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HAvASA.-This city, it appears, says the
Home Journal, is not only expensive place !;
it is an unwholsome one within the walls. The
harbor having only one narrow entrance, the
waters are very stupid and sluggish. All the
Establishments of this beautiful moon are thrown
away on their inert mass. They lie lazily mo-
tionless like great tortoise, and gorge them
selves on the offal of the city. The city walls,
which could keep out nothing else, keep out the
blessed air of heaven, which is thus constrained
to blow orer the city and not through it. If you
live on street which runs through gate to
the waterside, you are always in a draught;
whilst in any other street you might as well be
in somebody's pocket. The third nuisance of
Havana consists in the nature of the stone used
here in building and making the roads The
neighborhood of the city gates is always disagree
able with clouds of fine lime-dust, which pene-
trates the nostrils and the mouth, and clings to
the interior Of the head and throat, takes as it
were cast in plaster of those regions of the boz
dy. You never see @ Creole gentleman ride
through the gates without holding a kerclief to
his face, in way which gives you at first the
impression that everybody you meet has just
come from the dentists It is, however, only IA
precaution against this dust, which tends to
cause very dangerous infammations Of the eyes
and throat.
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TT THROAT, BREAST AND LUNGS. 81

stu another remarhable Iure Of Coasuno tion and its
die by Hysirinns and Friends, tie annais Of hisfory
cannot furniSh q JotrdUd.
~ POINT OF Rocks Frederick Co.. Nd,
June 9th, 1852, {
DIR. SwayneDear Sir: Believing it duty owe to the
public and in justice to have thought proper
that has been truly recorded In the month of October
last afflicted with gathering in my breast
which formed large aiscess aud almost communicated to
my lungs and very much afflicted them, and discharged
large quantities of corruption external and Intermediate is
large quantities passed through my lung which threw up
My breath could also pass through my lungs and through
the cavity of my breast with apparent attended with
violent cough day and night loss of appetite, and
debility that physician thought my entirely hope
less and beyond the power of medicine remained in this
wretched condition for long tme until wasted to
skeleton and there seemed to be hope for me- but
having read in the public Of the wonderful cures
performed by your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY, Immediately Baltimore for five bottles, and
commenced its and to great satisfaction and the JOY
of anxious family, the abscess opening in lungs
began heal and the cough to subside and using ten
bottles restored to perfect health feel very grateful
and firmly believe that to valuable medicine under the
blessing of Divine Providence indebted for this great
change and happy say that enjoying good
health as ever have.
Yours, very respectfully, THOMAS DIXON.
The subscriber is well acquainted with Thomas Dixon and
testify that he has been afflicted above represented
regard his recovery as almost miracle. He Ii a worthy
member Of society. JAMES X. DuRBR0w,
Pastor Of Burin Circuit Baltimore Conference.
Be CAREFUL IN PURCHASING,
To obtain the original and only genuine preparation Of Will
Cherry, which must have the portrait and signature Of DR.
SWAYNE each wrapper around the bottle Until yon
obtain this compound you will know the real virtues Of
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5manne's Celebrated bermifugc,

guare Bottles very pleasant the taste and the most
efectual remedy expelng Worms curing dyspepsia
stomach increasing the appetite and invigoratg the whole
system Obse,'re that it is in square boes with the por
trait of DR. SWAYNE each wrapper around the bottle
None other IL gennine.
r DIR. SWAYNE'S
Sugar Coated Sarsapariila & Tar Pills.
gentle prgaive and Alternative medicine far superior 10
the Pills general use mild prompt and uniform in
their operaon may be taken at all times, and in fact in
evers disease where aperient Alternative purghiiye
medicine required and for the diseases incident to females
they uneqialed. ,,
r These valuable Pills are the result Of ae7iral knr-
ee cozbined acih tong trJeyince, having used then,
many years my private practice, therefore have had amls
diseases for which they designed.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-02

DR.. SwAYNE's FAMILY MED1cISEs.-We have
heretofore omitted to notice the character, of
these world removed preparations, published in
this paper, and have only space now to say, that
none have ever obtained higher or more deser-
we'd reputation. Every family should buy them
who are in want of medical assistance. The
fact also, that DR.. Swayne is regular Physicians
in his profession of nearly quarter of a CEN
tury, is calculated to increase the public con-
fdence, in the superior merits of his Family
Medicines See advertisement in another column
for list of Agents, &C.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-02

ICE! ICEi!-I take this method of in.
4 forming my friends and customers that shall continue
TO sell ICE during the hot weather. at 10 cents pound
jy2 Ut. DAuSIs, cor. Main and st. Louis st.
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Estate Of Deliohin Le tompte, aeceaSea,

y De177H1H JVHI779t, Vert7Nf1t
OTATE OF LOUiSI ANA.-f'itth Dis.
~ trict Court--Parish of TeFrebonnc.
Whereas, EUGENE ANGERON has this day filed with tho
Clerk OF said Court his application to be appointed Admins
traitor of the said estate,
Therefore, all persons hereby warel and notified to
file their objections, if any they have the said application
with the Clerk of said Court at his Office in the town Of
ouma, in ten days after the first publication hereof or il
will be confirmed in due course of law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
Lisa twenty fourth day of June, one Thousand eight
80 hundred and fifty three }. AiCOCK, Clerk.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-02

FOURTH or JULY.-The seyenty-seventh ami
versary Of our Independence will be celebrated
by the Sabbath School in the Methodist Church,
exercises to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
consisting Of music, recitations, dialogues, etc,
the whole to be followed by an grafton suited to
the occasion, by the Rev. r. J. Harp. The
public is invited, Of course, who it is trusted
will turn out and be present on the occasion.
The Celebration which was spoken of some time
ago ended in talk. When, we ask, will the
citizens of Thibodaux celebrate in a becoming
manner our national Dirty day? Echo an
swcrs-a rhen? ..a...-'
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Coz, I. G.. HuNT.--We have received a COM
munication from friend in New Orleans, re-
LORD Hunt as candidate before the District
Convention to represent this District in Congress
The Colonel occupies high place in our esteem
would make an excellent representative to the
Congress of the United States His claims for
the high seat to which his friends wish to elevate
him will be duly canvassed when the Convention
shall have met. This gentleman received the
entire wing vote in the last Legislature for q. S.
Senator, compliment as honorable as it was
deserved. @
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Mayoraty of Thibodaux, July I'd, 1858.
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price Of
Fresh Flour being S. 90, in the New Orleans Market
Bakers required to give thyone Of bread for
ten cents during next week.
v D. TERREBONSE, Mayor
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AMERICAN LIBRARY IN PARIs.-According to
the Paris correspondent of the New York Cou-
rier and Enquirer, Mr.. VATrEMARE is still unit
ringly pressing; and row with bright prospects
of satisfactory success his favorable project of
establishing in Paris, in convenient and ele-
gantly prepared apartment, on the Piace de Ia
Bourse, an American Library composed of the
numerous gifts made by individuals, cities, and
public authorities in the United States, to the
city Of Paris The prince, Napoleon Bonaparte,
has recently visited the collection of Mr.. Vatte
mare, in Clichy street, and went away seeming
ly much impressed with the extent and value of
the American works amassed there. He prom
ises Mr.. V. his especial princely protection.
Here is a letter on the subject just written by
his Imperial Highness to Mr.. Vattemare. The
latter with much qualification showed me the
original, and kindly consented to let me take a
copy of it for your paper, it will be interesting
to many of your readers:
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FANNY FERN.-A New York paper recently de-
clared that Fanny Fern is man. A correspon-
dent Of the Boston Transcript puts in denial,
and gives the following account Of the lady:
Fanny Fern is in the meridian of womanhood,
of the sanguine nervous temperament; has light
brown hair with a curl in it. have sometimes
seen a shower Of ringlets falling over her neck
Her forehead is broad and high, brim full of
poetry, and the wine of life swels the blue
veins until they look likes vines branching on
her brow. She has large, light eyes, a healthy,
honest, not handsome face, beautiful bust; in a
word, form of perfect mould. She is not an
Amazon, quarrelGng with Providence because
she isnot maninstead Of woman and yet with
out being masculine, she has more courage, more
energy, more decision, more frmness, more en-
terprise, more heroism than half the men.
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PARIS. Nav q. 1853.

'SrR:-I thank you for the letter you have
sent to me, and take this occasion to express
the complete satisfaction which it afforded me
to visit your beautiful collections. You may
count on my hearty cooperation to aid you in
effecting the suitable establishment by the City
of Paris of the American Library. It's pre-
cious monument Of the sympathy of great peo-
pie for which we are indebet to your patriotism.
Receive, Sir, the assurance of all my distin-
guished sentiments. NAPOLEON BoNApARTE."
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I. o. @. F.-The semi-annual election for
officers of Excelsior Lodge, No. 81, took place
on Saturday evening last, the Goth ultimo, and
resulted in the election of the following named
brothers: 7. W. Johnson, N. G.; Victor Rich
ard, jr., v. g., Valmond d. Terrebonne, s.; j.
II. Vcrret, p. S.; and Louis Langman, 7. This
institution is in very fourishing and healthy
condition. It numbers seventy three members
ON the register. A
Sons OF TEMpERANcE.-The election of Off
GERS for the third term of Magnolia Division, No
63, took place at their Hall in our town on
Monday night the 9th ult, and the following
brothers were duly elected to serve the ensuing
quarter: L. A. Reed, w. r.; M. H. Williams,
w. A.; Jona. C. White, r. S.; E. T. Cross, A.
r. S.; L. P. Burnham, r. s.; F. L. Mead, T.;
W. H. Ragan, c.; H. Champagne, A. G.; III
W. Merrill, ]. 81; ]. Bourg, O. s. This Division
now numbers ninety three members and is con-
stantly augmenting.
VINO CONFERENCE.-The Wings Of New Or
leans, We are glad TO observe in those excellent
and faithful old wing journals, the Bee and Bull
letin, have again commenced putting on their
armor and intend again to show battle for the
good old cause at the approaching November
elections. This is indeed commendable; let
them keep it up, and suffer not their arms to
drop antil the wing party of Louisiana shall
once more raise its head above the troubled
waves of locofocoism snd reach the haven Of
prosperity. But we are digressing from our
object. What say the wings Of the lever faith
full to parish convention for selecting dele
gates to represent US in the Congressional con-
vantion to convene ct DonaldssnyilIe on the first
Monday Of August We would suggest the last
Monday Of the present month for that purpose.
Shall it be understood that this will be the day,
wings Of Terrebonne, Lafeurche and Assump-
tiop Let's hear from vo,, fal|nv uh;re
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Crops IN Observation-Disclosures during the

CROPS IN Observation-Disclosures during the
week caused us to visit Este Brigittc," the
homestead Of the Hon. II. Claiborne Thibodaux,
who has just returned home after spending sew
eral weeks at 'sClai bornia," his summer retreat
on Gallon, the s.Island Of Tranquil Delights
The judge informs us the prospects for a heavy
crop on his place, have never presented so Hat
tering an appearance as is now manifested in
every important particular. The recent and
still existing rains, in his opinion, have improved
the condition of the growing cane crop nearly,
if not quite one hundred per cent, Since his ar
rival home he has been making efforts to secure
additional aid to take off the growing crop-his
present force not being sufficient. The quantity
of sugar he expects to produce this season, will
greatly exceed that of last year.
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af Marie de Thihodaux, &c Juliet 1858.
A Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
\ Ia Farne raiche etant IS 90 lie Marche de la Nou
vee Orleans les Bouanges sont requs de
etune pain pour dix cents drant la pro-
chaine. v D. TERREBONNE Marie
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TuEKEy-Our last advices from Turkey are
down to six o'clock, this morning, at which hour
scaled the enclosure of our poultry yard and
commenced an assault Oh our Shanghai chanti-
cleer and a debilitated gobbler of their own spe-
cies. But they Soon ceased their war-like move
ments, and surrendered themselves prisoners of
war, subject to be redeemed by their rightful
sultan.
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Stu another reaarhestle Lure Of (onsuan ption and lis
ddngerots ae7tdants Gtt4 harii,g beei giren M, 10
die by Pysicians md Friends, tie onnais Of History
cannot furnish q oa,'dNd.
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WHOLE NO. i2I.
Bosion in Early Til IS.

Il lG40.-Edward Palmer was I.ired
ITO build pair of stocks, and OF i,eii
hdjudged as asking great priee 10
bhem, was sentenced TO be pnt in
them for one hour, and Capt. S;auo
mas sentenced to pay el00 u Jls-
| Eice Cudlow, for calling him a JUS
hss, and WAS also prohibited from
boming into Boston. without the COY
frnor's leave, upon pain of deat.'
posias PlastoW, for stealing four bas-
ilets Of corn from the Indians. and
Eas ordered to return eight baskets,
hnd fined 5f5, and 10 be Josias, and
hot Mr.. Josias in future.
1635.-Nov. 80, it was agreed that
no further grants Of allotments Of land
Shall be made to new comers, without
they become members of tie church
March 4, 1854 ;Newtowr, 1t is ike,
wise ordered that musket balls c. a
full bore shall pass currently iora
E'rthing apiece, provided that ro
man shall be compelled to take above
twelve pence at a time in them
4th of 9Th month, 39-Bos.ol
No garment shall bc made with short
sleeves, whereby the nalsedness Of the
arms may be discovered in tie %e;r.
ing thereof,and such as have garni aa-s
already made with short sleeves. =,
not hereafter wear the same. a 'ss4
they cover their arms to the ss.-.
with linen or otherwise, and that hyre
after no persons whatever s bali make
any garmentfcr wonlen or any Of them
sex,with sleeves more than an ell wido
in the widest thereof. and SD proper
tionably for bigger or smalla ar persons.
1642-Mr. Robert Lattonstsll is
fined IS. for presenting his petili'n
on 50 small apd bad piece Of paper
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VOL. $40. II.
EHHR vu% %

fLPT'wO Doissr> Tor one year IL paid s.
ths time Of Subscription; Two sOIl;lHs
:.ud Fifty CehiS. WITHOUT DEFIATEoS
after the expiration of three months.
srT4AlI Eilis Tor Advertisements, job
Work, OF s5ahscrip ption, considered due, wher
cs.itractel. except against those with whom
We have running accounts.
!Cfr No P;spes VIII b -sent out Of the county
unless paid for in advance.
FIR Advertisements inserted at OHe Dol
lar per Square OF Twelve Zines
or s4cS-, for the first insertion; Fifty
Gents for each continuance
SCr Persons advertising by the year, will be
charged E'hirfy Dollars for a whole col
pmn, 'E'yycuty Dollars for one-half
'Esn DOilRT- for one-quartcr. No 2oma-
ton from these terms slIsr q7y circumstances
EF The privilege Of yearly advertlsers Is
strictly hnlttet to tier ara 'ataiebete aiaa
,,y.lqr business; and the Business Of Al ait
Sartising firm IS not considered as including
the, Of Is sindividual members.
n-'f-Annonncilg candidates E.arec Dollars;
u Jeytf{ IN afr 3llce iH eUery case.
+ ora fsertiseni .il-s rot marked with the num-
her bf ingartsol4s when hand Led in, viii be ooa-
tirss,el ,sntH or9erei OFT qal pqynea' srpefsi
fLr 70 4 ,re,tssnela ran Be irssftsI grat9t9as'y.
(-T-A ADVERTISEMENTS Of ;ll'egs0nd nature, ing4-
rfa5iy otwye{ unite Prisc.
Alversisetnsn snts Of atent fnedicinfs llseft-
ell AZ 'Ehiriy Do!issrs per column,
s,ii' lear.
srFJoo Printing. cf ALL haFS, neatly
,l,ae on <ew type. and on as r4lsohable
t4sIns as a,lv office IN Tennessee.
-F No s'..ssr viii be discontinued hntil all
arr lra- are paid up--ercePt attic Hfptton Of
tis Ea5ii5lc,.
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"The Inn!ar,aI Thirteen"

/ The T.ae IMg exhibits rathcs
more%han lis usual discretion, when,
in talking Of ''the immortal thirteen"
il specifics ''the thirteen Of lS41.'
There has been a subsequent '.ipl-
mortal thir,een," whose DECISION Of
the important question:" "WIms
ought to be done with the Bank Of
Tennessee?" rendered them quite rs
immortal as any of their predeces-
sors had an opportunity Of becom
ing The two might be conlounaed,
without the particular description Of
the Wing. A raHtlom shct Mt an
immortal thirteen, without the speei-
fcation "Jf l64l-42," i" would be quito
as apt TO hit the whig candidate for
Congress in this district as the dem
ocraiic candidate fo Governor.
Tie. thirteen democratic Senators
who fai led TO act upon Gov. Jones
nom ina iions for bank directors, had /
defe tee for their conduct which tho
wing thirteen of lS49-50 did not
havel Tbe democrats did not y!o-
late i pIin statute Of the State. The
whigb dEd. tbs being tie case, a
dcccht 4ilence would best bcGs tho
WhigI elEtors When they condemn
in erhocratic Senate what they de-
fend and justify in a whig Senate.
they must defend themselves against
the Charge of hypocrisy. If the
Irue gVaig wishes to assail the con
duet Of johnson and defend that Of
Z5L1co6c,., it must first estal lish tho
position that what is wrong ina dem
ocrat is right in a uhig- The Trpe
Igh'g is just the paper to Try 10 do
this.
We are not Of those WHO contend
that two wrongs make one right. We
would defend nc act Of Mr. Johnson's
by Pleading precedent or snbsequen,
" hlT ACTION. we naTe found Whig
poll icians too often wrong to s.;
them or their course up as mo iels Gor
democratic imitation. Still, Ye nay,
and We do, deny the right of1Sa Wig
editor TO conde mn in & demaerbt,w.lat
he lustifes in d Whig. We Have no
Objection to-a d lYcussion of the course
of the Immortal thirteen" dfi 1871;
but We shall insist that the saIne rule
which applies B them shall IFS , gov
eFn in the cksc Of the "linmortal
thirteen" Of | $40. We arE pertain
that we can m ike out q much better
ease for the lat ter Is il anxiohs fora
trial? Union e. Amc- eaa.
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Items Ct News,
II.@ Liter'if .Sprf"hIi'E

r
ega Lr,rIrna TRAnE.-The sales Q
9.oats ana ...ocs y the wholesaRe deal
ers y Ny y. f"li{' oa& ddd II IS s''ld' noun
70 about 'o''p9'o0o per gu,
ii'crs are lo"F hFihS VINO erf'' 'o
7oaf.' .''e7S % .''001 'i''i' d '"''' f0'' T
= SeF'l ,'@t- f''f'" 'SS "N'
l"l s'','> - - :. "'''' '
J,
Ni,'' ,"''s 2ioQ ''!'S ''' ''i'l ~
rfs b '9N H ~" 'l!N arc u F'P u
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~ at S'fnlY'il has 0r'H s,'n6 ',. :
u 't'a'ifY'oh, !" lliF y fP'a p i'o /.
h.' ''i'"'l' ,o,a @.,' ''i'S va, ""',l =,
IN fac ,. ser. "a, ], was found.
u
., .n '.'' .,;.i - gi'n,,norn, H. y ,. l,"i,,a
the monlilol tpris san.otint IL So, 02
the expena!iaI : to S3,250 SO.
.,..,''''i.,' = Nm ynrk on ric
,n'i, ~ e..,,,, H. I',,,. ,,r = dog fair
wa 'iii.' l'''"' '''' o''' = ' -
LEXIS PlPeF9 o. 'Ile oYlp ~, "l0'' ~
very llattersss aceonats OF the crops
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DInhpt FGsh1on IN Ncv T0rk.-A

Dime, Fqsh1 1oa IN Neto TorF.-A 4
writer III Putt am 5 Monthly says
that nearly half the people OF New
York, din out every day in the week
bot slnh hay-t be gentleme en- down
town. anh the Indies and children at
some fashionable Broadway Saloon.
A gentle man " DO was in n ew York
last week, SAYS he counted one hun
dred and seventy five ladies dining at
one time in one of the fashionable
Broadway salools.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

\ gei ,tl nlaxin Engla hi, j /.
statcd,h4s ny cylet IA morla aEa3a,i
Which nP sesstt cap stand i 1r a : ho-
nrnt. u wo Of lhen are 9uilIcit nj
TO prd ct any h:.rbor 4 cofI cs-
pon,ic BIT Of tie N.:lional iiiIeilis cu,
Ger, c. nj lmcntliIg upon tie irob:I Ible
Influence tbs ensinc oi' destruction
is dcsti;Ied to tx' + isn upon gel cr-
al d pionlai IS, apply remarks S:
1--WE arb y, ID sargnInc, bal we
really hdpf N;ESmilh's iuoftar l fay
be sue ce ,s4 4ul. II it wfreSposs1 1ble
to sii.k q ship Ito dcstroy / ~
mcnt at, a single blow to 10 Tins
easiI,. che aply, rapiII,, at I'll tid 'es
and pla teF F---thcir W. u!a be TO
more " 5rs. Men world not { are
to make WI Ilr. No victory Y oultl be
worth ii bc blood it cosf. II ccrt4 IN
" is hot s b at Ills tlmf; bnt v iih
these " i holssale desiroydrs the price
paid for a sictq ry would be inca lca
iabc,"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

MPralily prevails to such an ex-
tent in Bedford county, Pd ;, bat
there was not a criminal case on the
last docket, and the grand jury Was
discharged.
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tgpifr 1'o'tri4 !.
The Sun Shower

Spark ling in the sun light,
Dap being on the hills;
Tapping on my window,
Sir gins in the rills;
Come the pleasant sun-shoY yer.
Like a glad surprise;
Will Z I gaze with wonder,
On the changeful skies.
FL 70 IL to the woodlands.
yiq les ere awake,
G&ly sings the red-hrcast.
Hid ing IN the brake;
Throt gh the budding forest.
Eoi a zephyr sighs;
Soft / be ar and dreamy,
As b lovers eyes
Hove to feelxE.e warm rain.
Dro ping on my bro ",
As IL glad tears fell ffom
Eyd S that slumber nov;
Look what b7igh, mosaic.
Arches an the westl
Resin z onAthe Z, lands,
On BID oceans breast
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

An III terad lie CORE spondel l;t, who.
is given TO sporting, wants to Know
when the anglo SaK9n "a &C., 81
much talked OF, is to come oti
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-06-09

The French COVE ltiment nlalil
taibS 40,42S priests, at an annua
expense Of ab@ut S9,p00,0O0.