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The KANE ExTRApIrIoN CAsE.--It ia said that
Judge Bosworth has decided that the fugitive
Kaine must be personally present in the superior
court room on Monday next, during the argument
then to be had on the return to the writ OF habeas
corpus in his case. The United States marshal in
vain objected that it was imprudent to bring the
prisoner out of the Tombs, threats of hav-
ing been uttered, and there being reason to antic-
pate riot, and perhaps loss of life.
When the same subject was before Judge Belts,
whose judicial rank entities his opinions to the
highest respect, the same statement was made by
the marshal, and the presence Of the prisoner was
consequently not required. Kaine's counsel are
intelligent and abundanty jealous in his behalf;
there lie no reason to suppose that if he present
he could suggest any point of law unknown to
them; and the srenuousness with which his being
brought into court is urged, gives strength to the
rumor Of an intention to attempt a rescue. The
infiammatory meeting at Tammany Hall last
evening affords additional reason for apprehension
We trust that the marshal will provide force not
merely sufficient to resist any violence that may
be offered, but large enough TO overawe the i'll dis
posed, and prevent them from making any illegal
attcmpt.-Nep York Commercial ado, 2sd.
Instructions have been received from the State
Department for the United States district attorney
in this city to appear rs counsel for the United
States marshal, in the proceedings taken before
Judge Bosworth, OF the superior court, to en-
barrass the marshal in the performance of his duty
in the matter Of the extradition Of Thomas Kaine
Mr.. Hail. learn, ia out of town, his assistant
W. M. Evarts, esq, will probably appear in his
stead.
Ex Recorder Talmadge, who appeared as coun-
sci for the marshal, before Judge Bosworth, on
Thursday, very justly remark ed that che knew no
rule by which habeas corpus, which has been
issued and dismissed by one judge, would be toll
Grated by another. If such were the practice.
there would lie no termination TO writs of habeas
corpus"
1t is said that the marshal will refuse to bring the
body Of the fugitive into the superior court taking
the ground that tho action of the United States
n,p,t,o v,,l1 Data tkoG
ment, 10 final, and that he is amenable to no other
jurlsdiction.-N Y. Com. advertiser, oath.
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II 10 said TO appear from the returns Of the United
states census Of 1850, that New Hampshire has o
greater number Of idots In proportion to her pop.
pation thai, any other State'in The Union.
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VARIETY STOVE WAREHoUsE.

ID New York, draler in Stoves Of every variety,
and most fashion able patterns; ships Caboos~s ol
latest styles and superior make. GAS OVENS,
OF various sizes, a newly invented article, com
ovens, together with facilities for boiling. si1aiiar
TO the Range, but more compact. and at lees than
half the cost Of the latter. FARMERS BOILER,
or Laundry Kettle, new article, for agricultural
or aanny PURPOSES soe ya T n capacity from
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generally. &C.. &c. Descriptive catalogues for
warded. on application, to my address.
July 3-3m
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MoaE CATTLs. The Cincinnati Ga.etfs says that
nineteen cars left that city on the Little Miami
railway on Tuesday morning, filed with cattle for
the city Of New York.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE-No. 4ae-Ia. cts.
CONTENTS.
l. The Chinese nd the Americans - TTmes
Life of Marie de Medics.-E Examiner.
B. Modern Journalism Tdifs Maya zine.
4. The Old Bachelor in Prospective. Hogg's In e.
stttcfOr.
g. Number Twelve Chanbrs's Journal.
g. Fardorougba, the Mser.- Dublin Uniuersity
Magazine.
7. lie Morvan and its Sports Eliza Cook
Journal.
8. Mackinnon's Atlantic and Transatlantic
Sketches.-Spectdtor.
9. Bells.-Eisa Cooks Journal.
~. De Fezensac's Russian Campaign Spectator
IL. DR.. Clark's Sanitary Measures.-Daay Ad-
peJtissr.
y. Peel's Ride through the Nubian Desert
Spectator.
Is. DR.. Achii and Father Newman.-S Spectator,
Examiner, Times, Chronicle.
ID. DR.. Pusey and Lord SALISBURY - Morning
Chronicle.
Is. Composition of Armies. Examiner
10. Man Of Condolences Ne,o Monthly Maga-
zine.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WAsHIseroS, December q, lS45.
OF all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litern-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to me to be the
most useful. II contains, indeed, the exposition
guage, but this, by its immense extent and COM
prehension, includes q portraiture of the human
mind in the utmost expansion Of the present age.
J. g. ADAMS.
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DANK OF METROPOLIS STOCK for sale
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July l5-tf IT.;
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-01
Jesus Oran Wakan.

Jesus takudan okitpani xni; taku Gin
owasin okihi. Ixta gonge Gin hena ton
wewicaye, ca wayazankapi kin asniwica-
ye, ca iapi okitpanipi kin, iapi okihiwica-
yc, ca tapi ee kax kiniwicaya.
Tukte otonwe wanji en- eca, wayazan-
kapi owasin itanihdukxan hinajinpi ga
asniwicaya.'ece. Oran oyakapi kin wan-
jikxi decekcen oyakapi:
Canku ohna wicaxta nonpa ixta gonga-
|, pi iyotankahan yankapi "a onxikapi,
unkan Jesus canku ohna hiyaya keyapi
naronpi- cca, Jesus onximada ye, eva
niyanpi. Unllan Tonwan po, cwicakiya
cor tonwan hinhdapi Hchan axe wica-
xta wanji tokeca noge winaron xni ga
iapi okitpani; unkan Jesus iwaxtedan
napsukaza wanji on noge oyutan a ceji
nakun yutan unkan hccen noge waxte
hinhdc ca tanyan ia okihi.
Hehan axe wicaxta wanji wayazanke
ca onxikc, ca makan wanka ece Jesus
wanyake ca, Anisni yacin he ? eciya-
Amasni wacin rinca tuka eva. Unkan,
Najin wo, "a nitowinje kin ehdaku, "a
mani wo, Jesus eel va. Econ uta unkan
hecen tanvan asnl.
Hehan axe Jesus tipi wakan ohna
wahokonwicakiya, unkan winorinca wan
j cankahu pako rinca en- opa wanyake
cchan, Winorinca tancan owotanna cicaga
ce, eye ca nape on yutan eca winorinca
cankahu wcgahc ciqon, owotanna leu ga
Wakantanka wopida eciya.
Hetanhan axe canku ohna va, unkan,
taku wakan ota Jesus econ wanyakapi
ece, ga on wicota ihakam yapi. Mani
ye Gin tahcpi wicota awicakipa lie
koxka wan ia unkan rapi kta ayapi.-
koxka te Gin hunku ihakam ceyau. He
wanyake cehan, Winorinca ceye< xni wo,
eye ca wicota koxka rapi ktl ayapi qon
inajin wicaxi 7c Gin akiyuha najinpi,
unkan Jesus en- i, ga nape on yutan ca,
Koxka iyotanka wo, eva unkan inyun,
KIM ga iyotanke, ca la. Tho nicinkxi
hduha wo, hehan winorinca kin eciye ca
pidakiye rinca. He wiwazica heca ga
cihintku hecedan tuka.
Tho, hena hecekcen oranyan wanyakapi
ga Ode Wakantanka Cihintku keiciya
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-01
Ikcewicaxta Wan:ji oran Oya-
ltaDi.

Wiyorpeyata maka ihanke kin hen he
tanhan miniyowancaya; tuka vita ota, ga
hena apa tanktankaya, "a Ikcewicaxta
oyate xaiapi toktokeca ota ecekcen icaga-
| pi. Vita kin hena apa ixnaxnana hiyeye.
ga apa tx widwitaya hiyeye.. i, Hetanhan
wanii Sandwich Vita eciyapi, ga oyate
hen icagapi kin hena Sandwich vita VII
caxta ewicakiyapi. Oyate otapi, ga vita
ota tawayapi. Hena ikceya icagapi, ga
Waxicun owanyake xni icagapi. Tuka
ocim Sagdaxin wanji watom un, ga vita
hena iyeya, cca onhanketa, Waxicun wa
kan ekta ipi, ga waonspewicakiyapi.-
Sandwich Vita wicaxta wanji Job eciyapi,
unkan he wake kta Job wanna wicarinca
ga pa ska, ga cerpi pixpije, ca tancan pa
ko keyapi. He hokxidan qehaR,. naharin
Waxicun waAan tuwedan ekta wica xni
tuka keyapi. Hececa nakax tuwedau
Wakantanka ole okiyake xni, ga hecen
sdonye xni icage, ca wicaxta xica icaga.
Taku wakan ikcelsa hcna oran owicapa:
tuka tawakunzepi, kin, apa terike, ca oyag
plea xni ecin wowixtece. Tuka taku
wakan ihamnan iyotanpi kin he Job wanji
ee Tuwc takn xica econkiyapikta eca, he
waditake nakaax, he ccoakiyapi cce.-
Taku tawatcnye xni wanica keyapi.-
Wicaxta wan kite cca, he watutka kite he
ceca daka. Tuwe toEini taku xica eca
kicon xni kex, nakun kite ecc. Wicaxta
yatapi, tuwe ia Gin eca, he kite xi cca.
wancake econ. Tho hecccat hakax ixnan-
ma wicaxta xice, ca waranran icida keya-
pi. Tho he hecen icaga. Unkan ocim
Wowapi Wakan en- Waxicun wakan yqha
ipi, ga oyate kin onspewicakiyapi eca, Job
wancakc iyutan keyapi. Tokaheya Wa
kantanka ole okiyakapi qehan, oran >ice
ciqon, hena on nihiciya tuka; Jesus ta''-
can waicihduxna, ga woartani kajujr, ga
tuwe iyotan xica exta Jesus ekta kinhan,
kihdeye kite xni kin, he okiyakapi qehan,
pida, ga ihduhomni. Oran xice ciqon,
owasin ayuxtan, ga Jesus tawakunze kin
en- askamiciye, ca hetanhanar, Wakantan-
ka cekiyapi kin en- iyotan secccca.-
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-01

Is. Unkan Jesus, hcwicakiya, Kici.
yuzapi tipi cinca kin, tohan tawicuton
kici unpi kin, hehanyan waxinhdapi okihi.
pi kta he tuka tokata tawicu ton kin he
ewicakiciyakupi kta ce, ga tohan hcconpi
kinhan hehan hinankaha tx akiraniciyapi
kite.
Is. Wicaxta kin, tuwedan xina teca
onxpa ororda tanike Gin en- akagege xni
ece; ecin heconpi kinhan, onxpa teca en-
akagegepi kin heon ororda kin sanpa xice
kta.
II. Minixa teca nakun, ojuha tanike
Gin en- okaxtanpi xnr ece; tuwe hccon
kinhan, ojuha kin nardece ca minixa kin
skepe kta; ga ojuha kin owihanke KITE
Tuka minixa teca kin he oj juha teca en-
okaxtanpi ecc, ga hecen sakim kiciyute-
han.
IS. Henahecekcen ewicakiya icunhan,
inyun, Wicaxtayatapi wanji en- u, ga
cekiye ca heya, Micunkxi wanna ia, tuka
en- u, ga nape aputaka wo, kinhan hi kta
&C eva.
10. Unkan Jesus najin hiyayc, ca wa
onspewicakiye Gin ON, wicaxta yatapi kin
he kici hda. ,
20. Unkan inyun, winorinca wan, wan
ma waniyetu akenonpa hehanyan, tancan
kin etanhan we au, unkanhe Jesus ireyata
tanhan en- u, ga tahayake opapon kin ell
oyutan.
81 Tahayakc kin ccedan exta omdu-
tan kinhan amasnikta ccin, ga heon.
p Jesus ihduhommi, ga wanyake
cchan, Cunx, cante waxtc wo; wicayada
kin he on anisni eye ca winorinca qon
hecerin asni.
23 Jesus, wicaxtayatapi ii kin en- j "a
cotanka yajopi, ga wicota oqoyapi wan
yake.
81. Ca hcwicakiya, Makiyukanpo, wi
cinyanna tc xni, he ixtima &C eva. Un-
kan irapi.
25. Tuka wicota kin tankan iyayewi-
cayapi qehan, en- Jesus ye, ca nape kin
etanhan yuza unkan wicinyanna najin
hiyaya.
26. Unkan he makoce kin he owancaya
otanin.
q. Jesus ctanhan hide cehan, wicaxta
ixta gonga nonpa iInakam yapi, ga heya
niyanpi, David Cihintku kin onxiunkida
miye eyapi.
%. Timahen XII unkan, ixta gongapi
qon en- ipi. Decamon kta owakihi wica-
yadapi he? Jesus ewicakiya, unkan,
Itancan, no, wicaundapi ce eyapi.
49, Hecen ixta kin en- owicayutan, ga
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-01
Imnija skadau, Wi, ici 5, 1852.
Matthew, Chapter TX.

l. Unkan Jesus wata kin en- ope ca
mde opta ku "a i've otonwe tawa kin en-
hdi.
2. Unkan, inyun, wicaxta wanji, tancan
tatake owinie akan wanke Gin ecehnahan
Jesus, yanke Gin en- aipi. Wacinyanpi
kin he Jesus wanhdake eehan, tancan
tatake ciqon he heciya: Cinx, cante
waxte wo; wayartani kin nicicajujupi ce
eva.
B.. Unkan, inyun, wowapi kagapi kin,
Wicaxta kin de 'Wakantanka kin en-
xicaya eva ce, ecinpi.
4. Hecen cante kiyuzapi sdotkiye ca
Tokeca ce xicaya cante duzapi he?
5. Wayartani nicicajuju, ce; ga tx,
Najin ga mani wo, eyapi kin he uman
tukte waxakadan he!
6. Tuka Wicaxta Cihintku kin maka
akan woartani kajuju kta okihi sdonyaya-
pi kta eye, ca hehan, wayazanke ciqon he
heciya; Main ga owinji nitawa yuwankan
ehdaku, ga yati kin ekta hda wo, eva.
7. Unkan najin hiyaye ca tiyata hda.
8. Wicota he wanyakapi qehan, inihan-
pi, "a wicowaxake hececa Wakantanka
wicaxta kin wicaqu kin on yaonihanpi
9. Unkan Jesus hetanhan AXE tokiya
We. ca wicaxta wan Matthew eciyapi,
wamnayanpi ece kin en- iyotankahan yanka
wanakc, ca Mihakam wo eciya, Unkan
naiin hiyaye ca ihakam va.
10, Unkan Jesus timahen wota yanka,
unkan inyun, wamnayanpi ga wartanlpi
"a ota en- upi ga Jesus taokiye kin nakun
ON iyotankapi.
ii. Parisiyan he wanyakapi qehn, Je-
sus taokiye kin hewicakiyapi: Niyuhapi
kin, wamnayanpi ga wartanipi sa kin ON
vote Gin, he tokeca hecon?
l2. Tuka Jesus, heyapi nakiron qehan
hewicakiya .Tanzaniyan unpi kin hena
peiihutawicaxta cinpi xni ece, tuka waya-
zankapi kin hena epejihutawicaxta cinpi.
l3. Woxnapi kin, ee xni, tuka wowa-
onxida wacin ce, iapi kin, he token ka
hecinhan, he onspeiciciya Po. Wicaxta
oran owotannan, oran kin iyopeiciyapi
kta on wahi xni, tuka oran wicaxtapi xni
kin, hena iyopeeiyapi kta on wahi ce,
eva.
ii. Hehan Jan wicaxta waonspewicki-
We Gin hena Jesus ekta upi, ga Unkix
iiehan akiraniciya unkanpi Ute samunki-
ciyapi.) Parisiyan nakun heconpi, tuka
niye waonspewicayakiye Gin, ,akiraniciyapi
xni ece kin he tokeca he7 eyapi:
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-01

ece kin, ehanqon wicaka hunxte," eciya-
pi. +
Dakota, "onximada wo, onximada wo,"
cha dakannonpi kin, "a taku wakan wa
onxida xni ceyakiyapi, ga onxiwicayaki-
ranpi ece kin, he kahantuqe awicaduxta-
api, ga taku Wakan waonxida, ga ie
wicake Gin he exta ceyakiyapi xni. He
okini onxinidapi kta tuka.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-01

Token wicayadapi hecinhan enicicet upi
kta ce eva.
30. Hecen ixta wicayukawapi. Unkan
oyakapi kta Jesus nina terinda, ga 1hnu-
han tuwe sdonye eyakiyapi kin ewic akiya.
81. Tuka tankan kihdapi, ga makoce
kin he owancaya ohdakapi.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-01-15

D@- Miss Susan Nipper gives a loud
certificate in favor of some of the popular
medicines of the day. She was suffering
from general debility, sick head d,che, heart
burn, indigestion, tapeworms, consumption,
rheumatism in the shoulders and hips, be-
sides these she didn't feel very well her.
self. At length she says:-
" l was brought so low that my most
impu'lent friends didn't expect me to live
from one end to t'other. About this time
a friend recommended as the last resort,
that should try few bottles of the Pic
toral Oxinated Compound Saxafarlla Ex-
tract Of Wild Cherry Wine Bitters, salts
faction given or money refunded, to be ta-
ken before shaken, destroy the label a.
so n as possible, no pay no cure, beware o.
counterfeits-none genuine without th'
proprietor is on the wrapper. | took
three bottlos of this truly invaluable medi-
cine AMI it gave immediate relief in three
months"