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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

He had been accustomed TO regard gentle
men dressed in black and wearing white neck
cloths, as entitled to credit for truth
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
TRIMMINGS.

knives, long sticks.
Steel tscks, ran files,
stitch markers, brush &
bone slicks.
Roll binding. galloon
inding and webbing.
Shoe thread, wax,
measuring tapes & size
sticks.
French wheels, peg
markers, collices, sta'ps
last hooks and booiirons
Of all descriptions.
ARNESS MAKERS.
Tools, hammers, pin
GERS, punches, patient
leather compasses, pink :
ing irons, rein rounds,
seat avis, needles and
avis, patient channeTerF
splitting knives d all
other necessary tools.
Haines' pad tees,
blind irons, saddlers silk,
rein & girt web.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

EDucAr1oN IN IND1AxA.-There are in the
State of Indiana l75.o17 persons. over 2l
years of age, ,who cannot read or a0rite.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company

Union Mutual Life Insurance Company.
DIRECTORS OFFICE, 6s STATE, BOSTON.
Original and Accumulated Fund,
$2OO,OOO.
BOARD OF FINANCE.
Frdnklin HaVen President Merchants Bank,
Boston.
Thomas Thatcher, Merchant, Boston.
ReueL Williams, President of the Kennebec
Rail Road.
BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND OHIO REFEREES.
Hon. Abbott Laurence, Hon. RObt G. Shaw,
John j. Palmer Esq, President Merchants
Bank, New York.
Noses Taylor Esq, Merchant, South street,
New York.
Jynathan s. Niles Esq, Cincinnati, Ohio.
s S. Il Hommedien Esq, do.
o. L. Nims. Fremont Ohio.
Peculiar Advantages.
FT1tIE mutual system Of Life Insurance, adopted
L bv this company, secures to the insurers them
selves all the profits which JOINT Stock ComPAN-
have found 10 be exceedingly lucrative, aud al
at the same time makes the terms easy possi-
BILE, consistent with perfect safety. No men can
be safer than Boston gentlemen in conducting an
institution of this character. Thus far it has been
prospered beyond precedent, aud offers advantages
equal, C not superior, to any company in the United
States,
Yhe charter provides that uny person may insure
life for the sole benefit OF any married woman,
widow or minor: the proceeds to he and remain free
from all claims of reditors Of either party.
Terms greatly reduced. Dividends annually
Special permits for voyages and foreign resi-
9ences granted at reduced rates.
Also, California Life Risks taken favorable
terms.
Clergymen and all others dependent upon salaries
for support are invited avail themselves of its
benefits
No liabilities bovond the Premiume.
CTaiming. y this company does, advantages Pc
culiar 10 ITSELF respectfully requests careful
Pernsa of its prospectus, always furnished by the
Agent.
d. BRAlNARD Medical Examiner.
E. NJ. HULBURD Agent.
Fremont JAM IA, 1851
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

A New CRITERIoN OF TRUTII.-Mr Bur
roughs, in recent speechiin the Legislature
-.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
York, August 3, 1850.

u A quantity OF seasoned wagon and buggy
feIloes, together with an extra quality Of narrow
laih, and lumber Of all kinds kept constantly On
hand. cheap as can be bad at any other mill IA The
country. I2I: :6m1 w. L.C.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
Fremonl Jan. q. ls51.
NNMNAsNNN-


L. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,
D ESPECTFULEY tenders professional services
lilo the citizens Of Fremont and vicinity all opa-
Fations relating 10 the preservation and beauty of
the natural leeIh The insertion of artificial teeth
on pivot, gee silver plate. done in the neafesl
manner He IS in possession Of the latest improve-
msnts now in use, consequently he fiatters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch ofths
profession.
Leihean Ether administered, aud teeth extracted
without pain. If desired.
Office in caldweII's Brick Building. over Dr..
Rice's office.
Fremont Jan. "a. 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
PATENT MEDICINES

9 P. Townsend's SarsapariIls, Old jacobs Do.
- Masshg do. IN Two quart bottles, only 3 per
hottie, Jaynes Family Medicines; Osqood'e Iudin
Cholagogue: Perry Davis's Pain Killer; Rranf's
Medicines; Mofatiis Life Pills & Ph9nix BitteFs:
Ayres Cherry Pectora; Traek,s Magnetic Oina.
ment and almost every Patent Medieille ofths
ia wOOSTERsS.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
Bulletin No. L.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM
Head Quarters s!
The Returns are all in, and
MINIS

rs declared elected. The hsmajorityfor Head Quar-
i tiers will range from
$50 to 200 tons Of the most splendid
variety Of Goods that ever waited up the San
duskv River After soelose contest, this ip prob
ably The greatest victory ever won by mortal man.
The news was teIegrapbed from Sanensky city, on
Tuesday evening, and we Immediately charter
ed the steamboat Islander for three, per-
haps four trips. Gan aboard--passsngers free"
Nims is the sole Agent for the Peoples Line
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT WITHOUT LANDING!
Having secured Tremendous Low Freight,
by shipping our entire line of Goods in connection
with the Old Establishment in Elyria, and by way
of Oswego, atabout one half the usual
Prices paid by small dealers,
who ship by Buffalo. And having many friends to
reward and no enemies TO punish, we propose
Offering some inducements to the
People of Sandusky and adjoining counties,
That will drive the Old and New Combination into
" II III IL -
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
A DEsIDERATIM!
Gold, Steel, and Quill Pens Superseded.

Each of Whyts's neaOzsOlg ingented ansDLga-
ted ZINC and Platina Pens is equal to thirty
Steal Pens, and surpass all others in elastici-
ty. One trial viii prove the fact that they are
cheaper and better than any other pens invent
ed. Price 8 cents each, or 25 cts per dozen.
Manufactured by r. Whyte. London. Eng.
Jacobs & Co, sole agents for the patentee for
the United States.
S. BUCKLAND & Co. sole agents for Ere
mont Sandusky county o.
Fremont. Nov, 10, 1850. 81 ;3m
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
Mechanics Tools!

mers, sledges. bellows,
stocks and dies, pliers
and wincers.
Hand, panel, up and
back saws.
Masons' trowels, ca .
lipers and rules.
German and cast steel
mill and y cut saws.
Circular saws, web
saws, and key hole do.
Taper, mill, fiat. hal
round, square, and round
flies.
Wood rasps, halfrou
and fiat, horse rasps.
Wrenches, back saws,
frames and streIchers.
EFT TRIMMINGS.
and fasteningS.
Butts and screws, bolts,
cupboard kelches ana
Buttons. Cupboard, till, ,
chest and trunk locks.
Btads, tacks, finishing
nails, rivets. hooks, sta
pies and l.asps, sirop,
hook, table and blind
hinges.
Mahognv and miner
al drawer knobs, bell
pull, door knockers and
Fprings.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

CtHEAP PUBLICATIONS.. choice lei Of
- Harper & Brothsr's, just teceiveds at
BUcKLAND'4
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
In Chancery.
In Ottawa Common Pleas.


John D. Sussr,
TOHN 3 Susrr will take notice that said J. T.
j Kirkland has filed in the court of Common Pleas
OF Ottawa county Ohio, his bill IN ehancery, the OBJ
ject and prayer OF which is 10 foreclose mortgage
given by said John B. Suser to T. P. Handy on the
22d day of December Is43, TO secure the payment
of three promisssry notes Of thirty three dollars aud
thirty three cents each, with interest thereon which
mortgage covers describes the following lands
and tenPmsuts To- wit;
The south half Of the south west quarter. section
six 10y township seven 7] north ofrange fifteen
(15) containing ~ and seventy four one hundredlh
acres
JOHN L. GREENE,
Sol for Comps.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

HULLs Trussss, Double & Single, Abdominal
l. l1SuPpofters, Shoulder Braces &c ~
WOOSTERsS.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

DLANK BOOK, full bound Ledgers. Journals
ID Dockeis, Cash and Invoice borEF, at
BucrIAND's.
NTONROE'S Tonic. certain cure for Fever
1Nl aud Ague for sale only at
S. BUcKLAND & Cos.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

and Blacksmiths.
Stump joints, carriage
bows, top irons, india
rub cloth. curtain frames
q carriage lamps, iron
& steel horse shoes &
horse nails, rasps and all
the necessary tools for
blacksmiihiDg aud wag-
on making.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
EXTRACT

From the Laws and Regulations Of thu Posi- Office
Department.
Chapt. I. Sec. So. when lhe mail nEsivea on
Suday, he [ihe postmasier1 win kevp liis oifee open
for one hour or more, II the public coAvenienee re-
quire il, after the arrival aud assortment thereof
unlessif be during the time Of public worship: Ia
which case he will keep the office open for one hour
or more. if necessary after The same he's ceased
The above regulation will be observed AZ this
office. l. NJ. KELLER p. NJ
Post Office, Fremont Jan. 1851
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
i pointed aud qualified by the court Of common
Pleas of Sandusky county. Exrcuirix on the estate
of N. s. Cook, deceased late Of snid county.
ELIZA COOK Exu'trx
Jan "a, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

We would call the at
tention OF farmers and
others 10 our fine stock
of cook & parlor stoves
consisting of farmers air
tight. mechanics, west
ern g. premium, g. iron
witch.
ParIor, Irving, thears
fancy, open front, cot
iage, sheet iron & box
stoves, beautiful styles
all Of which we will sell
at as low prices as any
establishment inthe state
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

An assortment OF tin
ware constantly on hand
81 manufactured TO or
der.
Tin conductor & cave
trough.
Eug s. Russia stove
pipe, zinc, sheet iron &
copper.
Stoves trimmed with
tin or copper.
Job work done at the
shortest notice, and in
the neatest and most
substantial manner.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

NOTICE.
n Otice-The Stockholders ofthe Fremont, Green
IN Springs s. Republic Plank Road Company, are
notified that of 10 per cent on their
Capital Stockis hereby called for, the same to be
pad 10 Ezra Sioner. treasurer Of said Company, al
Green Springs Mills, on or before the 10Th day oi
Februar 1851 and every sixty days. thereafter until
the whole is paid.
By order of the Board of Directors.
R. SMITH, Pres.
Dee IA 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22
Attachment Notice.

CWEEDS' and Pittsburgh Iron at
~ H.vurs
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-03-22

ZEPHYR wORsTED patterns, Canvas. Board
II and Needles. 1T HAYNES
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

and did ~ heF master ordered her. The day
continued hne, the company that had bsen
invited arrived, they won't into ths aTboF and
made themselves merry. Ia she mean iin'r,
however,, clouds had gathered la tho distant
horiFon, and were at lsnslh powerfully driy-
en- awards the place bs the wiad, The eoni,
pAny wore so insenl upon their estertAinmeni,
that they did not in the least observe Il but
scaJesiy was she housekseper swAro that tho
Gonn was approaching, than sIe begged her
master To leave the Arbor with hia company,
fOr shs could no, divest hepelf at ali Of tho
idea Of the lightning striking 10, Az first,
they would not listen ~ hsr. bat she eon,lnu.
esi hsF onigeAaies narAuililoely y and A iuhsta
as the storm approached viii, great violence,
they suffered -.iheuiseives 10 be induced 10
leave tho nrbor. They had not bret, IN the
room more than a few seconds, when the
lightning struck tho Arbor,and dashed eyery.
thing that had been lofi in il To pieces.
supposing the housekceper 10 have had an
urgcnt presentiment Of an approaching thun-
der storm, and the stroke Of the lightning I;
yet such foreboding could not possibly de-
torminc the place where il would strike
Thus eyents occasionally occur, which tho
materialiSt must either entirely deny, or IL
he cannot do that he must be silent at them.
The whole narrative shows that tho
men that were in the Arbsr wero destitute
OF the susceptibility requisite to hear tho All.
gels voice in the housekecPcr, therefore,
tho warning messenger found easier entrance,
and made use OF this medium for the accom-
plishment Of his philanthropic purposc.--Siil-
ing's PneuRdfo'ogy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

news came, the same feeling was awakened,
ill il was rapidly propagAisd over the whole
country, The end at last came, and without
for moment recovering his consciousness, ,oF
holding any communication with the outer
world, his immortal part gently fonook its
clay, and passed 20 ths spirit world.
There have not been many good PortFaitr
Of Mr Adams, Cat least that / have seen, } bat
a variety Of busts aud some very life ike on
craving, taken chiefly from dAgnsrreotype
likehesses, There Is, in the Library Of Con
gresa, an admirable bust Of him by Persia, In
fine Partisan marble, and highly polished
Another was exeeuted BY Boston sculptor
whose name has esnAped me-. Lnx nmuia liLe-
y tsiollowit ! tlsInk'i D besides which Il,Av,
In my own possession another, only in plas-
tor, however, which though not aAttered Il
more true 10 nature, than any have seem
Il ia by cleyinger, young artist from Ohio
whose hattering promise Of excellence perish
cd, alas, ia premature grave
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

darer. / fell on the bed beside her ! oouid
not weep, My heart harmed ia my bosom
my brain was all on hre, My sister thraw
her arms around me, and Wept in silenees--
Suddenly we saw a slight motion of mothers
hand-her eyes pnelOsed, She had recover
Cd consciousness, but not speech. She loolr-
cd at me, and moved hsr lips. ! could boa
understand her words Mother, motherr
shrieked say only that you forgive me r.
She could not say Il with her lips, bat her
hand pressed mine. She smiled upon me,
and lifling her thin, white hands, she pressed
my own within them, aud cast her eyes up
ward. She moved ber lips IN pray9, ed
thus rirv drrd ruJnatnUd Etitt- tHUgrug IA
side that dear form, ill my gentle sister re-
moved me. She comiorted me, for she knew
the heavy load Of sorrow At my heart; heavier
than grief for the loss Of my mother for i
was load Of sorrow for sin, The Joy Of
yu,i,l, hal lsA mo forever.
"My son, the suffering such memories a
wake, must continue As long aS lifo. God Il
mcrciful; but rcmorse for past misdecds is /
eankcr-worm in the heart, that prcys upon I
forever"
My father ceased speaking, and buried hi
face in his hands, He saw and felt the bear
ing his narrative had upon my character an'
conduct ] have never forgotten il, Boys
who spurn n mothers control, who Are asian,
ed to own that they are wrong, who think !
manly to resist her authority, or yield 10 he
influence, bsioare! Lay not up for your
selves bitter memories for your future year,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

80 The Springfield Republican states tha.
Il lady IN short dress, and with loose trpus-
ers, gathered at the ankle, passed through
that town few days since, and produced
quite sensation; among those who chanced
to be in ,and around the depot Her dress
was very fFch,and We have the authority of a
lady witness for saving that il was beautiful.
ly becoming, We learn that it begins to be
noticed that those who are most disposed to
adopt the new style have aaall feet and those
opposed, larg6 ones The success or failure
of the fashion will depend, therefore, on "tbe
uudcrs,andingf
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THE SENTINEL.

During one Of NApolcon's remarkable cam
paign', detachment Of a corps commanded
10y Davoust, occupied the Isle Of Rugen, which
they were ordered TO eyacuAte. They en-
barked with such precipitation that they for,
got one Of their sentincls, who was posted ia
a retired spot, 90 deeply absorbed in the pc
ruSal Of newspaper, containing an account
of ono fthe cmpcror's splendid victories, a'
10 be totally unconscious Of their departure
Arter pacing Ia aud fro for many hours upon
hB post, he lost patience, and returned 90 the
guard room, which hc found empty On in
qniry, be learned with despair what had hap
pencd, aud cried, "Alasi Alas! I shall b,
looked upon as n dcscrter, dishonorcd, lost
unhappy wretch that ! am" Ills iamenta-
tons excited the compassion of worthy
trndcsman, who took HIM 10 bis house, did al
in his power to console him, taught him q
make bread, Ear,he was bakcT. and AFTER
somo months, gavS him his only raaugatcr
Justine, in marriage Five years a1crwarlSn
strange sail was scen to approach the island
The inhabitants fockcd to the beach. aud
N'-''i AlAhliiuli sil,l y nlsh
Der Of soldiers, wearing the uniform of the
French army. ~ am done for now--my
bread is baked" cried the dismayed husband
of Justine. An idea hoHeyer. -Snddnnly y-nc
CURED TO him and rcvivcd'his courage. II,
EaE v. tl.e As.'s-e-, slirp-tl-,at.' '''''fers
and scizing his firciock reformed to tho beach
and posted himself on sentry, Mt the moment
the French were landing. "Who goes ther2'
he shouted in voice like thunder "Whc
goes there, yourself2" replied one in boat
"Who are you P" "A Sentinel" allow
long have you been on guard !" "Five years,
/ roioincd our man. Davoust laughed at III,
quaint reply, and gave discharge, in du'
form, to the involuntary dcserter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

ANEcDoTE,-A young man recently grad
uated in one Of our academies, who. though
very quick and witty, was duh as \ recitA-
ton scholar, except in the conjugation Of
Greek and Latin verbs, IN which he had no
superiors, and upon which he relied principal
ly for admission to college. When he pro
sented himselffor examination, few senten-
ces in Latin and Greek were selected for
translation, and total failure was the result.
Several questions in mathematics wero ask
cd, and propositions given for demonstration,
but all in vain-the young man was unsuc-
cessfnl in every attempt, and was now on the
point of desponding, when the Prof. gaEe him
the word rego to conjugate This immediate
ly renewed his courage, although his last hope
Of gaining admission; here was the deciding
point of his existence, il was now or never
He was much excited but boldly and prompt
ly gave the parts--rego, regere, reri, recttn,
This somewhat surprised the Prof, who wa,
now about ready to dismiss him, but seeing
the young mans sudden change, gave hiu
several words, all of which, were corrugated
with the same promptness and correctness
The Prof now thinking to try him, gave hin
a wopd-heno, not in the language to conu
gate. This caused a moments hesitation, h,
commenced and checked he was excited anC
perplexed, fearing the result of another mis-
take. But soon perceiving the Prors design
he very coofty sud deliberately corrugated
hcno, turkey, goosi, ,dNet,fm. This decided hi
fate, he was admitted, and cautiously ques
toned.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
ny A. q. CHADWICK.

TkliMs-siito per znnun5 " paid Withlp tho
Year. s2,Oo N payment be delayed bsyond that
time. No paper diseaDhpasd until AL AHsaragcs
are paid, except at he opFion 0f tlie Publisher
ADyEHTIsraENra inserted a. tho usual prioas,---
Transient advertisements must bo paid for IN ad-
fhnae, Advertisements should be- marked tho mum
ber 81 times to be ihsertedi Otherwise they win be
cuntnued until forbid for nj tho oIion of the Pub-
4lsher) and charged accordingly,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

y.B. PALMER, h authorized TO receive Adysr-
iissmsnb aud Subscriptions at his ofiees la Dos
toni New York, and PhiladelphiA. s. hPETTEN'
GILL, A also authorized Ia do the same for Va la
Boston.
GD- Ieitan 10 the Editor. In order 10 receive at
tsntlon, must be poet JsiA
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dOR PRINTIN0.

HANDBLLLS, BLANKS, CARDS, Sc, Sc.
fhuisd 10 ths nsatsst @.aaer At The oaledonian
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-10

There was solemn pause in the public
business, and il seemed to Prevade the entire
community. Nothing was to be heard in tho
streets but the enquiry "How is Mr. Adams 2
Is ho living yet2" The papers transmitted
the event TO ali the winds, and wherever the
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
GcIbG:SutleiburI0.

8oiion, 8. Sebruar.-Sm Seb6lS tsi
Braintres fancen 9efisrn Elm paar Sissr
Die lfeif sefrcrnsn Seiben jmcier psrfOnru.
sic Iassn nsben sinancsr. Die cine ernies
fidb oils bic zines SraueuSimmsrs in mdun-
Iiter SIeicuus. Osan afdbrt, oa6 cas-
9aar Iesten 9lOpember nab Suinep bel
8raintrss Fam. anssbIib Don Sbio. uno Hb
fur 5wiIlinssbruoer aus9ab. Der Mann
arbsitete aht Sage ols S6umodsr, wOrauf
Bsiee ins 9sb0lS sinesn uno fib fcIbn
sntIsibtsn. Sa5 SrauenSimmsr m6bts Obu.
ssfdbr II Sabre alt sewsfen fein uno fbisn
cins GOrefdIGise @rSisbuns senOfen Su babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Die Splfspertretuua.

Die 81 Staaten Der Union entbalten iekt
%. l30, 900 @inwobnr. Na6 einem in IeB.
ter Sisun9 paiiirtrn GCnsrseafts pitb oiefe
SeuoIfsruns eur6 233 (osr ississn Mit.
9lieceSabl bes Reprdientantsnbaufes) biol
citt, um bic SOIfspertretuns in ben ma d fen
10 Sabren Su beiiimmen. 2cmna6 mod.
ten Cbn9efdbr 95,447 Ginwcbner auf einsn
&sprdfsntanten fommcn. wdbreno eieisni9en
Staaten, in WeIbeu bic gr66ts @inwCbnsr.
fraftiOn unter 95.447 wobnt, befuat lino.
Die nab oicfsm Maasftabs Su ben 233 Ie.
prdfsntanten stwa nod fsbIenesn 9Iieeer
Su (teueu. 9lab Dem Genius Don 1910 Fam
auf ieeesmaI 70.630 einwCbner Elm &sprd.
fentant.
Die 8ertrstuns mire in ben ni6len 10
Sabren pabrfhsinIib f0Iaenee iein:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-13
Die pier orU6eH Staatew.

Die pCllffdnoissn Genius Bai6k poT
Sbio 9cbsn eiefsm Staate cine Bep6Iferuue
pou | 1888. l40 beinabs buncetdunfsno roe
niger, aIs ermartst mar DisB 9iebt ibm
fur Die Isbten Sebn Sabre cine Sepolterun9S
3uuabme pom 463 1913 rpdbrsne pennfpls
uien beinabe um 600. 900 ginpobner Suge'
nOmmen bat. Den nunmebr ein9s9dnsensn
Genius. Bsritten Su SOIas babsn bic bier
arosten Staaten Der Union Neu gorf s, ,0g9..
249, Wsnnfpluanisn 2. 525 000, Sbio ], ,983,.
l4O. girainien ,426.s6 SIN Sabre 1910
batten oirfe Staatsn rsfp 2.426. .92I, .724..
O33, 1.519.467. 1,239.797. Die 5unab.
me Der 8spoIferun9 bat bsmnab bttraaen
in psnfpIuanisn 341I. per Gent. in Sbio
30Ha, in Nsu gOrf27.ls, in 8irsinien l5I,.
pennfpIpanien bat bsm Su SoIss psIbdItni6.
mdBi9 aue Staaten Der Union iberfIiaeIt.
Benn mir nod bebn Sabre wsitsr suridaes
ben. 70 fincen mir, oab psnnfpIpanien, mel.
Dies bamaIs ben critten pIak einnabn1, auf
ben spsiten auentirtiff, wdbreno 8irainieu.
wsI6es 1910 Der bsu6Ifsrtfie Staat Der
Union mar, isst een pisrten VIab binter
Sbio sinnimmt unb pisIIeitt mad Hsr[auf
Don weiter Ssbn Subrsn mitb 8irainisn ouds
nod our6 Die f6neI bsranwa6fence Staa.
ten Snoiana uno SlinCis uberf rfliotIt per.
csn.-Cp. Ssm)