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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

A woman's true world is a very small
world in its dimensions, yet it is the
hearts universe. The great world is
tickle, and must be SO. 1t lifts its IDOLS
TO their pedestaIs, and worships them for
an hour; then it kicks them off, and
sg,rinds them into ruin, that other and
fresher objects Of worship may take
their places. Besides, a m cannot
be content to be a sharer. She claims
monopoly, and, in the richest world she
ever knows, she has it.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

CL1SG1NG TO YouTH.-I abominate
the padding, rouged, dying old sham
but l heartily respect the man or woman,
pensive or sad, as some little circum-
stance has impressed upon them the
fact that they are growing old. A mar
or woman is a fool who is indignant Of
being called the old lady or old gentle.
man, when these phrases state the truth;
but there is nothing foolish or unworthy
when some such occurrences brings i,
home to us, with something Of a shock
that we are no longer reckoned among
the young, and that the innocent and
impressionable days Of childhood $50
we'll remembered) are beginning to be
far away. We are drawing nearer, we
know, to certain realities of which we
speak much and feel little; the und's-
covered country (humbly sought
through the pilgrimage Of Iife) is loom
ing in the distence before. We feel that
life Is not long, and is not commonplace,
when it is regarded as the porta! of eter-
nifty. And probably nothing will bring
back the season Of infancy and early
youth upon any thoughtful mans mind
80 wildly as the sense that he ikgrowing
old. How short a time since then -
You look at your great brown hand
1t seems like yesterday since a boy COM
panion (grsy now tried to print your
name upon the little paw, and there was
not room. You remember it lis it five
and-twenty years since 2 as it looked
when it laid on the head of a friendly
dog, two or three days before you found
him poisoned and dead; and helped not
without tears, to bury him in the garden
under an apple tree. You zee as plainly
Is you saw it then, his brown eve. as it
looked at you in life for the last time
Aud as you feel these things, you quite
%unafectedly and sincerely put off, time
after time. the period at which you will
accept it as q fact you are old. Twenty
eight, thirty, thirty-ive, forty-eight, mark
years, on reading which you will still
feel You are young. Many men. honest
" think that sixty-fve or siyty-eight is
The prime Of life.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24
AIEE
Cure.
FOR THE SPEEDY CUR. or

intermittent Fever, or Fever and Acu..
RcmittcDt Fever, Chill Fever. nu.,
Asue, Periodical Headache, or R;,;o..
Headache, and Bilious Feyers, indc.s
for the whole class of diseases o,;,;>
mating in hillary arrangement, cau.s,
by the Malaria of sniaslnatic coun,,;..
70 y remedy IS lo",'er called for bx u.
necessities Of the American PEOPLE than . ,,.
and saie cure for Fever AID Ague. s,A
NC are now enabled to otF,r, with a n.,ss.
certainty that it VII eradicate the di,e,..
ard with a,s,I.lrc. founded on proof H..
~ h.uln can arse hom ito Use in any ou,,.
t..
That wl.eh protests from or prevent, ~.
do Ter must !" of immense ser.ica IN Il.
ros,m l~y.,cies VIZ it prevails. Pre,,.;,.
>ait-c thai curs, i"r the T7ticnt cane, n.
ri,z which b .ai> run IL violent attack
hi, hn,otil aiste9rq@r. Thi4 "CvRg" .,,.s.
II. ~ a-irlr,e poison of Ever AND AZ,
lcom tbe -ya.esn and prevents the deyelon'
ment cf tn" disease, if taken On the 6rs, !, =
II ach Ct its T~rc-@or!tnr: SYMPTOMS II (.
ne. only t.: ts~t remedy ever yet di,co,e,,J
tar this elisa If complaints. but al,o IL.
cheapest. The large quantity we suppiy 4,
= d liar brings it within the reach If ey.-.
beds: and IN b!i'ods districts, where Frv,.
ANo AGr2 prrva ever? oody should hsy. j,
and use i freely toth Tor cure and protecion'
It IL I,r2' this price will place it within 4.
reac!l Of su-the poor As well as the rich.
5saAt superiority Of this remedy ove, ~,
other ever di covered fer the speedy and ~, ="
tain cure If Inter ~t,tants is, that it cont.;,.
ft-t,, or ,,,;T..-t
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

A fellow on the lace course was stag
gering about with more liquor than he
could carry
"HalIoo! what's the matter now g,
said a chap whom the inebriated indi
vidual had just U against.
"Wby-bic-wby, the fact is, a lot Of
my friends have been betting-bic-li-
quor on the race to-day, and-hic-
they have got me to hold stakee."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

TO SLEEP WELL.-We find the fol-
lowing In one Of cur exchanges; we
don't know whe,ine- it is a bumbug or
philosophy. 1t can do you 10 harm to
shit your bed and try it:
The earth is a magnet, with magnetic
currents constantly playing around it.
The human body is also a magnet, and
when the body is placed in certain rela-
tons to the earth, these currents harmo-
nize; when in any other position they
conflict. When one position is to be
maintained for some time, a position
should +. chosen in which the magnetic
currents of the earth and the body will
not conflict. This position, as indicated
by theory. and known by experiment. is
to Lis with the head toward the north
pole. Persons who sleep with their
heals in the opposite direction, or living
crosswlse. are liable to fall into various
disorders. When they back 70 the posi-
ton, these disorders, if not too deeply
impressed upon the constitution, soon
vanish. Sensitive persons are always
more refreshed by sleep when their
heads point due north. Architects, in
building houses, should bear this priuci-
pie in mind.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FGa IL TIE EIaisEaIHsssEs OF FAMILY HIsR

arc ;, ccInr~s-i that disease within the rsnsed
Their a:.eon -an rarely Withstand or ev.de dm
Ter pensratng properties search, and clesnA
and inyigorsie every portion Of the human osgnl
ism, correcr 6 - diseased action, aud resali4
lis healthy tali6es- As 4 consequence Of Ia
properties, re Invalid who is bowed down VI
pain OF per .lcsl debility i, astonished TO fna y
health or q srcy restored by q remedy AZ oae =
si4apla and INVITING. sst1J. If
Not Gully 10 the. enre the everyday ceMphih
Of every body. but also many fami&Ads =
dangerous diseases. The agent below nnaefb
pleased to furnish gratis my American AlnA
containing certificates of their cures and dilse6O
for their use in the following complaints: Cs6n
ness, Heartburn, Esasache arising from dssN1n.
ST.. -cS, -N&ssec. Indigestion, Paia ~ and lcsS
Imctson Of hs Boue!s, Fhltulsaey, Los gfAH
ssts. .Jas.adics. and other kindred complains,
arising from q low state of the body CT otszue6s
OF its functions. They are an excellent s!terahss
for the renovation OF the blood and the .eaas
ton of tone and strength to the system d~sliisaad
by disease. ssh
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24
yyx AoKpINAKY DlsCOVEkY OF AN

| ExvN AunuINARY DlscovEhY OF AN
ANCIENT PnlNTlNG-PHEss IN INDIA
When Warren Hastings was Governor
General of India, lie observed that IN
the district of Benares, a little below the
surface Of the earth, is to be founu a
>tartum, of a kind of tibrous woody sub
stance, of various thickness, in horizon
tai layers. Major Ro.buck, informed OF
this, went out to a spot whore an eXca-
walton had been made, displaying this
$ nguiar phenomenon. IN digging som"-
what deeper. for the purpose Of fu'ther
research, they laid open a vault, which,
on examination, proved to De CT a KIND
Of prin,ipgpress sci up IN The vault, ana
on it lnov-atie types, placed as II ready
Tor printing. Every inquiry was set 'n
foot 10 ascertain the probable re'1od at
which such an instrument could have
been placed there, for j, was evidently
not of modern origin, and, from all the
Major cou.l collect. it appeared probable
that the place had remained in the
state in which i, VAS found for at least
one thousand years.
We believe the worthy Major, on his
return to England, presented II OF thu
learned associations with a memoir, con-
tanning many curious speculatlons on the
subject. Paper we know to have been
manufactured in the East many centuries
before We had any knowledge of it, and
we have many reasons to think that the
Chinese had been acquainted with The
mode Of printing they now employ.
many centuries before Faust invented it
IL Europe. 1t certainly does no credit
to the inventive genius Of the Romans
to know that, while they approached SO
near as to engrave in a style not 10 be
equaIed in the present age on gems and
stones, and Of course, the taking Of i'm
pres,ions from item, they should have
remained Ignorant Of the art which has
bestowed SO many blessings upon man
kind.-Londom PoPer,
There lived in Duchess c ,untv, a few
ears ago, an lri-hwoman, whom we
will call Mrs. Flynn. She was a widow,
and had one son.. called Larry. Mrs.
Flynn was the best ma OF the two, aud
did the fighting Of the family. One day
the sheriff called on her to ca!!ect her
taxes, and, as the old lady was opposed
to paying her detts, an alteration en-
sued, in which Mrs. Flynn us,d some
very strong language. The Sheriff at
last, could stand i, no longer, and told
Der if she only wore the breeches he
woul knock her down. MIS- Flynn rsn
to the door, and calling to Larry, who
was at work in the garden, sad
Larry. We dlyi', come here and give
ne ,our breeches. He si,sn't have any
excuse for not giving An honest lady
satisfaction
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

What a glad awakening from self,
what a sparkling aud fresh draugs, from
a new source cf being, what a wheel
within wheel, anima,ing, impeIling.
arousing all the rest Of the animal
machine, is the frs, excitemen, of travel!
The fist free escape IRON the bonds Of
the linked and tane life of cities and
social vices, the jaded pleasure, and the
hollow love, tn monotonous round Of
sordid objects and dull desires, the eter-
nal chain tina, binds Us 10 things and
te,ngs-mockerie. of ourselves, alike,
but oh, how different! The things and
brings us nearer to men ouly to make rs
strive against them, and learn from the
harsh contest Of yelled decei, and open
force, that the more We share the aims
Of others, the more deeply and baseiy
rooted we grow to the likeness of SILT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

A Niger LIEBiG.-'I say Sambo,
does We know what makes the corn
grow so fast when yeu put the mature
IN it9'
No, l don't hardly
Now, ~ jist tel We. When De corn
begins TO smell the manure, it don't Ike
the 'tumery, 50 hurries out OBJ the ground.
and gifts up as high as possible, so as not
to breathe the bad ar
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

10000 Negroes
10000 Negroes
10000 Negroes
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Jacobs Cordial
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
Before The People
Before The People
Before The People
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
DiarrhGa,
Diarrhna,
Diarrhna,
And Flux,
w
And F1ux,
And Flux,
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
1t Never Fails.
Far Sale bv
Edward and William ECGe1.
! hole,aie and Ketaii dealers IN Drugs, chemicals
'at"nt Medicines. &c. ! afa yette street Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24
Far Sale bv

Edward and William ECgel,
y holtsaie and Eetmi dealers IN Drugs. chemicals
Patent Medicines. &c. ! afa vette street. Baton Eotge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

Think twice before you speak once.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

Honesty is the best policy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

HARNESS, COLLARS, &c.
NEW supply of fresh cart breeding, hog skin
II collars, blind brides, cart, saddles. saddles, &c.
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-11-24

: oooo's' "'no0" ''" xoxrAx L yArrAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
A Letter fsom tho las Smv.fvor OF rha
Bad, or Rnnaer I'm.


VI. v ?. RASEs, Yr. T. =. .-aooLs, Jr., and otnss,
NagtCn.-
have received your kind Invitation 10 viss Boston,
and thank you for the honor you 40 me Whoa listed
IN the at the age n IS did not snpp9ao
should 1.-Two to n l03 and be asked % tls EnFerner
and Mayor and other diasnsu shed people 20 yst 30
ton II strange that Of all who Tera AZ RnA"r
Hill aione pbould be living appears y me, tnnagn
long ago, IL Is but yesterday can remember
the particulars Of nc march after istedhow tns peo
pie chssred aud when Andover, Col Abbott came
and sad .'Well done my lads and sent out cider
and grog N pals We got 20 Cambridge the day before
the battle. o. Il a terrible affair TO me, Tor 10
the first time engaged drifting | served with
tie army through three campaigns, and present, and
guard. when Burgoy surrendered l dnn's thok
deserve any special praise for the part took IN the
Revolution. fe ana acted nniy "a others receive
every year my pension OF ssl and 90 cents--Lh9cgh
have TO gay 81 to lawyer IN Portland ~ gel il for
have many ihinga To comfort mo az journey along
through l'ie-innumeraDle tho nernies I
rounded with As - temporal matters-xind, owing
children, faithful friends As to sn.rituli-the Holy
Scriptures and the varors institutions Of giaoa ~
which designed for our Improvement here, sai TO
prepare us 70 dwell In that better world ABOVE Il q
Kind Prov idence spares my life AID health, may
expect 10 see m In Eosg about the s'h ~ October
RALPH FlRNFAG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-04
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER lea-TRIpIR SHEET

&c 20. reached a. AMI . re pei tnatt ,eir sg.
sal services 10 ,he cause ~ humanity many not % al
lsNad ~ fass without .t.bl. ras"gnitlln
An nng other lOgses near OF are m ~svst,
Witch Ashore Port bu we'll stng tor sorm ~
fortunately 20 hyes he,. Tee uhimplun, " VA
yis, having board a cargo Of peas tad nouua o'a
Port stanley 10 Kingston on. 90 FrlaY nisns. ~u
,eealne nearly s~amped OF Ling Point TO. 80 nr'Ns
h.av ana continuously over Der, ciearns per aeosN
ever ytsng hut tho Dasts, -nd tearing uP tno "~Iso
kte eacoupterng the gale for nine hours sns rAs era
hal 20 roach Grand river IN safety We are AFRAID.
,ror, tae nartsurs that have reached ~ thus TAR That
N sgmese done the ake chipping mas been Of 40 or
dirsry xtnd % the sf0ra4 sAs botn heavy aAd con
t'uuLus.
,s4c,e from Morpeth llsen With oats and peas sunR
abcp hafs mile from por stanley ha Dor having spa ing
ak when the captain and Of the hands unfor.
tuEater drowned
,SorHgR VESSEL LOST ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
The Chicago DcDs ErGt u the 27,h uit. says
There reason To beleye thai the night of tho dis
estef - The Lady en, another vessel from this port
ost lth all on board The topss schooner 81 M-ry
Capt b%nnesL, lsN hsre that Friday morning, With
twenty tonE Of py ballast, for Cedar river, ard
has not siDce been heard ~. Ae had several
lady passengers dre men, nate and caiorod cook.
Since she left another vessel ot yng II tbs err,
has oeeo 70 Ceder River but return whnat Of
the 81. Mary. II ~ supposed tNsi eaus with all on
board during Inc same storm 10 st 2 Mo Lady Egin
went down
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-30
IOWA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1860
Owners Mann ID.
- .----'--'-'-' '-'----.-.-S
Lot, Bloch fFaw

u 1sn name' - Lot. Block. Tax
1876, 10, II, Is, 10, 20, 2l,22
1'A, ~, 2,3.6,7s,q,l2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-30

LIST OF LOTS AND
LANDS In the City OF Keokuk, on which
~: srs due ard unpaid for the year 1860, In
Maon 70 the Taxes set forth below, there are rs
- costs on each lot or fraction Of 4 lot. and
psA sach piece Of land
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28
Samfta9 Zen %. Saunar 1850.
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aufpas
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Eoltsblatt" TN ZEN fs6ssea Satraano
l.ines grfstens. y
Ter unterssi6nfte Ssrauss.bsr srlautt f6 tassr
81 don jeff, } u ufuen abpnnements auf sais
elst hermit eitSnlaDen.
81; % tptrs fstn ftees, siirises 8sfrtten iein, tas
8tatt tnstr unp mttr' In ieber Sin liz ,u
'sinsnn 9ilte1t lu 'seftaIttn our Grreiduns pieies
Sielts trtrrtr R eeuttfur wte 5erausae<l
Ser irersr Mase,, nod Spfsr irssnp uelssr Dirt
i&tuen.
Die PoJtti6en 8tri&tt, Die tas Ser
MANNER Bolts bIatr trinst, ieasn fsts II NJ
y artbftifd ssfalten isin. Daour8, ras bic
9ussats beg Slattss reSslmasis srR SOnntas
garrssus triolstr ft bic aeparttOn in ten
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@c&t 'sinsettneen 9atti6ten nod su feniesrr,
liras ,tanisntliG tftreHs rer Ntuistettsn aus
GusSPa RON stelem @ert9e 1T.
Die eUta1ipaltfn tistr !3situns ntrorn
In Der .Gclse mshr, ais ttsAtr. rem 'SnterrFe ret
9sisr Hsfnnns trasen; unter 2Inrerem ntrrsn fe
aud Die gersdn9c ine 9erbanrlunsen eer jerst>
tia!tSsH &treu tsGr ur t in ibr gsreiA ,ieGen,
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per Belfsbfatt", ais cim;iaes 8latt
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tt;en II. I. m. sntbatt. .z
emilio .ioI tas StatfGetcr nit sru aeti.<
eenfen GrsusriRen Ter Observation-Disclosures ur,S 9pz
CITE, 10 isie NIT Der fsten Quswatl aasgaen reu>
slsn tum6rtfti6t griGfinunset srrIcrat
iptresn. unt aud, pas untsrb altuns a~ntanSt
aQsn auicrrfrunssn m0sli6f gu ~scnassn.
Na& gOrNsbsnrsm 6oFt FER Ssrausgttrr su be.
3ahl Elmer t~tsesri9en atonnsnten einen nttt nnes
%Rsntshssn 3umads nsasr 8 fisr gu srtaltsn.
SIN Drte 5srmann iel6f it wpGl fT
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(sfer snrs tens bod 8sltjsn! mirp
Fine Ginlaeaus ersett tarum n~an,entli4 an ri
Ssfrotnsr Ter nn,se9enr, bic GARNER 20,
GastcnabtzGpuntp- unp CT erlautt Tc
bic irsunrIide Bite an rte seaenpartiss
gtpnntnten, ihren Ga4tarsn UNI gttannter
ftt eas glatt tiSber ni6t ss9altsn, pom pben Sc
iastsn sslssehtlid Mittteiluns gu MAIDEN, rpuTar e
I'm SCraus ltinen sertiprlihen Gant auSIpriht.
Der 5erausgeter
sts ,Sermanncr grltstlatt"
g. 0raf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28
genqtDr eetparb.

81 8 M2 EWtAELsE 49, 49, NE&&t
Gtr Gaitur atr Raitinsten ustatts". sa sUIie
0sgisr gspare's, ntdtf Eel Archaeological
Ger aidtttr Sieifes snrtasnttn Staatsmannts
9smsrtunsen:
&atrsno siner afwflsnbtits seassa@t MomutsH1
Sat Sr. Gsparp nidt nur Gnsldnp unp ale tsrru~
tenssn 5austfasts res s,rrpaifhsn 6sflanrss be-
iu6t, iUnesrn 1T lcsar Els GYrien unp Gssptfn
ptrssrrunssn. &eintm anne ritanii6sn garssr, rsr
jsnials ais Yrisatmann europa tsiuGfe. J1nG sr5s
bsrt Quimsrtlamtsitsn eririsltp wprtsn, ale gpus.
SeparS. SIM Glaaten, RAP sr ret unpsrMeIeliht
81 u6totser res sesenrdrtissn prdirsnten
werren rarre, tatsn 8aiisl, 3Uaiss une Stnisins
men i'm Su Silfe selaren, ainp ibm ale .insni
Sbrrnertsn ihullise a&tuns %srpieieu. ~ 'Hl
8ein r~tiinrer GrE YraFrsnt BAT je nur rie 5alitf
Fer @uimertiarteiten, als er, enapansen. Gs 1T
tets re auiss9sRse. ni&t untsrsetense Spnne,
relGsr ben Der 8elt sshulri9t tpirp. 'igs'l So q
TIM nun laBt uns ieltf elm @Ort iter fisien
tP6lt nctprii6en unr rabei 10 ithr seitndtteh Mann
iprc4sn. Sn Bal9iustcn, mo- er taft Pie Salite rer
lsstsn finisstn urer sipansis Sabre ofrlett Rat, III er
ais elm bIfit rutiser, lietenswiirriaer ttnp s%aitfreier
Gentleman %tstannt, Ger mifts weniser ais REM
itredlitsn pprtrat atnliG Ffbt, rus ppr einisen
Sa8en i'm Tspraientautenhalie BON itm e%ntwcrfen
wurre, unp in mel&sm er ais cine art ron GGs
mon ssittlrert rrurre, aus pelrn auseu ras Ssuer
Fer S0ae loeere SIM pplitiiGen eetsn passn nj.
itsts lein gfsner, i'm seieaissn uaO YeriOnliGsr
Sfrtsbr EabsH mir INNER Gsialsn an inn ssiuns
Rem. rr, y. . ga1
SerarS it Elm @ann ssn srr6sn natirliasr
6abi9tciten, bic NIT eihem unerlnaeli6sn sTltibs
sepaart Tnp. Fem stadium Ter prlltit rpar leir
! garSes estcn 9ewsilt, uno lid als Staatsmsns
anfiuieitnsn war Ter srpbs 3ped LINES Gbrs
sei!es.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28

&aulIniann tter aniabis, iparte auf siner 9isit In
e'rg5ss9Oststm Olpsnturs irfsen giitoroien0
pflittistsis ssrtaftet. Or tat sen SAas yunifrfs
@sianattl IL Berlin anssrlxu. y.
GslOn, @ise. is. San. Grri6tnus Ell.
nsr 9ofajiiss-eaf=si CT
SsrOensr scn 9Ylcn %tUnntttl, unsea6tet uasr ibrsr
gsmisunsen, teine pefctrtinruns erlanSsn; fe Be-
l6lcfsn fatsr fh lslsit ,u t.len. pa pas gOupsr@
nsrtsat teins Radii6t aui fs nttmsn wpats, unr
srnapntsn In elmer 8sHammams finens aus itrsr
s9aitts gum sprtmeifsr. gerner tilretsn fe Elm
Irsinilisss 9Orps ron @uftetsns I'M. Der 8siessnat
RE Ycitiaftn RON uno nab Rem ndfien p0lamts
gu t%siSrrern. llnp namit .aass Orrnunssndbis ses
ldsfe, srn anntsn le aud sinsn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ser gufanSslsssntsitsn PEG Gilrists." aisa 'i T
II Ell. apuiS Is. San. sRit REM Ecu tisen so
sc it Ssrr 6etnri4 8Srnfein ron Der
8sfartisn res oan;etser' tss @eRenS" suradsetres
ten. gr sleitt mad tpis Ser 5sratsssr res glattes,
wdbrenb rie serret gts. 6. 9rrnaYs uar
Or. @. 9iitsartner es r%tuisiren.
Gslsrn fans bier rierer sinuief oas s~traurise
S6eupisl elmer HsS'rssrfsiserpns fat; bic uns
stidlihe SHUTTER ~jamulsrte umionft trampibait itr
I Saar aItss 9rfterten u,ni6lunssn taltenp, mug
ts lie raTelte srn f& ssri1ea uur fir S 525 an
sinen SSufer d~tsrsstsn isten, morauf fs ,lsitt fir
$3.50 IMP iff 5 jdariser &nabe iiir s 3s5 in am
rsre 6dnrs GrsrSinsen. sul&es sei6ab in, Sal :
retes settles Gintauienpl a6ttuns
rert unr ie4sats in fer 5tapt ct.
eSuts!-- ...e r,,as q ,f ri a4.
altpn ST.. "a. San Gieisn atsns tam Ct
gum grstrn unN tsmest fa in srpbsn etaden
rem SLUG tiaat. gis Msrssn, olautt man, mir
RE S&iTatrt frei iein. ai
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3weiter artit,l.

Uni erem Grrartsn s.uils hat Ger Scr nun tril
8p6sn in eiesm Slatts pen urs a~nssrssts Gss
~senitenp tsttaites SntsreTs in 0abs unc Gerne err
ipsdt, uni rur9 nisisn s%anifistn Griels srmuttist.
Iabren mir btrts snmit tort. ~ n,
SIN ur,ersm srrtssn artitel iastsH mir, sab sis
.insis RGsrt geIsssns.it, rem grOrwsnteu cine
ianetft gsrrtrtaups itintr 1rauten ,u Iets
ntn,tm grsiit su fiasra, in Giniatruns ser
@tintrautensa ur ipruf bier am Drte, all
furG gtrfaauns tsr Irauten fir ZEN 8ursstraud
: ttaeb., uns mir pcQsn nun in rem ~isiesntsu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-01-28

cefreidb. @bsu % Ere. man sIanfts
dasensin, pas tsim gfsinus ess neasn 9atrfs
enc pgfie aulsihe nesreiirt usyren mime.
Srsfsn aus @ien ;ufOlse iaten bic SartiGti6tn
Staa.smannsr ris iinmbsli6teit rsr @isrsrtsraels
Jung Der italieniittn ssrscsttintsr Gin UNI Iattsn
f& nit rtr Sree eitss einisenyiisp uneseGnsisen
Nittslitalisns iat ausseSbnt. .
Gerner rirp aus Setsrrsi6 ttriGtst, ea6 RE i'm
anit teFnrli&s aritcfratie f6 i'm 5intlid auf RE
Etrauriee Dinan,lass res 8si&es enti&lOHtn bats,
unsntselrlid ;u i%unsirst.