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EENPOLfrE Martin has made application to the
" Court OF Probate Of The comfy of Ramsey for let
tiers of administration the estate Of Louis Nasser de-
ceased. late of said couriy The will be heard and
decided at the office Of said Court, at ST. Paul. the
llth day Of March nest, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. In the
mean time, he is appointed special adninistra
HENRY A. LAMBERT, Judge Of Probate.
ST. Paul, Feb. &c, 1853. 45--3t
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BOARDING HOUSE.

GNHARLES CREEK has opened Boarding
~ House in the end of the celebrated Fremont
House, on Bench street, where he will MAXI Cash Lodi
and Bouers comfortable as he possbl, can II
$500 PER week. NOV. ISL SAY
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.

IN presenting this justly celebrated remedy Me
j community, make wild assertion Of It's elsca-
cy is any hope held cut to the afflicted which acss
in the naton and the hunabieet sui Thev
facts from which tho inqurng judge for shen-
seIveA They have generally been given unsolicited -
acknowledgement for rcleif from the aGaeriAg o.
from the still lssdable motive Of henetiag oihen.
in Distress Results continually showing that Ne
medicine fully sustains the observation-disclosures that are
formed Of il, and the high reputation Is enjoys.
For the cure Of COT 0Hs CoLDs, lsFLraHxA, HoARsRr
NESS, CRopr, BReScHITis, INcIrisRr CossUAPryox,
and for the relief Of Consmpfve Patients in advanced
stages of the Disease.
For sale by s.
riaf so't HTCHCOx KELLO0e,
Druggists, third ssseet, a. Eeqls
Feb. IA. ~
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REsuscITATI0N OF FROZEN EIsH-ProC.
5. ID. Lathrop, in letter to one Of the
American Journals, of Science. states as a
fact we'll known TO those who a,e accusto,n-
eI 10 take fish, such rs the common perch
and lake muliet, from Lake CAlmpla,n ia
the winter, that these fish my be frozen
perfectly solid and transported MANY ,nirs,
and kept several days, when upon thauing
them out IN a tab Of cold water, they will
he found 10 be alive aud active lie has
taken some pains 10 corroborale this fact by
inquiry, and has found il to he well sustain
Ell by evidence, though he has never seen it.
lie has found the same fact sustained in the
case Of the buffalo fish taken from the Rock
river.-[ Exchange.
Is this really so' Will Snns of our read
crs give us what they have seen with their
own eyes on the suhJect;A Sci. Amer
A gentleman in the vicinity of ibis city,
few weeks ago, Informed US thar, in filing
bis ice house from Il pond, number of
small fish, (chiefly cat and buff,.Io species)
were Dissolved frozen into block of ice
The block was about three feet square bv
ten inches thick, and quite tran~purent.-
Means were then taken To- eXtricate the fish
without njuring them, when they were
placed IN fresh spring water, aud a short
time they were completely resuscitated from,
their torl,or ana commenced swimming a
round. The result Of this experement so
unexpected, was communicated to US soon
aiier, but we omitted to notice i. at the
line. - st. LOUIS Rep.
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CASH FOR HIDES.

VUNHE highest market price will be paid in Cash FOE
IL Green and Dry Hydes, also Dccrskns
A. e. COLLINS 4 co.
N. b. We have removed our Leather Stsre and
Harness Shop TO tina new building, opposite RICE sd
Haney's Store. Say
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DREADTvL TRAGEpY.--A dispatch dated
at Three Rivers, Lower Canada, on the
10Th ulf., says, dreadful tragedy was Gu
actei last night in the jail there. Three
prisoners were confined IN the sam. cell
two Of them under sentence for one week
and the other for longer term One of the
men ha been employed making axe ham
dies during yesterday and had obtained Il
small axe lis Il pattern, which another Of the
prisoners concealed under his bed. After
The three men had laid down for The night,
he who bad concealed tn, axe, (wi,hput
any previous quarrel or notice Of his inien-
tion>,) struck the other lwo with the axe,
cutting oue Of them open in the side, and
woundng toe other severely in the shoulder.
The former died i'm few minutes
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FRUIT TREES,

RAISED AND CULTIVATED AT NUksEar or r. & H.
AVERY, SIX NILES s. W. OK Bun1INGroS
Consisting ofAPple, Pear, Plum, Ounce, Grape Vines
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Attention, Merchants aud Business
BLANK BOOKS.

HAY BOOKS Journals, Iedgers. RI cords, and every
IL size of memorandum Books for sale by
w 3. COMBS.
Cor. st. Anthony and Capitol SITS.
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ii. G. SANFORD,

He u IA kNtRn
E&ESPECFFDLLG bows 10 the Saint Paul public
Z aad invites ihcr attention to his new store mex,
door east of the ost-oiee, Thirdstreet they
DRY-GOODS,
81 every description, ine lauips oROApSLorhs, SAPix
NETs, JEANS, CAssIaEREs, TwEEps, Drills, vFxs
VETS, NEsriSGs. SHIFTING and SHEErIsG, NUE.
Inns and LAWNS, HpKFs and CRAvATs,
GLOVES, HosIEsY, Brown and WHIrE
Linens, L,cEs, RIBBONS, LONG and
sos ARE sE.wLs BONNET TRIMMINGS, ALPAcAs, THIBEr
CLOTHS, GINsHAas, DEL.NEs, SILKS, wooLEN
iAKS, PRINTS, in great variety, Thfcal, EdsiRg
winter stulis, ior men and boys, Under
shirts, Emit and Flannel Drawers,
Back and Y arm mittcDs, &c.
s stock Of goods is very large embracing all the
Goods Every person here find just what he wants.
aud al prices which must suit the rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article will tusn
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description made up expressly this aiei
and or this season constantly hand cheap ready
pay, and no sale without lie has complete assort=
ment OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part Of Old Tyson Young Hyfcn and Black
Teas, iasuira. Java ard Rio Cofees, n o., Crushed
Nutmegs Cassia, ROe, Ka!siBs, saeratus starch gear
Chewing and smoking Tobacco Candies Oil, Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved styles for Ladies and
nissesi Gents Congress Boots Cali do of the lo'est
patterns; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
HATS AND CAPS, in great variety.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment, such Holland Gin Brandy Of diff
fefent brands, Malaga Wine, Pure Juice do; csaapasne
-, Croix Rum, Jamaica do; Irish Whiskey, BurguAjy
Port, Madeira, etc.
10000 Cigars Of every variety
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, ia lsrse
Mr. Sandord's stock large and he will be receviss
New Goods constantly in order 10 keep his
complete He Is determined sell his goods ready
pay rs cheap IS they can be purchased elsewhere Give
him call. November lsSl--S.a0Yi
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SoTiaE.
hereby CIV that tc books of the Run River Boom
Company, Will beopcne. for the purpose of receiv
ing subscriptions to hc Capital Stock Of said COMPANY
the st. Charles Hotel, a ST. Anthony the county
Ramsey, the 9th dag OF April next at O'Clock A. VI
JOHN NARNEY.
SUMNER w. FAR-.HAM
JOSEPH LlBBEi.
81 Anthony, March T. 1852. Ee-tl
Z T. L A IL L, II L.
AgATTHEW TAISfY Proprietor
w Stiwater Minnesota Tenroy.
March 5, l352. T..
AT.EAB.Es.AE y s'O.s SALE.
a BOZ / TWO hundreG acres Of the richest LAT DIS for
"a tanning purposes lying along The river Saint
PaHl, AID partly tmbcgldoT sale in lots to suit pur
chnsets, on very reasonable TERMS for cash.
The ibcve land is 5 situnted that il be divided in
10 small farms OF the most productive soil and has the
great advanta &c OF bcin, very a market
Anul! 10
HENRY 4. LAMBERT.
At the Land Agency office,
ST. Paul.
st. Paul March i, l3i2. 46.t'
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ST. PAUL
Hat AND cap STOnE

On Third Street, t,ro doors beioip Ha5oshutu.
THNIE subscriber having last received his Fall stock
a. Of HATS q CAPS, would call the attention OF
purchasers larger and better selected assortment OF
goods in his line, than be found north of ST. Louis.
He would invite particular attention To his
FALL STYLE OF HATS.
which in form, finish. ana texture, has never been
eGuallcd by anything hitherto offered in this market.
He has Glso bcauti i and extensive assortme Of
CAPS, among which may beio,ind the following:
Columbia silk Caps. Silk Plush Caps.
Pocket 40 do prab do do do
Jenny Lind TO 10 Mohair do do
army do DO Velvet do do
Minnesota do DO Fine Otter DO
DO Plush Trimmed, Russian do do
Military Cloth Caps with covers Sea do do
Navy do do Drab Oregon do
jenny Lind do Spanish Seal do
Youths Fancy do Hair DO do
Chiidren's do do
do do Velvet
All Of which he offers for CASH 1T small advance
on Eastern prices.
" B.-Ilas purchased ct this establishment, ironcd
free of charge. r. WEST McCLOUD.
st. Paul, October Q, 1851. 23-em.
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Strawberries, etc.

WE would call especial attention TO our
fine stock of APPLE TREES. They ar.
remarkable for their handsome shape thrift
~ and vigorous growth, ard well furnished
branches. Oar stock consists of over
So,oo0 trees, from To g feet high and en-
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EOOKS! BOCKS.!
HAVING just received large assortment of Books
Il and Stationery, the subscriber offers for the
inspection Of every person, large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Together with an assortment of standard works in al
most every department OF know ledge.
SPELLING BooKs--Webster's Elementary and MEG ah
fey Eclectic.
READERs--McGuIc, + Ist, I'd, Cd. 4th AID 5th.
GEoeRAPHIEs-Smiih's, Mchelfs and Psrley's.
AnITuMETIc- Davies Smiths. and Rays LIST, Cd
and Cd.
HIsroRIEs-WillarGs.
Also, works Chemistry, Geology, Philosophy,
histology and Botany. Paper Ink Blank Books, Quls
Waters, Steel Pens Sealing Wax and En'elops, in eve
~ variety. w. :. COMES,
Next door TO Farrugton's
st. Paul November g1, 1851. 32y
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS,
Two Daily Stages. M
VIII leave each place al 4. NJ. and r. n,
SALTWATER, ST. PAUL,AND 81. An
THONY FALLS.
DAILY SrAGs.-Wiil leave saltwater and st. Paul %
A. M AID 81 Paul each way with the D..
Anthony Falls stage, making Daily Stage bctwcca
Saltwater and ST. Anthony Falls
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner Of 4th and Roberts sss Lower Landing.
Harness, Carriages Buggics, and Saddle Horses !es
Passengers conveyed 10 all parts Of the Territory.
Parties Of pleasure coming visit the Pals Of H. Aas
thony and ether places will find IL much their intel.
est TO cali upon us before applying elsewhere.
uHOrses bougkt, soid and exchanged
~ Our terms low prices for ready cash. Positive,
ly no credit will OF given,
wfLLOucHBy, POWERS 4 co.
ST.. PAUL, NJ. T., May LIST, ls5l. ST
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GALEsS 3 STORE,
w. III. StilimaM & Co.
XATOUiD respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul ard vicinity, that they have opened III the
lower fresh and well selected stock of Groceries,
LOUIS and Which they pledge themselves to sell for cash
low he bought north OF a!ena. Those desir
OF buyr at retail Will ind it To their adv antage
call and examine their prices
Constantly on hant--Dutter, Cheese Pork, Fish Su-
gars, Teas Coees and all articles found in this lire.
hand. ". II. :. Il Co.
Saint Paul, Aug. %, la5l.. 10
TIE DIGS BOOK STORE.
Corner Of Bench ann Watoshdu Streets 81. Paul,
EEAY be found a large and NcIl selected stock Of
AVk BOOKS and STATIONERY, which will be re-
plcniahed from time 10 time literally the demand
will warrant. Sales made upon the principle Of large
sales and small profits. II Terms cash.
June 81, 1861. loft
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL BOOKS
- Encyclopedia OF Chemistry.
American Miller and Mlwright Assistant
Painter, Glider and Narnishers COMPANION.
Dyer and Color Makers Comp anton.
Builders Companion.
Syllabus of Chemistry
Boume's catecllsm of Steal Engine.
For sale by ]. DROOKES
Calena, Oct. Is. 20
rH1HE partnership in the Auction and Commissi b-
Il sinoss under the name and Sly Of French K Col
Inns. il herewith dissolved BY mutual consent. Francis
E. Collins assumes all the Indebtedness Of the said ffm
and all debts due the said firm he paid to him.
+. T.. COLLINS.
A. X. FRENCH.
n d. Francis Collins viii continue thu said business
at the old stand, Third street nearly opposite justice
St. Paul. Feb. &c, 1852 45-4,
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Draper and Tailor, Jackson street. nearly opnAsiss
the Minnesota Store
HpESrECTFULLY announces to the people Of Mpue-
NJ sofa Territory that he is carrying tie Merchans
Tailoring business, where he offer for sa aud employs
experienced worAmen to make into garments, cheap fus
cash, the following named articlea:
French EnsiiAh and American Broad Ciothx Pain and
Fancy CassiTcrcs, great variety Of rich vesnsr hns
Shirts, Collars. Drawers Undcr-shirts,, Snspenders
Gloves, Cravars, Hats variety Of goods for
clothing. and maay articles mentioned, which coe
neatness durability and IT. cannot be surpassed by
in the trade. Thankful for past favors he solicits
continuance OF The sanie.
T. X, JOHNSON.
81 Pant lnne s. 1851.
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HOUSEK EEPING HiRDwARE.LoOK
ING CLASSES. LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS, &C.. &C.
SLEIGH BELIS:.1

Double body straps,
Single do do
d, Loose bells, all sizcs.S
To sell low for Cash only,
GODS in the Eastern markets
,emeEts 10 purchasers that
. McCLoUD, Jr., Ii co.
2i-6m.
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GOLD PENS--A fine assortment of the he.
" manufccture for sale by w. S. COMBS.
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PLANK ROAD NURSERIES.

~ WzEs TIE ProprctOrs arc dctcrmincd 70 ac-
SaEsSfaS compsh "A few things important in fruit
H&E4&Ez$$ tree ooulqvation.
%MY%E~ lst. We.shall eqnal any others in select
Z ing choice varieties.
~S> 2. We shall cultivate trees in a scientific
and careful manner, produce healthy tree, and
true to the
Sd. We viii expungf from catalogue and nursery
ground all varieties unworthy of cultivation.
18th. We will make The terms easy TO purchasers az
well established nlrsery. And
5h We will render Us prompt and kind attention to
ALL who may favor with calls Oh orders will salts
fy the fistdious.
And ask the rising. growing community, what him
ders that may not participate III tho enjoyments of
eating luscious fruits, which many of the comforts OF
life involved? What signifies a few dollars in
parson of the be derived from well cutvat
ell orchardl Come then. We striving to make
YOU happy and TO make your children healthy. You
viii find in possession OF means adapted these great
ends, in the of
APPLE rINM, CHERRY ard OUNCE TREES.
few Pear Trees, trape Vines, Eeyergreens, etc.
LEONARD IL SONS.
Rurl ipyfop r.i 1.ir
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EDWARD M'LAG.
ROCK BINDING,

TIME subscriber WORLD respectfully inform the citi-
of ST. Paul aid its vicinity, that he is
rying the above business in the End story Of r. NJ
spencers new building of 5h and Robert street
Particular attention paid TO binding Magazines Period
cals &c. in plain fancy binding, at the shortest
aud on reasonable terIns.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
: I. Paul March 81 1852. 49-tf
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
First Judicial District, Ramsey
County.
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Fcb.6, 1881
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STANDARD TEXTBOOKS
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
TIE most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN the highest terms Of approval Of
the TPorks composing This Series
Their having become established the Leading school
books in MAJORITY OF THE STATES oE THE
UNION, and especially. their generafuse
THROUGHOUT TIE ENTIRE WEsr,
Is sufficient evidence of their unpar alIeed popularity
These works are not only the BEST; but they are,
also, the GREATEST School Books before the public
and being now generally used in the Schools of the Ter
rtory PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WIN. II. McGUFFEY, LIDO
McGUFFEY's ECLECTIC SIZZLING Book.
McGuFFEy's EcLEcric FIRST READER.
DO do SEcosn do
do do THIRD do
do do Fourth do
20 do FIFTH do
HEaANs' Young LADIES' READER, by Prof pinneo.
ARKTYiMETICS.
(By DIR. Jos Ray, Professor of Mathematics in Wood
ward Collcge)
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
Raw Agfr
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Martinsale straps, 80 bells, =
DO do rs do, 81
Neck do rough and polished, L.
IP AS we are determined TO
our facilities Tor obtaining goods
will enable us To offer induceme
cannot be found elsewhere.
J. Nc
ST. Paul, Oct. 9, 1851.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
9(uDitDrS> SIa6rt6t.

Jn benz SSaiIeuocrid)t BON Sedba Sanntp'
Sn Der Sahe Der 9ietnun9 Don Sapio
Ruop, Ssrael &ucp II. Qeter @rCe, Qom'Ors
oes Uerltcrbeuen Ours STUDY, leetbtn BON
@aI6inaton SounIbip, 2e6a @auntp.
llno nun Seb. 2, 1852 ernanntc Die Court
lusuffus 6. 8ube, euowi9 S6miot uno
GGS. Sdser, @lq. ais auditors, um beia9te
&s6huns gu burdfebsn, uberjufett'In, cine
8ntbeiIuu9 su MAIDEN, unp Dem nd6lten
98aifenseribt Su beri6ten.
.,,s1l!SH,> l(us bSn llrfunbcn.
.SISMTAE 8s,cu9tS,-Ssatban Nfct8er, SFPr'
zs0ggS Sie obenbefa9ten 2fuoitCrs
SST;ss$ maben feb SufoI9e ibrer Qnltel'
lung psrfammeIn am Sreita9 ben 23. QprlI,
nm 10 rbr Sormittaes, am Soufe Don S on.
.&oIb, in Der Staot Qacntaun, nann
unb wOfeIbit fib oue intreiiirte perfonen
einfinben f6nuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15

P< Sn unlerm 8u6ftobr III Su baben:
THE bIFE OF LUTHER. with Special Re-
lerance to.ils Earliar Periods and the Opening
Scenes of the Internationally Barnes Sears,
d. D.-Embellished with Engraviage
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
9(uDttDrSz Na6ri6t.
Sn Srm SSaiIenecritbt DUu &eeba Gannt

Sn Sem Electromagnetic pUn &cdba Ganntp.
Sn Der Sate Der He6nune BON Senrp
Sbdffer II. Daniel Sitter, Qcm'cr5 Der 9in'
terlafIenfbaft beS UerfOrbenen 81 otb n
S6dffer, Isetbin BON SaISbute Sfbe.
unb nun Seb. 16, 1852. ernunnte bic Court
aug. G. Gube, Sefe Samuel5 uuo @bnrIes
.&rdmer, aIS Qubitors, um befa9te &e6nun9
iberSufeben, iberiufetteIn, SertbeiIun9 na6
ben 9sfeeen beS eanbrs ;u maiden uno bem
nd6fen @aifensri6t 8eri6t Su erftatten.
S,H$sstssA1 2tus ben iIrtunosn,-8gcu9ts
SkAVaSGS 81 Wlek0er, Sbreiter.
z@ES Sbensenannte 2ubitcrsn wer.
;:sssssS' ben fib ju bem GnosWs& ibtsr
SeIfimmun9, am Srsita9 ben l6ten Qpril,
am 10 llbr 8Ormitta9s, i'm @oiibaufe pOn
Bernbarb &esfe, in Ausntaun. UerIammeIn.
auwO alle Snterefirte beiwUbnen f6nnen.
QpriI 1. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
@arnung
9(n SiCt6er unD Gdder.

Der 1lnterSeidnste, in Sub lBbitbau
&aunl6ip. eeba Gauntp. bat iid entfblo-
Gen bo5 Sifden iinc Sasen ouf feinen edn-
oereien niht Idn9er Su ouloen u. Wornt ba,
Der due bauon abbuifsben. gSer oiefes nibt
odtst. ouf ben weroen, obne 0nfeben Der
perfcn, bic eanoesosfete onsewenoet.
&1pmas Sns.
GiombsitbaQ. 1pril /. a3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
Na6tidlf
Sauuar s.

wirS biermit se9eben, baB Die llnterjeid.
nsteu aI5 @rscutCrsn Don Der 9interIa6en
fbaft beS peritorbsnen Oaniel Slid,
Ieetbin BON aISburs Saunlbip,
ee6a Gauntp, an9eReut woreen iino.
= QIe bieieni9en baber, welbe nod an
befagte ,9interIahenfbaft fbuISie Iino, mer
Den biemit erfubt, iuncrbaIb 6 @oteu bel
einem Der llnterjei6neten ansurufen uno
abjubejablen = uno ale SoIde, bic nod
Soroerun9en an eiefeIbe baben, iino ebsnfaas
9ebeten ibre &ebnuneen inuerbaIe Der be'
fa9ten 3eit einSubrinaeu, an
Gbdrles Slid,
q. Seei 0lid.
QpriI |. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15

gNt ben nodtrasib 6is iiet aematbtsn Grhbrun0ta
bcen mir auf cict 9Ree i'm Stours ;u in, Die tEfs
uno pcGtrrnmsnfe @ieb 81 i3in, pstbs bis cst
pm neutrality-suspicious. @cltc bcr9stctsu it, m bsrci:
ten. Sc rpirtt ais Gin fbde6ares 8eSroerunosmittct
Der @eroauuu9 ptrtetrt bic SuoIltat ocs 8lutsS uno
psrmebrt 70 Ole Sac teioer, res SettSs uno Der 9lb
uno u0Icid aub per Butter, lelGi tcm gong sIlnosn
SbiTe.
Sdtct Sud pcr S6tIbuuscn, ga ber ous9cocbne Ser:
tuuf uners putpers Qnosre prtcitt bat cine 9latab=
mun9 otst6en gu tsreiten Stots padet trdat uulcre
9sitbrie6 enc Si9uotur AM Gnoe.
Gs fiuo nlsbrsre 8eltelluu9cn ouf @iCbpulpCr nab
bcr Stoot 9ano pcltbe oaburcb crfiat fnb oag man
cincn unfrm ei9nn nab9Cabmten artitd uberanot bat
gFir a9en besbalb pieoerbclt Stcbrbar, GARNER uno
SRetsre Befeer taut ttin pfunb, uenn br ntbt nab
Den Namen pcn grsinia Srcnsieo uno @c. in eeIcbrie
benr Si9naiur auf pem @nbe zines ieoen padets aes
ben batt eaGt @ub nidt bcru9en. pas eebsn un6 6is
@dunobe cures @iCbes icucbl als euer ei9nss Snsrs
efs ban9t ucn oiCsr @criitbt ab. Sdaut tpobl m:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
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men 9clbpclIene patc, Suten, Gefbrutrs in Den euns
gen uno bet ectsr, tpsbe sbr bauf9 oerrn plSsibsn
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man elm pfuuo cocr elm bobc6 gfunb putpcr in elm
SoB Spdlitb mtbt unb rpro 3u9etb osn NR6Itun96s
prcje6 teneuteno belbltuni9cn.
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,uelsib 9em6tet peroen fol-, barf man ntbt mebr os
eincn @Rl6fd pca wSbsntIib 9etcn, roer cs piro bic
5iloun9 pes Setes 5urddbaten, tnbem sS oen 9etras
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gNSae nun Seoermorn bic 0Brtuu9cn bcs qulprs
fir iitb bft psruhen, uup CT miro purtb bcen pcr:
treffbe @9enfbaftcn bsfricbt9 psrben uu0 raB tsin
GARNER ebus oa1d6e Ttiu iclIte.
lin ferner ausjuuosn, ME peit uufcr nit 8sbt tes
rtbntes @iebpulper gu Dem 3utrausn eiucs euftbtss
pollen @cltes berebti9t it, baten mir 8ree nab allen
2belen Der 8eteini9en Staater, mo unr pulpsr &c;
trattbt puroe, ab9eaubt, uno mir no in, Stonb aus
oleeu pcr uns 9e6rabtsn 93erpeilen eosm Farmer,
8dEner uno pferoebefser bic @srfderuns gu ssbsn,
oaei IS pulper bis nabin be tpetem uncrs tdbulten
uus J Hrfbnblien @rIportuu9en dbcrtrcfTsn bot.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-15
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madbt ben @inwobnun 4nentauns unb
Dem publifum iberbanpt ahtun9soou bic
UnIeiae, taB er bic Srn. 8ortalep unit
6ope, iber 3. @eioner's Stebr ous9sfaufl
sat, uno Iitb nun einSIibeoer DAGUERREAN
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8. 9eb in @efhiftsuerbincun9, fCnosrn be-
treibt eieIss @e1hdft ouf alIeinige Rednuna.
Snocm er eerUettefe in Der Oa9usrreonfunit
in bisIcr Staot III, uno Gins Der alIerbeffer
SnIirumenten bat, unb nit al ben neuerr
Gerbs0erun9sn opsrirt, in er i'm Stance ii
/ ieocr 83iebuu9 aue SoIbenad UCuIfOmme
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suridqebrt nit cinem au5erwiblten Stot
Ucn Cafes uno Msballicns, uno lacet bier
nit bic Samen uno 6erren i'm a09cmetnel
gum 8Gfuhe elm um feline BiIcer uno @aa
rem in Qugenfhein Su nebmen.
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tbeiIt uno bsfdnci9 Gin Stof an @ip
4reifen gum Setfouf auf 6anc 9cbaIten.
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mas Brioner'5 StCbr i'm Smeiten Gtpf
merf.
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