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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-18

THOR 10 CENTS. 500 yds., remnants Of the
~ hest and heaycss Cotton Fannels inside, In pieces
OF from 10 y IDS eachi usual price l2t cents.
A Y THOMPSON, plagg's Block.
EXOR rs 2.3 CTS. A YARD. case Fig
~ ured Persian Caslmercs uh colors and hne goods,
would be very cheap at 70 ccnts
A. ", THOMPSON Fllgg'a Block.
AIoR sI,I2 1s2 THB PIECE.--loo pS
NJ hne Scotch Diapers, y ghtly imperfect. All pure
linen and well worth Slb0Ahout IL yds. TO the piece.
A, Y THOMPSON, Flagg's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-18
TIE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Td0NAs DREW at No. 90 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

Misnar TO AN AERoEAUT.-N GODDARD,
son Of the celebrated aeronaut. who is now
exploiting" in the United States, made a
balloon ascension near Paris, the other day
winch came near being the last of his earth
~ fights. The balloon had been fully in
iiated, was cut loose from it's moorings and
NJ. dodard was executing a series bf danger
Gus pigeon wings III the air, when all al
once, the aerial mactine exploded and the
oaiioonlst commenced tumbting at more
! RAPID rate than he had bargained for. He
hai Just tine to spread his parachute to stop
partially, his fearful descent, and thus saved
n ms life. AS it was, ne came down upon the
ifozen ground with terrific thump, but for.
s'natsly broke no bones He was, however
dangerously bruised NJ. GODDARD, lr., ha.
ended his ballooning for the present.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

MODERN CHURCH MUs1c.-Rev. T.
Hill, of GaItdam, writing on church
music, to the Christian Eramiaer, says:
Sometimes an attempt is made to alter
peculiar air by changing the cadence
into a religious form. We have recently
heard tunes of this character, from some
new collection Of sacred music. popular
Irish and negro melodies, being cut oil
in the last measure, and chord of the
subs dominant introduced, as if 1T were
to sancAfy them. The result is, that
The tunes are spoiled for whistling on a
week day, without being rendered TT to
sing on Sunday"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09
on their brooms, all seemed to say
Farewell brother Cratford +!

on their brooms, all seemed to say
Farewell brother Cratford
As | passed along down the highway
through the forest, the wind as it sighed
and whist|ed through the tree tops, play
ing on the leaves and branches, the bur.
den of salvation, it, too, semed to say
Farewell brother Crafford
Crossing a little creek that was gurg-
ling and singing over its pebbly bed, as
it rejoiced on its way to to the great
ocean of eternity, it, too, seemed to say
Farewell brother Cratford
AS ! rode along down hot dusty
lane, an old SOW that was asleep in a
fence corner jumped out Of a suddent
with loud broo-oo, broo- o-oo-she, too,
seemed to say-Farewell, brother Graf.
ford.
My horse he got frightened, and
jumped from under me, and as he curIed
his tail over his back, kicked up bis heels
and ran of-he, too, seemed to say
Farewell brother Crafford. .-Loutsuile
Daily Courier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

: ~ recent meeting of the Academy of
% sciences at Paris, NJ. Flourens, speaking of
me power OF chloroform, remarked that its
~ use " the held hospitals of the army doubled
u w strength and power OF the surgeons, as
sney are more masters of their action when
.ope'aung upon an inert mass, and are no
longer disturbed by The cries or movements
y lae patient. In the campaign of the Cri-
.aea, cnioroiorm was employed, ne stated
.iote Than twenty-five thousand times, and
always with success. ssTbis immense re.
~ NV sad M. Elourens, lis the best reply to
u sfoss VINO had felt apprehension at the use
tions. q W 'e|i opeia'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

Success in any business requires a
thorough knowledge of the means and
material under employ. Place the le-
vers of locomotive in the hands of one
who had never before seen this power
ful machine, and instead Of being able
to drive it with the speed OF the wind
and the precision OF mathematics, he
would be sadly puzzled to know what
first to do with his important charge.
What, could q ploughmau do if required
to superinteDd a cotton factory Or a
blacksmith the machinery of whole
sale merchant! What could shop
keeper accomplish If placed in charge Of
threshing machine, horse reaper, Or
subsoil plough We should all doubt
the sanity of the man who would send
for lawyer to set a fractured limb, al,
though lie might point out 10 the nj.
Getty Of hair, the rights, privileges, and
liabilities of John Doe and Richard Roe
The idea that men succeed by sort o.
lucky guessing, instead of a thorough
mastery of facts aud principles, is quite
to prevalent.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

"FelIow-citizeps," said stump orator,
awe have the best country in the world,
and the best government. What peo-
pie on the face Of the globe enjoy more
privileges than we do2 Here we have
liberty to speak, and liberty Of the press
without onorous despotism. What, fell
low citizens, is more desirable than this
Do you want anything more, my coun>
trymen!
'Yes STREE !" sang out red faced
loafer, this is dry work. / want to
suck out of that flask sticking out Of your
coat pocket behind" !"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09
An Extraordinary Genius.

A tall, slab sided specimen of yer.
seyman, who hailed from some benighted
region Of the sandy State, came to the
city on Friday, says the Philadelphia
Sunday Despatch, and by perseveriDgly
going around tasting specimens he man
aged to get himself pretty well spirit.
logged. Jersey finally got under such
a head of steam that lie collapsed, and
fetched up inglorously shortly after night
upon a cellar door. After reposng up
OH his Iigneous bed for brief season,
aud giving occasion meanwhile for much
speculation among the boys, who are
usually on hand upon such occasions,
IL star" passed along that way, and car
ried the PROSTATE votary Of bad whisky
off to the station house. The next morn
ing, Jersey had becvn* sufficiently So
bsred to have hearing, tsnd he was ia.
ken before an aIdermsrf who enjoys a
reputation for official di, ,,ity, maglsteriaI
Importance, pomposity, and highfaluti-
ness generally.
The prisoner was taciturn as his Judge
was wordy, and An amusing dialogue
took place between the parties. After
the officer had got through with his eyi.
dence, in which the fact of drunkenness
was very clearly set forth, the alderman
commenced:
"Ahem! Well, sir, and so you have
been getting intoxicated, sir, aud forget
ting the decencies OF life and your social
obligation. Have you no appreciation
of the social obligations Of good cit
izen
"Nary 'preciation'' responded the de-
fepden., sententiously.
"If you have no respect for your obli.
cations of society, sir, have you no know
lege Of the requirements Of the Iowa"
Mary knowledge!!' responded jersey
stolidly.
''Don't you know, sir, that there is q
stringent law in Pennsylvania! Do you
never see a newspaper in your part o
the world, sir p
Mary Newspaper"
"Well, ignorance of the law excuseth
no man." continued the magistrate, be-
coming somewhat riled at the manner o
the offender. Have you never made
that discovery Z"
Mary discovery p replied jersey, il
the usual tone. .
The Squire was getting his back up
'Do you know anything but you
eternal nary sir z"
mary anything!" quietly replied thu
man of few words.
'Have you no money to pay you
| fine 7" thundesed the alderman.
Mary red p responded Jersey.
"Take him below ~ growed the mar
of law I; ''the fellow has neither money
nor wit"
"Nary," was the remark as the office
started to escort his charge Moy yamen
singward.
| The last we heard Of the genius wa
a reply he made to the night of tn
billy. s "
'.Look here stranger said the lat
ter las general thing, do you confin
your remarks to one word? Don't yo'
know anything but ndryn,
| MARY | WAS the reply.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

9 FAITHFUL DoG.--Mr. E. Merriman,
d .. bfooklyn Heights, writes to the New
!. ao'k Jonrnal Of Commerce to announce
.ns death Of a dog, who for some
~: .,ine mad been in the habit Of assisting
= liahihs his meterolocal observa-
Mons soas At night, by waking him every
aour when the clock struck.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

ated the doctor-Why don't you speak 2
Nobody spoke, Or gave any reason for
not doing so.
"I'll soon find out" said the angry
pedagogue.
"Twigsy, where's your bolster!
''Here, sir
"And yours?"
"Here sir.'
"And yours Z"
"Here, SIR
He had at length satisfied himself Of
the presence of every boys bolster but
mine, and all clealy toresaw that the ex,
posture of the culprit was at hand, and
that if virtue were not Immediately re-
warded, vice stood an admirable chance
Of being summarily punished.
"Mr. Franin Lafayette Hopscotch,
where is your bolster, il you please, u
said Whacham sardonicaIIy. bringing his
candle to bear upon my devoted bed
''Here, sir, said | cheerfullv, to the ut
ter amazement of every boy in the room.
For au instant the doctor was stagger.
ed. Seven boys and eight holsters -
He would as readily have believed in
seven boys and eight heads. But his
CONSERVATION was brief; he suddenly
observed that there was spare bed in
the corner. He hastened to inspect it.
The bolster acas absent.
"Who threw that bolster 2" repeated
Doctor Whackam.
"The ghost Of the boy who died in
the spare bed .'' said sepulchral voice
1t was the voice of Slokins, and 81
artfuly disguised that everybody started;
and the smaller boys were thrown into d
cold perspiration.
"Who spoke 7" said the doctor.
Silence.
II shall cane you all tomorrow morn
ing" said Whackau,, unless the offender
be now given up"
| Dead silence.
Next morning the doctor forgot to
cane us. A new boy had arrived, anc
Whackam WAS in good humor con-
sequeptly. But at night we had an awtu
story to tell the new tenant Of the haunt
ed bed"
| may as we'll add, though it has pro
perly speaking nothing to do with til,
story, we let down the new boy spauta
loon. by string to the floor below
where they took them in and cut tn,
cord for us; that we furthermore filled
his boots with nutshells, and put a froe
in bis milk and water at breakfast. Ill
turned out a tirstrate boIsterer, and wher
we got up amateur tl'eatricals, nearl
smothered Stockleson as Desdem ona, il
the ferocious character of Othe!lo.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09
Consolin &.

Yon II sssiarg often. as old debts
By persons who are used 10 borsc~;
Forgotten, ii. the sun that sets,
When shines new one on The morrow;
Forgotten, Ike the luscious peach
That blessed the school-boY last September
Forgotten ike maiden speech,
Which all men praise, but none remember
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09
won't stray" F."

''My brudders," said waggish color
ed man to crowd, ''in all inhiction, in
all OBJ yer troubles, dar is one place you
can all find sympathy" "Whar! whar!'
shouted several. ain de dictionary" he
replied rolling his eyes skyward.
The unfortunate man who on last
Wednesday took the law into his own
hands, has burnt his fingers and dropped
It. E6
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

\. sohn Smith has furnished the follow
w !. q l9f Tue next celebration of the Fourth
wy, 81. Das 1t Is too good to be laid
wi lhe two DecIarations-l'hs Dec,
,as''on a.:, Of Independence, whereby We
ssIea sf our liberty, and the Declaration
- Love, whereby We lost it."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09
c 10 S i I Y .

SiEre that first fatal hour when Eve,
With NIL the fruit Of Eden blext,
Sate only one, rather than leave
That one unknown, lost NIL thn rest.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

A clergyman being complained Of by
another for drawing away his parishion,
ers on Sunday, made this reply
"Fead your flock better and they
wont stray"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09

e.,h,l I lnsle girl visiting Niagara with her
.h .I.usl aud seing the foam at the foot Of
!. @ .a,,s, exclaimed. PA, how much SOAP
" uuss take to make 80 lnapy suds."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-09
SELECT POETRY.
Poetical Curiosity.

curious performance Is given in the following
,,.,n s,rwed of different biblical texts:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
S6Encn rnb mpNlfcilcn Giijtcr

S6Encii rl1b wphlfcilcu GNjtCr
,nCGdtt c v}r9cijr In !WIs onc,rt, uno fon3ct cr
FluiIn, ip@t l5r dtlrpnlJ ii't}n miT;n, io6aIo TIN
l C5trGr tNIt. uno biz UlIotrln Yrtfin h3rct, ra'
"a Gdo ~ ptrclntn, cctr 81 triYlrin jir, Oct pt.
gScitUrr ii GrrrlGrtaln.
Or 1T trt c,n W5,.aoHpbia 3,rifSefcmmm mi
ltpo $4,000 @Slrrb pcn rsH wchfulitfa uno i06ntH
Sitter fir DAMN uuO ,otrrtn. rII Uct5 il IN ytib.
3ountA g;tcmnm Ina
Gr bat urth cutn Grcftn Gtrf Ycn Goturs0 unt
2awus 0uf pauc 9chaet wtIttn tr an l23 bts J.
Gents olrsauff:-i;gr ohtr min cr i'm ohjudtn fiji
II Gents rtt Ndrc.-Gcrfiumt Cs Nohtr n:tht "a
oles ctnn fcttbc @dtacnhtttlu, rtS Sitter fc mrbli
III crholtin fuoet ihr otrUlR nur fctrcn
Gr nat oanj ntus .Satunt il Gents tic MorN-
QltihfdIs Gin arcjrr Sict (SlnahomF fir mr. 81 o.
glrN 70 wie ouh Stotu; 8lrrtls fir 20 GWta--
ctnfdus Sldots. EuUmvfi uUp ynaue5huht - I,h
II lc uttNIr ols Gt 3tntE r0s VaGr r;vdVt - Tul
Narrs.griiae hat IT 6cIln ztrT jdr rur 81 Gluti
Nis NarN-c lpje o9tr oub riI f,juiIH S!pttos, Gal
lnitrt, Sud- II. In.
a-. ... Gjrp5cric s.
audcr cirtouit CT ciueu Itnr wcMfIiltr ol5 frfhcr
z dc. 9Sun IN Gurc 2'it fir TlfhG. NGiSrt
fen fir nur Gin Gtnt r0S Stii-0lrtbaG5 rpobtf,l
1tim Sorrtf.
~" gut 2(rttn pdnNts: rrcruttt mrrorn outh az
ncmmeu IN ?tus,auft fir EBoartn, wcfJr cr bStbit,
NRarttYrsis btjaBu mtrr, an r,m SfCbr rcu ... .
,".al,- '.- S. y. gGcjcrw,
,t..H.. ..." Sn Sru.trsIGur.
2trrit 16 .." r1fy
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
.... EN 9rpbiere
ScDtt'S NDtbDl Eminent.

NJ. SIR bic Seituns rsS MsnIdsn SOn 9tbeumas
asm, Nsuralsia, Stnrr;eu in Der Sruf, 2umba.
80, (S6mrjsn I'm Riiden) aittma, Ssctit peben
9als, Srrrcnfunsen, 9erbsrnnunS anp Serttdb'
anSen, perfrprne 8dBsn etc.
Sur Ifcrbc unS NinSSieb.
q gsrrafuussn. 94unoen, Surt1bungen, S6rit.
Zen, 0ef6irrsR RritunStn, @e16irr. Gals, gBinps
SaIS, Ssrtartete 8lumpen, 8crts. etc., etc.. uno
anrrr 8rantAstea no Ginrsitun9en selrauat
8 Werrsn t5nnsn.
gu batrn tri Ssd. Gus6 II. 5sIfria, SCbn 3.
ytcisr, 2sriS S6rniNt Ii. 60. Nqentcwn; Si.
mon Tau unO Ganswsr II. NiGer, Sctblsbsm
uno an ben Stcbrs i'm alssrNinsn int 2aner.
49,. Sftobr 81. .-.. no6N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
9trucr unp wpblfeilcr s
Sttefelz u1lb S0u6itp0r,
Sm Der Stabt 9tncntamn. .
&IltG iCnD 9Srm6cpo

Stsfd unp S6ute fir WSnnsr unp &naben, 70
ipie aud @umI6ube, II. I. ~. ....
2tIs Irtsn pcu Scrrsu uno Damon QrGGit rsirN
auf 8cltrllun9 9cma1t nab Den uSuittn 9GcNtn, ocr
tirytlttn QnTret, uno aus rcn btittr MattrEaAtn-
uno Ia Fl: btfsrs arttitsr bobtn ots il ;urrr IN icnn
Sr6iupe sIarbsitIt hotCu, lC iuo it AUDI pGig fir
lbrs lrbttt GUT Su itcbtr
Da ils ueut Infin9tr tuN, Ic hcftn ieSurtb yUutt:
liht I5p rtuu9 ibrsr GGh&fts uuo nicrri0t Qrst:
atu i9rIu aubtIl psr guut pSs Yuputums 81 siui,
zen.
gtrril Q. 1856. .... ..-- -nafp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
SS S0rrcm'S
8rrbrr6erte Geuer' unb palrrbi6te
i'g% GpmppGtipn fir Od6er.

8erbrr6erte Seuer' unb ipdIIerbihte
,''a% Gpmppltttpn fir Od6er.
S6rc Iufmrtiamteit wrb strerbietis1 ouf bic
..pbise Rctbtpe CUR Srrfertsun9 Yrn Dd6werten
-eelenft, Jest qebrautt in 9bildprlpbia uhb NaAs
tarIdaft, unp aus9ersbnt III @sbrau6 in ben
StGrten bcs @eitrrs, ipe Gie unter alien mb9lt'
den llmRInptn wdtrcnp rer lebtrn | Sabrrn
aepriift rurrcn. g4ir empfrblen rteirlbe pabcr
prrtrauunseppQ rrm putitunt, ais cine Wtethcpe,
sur l8eriertiaun9 Scn D1hpCrter, unrerpufltd
In iecr St,rGuno. Cir Sereir9t in liA bic trsrtbs
oclen GrfcrrtrniGe scn gSctlfdIbeit, Onusrt0Fs
ti9Frit ,ino Sthntet 9e9cn 6eurr lrrcbl dls ses
pen 8aIIrr. Se rimmt I6nea ra YIab Gin BON
alien anpsrn DaAs2lrtsn, no le en9GfiIrt wur'
be, eitt oagemst1e Ssfrtsoi9una unp wirb BON
aarl,9veb rmprr9frH PIE lore Tugltttett 9epruft
batsn. Die OGfsr ttaufen cine 9leguns bon
.Ht6t 6tms9rta tats 3ua i'm SUP, rslGe5 Elm GROCER
eBcrttel i'm 6aa BON Sfurr urb gum Grodnen 9ss
rpa6rt. sic tcmrlrn nett biliser i'm YrrtS ais
irsehb dnbsrt tsnubte DG6er unb tepirtcn cine
bcreutence GrfParniB In BEN ScRen bss 9auet.
WaIer9rdten mBIen aus benz nGmli6en Wdterial
ssbilbst ruerbtn ME bas Dad, iu prit errinoes
-rer Sc1eu. Sm 5all sineS Defefts pprr 8eIaGs
bisuus burG irsenS cine urIa6e, III tfh Dad 70
slsiht ;u reparirrn.
DIE Watrrialisn RhO meiltfhs M6ta6leitsr Der
SiBe, Datrr III tein Dad 70 fibl int Sommsr
nod 70 tparm I'M Binter. 0teirnige bic rtsIe
Sddsr ;u ssttauGen pdnI6sn, ulltsn ben Spars
tsn rinsn Sal BON uueefGbr 3Ua i'm 5uB gebsn
I. NJ. marren uno 90.
Slahfclssr pcn @arrGu uuo Surubam.
ls' g1t. a Saraubar Buildings, Bier Strd. g8aluuG
,s'i St.. 9sssndtsr Der @rdban9s, philadelphia.
a1J R8-Dsr llntsjeAnste IN dnsslslt ais Qgent
Gfdr eeaa unb Carbon gaunttss, uno ale SeIrl,
tluusen loltsn an tbn sinSsianpt ipercsn.
ggj1I I.r atm.,3. Jefepb Glewel.
p gt[lsntaun, Sananr 9, 1856. tt4m
80 Ra5- 5plssube !Serrsn taten fire 5GuItr auf
rprhersstenpt art baden laiIcn. mo Gidb e}ettr
Dcn Dem @eiaStsn tefri,pistn fam, Der bel ibnsn
apcriprt4t, namIi@:
8. 8. Srsrtcr, lInicn St. spfbsn 9tsn uuo 70.
q" g. StettCr, @alnu6J Sten uno 81
z. Seblsn, 7tsu StraGe.
81 @etb uno G9os, 4trn unc 5tsn.
=. 8. gScIt, 6ten Stra6e.
Ssip uue Suaue, 9tsn StrdSs.
Il. 8lcs. Gdt linton uno 7tSn gtraFt.
.H. 9. @rl9bt, 4tCu StraBs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23
OjrDEe SRGuberet

GrDEe RQltberet
Cyn Der Stabt 9tltrntaun.
osstc NRchl lit elmer unitrtr @ar9er rss NatbtS
um ctpa $3.50 bcraubt. ,Urreen-ater IS tDar Slid
fir rts lCbyiac YRrufhhtt pag lt ntbt ou bsraubt
mcroIn IT. trotm SCicpb Stcpp itlucn f
9truen ltnb irbr ppGlTrilen 8ar1elb
Stpbr
lIraNt otttrn eTor9cn IrGIntt has-0trEtts III nun
~ i1lntm ututn oauI IN rsr oomilt5u Sra6t, SIC!
3. - Is w,Itc lth nIItr onrath5n, tbr GjFto RNtt
ncltu n lFItr, nm In (Scfahr u tin Gtraubt I'D -
otn. ioucwn 0Cht rhnt &cru9 an Scitpb Stcpr's
pchlflin YoraclN Gtohr. benn IT bar icsbsu stSiue
tjntS ocr fsinitlu G0crtImCuts .gr mrn
5ciocn aucr 2Irt, Sarben ttno preiecn;
ros man il lab.-StijbfaIs
2icic6' Grr6 .gater, bic fcnFcn relte Il III NJ
leutauu gritbcn wurrn - ungeiGbr 500 bcrr~
lhe Salm5 YUu alien 6Irten uno 9rctben
!G0thrc nj Der Gdrrrni0puna, mOblfeiler al5
j., Gmtrrjce5, Gin 9rcBts Enforcement VSoies
Collars fir Gents uno aufpGrts 9GpitS
Gtriimpit FIR ct Gntt uno auiipGrtJ. Vlptss
GiUYce itr Gcrt5 uno duipSrts, am, lctnrn.
Nllltiihrr al c. Gmt% unO aufpIrts, ein
ithyHC5 Enforcement llnirn iolL5tl4cr - etr
ftSnrS 2l'fortcment ecn 0rbIejattm unb unss.
bIeAtcm Mu5lin; Sctt'Itdin1, Gi6Iidrrj
hnnotiAcr. CARPETS, 8Iorrs mp 5iia SsI'
Glider. Gjeitfl03 .."ra
Oia3' ti.b &aicn8 ,ZSanrcuJ
GritQeI, sbIufalIs Gin SrCrts NIarnmSut ftrt9 9rs
matbtir NttlNIr, 9lri rvlhlkrl FIR 2'aygto. @
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n0ut3ar En cgftn ta3 IL uIdlt ttroubt wcreen Inoj
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-04-23

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