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Arrivcl from Neuv,,as. Cuba,

The brig Mstinc, Captain ThornIike, arrived last
night from Neuvitas, Cubs, whence she sailed on tn
ID instant
Our attentive correspondent at that place has sent
the following letter. which gives the to the
OUR NEvvITAs CORRESPONDENCE.
NruvrrAs, jay 81, 1851.
Enclosed send you the Fanai Of Porto Rico Of the
ed and oath Of this month They contain the official
port Of four CT the patriots presenting themselves and
Of the capture Of Don joaquin de Aguero y Agiero.
The editorials rich, exceedingly and worth
lation.
by reports from Principe to-day, 1t Is supposed that
Agu.ro and the other Eve will be shot There was dis
position Of the general TO Danish
them but II Is said the troops much exasperated and
d.nAnd that they lie shot rebels Every thing APP
rGrently quiet, but II there men shot think IL will
make matters much worse as they are all Of the nrst
families.
raw them pass through this place guarded by about
thirty soldiers AMI their pinioned most brutality
the they do with runaway slaves They looked
cheerful enough after passing through the fatigue
they did.
Twin Keep you advised Of affairs here In this part.
BUCkSliOT.
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HoRHrsLE ArrrMrr AT MUsprR AND suicrpr On
Tuesday night last, about o'clock hn Henry, re-
siding In Amanda nine miles frUl1 Hamilton got into
quarrel with his wife, picked up hammer. and com
merced beating her In unmsrciul manner over the
h' al fsctufn. her skLh aud cutting several cash IN
her face. suppoerg her d. al. he took ard cut
biz throat irfictiBg wound which caused almost
instant death. Mrs Henry not KILLED, but
riouhy injured that fears enertsincd that she viii
not On yesterday rntng wneD informant
left she sinking. perfectly ns,nhe 10 all that
trans pring her About hour previous to this
tbochrg uggedy Henry got mp cut % bid and sd ins
tered to his sick child f the effects Of nich
Il canpot possibly The d0cuty between Henry
aud his said 60 be follows far van
certainMrs Henry, having host all conder la her
husband had applied foI After .aking the
aprYsation, she purchased large b of goc ds de-
sned H. TO settle Tor them This be gcrrDpt fy refused
to do under the circumstances. Harsh srds snsued
and then the result above stated The cries OF his
wife when he commenced beatrg her. Drought an the
peighbors who trrvtd Just Henry breathing his
istt The sceue in their chamber IN ~ morning IL re
presented being a~ful Ia the exre ne The hu
sid wife ing eide ny side tire aoo- weterng in each
other blocdhs instrsn nts Of aructiou ali covere,
with bleed and their sick dying sd helpless infant OF
the Ned ring eNeueiating sg ,ny.Ctnctnnei Con
tsfttoL .lic 5.
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SAN Francisco, July III o'clock IA
III, S,eoy,c Prc,ec-7k Figi3dar Communicate
o,to Ma. R,ng-A Woman Erec"tH-MsTder
800 tolt,,yof s, aora- Indian OusrGgss -Senatg
Gtrin, &c, Sc.
1be,tsamcr Pacific. which made the remarkably
.bor, thin Of fifty sailing days from New York 70
this mort, il about leaving again for Panama, under
coumond of Captain Bailey, having been in port
only twelve days Tomorrow, the mail steamer
Northcrrcr and the Sarah Sands leave for the
same destination. Some difficulty occurred between
Captain Bailey end Captain Jarvis, az TO who was
rightfuly in commanded the Pacific, and the latter
commenced suit 60 maintain bis rights, but the
process was lIelly Withdrawn. lloT the neosed
wy vas finally disposed Of, il at all, is not rAa''et
ofrocord.
11e stesmer goes frcigh,cd again VIA 'ao i aus
startling accounts Of the state OF ei'r' ~ oa''o
ma the r,hea,sal Of shich will arrest ta' "eh.'n
Of, not only inc people Of the A'ian.' S'A'e'' sSe
Of the world. The authority o. tAo courts n~'
| te.o disr,gardcd, the Executors o. 'Ao ,A~
sc, at def,nSe, and The people hsns'''s
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INDIAN FEsTrvIrIEs IN CALIPoRHIA-It is well
known by returned Cafornians that the celebrated
Capt. suffer, Of California, owns n beautiful farm,
known as Hook Farm. sit uated upon the west bank
If Feathtr River, about - miles above Sacramento
city. His agricultural operations arc carried on by
Indians belonging TO some Of tho valley tdbcs.
An account by the late arrival from the Pacific,
says, these Indian dependents recently met Ia ,oun
Gil, Tor the purpose OF welcoming tho great ohisi Of
neighboIing powerful tribe, and to offer Up So
crfee to the Devil, whom they suppose to be max
ing reads upon their hunting grounds, IN the form
Of white faces. They resolved that great Offer
mutt be mse of articles Of much aiuo, Ia order
tbat the split Of Evil may be sai,nod, aOd his
anger spreGsod. Accordingly, they collected all
ih,ir blahEtis, bows, and arrows, and trinkots OF
valve, Pat them in pile, and burned them 10
a'hts, Ssncing and singing, and making The most
cNuaNhgant gestures until the FIRE vent out, and
iher vent up the most uneaIthy howl that has been
teeid IN the region Of Hook Farm for many n day.
q the afternoon, Capt. SUtter bad q wild bull
kiltd end roasted. Cor their FEAST which they ae Ia
I the aboriginal way, suns knife SgnS fork, sans
| every thirg but their fingers Afcr the feat vas
! concluded, the chief h0norod Capt Suffer with h
| augur Ircscroe, telling him that he Capt Suit -
| hao been gcod TO tbe red faces, ana ih case ca
| Crest - 1it fhould create ruTtu.e botw ~ th
/ white and red nations, he and BIS shou no sal
hom The tomahswk and scalp'ng kuifc - IPo,cei
l To- t0fa's) IransaYt, lug a.
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ADvIoIs ASrcuA-The schooner Cathsrine
Thomas, Capt Thomas, arrived yesterday from Ants
wheroe the sailed the ri INST Our thanks due
NT Geo Dslgh for the delivery cf Packages Of the
.iHfisU Register. to the I'D ult. That paper says:
The weather fer tn, last week anything bat suit
able TO the wants Of planters There mus RAIN aud
tpghr making has ngnin been retarded 20 sad exeut
Tho ,onnu.d rain acts In thIeefod the dis.
edvap age Of ngricultu In the first place u renders
the ground soft that t will not bear cart and the
cnncs where there IA heavy soil must be carried out
the peoples heads at great expense OF labor In the
second pace IL impossible 20 dry nryass for fuel AMI
In many the trash, which would have been saved
for manure, has been consumed in the Copper hos t.
boil The sugar and In the third place the have
taken such spring that 100 t. 100 gallons OF Juice
and in instances much $500 gallons are re-
qured 10 make a hog head Of sugar
There is no other news
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is the specie list Of the
Annexed is the

LIST OF pAssENokRs FER STEAMSHIP PRoxErHKus.
. Ss- s.s, As' H "a ' 1s =
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JossrS ? SsSis A sis%Fscs, I'Eis rsia,I s.img;
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sfIGssaa rirf5 H JhaSs Psased,' xs,toay fssnsis
S.r sSIsS SI: sS ys5!:: :' is:?a
Jams ;issta "il,ASt 'se9ss lanes Sssnsisy
duncan. Daniel Fario-fOsaisc9
We are indebted to Gregory's Express, for the
early delivery Of our ilcs, brought by the Prone
theus. Messrs. Gregory are the Grst company 70
bring n consignment Of gold, by the Nicaragua
route. The passage was made in twenty nine days,
and when the route is completed, it Is expected
that il will only require about tsenty-tvo days,
from San Francisco to this city. Gregory is gene
rally UP with all the enterprises, and deserves the
greatest credit. We are al uuder obligations Ia
Adams g. Co.'S Express, and to the pursor Of the
Promotheas, for tho prompt delivery Of papers and
correspordcnce from Calf, rnis
The story about the murder Of the editor Of the
Soyma Herald. is contrasAct,d over tho signature
Of James w. Cos0rth, to party reported to have
been killed
An important move has been made for the Ostsb
lishisent Of a collegs, to be situated at santa
Clara, and s27 800 had been subscribed for that
purpose.
The Indians and the whites wers st war on the
Klamath, and Eve men had been killed; .
horse thief had been hung at sonora by tn
populace, who also had administered justice in tho
ssmeway at San Francisco, and the leader OF band
| Of robbers and woman had also been hung by me
| people.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~--
RIVAL
STEAMSHIP PR0METHEUS.
The Indians and Whites at War On
the klamath.
ND~O~S~~~~c~>>~>~~~~>~~>>
HANGING OF 4 HORSE THIEF AT S0N0RA.
>->~ooo~~o~~>~N~O~N~~~~r
More Hanging by the POpulacc
at San Francisco.
y.~~o>~0No~o~ONNNN~~~
LEADER OF A BAND OF ROBBERS EXECUTED
>~Y~>o~~(ON>~~~Noo>~~->
A WOMAN HUNG BY The PEOPLE.
NO~o~>NrOoo->~csNOoNoN>o
MURDERS AND ROBBERIES.
~>~~vv~>o~~~o~~o~~>Ooy~>~
POLITICAL MOVEME NT6~
~~~o~>>~S>r~~o~~~~~r~>c
DUsI1GBsS AND MINING.
U~>~o|>o~N~~r~>N~~N0~~
THE M A r L T s,
~ Ax~
Angling OF 4 HORSE THIEF AT SUNoRA.
More Hanging by the POpulace
at San Francisco.
LEADER OF A BAND OF ROBBERS EXECUTED
A WOMAN HUNG BY The PEOPLE.
MURDERS AND RoBBERIEs.
POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
Dus11GHss AND 1GIIG11ga.
T II Z Nj A r X L T 8,
&C., &c., &c.

The steamship Prometheus, Captain Henry
Churchill arrived yesterday morning from San Jsaa
do Nicaragua, with 800 passengers, and over halle
million in gold dust.
Tho Prometheus brings advices from Californis
fifteen days later than previously received.
The p. left San Juan on Monday, the 4th inst.s
at IL O'clock A M, and arrived at quarantine at
o'clock yesterday morning, bringing the passengers
of the steamer Pacific, which left San Franoisoo On
the l4th ult and arrived at San del Sud on tho
10Th ult. The Pacific brought 425 passengers and
$4,000 in gold dust. The passengers who came
across the Nicaragua route had first fifteen miles
of land carriage they then took the steamer Direo
tor across Lake Nicaragua, and then. in the new
iron steamer Sir Henry Bulwer, down the San Juan
river to the Prometheus in thirty two hours running
time. They all express themselves highly pleased
with the route and say that the country is delight
full and quite healthy.
Annexed is the specie list of the
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lNFiDSLiTY AMONG TUE GERMANs.--It appears
nom statement VA the Lutheran Obsrpc, that an
association has been tOr'n med among the Germans
IN Cincinnati for th, dsgson OF in idcly and that
ihey ere now publ Shipg Tom Faines Age OF
beasen IN German and inidel tracts, which they
distribute gatuito'ssy. In almost every great city
there is a Germs A peri,dical pablishod, ia which
we Dible % hcI' Up the cause Of III the misery
found IN ne W old, and the expectation Of intare
eA~tenco Is deprecated as destructive 20 human
balpnesa. a Guman atheist, IN Dao9 l9e:
testots ~ ? children 10 say, " There IL no Cod,
ano loi' ds them 20 ministers o. the gospel ana
eye, You htai about devils; there they acc
Ills nan "labcIs iudeEtigaby 70 sprcai AIS
we as" even by uott uncUurt-0us MValS anu
IA nv move grt,igud and initiate.
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No. s-Budin 700 feet good hose 100 feet ordinary to.
sr II; By
is5S. fsss hos. 400
total ~ q sss o complement
M Fifth street location Fifth street. near Avenue G. house
SstSulsns 40 feet GEs.ssy hose e.. complement e
ssss ISss
NJ s.s,;as HsIs:r
tise lSs Cedar street hOne indissrsns order .o
st: s;s Of f9ss ssis total feet ''rd'r'
soBu. Gs 1 GOOD rs srsr s%d.s T.
s%sn. Of men nSTSs. rs Ghnss r. Glider
Ssr, corner Ssn.rs street, house now ssiidss 'D-~
p e. Is
Wart foremsn sssSsncs. 10 MsDougai street, iocaton
a1l.{ sisst asG ssSd sssss
e ssn
hSS1idss stIsss aeS"s II good order 70
p:s.Ss men sSs sI n"%ssr ssnus SMITH
man residence M forsyth streets location, No. VI Ludlow
sEBai. ISL good order; ladders; lahook.; COM
1s n :
49, eraiasS larry 's.dssr hooks compile
m:ns %; 80 9sss sna S s
% Third Harlem
p%:Dt Of men, 3d. pTsssn nam5sr 49, s.m-s
foreman. residence Forsysssh and Tenth sysnSs
No. ioNBuiis ordinary, siadders; hooks compile
man. residence. Eghtyxth street. between sixth and
Seventh avenues; location Yorkye; house, Indifferent.
Total-Ladders, 40; heeks IS.
HypRAsr COMPANIES
Alfred
Bsh.T @ cs%s .rs John
Mo- Of meS 10 present number 49, w%
Total Complement Of men, 2esS present Der. 22l
COUNCIL THE OFFICERS Il.
LAwRENcE.
u g. FRroArE ST.. LAWRENCE, Aug. IL, 1851.
Sir:-Being informed that the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City Of New ork have expressed desire
to visit the u gate st. Lawrence. just arrived from
the Worlds Fair, under my command, beg leave to
say that will give myself and officers great pleasure to
receive the authorities Of the city Of New York board
st such time may be agreeable to their honora
bic body With great respect have the honor to be
obedient servant, JOSHUA II. SANDS, Commandant.
To His Honor Mayor KScsLAND or President Of Board
Of Aldermen.
The invitation was accepted
On the motion OF Alderman HAws the freedom Of the
French steam igate Msgadore now lying in the harbor
special committee was appointed to carry OUT the
resolution.
The following resolution proposed by Alderman sruR
TENANT, was adopted
Resolved That it be referred to the Commissioners
Repairs and Supplies to ascertain and report to Thu
board the expense Of putting up, in each Of
houses In the city, suitable and propebathpg tub and
shower bath and waste pipe.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Croton water be introduced into
the County Clerks Cfice with wash basin and fxings
and that the Of $50 be aud Is hereby appropriated
for the same, and that the Commiso per OF Repairs
and Supplies the same to be carried into effect
The Board then adjourned
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Two WrEss LATER FPoM THE sASDwreH IsLAvpi-we
have received via San Francisco acory ofthe
Of the l4h fJune II ceutans Political any
consequence The marine intelligence will be found
under the proper head.
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rfW'sut audntlts are uce che sand iss.nfss which
civt sffutnn 60 us otauatc aaa lgtc scent5 "a his
T. r,Ir ~ n Mueta The slptarrce of Gsrtuesa 81 b.
t,tV,k is NV anticipated vlth much Interest AMI
rr,.tue tlst DC ail make l.r rrsy appearance IN
~Giti'o IA scaviiti opera ly iyrslni in wh'8t ner
tutoa hsItfeks wish che b.rp Va amply REQ -
CvtIy visitere attention.
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lTHE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS, No.
= 90 Camp stsset, (6hf's nsw buiIdngs,l ap now oPo
szs@iss ths WY sstsnsiys ooscsioa q PenT.ilTs.
Lness SAL0oMs ,l nsvs h - I:snmcsntX ia.nhnec
~ By the superior arrangement Of the LlgnT nth,
Operating Room, constructed expressly fos ths puross with
IN iminene SKrLIaHT, and BY New CHEMlpAL Pho.
in shest d TINS (ony w ssconds) exhibiting
nsa assrs q pssSSstoa WITH ne I.oSef ena nstuI.
not be lte-1ke. ~ Ir|ssllsr1
~ A choics variety Of new styls Euameilsd and g
grsved LnCKkTs Of the nnest Gold and begt wokmnna
snitable fsf Miniatures, finished q ths nanufaotu
~ Arhts supp!isd with svesy aniele nd i IL Da-
gu1!soyps at NswYosk prices. b. JACOBS.
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"A Lsdys Msgsssto. to hsy DeesA lady in ths
western part ef this county has attacted some To-
cal attention BY the masks Of aAecdsa she has ex-
hibited 70 tho menory Of dead dog. "A corfss-
pondent reports to u d fellows: "The dog was
Of scns Ugly breed unknown to me. and died late
IT, a painter was brought from Edinburgh to
take ID lkeness Tor which he received the ri ng
from distance 70 erect hsadstons Il The grave.
Flowers and evefgreens were planted round the
tomb, and the whole wss snclossd with l substan.
tial railing. The epitsph ON the grave stone il !:
Sacred p the memory Of Viper y" [Perthshirs
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Betveeu San Fyonei.eo. ami !Saerc....se. y Z
NEW ORLnANS POST-OFFICE.

l '-~----1 = = - = ~ - AOAAs ra
sonMEh AhhANoEAENT From Jurs u 10 Oesotez 1851
/ Sundays and Holydays, from unit, II A. NJ -"
Ghrar sIa... E1sTE.n dsI, 3 nAII vie Mos arrives daily
na % eqsPs r. .Ss n
M h.sipp C, ,ns Snsan ss N and psscssosl: daily
GRrAr WrsrrsS MA,.. ,nnnl,;,, p.,o, p.n.. g.,
Worthngtons Point t,reenvile .,d nass
csamons c Pnnrh hhsssaoph: Ne. Madrid Hiesm.n
vile and to1.viIs o,r % 6endsoa Evans
plying Matches Vicisburr N,n.ison nnss & ~ a
Evansville and Lousvie tvcs ws. % Saio ra.aGan
dAiy.-hours Irregular. = SR' I" eiii'tss
ST. Louis MAIL snnnlv;,, N...h.. v.l.l. NJ
poleon Aiemphs H,ctman siro and 81 "
days excerd) st o. m; arves dslvbonr. 1Ay tsu
Vrcrsnu.a M.u .nn.,; D,..,,
Rouge francisviie RED Riye spdDs rar,
burg Monday Tuesda, Fidsv ana s, sas
arrives Sunday. Mo1day Thusdsy and Fdsy ~ 4 a. NJ r mi
Sr. FRANC1avLLr Nv f,oAsr NJ, ,,.,s.,.;. ~
ssnsis and yter,o PS%ne @ Cssrs Eds.5 Brnss Donald
mime Manchac Bruy LsndinS s1n. risqus
pnin. Gs Fort Hudson Hermitage Waterloo, ST. Fancve
Friday b. iS ~ dy :. II n arrives on Monday s,day and
Ran .R,v,. NJ, ..,,. .,,,
Nskitocnss .uppyme Aexandna. Grand EcoFes
~. Cnn 9resu.l,. q
.1ass 90 S9ss: g. Nsndsy Wsda e.,
''I.,, L.,a,.I-- p, n M, '.VG :.
CARRoLLron MAI 'clo... :, N..s.-
Friday all D. m: srves an N. San11y anu
C.-r-.
,I SAIv.sToN. SALURIA, IHpIAnoLA and PoRr LAyAcA.
G p N mi oos every Tuesday Or Wednesday,
Re.,o.
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IN alarming At fcoc. no visitor Win dram ofpep.
peFmint could have been more cordially welcomed
or swallowed than lady. bug: Hy.waisr was eye.
water. and even that water-shunning monster, Hy.
dfophobia, was induced to lap the crystal luid BY
the administration Of . dry cockchafef. Like
other dogs and drugs, these have had their day,
and We believe that the only insect now holding ..
place among the materia medica, Il that salutary
bitter, the Cantharides or Spanish Ay Of Europe.
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Extent Of tks Uniyerse.--It may give soms idea
Of the extent Of the Univene 10 know tho lenseh
OF tina required for light, which tfavsh l920O0
miles an hour, to come from different celestial OBJ.
tscts 70 this earth. Ffom the moon, ii comes in
minutes from Jupiter, in fifty-two minutes, IRA
nus, in two hours; from . star Of the 6fst magni.
tude. three to twelve years from s,ar Of the 6fth
magnitude, sixty-six years from star Of the
twelfth magnitude. four thousand year.. Light
the !staeltes left Egypt, has not vet reached the
earth Our entire solar system itself travels at the
rate Of thirty-fve thousand miles an hour among
the fixed stars. Home and Foreign Record.
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY MORNINGS JULY 8 1s51F
PR0sP = CrUs.
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PHILADELPHIA TI1' 81
AnA TRUNK Waxahaaaa,

sst 10 PHLLADELAPHIAs \ .sis sAssf n
sADDLEA = lena ERUNK WsFsheuss.
g ROBB 4 co. No. % Gryier snest, arc con-
NJ stantlx Sscsivnefrom Philadaaphia and q sS[VA
ca Epela.d new Goods i thsrlns.
TheiIs stock comprisee SADDLKnY - N0A
e q !. .I IL. d.:csiptico.. sADPLlEI l30
TRUNKS. eto etc. -
& Aiso.-A fine assortment Of BurrALo Roprs, IS
CO Planten and leaeu are invited 70 cali. js&
New Orleans Carriage w aroh0use,
$3.50 Nos. lla Graviss and - Uaio st.eet n -
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of every de.
~ scsipten always on hand. For sale low a cR.R r.
for cash Or approved paper. - 6#05E
e Springs, Axla. Lamps. Bands. Cloths.
22.=SdE Leather Lace and VaSnish.
1 apN 5md&W ]. A. LUM q CO.
rIHA5ts H AHH AHH . n,.A n,.ATslNH IAFEAlsATys. e.
y STREET. New Ohssns. hss Just rscsivsd anew 4 :
and large escstment Of Bfass Cooke. vslious sxes
CcofnE Range; BsaEins IsGs I'D is Show q bssSs ~
Asos laying andSepeiins Lead Pipes; Sheet Lead WoG&
Of every description. Ship Steamboat work promptly
put 1p and Impaired. All esdqu nzannty attsnds to.
~ ChRyRes mOderote 4s4I s57.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-22

jsl1 ssfsisos 4. saiianos 81 God t.. s New Yo.k.
NEW MUSIC. CoMIN' THHoUcH TH7
~ RyE.-Wm. Hall 4 eoa, New Yosk, have publialIsd
hvllsnt set Of ya!sti0ns tbs favoshe seoh nslody By
ny Az eouposr. To - had Il III
OIL OF VlTRIOL- carboys OH q 'Vitriol.
.y1 cnpav Csnp and dssvs~ :vssa
RoOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS = 5000
s.Sskk A. T. pUNkAl = CO. -
n IMk-Thsnsssoa,. Utica, Alton, ST Louis sad
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1851-02-25

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Gin Spann Der nsuen Vsnntfra6sa'Dri6s
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