Local Law Firm Notice From Buttejo Area
Cutler 2 Attorney and Counsellor of Law announces services at Bele Hall corner of Man and Joyit streets Buttejo NY. Includes general agency and trust business and names Frank Lin PA as connected contact.
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Newspaper
Erie Observer
Location
Erie, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1850
Page
1
Cutler 2 Attorney and Counsellor of Law announces services at Bele Hall corner of Man and Joyit streets Buttejo NY. Includes general agency and trust business and names Frank Lin PA as connected contact.
A fragmentary verse speaks of homeland pride and universal kinship. It contrasts tyranny and division with the call to courage and self guided freedom. The lines emphasize steadfast resolve against oppression and a shared humanity across nations.
Selim a brave Turkish Janissary falls for a Magyar captive, Zuleika, in the Constantinople slave market. After paying for her freedom, he shelters her, but palace intrigue sparks a clash with the chamberlain. A mutiny erupts as Selim leads troops in a bid for justice, risking rebellion and his love’s safety.
The palace defense falters as Selim leads Janissaries through the Silver Gate to overpower Sultan Mahmoud. Zuleika defies the tyrant, a powder magazine explodes, and the fortress falls to the insurgents. Mahmoud accepts fate as Selim and his followers seize control and plan a perilous future.
An excerpt describes Selim's mercy toward Mahmoud's realm after storming a palace, demanding safe passage for himself and Zuleike and promising no penalties. Mahmoud accepts, gifting vast treasures, and Selim departs for Hungary with two thousand soldiers. A Hungarian ballad credits Selim with freeing a princess and embracing Christianity, though proof remains elusive.
The article extols apples as essential food, detailing their sugars, acids, and nutritive matter. It argues apples refrigerate, tonify, and anti septic, aiding digestion, preventing debility, and reducing reliance on meat. It cites English and European usage, noting laborers often dine on apples and bread, and claims fruit improves health while meat may carry disease.
In Parker's address a comparison shows two orchards of differing age and size. One older farm yields poor fruit, while a younger, smaller plot thrives after five dollars spent on grafting and regular pruning. The talk extends to thrift in livestock, fencing, and pride in one's property as a gauge of personal honor.
The text states success rests on intelligence temperance and frugality. It argues fortunes arise from calm toil endurance and a hopeful plan, and that large achievements require continuous labor. A critic notes progress comes from steady effort transforming small beginnings into a vast outcome through persistent energy.
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