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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

THE EFFECT rF SMoKE.-llon Geo, F. Far.
ley. Distinguished member OF the Massachu.
sets bar, relates an anecdole Of The effect of
"smoke" as an element of a lawsuit. Some
lime otter the return of Gen. Pierce from Mex.
ico, trial took place in one Of the New Harp.
shire courts, in which Pierce and Farley weie
opposed TO each other; The suit was upon pol.
icy of insurance against fire, and the defence
was that the pIuiOth fired his own store; among
the Witnesses Tor the defence was u clerk, ho
duIirg the progress of the fire was employed in
The celNr busIy saving property, aud seeking
TO pxliugulsh The flames, while the proprietor
looked calmly on. Gen. Pierce seeking 10
weaken the manifest effect OF this witness upon
the Jury, cross.examined him very close upon
the lacls, and asked him among many u,her
questions how it was possible for hun to STAY
and work in the cellar when the smoke was
very dense there. The witness replied with a
o,eo, naiyeHp: "Well. General. smoke never
makes me fajI,." There was no end to the
roar this remark occasione11;; but there was
speedy one to thu cross.examiAaIion and TO The
case Boston Alias.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

THE LAST WHoPPER,' is the following, which
we cut from the San Francisco Alta California;
What will our friends at the east say when
they learn that there is a Tree now standing on
the banks Of the Hannah, near its mouth,
whose trunk is 33 feet in diameterl There is
also tree near Redwood Camp, whose trunk
at the ground is followed out, forming as it
were room ltI charred inside, as though
fire had been built against ii, which had burned
through The bark and caugh, the dry wood in
the heart Of the trunk, following it out. The
upper part Of this cavity is shaped concalIy.
running to point about fifteen feet above The
ground. friend informs us that he and sew.
eral companions rode into this hole with nine
mules. and subsequently slept there with seven.
teen other persons. They rolled 10 log soma
six feet long and built fire inside, the smoke
drawing up and passing out Of small cavity
above, which served as window. We expect
this to be quoted all over the States as The last
whopper.'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

ScoTT IN WIscoNslN.-A correspondent OF
the Missouri Republican writing from Wan.
kcsha, Wis, says:
Set down Wisconsin sure three thousand ma.
iorly for Scott. have never known. since
I840, such a storm Of enthusiasm from all elias.
ses as this nomination calls forth. The lead.
ers Of the Loco party are left in perfect dismay
at the en.husiasn this nomination calls from
The masses and in their perprxty argue, that
all is due 10 the Democrats for his fame and
celebrlLY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

ORIGIN OF FooLscAP.-When Oliver Crom.
we'll became Protector, after the execution OF
Charles First, he caused the stamp Of the cap
of Liberty 10 be placed on the paper used by
Government. Soon after the restoration of
Charles Second, having occasion to use some
paper for dispatches, some Of the governmen.
paper was brough. to him. On looking at it and
discovering the stamp, he inquired the meaning
of il, aud upon being told, said, Take it away,
IN have nothing 10 do with FOOLS cap
Hsnee the term fOolscap paper
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

Subscribers, Who Do not give sEprsH Hehcs is
the contrary. IRE considered wishing to eOutinuu
their su5scripuons.
2. u subscribers order the discoutiuance Of
ueir papers, tie publisher nay cVHtuuue 70 sens
ten Until all srrearsges are paid.
3. lf Subscribers neglect or refuse TO take then
papers from the of ces tow which they are sent, they
are held responsible t.ll they have settled their
bills, sud ordered their paper discohtihued.
Z u subscribers remove toother places without
notifying the publisher, aud the paper is not sent
10 a i0rme, d ection; they ere held responsible.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13
lDoetrp.
From the London Weekly Despatch.
GOODBYE"


Farewell! farewell is often heard
From the lips Of those who part;
IT'S whispered wOrd-'Iis gentle word,
But itsprings not from the heart.
Il may serve for the lovers closing lay,
To be sung meath summers sky;
But give to me the lips that say
The honest word-"good.bye"
Adieu Adieu may greet the ear,
10 guise Of cOurly speech;
Bot when we leave the kind and dear,
IT'S not what The soul would teach.
when'ere we grasp the hand of those
We'd have forever nigh,
The fame Of friendship bursts aud glOws
In The warm frara words-"good.bye J"
The mother sending forth her child
To meet with care and strife,
Brealhes lhro' her tears, her doubts and fears
For The loved ones future life.
No cold "adieu," no "lairwell" lives
Within the choking sigh:
But the deepest sob of anguish gives
"God bless thee, boy, good.bye!"
Go watch the pale and dying one,
When The glance has lost its beam
When the brow is cold as The marble stone
And the words passing dream;
And The latest pressure Of The hand,
The look of the closiog eye,
Yield what The hear mus. understand
A long-a last-"good bye!"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

DAsHING YOU'VE WIDOW OF all things 10
creation there is nothing so captivating as u
blooming young widow; nothing so loving, moth.
ing so 9veable. The following from the Law
renee Register, is case in point. While in
Arkansas in December last, we saw and con-
versed with young and beautiful widow only
81 years old, who bad followed 10 the grave the
bodies OF her four husbands. Ii was al coun.
try party. in that wild region, We first saw her.
We liked her appearance and obtained an intro.
duclion. She was all life and animation. The
pleasure Of the dance was her delight, and she
appeared The "gayesI Of the gay" We spent
half an hour 10 conversation with the Arkansas
belle. We talked of the country, wild game,
diiTeren. kinds of life, single aud matrimonial,
&C., about which she spoke well and very cor.
recIy. In a tender tone of voice, (for we fell
interested in This dazzling beau'Y,) we inquired,
" "Madam how long has yoar last husband been
dpadl' Ten DAYS, yesterday" replied The
afflicted widow. Good heavens!" thought We,
"a husband dead ten days, and his widow one
Of the gaypsl dancers at ball." We were So
much asGOnished that We left her without rere-
mony On inquiry, next morning, we found
OUT that what she had told US was true. Her
husband No. 4 for several years had represent.
ed his county in the legislature, and was high
y esteemed, not as a talented Legislator, but as
a clever, Jolly kind Of man. The man this
wild.woods belle eniraPs for No 8, may The
gods lorelend.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13
A story win a MoraI.

Mr. Jones' vas one OF those remarkable mon.
ey making mcD, whose uninterrupted success
in trade hnd been the wonder and afforded the
material i1r the gossip of the lown for many
yoars. B-ing oi familiar Iurn Of mind be uas
frequently ioIerrogaIed 90 tho subject, invaria-
big gave as The secret Of hts success that he
minded his Own business.
gentleman met Mr.. Jones on The Assam.
pink bri!gc. Ile was gszog ip,eElly on The
dashing. loamiug waters as they fell over lhs
dam. lie was evidently in a brown study
OR friend veniufed 10 disturb his eogilaIion.
'Mr. Jones, tell me bow 10 make q thousand
dollars
Mr. Jones continued looking inlendy al the
water. Al last he venIured TO reply.
DO you see that dam, my lriendP
i ccrainly do
Wei, here you mBy learn The secret Of ma.
king moCey. The water would waste away
and be Of 20 use 10 anybody, boz for the dam.
That dam Iufns il 10 good accOunI-makes IL
perform some usefJl purpose; aud then suffers
ITO pass along THAI large paper mill is kept
in constant motion by this simple economy
Many mouths ore fed in Ghe manufacture Of the
article Of paper and intelligence is scattered
daily ruraed out, and ia lhe drrsrenl processes
through which il passrs, money is made. So
il is 10 the living OF hundreds Of people. They
get enough money. II passes through their
hands every day, and al the years end they
are no better of. What's the reason! They
want dam. Their expenditures are iucreus.
log, aad no practical good is attained. They
want them Jommed up, so thar hothiug will
pass through their hands without bringing some
hing back..-wilhouI accomplishing some use.
luI purpose. Dam up your expenses, and
you'Il soon have enough occasionally 10 spar0
a lule, just like lha, dam. Look at il, my
friendl"- Trenton Am0ican.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13

As the Democratic papers are very busy IN
publishing all The Iiule incidents Of Mr.. PlERcE's
life, why DO they not give more prominence 10
81" fac. that he sIured in politics as J. Q.
adams man, and used his influence against
Gen. JACKSON and Ihe Democracy Isaac
HILL, who was top, bottom and sides Of New
Hampshire Democracy, for mo.e Than quar-.
Ter Of a century, says of him:
Frank Pierce commenced law business about
the year 1926, and boarded with his father in
fIsborough. In that year he made the old
gentleman so far noncommtIal that his name
was then used as dscounlenancing the senior
editor of The Patriot 10 his opposition 10 J. Q.
Adams; he helped and assisted the federal Law.
yeNaf lhat day to call out the strength of his
hIR6f'sJname against Andrew Jackson and il
was 90, until The close Of the year 1897 that The
sterling old patriot broke away from the PERM.
cious nlluenc Of his degenerate sou.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-08-13
Sentimental.

The rose that bushes like the morn
Badecks the valley, low;
And so dost thou, sweet infant corn,
On my Ange!ina's toe;
But on the rose there grows a thorn
That breeds disastrous woe,
And so dost thou, remorseless corn,
On Angelina's toe,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
OCERIES, &c,
4aasss
Fresh ArriVala

III INK iust tsTsl yed ihs sssatta tasai a IN faa
ftttiuusry 1yssh grisis t;0eiiisls lIatIavs as IN
seisaia win saSs iSl ~ s ri aafs & as,,.s.
Whjeh afs q ''s
IiklsuI,6 II AVA whals fsasss aed II i. s,t..
ciu6h Md fligsnts' braitps NM, tsl,asx I'll s-'''-
tiss III lnssjns a,,tI ht3s2<, s. De
9,isss .fellv. jpinhs ~ nasts' slsl i,..i s.
pf.lnes ii iai,ey Il, sss IN ARA h.rxs.s
fruits iii thaIf pE,, i,,es IL. tssrs psashss
etfhwb1try,s bi,lsss. Tti,as. t,se,,s ~ Ga
Preserved tsul,s vi pins sshIs s,s san ~
rrinstand utte6,, pspasI 0Is1s't paeehss NH NH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
Dout0r ii, Ai, tfAivO.

TTAvING lately removed To Baton Rouge, res.
III psctially tenders his professional services
so.thu citizens of this place Anl Tim vicinity He
ii 1 graduate ot the tDNisvillr Medical School,
ana has halsome rractcale Ia the tseat-
rnsns oI disease, He hopes y strict attention to
~l cases eoaisaed ~ lis care, to merit share el
pablic patronage
ny-t1Ik< ox kaSvsf esfsresa gssf 6sa HAN Sss.,
Where hs may be fsand, when MT professionally
engaged, may a+-Ssno,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

i Mr., CLAYs LrrrEH on AEstdNATtoN
1 The following "A Mr. Clay'a lstler q
resignation. which was rad in the Ken
iaoly Lssidssare, on lhe 25d ipstsl,i,-
|I'Ls Ffankfort qcnn,o!swealtA ss,lls
letter itaslf ahowsnos lbeslsast Indication
81 weakness Of irsniof, but svery word d
i y Ii, TINT peculiarly i,ssts uniform md
elegant ohirognphy which forms one d
| The lssser welidefs of Mr. Clsy's character.
II wil Do sssil shai lis has resigned bib
seat Ia tlis Senate. to lAke effect On the
lirst Monday of September usxt
wlss.so oros, pscsnabsr II, 1901.
~ the General Asssnlbzy VI Kentucky:
When You did mo tie honor 10 confer
en NE The appointment of y Senator from
Kentucky, which now hold. Ii, acceptipg
/ !, 4 did hot intend or expect To serve the
entire term ofsix yeafs. ! Ind previously
retired finally, a supposed from TINT
body. But ont of ths territorial acquisi-
tiop. resulting from tie wnr with Mexico.
sn16meutons question: arose. seriously
tnsnscing The harnony md peacs, Il not
tile illtegrity ofshe Uulon. 1 lsitail 10 be
ihy duty 10 return again 30 this Ssnnle
n,ld 10 contrihute my humble MD, By atiI
,atnunlgic settlement u those questions. 10
avert khe olainitiss with which we were
Ilhrealenodl Siclia settls,nent was st.
tenutefl dslrilg9 llae8 jnAt Cougfossi is new
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

l1mn6stfIs nes stsal i NAV wshs.
06s isgiaisf si,euaht of mine.
bfy heafl would Iii Iii sjlsbaa break.
Efs bsas axain hi ilins
Fst mrs nv eafly ain, balysysd.
Tlieu az III ays renegade. si
s / serd Il, shas ,l,ea may III i,es tissi.
&. fryw 'iiuls ai,ist ihel knew.
srbs efuelly pl l,Aueh llahl dssd.
" WhFt bilisffsss lyf fwos,
v f.tsksIh iiIe asy kiitil ahlaiess Nefds.
,1'has hamper win Ai1.esISn's shssds.
" q twill Wi hiSnisefy pAft, U sa
+ WbAfstb ihy euIli ii shown.
Warn thee n Judge no others hsarl, i
Iii fatafs BIZ tlsihs avn, ss
! q That ssfiisli. vain and ssp6i thing,
No ieve seshl .learls, iioserfow Wfiao. 4
Aslwitatsfsd WtsnsA Y fTAsNni hsssshs.
t8.lgs Whose sislsys lsns AZ llsa.
Ne flisiAofy g thslf hummer ~ hsefss
I'm with ti,s iAaea asAd,
q 10 isilss fstft'spet q VI ihes, IN
e ~ ~ uayAnsHltr ssss bs &
Il Fsdsd fsssi-A 1 tI,e,lsAbd siiowsfs, a
eysial'iet fseall ll'sIF fsa
Its wisll.feeliiHs as sflilt Bsrsfs,
Il'eif bluoia Y q,dehlY asa,
Aha whefs's sas ffaaf tl'st eeiiid ftsiots.
n Masafs Hsss o. shslf ~ eriss isosss
4 NY hsAfs y llhe soma desert lone,
WIN ruins scattered round
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
Ma VT. tsHffl lI1N EVttN ~
srtlksN islsFEl( tSC3
llr ID. Dovall.

wNrvynfxt, ID fssiie permanently In misplace
rasnee,n,llv' a,efs hss professional services b
-, r.tisa, 4 iii Ratus, Rouge and the vicinity.
t,sass ias,ss I'M Erst III Ssplenihefl III Ihs
AaSss ea.s areapIed by Judge Morgan on fAursl
.sssst ssfs as-Ys q
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

TAs BATON fsoIft 81 ID Am. Trlf y puillsli'
ell every SATURDAY Diufling, y slve pef anpan r
payable Ii advance, o. $500 q tlis ssp'fssoA q
sik months ....s gss... a..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,AplAf psf SQUARE fet
IN. fsst iuisslIyl anl hslf that prias ibf every
subsequent lnseflsn--tel lines, " less so''ssi'''
VEAkf.v ApygttrfAffst a "A Merchants Tta.
isrs. AVA others, viii be eontfseiea WIN eh lhe
most liberal terms. ......,.. I'll i, OLA.
All POLITICAL AID p Rfies lsx. lef the sxrli..
sive hsusll II Individuals, viii ~ chafged e alr
ysftisemants as.xsAs
All ADVERTISEMENTS ef tERs0NAl,
NATURE whenever admtseal Will ee eIiassel
1t The rate oflsve dsllars per sqsxn ann
required inyafabiy n advances SA1s ...s.,,
All Advertisements not marked With the mum.
III If insertions Will he published tiH forbid, q ~
sAe option ot The publisher
PROFESSIONAL A d. EisTisF NfENTes
vsy IN lines ur less, not altefabe, months q.
fjs 4, do do DO ac do 10,
po Al iii de de 1 year fos
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
Educ ALTON, Sc.


s WNvWM NtWM9W y ~ R9sHtHNA q m
MFRS. ps DEv Ill, will fssopen her school h
lNk mis- place Ell Tho 10Th eepteinbef. N ifs
h0ase NV occupied Ny Judge Morgan III Laufe
sifeet
The ees,rssiBf Instruction win efnbfaee all The
bfuashds !of \ complete Edueatien, stmamfNial VI
well ~ jhielleeiuais VI
The epfsiaes III 1 Partisan Ladys Madame
BestjIns sslsos III yt'is Ladies. II Tsfls, 81 I'LL
very Bfsl erasr hHvs lyeeil secured Iof Thu fsssA
eRaii tnthf InhilhjiE9 II lbsifgd, ftalibb, ufnAs
fffenshi hssile work Mems TiDtS Painting: et.
Msislt tpiMidI Ny Mis- x. Devali, iof some yeaft
NtpAeIJeEin fhs NaiahhH aid Elizabeth Achdeifly,
more recently yIlti Mrs III DAyatls School, M lat6b
Rouge Guitar ind volsil music, BY Mensf Wv,
Every attention win be paid l9 The tlaAnAels
MA tls,srtnisnt " tAs yeuhg Ladies, apt ttldst
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17

"A
! aaezei' y such slilssppy gtiss sillimop
I n'.nappy thafi their grOwnap e0mpHBi5nx,
Wliilet ilts eidef very Intelligent feilew.
eai,fa'fei te me. Init Iii stavel a1d taIi
it rhntenIiffle, tlGat Hey Nefe tsis md i,Is
Afoilief u, alld they could do wl,st tl,gv
llk.d with tilssns ppgtigibi explanation
t'is yoaiigsr, 4 very rfasiy and disngfesalle
ngel'ksy, lllpsffht4d lisbfotissf's ssyi,,a by
! Kicking apd pilcling most efiitlly two os
tlites 0f bic miserable depstldsnts. who
wefs TiaHifsssly affaii ID lit Ihsjf Isar.
fuitdUwn Heir rlieeks. Bin do YOU think
thst being Kicked beassih aid pinohed IL
ths worst Unit Of tllslf losl n yeal llhink
Aos yau Hfs q1'ita n illIsAakg,i, allow tho 10
Tell yOu. - 81 ss'R'se, -
e is sra % AaeabJ.ia5Iaad bJi il coual,iu. IN
slis same idaA cliildbyDd Mid innocence.
| tliat We find IL Talhsf atiiglieus 10 tiieest
sssn tue spatst III NhiIdfsn t,f their suowy
fgl,a Hi.t ta Asis ceulltfy tl,ay hays cfl#ng.
sdiIAll, Ffdln tlls InotHeul slley sre born IL
| tlIsiT Departure from lilo Iafalfl, TtHkisls
dhlldfstiAafs alIowaA to go everywhere Iii
ti,p haFstfl, and utAil li0ufssd Hvr tIlern
there t'te ne sscfesst Eyefy l,ody spvaks
vrIi I ,s s,,' 4 Ias 'e vssi' A'1
,ivaI ss,. ''u a...'s a',s ], f,'s nsssl ~
ua., ssi,as 49, .,s's, y ~ na'em g
ylsit ef some daya ID liis Indy !; and ny
ldauglitff, wllo n now twsIys yeas old.
wis with lns Our host, d very respects
Hbls geiitlsmutj, ODIy Dnea naarfiad, iIaa
Two ehlidranDf at,0ats eleven years---ous
llllsa Iha, Il Gysa iii, III, sa III, d.s.
sass,,,,, w,.s sn,.n ss,..a .,'a ,.ll R,ois.
,,f M I, E. ~ 49,
wian rstirsd syisi, ~ ,,'.,',,'. Ivy ".,ss".
ra0u .vhst .i, M. a,.,i ,,,, 80 XVI 4 my
bay.. !. Tl,av y n.,,, ~ y. l.i M ~ ',a
niuht. s,,d fl,sv =. ..r,ns..l., 80
sald tn III assv{ss, N. =, ss'sa n, III.
I lew ft,0pjeItfs " Hnd ws sssbd s,aail,.,
viii, c,.f a mia .tlan ~ .s,v s s.,,,,a ,,,A
Il waa, 4, .,.a l,snd r'.,,,,,y M ;,,,,s.. s1 la'
VI vs wat,l d I'M MI f,g v,.,. ,asa. i.nH. ,s,as.
oaui ilensf f,,,. a.. s.' 49, ""'s
4 ,,o,v,, Is,,y,s.s a,,a I'm. -
wv. ,syo MN NM 49, ~
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ma ~ 81 Iitsytvs ,g;tt,cns .,',.s'.
I'm v4Tv t5rsd a,,d .i.s,,. NM, II s,s
M 1aayhs., na W ss.y ss..,,.4 ai''' , sy 'ss
vsry oross, 4 w ,ya,, 3. - ,,s s~ 49,"
Mil falJsr i,ntiv ss,sg vi Il y a'',s,y ss
NV. f,,sI m 2ss.,, ,s,.,I M MI M
ftring 4, 10 .fa,,s,,s, ,,.s. ,ua .,'...s, ~
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III ',.ia,ss, Z, \. = yo"a
st.i..4s ~ ...t..s..'.x ..s.'. PssssHs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
lEt Terlas Z.

Y FefI niarlsng An,l Tssipn IN English aHl
ieF pNatlHF III istsExN 6sAsksss !. sS@ sf eJ9N W
BED aud }ledding lgWsls and Napkins, . 6t
Washitils pef taBent j ]. + ssfsS ass 90
bay bchelAEA, lid EhHlish) 4..sls u. 10 4
dgAl tlp TN FEsaah) ..4. ssss4A. y !
Drawing .ss ss-ei 10 4
Music ll'iaHe siss . ) sssss So ss.ti1
Tin N PiAhaf fsF ssseAks, 80 i s.- >
Payment Qwuas,iy h adyanes--ne ,deJlsaior
fer hiss oil times isss tAAn sNs nieAfh Should ihs
pupils fsli,ein during sastsfsw bea,d wli tssAargtl
The atistiAl rates. augH5.y. {
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
Frosh Arrivals,

f1n Gals Syrup from The refinery Of ]. h II.
IVytt Perkins 0 dozen Hhakefs brouns O
aessf Mstst pHilsg a5 tars Fresh WssteFH uili.
tell fsr aais BY. ]. PARRY. n Cd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-17
ROBERTS a HOWELL Y

ATT @ II n D lS AT i A. N.
TsTAvE fsTsnsd 4 Partnership ~ ne rfaetitssal
I'LL thelr nfofassipA. aud tender their services
:, sll, these who may repleasea b iatsaAt bust.
.sss tp thtts management and care
Having devoted much sins .. s,d attention q. ~ ,hs y
rs.s ssSen years, they particularly commend
hsrasvlves III sheSA who May nesl their services
y ,hAt department III ssleiE profession,
sssisk sness aaAN! rswsf Fhuon Aasvk fRs II
xAsnMENf,
Ma ew. Camp street New 0fleMnH
THEY REFER Tu
uey sessph wslkss, Msssss Male; \, t'os I = ee
u ssnM Rouxs A. MI Palmer n Co..
U n. NsIlss n III rayan, Il Cn.
3 \ n Nsafas, I" Mefae, Kei6nan u
- =. rssar "a. II
Garrison \ Faqpl. y. rHses a.sss hAq;,
ss's = Clinton Y Hon Judge Mecslet
~ s,Atf New 0flsAnn.
IA
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-04-09
VAI
NE-CiIiD FL HASSAN PASHA
EzRoUM, Jamad Away 1865.
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THE HUMAN FRAME

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