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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
Hurt 1 Corntr.
rrnm the Louisville Journal
THEY TELL ME HE rs CHANGED.

Hfnm the tsnhfEFHhh ififNfi.
THEY TELL ME HE rs CHANGED.
They tell lne he is changed4-that time
Has tbinned his hair and marked his brow,
And altered him so much thai |
Should scarcely know him now.
1t may be so--4yet II were strange,
tftiine had LEFT no trace behind,
Whereby the memory 81 a friend
Might some remembrance find.
I, may lie so--ihey say that grief
Has stolen the bloom of health away,
Yet len nush in either cheek,
As il to mock decay.
They say that busy care has been
Al woik within his heart so long,
Tha, the free thoughts OF youth are lost
liz tangled web among.
They hinted that his early love,
Waa lingering in his bosotn vet
Strange that IL ,nam, faith should be found
That 1t should not forget
II may I've so---hut much doubt
If such indeed the truth can he,
'rs so unlike all that has passed
Within my memory.
They teIt me he has toiled for wealth,
And fuunt1 II III d toteign land.
Bui fortunes treasures have been bought
Full dearly az his hand.
fca health is wrecked amid the hopes
Whicl, Iioar upon ife's trcacherous wave,
Aud now they say, his gold may buy,
Perhaps u arangers Rrarei
They speak OF Il IN careless tones,
And idly breathe their prophecy
ASitthe Thought oi losing him,
We're nothing, hut to me-,
They 10 not knaw he loneliness
Death has already roana me cast, ).
The g|opu upon the future thrown,
The difference Of the past.
Hut ~, they Tell me h. is changed
THAT mcmcfy world in vain recall
The looks the smiles az other days
That he has lost them all.
II may be SOL eannot tell
The outward signs do not sees
In altered hrart is all fear,
For that were all to me,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

t. A crednloes clown went 10 The
clergymanof ltls parish. ard told him. viii,
symptoms 81 great condemnation, that he
had seen ghpst.
''Where did you see it 9S
.9Wily," said Diggory, 'as sf war going,
an plese yer riverence, by te< church,
right up against the wall sces n ghost. !"
In what shape did il apresv ~ . H
"For all the world like a great ass
eco home aud hold yonr tonge," replied
the Clergyman you are a tinlid creature,
and have been frightened at your own
shadow
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
| From the New Orleans Delta.
THE BALL ROOM BELLE.
NY WALTER II. PETERS.

isaw her--snd upon her brow
The blush Of beauty proudly sared- :
Before whose shrine. with maas vow,
Passionate souls had knelt despaired;
The look OF triumph in her eyes
The words Of Joy upon her tongue,
And needless Of the many sighs
OF all who round her pathway hung.
saw her as stood alcof
From these who followed aud who sued,
The hum that echoed to the roof
Ofall their voices, unsubdued,
Turned not my thought, Tor still ! gezed---
Sought out and followed where her smile,
More brilliant than the lights that blazed,
Shed life around her all the while.
SheEett her.chtrms peer--
The conscious beauty Of the hour
And near her still they drew more rear,
like birds around some fragrant ilower.
| heard her hollow laugh, and turned
Away, for memory knew her well,--
FOR in my breast there once had burned
A passion--that | may not tell
4 saw her and heyish gush
offeelng stung me--less Of pain
The purple current seemed to rush,
As though 'twere mounting to my brain
For one who loved her--would have died
For her-for love had ceased to dream;
Il broken heart--a blasted pride,
sank down TO death and Lethe's s,reaml
We met again in sfter years
The naughty beauty now no more
The child of many bitter iears--
The wreck OF follies Ger aud o'ers
vpcn.her pallid brow the trace
oftime was furrowei--and her eve,
That flashed and lit her qncenly face,
Seemed lus.reless, and cold and dry.
Her very tones were alierei--still
saw the beauty of the ball
gased upon her--gazed until
The past came hack at my recall;
saw ner as she strobe along,
The envied and the praised Of ALL
heard her voice. like some sweet song,
Float up the gayest IN the ball.
Bet now. where were the fawniag crowd,
Who followed her in heauiy's pride
Nss eneof aslihe great and proud
Smiled now al her deserted side.
I mased upon her. as she shone
Tke belle ofthat renembenei night,
And nows iorsaken and alone
A sumner fewer, wiihered quite
When is d wall like fish, When il i
sca I'd. @
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

.'TGRN OVER AND OUNCE - We find a
capltal anecdote going the rounds without
credit, Of merchant entering his store in
the morning and finding his hoy Bobby
attempting 10 throw all sorts Of sonlerse,s,
and kicking mp az town caucus nWf,at
are You aI,outp asks the merchant, look
ing asionished at the wild evo1nfions Of
the boy. .ObIigin' my girl, sir," replied
the almost exhausted youth. ..She's writ
me a luscious letter. and at the bottom Of
it saYs: Tnrn over and obiige.s and I've
been goin' il for more'n half an hour
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

To EDfToEs "A ionrrsyman printer
named Josepla Stephens, of Fort WAYNE.
Ind, left home is4I. aud was last heard
OF III 1877 lis parenfs are in great dis
frsss on ltis account. and wi be thankf il
to any ore who will give them any infor-
nation of rim. Address Mr. .. ST.
yen<. Fort Wayne, Ind. Editors every
where please copy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

A Ssotcl,man complained that he had
got a ring in his head sDo We ken the
reason o'thai2" asked his worthy crony
mo-
'I'lItell you--it's because it's empty
And have ye never ringing IN your
head!" quoth the other.
mo, never
"And ye ken the reason2 It's because
it's cracked" "ss taH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

authoritative terms that Ruudell Hunt
positively declined to serve.
MIR Caldwell 'l,ereapon withdrew the
name oi Raudeil Hunt
Judge Morgan moved that the Couven.
ton take recess OF ten minutes.
Col ] Il Walton moved for an adjourn.
meur until three O'clock
Mr. Iaidlaw Of New Orleans, moved to
adjoufil nnti five.
Tie latter motion being lost. the Dues
iinn WH$ tNleh taken on nlioutning until
three o'efutk Hii lost OH a division. DO
members voting TO adjourn and So against.
The question Of taking a recess Of iif-
teen minutes was then carried OF a divls.
igi!
Oh re-assalnlllir. Mr. S>kipwii1. Of New
Orleans moved TO adjourn Until hatflast.
four o'clock, Whitl, WAS carried On a
division, 4s voting for, aud ID members
against he motion.
JOHN Il LAyEr, l. HEYLtatn, Secretaries.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

The French cure for hylrophonia
is 10 press the wound on all sides. and
Iorce the blood ont. then wash il well
with rolaflle all.;als with soap suds next.
then, lime wafer, ti'en press d piece of hot
iron deep into The wound II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

A SfNGtE fDEA --- William Stark hns
beautifully illustrates tie power Of 81 single
idea
1t came to Newton as he lay uuder a
tree aud all tie stars III heaven and the
SUI Itself yielded pbedleuce. II came 10
W ATS 'ie Thought Of The sepafate con
deiIser. asd al army of cfsnks nud wheeta,
more numerous than the hosts that aanp
pslams before tie holy city, bavs this day
sung bis praise, II came TO FuItou as he
thought oi the paddlewheel, aud every
tVer, aud every sea is noW bios4omln9
with tie flower of Ills gei,ius II came 10
Franklin ~ he thought ol tIfe ktte, and the
very lIghlniugs came down from their
thrones 10 Do hin honor II came to
Bacon as l,a tI,onght of the induetlye sys.
ten, aud tie whole mental world leaped
into a new existence. Philosophy turned
from Ter beaten paths aud followed him ~
q dog would his master the physical
work aWoKe. There came voice from
every drop ln The salt ocean, aud from
every rock on the broad laud----ff from every
trembling star above us, aud from every
sleeping fossil beneath aud rock, star
and dew drop cloud, fish aud fossil. ali
found tongues and voices 70 proclaim liz
praise. a. 54 a4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

r. IA man who had lived much in se-
s:iety said bis acqsuiakances, wonla fill 4
catIledfal. bnt sIM The paIpft would hold
tfs f1ic1s ii,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

dF7'ERNODN SESSION.
The Convention assembled at half past
three o clock.
renewed the nomination OF John Ray, Of
Ouachita for Governor
Mr. Jennings. Of New Orleans moved
that the Convention liow proceed TO bal.
lot ior candidate Tor Governor. Car.
ricd. 1.HH-
The roll being then called, resulted as
follows =s~
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
yuists for Ent'ld
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

ssols- alaI5t.tg III Kca,uekv il 3347.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11
NJ. G. BRYAN, Publisher.

FANNY Fam ON Wipows Il hate wttl-
o"s 'fhey are the VERY I've hepta
| tie heather called beitiyiaad tilpy'vh
| snhse enonah 70 burn willows when ,tajr
Husbands die, md tIa.'s step further Ia
cisillzhtlon tl,an we have taken There's
1otlIihg tihs en- If they mike nj their
MIND 10 marry u man, it's done. know
| one that was terribly afraid Of ,luui.r aa
lightning, and every time Il storm came up
she wonld run INTO Mr.. Smiths house, nta
was Wid3werl mud clasp her little hnud4
and ny arphnh III the nuii was huff dis
tfacied og Iaar she would gel killed aud
ne euil-pqllel was. she WAS Mr.. John
'1hitfh, before three thulder storms lnd
p"saed over her head. Nas'm thar diplo
matte
Then there's thai line i,lue eyed widow
N1k'os, Didn't ahedrop her prayer book
ront'ng ont Of church, Tor nv handsone
husbhtd - pick upl AID didn't spu
bun squeeze her l,atd when lie landed lt
back 10 her Aud when told him II
lohr riGamhFths ct Il story. rolnn home to
divert his mind from The little ,ntnS, didn't
he answer ''fes' i4,d no al laudou.
aud laugh IN the wrong ldnee2 And
dldn't ne the neSt ti,erhiua put sHIt in hi.
coffee, and sugar OF his beet.sthke7
Aud Won she bu Saitiivet .Iouea No g,
Answer Inc that. ] should like TO cut her
up Into inch pieces will, duh Jack knife
But it's no uae 10 struggle sennst fate.
shall have u PIT my prlJs ii my pocket
Il ~ A..
anh tell SatnpeI it Is my request that ha
should marry her when NH gone. and
that will "puII wool over tie eyes Of the
people, aud save his credit for be'll have
her II an earthquake should be tie conse.
qnenee. EHs 80
Its astoti~ling. widows will lie 80 IN
delicate as 10 dgU their wecds. It's moth
lug more nor less than walking adYet-
tlsetnent for another husband Mrs. Ire
was spending q short lifne tthe sea Shore
III her new ieoimenaIs when one Of tie,
ladies' ut The len table. stfntk with sud.
de, Thought said, very innocanty~-"Ry
tie way, Mrs Les where is your hus-
band - | should Itnve been very sorry TO
have told where | ibouaIt lte was. for tbs
way he used to swear when he talked, was
awful To mention
Now, what a glorious example I'd bs
TO the SIX, ii Providence should see tit te
make ME widow wonder if 5hmivei
will pop off. | wouldn't so much ~ look
al n pian unless it was Tom kng. Won
der i bed mnry me- Well there now
I've slokep 10 meeting, 1t can't be help
Ell now, hs Daacon Smith said. when his
daughter surprised him, Kissing widow
Moore tits nafnr, Sally, it's natur,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-11

The Hon, l.. BnnprtoN having te.
ceived the majority Of the votes. was de-
eared hy the PresldeIh to be the choice
Of The Convention for Goyetlor Of the
Slate.
Mr.. f. y. Conrad, Of Baton Rouge
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
(8ooS s Stcttaer,

GGrgma6cr unb 2et6cnbefprger,
in SlllcntGDu,
Blnrben tem pubIfum bic Qnbei9e Su
MAIDEN, coB fie in gefbdftSuerbinoun9 ae-
ttcteu fno uno cine ncue grffdtte er6if-
net batCu, am norbweilIihen Gfeoer SCbn
uno Mor0aret Stra6en, gr9entlber 9rcen.
leafs eUtte, mo Iie oa5 pbtae 0tfdhtt ouf
cie pOrSUglithfie uno ou59ebebnteile lGeiie
bCtrCibcn. lille Nrten
GpSEcnlnoci1
mtrtCn duf tic Fur5cAe QnieiQe ouf5 ft6n
fe uno wcbfeilfr mad SefelunQ Uerferti9t
uno oIIeScit cine quite Qu5wa5l auf 6ano 9e
battcn. llno uno ta iie fb Cben aatb Ct
nCn ncueu
&vDtctiIpn1en
ongeftoift batrn, 70 lino he berctt aud oo5
Qusfabrcn bcr 2cihen,-furs allies mas iu
tcm @citift qCG6rt, ouf e0S punItIit fe
unO 8iOtglte III bcoicnCn.
3u9Icih motcn fe tsfannt, toB aud
oQe 4rten ucn
Gsa0iuctz S200rtt
tif rtrton0t mucen, INNER tti jbncn auf
Nnno ocbolten uno duf 8cfeIIunA Verfer'
ii0t mercu-fcwje icNe Uit &eporatur pCr'
ridtet - unc spar Nut5 an ten niererfCn
prctftn.
Mtan rufe bel ibncn an, unb man mirb
finccu, coG Gc tire YFiht iu ctflUcn wiiIen.
Sept. Is, 1852. n1bv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Saiecrru ic6ct bIcr!

Ser llnterihriebcne oanfct oem 9cebltrn
0ublifum fur beret5 9enCdcne 8uneidott
nno benohridtist SuQIeitb ooB cr leet lanen
gBcbnOrt in Scout Soucp, Ecbo @aNntY,
Cnabe @ocpsrsbur9) perte9t bat, no Ct oaS
Sreldmafd,icnen- -@eIbdft (tdrter 6u behet
ben aepenft als SuUCr. @r peferIi9t leoe
Qrt BON pfcroe' &roft CIIorse PoweE) aiS
tritt uno ieoe Qrt lie9cnoe Horse Power ote
i'm ouaemeinen @ebroub hno, '0me oue
Urten DreIhmaftiencn, Gbcr befcnoGS cine
eons neue Qrt, weIhe er, 70 iemaIo ctne
berIelbeu perlonst, uuf probe 9ebet nuo.
Gr perfertiat feline MoIhiue nit 9orle pow'
ers au unterGbiroIihen 9reilen, nadoem ne
perIauat weroen, vOn IS biS6u lOjSbaIr,
worrentirt fur Elm Sobr. Gr perIan9t
feins 8e,ubluns bis cine pbui9e 3afrteosn'
belt seUdbrt 1T.
Sur baare 8e5abIun9 aefattet er etnen
bi1isen IbSus. fOpie Der SabI: Srmtn teit'
aefest peroen mag.
2eUt 26itbe6.
QoeuH yloIIep, 0prit 90. na6M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Stptt'S sHptDzS OIL
syanti(itm ointment,

Elm tr6ftioes MIitet fur bic fdnetIe 9rtIun9
ppu Hbeumai5mus, NCrrenfur9, Duet
fbunaen, &opfweb, 3abnmrD, S6met'
,eu in Seite ooer Eufen S6mdde IN
@e[enteu uno Wu5teu, SbmclIun9en,
uno oue Sdue wctte Gin NtttteI sur YIN
eeruno unr 8cIcbun4 bcourfen. Qu6 TT
es cine Gherc Sur fir 2tnub6a, Nrampf
uub RcnF in ben mti(len SdIlen, uno
belt ooer milbert Qfbma uno Sron6r
tis. wenn fclde5 i'm @rrelb tr9eno Clner
9RecSin 1T. ...,.,.
Crt5-3auern unb VfrSt Gi9ncr hnbtn ecu Netno
otihuus octraucbt uuo foncen cS eIn unuo'rFt'''O'
sYit.sf ocoEu Ryi6urorr, @lrrtutun0In NuctlhunAtn
@potb, iios Nrt Gjtihwut uno ollt lrni'A' @@"r'n
biCItr rpCrthucOtn Shttrt, 100 Hn Gmrdeun8'AU''
onoepantt perbEn torn.
Gcctt's NcthGl rirO uttrGht rurh ctntn prottllh'n
gbtml(t,u unp &roruiltin Nts 4hlloCt,rh,o 0ru3umS
Nrr Nnbarmatic unO CT 00utt cot IN allen SAltr IN
nenen es ais Gin NEitd or9rathn mlre, colllpt man
ieper oebSriatn NnmnNun0 atINmntSut tcthOHtNe'h
miro GS III cine pG0ct0bithc 3uotruiun9 'HrmNah
ola olcib 8roft uuo 0tthUtvtr alien tre9n unr ttton
SrSutrthtil,n rpNhlS nit oubtrn gtllmtnts nttm Or
ToI IN. 0Rir tgnrt,n pi,tt 3llanlTI rrn 3etun'n,
Scrren uuo Nomen rtr bShtn &tiY,ttotttlt ruNIlit'
rem rpdhe btre gNtNiyn in lhrtn e9'ntn 6oulEn a.;
broutbtin uno iIt 6tfdnt9 !lnoTn ourothtr ohr mir
boft,n cs fir unrGthia ctm &ctt btl:r @E9no Bug
nilTt aus rtr Itrut ccrNHA'n.
Tclamrs oaubN5irmN in 21cba Gouutp fno oS
aasnttn fir stcTt's HcIbGl on0NtIU:
Gutb unO 2rcrItr, Nu,ntoun.
SacCb Sotobp, @mtre Sd.tD.
&. 8. SO. @n9dm0n, S0uttn SdNIp.
GaOmcn SreV, @CCr0Sbur9.
SbOma5 Gn9elmon, 20,
come5 2dtcD, @atoiauQuo.
93enon 8atc5, Neuport.
Socob 8. Gromon, GmoUS.
GUbn Y. Shou, SrCrjer@tdUn.
Srtrtsr uno @ciIcr, 9Gltermacun8je.
Serf6 uno @locr, St0macIn9le.
SeiCenreitb uno Aub, MGGtaun.
6. 6. Mt@urcV, NcoClnN.
Iatin GSreittt ron SEQ. Stttt una "runtrI
95 RonNctpb Strogi. p5jGocphlo, UH,N Gle MteI;
Iunocn fir c6os WVtaiyn nit ufHHrtwmFttwc0pt NG
btjcr9tn mTren.
g(ot 20, 1852. I'd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Se0erz 9EaQren.

Ser unte5siduete in Der Statt IrrsnS
taun, 9ibt bisrourt5 Dem WubIifum adtunss-
uOu gIadgidt, bo6 er bic 8eSr aiferei
nod INNER an Gcinem aiten GtGnopIaee
fortbetrabt, uno ba6 er gagenwirti9 elm
berrIibs6 QfOrtamsnt 2eeer @aareu aaf
Sanb BAT, uno immerbia III baItsn geornetf
wsIbe @aarsn er on philadelphia Marfts
preifsn obfsgcH miro.
Satp6 8. Sitter.
Sept. 90. nq6dH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
GrpGe Gebil,ittosn
pcn
ueucu RuS fditbionabten
SerbIf> unD 2Stnttr 0utern
on rem
9Stmtn supDtfcilst GtpDr
0sh nnb @tIbeff.

0ief! 6trrtn ipNnitbIn bitrourtb ibrtn Trsnnncn
uno ptm putljtum i'm AUlim3inen onijtt1en oob fe
erCn arcfen uno wclousacutbtcn GtCd rtn alI5rbano
SPatobr6= uno lHtntr9thrn crbalt1n batsn, wGI;bIn
fte nun tcrst fnO ibren Funrcn on ntn nlsperin
Yrciien 81 pert0ufln Sbr Stcd btitebt aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
Sefentlt6c 9ScnDu.
Sftober s.

Samiiaq5 ben Soften Sftober, UNI II ubr
Winaas. Iouen am Saufs pOn 2eVi 9Iud,
in SoISbure Saunfbip, 2sda &auntp, Of
fennitb pGtauft peroen:
Gine 9raue Mdbre, cine Sub, Elm 8ett
nit 8cttlooe, Gin Got ofcn uno Elm 5OIbofsn
nit &obr, Elm &udenf6ronf, Mit6itranf,
MebItife, StubIe, 9Obtilte, Carpet. cine
Suantitdt irornes unb Sinnernes Sefdirr,
@ifmbdfen, 3uber, unc anoee QrIlfeI ju
umfdublih Su mrIoen.
3ie 9coineuu9rn am SerfaufSta9e uno
Qufwartun9 pon
Goa 9lad.
S0ftptfr 6, nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
8cStn0un9cn:

Subreripticu-Gn SboIer eeS Sabrs.
Sssfanutmatbnn9en wereen 8n ben 6iIIt9ftsn
9reiien Cin9rtdt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
2nr 900Ol!

Su einrm bibioen g4ablfampf, Defenders
wie oie8 Sotr einer UOybanoCn III IT e5 gar
5u oft Der Sal, oa6 man iftre ci9ene Snte-
rCTtn vcrnahIdbqet, rno cS III Daber Der
Q8unItb cie5 in5 9eodhtniB cgsr perHOrCn
iuril6Surufen, uro eS fou ooturdb 9sf3eben,
oab man @uers Iufmsrflamfe!t auf
ScDnurmGr, Sfeubnrc nnS sos
Gtobr
(cnfet.-Wa9 aub INNER in ter gSelt lonIt
porgebeu wa5 nil, 70 IolIte man ME oielen
Stobr Uer9elItn-OerQi6t man ben, 70 fino
qtsib bic beiten SuterefIsn tabtn.--GS n!ro
GIfo allen FUND uno ju pifIen 9et0an, ooer
Sefentiibe glo6rt0t ertDeIlt
baB Der otte S6nurmau Ieete gGC&e ME
Der in Geu 0orf unO YbiIaoeIpbia mar
uno oaB CT baieIbf wtsoer cine berrItbe
Qu6wabl
Grp6ene g8o0ren grptereielb
Auienss9Goaren II. {. ~,
furs alle5 mas in einam Stobr gebattfn
miro ,eingefduft bat.-Da6 er oIIe5 rstt
eingaFauft bat, bnran SweifeIt nisnano, cenn
mer i'm fennt wc8, ba6 Die 9rOBeu Serren
in ben 9roscn Stdoten nidt Isitbt tber i'm
fommen f6nnen, uno BAG bic Strma ibre
8aaren nur an fs6r 9erinqen @reisen wie'
Der abfeett III ebsnfauS auf @eiE uno Brett
fbon Idn9if befannt.
IGe ggaaren bier dnsufibren betradtet
man fir ibrfIu6i9, neil Seber weiB CAP
man boyt oIs5 Sum 8erfauf bdIt, mas in
Icltten StCbrS gsfudt niro.
Hufet oaber an uno befsbet tbre Baaren,
unb SSr f6unt ni6t febIsn ale befrisbi9t ju
wereen.
Sur bercit8 aencBens Runofdaft, brin9en
fie ibrsn unteritueern un9ebeu6eIten Danf
bar.
Sur eanbeSprobufte wereen INNER
tie b6blfsn Marftpreifs bsSobIt.
Shnnrman 9teuDarb nnb 60.
Sept. 20. na3m
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gHrw IL bic lufnutomtGjt ibvcr Trsurce uno ecS
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ne e$ui9e Suiisaren 0gNcn tGnncn, tti0G5 IN YrctIe
uub GuottGt 2lum rie lei ibncn onruftn.
Die tEthtm gJlortp cite wrrpcn I'M Aa{tanI;b fir
2anrsfprcluttI c!aubt.
Ge babcn llrla;bt ftr tcreits 0anof2nc Gjnnft b6d
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ihrm Gjc;bdft, rurtb niscere grejie mo earb quite
@tOinung ibrsr 2unNIn ibrs GGnnTfboft neb m.9r
81 pirmlblcn
Gcs unb Giibnt.
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Gpan gpans, Sobu Swsns, SEQ. Sdneloer'
SObn Srei9lerr y. Sd.
Sft. 6. na3m
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Sftoter 6,
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Qn ole 2(iIeTOren Don Geba @auntD

I'm Die Qfefcrsn bon Geta @auntp.
Die QTeIcren Der Gtaot l(Isutaun unO osr perldic;
Scnen Sauutbips pcn 9ctba Gauntp. iro erfuht uno
bierburh oueeprtn, iith in Der GcnmtlhtnuS amtss
Iu6e in 2tQertoun einwfueen, om NRcnta1 Den ll!'n
gcpmter ndhtcns, fit ben 9ncpped ctn rcr9sItbr'e'
bcuen l(mtssip Su n uno Die gdtber, goptsrG 9Sar'
rants mo Snltrutticnen. um etu peues rrtdbrlitbsf
QGtGmcnt u MAIDEN, in @npfon9 Sa nsbn',n Aut
Befebl Der GcmmilRcners.
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IN nun unter Der 8uwaItun9 Don games
s. &iciS, ur1o Sc, we!be eas 0ef6dft
auf Die ausoecebnttfe MCife brtreiten ipsr-
cen. 0as @ublifum III a6tunaSUou elm
ocGaccn anjuruisn, rpcnn e5 pirtIi6 quite
Bdrseu su MAIDEN wunfht. Sbr MUttO
III nun: @iicb uno nobIfeiI!
0cmmt btrtci ibr 9GEufhentnrsr,
y6ctb uno rWrrjQ, 9rcB unO ten,
lin in Nu9IrdElu III nGbmen
limo III tauftn otGnorCin.
gRtun ibr ir0tno Ctruas 6raubt,
SRoa Cs bti6en rpis C5 ptll,
Sm glGupcrt Strbr ill's u ba6en,
Gti eS Iptui9 c0Sr pid.
gScbtfu! nctIflit 1T bic Srtnun9-
9Gdtt6 mir (itr taorG6 @dn)
Gino Cutltlcfm 81 pctoufSn
2Sis ncCb tiiusr in ttr l2rt
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9}uGen, gJlSrtbtn, Sung uno Tilt,
Deuu in 9ttba Gouutp niracnos
g2emano icthe 2&oarcn bott't
Die 70 woblf,it gut uno lbSn,
lluo 70 9crne init Gutb 9eb'n,
9lS biz in osm Mtllucrt Stcbr
8c Gen l6ureu SilciH uuo SO.
p @2anocSprCoEfte isosr 2trt toretn i'm
49, 2lu5taui;h fiji gGaarsn ali etn bSbittn
gRdrttprCilen ougcuemmcn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-13
+ + i + + + +
,0ssgs SDnlcr ipertD Grpccz
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ipaarell Nnrtlpadren un0
EtnUetru,

mdbe wcMf,itcr Yutouft wrrcn prn SVbu 81.
ScLGl, ols ie wpcr. Die Sitter hno ollie ncu uno
fuib igt Crbaltin rcn 9Ieu QcrP uuO Ybitoocpbia,
unO wuocu t,i 20 Yrceut tili9cr prtauft Ols in ir=
q,no cjuem ouNtn 0Ontltchr i'm Gountv. Gini0c ND:
Qlu ciS tcauein oUcjn t5 1T Shotohe iino un;crc9t
ttnem 2Iuufa pmn mir Gin Orittd 70 rtCt prcfrtn
ota lncrc finn ipr mfrcrcn, pejt mir fdnfmaI ooid
NEa0rtn ptrtQufcr 0Gir flocn:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-13

ELOUR-Extra and Superfine, for sale
- oy BEN. W. BRUNSON.
CBBLS. BLUE LICK, fresh from the
~ "Springs"-for sale by the glass or gallon.
JARVIS, Druggist.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-13

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