... EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES.-The tide of o emigration still runs strongly towvards the United States. Most 41the c- ships wlich sail for the States, but particularly those for New Yorly, Y crry out large numbers of steerage passengers. Among the emigrants ...

... Holland was once a first-rate power in Europe. You do know that Duteilmen have amused themselves with burning our seaports and sailing through our channels with brooms alt their mast head. You have been told that they had colonies wherever man could live, and ...

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