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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

NHE subscrib ers offers to sell the farm on which
/ they reside. situate in Carroll Township, Cam
bria county, Pa, containing one hundred acres, 40
of which is cleared and in good state of cultiva-
ton, there the premises good hewed log
house, good hewed log bank barn, good young
orchard never failing spring of excellent water,
a good spring house and other necessary out build
ings This property is convenient 10 roads-the
plank road is within one mile, and miles from
Carrolltown and miles north of Ebensburg. An
indisputable title will be given. This property
will be sold cheap the owners are going TO Cali
fornia.
JAMES DICK,
WILLIAM DICK,
Dec. so, 1858.
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CAMBRIA HOUSE.
Jefferson, Cambria County, Pennsylvania,
JOHN BRAWLEY, Proprietor.

VNHE Proprietor of this Hotel would res
IL pectfully inform the public that he has II
now open, and ready for the accommodation Of
guests. No pains expense has been spared in
the furnishing and arranging Of this House; and
the building itself being new, commodious and
convenient it will be found pleasant place of So
journ for travellers and boarders.
HIS BAR will at all times be supplied with tho
best of Wines and Liquors, and HIS TABLE will
contain every delcacy the Market can afford Tho
beds are and good, and the health, ease and
comfort of his guests will be untiringy studied
BOARDERS will be taken by the week on ree-
sonable terms.
nea An attentive Ostler viii always be in atten-
dance, and the stabling win be found good.
Nov. Is, 1853.
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LATROBE HOTEL,
Westmoreland Co., Pa

I NJ. MARSHALL, having leased this commod-
q. ons and popular Hotel, situated near the Pa.
K. f., invites call from the travelling public The
establishment has undergone considerable repair,
and finished in the best possible manner. No
pains win be spared to add TO ths comfort and con-
yenience of its guests. 81 = ~ us
Dec. 2e, 1855. nrer,-s
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O0K HERE.-Just received by the Pennsyl-
IL vania Rail Road, and for sale bs j. Moore,
Grind Stones, Patent Buckets, Brooms, Cheese,
Cotton Yarn, Clover Seed, and large lot of Car
penter's Tools. April l.
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CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa,

HILL practice in the several courts of Cambria,
w Blair. and Huntingdon counties. Germans can
consult and receive advice in their own language.
Office opposite the Court House, formerly occu-
pied by r. L. Johnston, Esq.
Ebensburg February 3, lS53-ly.
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O-They are building steam boat in Ohio, sc
long that it takes two captains TO command her
one at each end. e s.ir,s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-01-13
WILLIAM KITTELL,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
TINHE undersigned offers Mt private sale the Farm
Il (known as the MCoy Farm about IL
miles North East of Ebensburg, adjoining lands Of
Patrick Farren John ID. Jones and others, now in
the occupancy of L. r. Humphreys, containing one
hundred and sixty-eight acres and some perches
about one hundred cleared and under good fence.
S.-set0d +horeon 1--WE stssyr
Dwelling House,
A good Bank Barn, with convenient Sheds and
out Houses There is q
Good Orchard
of various Fruit Trees the place. a good spring
of water convenient to the house, and Fountain
Pump at the door-Water in almost every field.
ALSO-One lot of ground with two small houses
erected thereon, and now in the occupancy of Mrs.
c. Humphreys at the foot Of Plane No ., A p.
r. Road.
s2-An Indisputable title viii be given for the
above property.
TERMS reasonable
JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Summit, Dec 6, 1853.
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~ Some disappointed politician suggests as
remedy for damp walls that they be papered with
legislative speeches, the usual dryness OF which
would render any little dampness impossible.
There is plenty of material to make the remedy
cheap.
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RETURsEp.-Our former associate, William B.
Sipes, has returned from short visit to Belfast
he is fiourishing in fine health and spirits and is
quite pleased with his trip.
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SAMUEL G. wENGARD,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
XETILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
wv bria, Blair, and Huntingdon counties
Office on main street two doors west of the
store of Murray, Zahm s Co.
May 8, 1S5l-ly.
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GEORGE III. REED,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
VTILL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w bria, Indiana, and Westmoreland Counties
Office Centre St, joining Gen. M'Donald's dwell
ing.
Jan. Is. 1S5l.-ly.
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TERMS, TERMS. TERMs!i' n
One copy, for One Year
Six Months 81
Five copies, for Six Months -
Ten copies for
One year Sl5
Fifteen copies 90
Twenty copies so
Southern and Western money taken at par for
subscriptions or Post Office StsmPs taken at their
Letters should be directed (post-paidD to a7a -
MUM s. CO.. s1aoz
a i2s Fulton street, New r's's
ysnusr- 6.lsb4
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n. HUTCHINSON, Jr.,

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, "a,
NTlLL practice in the several Courts of Cam
w bria, Blair and Indiana counties. All pro-
fessional business vntruotOd 10 his will bU
promptly attended to.
Office on Main street adjoining his dwelling house.
Ebensburg, July l l853-26-3m.*
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The Proprietor would inform the public that
DIR. jackson, of the firm of jackson d Howe, has
rooms in his house--his Office being IN the orrgl-
nal Souatters Log Cabin, opposite. The Dr. is
well known to be sound on fits, and common
snakes in the hat. His services can be obtained
at any time.
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CYRUS h. PERSHING,
Attorney at Law, Johnstowp Pa.
OFFICE on Clinton Street, in the Second Story
" of Good S Pershings Store Room.
January 80, l85l-ly.
M. slASSON,
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
nFFICE i'll the Court House, up stairs.
" Aug. "a, 1858.
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In IowN--Dr Belford, the popular Dentist, is
in town, prepared to operate upon molars, incis-
orS, &C., he will remain but few days, at pres
ent /; it is his intention to return about the
March Court. He has taken rooms at the Man
sion House.
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II. c. cARUTH, wM- TERRY, j. c. DEW
sEEe Geo. w. Todd, with
Caruth, Terry s. Dew.
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Jobbers in English,
Il German and Domestic HARDWARE, Guns,
Pistols, Walters, sc.
154 MARKET STREET, between 4th 5th, PHIL
ADELPHIA- Sept. 2, 1S5S.-3m.
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The amount for 1854 spartly estimated

The amount for 1854 spartly estimated,
but will no! vary much from the actual
result.
The valuation last had, brings much
property which had heretofore escaped,
upon the tax list. 1t also pproaches, as
near as is possible under any system, to
the real value of the property. With very
fewexceptions, therefore, the rule of equal
ity of burdens may be deemed as perma-
nently established in Ohio.
The Banks, acting under Charters from
the General Assembly, form the only for
midable exception to the general acques-
cence in this just and equitable rule. They
have appealed from the State authorities to
the Court Of the United States, in conse.
quence of which | have been under the
necessity Of engaging counsel to repre-
sent the interests OF the State, before that
tribunal.
An arraignment of State Sovereignty,
under our peculiar form of Government,
before the Federal Judiciary, is always a
matter of doubtful expediency. 1t should
certainly never be resorted TO by institu.
tons of our own creation, upon which the
State has conferred large and valuable
privileges, and from which she now exacts
nothing but their fair and equal proportion
Of the burdens of Government.
A similar course was formerly pursued
by an Institution established in our mids
by Federal authority, and which, there
fore, instinctively looked to Federal pro
lection and support. The Bank OF the
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$l7,2O6 ,452 50


Domestic Debt, 30l, 1913 10
Irreducible Debt, l,9SS, 1928 90
Total, $l7,2O6 ,452 50
The Constitution fixes the minimum
amount by which the principal of the debt
must be annually reduced. That amount
is 100000 increased yearly by COM
pounding at the rate of six per cent per
annum. Under this policy, the State debt
would not be extnguished under forty
years. 1t would involve the creation Of
new loans and san entire reorganization
Of existing liabilities with our public cred
tors.
1t is hardly necessary for me to recon-
mend an carrier payment of the State debt.
after the action on that subject, by the last
Legislature. which is believed to have met
with very general appreciation. The ques-
ton for you to determine is, whether it shall
be met, and regularly paid as it natures.
On the first of January 1857. S3,442..
1873 "a, become due. To meetthis amount
will require an additional levy of nearly
one mill, which levy have no hesitation
in recommending. A large amount of in
terest will thereby be saved; which, with
the continuance Of small rates of taxation.
viii! effectually secure the extinguishment
of the entire debt as it falls due. II this
course is to be pursued. it is essential that
it be so determined at this time.
The policy heretofore pursued on this
subject, has accumulated in the State
Treasury surplus of $648. .255, 80. which
will be augmented by the additional levy
just recommended, as this large sum is
applicable to the payment Of the State
debt due in 1857, it is certainly wise to
apply it to that purpose at once, If any
saving to the State can thereby be effected.
A large accumulation OF public money is
always to be deprecated. Full powers
should therefore, be conferred on the Sink
ing Fund Commissioners, to purchase our
bonds before maturity. The powers now
possessed are limited, and those limits
instead Of producing advantageous pur-
chases, have operated as fixing publicly
the rate at which the State would buy, and
consequently produced loss instead Of a
saving.
During the past year, the real estate was
re-valued This valuation. with that OF
the personal property next Spring, will
constitute the Grand Duplicate of 1854,
the aggregate OF which will be about eight
hundred millions.
The following statement exhibits the
value of the entire property of the State,
at the several periods indicated, and al.
fords gratifying evidence of the rapid
growth Of our people in all the elements
of prosperity and wealth.
Value Of Real Value OF per- Total val. on
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AZ A Merchant examining hogshead
OF hardware. on comparing it with the in
voice, found it all right, except hammer
less than the invoice. "Och! don't be
troubled,' said the Irish porter; "sure the
nagur took it out to open the hogshead
with"
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BaIGHT AND Gloomy HouRs.-Ah! this
bright and beautiful world. Indeed know
not what to think Of it. Sometimes il 10
all gladness and sunshine, and heaven il
selfis not far off, and then il changes sud.
denly and is dark and sorrowful. and the
clouds shut out the sky. In the lives Of
the saddest OF US, there are bright days
like this when we feel as il We could take
the great world in our arms. Thsn como
the gloomy hours when the FIRE win nei-
ther burn on our hearts nor heafths; and
all without and in is dismal, cold and dafk. !.
Believe me, every heart has itsseofet COR.
rows, which the world knows not, and 0f.
ten times we call man cold whenshA i
tonly sad.-Loxgfellosc.
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COLUMBUS. January z, 1854. sgssIsss

SOMETHING WonrH KNowlNe.-W We ind
the following in an exchange. and % il IL
by no means the first time that We, have
heard of the cure Of Group BY The same
remedy. we have little doub. Of iss sffisacy:
My wife and were aroused sbout two
o'clock this morning, by the struerles of
our little boy, about three years ofd, Who
was laboring under = violent attack Of
Group. His breathing was 90 difficult o
to arouse persons who were sleeping in .
room beyond the hail. hastily folded :
towel. dipped it in cold water, and applied
il to his throat and breast; then folded .
sheet to the proper size. wet it and rolled
him up in it, and wrapped blanket over
that. He went to sleep in three minutes,
and slept until five o'clock, when he not
up, was dressed. and went TO play. in three
hours after the attack, and we were reioiced
at the curative power Of cold water. psss.
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Total,
Amount of Irreducible Debt, ari.
sing from the School and Trust
Funds held by the State, upon
which six per cent. interest ls
payable annually. forever.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
[CoNcLUDED.1

CONCLUDED.
The entire debt Of the State, outstand-
ing Nov. Is, 1858, was as follows:
FOREIGN.
Five Per cent. stock payable Jan.
lst, 1857, $3.50, 600 90
lst, 1866, l,Oa5, 900 90
Total five per cent stock, $l,l75,0O0 90
Six per cent stock payable Jan.
1st, 1857, 1892, 133 2i
1st, 1861. 6,66e, 1895 SO
Six per cent. stock payable Jan.
1T, 1871, 2,lss,53l 90
Six per cent. stock payable Jan.
lst. 1876, 1000 900 90
Total of six per cent. stock. $13. TAP, 900 70
Total, $l4.sl7 900 70
DOMESTIC.
Ohio Canal stock. Faith and Credit
Bonds, Loan of 1912, S39 90
Miami Extension Loan Bonds, Loan
of 1912, 926 90
Canal, School and Ministe eral Bonds,
Loan of 1916, 100 o.
National Road stock, 57s 68
Total, over due, 49, ,443 20
Miami Extension Canal stock Faith
and Credit Bonds payable after
1868. $224, 800 90
Miami Extension Land Bonds pay
able after 1868, 74,185 90
29S ,6s5 90
Total, $30l,l2s 70
Amount of Irreducible Debt. ari-
sing from the School and Trust
Funds held by the State, upon
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Value Of Real Value OF per- Total val. on
. Estate. sonal prop'ty Grand Dupli
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REHABILITATION


Foreign Debt, $l4.9I7O00 20
Domestic Debt. 30l ,12S 10
Irreducible Debt, l,9SS, 1923 90
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S3Ol,l2S 20

$l.9sS 1923 20
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ICoNCLUDED.
The entire debt Of the State, outstand
ing Nov Is, 1858, was as follows:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-31
e ebr Wibti9 fir
Daamsiller uaO AnOrrr.
SanUdr 1S.

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Rem YutIttmm Die gtnjcge gu maden, paB ie has
2 6 tefer. CSdldD q dd in SIattu9trn,
g&aihtn9tpn Gauuldp, grta Gduntp,, auf cine
auSgcrebnte sHce tetreibcn. Sbre S6ldts linp
8on Der ollerbeten Suolitdt,
unb IIe iinO trreit Dielrlte Icslei6, mad rsr Gr-
SifnunB perS6ffabrt, na4 alien S9riIen rcs eans
pcS ju teIcr9rn.
Sic balten aud inlrdcr rcn ben allsr9efdidte>
Rm 9 6 atzD eder auf Sanp-lclbe bic ibr
0eltGft prIEtld rrlernt babCn, welds, no lie I'M.
mer pcrlnnSt werbm, Gaher fir lie su peden.-
Sir bic @utr perrn @rbcit 10 ME fir bic 9iite
Der S4IatS islblt, mp prren 8arte, iprcGen fe tr-
per;cit gut.
Sie toten !Serrn Sbomas Mopre c, bon ter
Stdrt Nllentpirn, ols eincn ibrer @senten anges
itslt, I'M ibrs S6lSts gu SCrtauien uup bas gu-
tlitum pom alentrwn unb Der llm9esenp III t6f>
lid einSelarsn tet itm Srr3uiprc2en, pfnn Is bic
isu 2rtitel rlnIdt.
&llr;, Screr Der niinIdt quite SdlIts Su has
6rn, uap anperwGrts pobnt, abtreeire an uns,
SlGtinstUu 9. g., Vrda Co., ga. Ollie Sriefe
mb Srpers Iolrn fiinftIid tCirrat werpen.
Sire 9rciee linp jeperSeit bilig, mp bltr6
9inftli6frit mp SiQi9Feit gcbentrn lie I6 tbrrn
9nthCil rCr CUNT Res YubltumS 3u;uGlaern, wps
fiji iie tstrr;eit ranftar lcin wrrpcn.
so. uno s.. Suns.
Stattnotcn, San. 4, 1854. nq6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-31
8o9clsoille Sserfe.
WablmIble, Sounorp uno Wafblenen
Sbop.

Die ltnterI6rietenen MAIDEN itren Srrunben unb
REM Yutftum adtuussYpa betannt, pab 4: bic
r6tsen gBerfe AM 1. Mar3 In Operation 9eIebt
uno nun tereit Ino. ale gSten Ntatlarbeiten gu
perri6tcn, Gle taben enen e,faGrnen @iuller
anseitclt unb perben es f4 an9elc9rn iein laiIrt,
Slausr 3u MAIDEN, rrI4rS bon teinrm int Wiarste
ibertroffen rtrp.
Dir 5punprp unb 1aI9ienrnwrrtlatt pirb auf
cine gSeIIe perpatet perpen, UNI bic Spife Sefrte'
bismg unIere Sunren ;u seben. gDir ltnp terett
alle slrten arbeiten auf Die fiir5elte gln3e9e unb
su esn btQi9ten grsiIen gu Srrr6tsn, ais bic Srr'
fertisams BON Steam'Gr9ines, Suettpn' unb 5prs
rr- Yumpen, NG9l @rrStbi4uften, Strcti6nrios
Tai6inen, SfltSe, parIcr unp Sc4bfen, uno ale
glrten @u6paaren pelGs pom 9utlfum rerlan9t
prrben m6gen. Die llnterSc6neten ftnp ielbit
pratttlde Ma16intTsn unp wrrren hrm rbi9sn
0rI6dit irlbf etparten.
Wiflp unb Sone6.
ScaelsSillr, War3 8, 1854. nq3N
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WiilitQri10e QSQDl,

9iachribt wro hisrmtt 9t9tb,n, taB CInt SHabl fir
Cfi,lirt Der 2tSn 8rg9apt, 1ttn OpIlcu, 3. W., &c:
Dattln rucrcSu fol-, uuo j1par auf oGn
GrIten Wpntag i'm Suni,
(yFuait. gRrntas. Suul 81 an Ctn bsruutb bcitimm:
Ten Qtagtn-.paun uup lpcislbt crpiblt pirern lcl:
lSn;
Gtne perIon
fir 8ri9aeE.gnr0I, hSr tEla3En Sri9aos.
Gtne 9erIOn
fir 8ri3ort:Suipsttcr Der nSmIltbtn Sri9aeE.
Cine 9er1pn
fir gRocr oIf crittn Gnpoleris 8otOneus, trtsbsnr
aHs btr 9irro:9Rhtttbou SruppE; HalbInStrn Srup:
ps uno 9GlIItrstcpu SrupW.
Gtne9 9erIcn
fir 9OIGcr res 2tGn 9efd 9atallcnS, ttltthtno aus
otn 9icrosISbtR1u 3ttft &du9Crs, Capt y. eau.
~; Q1aithnglcn Rttft 9Inatrs, Capt. 2. Sthlcgcr
Sadicn @uib 3dustrs Cart :. Z. SclrllIr !;
Scublu 8tifa SinScrs, Captain ptrr eGre.
Cine Ycripn
fir Syldcr oIs trtin Irtlltri RdIalcns, bIitthSrr
aus ten 9utnam arttllallltn, 9aptaln Is Cutb.
Garter Grultrlittn, captain 9. arnsr 9tbi9b sen:
ttbtts, @aptaln AmcS @trtu9tr.
Die ptrItbIoGntn SrnlpO9nitn Utretn an fclgSu:
oEn 'llGein tbrG 9Hahttn bdlttn
Die ecpbIll ArtIlItrlittn, Sdptan 7. q. 3tmmtr
man, ON paus pru > sos Y. 3 tmmsr III n,
in 9cruhu
Die ecpbiu 8tift RSu9trs. Captain =. sSue, an
pauIe pcn ipeterS n 3, in Scrphtl.
Die 9pnnplue Stnttbles, Captain y. baos, aul
bauIt pcn . api D " citcr, in 9runpllr.
Die Sadlcn 9uitb 8dn9Crs Captain .. s. ScI:
rptEr, am yoaulc pcn SO. q / Il ct, in 9pnn Irrt.
Iis 38olhtnscu 8eifsI RGnssrs, CAPT. Q. Seblcis
fer, am Ipaut ron Dani isl . ibsrt, in ,ptt;
od6tra.
Die gcro:gGhcitbau 8tftl RSn9crs, Cart. ,.
eourr, om .pauit pcn . ap i B eaurp, in Sicros
g2hctholI.
Die Saplrr Qrtiutriittu, Captain G. lrntr, am
bauie pcn pstsr % +, in 9RilIsrstcpns
Tic ruinam QrItriitsn. Captain 6. 6utb, am
oauit ron Narcn IS II b. in C5utbspilr.
Tis esbi9b SSusiNles, Gaptaln 9(rncs @thu9cr, on
ibrcr II III T n in AIentemn.
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SbSrrr, am ,pauft pcn 4 T II 9 u tb, in Sutbs;
pIlIc
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am 6auIs rcn Il arc 9 ut b, in Gjutbspius.
Die IRiltrstcpn GapalIeris, Captain 2. Triebs
ridb. am nouit prn u q Q IS u b, in @ubsrilc.
Da an Dem bstmmttn Sage Der 93abl Gin 8atat:
lcn an oauis prn Il on S u h. in cSutbspiue,
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tlGft ibre oRahltu gu battn.
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prieaoe: Snpsttor a6ftattsu.
'auf 8sfsbl stn
9tmrs gttinesr, Brig. Snip.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-05-31
@ii,e 8crlegt,mes.
Seppi9s@ebarei uno Sdrberei
Scr @1e6rn6er S@te0tr6p

Sn oerStaot
llnter;eiAneten pplItrn etrertieti9F bas YufIi'
fun tenaAriGti9cn, bab Fe lire
Seppibs9Seberei uno Sdrberei
euf bic Sl Sste Der glprp 8ten Strabe i6rds
9rseniiber unp pidt bel Sagrntuh'S @albauIe
perlrst taten, unb pas iie fi6 nun in ibrem nsurn
ereale auf bic bette 0tanier einseratet babrn,
UNI i6re @eItdfte ;u betreiten. Sic baltrn ims
mer gum Srrtluf uuS ssrfsTtigen 9Ieiffal!s auf
SrltrIuuS
QQe Qrten Seppibe
bic nllr perlanst tperpen tbnnen, uno Spar ebCn'
falls an allen Yreilen. SiepIte iolcn AUDI tets
neSmess anrrrS ais BON erller @dte lrin. Die
5artrn linp ale feit, ,lnS patei labr ie rieirItr
10 mUblfsil, rprnn niGt wpblfeiler ab ais e irs
arnp IDnjtpp erbalten perpen t6nnen. Selteilunt
gen psrpen In mbsIi&fsr SS!re unp nah SSpni4
bHrr9t.
Die SGrberei
ipiro aud 1T alien belIcn SrrI6iepruen 3wegcn bee
trirbm, unp Fe flbleu SerfAert, paB ibre Irbcis
ten feinen IN ptelsm Gaunt9 na6ieten iperpen :
incem iie uterru8t fi9lrn rap iie In al | en-
5arben Spltpmmene 3ufriepenbett 9eben tSn'
nsn. llrterbaupt iebsn fe fin ALE tbre @r6eitsn
gut.
sic ltnp pantb1r tur 9fnpllene llberale unterF
llgung. uup bUffru in ibrem neusn 2Ccaie auf et'
ne Sprtbauer Der EILEEN, trel6s lie rur6 btaige
prrtle, quite unp iGGne Qtrteiten, unp pinttI6e
atpartuns trer @ei6dfte, lia rpUbl su prrcienrn
Iu6en werrcn. Srrsebt es ni6t, lire sSerfit6tte
III IN Der gipro Stcn StraBe 1 tie Sbire tnterhalb
SoIrPb StUpp'S CebemaIs Sutrrs) StCbr.
Sonatban 8ieanp,
gSilliam 8ieano.
IQrntaun, Ipril ~, 1854. natY