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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1856-01-03
FEMALE COLLEGE.

Il The Exercises Of this Institution will be resu-
med on the FIRST MONDAY of JANUARY, 1855
The Board of instruction is complete, and the pros
poets of the College fattering than they have
ever been. J. MONROE ANDERSON.
Dec 27 81 IF
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BY this time large number of citizens had come up
and succeeded in driving off the dogs. Christ and
Verfelder, seeing the guard coming up started for
their house, and succeeded in getting within and bar
ricadng themselves While Chri was making for
his house he was met by Jones, who had recovered
somewhat from the effects of the blow who stabbed
him twice in the back. The guard had to break in
to the house to arrest them. The case was brought
up before the Mayor yesterday morning, who turned
them over to Magistrate Schroeder for prosecution
The dogs were poisoned, BY the orders of the Mayor
1t is to be hoped that the law will be vncated and
the guilty not 60 unpunished. Charleston Mercury
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OBJ Mmkets.
Yorkville Markets.--Wholesale Prices.

. - JANUARY 2. g
CoHon.-We have slight improvement to notice
in this market since our last report. We now quote
from y to s. for Ordinary to Good Middling.
Fzour-The demand continues good at the follow
ing rates: For sacks, S8.5o@s8.75; for barrels,
from So to 1926.
Grain.-The demand for all kinds of grain is
buoyant at the following rates: Wheat Sl.5o; Peas
625; Corn 60; Oats 379.
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COMFORTABLY DWELLING,
JAMESON TRACT,

Gin House, Smith-shop, Negro Houses and other
outbuidings He is also desirous of selling anoth-
er body of land known as the .- -r o..
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS,

Nov. %
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Jan 6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAMRoAD-oN AND Ar.
An ter Monday May TO- 1856 until further notice. pas
senger trains viii leave pier foot of Duane follows

NEW YORK AND COMFY ISLAND LANDING An
IN Fort Hamilton each way-Tbe Steamer Won 10 AZ ~
Capt Holman viii leave as folows Sundays included :.
Leaving foot Of Amos street at Ga A. H. l2k And Az N
leaving foot Of Spring street az OF a. NJ l22 and 81 p
i leaving per North rivsr a % and r. n; leaving
Island Fort iawton and back to New YORK fventv az
PR children. o. II DOppR arIp 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
SHIPPING.

LN0R NORFOLK AND PErERsBuRo.-rHE UNITED
II States mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas Skin
VIII leave tor the above places Wednesday 18th inst
at o'clock NJ, from pier g. North river She will arrive
at Norfolk the next Afternoon and Petersburg the following
nornng Passengers for the South win proceed directly 90
by The great Southern mail line TO Charleston, Augusta Sa
yannah Ac Those for Richmond will arrive at their desdna
ton early Friday morning Travellers VIII End this NE
cheapest peasantes and most expeditions route Passage
and fare with steroom TO Nook s. 20 Petersburg and
Richmond 80. Apply 70 LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs u
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SrEc1AL MEDICAL. NorIoR-pR. .. 9. johns n

SPECIAL MEDICAL NOTICR-DR. u. @. JOHNst N
- removed-Ohiee 40 Broadway, N. YIN upwards OF
eight hundred during the past many OF most
obstinate and terrible nature he has had the satisfaction OF wit
perfect Strangers referred o
many Of them desired Encouraged by his extraordinary
he confidently invites the public patronage In
his method for treating all diseases acquired by i'm
prudepce exposure neglect there no hambug THIS has
been thoroughly tested. ~ BIO the ladies-In caring the
many sressng complaints 70 which the sex h subject he
well General diseases special irregularities and ali
removed by medical surgical treatment Con
yenen furnished during illness at his house onaul
taoos eiStT In pcrson By mail, strictly CONFIDENTIAL
&c J0HNs0N operating physician
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

(LATRyOYANCE,-MRS HAYES, CLAIRvOYANT AND
~ healing physician, l76 Grand street New York city
lady and gentleman afflicted with Deafness consu npon
asthma bronchitis disease papitaton Of the hear should
consult int great medical clarpoyani, Mrs. HAYES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

A WONDER,-TIIE GIPSEY GRILLE YOU WISH TO
II know all the secrets Of your past and future e
knowledge Of which save years of and
don't fail to consult the above named palms Charge
The Gipsey has also hand secret which will enable
lady gentleman win obtain the affections Of the opposite
sex. Charge extra. 80 Bowery, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
OILS.
u EROsEEE OILS.

u EROSEEE OILS
n NOT BXPLosIvE,
Secured by patents.
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL
The advantages possessed by this oil are:-
!. The intensity OF the light produced
3 II Ia not explosive.
s. It win remain fluid when the best sperm oil has con.
geated
It's unrvned economy, "a 10 worth Of kerosene giving
much light 50 Of rapssesd oil S2 of whale $ n Of
sperm oil, or SO OF burning fluid.
This oil burns in all the argand button lamps including
camphene and syc oil lamps without the usual tendency
smoke.
KERosEsE LusRIcArNe oI1-The effect Of this oil on ma
chinery is found be perfectly magical the gum
caused by the of impure oils equal to the best
sperm oil, and does not CONCEAL a temperature. II
burns magnifceny all the solar pinnacle and hand lamps;
also, In signal and bowspr lanterns The engi
ship ship captains ship supply and
Ia particularly requested TO the certificates 70 be
ONCE of
AUsTENs Agents for the Kerosene Oil Company,
No. 80 Beaver street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

" ERGNES ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATIIs-DR
PRINCE of Brooklyn, proprietor, and Prof yERGNES
in attendance 710 broadway They guarantee TO cure
rhenmaism neuralgia, and al dseaees arising from i'm
prudent other etsyfc eubsapccs Heca
gepsrimcnt ebr ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
EUROPEAN ADVERTTsEMENTs,


.JAHEsn MAEKWELL SPECIAL VINE MERCHANT TO
sn 8. Sss
irons and friends visiting Ensand that u nov Of Ss
nsishsorSo once io sene!s
Snd AoeNsr . streets Psssa London Reference
| JAMES MAXWELL. LATE PROPRIETOR oFHBRor.
sons Longs the Grafton and he London Hotels and NE
snas a
neshSorsOod and has also several prvsss SSr
s1 - y
Of STAFFORD and AlSsmare ccsdy LON on
TRAvELLHsaS GUIDE.
ALBANY DAY BoAr-IHE FAST AND FAyoRTTa
and G ssard Ssns
q wss Point SGnya NsSbprs
co1sake. : '''' ~-''-D'' h0a'0n ana
DAILY FOR POUGHKEEPsIE-MAKING uUsuAI,
ne fsycrtc steamer HERO leaves
turning, leaves a, 6A NJ arriving al liz A. NJ
HUDSON RIVER RAIrRoAD-FRoM NAY 10 1856.
he trains wiz leave Chambers stree. station follows
Up Nj for sing Sing, 1880 4; NJ and 9J 2 M his rain
Nj ss s1 e
Tl;
r. ss% AND ffss fsSs yTs ss ~ asl
or M A. r. SMITH, SUIT
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD-oN AND Ar.
IN ter Monday, May TO- 1856 further notice pas.
senger trains viii leave pier foot Of Duane street follow
viz - -
Dunkirk express, At 8 N, for Dunkirk
Buffalo express, at A. n, for BufAlo. 3
MAIL at SIS A. NJ, FOR Dunkirk and Buffalo and nterms.
diate stations PASSENGERS BY this mail win with ex
Falls and Roshssef md with tho 1shning express tram On
Lake shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Chicago 20 -
Rockland passenger asa0P n. qrom foot Of Chambers
Way passenger st4P. NJ, for Newburg and H&dietown.
Night express a. 6P. M for Dunkrk and BnifaIs 4.
date stations, ~ ~-A mug ~
The above trains dolly, Sundays eucsped
These express trains connect Emira with ,fs r.r-.
Canandagua and Niagara Falls Railroad Tor Narara FAIL.
Bnghanton, with the Syracuse and Binghanton fairas ~
Syracuse ri Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New Yorte
Railroad FOR Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware Tch
awanna and Western Railroad for Scranton Al BFo sns
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago &c. ~S""1s
d. Q. McCAILUM General Superintendent .
NEW YORK AND OoNEY ISL AVN IAnn1nr, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
ASTROLOGY.

A sTROfOGY--DR WILSON, III DEL ANCEy STREET
N be consulted on all events Of life of whatever
Terms: ladies' 80 cents gentlemen 81 Birth required
and no hnmbug used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
TRAvELLHRss GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY B0AT.-THE FAST AND rAvORrTR
"A steamer Aida Capt Roe leaves the OF Canal and
A. NJ, landing at West Point Cornwall, Newburg Milton
roughkeepsie, Kingston Point Bristol Oask Hudson and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CELEBRAT q
"A Mrs. FLEURY, from Paris whose relation prophesie.
Napoleon L. gives true information all OF fe
Questions about business love- marriage &c, answers
by magnetism, at 23 Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

nENTIsTRY-TOoTHACHE INSTANTLY CURED
- s cents, either from cold Or exposed nerve reetl
hrmiy filled put nal without giving any
Over seventeen years practice and experience Once III
Broadway, knox's hat store DR. HOLT, Dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

nA!LY FOR POUGHKEEPSTE-MAKING UUS,J All.
IL hndngs-The favoritc steamer HERO leaves Robin
son street pier at O'Clock p M arriving by SIP NJ - RE-
turning leaves at A. NJ, arriving at lls A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE, CARRYING THE UNI
"A ted states mai.The beautiful clipper ship MON
ssye freight for sydney has Of her already
instant loading nj pier 10 East river Has superior
commodations for any ship loading Freight
low rates Fvs freight appy on board Or
r. w. CAMERON, No & Bowling Green =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

AEATRIMONI!A.-A WHOEVER, OF FIRST PERSON.
MI 81 and family responsibility Of moderate fortune docs
tic habits and kind disposition DESTROYS of making
quantance Of maiden or widow lady without incunbrnce
OF about 49, with view TO marmony Of like responsibility
well educaed refined In department and kind In disposition
Address James O. Howard for two days, Broadway Post Of
foe, with time and place for interview. References ex-
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

A GREAT, BARGAIN.-FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN
"A E. D.. house and two lots sEydazn street, about
seventyvc yards from Bushwck avenue fronting Myrtle
avenue and Jamaica plank road only three minutes walk
from the Franklin Hotel the Of the Myrtle avenue
ears and about half all the ferries The
house by Is feet story and cellar containing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-A PANORAMA OF THE RUS
IL sian aeets armtes battles bombardment., and
final burning Of Sebasopo Never exhibited and SOLD only
from the inability Of the TO travel Apply TO q. HOL-
MAN broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
n ExCEILENT oPpoRrrNIrY ro pnRcu Asr n

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AT
IA avery low price established business.-For sale,
valuable water and mills doing profitable bust
istoes The property Is situated on railroad and water
large markets The price u $40 part Of which
main the property Any parties commanding the amount
e6means and wishing TO purchase will address MADISON
g. GRANT, Union square Poetoce N Y, stating residence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

CTEAM REFINED CANDY.-RIDLEY 4 CO., CORY II
- Of Chambers and Hudson streets, opposite the HUI q
yer Railroad depot prepared to sell wholesale
AL steam rehned candy and sugar plums OF superior quA
CfYnry dealers supplied at shortest notice.
he undersigned have discontinued the manufacture ct
dy, which will Ia future be carried by Ridley Co "a
above The parties composing the firm have all been
npoyed in this branch Of establishment eighteen 10
for ywo years respectively and for few years past have
had almost the exclusive management Of this department of
nur business We have every confidence in recommending
' ure candy of quality fully equal that heretofore sod
yus. X. L. A. STUART
new yoRx, May 81, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

NOTICE.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EY-
IN stng under the name of Teller Glass hereby dis
solved by mutual consent Mr. William Teller authorized
to settle up the accounts Of the late firm.
. - WILLIAM B. TELLER,
May I, 1856. JOHN GLASS.
Mr. William b. Teller still continues business at No LOSS
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

boot AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.
~ The oldest established stand n the city business
Terms reasonable Apply on the premises Les
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18
MUSICAL AND DANCING.

O BEAUTIFUL. PIANOS-PRICES FROM $3.50 TO $3.50
for instruments worth $500 % 500 to close an estate,
splendid rosewood all superior instruments by celebra
ted makers, at J. LANKOTAS piano rooms, No Mercer
street, Canal Must be all sold this week at price,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

- Haven, Conn., s of the most ele gantly decorated
halls In the world The walls richly decorated with
paintings and coBan six costly and richly
wood tables with safe beds, opa the well known mannin
turers Messrs Griffith Decker, No. 90 Ann street New
York with their newly invented akd superior
We would recommend friends aud gentlemen visiting New
Haven give esteemed FRIEND Mr. Upsop a call andpa
their leisure time in the exercise of the heah game OF
lards The hall being under the superintendent of Mr.
g. A. Morey late of the New York Hotel he will happv
TO all who may favor him with call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

THO LET-THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC, FOR
one year from the first day Of October next with the
privilege Of another year, for
OPERAS, CONCERTS, LECTURES AND BALLS.
The Academy s well stocked with scenery, painted by Al
eg also the ball floor and splendid decorations for
balls to which will be added new saloon, hundred and
ten feet long, for ball purposes.
To enterprng Empresssro this house offers In
ducemens 1t can be demonstrated by the experience of tbs
that the be let for Balls Concerts
and Lectures the nights when there is no Of
OPERA ut least half Of the of the yearly rent
qued by The Directors For apply BY letter 70 the sub
scriber, Al Wall street. JAMES PHALEN, President.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL MIDDLE AGED WHOEVER WITH
M out ncumbrance, of superior atainmens and domestic
habits owning handsome home In this city, $500
independently seeks cougenai lady ndspuabte
spectabiy whose property (Which shall be settled upon
lghuly Any lady csndescendng to this may rely
her letter being returned required. Address,
week. Truth, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-BEAUTIFULLY LO-
~ Gated 10 miles from this city by railroad, within 900
yards Of the depot has handsome two story cottage nearly
new, oubudngs, and every variety OF choice fruit In full
bearing fine shade and evergreen trees two and quarter
Of land in garden; location perfectly healthy onehrd
OF mile from centre of village Terms easy, and possession
Immediately. Apply 70 ADAMS LUNDY, 81 DEFY street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

U ELLER's EMPIRE HALL,
n 596 broadway.
hosDAY, June t. and during he weesS $500,
washingion Entering New York 10 Triumph"
1.-THE Benediction." THE Last Moment"
1.-THE Descent from the Cross.o
Doors open at ~ p. NJ; performance commences ta
Admitance, 10 cents; private boxes -.
Monsieur ADONlS, the celebrated magician 10 engaged,
and win shortly appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

HOUSE AND TEN LOTS FOR SALOON STATEN
IA d3land stocked with fruit trees, fronting Wall
absnt ten minutes walk FROM vanderbs landing Inquire
e EDWARD TOOL Clifton 81. MarY'a @genue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

butcher SHOP FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER Of
ID fers for sale the well known bxtcher shop
oyster stand of Bedford and Leroy II win
suit for q grocery store Inquire the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-LT IS PLEASANTLY
stoned, few minutes ride from Scotch Plains depot
Cen.a Railroad New Jersey one hour and half from New
VA. II contains large modern house and requisite
buildings with twenty eight of land ia good cultivation
Fer further particulars inquire the prernses of G. Middle
Mcasrs. FOSTER & LEACH, Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-18

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, DELIGHTFULLY."- sITUA-
" ted In the town OF Reading, Connecticut consisting
good barn and o,houses IN excellent repair
Of good land which Is wei stocked with fruit of all kinds.
Fer particulars inquire of ROBERT NELSON, 357 Second
avenue, New York. Terms moderate.
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Our italian Correspondence.


ROME Dec. Is, 1865.
Asptct of Rome to the Eye Of a Stranger-Hs Pr.
seat an Etgy on its Past State-A Recitac Of
its Political History--Popery rersus Protestant
Jesuitiam--The Austrian Concordot, &C., 8c.
This is Rome, but imperial Rome more! This
would naturally be the exclamation of an antique
Roman, could be r1se from the grave and behold the
degenerate race that now dwell In the place which
once gave laws to the world. What remains here of
classic antiquity is SO completely ensconced in dirt
and flth and in the debris Of the middle ages, that
II cannot impose on your senses. The ruins OF ar.
Gent Rome without the palaces, churches snd innn-
merable dwellings, Of vice and miscry-the creation
Of modern Rome-wonld strike the traveller much
more forcibly than those remnants Of an heroic age
set in the rubbish Of the middle ages and the fifth Of
modern pauperism. Rome, despite Of Its historical
monuments, il city which really presents nothing
imposing TO the stranger. There ia nowhere con-
secutive view Of palaces Of architectural grandeur
such as you have In the Place dc la Concorle
in Parrs, at 81. Mares In Venice, or on the
Piazza del Duomo in Florence. Churches and
paIaces are surrounded by the most miserable
filthy bowels, and in front Of the Pope's palace It,
self you have a vista which would scarcely do
credit to the Five Points. The Tjber is dirty yel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-20

at least all such as have taken place since the fall OF
the frat empire.
placed myself in the house Of friend, one front
of which faced the Place vendome, the other the
Rue de Ia Paix. With great difficulty broke my
way through the guard drawn across the Rue Cas-
tgone and effected passage across the Place; but
when once arrived, had a coup d'G1 such as few
in Paris could have obtained. Fronting me rose
that beautiful pillar surmounted by the statue OF
Napoleon the Great, which records series OF vcto
ries that cast into shadow oil the conquests Of the
ancient world. The area on the left was occupied
| by some thousands OF infantry drawn mp In com
! panics. Amongst them, scattered here and there,
were general officers field officers and aides-decamp
on superb chargers. The right or west side Of the
column was left clear. 1t is on this side that the
Minister Of Justice house is situated and here bal
| copy, overhung with crimson awning, was appro-
priated for the Empress and the ladies Of her court
Every window in this beautiful Place was filed with
spectators. Even the roofs covered with them.
The Pan was the casc from the Place de Ia Base,
distance Of three miles up to the Rue dc la Paix all
along TO the Rec Csstiglione. The weather was
mild as a midsummer evening" soft wind blew
| from the south, not cloud vas to be seen--not
| token Of q winter, which but q few days ago had
set In with terrible severity and which rendered the
idea Of grand outofdoor spectacle something too
absurd TO think of. The streets we're sanded, and
presented the appearance OF one gigantic graveied
promenade. At one O'Clock precisely the head OF
this formidable array turned of the Boulevards and
entered the Rue de Ia PAix. It was the band Of the
Guides mounted on white horses, followed by two
squadrons Of that splendid corps. This was almost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-20

from the London Times, Jan.
A notion has, we find, obtained currency among
the public, Of which IL is extremely important that
they should lie disabuscd. IL Is supposed that the
propositions Of Russia, which we alluded TO yeter-
day, have been put forth as counter proposal to
the oveltures Of France, England and Austria, in
trusted to the keeping of Count Valentine Ester
hazy. The fact is entirely the other way. Before
those propositions were formulated Russia had OF
fered her solution of the difficulty She has been on
til present occasion, and the peaceiuongers are
WcJctme to make the most Of 1t, the first to offer
terms of accommodation II we are correctly in
formed FRINGE Gortschakof, at least three weeks
since went to Count Buoi and announced that ne
had brought peace. my master, he said, consents
to the nentrazation Of the Black Sea- and in order
allies should DO banished from its waters, and that
tie number Of ships oiwar to be kept by Russia and
Turkey should be regulated by treaty between
themselves, to which the other Powers should be no
parties. To this the Western Powers replied, rather
diyly that they did not think negotiations for peace
could lie advantageousy commenced on such ba-
sig and 90 The Russian dove flew back with the olive
branch in her mouth to the ark from which she had
been despatched on this hopeless errand This over
tu1c the Russian organ in Belgium .noY seeks TO
and would lead Us to believe that terms 80 ridicu-
lous have been grayely offered and can be serious
ly entertained. This, we have said, is not the
case Russia has made no counter proposition, for
the very simple reason--she has had no time TO
make aDy. Her reply, Is yet 70 come; and when \
doubt not that Prussia, having rst earnestly recon-
pended Russia 70 accept our terms, will as earnestly
recon mend us to accept hers, and that Austria
while regretting She stubbornness Of the Emperor
will vet find IN his answer 30 much Of the elements
Of the basis Of negotiation that she will not feel
called upon to convert her uAimotun into an ultima
fius and least OF all, into an uIfiwsntissmum Why
Russia made this absurd advance II u not easy to
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-16
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fn @purlsy af ale beoeutenben Srte Der perfdisbsnen bsutI6sn
Staaten, @elgien, 9pqanb, 5rantreiG, Der S6peis &c. &C.,
befpret @elo- &uS;ablunsen un6 Selba@inuetuneeu auf aH>
retfungen pier @pana6ten in naen @esentcn bteier 9Gnbsr, 70
ME in ben Ser. Staaten unb CANADA;
nirnt @elber in ~teltebisen Summer BON SIS dufu6rtS eeaen
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Srte %aussablen;
befprpert @erfrnen nt6t aleir RON ben rerE6tebenen SGfer,
fpnbern aud ppn allen an ZEN Observation-Disclosures Gurppd's
b%ele9encn Stotipren bterber, unb ron bisraus ms Snnere &me.
rtfas nnb ~umeefebrt mad europa
Ibernintr,t Bic @erfenhung ppn @adeten nrt @attrn mad allen
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