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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The New York Herald says. that gloomy
forebodings are entertained by many people OF
the extent of suffering aud distress to which
the poor of New York will be exposed 10 the
coming winter; and after the trying ordeal
to which the working classes have been sub
iected since the financial resulsion Of las,
year, it is not surprisipg that fears on that
head should exist. Mech distress there ur-
doubtedIy will be; but from present ap'
pearances there is come reason to hope that
things will not be quite SO bad as was anti
cipated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
PUBLISHED DAILY y TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAk soON bAS.
LEXANDRIA
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IS, 1855.

The National Intelligence through whose
columns the suggestion was first made for
an annual celebration of the Birth Day oi
the Constitution" again urges that the 18Th
of September, las the day on which the rati-
fcation of the Constitution by a sutacieat
number Of States was officially proclaimed
in the Congress OF the Uuited States then
assembled, in 1881 or the l7.h OF Septem,
Der. las the day of it's adoption and hoai
signature by tho Convention ct delegates
who framed IT, should be annually set apart
as a National Jubilee throughout the couo.
try, and thus be made to stand in the same
relation to the Constitutional Union wnlch
perpeiuates, as is held by the Fourth of July
to the maguanimous Declaration Which mau-
qurated, the Independence Of these United
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
Tn. Tariff De mocr.e Of Pe~nnsyIvania

The whole Democratic Karty OF PennsyI-
vspia, Lecompton and Ant-Lecompton, seem
to be coming out 10 favor Of i protective tar
i'll. At a large Democratic meeting IN the
large Democratic county Of Bsrks the other
day, the following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted go,
"Resolcei, That We are urqlalifedly in
favor Of the repeal or mobilization OF the
Tariff Of 1857, ard earnestly desire that ade-
uua,e protection shall be secured to the
great industrial interests Of our State and
country"
There it is. While the Virginia and South
Carolina Democracy are preaching tue doc
trine of Free Trade, their Pennsylvania al
lies" are cIamorous for protection TO their
manufactures. Aud yet the party Is a uhIt,
upon all questions. in all portions OF the coon-
try .--RichmOnd Why.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Some Of the gang called the Hunters
Club" 10 Baltimore, said to be a demo
cratic Club, 90 Thursday, shot at, and nearly
killed. an old but efficient police officer. The
"Hunters" have kept the vicinity Of Federal
Hill in commotion for some time past, and
this is the third officer that hes been shot
within q few weeks. This warfare upon the
police in the southern section of the city has
become so violent that Mayor Swami has or
dered an increase OF C~fcers in that district.
aud that muskets and ammunition be kept
in readiness for any emergency that may
arise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

In o late published note, on the subject OF
the rights of bis clients to certain water
privileges at the Great Falls of the Potomac,
Mr.. John S. Peud!eton, by way Of illustrating
one of his points, said:
when the gres, Iudian warrior, Osceola,
uho was made prisoner by tredchery ana
tiaud, was dying III his hopeless captivity,
his bitterest regret was that history would
deprive him of the honor ct winning the bat
tie OF Withleco0che." And be makes him
say: 81 whipped them, as they all know AID
would say, if they could tell the truth; but
its no use for me to complain, the white pee
pie have all the newspapers
To this, Gen. Je+up responds in a note
published in the Washington Star, rather
tar,ly, the gist of which is this:
"Now |, when in command Of the Southern
army in Florida, ordered the detention Of the
spy and murderer. Powell, or, az he was
sometimes called, Osceola, because it was my
duty to delain bin; and the only error com
United was 10 failing to punish him Tor hls
numerous violations of the usages OF war,
by which he had forfeited his life. MIR. Pen
dleton doubtless fancied when be penned the
effusion above quoted, that be was perpetrs.
,iug something both eloquent and Witty. L
shall not question his claim to elcquence, tor
he has certainly been eloquent; nor shall
even hint that be has drawn upon bic men,
ory for bis wit; but be has certaioIy drawn
upon his Imagination for bis facts; aud II the
claim OF his clients to their water privileges
has no better foundation in truth and Ju.-
tice than his statement in regard to the lndi-
an, O.ceols, theirs must BE- rather a hopeless
case"
The note ends still more tartly. Gen. Jesup
will find, if Mr.. Pendleton prefers to answer,
that ",here are blows to give as we'll az to
take.O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

On Saturday last Major Samuel A. War
rem, the Sheriff elect Of Northampton county,
Va, met With a somewhat singular accident
at o Camp Meeting. The Major was gal
lantipg one Of the fair daughters OF Virginia
with On umbrella hoisted. In closing the
umbrella b~urriedly, one Of the steel ribs sod.
denly snapped, and penetrating the ear OF
Major Warren, caused him to fall senselcss
and apparently lifeless to the ground. The
whole congregation were put into cousterna-
ton at this strange accident. all being igno-
rant of its cause, and none being more 80 than
the fair one by his side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

An imperial rescrips. bearing the date OF
the Goth of August, 1854, and the signature
of the Emperor Fraocis Joseph of Austria,
has abolished forevermore. within the realms
of the whole Austrian Empire, that terrible
ebsstisement, running the gauntlet. Terri
Bile il wac, indeed; a cruel and barbarons
remnant of those dismal times called the mid
die ages. The last punishment, hy running
tho gauntlet, was inflicted u lew years before
1854.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The sale of the Pennsylvania State canals
has been finally contaminated, MIR. Moor
head, the president Of the Sanbury and Erie
Railroad Company having just paid over to
the common ealth, as provided 10 the th'rd
section of the law authorizing the sule, 10
Der cent Of the excess OF the price, three aud
q bali millions, at which the canals were sold
to the Sudbury and Erie Railroad Company;
This excess amounted to two hundred and
eiehty.ons Thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Tne Commissioner IN rhe part OF Mary
land and Virginia, Col. Thomas l. Lee. on
the part Of the former, aud Angus MIp1h-
aid, esq., on lehaIf Of TIE latter, appointed to
run and mark the boundary line OF TIE State
Of Marylaud, running due North from the
Fairfax stone to the Pennsylvania line, have
appointed their fret meeting at said stone on
the 18Th inst.
The expedition will be accompanied fy
Lieut.. Mei,zell of the United States eng'-
neer corps, who has been detailed by the
Government, as astronomer to the COMMITS
sion.
We understand i, Is to be the design Of the
commission, at this time, CnIy t. TX the true
direction of the line by astronomical ohser-
yation, and then to proceed to perform the
lame duty at the initial point OF the South
ern line running from the ) nth Point to the
Atlantic ocean; Immediately after which,
they will proceed to ron and mark with SUIT
able monuments the Western line hr-t.
For years the Western boundary line has
been 10 dispute. and a great deal Of litigation
has occurred in consequence, as to the title
of lands. This commission will settle al
these aud restore peace and harmony among
neighbours Cum6. 1a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

In the New York Democratic Conven'
ton at Syracuse, the ascendancy of the
"Solts" was manifest from the beginning,
Notwithstanding the resolution to drop all
distinctive appellations. and they took the
direct method Of proviog this by putting e1'
Governor Seymour in the chair. as perma'
nent President and giving the Tammanyites
the eeats as delegates from New York city.
Whether the cbsgrin of the Wood delegation
is to produce any practical result, can only
be determined in November next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Morrissey, the pugilist, is now IN training
in the ancient town of Lansiugburg, New
York, where his presence produces an unpre-
cedented degree of excitement. The Alba
ny Argus gives Morrissey precedence OF yer,
rit Smith, and even of the Free Love "artists
at Utica, as Man Of the Hour" who has 30
long fitted through their dreams aud ethereal
ized their fspcies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
TeIegraphic Dispatches.

WASHINGTON. Sept. lo--lhe government
is Watching with intense anxiety the progress
of events 10 Mexico, but there is no ottlclaI
data which ~iu3tlties an opinion M to the re-
suit. Minister FoGsyth's conduct has not
been the Consequences Ut special INSTRUCTIONS,
The Ca.s.Herrsn treaty, as modified by n y
Granada, l. still under cousideratiIn by the
administration Wb,tcver may he deter
mined upon will be submitted T. the S.rate
The President, who has left tor WEeatiand
on private business, will probably oe absent
for a week
SANDusHY, Sept ID -Thca agricultural Ian
has ue.n largely ate DID here. The receipts
Of the first day were SS 900. The d"ltiereu'
DEPARTMENTS were filed up with previous
entries. and everything passed off pleasantly
with the exception Of the runaway IT a trOt
ter in harness, iriuring, but not seriously,
three persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

A New Orleans enterprise, now nearly
Completed, is the shortening Of time to Cali
f~oruia, by about 800 miles, by the coutinua-
ton If she wagon road from the bead OF nav
isatinn on the Coatzacolcos river TO the Bay
Of Vento-a, on the Pacific. We are told
that the Tehuantepec wagon route will be
opened up for transportation OF the Uoited
States mails, OF passengers and freight,
within two months ir,m toe I!h OF Sep,em-
Der. inst. The n. o. Bulletin, says the
work has been steadily but uoiselessly going
on, WITH every prospect Ut being completed
ty the tune specified in the gov runeDt con-
tract. The steamship Quaker City has been
purchased and fitted up u run between New
O:leaBs AID the river Coatz ~icnlcos; and al
iron s.eaoer with water tight compartments
and drawing tut sixteen inches ol water, has
been constructed for navigating the Coa,z =
colcos river. which has already been iaanon-
ed in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

"Mahalind, or, the Two Cousins" is the
name Of a Virginia romance just published.
Its author, Mr.. n. j. w. Le Cato. of Acco.
mac county, although very young and a self-
made mau, has displayed much ability IN
the management Of the story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Oue day last week, q Mr.. Woodroofe OF the
80 b regiment, stationed at Quebec, perform
ed the feat of swimming across the 81. Law
renee river 10 twenty-five aud a half minutes.
ConsideriDp the power of the tide and the
stream, this feat may claim to be placed side
By side With the similar achievement oil Lord
R,ron across the waters Of the llellespont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The 6remen Of Pnilsdelphia are INDUCING
tbemsslves" 10 rows. pistol firing. stabblns'
and ~belligereot professions. The difficulty
has sr;sen cot of a quarrel over the election
of Chief Engiussr VI ths department..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The Colonization Herald publishes tsbu'
lar statements Of the comparative mortality
of the several squadrons of the United States
for various years. prepared by DR.. Whelan'
of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery at
Washington. which show that that stationed
nm the African coast. is the healthiest, With
an exception. the Brazil feet alone preced'
ing il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The naval general court-martial convened
at the Brooklyn navy yard for the trial Of
Henry Levitt, has, by order # the Secretary
of the Navy, adjourned sane die, the prisoner
having UNEXPECTEDLY stscuudeo! The court
v;u re-assemhle 81, uld Levitt he arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

In q speech delivered at New Albany
Iud., the Hon. VIM. Ii. English, author OF
the Kansas bill, repudiates one Of its provl-
sion-, by declaring that be will vote for the
admission Of Kansas whenever she presents
Lereelt With a constitution, legally formed
and approved by the people of the Territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

A Snowman giving dramatic entertain
ments lately at Lafayette, Indiana, was wait
ed on BY Terrell, Of the Journal, of that place.
Terrell offered rs compensation for bis ad'
mission q busbel OF corn. The manager would
not ackuow ledge the corn, as ne said all the
members Of bis company bad been corned
for the past six week!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

In an advertisement offering an estate IN
Worcestershire, Englsud, for sale, the auc-
tioneer annoupcrs in q line of capital let
te,s. a. one of the tempting inducements to
purchase, political irHuencs over twelve
hundred honest yeOmeD"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

We learn from the St. Paul Times that the
Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Railroad Com
psuy contemplate the erection of a bridge
across the NJ ssissippi, at Fort Spelling,
which, when fnisbed, will be one Of the
lopyest and finest structures 10 the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The next State elections will be held 10 DC
tober, when Florida, Georgia, South Carroll
ma, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio and
Pennsylvania, all choose members of Con-
gress, and nearly all elect d general State
ticker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

MIR. Sherrard Clemens, for his ofhcious'
ness, having been knocked into q cooked
hat" the portentous inquiry is started, "who
ia Mr.. Clemens in favor of for Go'ernorl'-
Does it matter much, who be is in favor Of?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

We see it stated that the government has
chartered the propeller Southern Star, for the
Paraguay expedition. The Southern Stall
belongs to Capt. Badger. Of Petersburg, Va,
and she completes the number OF steamers TO
be chartered for this purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The Oyster season has fairly set in, in Bal
timore and PHILADELPHIA, and the trade Is 10
c~rea.iug every day. Oysters sell in Pnlla
delpbia BY the thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The Baltimore Sun announces that Presi'
den: Buchanan arrived in that city % We'd
nesday evening last, from whence he was to
proceed on Thursday to Lancaster, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

To enjoy a good nights repose take a cold
towel bath before retiring. A bowl or tub
of GOLD water ard q hard crash towel used
vigorously over the whole body, are ali that
are necessary, in addition to q clear con
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

10 New York, on Wednesday, Mr.. VIM. II.
Dyckmsn, of the firm Of Curtis Il Dyckman,
made affidavit before Justice Welsh, charg-
ing that 500, 400 had been obtained of them
on forged drafts, purportiug to be from j.
Mazzaro & Co., Of Havana, presented by Chas.
p. Delacroix. Ga sscertaining that the
drafts had teen forged. they applied to Della
croix, when he told them the drafts we're
given him by Frederick Ludwig, formerly 8
clerk in tie employ Of the Cuban tirn.-
Through information given by Delacroi1'
Ludwig. and a young man named r lrcherez
were arrested at the Bancroft House, where
they were stopping, In the possession Of
Rolscherez was fouod n forged draft for ~,
500 Of Justo. Navarro 4 Co, on Hall Co., OF
Charleston, South Carolina, end bearitg the
genuine acceptance of the latter firm. No
other drafts than those specified have yet
ooue to light. but it is confidently stated that
nearly $780, 600 of similar forged drafts have
been sent to Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

For the last fortnight the United States
Marshal at New York has endeavored to
entrap two vessels which be suspected to be
~slavers. The one vessel was at a point some
distance up; the other vessel is yet at the
port. The vessel not in the barber has es-
capped, and the other has changed her oolors
and altered her appearance so much that she
cannot be suspected. unless other suspicious
CIRCUMSTANCES should occur. She is now
taking in an honest cargo. An important
item OF Intelligence has t%ranspired. through
a letter received by a gentleman III Ports
mouth, from the L. 5. steamer Dispatch, by
which it Is learned that this vessel Is ordered
by the Navy Department from her present
place of rendezvous, Pensacola. to cruise on
the northern side Of Cuba. for the purpose of
iutercepting two more ~Slarers, daily expected
t. land their cargoes on that Island. This
action vas the result of Information gather
ed from some of the officers Connected With
the capture of the brig Putnam, alias E tho,
BY the Dolphin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Alexander Won Humboldt has completed
his S9th year, having been born Sept. IL,
1869. The fourth volume Of bis Cosmos
was issued during the last year, and be is
now engaged 10 writing the fifth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The mast, this season, is said to be unusu-
sually abundant in Western Virginia. The
forests are full Of chestnuts, acorns and 9TH
er nuts, which will indemnify tbs farmers, to
some extent, for their short crops of corn,
oats. &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The Gubernatorial election is the great
theme in the Democratic papers. The Letch-
or men, aud the Anti-Letcher men, are fight
ing there vigorously. Outside of the news
papers, and the politicians, the subject has
not excited, as yet, a great deal interest with
the people. By and by, the commotion will
begin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

Jacob Lsntz, esq, has been elected Presl-
ding Justice in Shenandoah County, w.,
vice j. j. Allen, deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

A case of yellow fever Zone of the steve,
dores recently employed at quarantine,) Is
reported in New York. The Castleton Bard
Of Health refuse to let the dead from yellow
fever, lie buried outside of the quarantine
grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERT1SER.-sEP

The Redmond Enquirer has a letter IRON
Washington, coudemning in strong terms
the course Of the Washington Union with re-
gard to Senator Douglas; and the letter
saws, .tha. the real friends Of the integrity
of the Democratic party see nothing but dis
aster ahead 10 the present course OF the
"Union," if that paper be not positively i'm,
potent for evil. Is is not a strange commune
tion of circumstances, to fnd Lincoln, Trun.
bull aud the Government organ engaged in
the same cause, endeavoring to effect the
same RESULT"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The American Colonization Society's ship
Mary Caroline Stevens, from Liberia, Sih Of
August, has arrived at Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

The Woodstock Shenandoah county.
Tenth Legion says, it does not believe there
is a siugle opponent to the nomination of
Mr.. Letcher as Governor, in Shenandoah
couptyi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18
c In berland Cement,

We are Informed that the cement required
for the reservoir e the Baltimore water
works, is 10 Re manufactured in this city, a,
ne mills Il DR.. Geo'ga Lynn.
This cemeut j. sa!d 10 be the best manu-
featured in the United States. 1t is used 10
he construction Of the Washington eqoeduct,
AID 10 al important works III the country,
Thousands Of tons Of it being shipped yearly,
with an increasing trade each recurring year.
Cumberland Telegraph
A~'urEhlUk VIRGINIA SMOKING lUbAC-
- co, just received and for sale by
WIN. A. HART, lU9 King-st., cor. OF Pitt.
u Sign Of the Golden Mortar. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

A Richmond correspondent of the South
Carolina Guardian, attributes much of the
trade and prosperity of Richmond to it's
Flour Mills and Millers. There are seven
mills, some With "a pair of stones. seven feet
in diameter, possessing the finest machinery
that has ever been invented for the manufac-
tire Of a ,ur, and turoing out bstweeo tour
and five thousand barrel, per day. This re-
quires about 90 600 tu-hels Of wheat per day,
ur about 5000 00O bushels per annum. These
are said to be, ty good JUICES, model m'i'F'
both 10 their machinery and in their man
cement. Ooe of the Oldest of these mills
THE lIaxall Mills" WAS established about
the wear 1907, by Mr.. HaSall, the father Of
some Of the present owners, With only tour
pair Of stones. They have gone on iron
that period steadily incre asing in capacity
and capital, until they are now running t"eo,
ty runners, turning off about a Thousand
barrels of -four per day, and have made large
fortunes for their owners. 10 the meantime,
other energetic and practical! men 10 and
around Richmond, seeirg the Hsxall Mills
prosperIng so well, embarked IN the enter
nrise. and the result Is priucely fortunes to
their owners, and furnishing, as it were, at
their own doors, one of the best wheat mar
ke,s for the farmers of Virginia.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-05

al9e le9en, unb @uer 2ano uerlenoen fubr
gtapolecn nit raubem Gone fort. Warum babt
Sgr MID 9erebt? 0tidt id babe ben aries an,
9efan1sen; ba Sbr ibn tpolltet babe i'd, ibn Sud
9e8eSen. 2l5er ia9t Guren 6reuuoen uub ben
9uten SlIr9ern POtaoams, baB Der Graum ibs
res re- &onl9S itd bod ni4t gang erfaueu wiro.
g9 1T mO9ll4, oaB @uer S6nis MIDI 3plnst,
l9fli lelne S9lOlier 81 5erfSren, aber boS Oau8
De" SurSerS nno bic 0itte pe8 2anbmanns
MUD melnea unmillen niAt gu empftnpen bas
ben, uno eer 6euerbrano meines 3crnes mir
Cure Teloer n4t Dertpalten. Sa9t ba8 ben
9uten Sir9ern oieier Staot, laet ibueu, lie lole
len lt4 nldt por mir firdten, benn nicmols
we,oe td tbre Pripilesien unb 0ledte an9reifsn
uno lbren Snterellen feiupl9 ent9eaentreten.
llnO leet, tOmmt, meine Serren, laBt unS met.
ter 9eben.
(6ortIetun9 frl9t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-05
9llDiS SbmetnQ.

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SD made bernlit menen 8rsunbea unb 8sfauuen, fppe
bem aeebrlen 9ublttum BITE Mnset8e baB M ae prn BON
SCfer&rbe 6nea unb btlts be(Crse SUfa'S, neue unb
alt fOwte aud atrasen ptrben Guf 0erlanasn TN 5due
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Ut Bet mtr feIbf Ode Gbafe unD SUmmerletfroee as
9e8sben wsrben ESpta8,3mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-05
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