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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Republicans voting for Special
legislation.

JUST dS WAS eApeC-oi TIE - " LanS
Doodlesn in the lower House Of our Lee
glSlature are in favor of special legisla-
ton.
Read this; it is worth a careful consi-
deration and a lasting remembrance.
HorsE.-Sept. 23.-Mr. Rankin Of
fered the following:
ReSUIrcd, That it shall not be in order
to discuss in this House, or take any ac-
ton whatever, except by reference to ap-
propriate committees, or attempt to enact
any local or special laws, until after the
passage, or other disposal, by this House,
Of a civil code or act to regulate practice
and proceedings in Courts of Justice a
criminal code; an act for the better rcgu-
lation Of common schools, and until af-
ter the disposal by passage, rejection, or
otherwise, of any other laws of a general
nature, which may come before it.
After several fruitIesS altempS to amend
and various motions, the ayes and nays
were demanded and resulted as follows:
.4ges-MessrS. Bramble, Briggs, Cas-
sell, Clark, Collins, Cooper, Dean, Elem
ing, Gwyer, Hall, Kline, Lee, Mason,
Noel, Rankin, RGder, Seymour, Shields,
Steele, Tafe-2l.
Nags-llessrs. Davis of Cass, Davis
Of Washington, Daily, Doom, De Ply,
Marquette, Stewart, Wattles, Y~oung-9.
Voters Of Nemaha county, does this
accord with the solemn pledges made to
you last summer? Some Of you who vot-
ed for Old "wolf skim must feel awful
bad about the "innards." So zee GO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07

inherited from our forefathers. Such a
doctrine, which allows the PeoplstO "regu-
late their own local affairs in their own
way" will Outlive the Washington Union
and a half dozen organs like it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Claim Notice.

T. WII.iIm MIscheu. william y P.aincc james
Dewey. and all others wh"m it NAV canrc-u Y"n .-'
hereby notified That ] will appCr- ar thC I7uf pnCr 80
u WHNt'e NeHiIhf county Nch.I - To- f'.ry 90
the OH 10y - Oc-.hc-. 1858 At !oo'c'.s 4 " oppose
up ry rIrh- OF p Prescription e. he north hall 90 no
southeast quarter ans the ,0u'h-r-sj grt~te- 81 -''
southeast gua~tC- e.. 'c-i N NJ IS IN T.vu-hsT y
5, north Of Range No. IL east
I.OrES GRANJANE
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
Hard Times.

The ROckport (Atchison CO.. Mo- Ban
n,r of the Both ult., contains nearly three
columns of legal advertisements, mostly
thsrif sales.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
GanTICYN.

Augustus Euuutze ami VIM Rr'h certain ;,Vn iy'-
known as BauedIct's Addition To B-ovnviI!e Nebrs'zs
jon MCPHERSON
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07

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I'"t'ils NH'.h H'1u cI v UIaH cuEt4 Usslst ~
""I "'id 90! hIi-, q I-NuT.u4yc 10 E.tr mn b.. o..
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90 ne s'thit o. D, natural. II an attTacti,, IN,
cape ne envy 3 those VI. aIe band ard -,
unnatural mi '"c is ia thr utlrIbarl,rd -
anu 'e"' Sh"iI 90 bat 20 II a disease U,v-.
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1--WE j TIE ohy valuable hair psrparau,u. "-
We invite the attention 81 thc.Irk anil -f7...-
advertisements m our C,iumns 81 DE- F..fs-
ana StTSdptrIiia, and g. IdIcy'~ Sal; RI,oru,
imminent Dr Carriers Cough BIi>am DR. NJ
ne j. I'"pcT'N Female c. rdIaI. and DR. F,s. @
't' hiI'ri. ihe.c medicines are prculr,J D., ~
' r'!u,a' Ell PhyrI,IIu Chemist and Pp 49,,
NAV al can rc'y upon them as being s,fr amt
D"''IE TIE diseases fpT which they are rec Ur.,-
'h'! w. 'Iihdui remedies, and can be luuuJ h,
e'e'! Dang aid Af"thcctry store ~ he UuI;rI > -1'l
We "'1.d particularly call the atteutjnn 81 ,
81 To- E,HIeIy E'.wu As McLean's S;r,ugrEa-"
~ Di Ht'"d PutIhvr. Il H. certainly a v.lr.I
ny. We 'hcr'f'rc say Co an. call at the &C.,.
.t'' 10 y 1Ir~cives It~ intrinsic merits II
80 axe We ask our Lady readers 10 Try IL Soc ~.
We tlhtH' an another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
THE
r. w. FURNAS, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 7, 1858.

During the Editors absence several
friends have consented to write occasion.
ally for the Advertiser. During such
absence, therefore, he will hold himself
responsible only for articles over his own
signature, Of"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07
R. ". FURNAS,
W. E. MOORE,
G.. ". DOANE.

The Mansfield reached our wharf on
Sunday-left some freight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-07

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CLAIM NOTICE.

DORSEY p tina or.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

[Gileses Loryur. j


John 0d'un was on hand, and he had splendid lor-
yer tu;
And the examminashun prosedid, aftur the ushual
fashun.
John odun pruved, by sevintean rispektabil witnes
sis,
That Giles tride tu rob the proprietor Nv ashunabI
bawl rune,
And saled oil the kroud with intent tu asassenait
Besides seriously woundn an unofendin laidy at the
baw,
So mutcb, in fack, as to disabled hur frum apearn in
koart
And he also pruyed, by the perce, that Giles resisd
them wickid
When they went and arrestid him on bored the
steemur Sunhour,
And that aftur ben bald he went to see the krpeld
up lady,
To phinish the brute murdur witch he bigun at the
phancy bawl.
Giles had no witnessis tn help him outer this orae
skratp,
But dependd on his loryer who sed menny splendid
things
Witch he kndent understand Bit but thor to be oil
rite.
But the loryur on the uther side sed things he did
understand,
Witch was, that he had bin duin Nv menny dredful
things,
Fur witch he oughter be hung or sent tu the penny
tenshuary fur life.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
THE WEDD1H DAY.

The WEDDIE DAY.
The presedin percedins tux pIas on the day afore
Krismus,
And on Krismus mornin, Giles Brandish kalIed his
men tugether
"Boys,a sez he, 'weve got our mummy back, and kin
afourd tn frolik,
And as I'm yure Captin, lie Iced off by gittin mar
rid this evenin u
''Yew git marrid I" gez wun; "Cant kun that" sez
anuther;
And all thor it the most rdikiIus thing immaginabel.
But Giles held out he in urnest, and toald them
oil to meet him
At five oerclock in the evenin, on bored the phas
seemnr Dianur.
At that hover they met on the steemur naimed on
the aftur dek,
Whar Giles was reddy, with lots nv bottels, and
glassis, and sich,
But nairy bride or anythn that kud be konstrude
inter wun.
Giles krakt the botteIs and maid FL the gIassis oil
round
Then squarrfn hisself, he sed: "Boys, thot node
sumthin,
Tell kun tu this kussid town and all the trubbe
I've had
Kun trum a Worbash man tryin to shine round
Orleens gal
did kut III lOf Tue gal put sue hus NE, anu ltI
her rip;
Yit I amt tn be cheeted outen my weddin, fur all
that
I hay a preshus bride, and Wsdum is the naim she
goes by;
She has prest herselph on me eyur sens I've bin heart
And now I'm bound to marry her, tho faint again my
will!
So, boys, hears luck, and merry Krismus, and
quick trip bak
And hopin that no Worbash man will ever leey
hoam,
speeshully fur Orleens town, without marryin Wis
DUN afore he starts"
Giles Brandishs koartship and trubbels and wunder
full weddin,
Hav nevar bin furgo for never sens hav emmy phla,
bote men
Bin gilty Nv cuttn artur bewtiae Oreens gals,
Or runnin round threw Orleens town, exepti in big
fitin krowds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
Christmas Day.
BY HENRY KIRKE WHITE.

Yet once more, and once more, awake, my Harp !
From silence and neglcCt-one lofty strain
Lofty, yet wilder than the winds Of Heaven,
And speaking mysteries more than words can tell
] ask Of thee for !, with hymnings high,
Would join the drge of the departing year.
Yet with no wintry garland from the woods,
Wrought of the leafess branch of ivy scar,
Wreathe thy tresses, dark December now
Me higher quarrel calls, with loudest song,
And teartuljoy, to celebrate the day
OF the Redeemer.-Near two thousand suns
Have set their seals upon the rolling lapse
of generations, since the day-spring first
Beamd from on high Now to the mighty mass
or that increasing aggregate we add
One unit more. Space, in comparison
How small, yet markd with how much misery!
Wars, famines, and the fury, Pestilence
Over the nations hanging her dread scourge;
The oppressed too, in silent bitterness,
Weeping their sutferance and the arm Of wrong,
Forcing the sCanty portion from the weak,
And sleeping the lone widows couch with tears.
So has the year been CharaCterd with woe
In Christian land, and mark'd with wrongs and
crimes.
Yet twas not thus He taught-not thus He lived
Whose birth we this day celebrate with prayer
And much thanksgivDg-He, a man of woes,
Went on the way aPpointed-path, though rude,
Yet borne with patience still He came to cheer
The broken-hearted o raise up the sick,
And on the wandering and benighted mind
To pour the light of truth.-0 task divine!
0 more than angel teacher He had words
To s0Othe the barking waves, and hush the winds
And when the soul was toss'd in troubled seas,
Wrapt in thick darkness and the bowling storm,
He, pointing to the star of peace on high,
Arm id it with holy tortitude, and bade it smile
AT the surrounding wreck
When with deep agony his heart was rack'd
Not for himself the teardrop dew'd his cheek
For han He Rept for them to Heaven be prayd
His prosecutors" Father pardon them,
They know not what they do.n
Angels of heaven
Ye who beheId Him fainting on the cross.
And did him homage, say, may mortal join
The halIeujahs of the risen God
Will the FAINT voice and groveling song be heard
Amid the seraphim in light divine?
Yes, He will deign the Prince of Peace will deign,
For mercy, to accept the hymn of faith,
Low though it be and humble.-Lord of life!
The Christ, the Comforter, thine advent now
Fills my uprising soul. | mount, fly
For DER the skies, beyond the rolling orbs;
The bonds Of flesh dissolve and earth recedes,
And care, and pain, and sorrow, are no more.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
VIII.
Rab dy ipur's teuth.

VIII
THE SPIENIN WHERL.
After kearin the streats, Giles Brandish and his jolly
phlat bote men
Went tn the fancy bawl whar the trubbel hadits first
begnnin.
The baw was krowdid as ushual and Giles and his
lively boys
Shattered arown1 and past off fur lot Nv inneroent
strangers,
Tell they oil got in the gambln rune, and arownd the
tigurs' label,
The gain wus sort Nv spinnin wheel, fxt up bew-
tide,
Tie wheel whirlin wun way, and marbil Whirn the
uther way
And smmerin down, and ketchin in the notohis w
the wheel,
OIL the notchis numberd, and hayiu numbers tu
korrispond,
Painted on the label, with dubbel 0 and eagel at
The he'd.
sez Giles, Boys, yew bet as du," and he klapt
dollur on the eagel,
And evry wun of bis men dropt dolur on the eagel
tu
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[The lok that KEEP him in.l
VII.

MARCH Nv GILES BRANDIsH.
In the morntn, Giles was wokt up befour the orfe
Rekordur,
In crowd Of the orrulest lofers be ever sor in his
life.
Wun Nv the perlice hoo arrestid him had toad him,
in sympathey,
He'd better have oryer and let him git him rale
gud Wun;
And Giles hayin agread, splended lorynr chap was
thar on his behalf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

The Weekly Crescent has been enlarged in size to
that of our mammoth daily-ffty.six long and broad
columns-and contains all the current news of the
week. editorials locals, sketches, tales, poetry and
miscellaneous, in great and varied abundance. We do
not hesitate to say, finer paper for the family fire.
side for mailing to distant friends can be found in
the country. But it will speak its own best eulogy
Copies of the Weekly can be obtained this morning
at the office counter, with without wrappers, at
the bookstores of j. G. Morgan & Co., Exchange and
Commercial places.
REMEMBER-The Ramsey and Newcon1b Campbell
Ministries are to open the New Concert Hall on Poy-
dras street. on Monday evening next. There will be
roaring times there during the holidays.
BARBEE's CoQUETTE."-We are informed that
this beautiful shape, which grew from the cold mar
Bile perfection only less the life beneath the cscl
Of the American sculptor, and has gained him old
world as well as new world fame, which eIevates him
to peerage with the artists who live for all time will
be in the city on exhibition in few days. The OPP
portunty of seeing work celebrated will be eager
ly embraced by the art lovers of the community who
so seldom have an opportunity here at home Of graft
flying the "high,art pnchant."
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPANY.-This
of their road desire to sell $3O0OOo of its first and
only mortgage per cent. coupon bonds.
This road is l88 miles in length extending from
Canton, the present terminus Of The Juuksou Road to
Grand junction, Tennessee, where it connects with
railroad in operation to Columbus, Kentucky, on the
Mississippi eighteen miles below Cairo. 1t will rsad,
/ lily be seen that the Central Road is of much mn
portance to New Orleans and as such is entitled to
the consideration Of all who have the means and in
clination to invest in that way.
The President of the Company, W, Goodman Esq.
addresses to the citizens of New Orleans an expose
of the present condition of the road, which none
should fail to read. 1t is advertised in another part
of our paper.
N. D. CoLEMAs, Esq, disclaims the honor we con
erred upon him in yesterday mornings report Of the
Pacific Railroad Convention. We made him Presi
dent of the Yicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Rail
road, and he drops line to state that he does no
at present occupy that position, which is held by C
G. Young Esq, of Ouachta. Mr. Coleman is nov
interested in the contracts for construction of tn
road, but was formerly its President.
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-This is offered by th
propreors of the Charles for
cal the thorouzbraca Of their hotel carriage Tp
day night. See Riy2rusement
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EVFot Giles felt Ike, ,Ohen he sor his Kash dis
apearinl
Then he bigun ter smell rat, and ter suspect the
natur Nv the kumpny;
So he sez ter the tgur man, ~ think I've ruther bin
cheetid,
And lie hav to axe yew fur my mummy back )" at
witch oil hands laft.
Then Giles got bilin mad he kckt the label ovar,
Knockt Jimmy cold with punch in her jor, and
chokt the tgur man,
And kickt up genereIey the biggist muss evar sean
in that bildin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25

Is completely crammed with the favors of friends
and the public necesstatng the transfer of advertise
ment columns from their usual and proper places.
The edition of Monday will be enormous. Every
body reads the Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
Read Th5s Letter.

new YORK December 3, 1858.
MEssRs. I. RICHARDSON It Co.. New Orleans
GentlemenIn your inquiries would say that
there Of the Of Beechbard ever been in
our employ nor in connected with either Of u.s.
with firm with which either Of assoca
ted in fact of that known to either
ofus.
There bur your firm authorized to use our Roofing in
the State Of Louisiana.
Those who employ yon may assured getting genuine ma
teral manufactured the best All Roofing materials
claiming be WARRES's found your Market VII Oh are
not branded with me trade mark Of the NEW ENGLAND
ROOFING COMPANY are an imposition, those being the
ONLY genuine article sent to your Market
You liberty make any this which you
choose. Your obedient servants,
SAMUEL NJ WARREN,
c. M. WARREN,
d2O 2p6t HERBERT NJ. WARREN.
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I'LL.
THE LUvYER's 5 ARREED.

THE LUvYER's ARRESD.
John Old. j then he wocht his chans, and when
Giles went tu talk drink
He kalld the gal outside, and sed, "NoW Jimmy"
(Jemimer wos hur naim)
e YeW wotch that chap yew sor me with; he's ded
in luY with yeW,
And it tn bust with the reddy, witch is spln in his
pockits,
But be keerae how yew manidge him, fur he's orae
ruff ven mad U
sez she, Jest leave me aloan, Johnny, I've sean
sch chaps afore!1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
Holiday Presents.

Just received, splendid assortment Of
Bronze and Marble CLIO 3KS,
Bronze ST ATUEs and GANDELABRAs
Bronze, Marble and Biscuit GROUPS
Bronze and Porcelain LAMPS
Porcelain and Crystal VASES
Liquor STANDS and CASES,
TOILET SETS etc., etc.
Inaid Rosewood and Papier Mache WORK BOXES Dressing
Cases. Writing Desks Caddes Cabinets Cigar Cases.
and Portfolios
FINE JEwELRY-of tho latest Paris styles.
GOLD INLAID Shell Cigar Gases Snuff Boxes; SILVER
Snuff and Match Boxes.
"A beautiful assortment Of
IVORY AND SHE'LL TUCKING COMBS,
Ivory and Gold Head Canes.
Also
splendid assortment of
IMITATION JEwELRY IN SETS suitable for Evening
Dress. For sale by
LION & PINsARD,
d20 2pl0 &C and 6s Royal street, BienviIls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
CHRISTMAS POEMS.
Hymn for Christmas.

Hymn for Christmas.
BY ELICIA HEAANs.
oh ! lovely voices of the sky
Which bymned the Sayiours birth,
Are ye not singing still on high,
Ye that sang, peace on earth n
To US yet speak the strains
WhereWith, in time gone by
Ye blessed the Syrian sWains,
Oh voices of the sky. ...
Oh clear and shining light, whose beams
That hour Heavens glory shed,
Around the palms, and DER the streams,
And on the shepherds head.
Be near, through life and death,
AS in that hottest night
OF hope, and jny, and faith
Oh! clear and shining light
Oh star which led to Him, whose love
Brought down mans ransom free
Where art thou ?-'midst the host above,
May we still gaze on thee?
In Heaven thou art not set, . @.
Thy rays earth may not dim,
Send them 10 guide US yet,
Oh ! star which led to him.
Christmas Day.
BY BISHOP HEBER.
Oh, Saviour whom this holy morn
Gave to our world below
To mortal want and labor born,
And more than mortal Wo
InCarnate Word by every grief,
By each temptation tried,
Who lived TO yield our ills relief,
And to redeem US died
If gaily clothed and proudly fed,
In dangerous wealth we dwell,
Remind US of thy manger bed,
And lowly cottage cell
If prest by poverty severe, .=....5.
III envious want we pine,
Oh may thy spirit whisper near,
How poor a lot was thine!
Through tickle fortunes various scene
From sin preserve US free
Like us thou hast mourner been,
May we rejoice with Thee
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E1ae BetOitcHn Creetr.l
Giles kudent dams, nur kud he torkthe kinder tork
Whot sntes bewtifle gal;
But he ae2 I'd John, luy that gal and if cud git
her Ide Marcy her,
But I'm aGeerd tn speek tn her; | neyur was sopht
with wimmen."
gez John lie mak it oil rite, oad feller, fur no
Rhar she liys y
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JOHN OLD'rN.

JOHN OLD'UN
Then be vent and drest hisself in mask and
domiknoH,
Andstaid aroVnd tu wotch the progerse Nv things,
1yin low
swete Jinnlsauuo went up ter Giles, and axt him
Bharwas his frend
And coaxiu him off with her tork and her SMILES
and aich aoketries,
Got him intera big rune whar hole lot w splendid
people
Was arownd abig tabeI ftin w tigur, and bettin
freeley
& Let me bet fur yew,, sez Jimmy q no yure bownd
tu win
so Giles kun out with his wollit and his kash dis
apeard ike smoak.
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Sf3srA



And the Rekordnr talkin feelinly kome to this deci
shun
Fur attemtd robbery, Furst Deestrict Koart, thow
send dollurs bales
Fur resistn the perlioe fifty dours fine and fur kar
rion weppns,
bonds,
By goin to finish off fur gud the phemail he had
wowndid,
Furst Deestrick Koart, without benniGt Nv bale or
emmy uther mursy
~
[0,fe Rebordur decidin The kase.l
As Giles was bein marcht down tu a seat in the Blak
Marier,
His loryur slept up, and sminly axt fur his fee nv
fifty dollurs;
Giles never sed nuthin, but guy him a swipe on his
lurnid chops
Witch sent him SO fur that he nevur hurd Of him
agin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
TNeOdOy. .Da1asiger,

TheOdO1' DaNStger,
228 and go ROYAL Street, Corner of ST. PHILIP,
BRANCH STORE AT JULIUS DANzIGER's,
1875 RAMPANT date Circus) Street,
Has Just opened his NEW GOODS for the Christmas Holt
days Embroidered Collars Handkerchefs Silks
Yelvets Ruban, Chinele shawls, Mantle shawls.
sILK and WOOL POPLIN DRESSES at 81 So with great
variety of
New style Prints,
Which will be sold at TEN CENTS PER YARD.
R Country merchants will do well examine their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. d2O 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
VOLUME XII.

TIE" Nc 5'IPV On 0IIo 8 'l7'10 7Il1
Sundour,
And with oil his jolly phlat botemen, got burths
the loer dek.
But jest the bote wos abowt to leev kroud Of fell
lers cum,
And shon Nv papur, sed the bote mite eev, but
Brandish kudent
Furhe was charged afore the Rekordur with atemtid
robbery,
And salt and battrey with dangerous weppns with
intent tn murdur.
Giles hawld off to hit the fourmost chap, but befour
he kud help hiBself,
Thay had the knppurs on him, and dragd him to the
kallaboos;
But his jolly fellers foIerd him, ter him KUN out
rite.
And the sunfour saild with the frate on bored but
nary phlat bote man.
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I This PoicE:s, a Titia his last line. ]

THE LADIES FAIR AT MASONIC HALL.-Prepara-
tions for this fair to open on Monday evening and
oor,inra IN "Wednesday evaninr are in active nro.
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splendid scale and that nothing Will be lelGundone
by the lady managers TO ensure success and hand
snnna realization far ito object which is ID finish thn
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NC" AelnPeiaiOo hi"tA VI wy An!1 D'o'i.1o
alr Will besides be very attractive IN musleal way
A fine band Of music is engaged and the celebrated
Frencb onitorist NJ Snron will he nrespnt with his
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lnSti "'ueii' W lellU d HeIPluS ~ manu-.
S1ycER,s SEwING MACHINES These beautiful.
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Itli t,al,sIvas htah II n3,fIf e On t ye nrex If
ronlar annrobaon No sa,s6tI with carrvng tre Eor6ern
n t ~ HIi5d1a stoto ,h, bo ir,o5ed win tho 1tor
f King tho S,3h md tb nrosnec "a ,Ix rII can
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-25
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1.-THE burd they bet onl
Then the spnnin wheel whirled wun way, and the
marbe the uther;
But jest the marbel was abowt tu foil in fgger
notch,
Giles pkt it up olmity kool, and droptt in the eageI
The spinninwheel man whipt out pistil and kalIed
fur helps
But in the nekst mint he and his pist wur no whar
Except on the fore helpless the lites out, and all
his mummy gon,
And not a man or wnman in the howse without a
buddy he'd.