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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01

The new year commenced under favorable the
Liverpool andiAancester markets. which were acted
some extent operators from England reluctantly snsring
market OF advancing prices for cotton third Of this
month We wrote Us being Saturday of extra
ordinary heavy payments
very seldom does fall to the lot Of public Journalists to
core WIN sc elevated feelings hzh qualification at the
results OF day which has in the financial history oil
NeT oeenped 10 large share of the public attention
ano nina " ne h Of January but particularly At TINS
time when great cashng antagonists
nave heretofore commended for the great cot
lo neid New Orleans and which has repeatedly been de
y favor Of parties supporting interests or
me spnnsrs Of OF Liverpool ana sf
friends on this side II has been the cotton fac
o Of .hs city would have about inc
their position and day has Witnessed the largest
made into the Banks Of this city on any one day @
any faltering, amounting in all, to. .S'oiooO
The following amounts paid in previous years;
Say 4th January 1856 e9 ~
Do do 1885 .'.......'.''''.''''''.'''''. "a 20
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-01
1885,,

Statement OF the Amount Of Exchange held by the
Saturday Of erery WcekSr the Year ending dug 81 1851.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-15

J1diluA. u pau
The steamship Niagara arrived here at +8
this p NJ
England continued in election ferments-
Few members yet returned. but appearances
favor Palmerston.
France.-Lttle done in the Paris Conia-
auce Of the oath. Meetings being merely d.
the purpose OF receiving the Prussian prlo2.2.-
sails Another meeting on the 25th was lsI
to receive propositions Of Switzerland |-. ,,
differ materially from Prussia. An amIc-,S
..ttIement is confidently anticipated.
1t is reported that England has eeasl "
France Longwood House and Napoleon lO-'
at st. Helena.
SBGiu-GOvernment contemplate lay-7
q submarine telegraph between Cuba anu w
Z. ). The first divisions Of the fleet 10 M
Mexico were to leave about the 18th OIL MATCH
for Havana
Germanu-The German Powers declle lls
Intervention Of other European powers ID ~. .-'
quarrel between Denmark and the cons1st.
ton, on the ground that the question Is pI,s W.:
federal. Russia IS said TO be iavoTaole 10 w
mark in the dispute. r..- i-s
.4ustriG.-The government ID reca..u7
representatives from Turin, addressed cI. IL,
despatch, setting forth its reasons to is So -
at European Courts, statiug that tue -
Cabinet is dissatisfied at Count Ca yyli.,l,t
plies to the complaints against the f 5-.,i,
press and the tolerance with which - n
treats their attacks: also sees new en-. n
the language used by Sardinia, on occas I'm.
debates rela I've TO the fertilization a. Ia ba
dria. The despatch says that AnSlfla -. nv head
come convinced that Piedmont SEEKS 70 - I
an insurrrectionary movement II Ilal!, IS he
if successful, would be the destruction u
Austrian dominion in Italy. -,:-s d;af-
Japan-The particulars of the EtDS'i I2--F.bb
Guilty with Japan have arrived. -! ne E E.7
commander, after forcing entrance mo 1 80
ask, had a correspondence with the ~ c:r,oai.s
who finally gave orders % oPo1 lad 3,,i3
and Nanguaski to vessels OF France A-7
Russia and the United States. caI-
Chinu-A telegraphic dspatcn1, Ilo ~ Of
cutta to Bombay states that the hulP'l :, the
China disaproved of the proceedings -Ja,. 10
Governor Of Canton, and had given o. IT, yas
conciliate the English also that a pa.,,- and
fought at Bushire, between the Bon'o~s 0f
Persian cavalry, resulting in the toia PHI Rr,s
the latter, with the loss Of 500 killeu'
loss 20 killed and wounded.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-15

zgY. B. Boyden has received the aPpo'D ~
Of Receiver Of the new Land oHsS .
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-15

approved March :. 1897.
COLES BASHFORD.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, J.
Scrretary's Office, r.
The Secretary OF State the State Of Wisconsin ices
hereby certify that he foregoing Act has teen eau
with The original enrolled act deposited this al
that the same true and correct copy Thereof an o.
the whole Of such original.
In witness whereof have hereuuto set my hsns ar-
a. affixed the Great Seal the STATE. atthe Capitol
4. s. in Madison this 2sTh 5av OF Narch. A D., ISL
~ JOHN ". HUNT.
ASH -..'- af STATE
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

=.L i WATCH MAKER fedi sd, Fl
MIR. EDMOND DROUET announces to the
V1 public that he has established himself in the
town Of Hcuma, to conduct the business of =
Matchmaker and Jeweler. The patronage Of the
public is solicited. my9ely.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16
Commercial Paper

The New York Journal Of Commerce
Of 18th inst, publishe. the following as
copy Of the act recently passed by the
Legislature Of New York in relation to
''days of grace" on commercial paper
Sec. l. All bills of exchange or drafts,
drawn payable at sight, at any plrce with.
in this State, shall be deemed due and
payable on presentation, without any day.
of grace being allowed thereon.
Sec. 2. All checks, bills of exchange
or drafts, appearing on their face to have
been drawn upon any bank or upon any
banking association or individual bankers,
carrying on banking business under the
act to authorize the business of banking,
which are on their face payable on a
specified day or in any number OF days
after the date or sight thereof shall be
deemed due and payable on the day men,
toned for the payment of the same, with.
out any days Of grace being allowed, and
It shall not be necessary to protest the
same for non .acceptance. lst7izst +5- ia
SEC. 3. Whenever the residence or
place Of business Of tho endorser of a
promissory note or Of the drawer or en-.
dorser OF check, draft or bill OF exchan.
ge, shall be in the city or town, or when
ever the city or town indicated under the
endorsement or signature Of such endor-
ser or drawer, as his or her place Of res.
idence, or whenever in the absence of
such indication, the city or town where
such endorSer or drawer, from the best
information obtained by dilligent inquiry, is
reputed to reside or have place of bus
mess, shall be the same city or town
whore such promissory note, check, draft
or bill Of exchange is payable or legally
presented for payment, or acceptance, all
notices of non- payment and non-accept-
snce Of such promissory note. check draft
or bill Of exchange may be served by de-
posting them. with the postage thereon
prepaid, in the post Office Of the city or
town where such promissory note, check,
or draft or bill Of exchange was payable or
legally presented for payment or accept
ance directed to the endorser or drawer,
At ruch 4 city or town. .,a.g .f5r- ba
Sec. 4. This act shall take affect on
the first day Of July next, but shall not ap-
ply to any bills Of exchange, checks, drafts
or promissory notes bearing date prior
to that date. -.s...
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16
HOUMA, PARISH OF TERREBONNE. LA. SATURDAY, MAY l6,
DEscRIPr1oN OF THE ARrEs1AN WELL.

DEscRIPTIoN OF THE ARrEsIAN WELL.
Tho Charleston correspondent Of the
ClarksvilIe Tobacco Plant furnishes that
paper with the following description of the
Artesian well, which has been in progress
tor several years past. = .s e..-,ti i-..e
Being on temporary visit, | avail my.
self Of the occasion to give you brief
description of the Artesian we'll at this
place, and the modus of boring the same.
The well is said to be the invention of a
Frenchman, whose name l do not now
recollect. 1t is dug, or rather drilled, with
a heavy steel drill of 1900 pounds weight,
twenty feet in length, and half foot in
diameter. The drill is raised above the
surface Of the ground, by means ofpulleys,
attached to wheel, which is worked BY
a small engine, TO the height of forty or
fifty feet and then allowed to drop. ''''T
Alter going to the depth Of the drill
strong poles are attached to tho upper ex-
.remity. In this manner it is raised and
allowed to drop. The man who is digging
the we'll informed me that he had drilled
through seventy five rocks, averaging thir.
ty-eight feet in thickness. He has com.
pleted one 1850 feet in depth. Iron tubes
are inserted as he advances, and in this
manner czving is prevented. The we'll
now completed throws = jet Of water to
the height Of l52 feet above the surface.
Iput my hand into the reservoir into
which it fell, and to my surprise found the
water quite hot, clearly showing that the
intestines of the earth are heated. .,,,,.
The borer is now proceeding with a
well ten times As large Is the one now
completed. The one already completed
he intends boring to the depth of 1900
feet, when the water will be thrown to the
height of 800 feet. 1t is expected that this
alone will furnish an abundant supply Of
-.t.,S ffsfsF 10 432t lai ss-3 flfeti = 81
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

U An alderman Of Eondon requested
an author to write ! speech for him to
speak 1t Guildhall. al must first dine
with you," was the reply, '.fo SEQ how
you open your mouth, that | may know
what words will fill it,
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

The WORLD OWES NE LlvINe--
The Cayuga Chief mover produced any
thing better, or more pointed than the
following, You say Sir the world owes
you living-''tis false, it doesn't owe you
a farthing. You owe the world for the
light Of its days, the warmth Of its SUM-
shine, the beauty Of its earth and sky, and
Tor its love, affections and friendships,
which have from your childhood. young
man, clustered around and clung to your
worthless trunk. For all these blessings
Of countless numbers, you are the debtor.
You have never thanked God for health
and life. You never made the world bet.
ter for the breath you breathe, and for the
strength yor enjoy. You havn't anything
to your credit on the day book or ledger Of
lifs-not = cent. You have never taken
\ dollars stock in Heaven. You are 4
miserable, aimless, indolent bankrupt.
You float down the stream Of your lazy
existence like the flood wood on water.
Were you to sink to-day to oblivion you
would not leave a bubble. ~ - ii ~.
Tho world owes you q living Where
is there a manly thought uttered. or no.
BILE deed performed! Where arc there
evidences Of your labor + Nowhere. You
arc lounging through life with your hands
in your pockets, an indolent loafer, swear.
ing and slavsring nonsense. You drink,
gamble and chew tobacco. but never earn
cd your board. A. pile Of lumber would
be Of more account, for that can be work.
ed into forms Of usefulness and beauty !;
but you will not make anything Of your
sell, or allow society to do il. A world
Of such a. you would be the place to live
in, indeed You have degraded our com
mon manhood, instead Of ennobling and
elevating il, and in no.hing but the form
and vulgar speech, are you above the
brutes that perish. And because you are
too lazy 10 work, you clame that the world
owes you : living !,,,a...sg se s.tilss4sl
No sir, you owe tho world . better life.
You never can pay al your debts, but yoo
can do no better than commute for twenty
FIVE cents on : dollar, Do and say. some
thing. noble and manly labor for some
honorable. purpose, and not inhale Gods
pure air for nothing, and grunt through
existence like ! hog, having only two
aims IL life-to reach the bar. and the
and only two attributes-
to eat to gluttony, and drink to drunkness.
The world owes no such. man living.
&&ae efT s44~ III =
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

The New LICENSE Law OF N. York.
The bill directs the County Judge and
two Justices of tho Sessions to appoint
three Freeholders, Commissioned Of Ex.
else in each county, to be divided into three
classes by lot, go that the term Of one
may expire every two years, when the
Supervisors are to appoint biennally.-
These shall have power to license keep
ers Of Inns, Hotels and Taverns-and
store.keepers to sell liquors not to be drank
on the premises. License fee $50 to 300
in towns !; $50 to $500 in cities. A tav.
ern license can only be granted on tho pc.
tition Of twenty respectable freeholders
residing in the Election District, duly
signed and verified BY oath Of = subscrb.
ing witness, nor then unless it be neces.
sary and proper. The country Inn.keep-
or shall keep threeypare beds, s,abling,
and provender Of hay or pasturage, grain
for four horses or other cattle. besides his
own. stock 8 and city tavera-keepers shall
keep six spare beds AID bedding-shall
pueup atavern-keeper's sign, and cannot
recover for liquors sold. except to lodgers;
securities for such debts void. aa45s. .sa7s
fany person 10 seen to drink in = chop,
house or garden, licensed to sell under
five gallons, not to be drank on tho prem.
ise =, il shall be prima facis evidence that
the law 10 violated. The sale or giving
away on Sunday or on general election
day is a misdemeanor punishable by i'm.
prisonment in the Penitentiary. Any one
selling,s unlicensed. 10 pay $50; sheriffs,
daputies, constables, policemen. &C., to
enforce this and to seize any intoxicated
person, who shall be fined o10, or in.
prisoned in default. The CommissioneTs
Of Licences. the Supervisors, the Mayors
Of cities or Trustees of villages to prose-
cute bonds- OF il they neglect to do 20,
any other Psrsons may prosecute therefor
in the name Of the Commissioners. sllss
An Incorporated railroads, steamboat.
ferry, omnibus companies are required to
refuse employment 10 Persons proved to
indulge in the use Of strong drink, and to
dismiss such person under PsaalsJ Of $50
to elO0.lrs &c eaa sysx. ss4sssd sar
In any judgment given for 6nes, &C..
the defendent, upon execution for non-pay-
ment, NOT to have the liberties Of the Jail
aoifa5i i----.-s Il. =. -. -
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

r Women 1ars like .tplips-the more
modest and retired they appe.r the moro
you love them.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16
.TERMs-

-TE ER0S-
--...-.rr.,.s III, ~ inserted It the rate Of One
.s.,,e lof tan lines or less,) sof the nfst ana
S:as Cent? for every subsequent fnseIon 1oese
.,;c.nnt made % those Who advs.s.se @ y.o..
Thirty dollars year will bs cnals 90 ~ .. a. ~rs.t.,
4 Patent Medietae :Aven..'ns, -
.nans .sss ~ q ~
<hNSv .. =, mch n are not deemed % oe OF puone
;",s,e., NAV be inserted - advertsem@ ~ '"e w
inte'es -. Z sator1 by being paid for !. advance.
nonTSuTTNG non nrn DSasss WIN % enafg
NHvyo..useiae CaaaiAaes eaf u oaeess - se pead
in no41oEs net s1essdns three q four Hires
ObInuAs s.rfnav insertea without charge, but those
Gee, ". isnsth. vii BE r1aed q advertisements.
sssEsrnNDsNra ase inlDrusatlN 70 ndeeos 1aes-
r.r rim Be taken ol any commun1casou ~
;s.rtie. uuleas aecomFaaisd y the nsms .no =.
~ .se ~1iter-no& psssaaU lsr pssaeasaaes ses =
r,srassss of sood faish. hisszs- ti8tfs sHI
~ Law - MswsPaPs1s. ss4us1
snhaeribers who 4 not sive express nosles g uee
contrary are eonaidsred - wtshme 70 s'' 1
subscribers order The :. -. n
pa,ey,, xAspuhlish9 may csaeaes - s's" -" -
n .ss.e.n nse,ess q reAsss 70 take their news
.r.ssrn. ne e0ce : iw1ieA shey - 0rectad, saoy
- re.a.e log then until they have sesed tneaf eans
= "A erdereA then dioeondaue9.
- 1o1,es have dpSed tint ree11lns % sa1e nsve-
.a,ars fsn the oMce ar arremoving sd eavng Ae. ~
e]a IA = nina iacie esi6saoe u inee0tsonsi Hoa0
= 81 rhe UaiteA G1ates 0sssh hAse also 'epeeseoy 80
"A th.t Pssmester vho neglects 70 give reasonable
sss@ = 1ssuIrsd 81 u Ro O1cs Deparmset, q the
~ .esect q cssal Il pssss p tske frum The oes
sns.srs s6dreaeed % Mn rsAen the Postmaseer III
~ n m 1ublfsa ss ~ ehs RhE1peaeG eGee. 81 af@t
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

MONSIEUR EDEMOND DROUET previen
V1 le public quill Went de s'etabir Houma Or
il exercera sa profession 'd'ho,loger-bigout II
compte sur le patronage bisnveillant dn public.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

si8enohrtdtisen baS pubtitum baG fis an itrsn
palaltdbntibsn 8ttieerisbr, in Der gBelfs pamcnss
Giraffe, &c. IL, unO nabe tsi gacfets apelbste 90:
9sntpirt9 einsn berrtifcu 8crratb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Gin berrii6er Stpef
So0atttcrsO sitter.
Dreinig, l1eligb au0 g)relnig,

sitBenohridti9en Das pubtlfuu bag iis an ibrsm
palatdbntibsn 8ltoeriiebr, in ner gBelfs 5aniIlrns
Straee, &c. IL, uno rabe tei sNcfets apetbste 9s;
9tnpirt9 elnen bsrrIihep 8crratbs
h5 8en Spmmcr &leibcr 5-.Fs
auf bano 6abtn.- Derltlbe it pet srseer als ,u irs
ssno elmer 3tit psrbsr uno ibr @iatemfnt bas tsi:
sin9trihtelle in 2(utntaunSie basR alIss lpetehes
pom g1ldnnern uno ,snaben in einen 8lsiosritcbr
aefiht uro elte artifet als an iebr uisosren rei'
zen pertdaft iperoen ii iuoem fie auf Den Gtunefae
9eben eoe ,,etn aefbpnoes .,Sip" teeer 1T ais en
tan9famsr Stbiilin1" sic batsn telnen iabrealten
.Srdfb' ouf ibren Shstpes, Den &c b bsnidben ats
9uts uno erts Ouatit Sitter, >bahen-icnoern
i'm 3e9sutheit nb lire 1aarsn ron pcrsu9tesr Gdtt.
neiem Snl uno auF bic beife 0Bsile psrfsrt9t-mebr
TO- ais ie in iracuo snsm @tatliement in otesr Staot
an9etrcfsn wcrbcn.--9suft pabsr bel ibntn an osm
Ha 0e11mafspflen 8leiber< t6aus
an. uub ibr peroct finbsu. oag oes ocr Srt fit 2fe
tf-Sbrt SemniersGtnfdufs hlieBen neie uno asz
pdnfhte Stptes in ftb, clte, bic in fcincm anbcra
Raufmanns:8busioer:@ establishment in 4 Ifntaun an
9etrefsn rpcroen fSnusn. = Sbre 8iiter nb nit Der
alIer9rSetsu Scrafat ausasmdblt. uuo lperoen nadh
ben nsueltcn Stplts uno Safbtcns ouf9smaht, uno
peroer gttuornt eab it 9traoe bas in0, fGr ipas e
tst Dem @ertauf reprtentirt perbsn. 5altst es i'm
9todchtntb. nas Gin ieoes Gtcoun9sltdd petbes in
oisem @tablimeni psrtauft piro pen ihnsu ftlb ass
madt iptro. une oas man ftb baber barouf psriaBen
fam, 0a6 bic Itbsi aut uuo ouusrhaft lit. = Inter
ihrem un9cbeusrn Gfcrtemsnt fubet nan
Sur; atIs arten Qrtitcl, bic ffr Sontmer.an,ttee
rerlan9t perpen f5nnet.
Die terdhrteits Sbatfa6s in Rssue auf g,reiuia.
Wdiab uno 8reinias stobr, 1T Die, oag fe fdr
@dfb faufen n, unc oabsr ttuntn fs ~ .,s.
Stlli9er Serfaufen ais irgenb einige
Der anhern -
ibrs g liter perotu untsr brsr ciacnsn 1uflibt aufs
asmocht. uuo juleBt. bctb audi nbt gum gSeniefen
Sic pertauftn oiticlte nurf atoaswa fie
10 tr Eli d f II - Sie babtn auh sinsn 9rcBen
Sted nen iH
Salstd6er, stnfrn, GDtIdrs, Scmmrr.strfnrpfe,
llntrrs5emben, Inter- Spfenpon alien arten,
uno fur; IGss pcltbes 9sp6bntidb in StcYrs bitfsr
Irt 9ebattsn Miro. t. @. a.'5'-a 1a'sI 10
8ufet an uno 1'bst ibre Gdtsr, ebe ebr fenfpc
fauftt, ben fc st3en fre 9Saarsu ollie aai, aerne.-
tuoeni liz psrhert fiblsn baB as oGislbe ens 9cnaus
ausbaltsu. s .s ..sl -.--...r
Sir 6sberi9e lb!rac llntsrIttsur9 ctIen fe ibren
ber;ttdcn Dant uno merecn ftd fcrner.
bin 6tfrsbeu, ourtb bilIiae Ttti9c uno euts artit
Die 5a1l ihrsr 8unotn uctb UNI oitfts III permtbrcn
Sreinis, Neli9b unb Sreini9.
2trrit ID 1857. na%o
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
* SAnrfSgiltf
M d DIR rei.

lIntsrscibnetr bsoisnt ltb tieicr 6ee9enbeit suen
Srsunosn uno elnsm 9sebrtsn Quttitum an,ujeissn,
oag er lstn Gtiibift netb iulnsr an ftinem atsn
Stanoptass in SbnsdspiGe, 9lrro =Wbcitb6lt Saun:
lbs, gtCta @auutr, fcrt0ttrsitt. 's'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
S { II ffoe & [ eib { +

s c'rftg'e W I IT'D CT.
Sclibc 6errsu biss sinsn pClGn 2tnue fertias Gtsi:
er rpdnlh,n, stSnnCn rcp .Scpfsu 6nB tamit pcrit.
bIu prresu, an Stcpps ,prGtftilem Sar9etO 5tc5r,
an SO. 80 98sit ,oamlten StraBe, 2lasntaup,
Tprit s. 1857. uotp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Nirb DerlQn0t!'

I'm bem Stobr non g3ticuSr uno gtruerS in
Srcrlsrtaun perbsn ieps gBcae 1000 pfnp friibe
Butter vsrlon9t, fdr wstbs Der bSd)itt Rarttprsib
baabIt wrp, pcnn oicklbe gut III. s. le d fans:
5000 Duscno Gtsr, 70 pie aue 4rten 9rpouttn biz
rcn 3eit Su 3tit ptrtdufEid iino. STR pcrst9he
Butter miro tmmsr etr bSbtt MarttprtiD bsjaGn
ti s.a .rs 81 s..
r# @eipRrr unp @srnerb.
Iprtt 3, 1857. q. aEHz.H -l nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

-..qt.rsy@ @er rfertt9sr otn 81.
Salnnantcr SiderEritSsS sStRen,
Sc. a6 sao @irtt etrafs, asGtlaSsfpbia.
= gBubr9eit ii mSats, mb mub Teoen. s
8tribt Ssr Gea,rnittte, sruaunt eas Srsnntn Ger
GilsrnGn SIthtrbtits: 8iten ~ beaufRbtotn, ju
sfSssaoin9 8sbruar 27. 1851. 7a.Hs H
s1E ssaE SfeaSme, Rary4. 1857.
c1Aie ltntsrssihnetsu, 9Rlt5eetr esr Committee,
~ mathen athtun9speu fcl9cnhsn Stribt: DAP
mir aesbeu babtn, ips Die 3ut Stthtrbstss8tlten.
nadp anfSn9tider llttarclntunft ypbtn SarrcIs uno
,Ssrru9 uno Gpans uno BatIcn, nsttntinauoer in
cine Surnase aebraht-uGmtith Die .RiIte in Dem
@sbraadb ces 3abtmsiiitrs Der Wbttaettpbia uno
Nsaoins 8iesstbabu Gou,pa9ur, IN tiuer agtSltu:
&c ;a 9saeia9. psrftrti9t pOu Sarrelts uuo esrrns
uno bic Ssiltt i'm G5etyauh oru .. Il. eans, n ftt;
asn Etebr, nirfertiat pen @pans uno SSailcn-uno
ha9 8dhsr uno Wapers in stue 9craec uis in bic
anesrs estban psresn fino. ss 70 ~
ssaDas- Ssusr rpures au9ssiunetum 81 ltbr sRcr:
Qsns uno puroe auf9sbatn biz 8attsr 6idern
.oci,. Ipti &afttr edrres Gtthtu une balt faanica
Scpspcty sinilttb auf9e;tbrt warsu-SaS @anSe So:
fhab unttr Der aufdpt Der tlntsr;rtbnttn, Wtt9t;t
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ianR atsetabtt, earHah 0tGFftt eic Ytdsr un6
papisre heraus9sncmntn ourd Die Grmniitler, uue
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Genintttse untsriutbt uao beNbugt rpcrotn lparer.
Die 8dhsr uno Yopiere psIde aus rer Giit!. per=
fsrtiat eurh @reuS uno GSaticn 9tncmmsu purocn.
searsu-Har tusHis beltbioSt oureb et un9ebrure i:
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burtb Sarrets uno Serrin9 0encnlncu pcrbcn ine,
sab unlsrsr Nteinune pSaiq Is prssent nlshr, ots
hisenisen ausguans une lBaticn ssts 9sucnunsnsn,
bSlhSbi9t mareu. gs. .g-.-.s =.1s-Ea las
2pir sIaubsu Sas Sti9c cine rchhnSGisc unS ur:
partbeifbs @rGfaua str rspettirtn Suolildtsu Ger
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Ar,enei, 5arbf nno 0las.
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uer9rePfrten Stcd rea lr5eneteu CARTE, Selen, Srs
ntRer,, u + no., tscuoers fir unsre 8ertdufe ouss
9epdblt, uno bsiftbet aus eneni Der hGnten 2fGcrs
ttntnten tn ben @erein9ttn Staotsn, pttts MIR
an nttoeru rrstsen aatisttn, entmeosr fit 8aar9go
ccer 9encbmlSten 6reoit. A24t F4
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premium reines rpytgss 8leipeie. (te(tes) sen:
n9tcn reines petges Bleiipeie, psrfeu bnseipeiGes
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tss) rein ftnsemei6es amerifanides Sins. pbiaeel.
pbia ltbuecneiges 5tut, SDsr's 9loitis Ssutr uut
feuerfefte Sarben, Gbromsgtdns, Gtlbs, une anbtrs
5arbsn i'm aa9anttntu.i TlE fsHF
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franiolfdbss Spie9e9lae, (suarantrD, Die 9fsus5r;
tr 3tns GtfsiIibaft'S Grru9ntBsu, Siloea uno Nlt:
pbslp's 81. y. SirniGen, 8rectlrn 9rsmum teints
pttBes Seilueib, bampben rudbrsnees Grin, refine
Ohio Gatawta 0ranbr, ETC., etc. @ So
Snpprteure son. fH
Sran,Sffhsm unb gnafhem Spie9etsa6, fron,S:
htdbtm uno en9llfhem Grlneer Slae, trtorirt uub
arablrtes Seniterglae, Da9usrrectrp @5tae, aebim.
nlcrte platten fir 5ter; uno Dedsns Stnfftrn (edr
'utlss ptn eben besinfSt), arssnstsn, Gbsmitaltn,
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apctbtter nttifelR I'M Ga9smetnsn Inlrrbsr
SBsrt3eu9e pen isosr 8snsnnuna pnbroutie unb
RSmliber Cement ;8ertatttsr uns eano:6ips; Ya:
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5ren6, 8barbs II. Co.
etcbr. 81. g8. Gdt Der l0tsn unb SRarftsStr.
SOtrif, tci 8srbiuoun9 Der pcrF apenue. Grcpn
uno GotlcpbilI Stragsn, y bilabetpia. y
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