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San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
E. ". BOY NTO N,
WATCH MAKER AND JEwELEF

MAIN ST., OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
SAN ANDREAS,
MTHERE may be found large assortment
w of good Brass Clocks, such as SP
Eight Day. and Thirty Hour Striking EeIAD
and Marine Alarm Clocks. Also beau sN..24
tiful Parlor and Bedroom Clocks, all of which
Will be rarrantad to keep good time one gear.
Also, fine magnifying Glasses, with double
power, expressly for examining Quartz Rock.
Also, Spy Glasses, Spectacles, Thermometers,
Pocket Compasses, American Pocket Knives,
Steel Tweezers, Watch Guards, Keys, first
quality Italian E string, finger-boards, tail
pieces. bridges, rosin, bows, &c.
Also, large assortment of fine Gold Pens,
Gold Fob Chains, Fob Buckles Seals, Slides,
Ladies Gold Curb Chains, Belt Buckles, Pen
ellis. Silver thimbles, Coral Beads, &c. Also,
fine Gold Rings, Earrings, Breast Pins, Lock
cts. Snaps. Infants Coral and Gold Armlets,
Necklaces, &c.
Special attention will be given to all work,
such as repairing Clocks and Watches, manu-
featuring Rings, EARRINGS, Specimen Pins, &c
NIB. All work warranted if well used.
| would also embrace this opportunity OF
thanking the public for past favors, and hope,
by trying to please them, to still merit theii
appreciation. y li-uN-'-o
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

GRAPE GROWING IN CALIFORNIA
The following extract from the report of
the Committee on Grapes, at the late Fair
of the Mechanics Institute, tends to
show the boundless capacity Of California
as wine producing country
"When it is remembered that the
grape grows to the greatest perfection
next to the very placers of gold; that
some ten millions of acres of land in our
State can be cultivated in this noble fruit;
that the commercial value of the products
of the grape trade in Europe is worth
S202, 100000, and employs some five
millions of people in making wines, bran
dies, raisins, tartar, and in an infnitude
of trades, as coopers, coppersmiths, car
penters, glass-makers, cork k-cutters, etc.,
and also employs commercial marine of
some two thousand ships, it will be seen
what a glorious prospect Of advancing
power and greatness the cultivation of
this ancient and valued fruit opens to our
State. 1t is absolutely as valuable and
as feasible mine of wealth to lis as our
mines of gold, silver, copper, and quick
silver, besides being more grateful and
humanizing employment. The grape has
been cultivated, and excellent wine made
in this country, since the foundation of
the Missions BY Padre Junipero and his
coadjutors. For seventy years no other
wine was drank in the country but native
wine, if we may except a wine playfully
called champagne. And we are happy to
say that very excellent, healthy, and un-
doubted champagne wines are now manu-
featured by the Messrs. Sansevaine, from
their vineyard at Los Angeles; these gen.
tlemen having obtained workmen and
machinery Of the best kind, from France,
during the present year, and expecting
to have for sale by December, 1858, as
many as one hundred thousand dozen of
wholesome champagne, pure, and at
reasonable price
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

WOULDN'T DO IT.-A correspondent
writing from Washington, Pa, says =
Like most other small towns, we have here
a "colored church," where many anus
ing things are said, highly celebrating to
the spirits of few who occasionally visit
cur " Hayti" meeting house q Hayti''
is the name given to that part of the town
where "pussons of color" reside. One
winter evening, when the preacher was in
the midst of his sermon, making most
violent if not eloquent appeal to his hear
ers, one of the legs of the stove, which
had been loosened in some way, fell out,
and as natural consequence, the red hot
stove tipped over to an angle alarmingly
suggestive Of fire. The audience, Of
course, commenced crowding out of the
door like flock of sheep. But the preach
er was equal to the occasion. Addressing
one of his prominent members, he cried
out: "Pick up de stobe, brudder Bolah
Pick up de stobe, The Lor' won't letit
burn you Only hab faith! !" Poor broth.
er Boiler had unfortunately too much faith.
and Immediately seized it, all glowing as
it was; but no sooner had his fingers
come In contact with the fervent iron
than he dropped it again, and dancing
around on one foot, blowing his skinless
fingers, he exclaimed with all the enerov
he could throw into his voice: aDe hG
he won't de hi he woa'tI"
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
A BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPH {

A BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPH-O man.
fear not for thy affections, and feel nc
dread lest time should efface time. There
is neither to-day nor yesterday in the
powerful echoes of the memory; there is
only always. He who no longer feels has
never felt There are two memories-the
memory of the senses, which wears out
with the senses, and in which perishable
things decay; and the memory of the
soul, for which time does not exist, and
which lives over, at the same instant, ev-
cry moment of its past existence. Fear
not, ye who love. Time has power over
hours, none over the soul.-Lon,artiae.
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
ID. d. VEZEY.
Carpenter, Ioiner and Undertaker

q Shop on st. Charles street, opposite n
Ea the Willow Greek Lumber Yard. ".
ii SIN ANDREAS, MI
Where Miners can be furnished with Pumps.
Toms, Patent Rifles, Water wheels. Horse
powers, and all other machinery for mining
purposes on short notice.
1LSO-Constantly on hand, Sash and Panel
Doors, Window and Window Blinds. Door and
Window Trimmings, Chest, Drawer, Closet and
Wardrobe Trimmings, Bedsteads, Dining. Cen
tre Card and Toilet Tables, Wash-stands. and
all other articles of Furniture made to order
my 93-5m-4 d. d. NEZEY.
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

FENCING OUT SINNERs.-Under this
head, the Trinity Journal says, sensibly
and truly:
"The Pacific newspaper condemns
Bishop Kip for confirming an actress,
Mrs. Hayne, to membership in the Epis-
copal Church. We think, however, this
man is swinging his internal fre-brand
outside the gates of heaven without au-
thority he is little more vigilant than
his Master requires him to be, and he
may possibly frighten people away, who,
but for him, would make very good citi-
zens Of the kingdom He reminds us of
a very severe old minister we once knew.
At communion occasion the old man went
through with a process which he called
g fencing the table" He drew a line so
near the Holy of Holes that there was
no room for soul to stand between
His acquisitions of holiness were so Sc
we're that the Beloved Disciple himself
could hardly have passed muster Then
after terrifying his congregation with i'm
mediate communication, with one blow
of the ecclesiastical beetle he knocked
down the bars, and crying "comc unto
me all ye that are heavy Laden" permit
ted all to partake of the ordinance.
Sentiments like that uttered by the
Pacific, are what make men and women
hesitate to join the Christian Church
Such Interpreters of Scripture make the
Supreme Being an implacable, revenge
full fury, and Christians themselves
company Of wo-begone, fearful pilgrims
through a valley filled with eternal tor
ture, by river of fire unquenchablc.-
When they shall have ended their pill
grimage and secured their seats,i in heaven
out of reach of the contaminating pres
ence Of those whom they warn off from
the Ark of Safety, they will be amazed
at the great multitude coming from the
North, South, East and West, and FROM
the uttermost parts of the earth, whom
the Board Of Equalization will place be-
side them. A century hence their deci
mating theology will live only among the
thumb-screws and broken racks and con-
stricting iron crowns of the dark ages.
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

ba~ Live as long as you may, the first
twenty years form the greater part of your
life. Theyappear SO when they are pass
ing-they seem to have been so when We
look back to them-and they take up
more room in our memory than all the
years which succeed them.
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

CARDINALs.-The number of Cardi-
nails at the present time is sixty. Two
we're created by Leo XII; twenty-six by
Pope Gregory XVI; and thirty-two by
Plus TX, the present Pontif
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
Written for the San Andreas independently
TO JOSIE c..

Maiden Of the wavy tresses,
Ruby lips and starry eyesl
Well know thy radiant beauty
Was not born beneath the skies!
Wherefore, then, hast thou descended
From thy home in Paradise!
Was 1t that thy sunny glances
Iike the Grecian maiden's, when
The chivalry of Greece adored herr
Might enslave the hearts Of menf
All, if this may be thy mission,
Wisely vast thou chosen then.
Since the first pale star OF morning
Smiled above the older sea-
Lone amid the heavens waiting,
For the planets yet to be,
Never dwelt on earth maiden
Who had been peer to thee.
should say, but sixteen summers
Have unrolled their robes of green
Since thy FORM in faultless beauty,
First upon the earth was seen;
Yet, maturity's perfection
Is thy majesty of mienl
lie whose wooiug words shall win thee,
Will have won brighter gem
Than Aaric, when he captured
Romes imperial diadem;
VIII have won jewel brighter
Than the orb of Bethlehem!
Rather would drink the ganc-s
OF those gentle eyes of thine,
Than to quaf thousand goblets
OF the gods dvinest wine;
For, thy glance the soul enkindles,
With rapture more dvine.
have gazed upon thy beauty,
Till my spirit seems to thrill
With the sunshine of tiny presence
And its warmth is with me still
A warmth that neither absence
Nor the lapse Of time may chill.
April 18th 1858. ABON
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

s1 Men may win by being communi-
cative. The great laconic philosopher,
Skirk, says" Keep shady, if you see a
shilling on the ground, put your foot on
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

~ ANN -.
Here's health to thee Anna
May thy pleasures have no end;
May those tiny fingers never cease
To WELD the mighty pen;
May thy path be decked with flowers;
May thy beauty never fade;
For think thou art an Angel,
And from realms above hast strayed.
fancied that saw thee Anna,
At the silent midnight hour
While wrapt in dreams of slumber
Meath my humble little bower,
dreamed thou vert some noble queen
Of fsome bright fairy land;
/ also dreamed that l was king,
And owned thy heart and hand.
Oh, Annal should live to see
Upon this earth a heaven,
Twill be when | possess thy heart
And to me thy hand is given.
Say, Anna, is there one faint hope
To gain one smile or sigh?
II so, my days are happiness;
Ifnot, needs must die.
PPI-TIrS
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
Gotels, Restaurants, Mf.
KinderhOOk Exchange!
m IN M. CALLAHAN, Proprietor. IL
Corner Of Broad'cay & Main sts., San Andreas

Corner Of Broad,cdy + Main sts., San Andreas.
HNillS POPULAR A d COMMODIOUS
IL Hotel, situated in one of the most pleas
ant and convenient localities in the town, is
constantly open for the reception of Tran
sient and Permanent Boarders. The
rooms are spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and
furnished with view to comfort The dining
hall is the best in the place, where the patrons
of the house may depend upon finding the ta-
bles spread with the choicest edibes the mar
ket affords.
Board and Lodging:
Per Week, single rooms.
Per Week, double rooms, s,............ 800
Without Lodging, ....................... 700
Single Meal, ,................. .75
Meals at regular hours.
BeyA Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. sep. 26-mtf:26
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

BD- The water that flows from spring
does not CONCEAL in winter. So those
sentiments of friendship which flow from
the heart cannot be frozen In adversity.
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
JAS. MCKEE. JOSEPH ToRRExs
ST. CHARLES STREET MARKET,
MCKEE & TORRENS.

,.sa WOULD respectfully in ccx----.
SWzsAA form their customers and TEs.S5
~zNxA the public that they keep sssxsAsz-yE- q
constantly on hand supply of the best Beef,
pork. Veal and Mutton, fresh every day, and
resncctfulls solicit the patronage of the public.
San An.lrcas, Oct. 10TH 81. oct le-2s
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
THE INDEPENDENT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY AR NOR & CO.
b. P. koosER, lao. NJ cLAYrs,. ,......cEo. ARMoR.

B. p koosER, ,......O N. cLAYEs, ,......GEo. ARMoR.
Office in the INDEPENDENT Building, st. Charles
street, above Main.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year,
Invariably in advance, s5; six months, So ;
three months, 81.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING :-One square
of twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50 each
subsequent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal dis
count will be allowed to yearly advertisers.
Business Cards, not exceeding four lines, 81
per month.
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

nsa The following "bull" is inscribed
on tombstone in Ireland:
Here lies the body of John Mound
Lost at sea and never found
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01

We copy the following remarks upon the
properties and value of precious stones, from
Sir William Monson's Naral Tracts" written
in the reign of James l:
San Andreas independent., 1858-05-01
ABON
TO ANNA.

Written for the San Andreas Independent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-23

Nepe fem. Mber tpas fummert pas ben
omeritanil6en 2ebrer? St umadt" nit
S@ulbalteu 10 unp ~ piele Dollars ben
Monat> unb bas 1T 9enuaenc ; bietet ft&
ibm mor9en cine @teuuns alS Glert Borz
feeper poer psl.> BET Der ct mebr uma@en"
fann> 70 bdn9t er Die S1ulmeilteret an ben
Nasel,
8a1en mir pa6 btsbcr Sc aote turs nod
einnal sulammen, 70 tummen MFR 81 ben,
fol9eacen 8el ultate:
Sbwpbl mir ben @e9nern Der beuti1en
Sbulen auseteben> bob pas princip Der
omerifanifhen GolfSi6ulen Elm ri9ti9e6
1T, 70 f1nnen mir bic e po9 ni@t fir &C.
ni9eno balten, neil: :..."....
y pies princtp ni6t 9enu9 aussefabrt
it, uno ..'
q neil BE Mrt beS @9ulunterri9ts
pelentlt9e Mdn9el bat> beiebenp
a. IN Den ueber9r1nen Der 5teltAton n
pfafen>
b III Der unfabt9tett Der 2ebrer,
@ in Der Sberf ld9li9fett Der 2ebr<
metbpce.
Wtr weroen i'm nd9ifen Spell bteles
Muflase6 ben sweiten, 9e9en bic Grri&z
tunS peut1@er SAulen ppr9ebra@ten
0runp betrabten unp suriidsuweiien iuz
9er, ben nemlid> pa6 pur9 pieielben cine
rationale Sonperun9 ;wilden Geuti@en
unp Nmerifonern berbet9eflbrt peroe, tpelz
DE peper ratblam NOD mD9li9 1et.
Tort1eyung fol9t.
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$taot ST. paul.

Der Stabtratb bat 5errn s. $.
@pnway gum Ser9eanten ermdblt nit Ell
mem S%abre6sebalt Don $3.50. Man be-
i9ulpt9t abermal6 ben Staotratb &pe9en
@erlawenpun9. Gntweper 1T Elm @ers
9eant nptbwenpi9, ooer ni9t. ST elmer
nptbwenpig 10 1T raS 5alatr eben ni@t
perl9wenoeril6, 1T aber feiner notbwenz
big, pann 1T Die @eri@wenoun9 erpteen.
Der County fer bat
tefannt 9ema@t, pab an ben faQi9en So
rem finf5ebn procent na&9ela7en weroen>
weun man fie Dor BEN Is. Gebruar 1859
be5ablt.
@dbrenb bte1er Bp@e fnb
mebre Dampfer bier an9efommen> NIT
oieler Tra9t. ..:.
Der GluB 1T na@ einem beftisen &e9en
in 9utem Stanp fir 9rSBere 8Ste.
Die Milwaufee2t9b
welde unlerer @topt einen Selu@ abfatz
tete, 1T elldli9 in @ilmaufee an9efcms
men uno duberte ii@ iebr 9initi9 fir @t.
4aul.
6err Sbepbpr5amm> purbe pom
Trieren6ri9ter Simcn TT 8 Tbaler uno
So ten oerurtbeilt auf bic &la9e bin, raj
5amm's 5uno Elm Sinh sebi6en babe.
5amm bat NIT bret ndmli9en ;3eugen
beniel en-, naB Der 6uno nidt ppn Der Settle
loS mar, fpl9li6 cas Sinh, ras auberbalb
ieines @ofes 9eti0cn wurpe> unmS9lid
0ebi0en boben tpnnte.
ST ra6 @ere@ttsfeit? Der @oter
hea seti0enen &inoes. bat ouberoem nod
6omm's @unp an Der Settle erl9o0en.
Nllo ppppelt Citrate. =
8etnobe Yerbrannt.- 81. 6.
YeterS, nabe benz alien fatb. &tr9bofe in
@t. Mntbonytr. mobnbaft, 16lief am Dpn<
nsritas Mtenp tei'm Gel len cer 3eitun9 Elm
uno fam nit Dem &opfe gu nabt an oos
2idt, mpcurd feline pelsmlBe in Teuer 9ez
rietb, mel9e6 Jpn jecod nod fritz
;eiti9 9enus aus ieinem iiben @dlummer
medte> INN 1d>peren @%erlesunoen ent9eben
iu fSnnen.
Cine Dame bat Elm NIT Diamant be-
iebteS &reuS 1erlpren. Wie wirce ii@
@britu8 fleuen, wena ct jeBt lebte> gu lez
ben, mel6e Gbre Der Gurus Dem &reu;
erweile ct, auf rem ct 9eblutet. &c..
NE @ir MAIDEN ben 2eler auf bic
Mn;ei9e per Netna Geuerz@ eriderun9s>
@eleuldaft oufmerfiam unp bemerfen, pa6
6err &iefer autoriirt 1T, fit ermdbnte
@eleQl9aft Npplicatipnen %an3unebmen.
DaB bic Metna Teuerz& electromagnetic
(eli&aft gu ben suYerlali9ien 9eb6rt, 1T
befaunt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-23

@buarn .. @abainS. - Die
.,New>S Orleans .. &c.," pom 5. Sftobsr
l1reibt:
@ttI uno ihweiseno l9wanfte Elm Sou
tensus cur& rie Straben ole bleidsu 3u>
qe res @efol9e, ras tbrdnsnreihe Muee fat
&Qer, bic ibm fcl9ten, seusten BACON, rob
Jpn bic &iebe uno bic Mdtun9 leiner Greun<
De gu Grade seIei1eten, nidt Der boble Yrurt
fefIt@er 2eideneeprdn8e. Mber am Grade
on9elanet, setra6 IS uns an &raft, bic
@ebmutbsiabre LANCER s%urid;ubal,en. @ir
baben Yiele @u9en naB eelsben. mir lddz
men uns nidt Der 9branen un, einen ,bsu<
rem Greunp. @o nannte Jpn @err Gobn in
ieiner 2eidenreee, ~ ,par ct uns Muen.
Na6cem 81. Gobn in enelii9er Spra>
de letnen NaAruf eelproden bate, trat 9y.
Or. Maas an BEN @ors pes 9insel@iepe<
nen uno recete Die Berlammluns in Der
Mutterlpra&e res @eremi9.en uno Ger
MebrSabl cer ben Sare umfebenpen an.
Surg >paren feline @orte, bod ttef mie ct
ielbf, 70 wuroen mir Nue pappn bemeet
uno jeces @emutb tparb f9mer erreet
cur6 bic Grase Ter 8etrubnib, >parum
es elmer allweiien @oriebuns eefaIen babe
uniern suten nno tbeuren Treunp @a>
tain fort;unebmen. @arum &c.. 6err
Muas reriudte eine S&:lperun9 oes Gba>
rafters ees @erftcrbenen unb feline @dlu6>
bemerfun9, raB @atain. obmobl pdbrenr
(etneS &irfens nit elmer eroben Mnsabl
biei19er @inmcbner in feter 8erabruna
1@ ro@ in ben Sabrsn leiner Ebdtiefei>
bietlelbf teinen ein3i9en Geino semod,
babe, fano e1nen lebhaften @iererbau ir
Der 8ruit Der umRebenren. @eiter fonnt,
Ger &ecner ni9t Dor 8emesuna uno 81,
Gbrdnen, bic in jerem Muee fanpeu, lae:
ten: "Das 1T senue!"q r III
Mus unierer Mitte rparo Elm Treuno ae.
rifem aus unitrtm @epa&tntb rimm'e'
| rnebr.1a ...gs ls w. ~. s 5.g-
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WFMtlantiieber 3ele8rapb!!!
MQerneuelfe CARPETS
y unb
.hntttmaarfn
fiji bic Cation.

'*H@'.@ tut bic Sat}on..
Ga mir unler fets eru6es @aarenlaser nit
einem ret9en M0prterafnt npu @iitern rer befeu
uno I90nlten .Qualitat neuerpines bur@ pirttte
@lntaute nod mebr per9rSbert babe, unb cine
glustabl pcrltsen tDnren, bic ieben R1afer be-
f~rsbisen mub, !; 70 erlauben mir uns, 0anefauf-
ltute, lppie bas 9eebrte Yublifunt rpn ct. paM
barauf aufmerflam 5u MAIDEN. Wir Sertaufen
i'm @roBen uae I'M 3leiuen eeeen ~tlinsenbe Manae
pber papier9elb: : XII
@eprudte Galieos. pom 6 gu IL Gents
per yarp. (
@eblei&te Gattu,r16 spr 6 3u IA @ts.
per yarp. @-*saz - "a ~ ~
8raune 8ettseuse, SO, 3pQ@ brett, 81
;u 10 @t8. per yaro.
saneaeer uno anoere @in9bauas 12*
Ste. per yorp. '"3~~
De Begers fir Dameutleiiber pom 10
3u Is @t6. per yorp.
@eorebte per1if@e ,Stpffe, Elm iebr
l96ner Mrtifel fir Damenfleiper, 123 @t6.
per yarb.| + -. z"1ta1*4r% ]
Gnslil&e Doppel>@ erinoe Is Ste. per
Daro.| @>f5:. -. .@t' ~ - .~~a's@
S&were Glane1e BON 10. au Is Gts.
Beionoer6 CUTE rotbe Tlaneue Don rs
3u 80 @t6. per Yarb. hi
S9were blaue Deder (Plankets) bas
paar bon 1925 gu 400 Dollars.
DO. 9emil@te gu $50
DO. meibe Don 200 3u 800 Dollars.
&entudy Scans BON 20 gu 40 Ste.
Glider uno Satinete BON IS 3u rs Ste.
per yarp. nG~.J@, .s&
0ir erwabnen bier blos zines fleineu Shells
unlerer Wnaren unb ~perpeiIen R6ufer auf unler
@elammtlager BON @eipen- unb 50 Qenfpfen, 70
mie pom allen in bas @el9aft eini@lasenben St.
eenaanten.
.. SO. Sn8erion II. So.
@de Der Watalbam- unb Dritten @tra6e,
,-.>. nabe Der Bride. .
~ pa i@ mid, felt i9 als Ibeilbaber in has
@el9aft ein9etreten, ppa Der beionperen CUNT
unleres teutl4en publifums ilberseueen fcnnte,
CLAUDE t9 btra bic &ererDBeruns unieres Qaeers
elmer nod erSberen @unft unierer Damen mid
~erfreue1 3u tSnnen.
1887: 20 Mabler.
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Seutibe Bout
eDer & wi(CiuS, st UQuC,

MeDer & wi((ius, st pauC.
4. DieleIbe umfabt nebf alien in bas Bantfa&
einl9laeenben ~telonbers fclsenbe ;3peiae: &
=: 1=a4: We6iel auf DeutI1lanp,T =
lctpte auf a0e 9auptplGBe Grantreibs, Der @6treia
unb teS Snlanbes perben ftetS in beliebiaeu Be-
traSen urb gu ben giinitislen Bepineunsen abee-
9eben. 4@17@ %<Ir$% 3A4 5*f@o1@
, Die @%us;ablun9 BON @elrcrn
in irseno etnem 1beile I%eutihlauts unb Der
S@pei3 bel1ate1 mir, ineeu1 mir ben @eaenrertb
Der bel uns cin9e3ablteu Yetr1ee Rem @ntpf6n-
germ, lelblt in ben entleeenfsu Srtl9aften, fclten.
frei ms 3aus isnben la1en unb tSnnen uniere
Iuftrasseber ee Gmpfanssbeiaeinisunsen ibrer
Jreunre lpdter bel uns e;tee9ennebu,en. Jerner
bclprgen mir bic
49,, Ginstebuns bon @el.ern
IN europa unp pereen bic ta3u ertorberli9en
Yapiere, ais: -. 49,.
&pQmadten,
Ver3i1tleii tun9Surfunteu, Ippten1deine &c. BON
unS aus9efertl9t unp terea @iltiafeit perbirat.
Wu9 belorsen mir bic onlularii9e Beelaubieuns
lul1er Dptumente. -E4~
Ya0a9el9etne r."=. "a
5ar trelen Tabrt iber Bremen mad Nem- q prt,
Baltimore pber Nem- Orleans perabfolaen mir III
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fur bic in b%enielben benannte perlpn @lltisfeit
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