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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-02-18
BOOK STORES.


Harra1a for the
DROMEDARY LINE! !!
THE FIRST TRAIN HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH MORE
i NEW BOOKS AND STATIONARY, con.
signed to
Or. w. w Il Il Q H,
Dealer in all kinds of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS MUSIC and
MUSIcAD INSTRUMENTS Gold Pens and Cutlery, at the
Pioneer BOOK StOre!!
CriaendOn's Brick, No. "a Main 81. Nerada.
BOOKS, BOOKS for the MILLION
u. II. HANTIIN,
No. 50 Broad Street, Corner Pine.
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST AS
Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments,
CUTLEEn'
FANCY GOODS,
TOYs, &C. &C.,
brought to the city of Nevada which will be sold at
Wholesale es Retail,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
NV Stock consists in part of good assortment OF law
Medical Historical Poetca Miscellaneous, Masonic Works,
Catholic Piety and School Books Of every variety.
Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Pres
ents, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays.
New and improved Diaries and Daily Journals for 1857
variety Of sizes for the pocket and Counting room.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
circulating Library of 900 voumns new and in good
order and constantly receiving the latest and most
desirable works published, direct from New York and Phil
adephia Magazines Periodicals, Newspapers, &c from
all parts OF the Globe.
Steamer Papers and California weekes, neatly put up
for mailing-Postage Free.
II is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless var
ty of everything And will say have good assert
ment as can be found this side Of San Francisco.
Persons wishing anything in my line of business viii
save money by calling upon me, before purchasing else
where
Our Motto is We Strive TO please.
lift j. e. HANTLIN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-02-18

ITO RENT-A FIRE-PRO0F BRICK WAREHOUSE
i on Main street. Inquire Of
Off ROSENHEJM X BRO
ITO RENT-A FRONT RO0MIN THE SECOND STORY
i of the Democrat Building" Apply at this Office.
DIARIES for 1857, can now be had Mt
IL WEIGHS PIONEER BOOK STORE.
FOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY Exc
u cued al this Once.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-02-18

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEvA-
- DAss In the District Court of the 14th Judicial Dis
trict CHARLES H. 7. MEYERS, VS. HIS CREDITORS
In the matter Of the application Of Charles H. T. Meyers
the above named insovent debtor praying that he may
be allowed to make cession of his estate his creditors
and be discharged from his debts pursuance with the
Insovent Debtors and protection of creditors And
pursuance Of order Of the Hon. Niles Searls District
Judge Notice is hereby given to the creditors of said in
solvent TO be and appear before said Judge in Nevada City
in open Court if the be in session. if not at chambers
the It'll day Of March A. D. 1857 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of
date show il any they have why the prayer of
said nsoven should not be granted and he be discharged
from his debts in the prescribed by law
In'testinony whereof hereunto set my hand and i'm
press the seal Of this Court this I'd day of February A. D.
1851 ls5w. j. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-02-18

A TTENTION!!-ALIP PERSONS INDEBTED TO Us
IA requested to make immediate payment, in
tend to close up business and leave for the Atlantic
States at as early date as possible.
LOUIS NORTHOUSE K co.
Nevada Jan'y. 3D. 1s57.-15-1m
NEW AND IMPROVED DIARIES AND
IN DAILY JOURNALS for 1857 variety of sizes for the
pocket and counting room, for sale by
J. Z. HAMLIE,
13-2w Corner of Broad and Pine streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

Law has been opposed from the beginning with
utter license, simply to retain political power NO
man who has watched the course Of Wood, and the
far different course Of the Metropolitan Comnis'
sioners, can doubt these two facts. But for TINS
bold bad man who lords it over US as if we were
hi, born ,erf.. and who talks about Democracy and
chartered rights when we resist the new fonce
might have been thoroughly organized upon tne
Fourth of July. The murders upon that ana inc
succeeding day must rest upon his head. de is
guilty of every drop of blood then she'd and must
answer for it here or hereafter. For man IN
such position to talk about the State Ponce
"regime inaugurated in scenes of raPine, is just
as preposterous as it would be for merchant de-
tected in forgery to deliver an Grafton from the
steps of the Exchange and to assembled Wall street
upon commercial integrity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

Co.. he x;,tue Of their own win, hardly deny that
~ MIGHT amend 10 II condition requiring 70 DO
Grs anproved Sy the people. they can DO tnis ey
eon al,c say rhat classes Of persons sra" oe c"H"'ea
as bling part Of the people,
VIII The Times oblige Us BY harmonlzns inc
doctrine here put forth with that embodied IN the
extract from Mr.. Buchanan's Inaugural above
ouoted, Which are we to understand to be the
platform of those in whose behalf The Tunes
now speaks-that sit is the duty of the Government
"of the United States to SECURE TO erery res'denf IN
" babitapt of Kansas the free and Independent ex-
"pression of his opinion by bis vote on the ques'
tion of Slavery or Free Labor in Kansas or tha1
the qualifications of voters on this question are 10
be settled" by the bogus Pro Slavery Convention
mat chosen by less than tenth of those PRESIDENT
inhabitants" to whom Mr.. Buchanan declares 1t
the duty of the Federal Government to secure
the right of suffrage on this question There is a
very wide chasm between the position so explicitly
taken in the Presidents Inaugural and that now
maintained by the Presidents organ; and we ASK
The Times, which is so vehement in its praises OF
the straightforward and consistent course OF Mr.
" Buchanan and Governor Walker in regard to Kan
sas," to tell us which policy it intends to praise
that foresbadowed in the Inaugural or that pro-
claimed by The Union?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

That appropriation to send special messs,ss
to an English ship-yard with petition that :,
owners of tho Great Eastern will be kind eooasis
send that vessel to New-York, is one Of the n.
characteristic jobs which marks the Dead RaLIs
majority Of the Board Of Aldermen. The real Dr.
pose is this: AID. Clancy is one Of the conductor
of TIL. Sunday Leader; Mr.. George Wilkes IL ~
of the conductors Of Porter's Spirit Of The Tms
After the recent prize-fght between those disS,.
0uished individuals known as Tom Sayers and In
ton Slasher, which Ssyers won and became ths,sS,
the champion Of England, another modern Asu
named Ben Caunt challenged the new champea
The fight will probably take place in few weeks
About the same time will occur the Gooa~ead
Races. and Messrs. Clancy and Wilkes, in mad
laudable spirit of enterprise want accurate NJ
early reports of these fights and races for than
respective journals; and so, under pretense OF a
tightening the British commercial public ss to u
depth of water in New-York Harbor, it is propose'
TO send man or men to England, and AID. ciacJ
wants as much as g., 500 to enable the special 10
porter to appear in becoming masniicence. Nov
il ia possible that neither the Alderman or Mr.
Wilkes cares anything about the fights Or Tia
rsce.. but thew are the men selected for the mis-.
sion and their friends are urging the matte, through
the Board of Councilmen. We shall see If they get
<ba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

The question as to whether Mr.. ConOver or MT.
Devin shall be Street Commissioner OF the CITY OIL
New.York is now before three %adges OF the gu
preme Court. The Sheriff returned to the order
recurring Mr.. Devlin to deliver up the books and
papers of the office, that he refused so to DO ana
Mr.. Devlin answered this return by modest
affirmation that such order was not, In his Judg-
ment valid in law, and statement that an ln)unc-
ton restraining Conoyer from taking possession OF
the documents in controversy was still pending De-
fore Judge Roosevelt. A question then arose as to
the propriety of issuing warrants to the Sheriff, au'
thorf1ing and requiring him to institute search
for the missing books and papers, and to impnson
Mr. Devlin until they should be forthcoming
While this question, which remains undecided was
under argument, csrtiOr0ri was read 10 ana served
upon the Court, whereby Judge Davies removes
the whole matter into the Supreme Court the
theory of Mr.. Devns counsel being that Judge
Peabody has been acting as special Commissioner
under statute, and not as branch of the Su-
preme Court. This eertiOrari was not returnable
until September, but upon due application by Mr.
Conover's counsel an order to show. cause why 1t
should not be set aside and vacated was obtained,
which will be argued before Judge Davies this
morning. On Monday Judge Peabody Will make
I'D bis mind about issuing the warrants, and on
Tuesday Judge Roosevelt will decide whether to
continue his pet injunction through the Summer or
not. If Judges Mitchell and Clerke are in town,
they will doubtless each be required to sign one or
more legal processes in this matter before many
days.
Meantime, while counsel are trying to outwit one
another, and judges are attempting by family
quarrel to dspel the ennui of summer vacation,
which wa. too precious to be trenched upon for the
purpose of furnishing two limbs Of the law, who
had insulted the Court by running of prisoner
legally in its custody-whie this pleasant comedy
is coming off on the City Hall boards MIR. Devlln
holds possession, performs the duties and pockets
the emoluments of the Street Commissioners OF
fee. and his honor Mayor Wood laughs in his
sleeve. Mr.. Conover having been thrust oat Of
his official apartments by sheer force, can find no
leon means to rensiate himself but can only pay
counsel and bide his time. Justice does, indeed,
appear to be blind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

The Indians in Florida all told, men, women and
children, hardly muster 800 in number, while the
men able to bear arms are less than half hundred.
The country which they occupy is miserable
swamp, the larger part Of it several feet under
water, and its chief products, as it has been face
tousy said, some 500 bushels of frogs to the acre
with allgators enough for fencing. This state
ment, however, leaves out the musketoes, which
have as fair claim as either the frogs or the ALI.
gators to be enumerated among the staples of this
miserable district.
The United States, not content with the six or
seven millions formerly spent on these Indians, to
little or no purpose, since they still maintain them
selves in spite Of all efforts TO drive them out, are
now spending some hundred thousands more-it
may, by careful nursing, count up to million or
twO-by way Of continuing this bad job. The
power Of the United States Government is found
minOles, and State assistance has to be called in.
Beside large attachments of regular infantry and
artillery employed in this service, the State OF
Florida has been and still is called upon to furnish
additional troops. At the last accounts Captain
A. d. JohnsOn's company Of mounted volunteers
was being mustered out Of the service their term
Of enlistment having expired, but to supply theiI
place Governor BrOOme had been authorized by the
War Department to raise ten companies Of mounted
volunteers and 4 boat company 45 strong wa
also being mustered into the service. Meanwhile
it is a long time since we heard of any Indian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

The person who attempted to carry of Parrot,
the French prisoner, from Eldridge street Jail,
the other night, was one Clarinet, the French
editor of The Herald. 1t was the same Clarinet
who gave for OOO it is reported the information
which led to the previous arrest Of Parrot at lager
beer saloon. Our readers will also remember that
was through the cooperation of enc Gabraith for
many years the confidential counsel Of The Herald,
and it's legal representative in the courts, that this
Parrot made bis famous escape from the custody of
Sherif's officer. Why this fellow, Galbratb,
should have desired to rescue bis client, is not yet
apparent but man does not engage in such trans
action for nothing. 1t is said, however that Gal
braith subsequently entered into negotiations with
NJ. Tissandier, the agent Of the French railroad
company which Parrot is charged with rObbng, for
the surrender of the same client whom he had thus
helped to run away but that Clarinet got the start
of him, and earned the reward. 1t appears, too,
that at the final hearing before Mr.. Commissioner
Belts, Gabrath abandoned his earlier efforts in the
defense of this client, and allowed the case to be
closed against him, and in favor Of NJ. Tissander,
without struggle. We learn that there is also a
dispute between Galbraith and Clarinet as to the
division of certain money. There are some queer
things in this world, and The Herald weuld appear
to have a splendid set of gentlemen attached to it,
whether as French editors or counsel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

xc ara buyipg too much abroad and fabricating too
lttle At home. We are building railroads and found
inc cities in the West much faster than our cir
cum stances will justify; but we are young Peo-
pie, with fertile SOIL unequaed energy, great re-
sources, and great elasticity; and we can pull
through without serious disaster if we will but re-
solve to retrench to practice industry and hence
forth pay as we go. Let the country merchant who
cannot pay up his arrears buy very lightly this FALL
and LET bis customers follow his wholesome exam
pie. Let us each resolve toowe less on the LET OF
January than he did on the first Of July If to this
end, it is necessary to wear calico or pepper-and-
salt instead Of silk or broadcloth and to drink
water and milk instead of wine or coffee, let US
face the music at once In this way, revulsion
may surely be avoided, as we all seem to desire 1t
should be- Mere railing at the croakers, the bears
the panic makers, will not answer the desired end;
nor will ever 80 skillful manipulation of figures
tending to prove our Exports equal to our Imports
when every swift steamship takes out two or three
bondseers TO London to give such calculations the
lie. But resolute industry, retrenchment frugaify,
are sure cure for our trouble,
When sl the doctors opiates fall
let us try them, and We can then unite in Danish
ing the goreons Panic and Pressure to the realm
of Chaos for an indefinite season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
New:Durk Daily Gribm,te
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1851.

After violent unsuccessful effort on the part OF
the late Corporation Printer, Mcspedon, 70
save the old Chiefs Office for the Mayor, the Alder
men last night voted almost unanimously to hand
over the Police Station. Houses and properties u
the new Commissioners. As nine tenths Of both
Boards have thus decided, it may be presumed that
the MAYOR will not indulge in veto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

A respected correspondent! thinks we have bsea to'
hard with Mr.. Hazel,ine and by way of specific sta
alleges that we have called him in print the "l~Pa
deat Hazehine," sn appela'ion which our correspond
ent calls upon US to retIsc.. We deelue, We talak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
CRIsrApoRo,s EXCELSIOR DYE -=CnIsrAnonl

attacked the Sebsopo Of prejudice sssnst Hair DYES and TOOK
by Hsving proved, TO the satisfaction OF the world
Thai Dye contained esnso aud that &c
ss well natchle color impaired by liz he has The
pleasure Of seeing Ia universal request Sold aud applied Al
M. 6 Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
81, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, aud
YrRekEs,s ELECTRO. CHEMICAL BATHS .Thes

Baths have prov ccacous than other treatment in
the OF diseases arising imprudent Of Mercay
other met. c substsnees Also Rheumatism Chs and Fever
Debility, kc. G. PRINCE Medical Attendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

REMovAI.-BOwEN, MCNAMEE Co. nave
this a,y removed 10 their NV wREEov Of Broad
way and Pesri-st-
New-Yotk July /. 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
Holloway PnLs.-Erery knnwn disease

pain o. a'isnt OF the stomach. bowels liver organs OF
resPsto y coitrolsbe by this remedy which directly
upon the blood u. bile ana AL the ods the BODY freeing
them tEou iupnryi and giving to Tia. ogsnizson by
which they prepared aud circulated Sold at The
tory. Ne 20 Maiden lane NewYork by all Druggists
2Se Csc. and 81 per box. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

REAoyAL.-MAISH X Co.'S Radical Cure Truss
Oe- of No "a badensAe has been 10 No 2Neey'
st. Asto House. Trusse Supporter Shoulder Braces SIX
T.c stokiags variety OF Bsndsges OF most
sroy,s patterns kfu;iy applied Private application rooms
Tor Iadi.s A con pctcut female In attendance.
Prof ALIEN. &. BARRY'S
rrcoea.roas IL the bes, and cheapest article for DTess
ipg besvtiyBs. Cleansing, Curling. Preserving Restor.
ips the DALI. Ladies try H.
sols everywhere.
Bu, DIRECT PROM THE MANUFACTURERS, aud
Is CENT.
FNcee1 Ivory handled TABLE KNIVES ~ 20 doz.
Ex,lt sor, -haadsd DESSERT kNNES... % per dog.
Al 4. V. HAUGHwOUT Co.'S,
Corner Of Broadway and Br,ome-st.,
Of fpe TAsLE Cutlery. SILvEsPLArED WARE
Cur ca sswARE, &C., and
DEcosAToRs Of french PORCELAIN
spxers and visitors the City cordially invited TO visit
our where they view the whole OF the above
opssstioos ca The premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

GAS FOR THE COUNTRY.
Gas APPARATvs AFTEK THE PATENT % THE
MARYLAND PORTABLE Gas COMPANY.
C. r. WospwosTH& CO.
ot-lug for sale
A most complete, cheap, simple
And efficient Gas Machine,
Adapted N sll respcct. 10 the wants of
PstvsrE DWELLINGS, PVsLIc and PRIVATE ScooMs,
CsvRoaEs CoLLEGEs FAcToRtEs, FosSoEsIEs
HOTELS, WATERING PLACES, Sc. No,
A well towns and villages.
Details will be furnished
BY Supplying in person or by letter
To the office Of the Company,
WheTe n machine can be- seer
q. In operation,
Z. u. WooDwo5TH CO.,
No "a Wsllst., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11

BRYASs CAMoMILr PJILs-Increase the pow
ere Of Digestion rOrfyins and soa s.iou, sss.s
perfectly harmless give the most deoss en- 500
by GrnaIr NoRrox No tS sh sv- at q H. k>S s. Saa oy
Ryppne 4 Co Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-11
REMOVAL.

/ NJ SINGER L Co. have removed their SEWING MACHINE
b.su.. white marble front building, No 4'S
Brosnws. Grsnd In buying such an article as a
Sewing Machine the Iuest economy is to buy tne best Ihey
who SNGERs MACHINES always get what thev want
and US. them with satisfaction and profit whie they VINO buy
AN cheaper and inferior machines in the market are sure
10 sufer disappointment. vexston and loss
l. h. SINGER Co, No. 458 Broadway, cor GTandst
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
sSrife5er SSOrrotb /!
9tun 1T obrr fiber Cure 3cit
0epr9e s. Neber.

c6nCteer an ylrc. 70, gSeit Snmiltpn Stra5e
tsr Statt @Irntaun,
Ma6t IetnG Sreunbsn, JSunorn unb rem gut.
lifum Gterbaupt tcfannt. pa6 er Icrben pen Ybi,
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StOtf friIcbcr 0iitcr,
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mem alten Stafppldte, glp. 70, gGeIt 5dmtltcn
Strabr, Spi6cn @ecr9e'S unp oneentu6's @aIls
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ais Sprmam, tstreitt or
9as S6ncitrr9rfAdft,
auf cine ICbr ous9sretntr QBeiIc unp 8leitrr bon
ierer ScnennunS prrren BON ibm psrfettgt, Die
nr9Cnrewo itrrtrcfen waon tjnnsn. QRcnn
ein &Ietrun9silf nitt nad gGunIA paGt, 10
braudt Ter &unee es nidt ;u nClmCn, urp Gin
onpsres wrc an bflen StcQc perftrti1t--gr tebt
aleSCtt gut fir irine Arteit.
anh Batter INNER Cinrn grceen unp fGi6icras
tlen Solratb rCr bc!rn unc pebITejlltsn
Scrti8cr KIciecr -
ouf 6anh - au9 atle glrtrn @ltcr, um Rlettrr
paraus gu perfcrti9en. Gr bat sIddfdQs auf
9ane, ale Nrten pen Den teitpriruisitsn, l4En.
itrn unr mprtBiicn
0emrcn, Sra9cn, Strfa, &anbl1ube,
lSnls> unb Saitbrntiibcr,
une ttsrtaupt ale Nrtitel bic ~ ctncr pcGldnri.
gen SGnrrcrc 9rbEren. 8afrt nur an, unp tBr
mrrert cud it&er rjdt tstrpetn iiupen.
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tet er tterbura irintn ua9etruGrItsn u. tr3lihp
Dant ob.
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SOauer 6 SS0rnres.

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9tprb 3te Strebe, 9biIabeIpbia,
SRaasn Oas Yutusnm aufnertiam ouf ibrsn srSs
Feu Stctt ron
SitIcriei 8nc0cr, Sldne.9Gebcr
Hno 9 6rsib ibmatertatien;
rcIthCs nun Der ousssnsbutsts III, Der is bel linen
an9eircf,n ptroCu tcuuIc uno ulde iie 10 pcblfei,.
uno c ino pGrithtrt rtpas pcbtfltr psrtauftn tSus
nsn uno aub mcblftICr rertauftn pCrorn, oils bies
an tr9cno cnem Srt in philadelphia 0eitbirbt. Sie
fno 'ugtst;h he yotruue9ibcr pcu
SeltpH'S Sutline 2anbfdrfen,
wStchs 1rtltr fir Ghutsn vcn tSinen anoGru in beg
lanjEu psltSu sSCH ttCrtrcftu wCrpsu. &ISihfaus
pcu
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Ghulttbern.
Gs ftnb riss berrlltbs uno Ole tsnstu9srhtsttn
Sbultudnn IN zen &trgint9fcn Staatrn, unp eief
Itlbe fueen thrtn lHe9 un9tautlib lhncI in bic
ShuIsn aUrr Scnenuun9en IN fteEm eanet. Gten.
falS ron
SSilfon'S Gjefcbiebts.
Ditfts 94Cre cmphtblt fCb bcicnesrs fttf uue
SabuerrSnrt9e ltlmmen earln Gbtrein, oaB beriate
nit rlehr Scr9dIt sulammcn 9etrasen it, als ir9eue
cine putIttaticn Der Irt Die il bier crsr oucsrparts
osm YutIltum gum Strtauf an9ttctru puros.
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bic Slrma non & #, cSutb u. 8 lfr d, als
tbre a9cnteu fir cb9s Werts. biz s putti;irsn.
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philadelphia prstgSn gum &erfaui ouf poRe Scbat:
tn rpcreen.
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tonttar. uno wCrcsn ffGts burb quite 8Ebaneluns,
uno tl9e Trrifs, luthcn fitb ibrSR 1ut6sa Der
Sunft osS Yubhtams jusu,ishsn.
Scpsr unS Barnes.
SRai @. 1857. na6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-10-07
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6crrn 2rn9neder, erndnnte bic Court Sctn s.
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mdb gu maiden, unp rem ndhRsn felgeiestgn
gBaiienserdt Ssridt Su srRattsn.
fSEEFSN aus ben llrtunrSn.
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