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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11
POTATO EXPERIMENTS IN 1867.

The greatest yield was obtained from the
largest potatoes. planted whole. rs was the
case in all my former experiments. Tae
smallest yield from the smallest potatoes,
cut in two. The large aud Small potatoes
of each row we're carefully assorted and
and measured. which resulted in the remark
able facts that the larger the yield the greater
has been the proportion If large potatoes.
Comparing the figures an the above list, We
,nslst COME t.tis.. et.1cips;on that the size, ,f
the piecesi> no. the most important part in
planting potatoes. If one healthy; ir;atuged
eye If ii g-apevine makesa better plant than
u long cutting nf immature wood, so will n
piece "f a solid and ripe potato pr"duce more
and better ONES than whole potato which is
diseased or unrip.. My practice in planting
the field crop has b. en- to take more or
smaller than medium sized p"tatocs; these
wero planted whole, larger ores were cut in
two. and the largest oI"s in four pieces,
always taking care to select only sound and
well maturcd tubrrs. The above yield. at
the nate of ninety five bushels per acre. was
the return of two acres, planted in this
manner, and is only nineteen bushels per
acre less than the Ligh->t yield on the list.
To one acre planted this way it requires
about five barrels Of seed. The planting Of
one acre with whole potatoes If the largest
size would require f. rr times that quantity.
To obtain a barrel of seed potatoes of tue
largest Siz-, like those which gave the best
. irld. would takrshe large>tof about five bar
r..lS of marketable potatoes. and reduce the
vaiur nf the balance conSid. rahlv. If we
deduct ia both cases the value Of the seed
from the product per acre. the rrsa't Of the
field cru,, will net the most profit. We have.
therefor. u" evidence yet that there is a
nor, profit ,h!e mode of planting than the
on- just spoken Of aS practiced by Us.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

To MEND CHIsA.-Tuke very thick solu-
tinn of gum arabic in water, and stir into 1t
plaster ot Paris. until the mixture becomes
Of the proper consistency. Apply it with
bru-i, to tine fractured rdg-s If the china.
aud tien stick them together. In three Days
the article cannot be broken in the same
place. The Wilderness vi tue cement makes
IL duablv valuable.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

A SENSIBLE FREEDMAN.-A freedman of
Natcl.itcches speaks plainly in regard t"
the duplieity and injustice of the Radical
club leaders. We copy from the Times:
] am not a man If much education, hut
a,a learning to read ard write at odd times.
was slave. but am new free man.
want to express some opinion nf my own.
hut as can't write have got a friend t
put down "n the paper what / mean.
think that We free people of eolar have been
badly f,mlcd, we all expected to get land
given t" US, f,r we were told so by some
that called themselves our friends. Well,
sir. We hav'nt got any land yet and for all
| can see. we are not likely to get any. We
| were told again. that there was law re-
quiring the sheriff to sell land in small lots
-. is Il s n. N! ,,4aanle rsA'ald hpx theu
able. Ihelieve this was ii liz. al>o.an.i made fo,
III. purpose of getting our votes. But the
wor.; of all is. t..at the white people seem 4,
think that they are entitled to all he Offices
and have managed matters in the club. sc
as to cat out us color,l people and give u,
no chance. From this. it appears, thai
they are willing Cor us to vote. pr"vi ed W.
vote for white men, about whom We know
nothing, for raany of them are entire suran
gers After the election. we may go t.
work or >tarvr for all they care.
Now sir. don't think this is fair. l know
plenty of our people VIII" are just as good
| as the men selected by the club. aud f"'
onr-and good many more are Of my way
IF thinking not stand it. This is wha
! | wanted to say particularly. hut have MOI
| done vet, l say. divide the thing fairly, Il
You mean fair play; give Us coiored pe"pl'
a fair show. but don't take all and give u:
nothing. We want tn do fbe fair thing; VT
are willing to vote for white men. who W.
know, aud who have lived here long II t
and got a good character. but we don wan
TO vote for strangers. who have come aInons
! US. we ,,onr know where from. anu who only
want our votes 20 help them I" ofhces. W.
know all citizrns of this parrish. bath white
and color.d. who would suit Us better.
the white people are not trying :" tool Us
let them put out ticket for officers. whic!
we can ali support. If col"red man VA
g,.d enungh tn gn to the convention. IN
ought to be g"nd enoagh for the Legislature
and all We want il a fair shnw. Ii the clul
can do no better than it has done. we WI
run an i, dependent ticket, snd divide fairly
only We don't want strangers and brckr'
d.,wn adveutarers, t" take what rghtfu'i
belongs to US and the old citizens Of tn
country. That's pretty nigh all have I
say"
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

Tire sponge, according to some naturalists.
Is neither animal nor vegetable. yet IL sort of
Govetaiiri specimen Of both. 1t grows at
the bottom If the Sen, clinging fast 1" rocks
until ,sun loose by the divers. The rl"nge>
Of the Mediterranean are gathered by natives
or Gre.-iai, Isles, who are trained divers.
Very fin. sronees are taken from the coast
OF Syria by divers who are very expert.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

The morality of some p' ople is like their
crnckery.; they have two sets. one for show
and one for use; and they both answer thu
same purpose the one sa,lfrs the minds of
other people. the other their own. BO, this
much may b. raid Of both, thu, .,ow.y.r wei.
they may serve the pur"..se of this world,
they are Of NO vai''-. ,.r the next.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11
.S8ADYtiETTER.

ifAe following letter pufporting TO be from very
promising sprig Of the rising generation, jn three weeks
old been Aaaded to the lie Roy Gazette, with The
assurapee that 1t genuine well good which do
no, presume to doubt If any has . smarter baby.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

What is the differe zee between an oyster
and'a chicken! One is best right ont OF the
shelL and the other isn't.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11
Ine STRANGERS OR CARpEr-BAs TICKET

f1nisMlket = supported by ~ n. O. Republican
For President.
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
For Vice President,
= E1wARDs II. DURELL.
:. For Gosern9.
aENKY c. wARMOrH.
For r.ieutsnant Governor.
OSCAR J. DUNN.
For Secretary Of State.
GEQ 3. BOvEE-
For Attorney General.
=. 6pxEON RELDEN. y
For Auditor.
OeoR0EsN. .wICKLlE1E
~ For Treasurer.
ANrOINE DUBucLEr.
- .eupessntspdsos Of Edneaaioo.
THOMAS ". CONWAY.
ccnersse-First district.
J. HALE SYPHER.
cosnsss-Sscond District
slAoX JONES.
Conwen-Thlrd District,
JOSEPH r. NEwsHAH
csngrsss-Foursh District.
8 MICHEL VIDAL.
Cssrss-rsAA DissssA
~. JAspE1 BLAOxDURE~
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

The figures given are derived from seventy
hills Of each planting and equaiizrd to the
rate Per acre:
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

In Southwestern Kansas there is plain
thirty miles long aud Fifteen miles wide
covered with crust Of salt from one to four
inches thick.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

CURE FOR WEAK AND INFLAMED EYES
Take lamp of alum the size OF a walnut
pound it and poar it int" IA jug; boil one
quart of spring water. and pour it into til,
jug boiling; put plate over it I" keep ii
the steam, let it stand few hours. thei
bottle it and add one drachm of sulphate o
zinc.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11
The TIVE Tickets.

Below we publish the two opposing Re-
publican tickets to be voted for at the
election on the 18th and 18th of this month.
The Strangers. or Carpet Bag ticket is sup
/. ported by the New Orleans Republican; the
Home Republican ticket is supported by the
New Orleans Tribune. which is as fellows
For President.
ULYSSES GRANT,
sss- For Vice President,
SCHUYLER COLFA1.
For Governor.
J. 6. TALIAFERRO.
E or Catahoula.
Fer Lieut.. Governor.
MAJOR F. E. DUMAS.
Of Orleans.
For State Treasurer,
WILLIAM G. BELL,
OfOpelousas. e
For State Auditor.
EMILE BjNNEFoI.
19 OF Point Cnupee.
For Secrrtary Of State,@ ?
-sisu. CHARLES SMITH:
OF Orleans.
For Attorney General,
W. r. CRANE,
OF Orleans.
- Shperiptendeut Psblic Education.
J. WESLEY MCDONALD.
Of Claiborne.
eeoond Congressional District,
S. STRAIGHT.
- OF Orleans.
sThird Congressional District,
- ~ JA1nne caUefsa<rnr
Fourth Congressional District.
B. B. ST1LLE.
OF Sabine.
THE STRANGERS OR cARPET.BAs 1lCKE
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TermA Of Advertising.

The sraee ~ tenilnes os square u fcnparsil tyre
o. m.esstonstlnsne asq1arc, tcsw.t
cne week 81 50; two weeks. 81 q; three weeks IS
four weeks. 81 g ave weeks, e. 25
Whfr time oos specci short advertisements viii
Published ave weeks ana charged accordingly.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11
HARVESTING.

Rice should never be- cut until it is all
thoroughly ripe. rs it is only then that it is
fully perfect II cut before this it is not
only imperfect butsit is almost an imP'ssi-
bility to eli. an it so as t. be >:lrahle ar mt
for USE To cut it the grain sickle should
b.. used, unless the straw is very short. in
which case the grain cradle can he used I"
advantage. After cutting bind firmly with
bands of the rice straw in bundles of size
convenient for handling. Cut when dry and
keen dry as pussibie.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11
BY DANIEL DENNETT.
dge 4laa1ta.s' Bau''er,
Terms of Subscrfption.

f1vE DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Ev0v suis~rier who pavs this Office, In Fran 'lin
psfe:naiiy in advance will be entitled deduction Of
swsnty per cent from the above price.
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column Of the BANNER eentaias 81 squares
Notice "f Aptrs for ldmnistrstorshp Of Eststes IS N
itifs'seisgzs!Jh Nd1ceS. 10 oC
Anncuics nj 1t easidates eoi Office 10 90
No cc.as giyen anfAdveftiisG JOB wosk, subses;p
t.er. eSceet by speeja{ agreement
: Frapkkn Ian. lss fe0s.----zsssss --s----
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1868-04-11

Csc The Pi"w mud f"e M fFsefy scTsPids,
barring off. scraping again and mouliing.
keeping the crop as free from grass and
weeds ami the ground thoroughly pulver-
lid as possible, until the nee qnite
t"roughlv shades the ground. from which
time until it ripens it will take care OF
its If.
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OF IT'S CULTURE.
TIE METHOD OF PLANTING.

The best way is to plant in hills. ore f'ot
apart. in rows from one half to three fee,
apart aud with from f,lr {" >ix grams in a
hill. More is nut good. This will allow
the cultivation tp be done with tie
pillow and hoe aud "bviate the necessity oi
hani working. Tae yield, planted and
cultivated in this manner. is hat little, if 1T
all. l,.-s r,.al wien iia.trd Ia the continuous
drill and the rice is much h-ttrr aud cl ans
much rusirr. being decidedly larger both
,.rau and grain
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-20

ltdsr 8rcuno mar ben 9tprwahen rpbitr~
tdnnt. @tr muGtCn uns alp bGqurntn, Die
gelhr, ipr mir metuten, miBuncbmen, um
iclhe an stnem libGIn Srte gu prrtbarren.
Qange purften ptr nttt SGupem, rS fcnnen
aneHe Scute tcmmer, ecsbalb: 9Ctod>t, se-
than. Gen falten Itrper leaten mir aulam
men In e1s g8lgrlhfn, ipdritn afcs bincin,
wasea Ieritrcut dut eCm98c0s IdN. trpbl eurtb
ben Sturj, ben eas GIefabrt setbdn, beraue-
9rlctIeucert wcrpen mar INN tsgamrn pann,
e;n Saul wteser dmu,dtrren. Tod pas
mar fens ltttte 9lrbett ncnn e1s 8lemtu~
rerf mar tbeiIpttlt serrliIcn. Gs scllna uns
turefTtn uno mad elmer botbm StInbe ni
fernIsn mir unS nit hrr irnprbagen 9Mle Il.
3caen, ben Saul fltrtnp, lan1ctnwdris met
ner 9ematb su.
(GertsguRs fslat.)
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2ur Wa(llridlt I!

Wlit ttm Dampfet .Tcutidbldne' empfneen mir
Issrcdns, aruae Idd,isie,e 2nien, ariirs itc gel.
be Ssrblcn aespdltene Grbicr, eaap. Sa,.r9rise,
Viir,lberaer Vimteln, itaiienid,e Wsdecarpni tsi'
a,priei, h,ci,ensries rerissrffs IN auea glammetn
ydmaric,t- ,,rc Sdnft Sdaneii, GboerIaee. Saiat'
Sci &C. ws&e slrtiisl mir ;nm Nisfsrpsrtant ~ stn
slatsaen larttprslsn empieblsn..
Nobei * odr eees,
ensprteurt BON eurppdiidea yroonlttur
(e4-) Rr s7s, @tf-galimprtar.
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.Serrn,di,n .Sorn

SaS alfcifc gNeiits urb .HiauorsGefd,dit
NSaarcnlager; Gte. Ger fanrper. .anb .9aneeHtr.
VILE eaupre wsrfeu mad Ger iessen rseu,irtsn fnf,ia
unh isee,u aeeserpertauter mad Der tart
Sssstnas,Ds hem sepsl6f sfs Nduiess ssaias an Srt
nmp oieIf perefppgen uno sfrtautt .@uspartige De.
men. gs.sen gtelsif ilebe BAIT @eaers sssr man
EeHst I'D an .. Sprn, Gdt ieaupstr. u. Ga,mssnGr.
.-........,- ..-.....-,- tSspt,Sau)
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ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATEg
gB- eA6us 1Ofd,,mbrtn. eOlbfen,u. a a,

"a edl6us Tnid,cmbrtu. G8ulbfcttsu, 4 ~
mdnttu n. +. ". @rpttr aailieV'gtrtlui pcu f,irsr
aulstntH uus FlbrrHtn utTsn Gcishti,u, GrR- urb
Iiamanli&rnf. 5&auii}eR, ubrmatey .puistus,a,
Giuri8lul It,. lem Ctfammt-g gnaar,nIaau tiut. uti.
maa,rS uak genarteitftf her ism gtfHdft aunilli
bsufe Siru rlae, 90 Cft sgH fat lOuRr al ttH asl-
in Ios blusm6 uut astHss ~OH ubr aa tn ssnl gti-
npuslatu Rr. 'Gs fea,sGlHmprrhrase, ntbr
Nsdri' grptf- -9urtdu.
NJ 6ispdtrid s Gpmp.. gufi.
,n i.ht ~ aLrrrrct urtsr Nm Nuffinna. nitrnS L
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3eilil,tenid)Mle.

Im I. Shtr.. atsnes Z rlbr, erSffnet pref Gnde IN
'nars's Snttut plceer bic 8sibnepldue Iar 8nabsa
b T'rs eiee.ee mdprsnb hes 9Bneriemeiers wrdrent.
fcrases. Gae 5rapsteu hes 3eidaeiunt.rribts ,per.
ben iptenlatii6 iine erinshd ttlrrrtdet. anmshun'
8en btttst nlan tatbieit su MAIDEN t237-,
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&. NmanN'e @dlnle

Die eeprltunsen flr has aeinter Sdibiabr tesinnen
AM SeniaS ben l. September. Diprsrns llbr. an.
melrurssn ;ur Guinabme neuer 56ler wersen I'M
eaufe ttr 99cdt tht8esfH genprmen. Guspdrtae
Stiilsr taben bis III rtlsem 3aSe eIn;ursifen.
(2DS-J d. Gnapp.
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bic SduSirhu attr7lid, uns fcins rIsunboiru 40
irichtH nGdDtn funr. has icgit wcfl StsH Hlsrf |.
ftn. lin lies 40 ttprr'tsr6tn gitt as hi- teHsi
Ntiet alf he ~rtei, ne De he 6gtruHs t'rsr Nttis
daft NIT iJ brtuat ie lritt dit mDIitl, in mdtt.
Gttt ttywstt mon am Stltn turh tiHtr auitn Retpfn
cher HpWbstrr. 81. UIrsntr Gttlirn bal Hs eI1,A
susn sTstm Citnf SrpsiSH suy5 tis grnpsgEs stfig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-20

Dte arme GbarlpItr. Tem
rScurndl be parts" geben aus Srlliel iebr
uaurtst Habrtd ten ubsr ren .}upanp per
Gr> Sailerln Charlotte iu siprlde hb III
slner ftisdlthtn Rage befnbtt, lnprm iie
sanls Gage lang in puftersm SmbruIen Su>
Drinst unp nit Der SrbBtsn An9t pte Rate
,p9ar tsr ibr am WetItsn befrsunestsn Der,
ipnen sernt,tet In rent bcltanetB,n Wabne,
pab 6itls lie per9tftsp cpsr ermoresn pCtleu.
.tt @ermltt bat un,aSlib pltl 8sltten unp
tmmer rod 1T tttM Gner ttrr eelocn alb,
tuleben.
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$. gyianner's
bent(dl- -eNallidle SlMle,

Gfe BON Bultpn~ unp 2pmbarptr.
oDesen ter lGnelea unp tepeuiensea 9pgabms her
Babl n,eu.r Sdcr babe Id upb cnen eebrer ansettlt.
Bon Npntas, 2S. Sspt.. al wirs aud unisrrift In
reibliden Sdnearbeilcu eytbeilt. Glier rsl1e tbre
&inber ~ i6ifen wnnden. pSasp tbrs gnmeanusen
eefdaist reht bale MAIDEN.
: (230-) 9. mdrner.
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Gbilipn'e Spppel> Cfcn >Seodt>
hccrbcS,

Differ httrs Gktrtrift I'M S,ntF tts Gcmfprit.
tmiadttit. Sttenenilt int rttrduh ven trsHumGtsflaA
bRtuft uub pplrdnttatr gptrliimlt Httsm unb iitfs
lthfH Iushen dns dbpIttn GrdrHuratH, uus lum ea'.
Zen, Stmcrtu gTaItu, NrbtH, ttleuerts Nm arit MAJ
res Meter fgr tas Qpiihs rnt Ndetiumtr In Bsfttt.
lhait lu tnlcu, attt &c feline teNtr Wa'titpt. Glv
tterr her I'D elncn Gutu Rcd ttTt iuA0TsH uiu fpHt
d bslcr dnitheN. IN rem 0aritn {gc0e ron Fpt'
CriCu ait ts Itiuen ttnrttr, ais ten Rimrrt." Der
Nrdtc'rn. tpPrfr uHe rtJiticttaW Grttgndt rnb
rrhtttite Nueribprtr, Die plasu Inn irtE sf mt
"A uIrb In ettm tdlt adrdrit hat ter S'tr au tadt
se.r mon ,Gblt ttS Wrib Iurut. cuutcri' tatru tn
tsrautt unit ned m me itin Nan 10 CtrsH arirmrer,
g tr uttt aatn fnlcretrurGtH veafSEtta friigrcSb
sdus.
g. H8fdtbrrbu 4 g6bnS,
Rr. 10 uHt o. Pi3htff.,
dHs slt Natner fir titit fttret ms CEIa. leo--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-20

Der gld9en ii Ter GrrBe Nltlelpunft melGsr tte St,
irnCbeit pDtr ArdnitGit hes Sulem5 tcemiubt. Sn
tdfd,tsn @ebraut cher Sd'pdGun5 eurd eTeee iresr
ate natlrte 6rAen Wereaulnlsr rNel6wcrtcn, ueelTie
deieer Ahem uno aG9emeine GrIhlaitNng her Rrde eN
Writ Gem SiCttrne III Settia9ui9 nehene W eant CO.
@aaen te Suels spu Nrpfrsb Beilltaer Nireerael9ia
aeHbeit, NerrenbeibWerben uno uuerautdbem Z @lds
Ole Seber nit In Uitl,i igsuAat ulO srituat tSsueh
SttrunRtn, 5dmsricu III her Scit u. I. I. Der Inter
rtt madt lid ebenIau5 eurd Ueritep'ine Dr1taa uni
Ggtr 6emerllih. Die sdurttprtuHG eteler plllen 1rh
aui ren Masca un6 yrbrr gunBrn llnterltiO NIB Nt'
Eeg nebmsn an tArtr wieeerbeIebsreen unS Fa'enssn
Refe unb Eatgaus
Fat ,wei Ter srmThnhGen une bpg0rafen auf ttslsm
SpnirUtts brrridenefH uetei bnrn writ tic safe
pesu entlc5cn, Wcte Sluddf has 1lf! dGsrpItst lhs
eGlu tic NetlIn0 rpuetbet.
8yic Oeins. aiie Isniten urc @eidpiplirs
nftel bic piee Sabre bdrin1dta leecm hteeTen WHITE
rtfr 9eblnpua gsrcPt INT HnatdnterIid etnigsn Gn'
rsisunaca Sislsr trdltt8cn @a!te aewt'Seh.
Snutdneidlnge,
bts Gpl1en etner iAIedten Ulutmtlbuna pbfr dtcrl'
lfcr Nehen wertcr bur6 et betlieuanee Nrd't etiel
Shtte tcritiDt uuo cine Hare enrdltdtlc Sdutfadi
pieeertreult. Se Htertrit piele Sdttnt Wiiel pne
fcnttBe (ciIeten ,npsrtarttn enrd TIRE 6heNlei 6h
men, etebaItsrn upe aneeEe Sglibts @nitsuun9sn ~
ptrtrttter.
2frduen, gtfd,rosresn.
sen bic Satieuen Ins ceer ait lceia petr rerteird'
tttt an her Sdpsue her lpe6lhict pter teim l9sntG
puute ter Nanr bicie lpnila enpi6tln rtnsn 10 trl
fhiebensn GmIuf Raj ia rfm SeulebsS' 3ulantc bait
ene lneTilide SeNrtulR enttitt IuS retnsn yteMSll
Gtocn berettet ul ne cm atres une petlnBtdeS Wit
tel iilr als NlaGen rcn 6gduenitmmtrn in eeen SID
blum bes Ecbsns utb te alien Observation-Disclosures.
pdinprrb citcn unh 8iytciit.
Stss Bpr ieee5 jeldcn ele'eT hcrridneeh urh tart.
ndtiltt Veeen prt pri& Mio int BarSer <pleTs eurl
eer &tbrluh eisrS 6rmsNunaS .Diittsl5 aus8srctsti
ictNtm Uebraudr oAteu warme BNbpn9en pprdusleben.
Srne StiIIgGite mrp HGn HRobdrterltb HRb "rH9rsi'
lne rn6er,
8eift, Sattt unb 9itleu. In
fplaeubtn Il dLien aebrnunt ptrben
ilsbertstns Gusdiilber. Slutben Driisn 0titmulf,
Yerrenglina, Branewunpeu, SamcrrbDeen.
b5is Seine WeIeutefs. auigtbruhSeHfa
Sdnst, Rbeumatiemus, bGis Srua,
ShpiRttn, ArCubG1en, Blehten,
betr Rovf GeihpGre, Sifcln
SaiShus, bper Sais, benerihe ge-
itwlrs, tSiGt, Srubpunben,
pasng GtsItH Wlinesh aeHesrweb,
Seutlether.
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asarnufta - aein @iitsl IA dtt Guber tie s3ertt
rl5piip,pdp, 5feip 2urf sriirpn' iinb IN J:tenl
yiatie he's I'M ieee BHds pbcr Sdadei gepifeten Sc,
braacbsauwcnas gudeS Ut urtsrdeiten; eeutlit leDI
man ir wenn man td5 BAIT Be9en eas sltt bait Gins
Aute 8eicGnins frbdlt. ncr eerartse ansunft aiebt
Soe man eue pericn pter geriersn tic cie WcpHirtn
nabnaden cher uadaeTa6te rsrfauitn une eabei Eisr
tas fe unddt Iub, entteten.
*,H Bu baGen in Ger 6aBrif hes prpie1crs Sogctuab,
Rr. s0 Waeen ganc Men Sort, ure BEL allen reipei
iabsln apptbssrn uus 4rInci saaeiern in esr sandsn
tisiiirtsn q9sIt.
So @immt man bic srlEersa Srrtsu 10 erlpart man
beeeutsue ,-
N8 = Gupsifans,n fir gatienttn bel .ber pticnbt
ret Stsrune iine eter Sude ule Shahtfl bti8efua
? 8fs- SdnSier nit nisnen mpllbtiannteH NrisneleH
tbnncn lore Sdauartet Girttiare &c. fpitcnrct Suae'
filidt tefpmmea sprrn lie lid IL, Sbpmds sbpiioiopa
Mr. so Nlaieen pane. gt..A.. mentep. tNai9.lSl
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1lelle 1851 boQ. flGrinoe.

Srebep empfanstn uniere erite Senpuns beier tpadu
sii&trSirinse biesidtriaen 8anges.
9tpbsI & Vdn Hes,
Il7l-l --- Rr. 80 peltValti oIsfr.
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Dcutieb >amerifaniiebeS
Sr0Duften WeIdlGit.

1edten SGwei,ers, eimbarasr. uns ttrduter-Sfiie
pod. Sarinae. NntpYis. eariar. Sarselen. geetFbda
mcudrenbs gseine abiantbt ltri6pafsr nne Gatapba.
QDen. Neipuri Butter, Gier, sdmals II. p., melhe
bel irtsr @bliserans her sDaare, lur seiSniGen ab
rabme enpheblt M. J. Tppcr,
tAiig. 10, 12Nt.) 13h Wprt >Hrsterds Ctr.
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as- 50 ilus INe IScipeid,e WGbmdfd,tuen i'm
Ddrt,s; tt Gint mrdt poR mRcNcnncp n SO tr
lr. 81 Sbpfr priautt uire, Itttt meer, ale iratus
tlnt ahtcEt WlibInt. (ls6-1
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yiOrtb tbcrnGcntral
HnO prnnIDluaniIibe Gi(rnOabn



Die nIertVrrn seutrat". itIh aprruiplCduif&s Gtn'
babr II tts rele Sinis nd ban psltIihcn pre ncre'
Wsnihen Slldttn HE 3use hcrtlttn trretthtr ebtaNr
"a Hb gittstur4 Siuneen rGter, ais bic 3aSe ultRe
enter aneern Sltn.
Die auswaueercr ptrbsu mii tcu S6reulHatn tstcr"
bert unp 6sneten Gle Selnemlidiitn une 5derbc eer
BetleneeR uterbaupt. Die WaBlgns Hno nut sis
wafer Serehen ue pdhtup hes 2rniters au eaS gRBrs
nehnliG trwdrmi, he's 3iGis erlCuA!tt.
Die SpmpdBnis bat e5 i'd iut bticneertn aaadts
scmadt bur @ertrdlr uRe urbertnipmmtu nit antern
SGtnen has Zen Necnetn 10 ldtse SbtbslH her gRds-
grRs 81 eriplttn.
1aS 6epSd her qdIdgisrr Otscr gd1agicr Bat 100 ID
frel rire nit tsnelben Aiatn mar sent Selmmuiascrt
befnrecr unp lei 9UrriBua Saiur trbdsnsu Nartc
aIetd mb artmfi hes auleS cher aud ipder, lie uad5
hem &c seplmlbt ptte, dtSciteisti
Geents eis iraerr fipen 0runS ur gridwfrte tabsn,
N itiudt, iches icfprt eRm Gcntuteilr rter trseno
etnem atCrH 9famiGn mitJuttetlsn, unn ins ale 9t.
amtsR Ter GrmVagNe fur iCiprdae Nbbuft pcraNpprl-
lid.
Die Garrsrsjf, ine bin1rr ais he rssaS ,asr austrn
Ydrn tnnpab HSr 9er StadtsU, pit ee isiBcuhe rtre
teirf
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9ielte 1861cr k0Q. 0arinQe !

Spsten ertaitep cite Sentuns neaer bOa Sarinst
sissidbriasn Banses, ipwis 3wetidser, graen,t.
1drl Spnciff,
C195-) Wr. 444. Saltimpreiiraft.
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2iMsipdnecrcr uno SfcifeuSe ndd1
benz VSeftcu uno 9fcroipcfteH Der
ICrciuiaten Stndtcn bon glUrOs glnerlfG
fparrn slclt unS G3ttt, ipcnn fic bic
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(8crtissuns tolat)