltbip >itaucn e..
unr IN plcier Srufrrsi
Junl, Is. 1850. kn
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Us. II. =. S. &eim II. So.

Smporttrcr unD Sodnbler tn
2tmerifaniicben Sartipaaren,
no. 6, Oitspennittraee, Reaching pa.
batsn auf Sonb uno bistsn ;um Isrfauf su
bsquemsn Ssoineun9sn, Elm alasmsineS NGors
tement BON 5oartmaarsn uno Sdneibgus Ha<
esIn unb Spsfs bon allen @rcssn; eiisn uno
Stobl pon jster Ssnsnnune; Sbraubifods,
9lmb60s, unb SbmisossSlaisbdI9s; Sabfsn'
unb SIintsnldufs; Sblt0sr; Weflins in Sas
feln uno Stan9sn; 6cbsln, pon Ybasaptisr
une eaneaifsr Sabrif SattIsrsi 6artwaarsn
SattelbSfe, Yatsnt.2ebsr &c. 3inn IC unb TX,
Stan9en,3inn amsrifanifb uno ruiiiibs5 @is
fsnbIsf, 9ratbs Stanssns II. YiasSIs; SpsIs
ter SupfsrsSoI;sn, 9tists &c. @las, Sarbsns
Dele unb Sirni0s, Dupont'S 2tblsrs unb Sdts
fen>Yuper nebif piel anbersn @itern bic 9eH
wobnlib in sinbsimifbsn 6artwaarssStobrsn
psrfaufr wsrbsn.
Gbenfalls, Sbepero's Sarfaparilla,
Depmifu9G SuifensGGnov. unb oeutibe
Siebers unb Raltfeberspillen.
Neabina, Mdrs I. b..
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I'm ole geiDenoen.

Rienle's Observation-Disclosures
lrn.-9isfe Yillsn iinb DEFENDERS 9esisnst fir
ons meiblid,s @sfbIsbt neil lis Den Md9sn
r'ini9sn unb Den appstit berifsaen. Sis iino
pcrtreffiib fir S9artIeibi9fsit, Muttermeb, Sos
lif, 9urblauf, Qeibmeb, 9ispspIia, Sopfmeb
unb Die psrfbietsnen Qeesn oeS msibliben @es
ftlsbt6. gle lino ebsnfallS Elm unIbertrefftl:
Dies ceilmittsl 9e9en ben GrdpsI ODER rsibenoen
Gtein unb ale 2sibsn an Der Slnie.
GT Obi9e piasn linc gum 8srfauf in oieier
9rufsre. DrsiS SO @ents bic ercssn unb 25
Gents bic fsinsn Scren.
9tepember II. bp.
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mn ous9eeebntsn
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sroTnst bnbsn, 400 jeeer Nrtifsl bon 9amen II.
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gu baben 1T. Sbr 8crrotb bsitsbt aus ecns
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@sIt Dump unb um0emoncts SosSuSf'nS,
Seis unc clippers Rom bsifen Ntasrnl. Wdes
tsns unb Sinrsrfhubs ron jsber 0eribisosns
bst unb Sorbs.
%. 8. 9isfs Shube BADEN iis Defenders 9es
mott fir ibren SIsinpsrfaufsS Strbr unb msrs
Den perIibsrt OaS iu iein mcfir iie ous9e9sbsn
wsrbsn. <. j. Selir uno Go,
gt. QS. @ds Der stem unb Ysnnifross.
Wopsmbsr 5. bp.
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Su6er, 8n6er.

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3u ben beisefesten preifen in oirIer Drufe
re, su batn
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bnt fdr IlIe Die naeb Dem 8clbIanoe rel.
fem tleaant sebunoen, preis 25 Gent.
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ensliieb, IN Serfsn, prsis IS Sent.
Das Befnetnfbaftiibe oeutfdbslutberi.
tbs uno referinirte Defansbutb, neues
osbunoen, SO t,nc AS Gents bos @rennIor
.Rine pertbcieisun9 fatboIi(d,er o eb.
rem uno cine Ippellation an oae nros
teifantifde publifum, bon 0smetrius g
Gaasin,erifs osutlbs uno aans nsus 4us.
aabs, slseant gebunben 371 Gents.
wanoerunaen eines Heimatbtofen in
t7orosQIm erifa, 9ebunben 25 Gents.
9iuh nod siniae anoere tlcine Bheber, pelh
fs1r ,pobIfeil oertauft spereen.