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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

I FIRE. TIRE AG4IN.-Last Monday night about
halfpast / o'clock, the sleepy denzens of the CT
~ were aroused from their quiet and peaceful beds
by the usual cry of Fire. We hope that old bull
dingo on the Island will be suffered to rest after a
while-either let it burn down. else let 1t stand
don use it as an instrument of torture any lon
ger to peaceabe and unoffending citizens. We
say that any man of common sense ought to be will
ling to recognize the fact, that if man goes to
bed, it is prima facie evidence that he wishes to
sleep rest. And to say nothing about the tur-
pitude and eriminality of the act which wantOnl y
destroys the property of an Individual do say
that it is the duty of the city officers to offer re-
ward, and use any and all means within their pow
to ferret out and punish the extent of the law,
any person who will wantonly, for any other rea-
son. disturb the slumber and endanger the proper
ty of any citizen.
Any person not remarkably obtuse win begin to
suspect something as a reason why untenanted
buildings, situated near the bank of the river, are
set fire by night and if they do not hit right in
their surmises, somebody reputation must unfor-
tunately suffer. Again, it will not take great
while to wean men from jumping out of their beds,
at the noon of night on such alarms-and it will
happen that when there is a fire in earnest people
will not run. Remember the story of the Shep-
herds boy and the Wolf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

DANGEROUS TRAVELLING ON THE SIDE WALK
All along from the Runas House to Park ST.
We hope if no body breaks their legs or neck
before Election, that The new brooms will sweep
clean, and abate these nuisances
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

The Farmers in this vicinity are now busy
putting in their wheat, We earnestly hope and
abundant harvest will crown the summer of
their toll.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
ARKEAHS

Those who are indebted for the "TE1rcp ,r,,
LOT more than one year are respectfully invited
70 remit us our dues, as we need the funds
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

Don't forget to read the Story of the "Trnan
Teacher" on the outside of this paper, i. ha,
its meaning
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

The Fools NOT ALL DEAD.-Quite number
Of cltizens, are going TO California this spring,
from Grant Co, in the vicinity Of Plateville.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

u COLLECTOR OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Leland has been appointed and confirmed as
Collector Of the port of Milwaukee.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

The Old Oaken Bucket, will hereafter be pub
lished at Milwaukee. May its contents be Pc
rennial and pure.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

New Orleans, March 9th. w. Paulding, OF
--,Miss, a negro violation the person OF
white lady, and afterwards murdered her and
her son. The citizens turned out en- HaasSe and
burned the negro alive.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
RACINE CouSTY, SIS.
In the matter of the Estate Of HENRY MILLER aeooa'cd
AN reading and fling the petition of the or
of the Estate Of Henry Miller deceasee' PIayans ~
eave IA make final settlement Of said Esise
aid administrators present their nOal seeoup I04
md settlement TO the County Court 70 sha ns We ~ RI
& i aid county on the first Monday in May next a. se
niock a NJ Of said day. And Is further VI 1sreo s'
v 81 his Order be published for three weeks SUI
ii yor to said time, the kenosha ielegfnpn' me
- 49, parer published in the county OF kenosha' !"
y ne"spapci pu'"' NE WORDING
0'"'' County Judge Of Racine CoungIi
March "a, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

"Lo! THE POOR lNDIAN"-Last Saturday af-
ternoon was, "hurrah. gala day for the boys
Some of the Indians who encampei out on
the o. Plain, came riding into town upon their mis-
cradle half-starved ponies, with their squaws
ted a-stradde behind them; hurah what plight,
and how romantic and Wild and untutored ana dir
ty, and greasy and gol- iorsaken they lookod-leg
gings and blankets, and caps, and feathers and
beads and trinkets and ornaments, and bows an
arrows and baskets, and outl4alish gibberisA, to-
gether with crowd Of boys AMI girls OF all ages
and sizes, help to tell what the picture was, Hur~
rah, have you seen the Indians? We are glad they
came Town, for two reasons, and the first one is,
that the little folks ana foreigners, who never saw
Indian before, have had their curiosity graft
fied-and the other IS ii they had not come, we
should have had nothing to make this item out Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

u The Hon CHARLES DURKEE arrived at
home on Thursday last, looking well, and feel
ing first rate, as he always does.
His death had been announced in Chicago and
other places. We hope it will be long before
il Will be announced in truth
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
Kidnappers About.

We see by paper of Milwaukee, that Slave
Hunters are prowling about that city, to entrap
any person that may be suspected of ever hav-
ing removed from a warmer climate.
We hope, that if they take this city in their
travels, they will be recognised, and taken good
care Of Remember, we don't want Mayor
that will think more of the rights of Slave Hun
tcrs, than he does Of the rights of Freemen.
THE UsURY LAW, cannot go into effect until
the 30th inst. 90 days after it has been signed by
the Governor, as the Statutes, provides that no
Law shall take effect before fho lapse of that
time, unless there is in the bill clause, speci-
flying at what time it shall take effect.
DAVID BoNHAM, who was sentenced a few
years ago, to State Prison for life, for murder
in the first degree, was pardoned out few
days since by Gov Dewey.
We hope the governor will condcscend tc
enghten the public with his reasons for this
exercise Of bis clemency
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
BosToN, March 81


The Grand Jury have indicted the persons
charged with aiding in the late Fugitive Slave
rescue.
Martin Farquhar Upper, anthor of "proverb-
ial Philosophy" arrived in New York by the
steamer Asia.
South Carolina Negro Ldps.-Messrs Web
ster and Balwer have opened Il correspondence
upon the question of South Carolina laws impris-
onlng coored British seamen, when they enter
her ports.
A Link in the Road from Nctc Orleans to Chi
ca90 The whole amount of stock taken in the
Memphis d Charleston Railroad, upto the 9th
inst, was. $2,300,oOO
Poetic.--We clip the following from an Hi
nois paper "For sale at the Red Store 200 lbs.
OF houey. To prevent mistake, the subscriber
may as we'll state that
Like the tributes of mercy, tits not strained"
FIRST Boat out Of Bufalo.--A Geographic
communication from Buffalo to the Chicago Irib-
une, states that the steamer Wisconsin left that
port on Tuesday night, with passengers and
freight, for the upper lakes. Wind and wealth
permitting she will b. here to morrow.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

The Journal at Chicago, says they had a
snow storm, there last Saturday 1t was fair
here.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

u The population of Illinois is one $50,
600.
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March %, 1851
A CAR Id.

FELLOW CITIZENS: At the solicitation OF n number Of
my friends, offer myself for your suragos indcpen.
dent candidate for the office at the coming cleo
ton. DANIEL QUIGLEY.
Kenosha 25lh March, 1851
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
BosToN, March l

MASSACHUSETTS, SENAToR.--On the last bal
lot to-day for U. s. Senator, Sumner lacked
nine votes of an election. Election postponed
two weeks.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
KENOSHA COUNTY, !
CITY OF kENosHA, SIS.
IN JUSTICES COURT.


IN JUSTICES COURT.
To ELIJAH MOUNT: You are hereby notified thai writ
of Attachment issued against you and prop
ery attached satisfy The demand of James % QuAeken
bush, of Elder Tymeson and Abram NJ Iymc
son, amounting orlyone dollars and eghiynine cents
Now unless you shall appear before II. futile, Jusloo
of the Peace in said county at his Office in sd oV
on the 18th day of April A. l5Jl at O'Clock m mo
afternoon iud ement will be rendered against you ana jour
p'OF0' JAMES g. QUACRENAFSH,
for the use of III DERT l. TYMEsON, and,
3-42 ADRIAN NJ; l. J ih>'n,Y,
Dated this 2st day OF March, A. D. io1i' hahnm'.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
CARD.

T. G. PRESDERGAsT announces himself candidate for
the Office City Clerk at the ensuing Charter Election, and
socs the sufages of his fellow citizens for that office
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

To the Person 'oho robbed my Hsn-House on
Wednesday, afternoon, during the absence Of
my Family:
would respectfully request him to
be more careful and not be in so much haste as
to tear down the boxes, and leave open the doors
and gates, exposing my garden to the depreda-
tons of hogs and cattle. When the egg fever
comes on again, if the individual will call upon
me, will give him money enough to buy more
eggs, than he possibly can find in my hen-house
for since my neighbors have killed the larger
share of my brood, what few remain. afford me
scanty supply for my own use. BY way of
caution, would say beware when you come
again, you do not find scorpion instead of an
err. JOHN T. SHEPHERp.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
PH1LApELrIAH. March 90.

MORE ANNExATIoN.--Rum are again
prevalent, of a movement on foot for revolu-
lion in South California.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

On Sunday, the 32d inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Tenney, NJ
ROBERT SMART, of this city, 10 Miss JENNA MARCY, O
Pleasant Prairie.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

The undersigned announces his as a candidate 10
Assessor, for the First Ward"
J. r. PHELPS.
Kenosha, March Is, 1851.
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NOTICE.

TWNHOSE indebted to the Subscriber by reques
III ted TO call the Office of L. '. Yates J. p. and
the before the Let of May next the next in
yitaon will be by legal process JOHN DUFFY.
kenosiIa, March y, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
COn
KenOsha Young Ladies Institute.

This is new enterprise. The Misses Lord
having determined TO discontinue their valuable
school here, with the view to opening one at
Elgin, (whither our good wishes follow them)
Some of our citizens started subscription for
the purpose of establishing, on permanent ba-
sis, an institution for the education of young la
dies in this city and vicinity. This important
measure has thus far met with encourag ement
beyond the expectations of the most sanguine oil
its friends, by tho Voluntary subscription of our
citizens.
AT meeting of the share holders, on the 18th
inst, preliminary organization was affected,
and board of directors chosen composed OF
Hon. |. N. Stoddard President Rev. Philo Jud.
son Secretary, Messrs. Samuel Hale Otis jerks
and J. l.. " Yates.
Trustees. Volney French and E. S. Elkins.
The Adams School House and the lots on
which it is situated, have been purchased, and
the Board have been directed to enclose the lots
prepare the grounds, and fit up the buildings
forthwith.
so favorably known TO our citizens as govern
ess and teacher of young Ladies, have been So
licited and expected, and all necessary assis-
tants, in order 10 make the Institute what it is
designed to be, will be procured,
This measure is not intended as rival &c
our present efficient Free School, the pride
and boast of onr city, for they are full and over
! flowing now, but it is intended for those of oul
city, and in the country around US who desire &c
place their girls under the care, government, in
struction and influence OF female teachers We
wish it success, and from the energy, activity
and efficiency of its officers and patrons, and the
/ qualifications of its contemplated teachers it:
success is morally certain. The site selected
/ is pleasant one and when fitted up will be ar
ornament to the city.
We are informed that the "Institute" will BE-
opened about the 10th of May and we expect
our young ladies' and misses at home and abroad
who intend TO become its pupils, will be prepar
ing at once to commence with the commence
ment.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28
THOMAS I'D. RONU
q. G. SI9OlES

announced as candidate for the Office Of Treasurer
the City of kenosha, the ensuiI charter election
KenOsha, March 10, 1881.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

Would respectfully submit himself candidate for N
office of Justice of the Peace the ensuing Charter EoC
ton.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

Announces himself candidate for the Office OF Tensu.
rer at the next Charter Eec tion IN this city.
KenOsha, March "a, 1851
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

Desires TO be reelected City Clerk, and respectfully socu
the sutages of his fellow citizens for that office
Kenosha, March II, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-03-28

~-0yA SCOTIA PLASTER end weter L ~ Sf ~
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The following tcstmony in proof OF the powers OF 81
drelhs Pills 'emcdy against worms. DIR. BrandTeih
the public, that he has known much
prsing cases, and he is at liberty to refer individuals
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Common Council 3immcr Suli s6 1851

Common Council 3immcr, Suli &c. 1851.
Bsrfammlt-NniUsisno bic Sosrrsn @ilsns
bauer 6snrp, Sumter, Worris, Nsmflrf unp
JtunnsmaIsr.
Da Der prsfbsnt atpslsnt mar, 70 murcs
6r. Wcrris ais tsmpOrdur YrsG. anesifsat.
9as protofOa BON lsstr 8sriai,luna puree
psrlssn uno 9snsbmi9t.
Cine ginwenouns se9en Die Yafliruns elmer
Yfaifsr 0rcnanjin in Der wafbinston, s,uifcbsn
Der 7. unb Stem &trase, wurbe porssls9t, 9slss
fen unb !is9t iber.
Cine Sittfbrift fur bic Durbfeeuns bsrpfas
ifsrsOroinanj Don Der Ysnn bis ,ur Balnuts,
IN Der Item Snase, wuros pcrstls9t, sslsien
uno liegt iibsr. - f3
Nebnun9sn spurbsn por9sls9t ws folst ;--
pon Sobn Wopsr, fir Ss,pid)ts uno Sefsn gum
eltp.Ssbraub 50 SO ron Sobn 8. Wa9sl,fir
ENspratursn an MarftsBubsn, 81 @ents. 3u
bstablsn tsorbsrt. t{5 H -
Die Semmttes, wslhsr bic gittfhrift FIR bic
sroTnun9 Der Minorifrass, BON Der 1Biacw
bis iur eaursl, ibsr9sbsn war, bsrbtste, bas
is Den NSminiifratorsn bsS bsrfforbenen Scbn
pain Vabrift 9s9sben bdtts Die Sens msasus
nsbmsn, mordbsr esflast ,uirb, uno oapurdb bic
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Graee ~ rpsitern, unb bic Gtrassm@oilifs
iicnsrs anss,pisitn, Die eebadts Gtra6s 81 tff,
nsn, rpsnn Der aufforbsruns nidbt sntfprobsn
wirb. Der Bsridt tpurbs an9sncmmtn.
Die fclssnbsn 8sfbld1fs murbsn ansstotsn
unt pafiirtsn enSeln. ndmlid:
SefbloiFn, bas Die Gtrassns@ oiiiittse bisrs
burb ansspisfsn pirb, bic poplar Naes, BON
Der aibsrtp 9tllss bio sur Bafbnstonffrass Su
ebnen unb ~ 9rdpsln.
SeibloiTen, cas Die gtrassns@ommittss biers
burb an9ewiefen Wiro, 8orfbldss sin5uforosrn
tirS Iussrabsn unb @bnsn Der Rcrb 3. Stras
es, BON nabs Der srffsn 6odlsp Sane n6rbIid,
bio gum gsntrsSurnpsif.
Sefbloen, bas naf oisfm feline Gnweis
flung bonn Sbaemeiifsr 9ssosen lperben foo, ,fiir
irssnb cine &sbnuns pom Arbeit, Matsrialien,
.Sontrafts ODER BsamtsnsGsbalts, obns bab fis
susrif Den @ouncils sur @snsbmisuns porsslsst
unb ssnsbmi9t wcrbsn fnb, tsi ibrsn rs9uIdrsn
Sisungsn.
&sbnunscn pOn ben &itps9uoitorsn fir baS
9urbfsbsn psrfbisosnsr Sbulrsbnunesn wur'
be rcrassst sslsfsn uno lisssn hber. Auf @ns
tro9 psrta9t.
7. 10. Tvfon, Sbrsiter.
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Salenbcr fir 1S52.-g8ir baben bon Ser
rrn Sing uno Sairb, in philadelphia 4roben bon
5ebn berI6iebenen beuti6cn unb ensliibsn SaIen-
bern. fur bas Sabr 1852. erbaItcn, bic ii bur6 au.
nigen unb nhbIiben SnbaIt au5Seibnen unb lauber
gebrudt flnb pesbaIb mir fle beenS smpfeblen 6n-
men, sSir beabfi6ti9en bon ieber Gorte cine Yarie
fommen gu IaiIen menn birIdn9lite Sefsaunssn ta-
fur en9eben nrb eriuden tabsr &rdmcr unb Stcbr-
batter. bic aaenter gu babcn trlniben ft baIb 81
nlciben.
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12-V: B. PALMER, Esq, is our authorized
agent for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making Collections for the
lLBRALE BEoBAcHTER, at his Offices in Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Boston
ES-9. W. DA09, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
OF our authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
j. PIERCE, Esq, at his office, Cd story Bull
etn Building, Philadelphia, is one ofour Agents
and duly authorized to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for this paper.
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0crbanrlunoen Der Staotrdtbe.
ScIcft Council 3immcr, csuli &c is!

ScIctt Council 3imnicr. Sui &c 1851
Der &atb psriammslts iitb, iufolas eerytad)s
ritt. anwsfsnb Die perun 5ia, prins unb
Nittsr, Yrlibsnt.
9as Yrotcfcl BON lester 8srfammluna pur,
Dc 9slsisn uno auf Nntraa 9snsbmi9t init 4us,
nabnie oss an9snomnisnen Ssridbts, Die 9ts
StraBs, bon Der penn biS sur @bssnut, "Su
sbnsn uno su ardpsln," mas bsssn fo0ts, "Su
pfalfsrn uno su eurbsn." 8srtaat
Z. Qa,p. Ecitmever, e. e. 6.
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8erfs Gauntp NatriptismuS.

beianntlib lberaa aeute senus. bic brcm gaterlan-
be germ bienen. ipenn e bafir bc5ablt perben Wlan
nennt lold1e hisniteirise aeute 9etp0bnb 4atroen.
bonn Sober Der lsinem @aerIanbe nibli6 gu tperbsn
,ubt 1T Elm gatriot. g3er einen 9eipeis bon 8erfs
GauntD Patrictismus baben lpia. braudt nur bic
aototcto' 3eItun9en gu eicn. Die 3abI Derlenigen.
Die lld Der Convention ais Ganbibaten fur bic ber-
lbleoenen aemtsr anbicten, in binldn96 erob 9e-
mug. I'M Serfs Gauntp fir pele finftss Sabre nit
Seanlttn gu perIebeu So ilnb ndmlb:
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9tmfeeicbpbeme gseriam,uluua,

Der "Seott unb Sobnlfcn @lub,' BON Der
etfp &saeln9, periammelts fib am 9ienlta9
4beno, Den 80. Sull, in Sings II. g. 5optl,
9smdb Der Herta9uns - ~. II. 3artolet,
Pre- osnt' i'm Stubls.--Ssnj 90. Icoas, &c:
fretdr.
9is Committee CUR NuSpabI RON Seamtsn
tur Die oausrnps Orsanilirun9 oss @Iubs, Is9ts
fcl9enbe6 ror:
Qrsfosnt:
Wfapbmrp u. Sdrtclet.
Sieesprsfbsnttn:
Sol. SSilliam Graf,
&epi Wfalebcreer.
Yrotocpairenoer Sefrstdr:
iSeinrieb s. Sclig.
Sorrei ponoirenoe Sefretdrs!
q. Snabb, 8enj. 81. ISpao.
SboBmsiitsr:
Sol. QSilliam 81. 9anb8.
Sinan5sS Com mmittes:
H. .. 9Sarb-rDiniam NJ. &airo.
u. vs.. Barb-Garl ). 9. Sifobcr.
g. D. QSaro-Dilliam Sddrer.
e. 2S. Warc-Samuel Seu.
Sprus Waro-peter Jones.
Gertutipe s pmmi ttee.
Hortoif Waro - 4bam &eitmcper, Tabib
Sin9sman, Saect Warfbaa, 1Siaam SeuO,
SaeOb Sung.
Rorppsif 15aro-gBilliam Trsp, gamusl
3urnsr, Billom itsrbsrt Capt. peter Srstbt,
8ranS SspplinaFr.
Sieoif 9Saro--GSsfisl Sonss, Qisut. ellis
{. a6sr :. Sranflm @Oobbart, Go Nibaro
WeWtibaeL Scbn Sd,aabsr.
giopeif 28arb-@arl 9sbart, SobnNealss
bsr9sr, Col. sarI .. WeSnisbt Sobn enosn,
fu9sl 9apib Scr.
Sprus 9Saro--Samss 98. 1ooIms, CAN'T
Chapman, SamsS psttt, Satob s.. Scpsr,
Sonrao Ornsr.
Der SerCbt Der Sommittse murbs sinifims
mig an9sncn,nsn.
uuf Nntra9 ,purbe
Ssfblcitm oas bic @rseutipe Committee per
msbrt Werbs ouf 20 MItslisosr fir jsos gSarb,
oas Der prsliecnt autcrilirt iti, bic sufdslidrn
Nnlfsaun9sn so MAIDEN unb Die RamRn bsi Der
ndblfsn Gsrinnmluns oss Glubs ~ beritbten.
Die llnteribriftsn Der Nnwelsnbsn wurosn
oann Der @cnlfituticn bsgsfiet, morauf lidb Der
@lub psrta9ts iib in ollgsmsinsr StaotsTsrs
iamnun9 ,pisocr Su psriamnsn, am Wontaa
absno ben 4. Nu9uif, am QEbie eauptquart
III. II. Sartolet, pref.
y. W. Iccaa, Ssfutdr pro temp.
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norbIiben @anbe Der Sonne bsrhnfert tparen fpdS
nur elm tsiner She'll Der gansen Sonne par unb ra-
Der nen9 Ginflub auf Mdrme unb sa9eSbele bate
Ware bic SonnenHnfftrnb burb Uleuidsn beran-
ftaItet worben. 70 f6nnte man 1e Elm mi6Iungenes
tlnternebmen nennen, ba fle aber bon bSbsrer Sanb
ssIeet Durbe uub unsntseIblib gu ieben mar 10 bat
Sienanb Gin 8iebt. bariiber gu murren
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Der Mmerifanif6be Sauer.-0e l2te o.
ntr Nu9u-ghlmmer bieIer intcrcfanbtcn H. fur eben
brutiben Bauer 70 nibIdcn 3eti6rft, if erIbicnen
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hattie bes gan5eu SaDr9an9eS berIsben g8ir nebmen
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6auif laufen; ile ipirbcn babur6 GeIegenbei babsn
bic 3ab ibrer 8reunbe aus3ufnben unb auberbem
miirpe eS Gin nettes Ginlommsn fir bic Sruder lie
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benton bic Ganbibaten ausudDt. peI flener bleibt
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Sbf8sGrnenni.n9en.
Sur 6oupern6r:
SStit. s.. SpbnffDn, bon 0rmitrons
SIR Canal Gommiffoner:
cyDbm Gtrpbn, pom 2aneaifu
SIR Ribter Der Supreme Court:
Mibarb Goulter, bon @efmorIanb
5oshna SS. GDm1p, bon @ontour
George SbamberS, bon 8rantlin
0Sidiam M. WfereSitb, bon 4batelpbia
0Silliamt Seiimp, bon Susauebanna.