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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

ORIGtN OF CONSUMPTION American Medi-
cal Monthly contains some novel and interesting
views relative to the nature and treatment of con-
sumption. The seat of this terrible malady is
affirmed to be the iympathc system of vessels !;
and as these minute tubes form close interlace-
ment throughout the whole body, being also en-
dewed with much activity, diseased Huids tfans-
mtted through them are liable, under certain
conditions, to be deposited anywhere, and to be
spread or accumulated with pfodgious rapldity
The nature of consumption Is stated to consist ~
deprivation of the fluids which are propelled
through these tiny lympathc conduts. Two theo-
res are proposed to account for the presence OF
the perncious elements which here faint and poison
the springs Of life at their source One party at.
firms that tho process of nutrition is at faat, and
that part ofthe food eaten is lazly and maerfeetly
assimated offering itself ina crude, halt,pfepared
state to the action of vessels not adapted to deal
with such material, but only with that which has
been submitted to a compieter preliminary elabo-
ration Hence cellular development, the first step
in organization, is impossible. The fnid cannot be
| taken up. 1t never becomes vitallzed or forms .
unien with any living tissue. On the contrary, i
| is a burden, aud soon causes mischief. Anethel
party thinks that the material thus existing IN tht
farreaehing network OF lympatl!c vessels is due II
decay, and contains the products Of organic disso
/ luton.
Both opinions are we'll supported, and perhap
both may prove to be true, That some noxiou
Materials whether the debris Of usedup tissues Q
withered dead elements refusing to become ne
tissues, are thrown copiously near the lympatltfe
is agreed; and also that tho quantity OF sucn 2ro
duets is 50 great that this active sewerageappara
tus cannot carry it away. It acenmulates an an
hardens into tuhercles. The cause of this dEesal1
malady is stated by car author to be priaaTlly ta
want of oxygen, whose presence IN sulet1ls suaA :.
tity would either prevent the formation 81 the =
berculous material, or would give power to cas-
it out as soon as formed. cure in the early slagt
} of the disease is said TO have sometimes peen 8
cured by the sse OF eRlofate OF potass, ana eLh'
. remedies whsch supply oxygen to the blood. Pr
:. yention, noweyer, here as everywhere, Is east
than eUfo, and is seldom impossible, whatever
0 the hereditary tendency to the malady. Mascul
exer eise regular habits fresh air, suitable foo
: am ale rest, active occupation, well ventlat
y apartments, proper clothing, and exemption Fl !
o eorrodng anxiety, are among the indispen "a
/; and most ordinary precautions.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
Here lies
Elizabeth Wise,
She died Of thunder sent from Heaven
In l7T7.i

A oulSrErrE or QUASpARIEs. An exchange
gives the following as rather embarrassing pre-
dicaments: an,
whether you shall run away and say nothing about
it or stay and apologize.
Crossing the road until you see gig coming one
way and cab another, SO that if you move on you
still You may possibly be crushed by both.
Finding yourself in damp bed, on a damp night
and eogitating whether you will lie still and catct
your DEATH or get up and dress and pass the nigh
on the two cane bottom chairs.
Paving your addresses to penniless fair one
under the impression that she is an heress, and, OF
discovering your error having the option Of marry
ing the young lady or Of being shot by the yount
lady's brother.
must take at random, or just walk back mile O
two and inanre your way.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Mr.. Sheridan Knowles is said to be in very pc
culiar position with respect to his dramatic works.
'0ur readers are not perhaps aware says tie
London Guardian, ''that, having become non
conformist preacher, he now abhors as much as he
formerly loved the drama. II unfortunately tor
fortunately, perhaps, for the sake of his con-
ssteney,) happened that before his conversion he
had parted with the copyright to his publishers on
condition Of receiving yearly sum ofmoney. This
money the price of moral poison, as he believes.
he now receives under protest. Thus, like the
celebrated Johnny Sands, he is obliged to look or
impassive, with his hands tied, while he is benefit
ted against his will.'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Doors, SHOES AND RReGASs AT AucTIoN.-Ee
ca the the the sale Of $50 boots
brogRns take place this day l6ociock A. NJ at
G. Lenumsnt Blache Co.'S auction Me- 70 ehartres
sreat. Tetul5 a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

CoLD BLooDEp MURDER IN INnrANA.-A few days
since Mr.. James Wolly, Postmaster at Fatrock,
Shelby county, Indiana, was shot through the heart
by man named Tooley, a vicious man about sixty
years old. He had some difficulty with Wolly, and
from the circumstances connected with the case it
is clear the act was premeditated. A bystander
was so exasperated by the GOODNESS and atrocity Of
the crime, that he Immediately threw Tooley down
and was about to behead him with knife, when
some other citizens interIered and were proceeding
to lynch him, and had the rope around his neck
when wiser counsel prevailed, and ne was handed
over to the care of the authorities, who lodged the
cuprit IN jail for trial.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

4 cold unhappy pauper, crawled into brick
kiln near Troy, New York. to sleep the other night,
and was found in the morning roasted to DEATH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Mr.. Bonner Don't DENY r.-Mr. Bonner has
not yet denied the truth of the statement that the
Prince of Wales has agreed to write description
of his American tour for the Ledger, on condition
that Mr.. Bonner will pay off the national debt OF
England (t,O0o, ,O00O00) within one year from the
first Of January next.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

EsTRAY HoRsE.-A dark, bay stallion came to
Me residence Of Mr. L. B. Tayo- No 23 rerpschore street, On
te 9 inst The owner Is requested call and claim him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

MEssRs. GARDNER SMITH & Co. will ,dell this day,
al o o'clock at the of Baronue au Unon Streets fine
m rh and single horses, Terms and fq particulars at sae
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
DOMESTIC INrELLIGENo oE.

MILLEDGEVILLE, NOV. 2Z.--G0Y. Brown, IN o spe-
cial message, in view Of the election of Lincoln,
and to promote unity Of sentiment in the State, in
cdentally advises the Legislature not to vote for
President and Vice-President.
A motion in the Senate that the Legislature elect
Electors on Saturday was adopted.
Messrs. r. B. Rhett, E. Rnfin and Gen. PILLOW
were invited to seats on the floor of the Senate
chamber. Benz. McCulocl is also in MilledgevilIe.
Ex-Governor Mcdonald, who is in quite feeble
state of health at Marietta, could not 60 to Mil
ledgeyille to vote as a Breckinridge elector.
If the Legislature selects him, it is probable that
both branches will take recess after the lat Of
December. Some think that the Legislature will
adjourn sine die. others to fixed time, and others
subject to a call of the Governor.
lank Suspensions.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-All the banks of this
city, none excepted, suspended specie payments
this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22.-There is probability
that before the close of business to-day all the
banks will suspend. ,....-g..
Action Of the New YORK Banks.
NEW YoRK, Nov 22.--The banks Of this city
have unanimously resolved to make common stock
of their specie as long as it lasts and if insufficient
to meet the demand of ali, to suspend together.
Balances between banks will be settled by GER
tifeates based on National and State securities.
Killing Frost in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Nov. 22.--The weather yesterday was
quite cold, and this morning there was a killing
frost.
The Abolitionisfs Commencing their Work.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Offical dispatches have
Just been received here stating that Montgomery
and his followers have commenced making war
on the Federal officers in Kansas Territory.
Gen. Harney has received orders to proceed i'm
medately to Kansas to suppreas the disturbances.
Later from Kansas.
CLINTON, Mo-, Nov. 2I.-United States Terri
torial Judge Williams has telegraphed the Admin
istration, that from 800 to 500 Aboliionists, re-
Gently arrived from the East, fully armed, under
the command Of Captain Montgomery, had attacked
| Fort Scott, broken up the United States Court
compelling Williams and ali District Court officers
| to nv for life besides taking towns on the Mis-
souri, line, the Fort Scott land office, etc.
Suspension Of Specie Payments in Baltimore.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 2z.--The presidents and cash
iers of all the banks of this city have unanimously
resolved to suspend specie payments to-day.
The steamer which sailed FOR Charleston tool
| down large cargo Of goods from Baltimore
manufactures for the Macon, Ga, fair.
The Financial Crisis in New York
NEW YoRK, Nov. 2l.-The New York Post say
the presidents of the leading banks are discussing
the project Of issuing scrip, based on bills bearn
per cent. interest.
The expansion of several millions is looked 70
this week.
Messrs. Thompson Bros say the currency 9
the panic to-day equals that Of 1857. They quot
bills South Of Washington at 20 to 25 per cent. dis
count.
n Official Vote Of Alabama,
90 tn al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
Official Vote Of Alabama.

MoBIlE, Nov. 22-The official election returns
from every county in the State Of Alabama give
Breckinridge 1851, Bell 1885, and Douglas
1852.
tLines interrupted by the storm of last evening
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

The SHERIFF sells at public auction this day, at
~ o'clock NJ 81 tile City Hotel Common street mproFed pro-
pery on Main street. beween Daurhn and Rurgmdy Second
nisirict. See adgerti. ement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

There is conciseness and poetry in the following
epitaph that it is pleasant to remember, and may
serve as model
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
IinPInns.

BRANDIEs Old Imperial in bottles oard D,npgy i
Ca in glass wood Golden Leaf in glass and wo0a
Old Cognae. in snss and wood
JAMAICA RUAI-Yery old and pure, in glass and wood
WHIslYPura ISL, Scotch and Bourbon Holland Gin, in
jugs and weod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

oqo reteeaAeaEo TO The NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

FEHBtTNtss = 80 y
French, in Iuice. assorted.
French, in Brandy - @g-
Shaker Sweetmeats,
Baltimore Sweetneats, assorted.
baltimore Jelles Z Y.=
baltimore Peaches, fresh in cans.
Baltimore Strawberries, fresh, in cans. Z.=
Guava Jelly; Canton Ginger.
English Jeies- Prepared talf Feet.
MADEIRA aud lemon English Jellies.
Baltimore Pic FEIiis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

SCOTCH A-IRdia Pale ALI and London Porter in gu9rts
and pins vafiots hta4ls Newark Champagne Cider \
Boxers. Hoseer7s, Goaley and Southern Btersi Aleo
hol Bay Rum
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Preston Mefri in o. eais Vanilla Almond, Pineapple,
Lemon Orange, Rose, etc.
i. Pouch nna Rose Water
Orange Flower and Florida Water.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

suNDRIEs-we direct the attention of the trade
heboois shoes cotton advertised by Ass j. b.
Valentine L Co., No. 81 Common street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
iundries.

IIERBs-ssge summer ssyory, stnIoam and Thyme.
Catb Soda sal Soda seleatu IN papers, Cream Tartar in
vINEGAR-white Wine and Cider.
Yeast Powders
Wafer aud Flolr Rucsets,
Floor and Nisp BE0oAE,
Hacking
shoe and SrrGbbing Brushes,
BAH Brick,
Clothes Lines and Pins
Indigo,
Indigo Blue.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

----% 1-s1Ss-ss----
FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM EUROPE.
AorIoS or THE NEW YORK BANKs.
------s ~<-----------
TIE INTERNAL RAID IN KANSAS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

kers single donble and treble yana Premium No.
Plain Cocoa and Broma
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
WInes.

pFIRAWels Bros 1871, in glass and wood Cid South
Side, do feneil1e, for COOKING, do.
gEEgRYVefy old Imperial m glass and wood Pae fepa8
PoRT1very ne Horz glass wood very old in bottles
Medicinal.
gene eHcqtot, 40; I.onggorths G9.ew6a d.
=GE&RET--In eases, pints and quarts, - %; $40.
sAuTERNli-In cases pints and quarts,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

sauces.
Worcestershire; IIagyGy Joan Bell Soy
Bcefseak; Reading; seyeT2a Relish, eic' etc
Eg@Iish and Inierieln walnut and Mushroom 6etchap,
Baltimore and Boston Tomato ketchap.
Pepper Sauce; Salad Cream
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

ng-Dr. Charles e. Ekells, Dentist, Nc. lI2
ean street between Caronaelet and Baronne New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Garibaldi has decreed the adoption Of the deci.
NAL system for the coinage in Sicily,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
ErrftAnnR Nnta.

ii Snn1au neGiad Dried PReheS, peelea
G,iSj fjbsfries Lnuiitnd sauges, ia season
GGen Apples in season. sS, Ghra9lH an Nislps'
PnInes. IN iars and b9Ses. ay,t hn1 i3hl' i.fsss'
Afneads and Pecans- l4nglsh Walh0ts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
5'a ~ av "@-a .,5-
.I.AssIFIG Alto n.
Meats.

Meats. m.
Resipaa Hams.
Western Hlms, various brands.
sides, tHgaefeufed and plain.
Beet, earned, plain, spced and smoked.
Tongues, smoked and picked.
Lyons and Bologna sausaEas
Buffalo Tongnes, stfaisburg Meats, in pots.
lAmird Beef, Id pots. Tongues in pets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Spices.
Peopsr- Black w5le and sf1gad, aud pure.
Nbie Pepper il b5iilc5s
Cayenne Pepper iHhattEs ,, 4tz.t
Mice and AuHiegs.
Mn,iard--nnrhal Ee1tuGky sHd 's smithis Extra,
Bostbn and French Muaiard 10 Ilt#.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Mackercl Mess and I4sfse No. 2, In kits.
MaGkefcl No, II IN quarter and half barrels.
sss Slaa in kits Smoked Salmon.
tliblf Fins. Smoked Halibut.
Nc sgTnon, IN kits,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

aImIt I.El ttors. ete.

Anjsec, in baskets. Absynhei Wplh SchnRpps
Assorted French. Copenhagen Cherry
Curacoa biafascltinO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

RECORDER LoNGs CouRT.--Jack Hutchinson yes
terday gave bail to answer to the charge of ma
lioious mischief, in brickbatting Paul Lacroix's
house. No 39S Bagatele street, breaking states on
the roof and glass in the windows.
Philip Cipert was sent after on tile charge OF
having thraahed his wife Dorthea, on Margny
street, near the Luzenberg Hospital. Dorthea
charges him with being an habitual drunkard and
dsturber OF the peace, and man who follows no
honest occupation for living.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

n articles guaranteed 10 purchacrs to be Of
the q,aity represented not the goods may be returned
"a Orders led with dispatch and neatness and sent to
families in the city. free Of drayage.
Orders articles in .he preceding list will be care,
fully and promptly eSesated
p.orders from Country Merchants and Planters immedi
aey executed the goods packed and shipped with special
Gaze. ". c. RAYMOND, Family Grocer,
nal If II Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Pickles.
EpgffsIl Assorted, iu quarts ard pints
Ffeneh 10 pints.
American in gaiioas, half gallons and quarts
EoHpageIt aud lpuas DapeTs, =."
Snafi,lI md Ercugh DiIVes.
Stuffed Olives, III Oil 0.....g"O. z...45..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

NuFttlENss
Macy S Patent Coored. Cincinnati Star.
aiacy'y Patent Wax aud sperm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
Rlour. etc.
Butter, cite.

Butter, cite.
Goshen, selected 70 pfder.
WgsteIn, in large and small kegs,
Lard, in kegs aud jars
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23

Soap.
PeAcy Blown and White Windsor, in cakes
ifs Honey Aalond, etc, IN cAkes ...
t E45Ele White and YariegQtgd.
IFuil eafr Brown yatk and BJstan bfHnds.
C6lgatefg Pale BvbWn aud Chemical Olive.
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g cb uI= 81 n3cioc.


Dem perebrttbeu reuti6sn pnttituu, inebc-
%fonpere ben persbrlitcn Gttcrn mctnsr S6ilcr
Die er9etenle Nn5ri9e, raB meme Shule am
MUutaa, bch 81. Suit, Mur9cns s ubr,
tpieper erSifnrt unO psr tdgtife llnterribt uun
Mcrscus s llbr bic Hahmittogs , llGr furtoc.
ietSt irtrO. 9u0e llntrrr;hts9egenltGnce weroen
in peutihcr unp en9tifhtr Spr0te ab9tbancelt.
!3u9lcih 0iene ,ur 9tatridt, rob i6 6erru
3iriplt, cjnen getpreneu 6rnr,rifn, eu9a9irt
BABE, DEN llnterri&t in Der fraaS6iiihen Sprabs
obur 9ru6e GrDSbun5 oss tiobertgcn Cd uta,l,
peS IN neiner Sdulc opriutra1en.
Nu& miro rer untcrriht III ben wcitli2en
Snouitrie' unp &unilartcitcn wie i'm eoufc pss
I~ct3tcn gSinterS pcn Der 9nouitrir. Qe9rrrin Nlis
.. Spelling wisrer fortgeiebt.
Bur @rleihteruu9 Ter GIo1tn.g intNcilun9en
criu6e ih Die reip. Gitcru, melhe mir lire &Iu-
Der onpertraucn ipelen, n~ieIeiteu mir l%dnQitcns
biz gum Mittmcd, Den 2. Nu9ult, 9sflliglt ;ur
S6ule 3u lenben poer miuoritens anSumrloen.
Bur ndberen MISUNDERSTANDING bin ih in
htcier &u&e jcoen Gag am @crmittas bis 10
u9r in meiner 8pbuuns. Yrpnolrcst, Nc. 127,
su iprcheu. Mutton Beder. Qcbrer.
3tidmunr, Sa., 25. Suti 1860.
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2Gn3eine.

Dem Yubltftm Die %aln,eise, baE Srr Inter
icidnetr irit Jtttatl9eibdft aufaesrten tat UNI
rnb CT fortan nur mod, feline ySciBbicr. 93raue, ct
IN 9roBew, NIablthbe, pcrbunoen nit elmer fran.
,Olildtt Creme, Sjqucurs une @rtraes. 8atrjt
worauf or Die 3erren sStrt6e DEFENDERS aufmers
mertflm mnht, fortlebt, wcIAt Yum Mtpntas as
tei mir iu 9dben fino. 6err y. Steinte,n mirr
Die Cute bnben, SrprrS iir mid in Gmpiana ;u
nebmea. Dantsno fur bas mir iritber stI6ent;c
Sertrouen, brffe t6 mir b%aielte rurA prpmp.
unp lrltpe Septrnun9 anh fcrncr Su Dsroiensn.
y. Senqru.
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Niniae Nrn NppnaI

w gidrfe ldtSne Sripsnfpfs al As Gent,
Oiais su IS Cts; 10000 garos iran,Siias 81
9%anO'rS; Sneonrtts einiade unb ~sstreittt pa
rt9ec +; Fttne eamu gu 123 @ts., prrtb' 20 GENT;
lhtne feinc @in9bams su 124@ts. 1000 s,ps..
talt color Calif6 gu 6 nm 8 Gts., wcrtb 10 llnp
II GtS.; 800 Ramcn.D uftts sn nur 90 @ts. :
lbWar3e ieibsnc 2dee Sbawis umS Mantiuae an
-, ! unb 6, Die anperpartS pas OpppsIte fcfeu.
Die bette In5mabl son Sonnenf&trm2sn BON 623
GrteniiOn Sfirts, bic f66nle @uspabl, BON
% @ts. a 4alhsntiher opu 5 Ste, an. @teua.
SbawIs sh 81, biuiS fur 50. Den beTSn aetleit.
ten Cotton, rpsrtt 1 Splitting, ,a 123,; 10, 8 unb
Elm reht gutter artifel islblf fur 6 Cts. 700 Bon.
net 8ouhrs, upn l6 @ts. an, CUR Salfte RES
9rsilss, mas i'll MiuinerY StOres berrdbnet miro.
St0Hs Inr perru- unp &naben &tetper, Gbed,
Gambri uno Swi6 MuSlin. @ambrie Sanps
uno @olarS. plain @tn9bams fir 8ennste uno
SeiprsrObe auSmatl ionRtser arHtsl M augsrOrs
oeutIih beli9en Y~reilcn.
SOicpb S~troue, SO. 81 Matnfr.
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9Seme ~@sU3eiseu.
u rhlnatts Nrdfnnn

Ger ltntersc' Anctc e,tanbt ft ctne.n ocetrtcr
puttItam eie Nnici9s Sl mohen. tns or ,pilhen
Ger g. unc {. Strdfe eInen gaatrbtcr, 50Ipn or.
6Hnrt BAT. ~ miro raSfSsctrrbrn ~o,llelten lc:n.
ltctS nur rr trittn @ctrGnfe gu thlten uno rurd,
dufmritiome INN Ircunpli6e Serisnuna rteicni.
gen, mcldc ibn teludcn, Den f@uri,n 9lufrntbalt
III ieimrm freuncIidcn uno fublcn Vrtnlr arac.
ne6ai Sn MAIDEN.
Ni6mcup, 30. Suli 1860.
Subu 6crbiG, @at.
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@putbier S Nfntcr.

NO. 70 @fainfr, 5wtiden Der IA. II. IS. Stragc,
crIauben it6 biermit ibren 5rrunbrn pie benz
Oeutihen Yubltfum iiterbaupt Die trsetente On.
Set9e III ma6en, DAP lie ibr ncu etatlirtrs
SSeim= umb @ignrremsGeIcoGft
untetm ~beuti9en Gage rrGfnet baten.
0urb Elm reihtalti9es Eager Der beten R6ein.,
fran3pliEAe nno un8arr9Betne, SagOnnc uno DO
Dele Sranntmeine, Num unp Y8bistiss uno 6a,
"annas unO Domeitie- @i9arren in ben 5tanp
5elsBt, alien biaisen 2IufOrDerun9cn s~eniiaen an
Fonnen, miro es nnicr c~ifrisftee Seitrrten lein,
pur6 SlIlt8teit Der 9reiie unO 8eelitGt DER Se.
Otenan9 une se Gunit pcS Yublifums au erin,
gen uup IA erbalten.
NthmpnO. &o., s.. Iai 1860.
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French MilllierYI
s. Grant,
Pc. 2 @rhanoc Wlnf.

Yo. . 3Grthan9e Stpf,
Snipcrtsr unp Sertaufer pom 9Gstnen
Sranntmetntn u. 5@iear n.
erlauot fb biermit oen psutldei, putliftm Rt6ss
mpncs uno llmectung fein reidtbalsiats Qoosr
Hpn impOrtirten 0cinen, Srdmrtrrinrn unp Sss
"ana Gtsar,eu ri rnpftbleu. a
Sem %orratb bon franiGifhcn Tctbpeeinsu
mr. tommenoen Counter 1T groB luS bsfrbt in
olelsn errlbteoensn @attunser, mics ct. cAilien,
St. Gltep0e, ct. GmiIicn. Ypnist Ga tb, GBateon
SatoUr, 90at'an Va Noie, Chateau eaftte, Gta-
teau wtar9anr &C., irurunt,r Die belien JBciue.
wride t%mpprtirt perpen. Die elbet rsr6sn Il,
6'al6,n unp tem DuBrnb p%ertauft; strad ae.
rtn9ere Sortsn aud bel @aucus.
0rrnG Sranpp tcl unp ranfelfarbia. ypny
gas. o%ennelp, So,srac, Wirrst, @aaiuonu q. Co..
Sine Growers Gpmpany un0 amptre SOFTEN an
UerlNtsotnrK 'Vrsifen, etenig Gbamga3ns2 Was
oelra, Sberrpipetn unb 8~bcinwciRr;' sBbiStep.
DIN, ,9lrm &c. = Sun 9asana Gta,HSrreh irnmer
arpBe GuSratl an 6anb. 800
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INC DIG perlGttetntn N1ectieren, rpeldt aus einem unorSSnl
li9en gto9en pber aus Der 2cbFn e~ntiprin0cn.
Ate Inpernaultd5teit, SdIre int WaQcn, Golif, 6er,,
BREMEN. Appehtlol9ttit, NtngnIihftit, SeritCpfun9, 6lutcnSt
unD fult9e 9anlorrbpioen. Sn alien nsrpoien uO rbeum0
tt1hen Sauen lat ee bti %unidtllNen Molcn ~npbltb6.t9 9rwi.fi
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ca bcnsr NJ, nie ale NahabmunQcH.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-02
18th. SESSION
OF
Rev. M. G. MrcHrLBAcHrn's School.

Rev. M. G.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS School.
Dem 9rcGrten bcutIhen 9uttttum 6ieuc ,ur
QnScisc, DAP mciue Sdule fir Snatch unr
Ndpden ain eritcn Monta9 i'm Septembtr mic
Der erGfnct pcrbeu iptrp.
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unterridtet, ebsnip eecn, Sdreitsn, @ecera-
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padisn limb. Weine S&uI,tmmer fnb i'm 3d.
fement Der SYna9pse az IL, nab, Maribatfr.
Oisieui9en @ltsrn, bic mir ibre Climber an.
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sci9e 5u maben, ia i'd nur cine tleine @n,at
neuer S6ller antebucn tam.
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