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DRAuGnTsMANV

DRAuGuTsMAN WANTED. = MIR. Henry Howard
Architect. No. Is Commercial Place. adveses in ano,b.
column for arsrae daughsm4n colo as an assistant
in his Office.
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FanNcH OCEAN srnAMElls. ln,aaaar 3.

FRRNcH OCEAN STGAaERs. The Courier das
Hacre says:
The affair Of the transatlantic steamers il Al last
gong to make some progress. Messrs Maraion d
Co., the original grantees of the Havre and New
! ork line. who had for the time been abandoned
ny hnaneaal cooperation upon which they had re-
more praelically useful. and by means Of which
they are enabled to fulfil their contract with the
Government
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Dobbs during his first session as member Of the
Legislature was caught without speech. He was
remarkable for his modesty and his thirst for red
eye
One unlucky day, the proceedings being rather
dull and Dobbs being rather thirsty, he concluded
to 60 over to the hotel and take a drink. As
pobbs rose IT. to Leave the hall he caught the Speak.
address the House, and announced in loud voice,
Mr. Dobbs." =
Dobbs started as it he had been shot. The as
sembed wisdom Of the State had their eyes fixed
upon him. He pulled out his pockethandkerchief
to wipe away the perspration and feeling It neces
sary to say something, he blundered out:
Second the notion.
There is no motion before the House, said the
Speaker. 4
"Then LIZ
The silence was breathless.
"In
Dobbs could not think of anything to say. But
a bright idea came to him, and lie finished with
move to adjourn.h
The motion didn't go, but Dobbs did, and moth
ing more was seen of him that day.
We see,'' said Swift, in one of his most sar
dc ,Hak -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

We have of late been favored with beautiful
weather, and yesterday was one OF the most lovely
days that February has ever brought along. il
has given vegetation new lease Of life-nafure' I
carpet has assumed deep green, and tue trees are
putting forth their tender buds aud fragrant bios
SONG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

FINE eligible office is offered for rent BY Cuyel.
e Peters he Merchants Bank See notice in another
column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

A party of our friends, last week, chased 4 fox
thifs;six honrs. They actually ran the thing
into the ground"
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s,TATIoNARY STEAM ENGINES
y
ALL SIZES. FROM to le DIAMETER OF cYLlNDEI

PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL to 30 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS, from l2 feet to 80 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from 8 to 20 inehes in diameter.
Lea Leastt,s Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS with both
iron frames, with Norcross' Rocker Boxes
Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 Ghild's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
M Double Circular Saw Mills with Top Saws.
atraubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS, from 18to
S inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS of 8, 71ss and II inches In
diameter by long geared for either horse
power.
sHAFTlNG,. COUPLINGS, PULIIEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS, ard Boxes of all sizes.
DOUBLE FIUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter, and from
l6 to 30 feet l.ng.
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to u inches diameter
DOCTOR ENaINES of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS, of all sizes.
Of OF the above articles generally in
sore ready delivery the shortest nece aud fer sale
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices. @
Every article fully guaranteed.
printed Catalogues prices will be sent to address
by mail. 49,
ny9 XVII 10 Girayier street, New Orleans
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cPALDINGss PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDTNGts PREPARED GLEEl
sPALDING,s PREPARED aLUEt
Save the Pieces.


RcoN oMYi DIsP ATCHi
ES-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nne.n-sa
accidents will happen, In weregnaed families Is
very desirable cheap convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys, Grockery, etc.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue
emergencies and household afford to be
without it. It is always ready and mp Tho sticking point
longer necessity fer mpins chairs, splnteed
nes hesdles dos and broken cradles II is Just the ace
for cone she'll other work. popular with
dies of refinement and taste.
admirable preparation used cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities of the
glue It be used in the place Of odi
nary mucilage. being vastly adhesive.
'USEFUI. IN EVERY HOUSE."
N B-A accompanies each bottle. Price 25 cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. AS Cedar street New York
Address HENRY Q. srALDING 4 CO.,
---z--- Box No. 1900 New York
Put up Dealers in Cases containing four eight ndtwelve
fozen-a beautiful Ihegraph showCard accompanying each
package
rar-A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will times Its cost annually to every householdG
Sold by all prominent sationers Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Groeers and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should mike note of sPAI.DING'S
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list. 1t will stand
any climate. iel9 ly&W
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nIoLAssEs. :. .a1oLAssEs. .moLAssEs.

SUGAR-HoUsE MoI.AsSts and GOLDEN SYRUP, from
the Hope Star Steam Renere equal any in the South
for sale bsrra halves and kegs in quantities to suit pur-
ehasers Terms liberal.
ja3f 2plt-3m No, IS Poydras street.
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u AFRICAN JUsTrGE. Il recent traveller TINS de-
scribes his interview with an African nagib or
justice IN open court: The first case that came
on was between q kiatib fwriter) and fellah.
The fellah had carried off the katib's wife, and
declared she was his, while the woman recognized
them both. The nagib heard both parties, and
ordered the woman to be left with him for half an
hour. The next case was between q fekai {frniterl
and zibdai Ia butterman) The latter was covered
with butter, while the other was intact. The
fruterer said: g went to bny butter Of this man
and to pay for it. pslled ont my purse full OF
coin, the money tempted him, and he shouted
Thievesl' and seized my hand, whefeupon We
came straight to thee.a To this the butterman
replied !" This man came to my shop to buy butt
ter. When had fied his gou5as be said !. Hast
thou change for a dollar y I put my hand in my
pocket and pulled out handful Of change, which
laid on the counter He seized it, and was going
off with my money and my butter, when stopped
him. and came with him here Both swofe by
Mohammed to the truth of their story, and the
nagib also ordered them to return in half an hour.
at the expiration of that time he returned TO the
hall and delivered Judgment. He told the kiatib
the woman was his and gave the ether party fifty
blows of the burhasf- Then he gave the fruiterer
his money, and applied the same dose of stick to
the buttsrman. Our author was curious to know
how he arrised at these decisions, and Il was
Simple enough. He had taken the woman into his
room and hidden her to fill his inkstand, which she
did without spillng d drop, hence She was used to
it, and must belong to the kiatib. As for the
money question, that was rather mere complicated:
but it was placed in bowl of water and there was
not tue slightest trace OF grease. Now, had it
belonged to the batterman, it wonld have been
greasy, rs he was all covered over with
butter SO TINS plaIniy proved him scamp.
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We see,"' said Swift, in one of his most sar-
castle moods, what God Almighty thinks of
riches ne BY the people to whom he gives them ]
ceptions we can find -'04.S
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CRgprr SALE.-We call the attention Of the trade
to the sale Of ingram carpets hoopskts, dry goods. etc.
take paes day 10 o'clock A. NJ Blacha
nonts aucon rooms No. 50 Charres Terms sale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-22

ssaIOLMES IL CLAUss, ,-GRoCERs AND DEALERS
IN in Western Produce Nos Ii New Leyee and Il Tchonp
toulss streets. o25yd&w
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WHArHrR IN vloksnuRe.-The Wing of yesterday
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GoTroN SEED. COTTON SEED.

COTTON SEED. COTTON SEED.
have hand large supply of 'Petit Gulf" md
''Boyds ProRc COTTON SEED. which furnish during
the season In lots to snit customers.
Planters and others wishing pure and well selected article Of
Seed would do well give call before purchasing
elsewhere.
hand full well assorted stock of GRO
CERIE. which am prepared to sell reasonable prices
CHAS. r. RAILEY,
Grocer,
,a6 3n rs Tchoupitoulas street
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NoMYi DIsP PATcHi
Es-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"-ss
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spaIding's Prepared Glue

AS accidents will happen in weregnated families It
very desirable have cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys Grockery, etc.
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0er,nt1dbte Nn,et9em.
@tnner,a MGbnofhtne.

Die Gdnciber bisfger Gtabti ipric ale 9erionsn. heEbs cine
quite 81 dbm a d inc gu babeu iplnf4en, ip0ten it4 ertn1ler1,
rsenS cine anSere, un6 10 aud %sWttmaI 10 ntel@elb
~nbrtnet. OteIeS maht ualere Maittnet gu ben btltI9+
TEN. wel6e i'm Wsortte fn6. Westr ais 5000 eapom tno auetn
in bteTaer Gtabt in Operation ait &5den. gSefett rno 9elen une
baten tbre @i8uer rOsr bic oa1,t aibetts' IN BEN arS S,smp S Ssest s, E9
lid lit. one, mel6e cine Ger beten Rdbmat 9tnen' ote
ny M 6 sl i5nb. Baben n,56ten, fcuten in unierer Office:
SO. 159 8altimDre itrabe
=, f,rptapn tnp Csebratbsr @nipeiun0eu in beutider, er9tt1er,
rnnttSgtTsr ,nb fcantIber @prade ;R baben fnb unb no pr Sc.
q fercine MafFaiae tquft auf b%erietben orbsasn lernea.
ed5idt rab einem Grentplar bon Singers RG6maibtnet=3et
ana. aae WtuIbinen werben elm gauges Sabr mad itrern gtnfapi
orn umB nbCler Orbnuns uub @eparatiOn sebaItsn. A13asG U7.
(5b2S,iD %. e. 8rDbertd, &sent "a
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STEINER ,rrrb fotebttger Gabrptaat.
llEE3t gfd1 bent gSeifen u1tO GiiOett. ID

Baltimore un6 SbtpsGtfenbaDn4
On uno nd6 benz so. Suit 1860 ee9en BITE 8a8e mic fpl9t:
gCn G~amben=Stdtirn BdlttnDre:. Der gDfsug, SBnrtd8$
auSBenprtnter, i'm s rtr 80 Wttnuten @prnttta9S lm6 Der Or
pre- eBug UNI A ilbr- Wtuuten Gtddmittdes. SetSe 8Iee geten
mad alen EGetlet bes. gDefens unb @prbsg0eaens IN btretter
Qtnte. #asHtEs- 4Y@tr.4 u
Sir Wegz Baffa8iere.
gaa aasn ganftsa !wif4tn Baltimore uS gtetnUuS neEne
aril&en @utnDeflanS ln6 UGseEtns NIB 5nif9elt GraftGa utb gar
ferSbure BEN a lbr Wttuters8 SGt Baltimore. -a
Der SrepertdzN c cpnln1Doattptt8 3r9
serldst Baltimore fir 8rtterif unb bic bajptfden ~fesenben
plate t69lt& I'm 4 tbr Is gttnutet Nafnttta99, nit &nsnaEme
beg SpnntasS na6 errei6t Sreoerid nm ~; 20 @R. @bcnts; YER
In Baltimore nm 10 Il. 80 y1. N%ftttaesan.
Der @ltcptP8@IftC8 0ccp1npbatipt8z 3ua
sebt tGsltG NIT gusnntntt res Sunntaes mte fplat:
WerldBt Characterization I'm g. 20 WtGr9enS ln6 / II. APO gladnt.
Bon @atcptt's MsilS I'M 7,45 @tpr8enS, 2,30u GAO @o9m.
'H,' Jtd6 NaIbin9tpn rib benz Sioer 13}e
esssr ete 3aee I'm 4,25 @6 $40 gUrmitta8si luwie nm 8. Is anb
APO Nd6mtttd as.
&m @0nntr UNI 4,25 Dacr8en8. nf ra!as lsH
regfr... Sou gBai9ittgtpr,
I'M $40 anb Z 0arrntttae5 uao 20 uab 5 80 Qlabn
Mm SDnntas uur Na1tnttags I'm 3, 90,
Der 3rette unb SRrte 3r9 ron Baltimore rH6 gpdibtn1tp ten w.t.
binpeu itb nit BEN 3Igen Der Nnuappli8 3a9t.
Ser 5Dette unb brittle Bug bait anf ben 3@ii6ennattonen.
ag- 9De8en 3tfets, Iustuaft, gabtt II. {. ~. menee man fa
an S. &. england, A9ent an Ger 8tdetzSffce, Ganpen-
ldttpn. 70 N. 0rescett smith,
ss.L . ErnnSrprtatipn8rnetfer, Baltimore.
6. SO. 6 Dfe. 0eneraL 9ineteur. Z (&ui6,iO
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Gt1embabmc &c.
E-H-r
M&4 bHtEssAAaa@%SSgg REsAasasSa&SS@E1gg%% pEsNsTTS&S@IE1
g8sdtig fir @tupanberer unb 9feiIenbe.
GriparniB DDlt i3tit, GelO nrO Gutftrnttg
burdt bic
Baltimore tsttO SDtpsG tietab0bn
nad alien Tbeilen pe8 @eItet8

TNIItE0UHIB HNE WINIIVIlNi UOW OUEUOVUt
j. MAeelirg uup Columbus.
Die 8alttntpre. unS S6tD=@ireaGa6n btetet tent r~eiTen6en Dub
lifunt Ste eeS6tea Gsrtbetle 1T 8eaug duf 8tGtgfeit 8cquetft&s
felt, St6erbett, @intAt6fett rnb ShEnbett Der G, enerten, 70 o1e
Fe Srn fetner anbern 8att II bteiem 2drbe itertrqjTen Wtrb
Dtefe Satn spnt atlantti9fn W'eer %eas8e6enb. lit bic dItefe aus
~setetntefe Suite, slet68ettts a6er aud Ste tnrSefe 1p f6nelfe
unb lbaber bic btGtefe 0fpIte fur BIC 8eifeubeA mad benz g6eften,
bic niGt ~Serfebten f61ten. tie ss benusen: ia
Weilenentferttuno Dp1 Baltimore 1tad aaa.
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Giaener S9eero lit @plDes ipertb
Wlnceifek Qnnnnnts mn Gfahts Gsielfff1nff.

Sn benz @ntntdelanss8unse Der anftebIune Fub MFR battn 9es
lan9tt ben rertbtpufen unbS wt9ttefen TbetI seS Std6teebtefeS
BON @ss Sarbrr City tn ben 8rets Der @erbeHerunsen ,I sieten
aab gets I'M 5SEafentbeile Der stabt, gu benz fir tas erfe Gaafenb
~ef9efeuten preiS tEn $l25 sunt gertduf 3n brtn9en, unb a.par
ju Der ~fraberen @r6se BON 40 bis $50 Sus unb uptatltGen Git
seblhn8em SGn So. greie DEEDS IN better 8prrh eardntirt. pie
Sndngrthnabne btefe8 StdbhtetlS 1T nun iprpbl pom b56fen
SntereFe fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING ais aud DteIe @etrerStretbenDe
ba3u brdn8eu. DpdS, Wterften ub gerbinbunssfraben, me etn
Steamer Sur 9erffeuung reuer, regelndBtser gerbtn6una nit
Nep=gprf pb 8Sfpn, trerben aus unb tpdbrenb Der Gntpid2efltna
oe{es 9lanes SDu Der @efelibnft eebapt, unb bic &usfdtrrns
bteies planes ntre tn &urae ben @entraIpuntt fur bic uIaSeseub
mad unferer Sta6t Ieen. rn or
10 81 $ i m / e II 5G5sa s.59 e3si1"
btfetenb e~ntrsber In etnem 5000 Quabrat8 us srpsen gdtten
Uber etnemt 5rettttet auf benz @efegiaafts6anpff8ffe, werten ie
Der tn Der gntptdeluns b~e8rtfene 5nbrifplnn Ief6et baburb
nmr tetne Seftntrd9ttsung, frnSern ntue bur6 &usfabrung
pbt9en SafenpldneSi ef fetne 9an5e Dt6ttatett erldtaen.
Gubrttantem pel8e TIRE @tablidements mad Gee SarBpr gtts
lssen, noersen a~bse]ebst bon Der s~anftsen Sage 5M den gtpro. unb
SIb, bur6 liberdIe SesInftgun9en Gettens Ser @efelfbeft, be
Seutenhe @prttetle esptnnen,
Pamphlets nerben unentseltlta a~us8esften, uns ndtere ga&
rihten erttetlt burd e.f 5ee 5f 5stgrs s.. LI
WDl9-9 asa- H.E8 S. g 6mtbt, Nsent.
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lteber 9arfer8bure 583 WfetIen.
teSer SarrisSurs unO5 piftSbaarg 50 4- 600 3@
Dur6 6e Wtarteta-Qtnte 1T - - 53
eias @riarai6 an ser g. tSrhunas ron III 116
DurG bic 6 plunbuS. 2tnie - $50
cine @rfparnte an her @ntfernrng tpn 69
Netfente, weIdp rbe Baltimore. un6 SGtp,G ~tIerbdbt ~benusen,
lesen bite gRetien tn IL 9d9sn Surld une fabrGt In Na9eu. te
auf baS aGer6equentfe rrbnht %8sSpiftsrten Stsfn etr8srt6tet Fnp.
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8aubDI5.

S1ubDl34 :
H $500 900 VuR Bau< Mmb GHreflterbois.
mi. lUUs 900 Sdbinbel unD &dtteit gum Nerfduf.
2Sr ienten Die Mnfmertiamteit pinttlt9er 6 uaben af lliere
St TIES, A 1s S.s pom 8aa- unb NuBbOts pom alen @rteu. auan-
m astsa no 9TDBen. a8tr f9neiben g8eibtan nen- 8auboIs mad
88SoeIq ao al Sa 5aSrttprsiier. SPre6et Dor in uniersn, SoI3bofe
"0' A1o Sl91tlr. NSbarf, Ober Ode BON gutap mno germaniir.
Sa22s Burns & Sloan.
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8efe NnaLitat 6imbler.G Gena

oertaaft btaisIt beim Barrel, @0aone nnb 8ctkI inter garantde
6as ieIbtsen aus reInem 9ubeeriafep erfertSt 5Ie E1
.. s. Stebert,
SHaiS0s 20, 8 O~it"SemRarbFr, Habe bx 9rRde.
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9ettfeoern !! 8ettfeOern 8ettfrSrrn j

Goeben erboIten 2O00 Nfunb Bethlehem BON Iebenhioosr nSrs..t
peI&eiH 30 ben biui9ften 4reien rettnuf lG ~ ~ V~NsA
4VbeS. 2ot!Sn5sE. Wo. % G8ee- prattaruk
lMpA@tA RH3e &pas HnA kw Rr0dsI
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TemersN crGcbcrmn0en.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms,

OOuIlSGOHS NOOmS,
$40. 70 SeconbItr.
Teuer=, Mariftez unb. Reconsideration
g.rrs.ll run98=GCmpd1nteu.
StderIte lnO feItelte GOnlpagrie.
Ber(tderuna8rGpn 6er BalleD y. Biroi1ien4
mt $500, 900 capital.
Spndbur9zVer t9erun98<Spnp. y, 8irgtlienI
LAZY t5J nit $500. 900 capital, u il u ~
Alben1arlezV eritderun98zG pmp. y. 8ir9illieu
t-f[ nit $500, 900 capital. -.
Charter 0dt<8erit4 Comp, pm Sartforb,
u 'l Hta1 nit $3.50, 900 Capital JeDAf 7'4
9ecurit9s@ e rtderun98sG Comp. pcn Nep4 gcrt
H. nit $270, 900 Capital. I III fY14gr
8hSnir<S eriiderun98z Sony. BON gem=gprf
nit $500, 900 capital. oNt''
9feIcll&tez 50 rft9erut8sz@pm Is. NenzND rf
$500 lpt3 nit $270, 900 GapttoI. iGlT 49,
WtpntarffS rltn98z@pt1p. y. Nen.gnrf
NIT 100000 capital. ,,e, ~
JtemfW MISUNDERSTANDING Comp BON Neips9lnrf
NIT $25O,oo0 Capital. 0F+'
i-5j@a Wercartttle Muttdl Wforir1e
ls. 3.- NIT $1,00OO00 Capital. f5tsgt yjsf
Seretnt9te Staatert eben8=Gerfideruuo &c
nit $3.50, 972 Capital.
NDrtber1t Al1urarcezG pntp. BON Qpnbn,
nit 50, III GapHuI. ~a Wv ~
Se o6sn benlertten @ontpasneet frb bon Der Qeoi8Iot,r SA
Staate8 Utarplan6 outbortfrt unb lteniirt. "'""' "a
Ue pom penn tHter5el1neten repraienhrten Ebtnedanieen bohs.
Itrtlt4 oerfh9bare8 Capital gum pollen Cben ns ESosn
Betra9 eeranttportlt9 fir bic 3abuno bon @erIuften' ""e'OV'"'H
Yern@erlnt9Spoltcen tuereen ~aaS9e9eben un6 @erIr0e nSrrui4
'7''" .I9a0& 4Pg;fgISObn ton,
Sre6' aifum, surcepOr l5tHH s7"T FSo17n
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MISUNDERSTANDING

80 per SeseI- unO N4mpf6ife Il. uHb 2. Cal
1900 uno 3Wi9enbef) BON Brcnen na9 Netc-g n
SNSS@A-& Baltimore utb anberen 9deu Der Ser. Stdates
trsroen bon ben lnterSei6neten oHI 6 Wfonate u1b / sSabr guilt
N~1Otetnnlg ees Srn. 80. S9cnt IN grernea gu ben b%t0tsiten Ha-
r~aus9eiteIt.
@u@ Seben mir gse9id in b~ertebtSeH Suauneu auf iOlscnbe
Pl6ee DeutI1lan6'8 ob:
Srenten, Stetttn @cblens, gDtba, Sranffurt a.. SO. &reusua9,
Ddinter, Wannbeinl, NIr5bur9, Stuttgart unb AusSburg.
Gerfter balten unS sl @intafirut9en utb Spebhipnen ~enipfoble1l.
y ID un6 . a d
tSAlo'oVO ia g8ea -2pmbarotr.
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n8tanp'8 auf 8eifeuu1to
duf Benz dltef Nlnke

un0 ron teber Spls= unb 8auart erSen4tttefert. 81
Dte 9rS6te Sprefalt hNr6 atf be &rbett unS duf tfe @uspobl
Der g~latertalteh per8peneet nnc er FAINT bater fir ietes aus feiytnt
Snfitut herSrrgeHente Sntruntent be @ar1nte iterae6meu, bag
20 aae @iseaiGdften etneS elte, @tanp'8 befbe. I"H ~
MIe fSnftrumentr aus metner 9aBrtt mer6en fir 5 Sabre pn
BEN Sag bS @erfdtfes ait ~Adrdnttrt.
8eftnbere Nn1nerfnmfe}t wttb dmf be Nusvdbt ppn Snarr-
ntenten, frcl9e TT etter erpBen @ntfernuns ~Serfenbet tperfen, vere
tpen6et ro Elm @prreGt beS lntanf6esi ~trnterGdlb 6 MCn1tea sUm
gtttaulst1Be1L an, nirS 8~effattet, fOlte ein Snfruusnt ntnt SNG'
H5- @rgstdn6ler rer0en %tbbttbmt Bet ttnS Sptufpre6en eBe fe
fA anSerfpGtss urpfeben. ,.f,tt ..e..- 80 SGrr3frIFT
fen SrfrumeHtenrnd 6ern 3d $4,000. IfI4J HE'lH4#fEIE
w.. u Pianos reroen uateetauf6t.l auSaenitetbet uub eeRtnnnnt.
'it y t'""'''] GSnt. Sfabe u. Spntp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-08-21
Geuptcbe. Nerfonot

pap aIe perioasn, WelGe Geppt6e trauGen, 0OtS nebmea, bB
9e ealeertSn-&ePptb .6abrtt= Comp. an @pnnS Salts in ibrem
OepoL N 700 Ol=Balttmcreirabe &eppi9e ~pertaufen, telde
On S9on1eu, Ns9tpelt Der 6arben nno Dauerbafiofehbe BET Elm nj
S9atltgeIe yneale GaeS ~lbertreffeu, mas irSenO cine olOere
Sepgi9s wereeu af gefteaun9 ansefcrtiet. - !
Sunzztp I'd. 1852 s. o. 8. geIfpn, N8eut.
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0fdnI @fGa! Sim

lIniere Sabrif lit ieBti IN ppnent @ange uo leRrn Nr etnen ret
men Solicit gifa, cen mir an @rocerS gu ben btItsiten Wtartprei-
len 6bI6{Ier. -. 9S6eI& &iIb eIm1,
fGaI4Sl SO. 379 eltr8altum0reitraBe.
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XdhrsHre

Nsg CUR beIDlDeTet NellaflllBhdDIHe.
&tnwan6crer NIB Getfente fpltfn fe6r sgrfGtt0 fen, tttf e t6re
8tGftte faufen rtb fGlten %biefeben nur Sn fglGeu aneefeaten
8eorntett saufen, nelde ron tGrent Ge6att leten, niGt aber Spn
yRatlerm Dter 8nstGentrdsernY "a ie fpnt Ser G'efatr %auS9eiest
Fnb. bef6wtnbelt 81 Herbet umS tin @elO ulnpnt ~auseeten.
ii, Durdfahrt8z8tlIette
mad aaea Etftlen bfs g8eaens fn6 Su 6dSen tet
@D. &. SilbebrQitNt,
af Hs1 l@ General. @ntterdnteu.N gent Der 8alttnures rab
-. l13 ST. 100 5#3 ssaJfI Sbtp=Gtfeubabn. -a ss
so3on ss. 9ep.. 81 Sbdrte8fr.,, Baltimore. %
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
The Lawrence Bloody Lessen.

Erect six-story buildings, from 800 to 1000
feet long; put on each of tho stories heavy
machinery, and distribute 700 people therein,
if you wish to kill of our people. 1t was by
having an imperfectly constructed building
and poorly anchored walls, or unsafe founda-
tions, that caused the sorrowful disaster and
destruction Of SO many human lives at Penn
berton Mills, Mass.
We have no such large buildings here, but
We do have many structures erected in this
city which are dangerous.
Tho City Council has entsiled upon tho
Board Of City Commissioners, without any
extra pay therefor, to decide upon what are
insecure buildings, when to do such duty
would require daily and special attention.
Tho duty is therefore not performed.
No school house, church or concert hall, or
in fact any heavy buildings, should be thrown
open to tho public until it be certified to be
secure.
What terrible instruction the mass of ruins
at Lawrence preaches.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-12
Death from Burning.

During the present winter thrice ss many
deaths have occurred from the clothes Of
~omon and children taking hre as We have
ever known in any previous season. Every
dsy our exchanges furnish from four TO eight
instances Of those horrible tragedies, and last
week we noticed NO less than sixty-nins such
accidents in different parts of the country.
All this suffering and death might be avoided
with little prudence, and w truly hope for
humanity's sake, thst Il will be exercised in
fsturs.