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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
TERMs.-oNE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTs-IN ADVANCE,
WHOLE NUMBER e264..

| Episcopal Church, and mercantile blocks givs
the Saint anything but shabby appeaaance.
Being the great hemp emporium of North
Western Missouri, and for thirty years tra-
ding point With the Indians, there is much
capital here which finds its way into business
channels. that no town of quick growth can
easily compete. with its fuctuatings trade and
uncertain markets.
To be sure there is the curse of slavery in
| her midst and the class, too, that upheld its
divinity. by drinking bad whisky and making
long prayers to the God who cursed poor
Han; hut there is, too, growing free senti-
ment, that will soon make its influence be felt,
Ia naked contrast to every other town in
the State, excepting ST. Louis. -,
We shnll not always have such an affair of
'Doy and Son to injure the reputation of our
fair city. 10 4al se asaa
The eitction to-day is carried on by whisky
TOO much. for the shouts of drunken men upon
the streets disturb the usual quiet, and the
soubriquet of abolitianist meets with rejoin.
der of black eye. There is report that
Gov. Stuart who resides here, is often in the
same conditiop-may be bis example gives
popularity to the reelipg gait and three sheets
in the wind appearance to our politicians--
Hurrah for NJ. JEFF Thompson, future
Mayor of 'St. Joe 7 well elect him in spite Of
lh-lp this comes in through the open door.
| l had forgotten to mention that Ex Gov.
Shannon, Dogs counsel. made an eloquent
speech before the jury,-one which, on the
stump. would have been prescribed as Black
Republican, but he will have his reward if he
persists in snch sentiments ssli
Missouri will soon be a free State, the de.
cree has gon,, forth, unalterahle as the laws Of
the Medes and Persians Gangs of slaves are
dsily sold to the cotton fields of Louisiana and
Texas, while hundred make their escape every
year. The rich. black soil attracts the emi-
grant from the sterile rocks of New England.
and with his churches and school houses be
plants the germ of free institutions.
! Perhaps you may hear from me again, if
the old Saint should go off in nap. or stuff his
eats with raw cotton TO keep ont progressive
thnnder and the changing echoes of freedomis
triumph, coming up through Missourfis blue.
wreathed plains. r S
4 april 4. 1885, gs,7,s. E.s
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In what ship have the greatest number of
men been wrecked Courtship.
When does modification eusue? When
you pop the question apd are answered no.
Avoid entering. into an argument with a
deaf man, in a railway car, as it is sure to lead
to high words.
What is the difference between an attempts
ed homicide and Cincinnati hog butcbery
One is an assault with intent to kill and the
other is kin with intent Is salt.
A gentleman presented a lace collar TO the
object of his alteration, and in jocuIar way,
said, 5. Do not let any one else rumple' it,
!. No. dear said the lady, will take it off. ;
Talking the other night of mutual friend.
whose love Of beer had accelerated his death,
Titmarsh said. 'Ah I sir. he was man, take
him for halfand-half we shall not look upon
his like again.
A gentleman in Richmond writes that, 10 the
beautiful village of Lexington, a young man,
having devoted himself to the special enter
tainment Of a company Of pretty girls for a
whole evening, demanded payment in kisses
when one Of them instantly replied, Certainly
sir; present, your bill.'
"A man residing in Indiana announced him
self as candidate for sect in the legislature,
andin his address to the public sums up his
qualifications as follows: = I believe was the
firsi civilized man who Skinned coon. chased
a deer, caught q bear. or treed wild cat. on
the west side of White River
An assembled { mily, as the legacy to each
was read aloud. sobbed and wished that the
father had lived to enjoy his own fortune
At last came the bequest to his heir-sT give
my eldest son. Tom, chilling to buy him a
rope TO hang himself with God grant, said
Tom sobbing like the rest, that my poor
father had lived to enjoy it himself
+ is the sense Of smelling more pleasing than
the sense of tasting p was the question up
before a western debating society in a bar,
room. Uncle Joe was the last to speak upon
the negative, and all were anxious TO hear him
deliver himself. Walking up to the barkeeper
he called for hot whisky punch, and drank it
off with great gusto; then. turning to his op
ponents, he handed the empty glass to his
leading dispptant, and Numbered out: Now
smell it, you varmint 7 Il is needless to ado
that Uncle Joe brought down the house, and
also the decision for the negative.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
,ss In MEMORY OF -Ni
THE HON. GILBERT THORNE.
JUDGE OF THE CIRcUMLocUTIoN COURT.
In MEMORY OF

Died lS-. EFT.
The learned md erudite Counsellor-the up
right and impa' tial Judge-tbe faithful
and affectiouate husband-the loving
father and the devoted friend q
distinguished alike for his
public henefactions se.se5
and his private
charities! - -Hs sss
may answer we'll for the trorlds eve, and for
the ,oorlds judgment; but when the time
comes, as surely ,oiHe thoee of US who may
perchanee, be present. may find different rec
ord written upon the docket of that great
whose judgments are eternal. Then you and
|, dear reader and all of u.s. may see-guided
by light. of WEIGH we can form no present
fallible are all human decis.
ions, how blind all earthly opinions. and how
unjust the judgments of the world! Then
standing at that bar, where, written upon our
conscience, the deeds of life are brought to
light. each his own accuser and defender, you,
and I. and Jenny Irwin. and Gilbert Thorne,
and all of US, will learn WHO sIrrEru IN JUDO.
MENT! .ss... e. b
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
and tie General Weyare.
The ovER-HEART.
or Him. and through HIM, and to Him all things;
10 N be glory torerer r-PAuL. -r

Above, below. in sky and sod,
In leaf and spar, in star and man,
Well might the sage 7Athenisn scan ID
The geom-tric signs OF God,
The measured order ef His plan.
And India's mystics sang Alright -
OF the One life pervading all,
One Beings tidal rise and fall
C In soul and form. in sound and sight,
Eternal outflow and recall.
God is: and ran IN guilt and fear
The central fact Of Nature owns; -f44
Kneels. trembling. by his altar-stones,
And darkly dreams the CHASTITY smear
OF blood appeases and atones.
Guilt shapes the Terror: deep within
The human heart the secret lies
Of all the hideous deites;
And, painted q ground of sin, r-ae 4
. The tabled gods of Torment rise Eest
And what is He. The ripe grain mods,
The sweet dewr fall, tho sweet flowers blow,
But darker signs His presence show:
The earthquake and the storm are Gods
And good and evil interiow.
oh, hearts of lovel oh, souls that turn "a p
To you the truth is manifest:
For they the mind of Christ discern
Who lean like John upon His breasti
In Him of whom the sybil told, ~ 81 sS
For whom the prophets harp was toned, l.,
Whose need the sage and magan owned,
The loving heart of God behold,
The hope for which the ages groauedi
Fade pomp Of dreadful imagery . - s...se
wherewith mankind have deifed
Their hate and sefshness and pridei
Let the scared dreamer wake to see,
The Christ of Nazareth at his sidel
What doth that holy Guide requirei-
No rite Of pain, nor gift of blood,
But, man kindly brotherhood. tsi
Looking. where duty is desire, es4
To Him, the beautiful and good. ...
Gone be the fsithlessness of fear;
And let the plying heavens rain
Wash out the altar's bloody stain,
The law of Hatred disappear, %
The law OF Love alone remain. q
How fall the idols false and griml
Ard loI their hideous wreck above
The emblems of the Lamb and Dovel
Man turns from God net God from him, .
And guilt, in suffering whispers Lowell
The world sits at the feet Of Christ
Unknowing blind, and unconsoled;
1t yet shall touch his garments fold,
Bnd feel the heavenly Alchemst - ii-
Transform its very dust to gold. f45-s
z.-... !. ~ T az rs stla
The theme behtting angel tongues p ~ !,.5t
Beyond mortars scope has grown. ...z se
oh heart Of minei with reverence own
The funess which to It belongs. .
And trust the unknown for the knowni
aa Hi . JIG W.
-Tndepepdenf. I--.-f L s
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SPRAYS OF wIsDoK.

g. - n = 4
You may gsio knowledge BY reading, but
youamust separate the chaff from the wheatby
thinking. esa,.=5 -5..5s-ga 4sss5 s9
Winter, which strips the leaves from around
US makes us see the distant regions they con
cealed; so does age rob us Of our enjoyments.
only to enlarge the prospect Of the eternity
before us. sa.a g s3Hr q
The transient day of sinful indulgence is
followed by dark and tempessuous night of
sorrow - IS sasssse5sz
3 When virtue abandons us, and conscience
reproacles us, we become terrified with imag-
inary evils. sE'zss sai it-ii7sh
{ A, wicked man feigps sorrow fer his, sins,
aud often fabricates an excuse for his crimes
The whole circle, of vices. lie shadows to-
ward the evening of life. appear enormous to
the thi. king person. z @
Drunkenness is one of the two most beast
| " vices to which weak minded men are ad-
dicted. = ~
Charity. like SUM- brightensesery object
frIsI So. 49, -;,t
A'su' o"'seHso apu 'aaaP, y 'Y.lo 49,
tgood temper ana pEadence' nave aes eyer peen
found the surest road to prosperity.
+. men VIC nsye prao.'ssu '@1a gov ass'o.s
a"nile' sney become easy' anu "nen ..ey - A
easy we oes,a 70 'ake pleasure N snsni ahe
va - 's s p'sase - ss.s 49,
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oe't 'espo's = .no' nee''-A s'1 s1e w -
o'osne o1'se's .
i whose despisetn Ht4le tnings "h nese
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Life has for every one some blessing-some
cup that is not mixed with bitterness Atev.
cry heart there is a fount of pure water, and
all men, some time or other, taste its sweet
ness. Who is be that hath not found in his
path Of fife some fragrant rose bush. scentingi
all the ar with its sweet perfamef
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

Upon a conclusion Of a marriage in vii.
lage church, the bridegroom signed the regis.
ter with his mark The pretty young bride
did the same and then turning to lady who
had known her as the best scholar in school.
whispered to her, while tears of honest love
and admiration stood in her eyes, He's dear
fellow. Miss, but cannot write yet. He's go
ing to learn of me, and would not shame
him for the world ss fag.E isar''1 @.
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But come not to upbraid you; come
not to expose you, come not to do you any
harm; only come, ere my departure, to bid
you kindly farewell, and to tell you that out
of the great sorrow and wretchedness which
has made me the miserable outcast which /
had come to be, holier. better spirit utters a
full forgiveness for oil the evil which have re
ceived at your hands. q oi h4aIt-=5 ase q
This is all / have 10 say, Gilbert Thorne
all the reckoning | have come to make, and
now,' slowly rising, may the great God, through
the intercession of Him whose nativity the
ceremonies of this night commemorate KEEP
you and yours from all evil and harm, ant
not visit The sins Of the fathers upon the cliiI
dren''
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dilpn unD Sir s, Code, fir Sarcinien 6e:r
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@ateaanr niO fir Die Ser. Sraaten lieutenant
Waurp, DIRECTOR peS ObletultcrlualS gu Walb.
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Iild,e 5oi,ee 5e3eben, in Der rier neue Ori5ls
nalfhide leiner Competition aue8efabr! DarDell
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lelbt un9eltiitet mOroen iei, 10 beSab er lid III
@emeiuIdaft init benz Gapitdn Ger en8ltihen
Treoatte uuo einem DISPLACEMENT frauaofi4er
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gegen ba8 Sabr 1857 un9efdbr 40 psf. (Ote
bur6 ei8ene S6ulD Serlm8liften linO ni9t
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8erun9liidten eridredenC 9enu9. 90 puroen
auf cen enslifden Gilenbabnen I'M SABRE
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Selegr0pDiG1e Ne0cDricDtett
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meilter Ucn Sun Tranci8cO UorlieBenpen Rlay
gen elm.
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al8 Staat in bic Union eebeten piro. (Obne
3weifel banOelt e8 lt4 bier um Die 2%eapenwprtbJ
gcnpentiou.) OaS Meu1orial WurOe an Die
Serritcrtal>G Committee permteIen.
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bod auf ben NntraB @nin's beI9lOlieli, bieIen
0e9enltano gu perl4teben uno Die Racjfic6ia
wieoer auf5une9men.
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ciftcbabn. ytadpem er 9~eenOi8t, mu.Oe Die
fran6Sllhe Sppliaticn8bia orh nod aufsenOms
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morin &c auI Die alsbalOise Pailirun8 Der Blu
Drang.
9au8, GOtfar BON Snpiana bat UNI
GrlaubniB, ieiue lin unierem Blott beiprodene)
Sia fIr Organization zines Jerritorium8 @olOs
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Committee perplelen, Damn gju9 oa8 0au8
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fir GoOi13irnn8 Der beltebenOen @elebe Ger y,
ct. anf.
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Deg Senators Douglas trefen ausSerebnte 8Ors
bereItun8er, um ibm beute Abeno BET ieIner Ans
tuntt BON Baltimore einen a:9emelieneu @m
pfan9 3u %bereitsr, Oa9e9eBeu liuO Die Nems
terlnbaber lebr 5urIdbalteno.
OOu9tas in Maf6tueton.
Us Ellington, 6. San. Douglas
wnr6e BET Ieinsr Nufunft bier pom elmer errBsn
2ln5abl PerICnen empfangen unp Damn mad leis
ner Wphuun0 9eleltet, no ct eiHe f:r3e Reoe
belt.
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%Oericn pom Otartne-@crpS ltarb pIOelid. @r
mar So S. in Dtenite.
Detroit, 6 Sun. Die QeJistatur BON
Uetbisau frat beute 5ulammen.
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Oampfer UauDerbiit, Der rOr9eltetu bel Racs
Yotnt idelterte, Elm 8an5e8 Wrad meroen pirO.
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reriiaert. Die Raliasiere baden cine Grfid.
rnn9 p%ublijirt, porin lie Dem Capt. 6ra3er un0
Den anoeren OificIeren oeS DampierS fiir pie
Gner9te, Die tie Sebuls Der Rettun9 pes 2ebens
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retteten warmen Oant fir ibre Suuaanitdt
IN belonoeren 8eldlilfsn oar9etrldt Die Pal-
ia9Iere lino ale trpbl,
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Der @ermani1 MGnrersGbUr bat fen Berlannmlg naSlsfa(
mad benz 5aufe bes 5srrn 8ars, Sc. 81 Scut9 Starphy.
spilhen @ermau. un6 4pmbaretr, perlegt.
Dem fruber mebrfdG ausalfprr6tnen g3unf6e entrprV-
6enD. BADEN mir ben GpntraEt ub.r bss Qptdl batta abses
f6lpfen, be basfelte ouser ben fur bic @efane. usbaastn bee
hfmmten Nbsnbsn gu isbtr anbstn Bait aud Su ben srtpatiSen
0srfarn ~nlan8en Der atttDsn unb pdffsea Witetietsr benz
Uermania Wfdnner.@tsr sur auSl6IeBlt6an A~tspslttpn gee
ftlt Derbe..
Dies CUR &snntnts br @~ltteltebsr ~brtnsskb ami bamtt. Bite
G%inIaSuns an ,bteftltsn sum Sftsrsn uno sabIrsi9sm Selu&
oes 0eretnst9lals perbtnpenb, Dirb glet63etftg et|uht. 8etels
hinge &c an ben @ermaata Mannfr.Gbpr BEL pr rn 8ars
btHietleBen ju mpleu.
Del41mf G.. @. WfdeI, Ger.
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betIf grunbIt@ 1We
9eberbelhperben, Di&pepTe rnb @elbfntt hrOui.
lGe D6er nerpSIe S9w6&en, Decentralization
nno ale Rrantbetten, pelhe bon Serburbenem Mas
gen pber Der Qeber entfeben.
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ktenntn, MDpetitlpFgtett, S&rere TIM Mdsen, G1w66e wnb
&fes @efibI TIM Nlasen unb ~llntsrlsib. @@werer &ttex,
3~erttlcpfen, S6m iAe Der Musen, GIedtn tn benz Wefs&t,
Eteber unb RcpffAutrjen, Befhrerben tsint Mttnca, @slbs
gtreen Der 5aut Mnb NHsen, GeitsRRe6en, S&mtrssR tm
Maatn Inb ben Glebsrn. 6tse TIM Rcpf 1nb Bremen tn
SletfN, BanetBfett unh Ntebsreef6Id asnbett.
Dt. &tsentbamer e~mpfetleu btefe 1febiatn Der InfmsrliGms
sstt os ~yublitams. fer ~iter3.net BON benz gDertR nb bt
AngemeHenbett ~bsrfsIten fir age Qetten, mpfur Te ~prrRebenp
%enpfObltn ptrb. Gs TT bies ietn neues unb uneepraftss
1ttttsI, tcneesn, stnss, bas felt 10 Sabren te Yrafane Dor benz
9nertt6ntfhen Brlfe ~bef6nbeR bat unb befen Nuf wnb Nsra
tauf Bite Test nod BON fefast Mnbern errst&t wurte. Dtt
8eusntfe, rrel&e bsshbmte unb ausseaet&nete Gerate unb @rt.
D1tpsrfcreR aus allen TteIen btefs6 QdnbeS Al @unftn eeben
ee6ea ins %anee9euere uub etue aenaue Dur&Iefans tes aGt6Ers
ltA pom benz Gtsentbaraer pnbltitrten Ilmana&s, peI&en Der.
ielbe unentgelblt1 bur& BITE Meeuten ~Dertbetlen I&et, rnuS au&
ben uneIdubtshen l~berseueen, bae btefes 8ttters nirtftt bt
SerahmtRatt~ psrbteRt, reINe es srIanst Bat.
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DC Gefbeufe mad Der .0cimatb I

8leine Dadete, fret Bis A5rtHe, fir 1 bs 2 Dollars
Das untfrseiGnete SGreau Der vScean-Dadet.8t>
81 rberun8a "G . m -" empFebIt ft sur prOmptsn unb
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81 apt0O nit iebem pom bier dbsebenesn y pfbdmp fer
naU trseEb sinsm Srte Der I4eEt, ~DVr3Geltd ad6 DeMtfG.
Lamb Branfret@ unb Der 9 d. No eta franttrt bic sur
Seftimnune, cber unfraHttr1, ee8en @ardHtte lne Sdetn.
Serner psrbens @elDGuS3GbIun9ru an trgeap cine
&brsfe ebeH battn fret tins 9aus ~ Itsfera Oireft per pOfbam.
pfer belDr9t unp DrieinGi.Q tttMng eeltefst. = , a ee-
BttIetS BON y r m n mad bier anS ~umeetebrt, fur pts
Sremer 9Sfoanpfi3tGr tsSsn WionAt BON bier. gBs6fel. 70.
eIeth a1tlbar, auf mebr ais 800 Stdbte ben europa aHsgeteut.
Idbtre ausfanft ibsr Vrets, 8ufenbunSsn u. I. 10. srbGIt
man auf psrtOfrtie aafrasea BIT y. SGmtbt u 60,
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Amerieamtf cbe Nacbricbten

Su Der 2e9i8ldtur BON Pennjblpa-
MEN Itet iett utter auOern Oentlden audi 6r.
JultuS s.. 3CIler, ~9etIrti9 aus &nitte
linoen in Wurttem6erS. Derielbe ~erlernte in
Deutl6lano bic 8udOruderei unb mar Dor ~
9abren cine 3eitlans Rebufteur DeS oYbilaOels
pbiQ DemOtrat". - Damn ltuoirte er bei 9os
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.aesss, 90 Mder 9anb nit suten @staali9fettsa, A6 Mietlsn
MEs;;;SS BON Der Staet aa9s Der eanbfra6s sne in bs seiaa"
EA belten Ueeenb, tl0% Mfer an Der WDrttera &sntrGI-
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ton.ednbuege, 10 Wfehen BON Der Stnbt; 2 5Guler IN SOM
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f6 tftii6e Raptere, gpie gDdifens @ertmtS. Seef6afte asrbt
4 had heTnri = R' # tf#
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amerifa melt meni9er Gtlenbabnsllnfdae rOrs
gefOmmen iinO, ul8 in cen porbersebenren Sobs
rem, SIN 2aufe Der leeten 6 Sabre erei9ueten
iid ndmli4 folgenoe &iIcu6abn Galamitdten
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suna Scales BON IS BuItei mad ieber m6bisen Gntfsrnmne
fur sl.5Q pber 4 Gt&. per Bultel Inn 6prInSs (Darben. Soc
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Dn94pdaE SSf. Brppn, SER.
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unp snstider Matrplen mad benz 8alof bes
@euverneir8 uno perbaftete benie(6en tnmitten
leiues @efclees. @esen bieie8 fibne 8cr9eben
marD nidt Der e~erin9lfe WiDertanb s~eleittet.
Namid 8alda maro an 8crc beS DuApala 8e+
bra@t, NC er als @efansener 8ebalten piro, Biz
ueitere 5nltruttiouen con Der fran56di&en 0fes
sieruns einsetroffen fem meroen. Die Nade
rtdt BON oieler 8erbaftuns piro in Gcnlfantis
nopel sroBe Mufresuns berUorrufen uno pabr*
ldeiulid gu 8Oritelun9en SelteHS Der Plcrte
flbren.
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SSnisDDt5
3,SOO,OOO SUB 8au uno S9retnerbolA,
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n unlerni 9ol3pOfe,. gO. Ito 9isttfr. gDer fts, aber Gfe BON
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We are indebted to the Hon Mr.. Henry
Winter Davis for a copy If the "Report
of the Commercial Relations OF the U. S.
with all foreign nations"
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mir nur CON Der reelfen Seetenung bic Meee fetn lam, neil
ale Nr6eiisn Durb ntetne fi0enen 5Gnoe sebeu.
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