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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

From its commencement until the time
that Michigan was admitted, the practice was
uniform. Territorial Governments were first
organized by Congress. The Government of
the United States appointed the Governors,
Judges. Secretaries, Marshalls and other off,
GERS, and the inhabitants of the territory were
represented by legislative bodies, whose acts
were subject to the revision of Congress-
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31
OCEAN SPRINGS, Aug. l6, 1859.

0T No body can be deceived as to Col
Davis views. He says has policy is to MAIN
TAIN THE EXISTING Law OF MISSISSIPPI against
the importation of Africans Wig.
Yes, but his policy is to repeal the federal
statutes SO as to leave to each State and the
people to determine for themselves, whether
they will purchase Africans or not, and.to give
the new territories the benefit of additional
importations. We.-differ from Col Davis in
part. but agree with him Tin the main"
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

TEA CULTURE N THE u. STATES. - The
importation of tea plants and seed by the e..
S. Patent Office, and other preparations max
ing by that bureau for practical attempt at
tea culture in this country, give fresh inter
est to the subject. The Charleston Courier
of late date, says:
ave regarded that experiment as proving
conclusively the adaptation of the tea plant to
the climate of Greenville District. Il was the
opinion of DR.. Smith, after careful examina-
ton, that portions of the mountain region Of
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
Tennessee, were better adapted to tea than
great proportion of the land cultivated in Chi
ma. This opinion was derived not only from
examination of the soil, and personal inquiry
as to climate and conditions of weather, but
from study of meteorological records and
observations. The same opinion as to our
soil and climate was confidently expressed by
NJ. Francis Bonynge, whose visit some eight
years since viii be remembered.
The Commissioner Of Patents, In his last
annual report, presents the results of a careful
inquiry as to the nature of the soil and the
climate of the tea districts of China and ar
rived at the conclusion that we have soil
and climate possessing the conditions neces-
sary for the production of the tea plant in
large portion of our territory, and that it only
requires enterprise, capital and intelligence, to
BRING this branch of industry into successful
competition with the "celestials.. The
journal of Commerce is decidedly Of opinion
that we are to become tea producing country.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31
And is openly and zealously advocating u
re-opening of the African slave trade.

The GEORGIA CoTToN GRoP.-The Column
bus Sun, of Friday, thus speaks of the Cot
ton Crop in that vicinity "Much Of it is dy-
ing from what is termed black rust, and the
whole is much disposed to shed its fruit and
forms. Much of this disaster, we think, is
attributed to the working of the cotton when
too wet, which many had to do to save their
crops from being overrun by grass, owing to
the great amount Of wet weather throughout
the summer, and especially during the last
month
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

We will not support Douglas upon his pres
ent record, and we see no hope of that record
being changed in any particular. The Little
Giant would have to wipe out his last two
years of demaeoguery and practical Abolition
ism before we could think of him for Pres-
dent. and this we know win not he wiped
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

Frae land o cakes and Seotia's hight
| came, some ten years, now gone by
am too aud, and dim o. sight,
Else wad | see thee wi mine eye
! send box, my brave ould cock.
Wrought by my aun poor tremlin han,
Cut of stock, held freedoms lock-
Wha' meier flashed in the pan.
VII Constitutions heart of oak,
That claims a Washington for sire:
And jackson, as you wear his cloak,
Take this frse me-auld AeTatpe.
This was testimonial much priced by the
old Hero, coming as it did from a heart that
was warmed by patriotism and loyal republi-
canism There is an old Latin Bible explain
ed by the following letter presenting it as a
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

Are you prepared to admit that the inhab-
ftants Of the territories possess the sovereignty
over them, and that any number, more orless,
NAV claim any extent Of territory they please,
NAV form Constitution and Government, and
erect il into State, without asking your per-
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

Having now established beyond eontrover
sy, that sovereignty over the territories is
vested in the United States-that is, in the
several tates composing the Union-and that
the power of legislating over them is expressly
vested in Congress, it follows that the indiyii-
uals in California who have undertaken to
form Constitution and State, and to exer
else the power of legislating without the con-
sent Of Congress, have usarped the sovereignty
Of the State and the authority of Congress
and have acted inopen defiance of them both. )
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

ITThe election of the Hen. John Forsyth
to the Legislature of Alabama, from the city
Of Mobile, is one Of the scientific and political
events of the day, His position on the topics
now engaging the public mind was no secret
He had openly espoused the non, Intervention
doctrine; and had signalized his return to the
career editorial by the most jealous yindica-
ton of Senator Douglas position on that ques-
t;on -FycEsburg WLid
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31
Public Speaking.

n behalf of that great enterprise.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-31

Nor is it less clear that the power of legisla-
thug over the acquired territory is vested in
Congress, and not, as is assumed, in the inhab-
itants of the territories
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-19

Brieadier Ge| Archibald Henderson 4
u. S. marine cdDS, who died ii Washhs
On the 9Th inst xas native 4 Yirgiha' !.
tered the ssrvicI n 1896 and rose 70 tie =.
Aof Lie1t. Colon Commanded N ls2Q
commanded b'talion Of marines d DE y
da war against e Seminoles be led ihsns
in the bloody al desperate engagement g 2:
the Indians on ie Hatcbeelaskie, Jlnu''i :
1881, and was teveted BrigadieF gssn
his gallant and efficient conduct Nhl!e 2,
manding the nkines in Alabama Ford +,
Tennessee, agsbst the hostile saFagk ,
life as q soldier bxceededs half 4 century = Z
that whole PED Of service vas lllasAal',
the noblest in5nces Of manly couFsss y
tri0tic devotio}
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-19

WksHrSGroi Jan. 1.-THE hezi'.a I.
Central Amerihn Colonization Assoe's'''2
definitely bed resolved into lhs
Mexican ana central american Assos Il
It is understdd that the Association ! ~
supported by |rominent Southefnefs A'e q
Workers, who're said to Be negotiating y Z.
have already purchased certain grams y =
IONA, and intl,d colonisipg there: IA,
Gen. HeDnt win, probably a''s y. {
ensuing spriIk and summer, teks Y. rs
body Of men act as chief engines
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-19

The undersigned bosisasief a - etete o. -, ccfil
es orpkr mis- oal o. offict that he 81 acquainted viii
tie above guafantorz and knows them - be men ol Pm
pe5ty and abIe 10 make good iheir guaranty.
Dated e telHneo-jf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-19

ID - 311Ot&
HALIFAX 5-The ste,z..sI;;. I.
American u .ailed from Liys,Dssl =
22d 81 IDecem W 0aebec stu1 ! 5.
Off Cape Race Z put nj Tor eosI-zlss...
The forwa compartment + rs 4.
American Is cl water The CHI 4.
chester for n gerk, left Liverpool 3 s
December. q. s. frigale 4Tsi.'s
Malta Nov. "a
The North eriean bri1ps d.I;ss
yerpooI 70 the pf December Is &
cotton for the tcedine tkree H. ).
to %, 900 bale (which sDeclII;',., s,
porters each 1000 balS a
closed with l 1t decline; sunss., Z I
sixteenth pend Tiers say tie n,'Is
but unchanged
Flour is ds+the stock IS inisir Il i.
saleable. WI i quiet and & 8
Southern whit eS 6daTs. unt ~
Provisions arc aYy. Sugar hga q.
s dull R0sin teady; sales sils as- :
Spirits of TurI tine dull.
The Manche markets ars Anu. 81.
advancing tend ry.
Breadstufis dull Wheatis im s
visions ere dull C6nsols s6sa95I
The Presided message Is printed 1 g.
the English paI aid the Times i -
severe il its cIeism. The Times ann
q new ocean teIFaph enterprise Or b
cable from Lar End to Halifax, on a &
y new plan.
The President message occupied d, i
ton Of the Lon9 and Liverpool ppz
Cuban, Mexican ID Central sAmGianp y
'sitions are nnpdable
It's stated u the French 6oveIum.ni
signed |contract or large nnmbssd irsI
groes, 10 supply uadalonpe and Martin
also. that the + teh Government hs /
with some surpft M. buchanan ran
dation to purcha| Cuba France haIingit
notified the Antcan Minister that i
conjunction viii nghnd bad come b 1
termination not koIeIafe the cession d
even with the Cd lent Of Spain.
The Emperor spolecn had reduced y
eznbert's term q Imprisonment 70 three n
The iine had BE- confirmed.
The Portugu llinisisfhas Withdraw
France
Z" N
ing out
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-19

ne dndersifhtd l.|..1S - - e.|t Of -. qnaer-
take |1si 4 the ptest et !4| g. fe.,e
,, oa;o7 10 ii rs as 81 August 1852 en1F Into Ne ~
11I| obligation B fo1tI1E| 70 perform The ,<rtIre pro-
|I{ ~ IA 81, klHd'i. directly iht obI|etIIk2S aid
s1|Iiies ass6m1 U 1narIors under Ne 4lii section cl
|6 act of e65trI 81 jay 1850 aud Agreeing 70 abide
~ The penalties therein tfets'.d.
Dated tgnea p tNo 9uAfantor.f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-19

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, 1859-05-13


BY the steamer Northerner, we have received
through Freeman & Co. tho British COIOnist to
the 7th inst, from which We extract the following
items:-
On Tuesday evening, Sd inst, a meeting was
held at Assembly Hall, in order to organize an
expedition to Queen Charlotte's Island, for tie
purpose Of exploring that island for gold and other
minerals. Speeches were made by Mcssrs.
Hicks, Lang, and Minor, who have been in tho
island; and by Messr& Bayley, Hatch and others,
who were favorable to the object An agreed
that there was gold there-and that an expedi-
ton was desi able. A committee Of seven were
named to carry out the objects Of the meeting.
In answer to petition numerously signed, ask
ing the govern ncnt Of Ir:tish Columbia to place
Light Ship" at the mouth Of Fraser's River,
some miles from the shore near the outer buoy,
an answer has been returned, that the suhj1c.
was under consideration, but had to be deferred
for want Of funds. Tho necessity of light Of
some kind at the mouth of the river Is apparent
provided vessels wish to enter in the night;
but we have our doubts as to the necessity Of
putting light-ship there, believing that the Oh.
ject can be attained BY lighthouse near the
Lone Tree.
What kind Of a celebration are We 10 have on
the expiration of the Hudson Bay Company's
grant Of this island, the last Of this month"; One
party proposes huge coffin to represent it and
10 have It buried with appropriate Obsequies.
The sale Of thirty-one lots on Yates and Gov.
crnment streets, by the II. D. Co, realized $27,-
s25. and with the buildings $2s,245.
We are informed that Mr.. Samuel Hazeltire
late Chief Engineer Of the steamship LG5uehere
has been appointed inspector Of steamboats,,
etc.
At Point Robert, on Thursday, 17th April, the
second son Of Mr.. Alexander MeLanc, aged six
years. was burnt so as to cause death within three
days. It appears that his mother left the house
for few moments, and during her absence the
deceased, whilst playing with his brother, turned
his back to the fire, when his clothes accidentally
caught FIRE. On his brother discovering the Ere
and telling him Of It, he Immediately ran out
doors TO his mother, who exlinguished il with
her dress; but not before the fire had effectualy
done its melancholy work.
There are only ten persons now lea on Point
Roberts, eight in the upper and ten in the lower
town.
, 1859-05-13

Private adyiccs, just received, state that the
Dutch Government are about to lay claim to the
famous Avcs guano island, in the Caribbean Sea,
which has been successfully worked by the At
lantic and Pacific GuanO Company, Of New
York, for the last two years. - Il
, 1859-05-13
Sus.Htss GarSs.
SAMUEL HOPPER,


SAMUEL HOPPER,
rI-..s. sssMLIWRIGHT, r4r 20 zFl--as
Builder Of MULAY and CIRCULAR sawmlls; also TlOur.
@n Commercial st, stenacOom Cly,.w =
J. RIDGELY, MD,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & ACCoUCHEUR,
0ce the main street. door the Office Of the Puget
Sound Herald. 8Ot'
FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
oEneS-COrner Of Commercial and Main streets,
sTEILAcooM, W.T.. Lily
w. II. WALLACE,
ATToRNEY AT LAW,
sTEILAcooM, W.T.. lily
W. n. WOOD. II. E. BRADLEY.
WOOD & BRADLEY,
AuctiOnetrS and Commission Merchants,
Balch street, near Commercial, stellaeoom, W.T..
Messrs. WOOD BRADLEY would refer to the following
ESQ., seacOom; Bach Weber Stewart street wharf San
PrSneiScO A. NJ Gilman Co.. So Front street, sAn Fran
cisco. ta-s5 E. 94tf
WOOD & BRADLEY,
CONVEYANCERS,
srrLAcooN VT
Mr. WOOD win pay sc. attention to the duties Of Notary
Public P.1Isr attention S Be paid paid g 1s collection Of
~ :, .,.a.r ' r n . n,,n,,v
y. =. 800. :, :, ----------
LAFAYETTE BALcn. >. D. WEBER
. naIcET a. IvERREr Gg8
FopwARnJNG Ann DCOMMJeSTON
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
- "
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
r. err,, ,coo,, ~ - "a,
''H' MnEkER 8 SONS
, 1859-05-13
TOWN LsoT9l
BILLss ADDITION 10 sTrrLAcoOM.
GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!

THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
l. his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots c one acre each prepared TO sell
Lots 70 suit parties desilag either locate ard improve
location Is not sxcelled ly any on Pagtt Sound The
ste has been laid out with view 10 beauty and eouve-
nence; the streets being four rods wide and The Whole
plot well wntered ~ spfngs Sites log three cuFchee
have already been donated and pet apsr The prizes Of
Lnts range from $50 70 $50 each according 10 locality
The proprietor contemplases huldirg wharf ont The
claim during the coming SIMMER, which cannot fail TO
greatly enhance the valne Of theenilre pTopaty,
Parties wishing 10 purchase can DO 50 " applying 70
FRANK CLARK. Esq .ut eieIlaco0o. who, " power
Of attorney. is authorised 70 sell and convey Its
6O:if IEuUEL BiLIlS.
, 1859-05-13
NOTICE.

VNHE HOSPITAL STEWARD AT FORT
i stelaeoom has on hand quantity Of Medicines sud
Drugs which he WIn eel 20 citizens.
Prs.erptlOus Tor syPbls and GonOrrhGs carefully com
pounded.
inouiS s,thc fssPi,s s,,vsrds room He.ral hsrdI9s.
IN cHAS, j. TITICEHALp.
, 1859-05-13

VXyANTED-By the Puget MN Co., At Terkaiet, W. T.,
w rood chOppeF, eawyer, TeRnslers and Contractors
for eettag logs. J. p. KELLER.
1877 Agent for Raret Mn Co.
, 1859-05-13
nm WASHINGTON HOTEL, IN
Ed Corner Of Main and second streets, .lEI
OLYMPIA, W. 7.
sILAS GALLIHER, Proprietor.

TNHE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN con.
necilon with and as part Of the washington Hotel"
enabled % provide the travelling public with larger
nnm0er Of eapaeOus. comfortable and excellently
l.ted spartmenis than can be 90 Tded BY any other
public house In Washington TerIoy. An idea of his
ability 10 accommodate the p1bc my be iudgedfrom the
fact that the hotel cantains twenty-five private rooms
Exclusive OF family apaFtmehts) ak Of which are large
drawitg rooms o. parlOrs.
1hankfu 70 the public fOr the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended TO the proprietor and having thus enlarged
upon bis vrmeF buness he feels cJnGdent be render
the scjpum Of stranger with him comfortable and plea
SAINT, and No pans shall be spaFtd ~ set bis table well
as ahy In like busipess Bedsand bedrooms furnished 10
such ~ may desire them.
Board BY the day and week.
god stable Is attached to this establishment which
Will bc amply supplied with crlEe for tie accommodation
Of animals Of The travelling public.
share Of public paiFovege Is respectfully solictHd
OLYNrfA, Dec. IN, 1851, sly
, 1859-05-13

MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port Townsend, June %, 1868.

nR. r. N. 0'DRIEN, LATE RESIDENT Ply
" stcian and Surgeon Of the County Huspltal, San
Francisco and Of the hospital Of the Sisters Of Mercy
now In charge Of the Marine Hopts at Port Townsend
DR. oBRIEN is also prepared to receive private pa
nenss ne y ns.,s.s nmsel too VIII tbe hoPe that an
slon both private and hospital, together with thorough
medco chrrgca education, as evidenced BY the proper
guarantee Of diploma 10 that effect will obtain Tor him
the confidence Of the citizens on Puget Sound.
Pm. o'BRTEN, Nd,
- Port ToWniend,
viii be duly acknowledged. iTd
, 1859-05-13
W1thOut Pay!
To Merchants and Consumers
SA w S AND FILES.

The Ind Ts'nCd, hay M been
"a I>SS9sZEAA elpaipied stle Agent for the
\HE4l4t12A sLte 81 CRlfHnis ind Oregos,
JAs1sssAl5A /. ard Was,iI eton Territory for
tfsi 2lkto the iale Of r. HOE a co.'s su.
ysSfN1I pcrior cast ktetl, eilcu'ar. mil pi
cross cut, web and ether Saws
20 well known throughout the
w. Cni Cd States, h f0ims ihUse In
EsoD WHEtiat be has al slltimes very
variety on hand. The sccliary
Of their circular saws for running true the equality aud
teDaclty Of temper which they posess has given hl
that celebrity 20 which they aTe No ustly entitled.
The undersigned will keep stock In San Fnncsco 10
supply the demands Of the Market Al orders will have
prompt attention. Orders received for any peculiar form
or sine will Be forwarded 10 r Hoe Co New York for
execution. 10 connection We have competent workman
fn HUs Co. attsud " all necessary repairs ard
Aiterat ons tht may he required, which viii Le done Of
GEORGE STEAD,
N.E.eor Battery and Jackson Sts, San FIaocisco.
N.B.-Spear q JsekSon Files. l:6m
, 1859-05-13

By which the ist wonderful and quickest cures an
Effected without particle Of nasty aud pasonnns medi-
cine II any kind and he makes very mdeFaie charyes
though be dOes not aiemvt to swinde any man into hS
Iaea that be does u all
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-10
Qeioenee leIet!
eWbilGbelpbta WlebistntfAeS sans,
ppr 3net unb 8nansig Sabret burd,
DIR. Kinkelin.
10 LAEE1NOIIII1
,GSs Der Drittsa anb ltnipH~stra5es YbiIabsIppta

~RTNA ~ 0NNh ~N O@H'daA ~~T
DIR. Kinkelin,
;GGs Ser Drttteu unb ltntpn. Gtrase, philadelphia
Sme unb 5man3tg Sabre
Grfabrung bat 2r, Rinfsltd su etnert Der erfsI8retnfeu aerSte
tn Der Sur BON allen s. ~apfpetten fseStlitifGer unb ~6ehgirner
Ratur, ndHnlt6ern lnDerrnf8en ala etn 9tnberaiB aus gsr-
~betratbunB, nerSbfe uub esfnle@tii@e G@mG6e, GrGntssitsn
Der eaut, nn6 fol6er, bic pa sena Nsie6rnuG sen Ifsrfnr
enthepen - aentaht.
Webmt beICnbere 9eDtia.
Is If cine able @cw09nBeit. 6er I'd suweiIsn fit 9noben
IN Der @tniantett erSeben. Bic NIT ibnen . this 81 tsrer WPanns
bartlett autpaGf, un6 tOelNs, uenn nt6t IN ~sebDrt8er Belt aS.
seIe6t, ni6t nur ernflihe 2tnDernide berpprruft, i0nbern aud
TeranIaGung 81 elmer 6eibe ppn cnbaltencen, verfGneii9en
unS Serbeerenbeu 9eiSenf&aften siett.
NBent9e Spn bteien, BITE lid biefer cerbftbitmsn G~erphnbet
tr9eben ftnaen bic trauri8fn 6UGea baaca, bis fe ba6 mere
|aSie SpfsM asrrtttet fneen, ffsntbe Wnb unertiGrbare Mufre-
So uaO 81 psn Sr, a,n}}tlin's Sud Gbsr a@ei6aerbaltans.
Der nHsindat9s y a%nees.itea riEe i%9ipa9lb. unfdaia
um etubirea sa bsHeesn, fen 9dritt Il. TT &c uaS fapa6
Itr TIT onnarn, unsati9lUaen, ub Seigt fslbf in fstHeu 8erenu.
Isunsen SOeniBer Tbdttefet ais eem69nlta.
2Denn er fA Dpn btefer Gsnpb nteit leseetet, ebe bttlel6e tb,
S9Itnamtss pplbra9t, anb Serbetratpet I'D, ~ 1T f.int Gb
aafra@sssr. aae ietas gernuntt fest ieg,. ess Osefss bnrt
lletne Trupefe pprpettperHrtd&t mGrbfn TT DteieSftuf
0etra@tnneen wel9e bic aufm srffdm Ell
atlsr wtssa f%Stltsn, bic I'D TN am.
tr 9a6e beftnbtu.
Behaltet e8 I'M @ebGntniR.
Dertenist, pel6er F6 untsr Or. ainfelin's BebanbIun,
aedt, tann ssriFsnbaft aaf feins @bre, ais ein Btebermant
seimniHs Der aranfsn Sen Or. ataitiiRn nisnsls sntSaat ner
Ssa, Istns %gD0pnunB TT lett be-. lesten sUan5te 5abren an be
y. + sa g. ss YIN ,i Der Sritttn nHD nntonfr lDifSsn ssrss
Sranfe in elmer @ntfernnua.
Bite ttren Gan einfaG, ~Drbuxben nit aaen ibren Ssntptpnten
ttn stnsr1 Srtefs mtttbeilen Unit 9etidIu6 etner 8ergatane)
tSnnen Or. 8infeltns D9ebisinen ~bereeut6s unSeraaalFtd nGd
iestns. Gbsile Der untpu, en!ms6er NIT BET ppf p6er @rrref
sne . espodt I'M Gdeben unb NeuSter6e au Dertaten, nber
litnbst crbalten.
1efe! SuSenb unb Mannbarfeitll
Gin ftaftbOOe8 Qebeu Ober Gin friibsettiaer ToN
Sintehn dber SslbferEaItuna nur Is Gtnts
Nrtets, wel@e tenen gBetb in stamps %entbaIten, perbe
gt6rslSiI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-10
Inhrs 6 reife:

EF Eur %beIDn6eren neutrality-suspicious..
GtnwanbertT unb @eifenbe fpaten febr SErf4tts fen, t6e
fe TIRE 8t1ette foufen unb fraten bteItlben muir BON fold en-
ansetelten 8eanten tnufsn, uelde 5pn itrent @stdIte ge6tn,
Mot aber BON MlGfterm pbtr 8Wtfdentrd8ern ba fe fCna Der
@efabr ~ars9eTett frb, bef5mtneelt su retben une tpr gelb
urfpnf ~auseebet.
OurdFabrts<8 tnette
na@ Gnsu Ebelen beS gDefen8 Fnb gu haben bet
Gb. g. SifcebrGnbtt
Cereal" Ser BdIintrre. unb
Sbtrs@t ienbahn.
SoH8o'1S Scr. 81, Tbame8ffr., 8altiutcre.