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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

" BEHOLD HOW GREAT MATTER LITTLE FIRE
KINDLETH.-The exclamation of the inspired
writer has received in our city, within few
days, several practical and aufoytuuate illus
trations; yet the truth of this remark is correct
literally as well as metaphorically. The insid-
ious attacks of disease, particularly that most
Hat+cring of all complaints, Consumption, comes
to gentle hacking cough which is too often
neglected until all remedies prove useless. The
young, with that recklessness which buoyancy
engenders, are particularly regardless of their
health and the melancholy evidence Of the bills
of mortality which weekly stare us in the face,
tells us too plainly that hundreds in our city are
yearly swept away by that deceiving but re-
morseless destroyer, pulmonary disease. If there
was no remedy for 50 unfortunate state of af-
fairs, the situation of each person would be one
Of continued apprehension but it is gratifying
to know that there is a" Balm in Gilead, !" and
that by timely and judcious use of the reme-
dies placed at our hands, we may avert the at
tacks of disease and it's ultimate effects. 1t is
with none of the usual clap-traps adopted by
quacks that we earnestly recommend the use Of
DIR. Rogers Syrup of Liverwort, Tar and Can.
chalagua in all cases Of coughs, colds, bronchi
tbs or influenza Its merits are established upor
a firm basis; and Its power to promote expecto
ration, and remove the phlegm and other NOR
bid secretions, is well attested by irrefragabl
evidence. Major Van Buren,, brother to the ex
President, and James Watson Webb, editor 0
the Courier and Enquirer, both bear voluntar.
testimony to its value and efficacy, The fire de
partment of this city and Brooklyn, to whicl
many bottles have been furnished, acknowledge
its power in removing the sudden colds to which
fremen, in the discharge of their severe ant
noble duties, are SO often subject The alarm
ing prevalence of Consumption, which can al
ways in it's earlier stages, be at once cured b.
this medicine, and even almost always in it
later periods, demands that it should receive
wide and extended circulation. Hundreds o
letters have been received by the Proprietors du
ring tho past year, wherein the warlnest thank
have been rendered them for rescuing from tn
grave some beloved father, sister, or mother.
Is proper to say that its composition is who'll
vegetable, and that the Canchalagua is Cali
fornia plant, which possesses rare and remarka
bic power upon all affections of the lungs. W
again recommend all who are suffering from an
kind of pulmonary affection to try this invalu
able preparation.--N Y. Messenger.
Sixty-four lives were lost in Massachuseti
the past year by railroad accidents,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
MONTPELIER MARKET. Nav a.

a. rRo,IsIoss, &o-Rutter family, II to 90 store, 90
oo, Cheese, to 10. Lard, - to IA Tallow, 70 l-2,
70 10 Dried Apple, 6tes. Eggs 10 per doz. Potatoes
superine $3.50 to {, 90.
GRAIN AMP HAr-Corn. g5 to 90 per hush. Oats, 40
~ hsrdsgass Seed, S2,57 Glover, late poe per Id.
MIscELL.sEous.-Dry and Green Hard Wood, s., 25 to
300 per cord. Shingles, 81 rs to LIS per A.. Wool 81 10
5O per b Nails 81 50 per cwt Salt 70 to BOc per bush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
BOSTON MARKET. NAV

FtouR-Genessee Michigan and Ohio, perine, So C:
fancy, 1925; extra Genesee, $40 ,25 to 1850.
GHAs-t]orn, yellow, 9)c white, S5c. Oats, nor tn
ern: Coo. Rye, Loco. Wheat, SO, 90 to 100.
PaovsIoNs-Prime Pork, $3.50 per bbl.; Mess, 1850
Clear, $l750, Boston Mess Beef, sl45O 500. Lave
~ H. Hams, GA l0c per Id Bitter, common ans
store II l9c: family, 22c. Cheese, new Milk 10
i2c four meal, 40. Potatoes, S07 pc bush.
orsFirst SORT 1858, 30 to 35c per lb 52 crop &c O..
SEBDs.-Herds Grass S2,87 a 3,25 per bush. Glover
northern, l2 1-2 l4c per h.
hsHEs.-Pearls, $500 sos pei cwt; Pets, $6,37
WooL-Prme Saxony Fleece So a 62c Full Blood SO a
Sc threefsnrts Blood As so half TO- Oo 50; common
and one nth do. SO A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
BOSTON CARDS.
April, 1854.
TO Country Merchants
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS,

The undersigned, Merchants, Manufacturer,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers, are now pre-.
pared with Full Stocks of all goods in their re-
spectlve departments, peculiarly suited to the
wants of Country Dealers.
The large and varied assortmen, which the
Boston market Affords to purchasers, presents a
superior opportunity for choice selection
Merchants are assured of our determination to
please, If possible, both old and new customers,
who are respectfully invited to examine our sew
eral Stocks and Prices
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

BKiEHTON MARKET, April "a.
AT Market 100 BeefCate, 90 Stores pairs Working
Oxen 1903 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and Lambs 5od
Swine
PhlCEs-BEEF CArTLE.-Ex,fa, 5000; first quality
Ss,oo; second quality $685. third quality, $500 50
900. w
WORKING OxEN--SS0, 1le, 1872, l65.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl9, "a, %, IS, so.
swiNE--4 u &c; Retail, 6 a 2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Strange Development.

sclent'hc Men are daily bringing to light new IHven.
ions, and the March of Progress is onward persons
BALD, or becoming so, will be pleased TO learn, that
science and long research comb have brought be.
fore the Public, the greatest WONDER or THE AoE in
the Article of EMERSON'S ANGLICAN HAIR RES.
IoRBTlVE SURE CURE FOR Badness and to prevent
HAIR FROM falling See Cicnars to he had of Agents
SMITH & PIERCE, Agents, Montpelier
c. e. FISHER CO., proprietors,
S! Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio
Retail Price SI,09 per Bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Caufinn I.

FROM the (B0stOn) Chronotype.
Inc great popularity Of Wsar's Dasam Of Wild Cherry
mas induced some mercenary individuals various parts
the country to compound quack nosrums for the purpose
deceVng the public and raising money tho welearned
reputation Of this truly valuable medicine The interests Of
the proprietor cannot suffer- If he keep the public in
formed against the false preparations attempted to pame
on IN the name Of the Wild Cherry certain is that no
medicine ever proved ecacous in long catalogue of the
most common diseases which human flesh heir tor or
preserved the health and life Of many thousands of our
race as has Dr. Wistar's Balsam. MIR. SETH W. FOWLE
druggist No. 1873 Washington street. the sole proprietor Of
e original receipt for the manufacture the genuine med-
cine and supplies both at wholesale RETAIL and Of whom
agencies can be obtained The genuine and original Dr.
Mstar Basam of Wild Cherry has been extensively coun-
tereted In phladepha and thousand bottles of the
spurious imitation thrown into the market and extensively
circulated this is to caution dealers and the public generally
against purchasing other than that having the written
signature OF l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
AGENTS FoR SELLING WIsTARs BALsAM-Smith Pierce b.
o. Tyler, Montpelier; Lewis Zealand, Essex j. D. Braey
waterbury II. s. Camp Stow L. H. Noyes Hyde Park
samuel Merriam, Johnson A. j. Soue, Fairfax Arming-
ton Pomeroy, Bakersfeld J. A. s. White Mortified
french q Lucas Barre VIM. Skinner, Royalton Baxter
Waiierdge sharon j. C. Brooks Hartford g. Il. Lyman,
White River Junction; F. l.. E. W. Odds, Norwich r.
Hatch Co., straford Chapman Cumstock, Tunbridge
"yman Davis, Chelsea G. r. Alnsworth, Wliamstown
anu Agents Throughout the State.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
TO YOUNG MEN.

Pleasant and Profitable Employment!
YOUNG MEN in every neghborhood may obtain health.
full, pltasan, and profitable employment. by ensasins
for our valuable Journals 70, terms and particulars ad
dress. post paid, FOWLERS WELLS,
Ne. 30s Broadway, New York.
P. Sail Agents who engage with will be secured
from the possibility Of less, while the profits derived will
be very liberal. iew4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

HoLLowAx's OINTMENT Pills have efectuay Cured q
builder Of gas ovens Rushcle near Huddersfed suffered
for period of thirty years from bad leg which was accom-
panied by strong scorbutc symptoms had recourse
various medical men for advice without obtaining any relief
and was told by them that the leg must be ampuated Not
outstanding all this he has recently cured by the use
OF Hohoways Ointment and Pills. athouh he has obtained
the venerable age of seventy years The truth of this sate
ment can be ve6ed by Mr. England, chemist Huddersfed
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
SPRING TR.4DE.
HENRY T.. DAEEETT

Offers his usual assortment of Boots and Shoes of good
quality suitable for the New England Trade Also Shoe
est cash prices. " N ~
Warehouse--29 Kilby street. opposite Central st.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
" B. PALMER,
Newspaper Agent.

ScoIIay's building, Court street Boston.
TO Public institutions, Reading Rooms, Clubs, &c. as
well as to Individuals this Agency presents convenient
and safe means of subscribing for advertising in any
number of the beet Newspapers of the country Remit
tances may be sent by mail with assurance thai all ord
will be faithfully attended to. -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

j. ii. COTTON g. CO.'S MAPS.
find Statistical, Historical & Geographical Works.
Wholesale and Retail Depot fo New England
81 Washington street, Boston.
w. RAYMOND S,rEARNS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Geography without a Master

MlTChELL'S DlSSECTED MAPS of United States
Eastern, Middle, Southern and Western statesan anu
e Co., Troy, NJ Y. MussEy & Co. and JEwEIr 4 Co.
COrnhi Boston, WI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
SCHENCK g. PlLLlNER,
Designers and Engravers ON Wood

Office, No. z Court Square, Boston.
Book Illustrations Newspaper Heads, Store Fronts
Portraits, Druggists and PerfumJrs' Labils Seals Ma
ehiney Cotton Stamps, Maps, Show Bills, Medals Stoves
| &c. beautifully executed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
f.. A. JONES e. co.
La B fremont Row,
BETWEEN BRATTLE g. HANOVER SITS.
BOSTON.
Boston, April IA, 1854. Tins
Sabin Currier's Estat
Engrafting Fruit Trees.

THE undersigned will devote his time exclusively, after
this date TO the fret of June next ENGRAVING and
pruning Fruit Trees and will furnish sciens frem the bsa
varieties Of Appes Pears, Pums and Cherries that ear
be Obtained in the New England States Having had on.
peence In the above business for than twenty ave
years he feels confident that he shall be able answer
the expectations Of all those who may employ him.
Montpelier, April IA 1884. CAARLES wALLiN8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

Bird Cages!
CANARY and Hemp Seed, at ..vpux
| " Feb Cd KstTt g sAsh'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04
Attention, Lumbermen!

WANTED. most kinds Of Lumber: In exehangs 10
w Goods at our store. FRENCH sCRiBNER.
Montpelier. March Q, 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

BRowN's TOMATO BlTTERs.-Ths is the sea.
son of year when Browns Bitters are especially
serviceable. We are now using bottle and
find the pains and elooms of jaundice and kin
bred diseases, going off every day under their
health giving effects.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-05-04

| Our BosToN CARDs-Almost an entire new
set of advertisers, presenting all sorts of induce
mens to country purchasers. Preserve them,
and when in the City you will know where to
| call for approved articles.
The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-29
THE GONZALES COLLEGE

vHNiiE studies OF this institution will lie rcsumed
- on honday the Sd of April. 1, is desirable
that those who contemplate entering this ins,itu.
ton, should be puDctual III attending at the com.
menceineDt OF the session.
The academic year is divided into two sessions
Of i've months each, commencing ON the fst
Mondays Of April and October. The vacations
embrace the months of March aud September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished at the close
OF each session with a report of the standing and
proficiency af their children and wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by phi.
waite families in the vicinity Of the College for the
accommodation of hoarders.
Instruments and apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate aud render attractive and interest.
ing the studies, particularly of the advanced schol.
his.
The instructors ARE efficient and well qualified
for the stations they III.
e.. w. Guess, A. NJ. President, and assisted by
t.. Lewis, \. il. conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary Hill, assisted by Mix fulior!, super.
intends the female department.
Mrs. Dr. Coleman has special charge of the
Musical. and Mrs. DR.. Craig, of drawing aud the
ornamental branches. Others will be employed as
may he deemed cxpcdient.
COURSE of srtplE7 AND RATES c. TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling and Arithmetic, $40 90
English Grammar, Geography, Elocution, o.
Rhetoric and the minor Mathematics, $40 90
The foregoing continued, Natural, Mor,l
and Experimental Philosophy, Botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span
ish ...... $40 90
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, Piano or Guitar. -. ......... $25 90
Drawing, Wax-work and Embroidery, each, Slo 90
Tho above fees are charged Tor each session, one
half is required ut <hc middle, the other at the
close OF the Term. These rates are charged from
The time of entrance to tho end vi tho session.
No deduction cNccpt for Drotrnct,l sickncss Suh.
lect, however, TO the discretion of the board of
Trustees. EDMUND BELLINGER,
Pres. pro tenn. Boari Trustees Gonzales CoHrge.
Gonzales, March IL. 1851.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOtH'Het FERN EJaEgTEC.

,. H. rIrrgS ASH JAaEs ". sNYrHR, rpIroHS,
THIS work, the first lumber oc which was Is.
sued ~ March,, 1883, y composed mainly of Seisa.
tons from tlc Periodical Literature of Great l,rit
ain, France. Germany, aad the United States
chiefly, however, ifon that OF GtSat Britain. In adj.
dition 60 American Journals. We have Ordered anl
are constai,ly receiving ~ mAil. tho following he.
ropctn publications;
The Edinhurg Review, North i,rittsb, Review.
Westminster %licVicw. London QuartcfIy Review,
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review. thambcr's
edinburgh journal, Flo, Cookies Iournl. !l.pso.
hold Mords, United Service Journal. Colhurns New
Monthly, HubNn uGivorSiW Magazine, BLACK God
EiinburRh Magazine, Ainsworthp Magazine. Fra.
sers Magazine, Houi's Magazine, Sl,arp's Magazine,
lats Magazine. Geutleman's Mnestno, Rlack.
woods lsdN's Magazine, The Repository ut Art,
and iNvcptious, RontHs Miscelisas, Revue des
deuN Nondcs, ioer's Instructor. Aunsls of Nuut.
al History, Wosry keituug. London Liberty TIA
s0iic, The Spectator, Critic The Aisonpann, Tho
Examiner, Ftnrs, t,tutb- Sc
thes" tarc and costly publications. emlsndyine
Use latest AMI choicest productions 81 Uee Jsest Al
toss ct ihe Ngv viii he rarCfsuy examined a4i
thytt u'ps, attractive asd valuable a~g,iciss repg,,
dutcj In the calueaus at tmc helattw Thu. a., 4
nic1c tr'eijnn ~ de Gust ~ sey oac of ,hem. ey
tsders viii Obtain tsc aloet poItys,s ~ ihc Nhole
Extracts FROM the ErpeA apl t,c,mAa uHi h.,
translated expressly for Da wu,k
The Magazine ~ u1a Vatt "a tbr YptlAN. Il ih.
bal, tsstaai eft the ,ts~ palasbcd n the &lalh
q ttS hrst atteuP' 60 te9ro8uee to the rtcs, issit
II ~stiesn -ettts sui is sdapt a. taeiF vaat.
sad inicrtEts, 3hr euscal .~itfature - Estore
n asch 4 = fceaVi 60 ssFg3y 4 eAnt lac tit
ART acknowledge
Nmf feAcc8sfH Vsl eaasiss 81 tseh Atirfes a.
- f~Faton<ps Ntas sal ueasfs gaa4va
w eHi eafs a,tl ttst shar ue so onssne i6r
tfift'ie nfsst sgxh tsrs. ~ pNh r3sea u eaha
ts fessh ~ aA ga tSpsgT0 has ters. 81 wa IL.
'i~ssNi vef gs4t - seake a - eeoas resposl
acceptable 10 ~ va5g ssci este
iae hleetN q rs&etei ~ NsgesiA Ga, tss
sra - ctess Woata asA nsaa stsalise s9es.
~ lstN stste lRe& d tsaise oAautss ,ssasNi
80 C~si pssss Nsd ass pFf~Hssstne ts& Nasa4ss
sgi aNa @sf Is - snsf
Trims fng uNF YEAR
ue srN. Ns UsaeS so, IA s3sassA
l4h@rs3 FfsaSsaseets as ta hsts esh fNsk
@s Al ffFrstsai setets ss vsussssf ~ se
elsfsB ai ghN sest TIN Ft3e1N ssa si~ats =.
etssasa gNsass hs ssteeeeaS
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DEWITTrS FERRY.

'THIS Ferry is situated South of and adjoin-
= ing the town of Gonzales, about n half
mile from the Court House, where there is an cA.
cellent NEW BOI7,
calculated to cross Wagons of the lnrgct size and
stock of all kinds, and on the direct road leading
to all the following places from Gonzales up and
down the West side of the Guadalupe River, viz
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton, in Dc
wit county, and to the Cibolo, Santa Clara, Colct-
to aud to all parts of the Sandies.
The distance to Victoria, by crossing at this fer
ry, and going down tho west side of the Guada.
lupe TO l%'enne,t's ferry and rccrossing, is short
cncd eight miles.
Persons going TO any Of said places can get the
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sale at the Ferry.
Nov 20. G.. C. rWIT
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MrMEn - "a
iROCERllsS and PRODUCE.
COMMON SterNf, t,NAcG, rssAS.

IA hayo nov on hand ASH are CONSTANT, re.
et1tius thc following a~rsCles
tiaar, SpesF. Colo% san iacou. Fork, tatL
hcsas,N ltslt Dried Apples ead Peaches. Saicr.,
tS taudles, Soap SiagvS, Stone ard Wooden
Na,'N lulaecn, Cigars tlcuady aud Preserved
Fruit, iiekics Cwiiee MAi.kry Rtruacl Etr
sWd i]ioutls'u, spi 81 Kinds ~ biAtehes AMI Wm,s
tNs tAvt eith u'Aay Otigf articles usssll, kept lta
Nri ssF'stcl ntotefy pWi i'fndacN Slarr. 81 ~
Nineh sd, Bee Aa3 cbsse ~ sash uulsrs tao,ap,.
2, hHes dosss. ss.Iv
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Grahain's Magay,nc!
FMdb3sNfI On ls2B. dNi trlHDDhaHNy sncffs,ft
end maissr'oA.y poltdur throagdop! the
tHich stored NTH tie best Lit
erd!4re and Eiegoat
Hagrdpibgt.
VOLUME ron ,sta

>''N' NF't HttN tf Vf&t LIZ
eroiare and Ei,gamt
HaqTdpinus.
VOLUME q 1853,
THE great sueccss of The last volume of "Gn..
HANS MAGthtSr," owing to the iarge Increase 81
Heritao rsad'Hg matter, cmholdpns the Publisher To
attempt molc energetic efforts lor the new wear.
We shall atttl SO conduct tkc Magazine Us "a meet
she wants and wishes OF a vety large body of the
people, who now hcgin 10 look 60 porielical work,
Tor the corroo; aud various information, which was
previously sought Tor IN heavy volumes and cut of
The way libraries.
We believe W. can 80 coadlrt this Magazine that
while y, viii Eject the Wishes ur Sac lovers of agrrc.
able literature, IL shall still hnpart. IN scientific arti.
cles, aud articles ot general utility, affirmation that
Viii hc valuable aud desirable tn many, la putsu.
anc" of this purpose. we shall place under the eve,
oi our readers NOT alone gttivics ui high merit. writ.
ten Ia order lN our wcll.knoNn corps OF c%oniillm.
tnrs, hu, shall draw up0n the first literature, Of IA.
Old Wotid-as success and Increased circulation
may enable rs still further 60 igrysiss ~ sss,b~y %
lat9es = tfrgAaR-so that Nc slAll pyesen, the very
test articles TIA, are puhli.hcd atsts,d. a. well ne
those that are written eSpIcssiy Tor as az home.
We trust that tlis eAOyt Ia extend the usefulness Of
the Magazine, viii b" met ly that cuA,iuu.aco al
'avor irum cur readers Nhieh hus chesrcd Va A. Cd.
itos CT the work Toy more than ihiftneg setss. AMI
that Tho Magazine Wboee toealst,on Wathbll a igsG
NAV, 'h 1893, bo ouioug the alle4t, Nit Is the Oldest
Magazine W At.~Sea
The Nrw \oluue u Gushau, commences rceai,,
" With iisc January n%usn,e5, ASA vu take tat. So.
ct9on ~ e1lcit ifsai fiReic subscribers and clals.
~lssso subscriptions eSpiv. = eeaHaeagco u ,he.s
eaeuateg3ue c~uuY,say tr a%aui0ce ,esr
NJ fUAFtAu Am HbNuGG
tbs character Ot nasuAsA NtRstu1 4 ss !
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Notice.

ME undersigned has the pleasure to inform
Il his friends and the public that he has re.
moved from his old stand on Public Square, 10 his
own premises near Capt. Matthew'S old corner. st.
DANES st. lie has n large stock of assorted
Necds on hand which he will sell for n small profit.
Please give him a call and satisfy yourselves Of the
quality and chcapncss. He will continue business
as heretofore. j. GuICIIARD.
Gonzales, March 4, lS5i-dgtf
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q. NiEsh;,
G. l. y - III r III

n z y = W 7 7 IT
VA otih respectfully iutofm ibv %c}t}frns ut
w "upsaics aud adjoining counties, tht hr
N No" p~rclauVi tn execute ia q rra, aud workman.
bSr waou,e u, Nvtk iu hs tDo st nusincs
"uns tcinCkcl aa3 tufcl 10 a5'oi einar and
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The Gonzales inquirer. [volume] (Gonzales, Tex.) 1853-current, 1854-04-29

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