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D0- Abiel Sherman, Esq, of Wick.
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king Of good fellows. disappointment
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The WATER Cure and PHRExo-
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The EDINBURGH Review, for July,
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1dr A little daughter Of Mr.. Lewis,
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GoDEY's LADr's Book, for October,
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Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01
Wicaxta TOlkahcya Hin.

Taku wakan Jehowa eciyapi kin
Marpiya maka taku ohnaka ko owa-
sin kage ca hduxtan kin hehan wicax-
ia wan kage ca Adam eva caxton.-
Hehan Adam ixtima icunhan Jehowa
Adam cutuhu wan zujon leu ga he
tanhan winorinca wan kage ca Adam
he yuze kta gu. Adam wicaxta
tokaheya kin taku wakan ouncage kin
en- kagapi hecen wicaxta tx mana
ksape ca waxte Jehowa waxte daka,
toope sdonye ca ope kta okihi. Je-
howa can wojupi wicimdeza wan kage
ca heciya can tona owanyag waxte
ga tona waskuyeca waxta aicage Gin
owasin icar ye ca Adam tawicu kici
can wojupi wicimdeza en- ewicahde
ga ~hewicakiya 4; Waskuyeca, can
aicage Gin, ocaje owasin etanhan
imnahan yatapi kta. Can wanjidan
on taku waxta taku xica ko isdonyapi,
wojupi cokaya he Gin, heceedan etan-
han yatapi kite xni. Tohan can kin
he etanhan yatapi kinhan anpetu kin
he en- nitapi kta ce, eva. Unkan wi
cadapi. Unkan winorinca hihnaku
kici un xni he icunhan wakan xica
wamduxka iyecen icicage ca vino
rinca heciya; Can waskuyeca wan
Jehowa terinda kin he woyute waxte
ce. Waskuyeca kin he etanhan va
tapi kinhan, yaksapapi kta G Jehowa
sdonya ce, heon terinda CO., Unkan
winorinca wicada. Hecen wakan
xice Gin winorinca hnaya unkan wi
norinca waskuyeca terindapi kin he
leu ga yute ca hihnaku kin nakun gu,
unkan wicaxta kin hnayanpi xni, tuka
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01
matthew Chapter VII.

13 Tiyopa cistiyedan kin he ohna va
po.C Canku wiconte, ekta iyahdeya wanke
Gin he tankaya, ga tiyopa kin nakun
tankaya, ga wicota ohna eyaya.
IA. Tuka canku wiconi ekta iyahdeya
wanke Gin he cistiyedan, ga tiyopa kin
nakun cistiyedan, "a oicartd tonanan
canku kin he iyeyapi. ...
Jesus hena hecen eva, tuka, wicaxta ota
Wakantanka tawakunze opapi xni ga tapi
eca xicaya nagi yapi; ga Wakantanka
tawakunze opapi ga tanyan nagi yapi e
tonanan ece kin he ka. ....
Canku tankaya wiconte iyahde keye
Gin he de e.: Token cincin tawacinpi,
ga token cincin oiepi, ga token cincin
oranyanpi, "a taku wakan toktokeca wa
cinwicayapi, ga Wakantanka ohodapi xni.
pa ole kin anagoptanpi xni, ga cekiyapi
mi "a anpetu wakan ahopapi xni kin he
canku tankaya ga wicaxta ota kipi, ga ota
omanipi. Tuka ihanke kin en- wokakUe
terike en- iyorpeieeya ava.
Canku Icistiyedan ke Gin he de e: Wa
kantanka ecedan wakandapii, ga cekiyapi,
qa ole kin anagoptanpi, a Cihintku, le-
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01
49, = y
NO. II. !.
Wanna eca-
.he maza on M kagapii kta.
dan econpi kta naceca.

Ehe maza on kagapi kta. Wanna eca-
Idan econpi kta naceca.
Nakaha mitawin hunku ii kin en-
lunyakonpi. Wiyohiyanpata makoce
wan Massac chusetts eciyapi lin he de-
tu. Wanakaja makoce kin den Ikcewii-S
caxta ota yakonpi, tuka hena owasin
toki iyayapi tanin xni. Apa Waxicun
wicoran onspeiciciyapi ga Isantanka
icicagapi. Hena wanjikji wanmdaka.
Eipi waxtcxte, maga waxtexte, wa
|duya yanPi 10 ota wicayuhapi. Ga apa
wiyorPey yatakiya iyoptapi. Hena ma
kun wanna 1santanka icicagapi. Tuka
apa i've atkuku oranpi okipe wacinpi
hena owasin wa iyecen skan aye.
Hena can xeca iyecen icaga--adetka
wanica. Hena owasin taPi. Nix ito
owacin po: Yaksapapi kinhant pida-
niciyapi kta. Maya neutrality-suspicious.
mdu po; tipi suta icicaga powanunyan-
pi wicayuha po-wowapi onspeicici-
yapo ga Taku Wakan ole kin ana
goptan po.
Nakana axkatudan Sagdax1n Wo7
wapi wanji micaga. Waniyetu terikc
kta wamnaheza wanistina yakagapi
keya, heon nakun iyomakixica. Ga
mdokehan Mazaxa wannaheza taku-
dan kage xni sdonwaya. Hehehe,
epca waun. Waniyetu ihunniyan wi
teri kta naceca. Upiyahdeya, Inyang-: 3:
mani, Wamdenica, Mazaxa, Ixtarba,
wanakaja Dakota, ,wicoran erpeyayapi
unkanx taku yutapi ota yatonpi kta
tuka. Koxka owasin minihece wi
caxi po. Wetu kinhan maga tankin-
kinyan kaga po. Wanna waniyetu ota
aniciranpi wetu ota teriya "yaunpi.'
Detanhan togye oranyan po.
Nitakuye,
TAMAKOCE HE MIYE.
Hawly, Nov. Is, 1851
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01

awicu ope kta Gin, heon is eva yuta..
Hecen5 sakim ihduxicapi. Ihduxicapi
kin on Jehowa iyope wiycaye g can
woiupi wicimdeza kin etanhan tokan
iyaye wicaya; tuka onxiwicakida az
wanikiya wan wahowicaya. arta-
nipi iitokam cine canicapi tuka ihdnxi-,
capi iyohakam cinca wica winyan 10
pta kagapi, a hena kiciyuzapi, "a
tehanhan nipi on kohanan wicas1a
ota ayapi. Tohan can kin he etanhikrl
yate cinhan, anpetu kin he en ME
kta eciyapi qon, tancan kin he ke
xni. Nagi kin he ihdutaku nj KITE
xni he ka. Adam waskuyeca kin he
yute xni unkanx nagi tancan ko owl
hanke wanin tanyan un kta tuka:--
Cinca nakun owasin tanyan unpi kta
tuka. Waskuyeca terindapi kin he
yute Gin, anpetu kin he en- induxice
ca -ihdutakuni xni; ga tancan waniyetu
opawinge napciwanka sanpa wikcem-
ma yamni nj exta, hehan ia. Wicaxta
hiyeye Gin owasin Adam tawicu kici
etanhan icagapi, ga Ikce wicaxta
Waxicun ko owasin Adam unkinman-
pi, ga unkihdutakunipi xni. Taku
!ehowa terinda kin he Adam econ, ga
hecen wiconte iyahde iciya, nnkan
cinca wicaye Gin hena taku xica iya-
pemni icagapi. lhduhan taku Jeho-
wa !erinda hecanon kin Terike kta
ce. w.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01
Dakota Tawaxitku Kin Kicagapi

M1rAKUYE:
Wanna waniyetu ota Dakota ON
waun ga Dakota imacaga Sc ececa.
Tanyan iniyoptapi kta wacin. Mdo-
kehan makoce wiyopeyakiyapi ga he
on detanhan taku owasin tokeca kta
naceca. Okinni wetu hepiya Isan-
tanka he yusutapi ga yuecetupi kta !;
kinhan kohanna oniciyakapi kta. Tu-
ka detanhan mazaska yatonpi exta
heon tanyan yaunpi kta epce xni.-
Tona Dakota wicoran erpeye xni wa
cannipi kinhan, owasin waniyetu ota
wokoyake waxte ga woyute waxte
yatonpi qeyax heon tanyan yaunpi
kite xni. Tuka woonspe ayakitapi, ga
wicoran waxte ayakitapi ga Wakan-
tanka ole anayagoptanpi kinhan heon
tanyan iniyoptaPi kta.
Waniyetu kin de taku wanji ihni-
hdemakiyapi. Dakota iapi wowapi kin
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01
ST. PAlJL, MINNESOTA TERRITORY, JANUARY l. s1s5l.

sus, waciny anpl AZ woartani 0wasin ayu-
xtanpi, a. Waksntanka tavakunze kin
ecen opapi kte rineas canteyuzapi kin
hena canku cisfiyedan Kin ee. Wicaxta
cankn cistiyeds1s skitapi q omanipi E
tonanan tuks ihsnke Kin en- wicowaxte
yanke ca en- opapi 81 "a & ss..'3' SIS
Tona canku tsnka ohna yapii kin hena
owasin tohans snagi yapi kinhan teriyarin
iyotanhan iyekiyapi kta iona canku
cistina ohna yapi Kin hens owasin, tohan
nagiyaPi hahan tanJerin unpi "a wopida
iyeieiyapi kta
Koda ceciciya ce, Ksapa wo, ga canku
cistiyedan kin he ohna un wo, ga yani kta
Tuwe icarniyan hecinhan he i've hecen
econ nj xi. Ito anagoptan wo.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-01
.....Y'o!.|'.L..III'

IslNIIA sKADAN wITERI, 19;

sS IAiNlJA SkADAN WITERI, lo0S.I 5.s5
Dakota Mitskuye, Wi nom mahen ito
mahnakapi, ga witeri tokar tanin kinhan,
hehan hetanhan axe ohnihde waun kta
eciciye ciqon, wanna iyecetu. Macistina
wanmaya yadaka zee qon nakaha kitanna
atanka adam nwanmayadaka. Miye taku ciye
e nixStaku mayaye kta. Iyowinmayakiye
cinhan canwaxteya vi iyohi ekta CHI zee
1 skta. DAKoTA TAwAxITKU KIN, emakii-
yapi kin he wicakapi epce Cd imawinkta.
Taku mayaye Gin on etanhan iapi wan
jikxi iwahnihde "a tukte naronpi waxte
ga on tanyan unpi kta mace imdukcan
kinhan hena awakite ca hoxicicahi ece
kta. Wootanin wanjikxina kinhan
nakun naron ciya ece kta. Iwae Gin ana
mayakigoptan kinhan okini onxpa pida-
niciye kta. Tuka hanke Isantanka iwae
sca hanke dan Dakota epe kta kemakiyapi.
Wanjikxi ito Isantanka iapi onspeniciciya-
8pi qex, epca ece. Econ uta po ito. Oyaki-
hipi kinhao iwae Gin ocowasin omayaka-
rnigapi kta. Ho, Koda, Witeri en- nape-
kiciyuzapi kin hecen nakaha napecihduze
ca yaksape ca tanyan yaun nunwe eciciye
do. Detanhan piya wacin en- unkicihduze
KITE do.
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31sUyC3 ,
TAMAKOCE HE MIYE.
Hawly, Nov. Is, 1851

WACIP1 IcUNHAN WIcAxrA WAN IA
KEYAPl.-Woyakapi unkan itokaga ekta.
Waxicun wacipi ece kin hecen econpi
unkan koxka wan hanska waxte wacipi
opa keyapi. Wacipi tuka icunhan koxka
qon he ihnuhanna makata irpaya. He ito,
token econ "a irawicaye kta kecin, ga
hecon kecinpi, tuka hecen xkanxkan, XII
wanka wanyakapi qehan, iwanyskapi un-
kan, inyun, wanna ia keyapi. Owasi'l
inihanpi ga wacipi xkanpi qon enakiyapi.
Tuwe xniyan tae ca wowinihan rinca ece-
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THE FIlsENIEN.

IA Company, No held May I'd, 1SJ2 the undersigned
appointed committee TO draft resolutions expressive
tho feelings Of the Company towards John c. Oliver,
>Soremap upon tis ret rement from Office
Whereas the time has arrived when must Reluctantly
with worthy Foreman ard associate John c. Oliver
There fore, tc il
whom could rely Ia all emergencies consequent upon
tie Office which he hiss cns filed with much credit to
Limself and the company
Resolved That by his resignation from the Of Fore
lose BRIGHT and shining light" and while
must depiore the necessity which cenpes him TO resign he
has hearest wishes for lis future welfare Ia whatever
position he may he placed.
Resolved Tha. n the resignation OF Mr. !. B. Warlov
from the ohce az Assistant oreman, have sustained
loss easily repaired ana that he carries With him in his
retirement oar best 6oes Tor his health happiness, and
prosperity.
Resolved T,sts copy 81 the above resolutions be pre-
scented to each tho sntleen snd be published IN the
Srn, Herald, and iirenan's Journal.
; 3 ~ 5s, : 7 fSsHzhaaf5Honr, COMMITTEE.
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CENTERvILLE COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-rRoT-
~ tDg-FsidAy, Nay T. at s o'elock.-Furss aua svssn
stahs SEQ Nile hsa.s beat three IN Ave- in harness.
NeLanehlins b. m Lady Brooks y. Nodbes b. George
West; o. spi,ers blk GOLIATH H. Woodruff sp Lady
Bond. Omnibuscs leave Foitou ferry, Brooklyn, ~
o'clock p. N. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
day. Nay 10. at three ocloek Pm Purse. $500. Nile
heats hes. three in Ave- 10 harness. VIM Wheelan enters
D. Jack Rooster; q. Spcer enters 6. A. Vermont =.
McLang him enters Oh. g. Zachary Taylor; Woodruff
enters b. y. Pelham. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
IL MON 0uksE-TRoTTiNG.-LADY SUFFOLK
90 again IN The neld-xThursday, May q, e. NJ Purse
s- stoto to ths second horse mile beats host
IN O. 70 wagons. Mr.. helpey enters Lady 8unolk.
w. Wheelan enters Jack Rooster Geo. SpicsP enters
vs. Vermont. 3 Mclaughlin enter. Zachary Taylor; II.
Woodrnh enters b. m. Boston Girl The coming contest
will undoubtedly be great note to the Sporting com
munity a. the interest TIE above horses
has not .ubded Their meeting will doubt be
With fresh laurel. as they in finer condition.
Cars will leave South Ferry Brooklyn for the Conrse at
o'clock M returning "a tbs sports over Fare
each way rs cents. JOHN !. SNEDikER, Proprietor.
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DRY GOODS.

ALFRED EDWARDS & co. HAVE REMOVED TO
n their etorc, No Park place aud Murray street.
fourth door west from Broadway yhero they ofer
stock Gods of their i'm together
with every article in their line, to which they invite tho at
tontioa ofpurchasers.
DICH LACES oNLY.--THE DEPOT OF THE MANU-
N features of Chsnty and Brussels Laces In rererrod
from No. l6 Park place 20 ~ Bs9adwy opposite wsshins
ton place sba1s Sosrf Caps Berthns, founcss, Saeyes
Nsntillas, Wells. Handkerahisfs, So, &c.
JULES DEJCROIx, Agent. No. Il2 Roadway.
DARASoLs.-THE SUBSCRIBER 0FfERS TOR SALE
tho richest styles OF tho lately Introduced Pagoda top
lined Parsso and would call tho attention OF The trade -
The same they uneaualed for richness, being
posed tho ost costly sh and pearl and ivory
i. BcHMB. l3c,svy.,s.k
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- - -
PUBLIC LECTURES.

ID OMANIsM AND REPUBLICASISM lNCOMPAT1-
A beBy tho urgent requcst OF many citizens Rev Mr.
seh will repeat for the benefit of the casper Library
Assoeiston lecture in review Of Bishop Hughes Ca
thoc Chapter IN the History OF the United Sa:es In the
Brcsdway Tabernsce, on Friday evening, May I,
sncncrs at quarter before eight o'clock. Tickets 12k
be obtained of the members OF the AseceAton
7. q. WAGNER, Secretary.
NTATEN lSLAND.-UcN. JACOB J.. TENN, WILL
- deliver address hs evening Mt the Lyecun Staple
ton subject of Building Associations. We sdriss
both laden and geatlcmen who wish TO improve Their Cen
dtion in life, 10 attend. It Is tres TO AL.
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yVHOLEsALE DIVERS AND FAMILIES REQUIRING
w ppre Wines bra udies &c. 1sssted 20 Visit the
cst extensive establish went IN the city, where they can
~ suited with every ausNy, and IN any Quantity a. ~
pe, cent than sorc IN New York W. ~. IN
SERHiIL scrnss 81 BfeoH. and sTcshy strssts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

Q00 HALL LANTERNS. soS SETS oiHANnOIes
wv 700 Solar Lampe. 40 Tlrd Lamps, fey s-ls ~ 4
), REILLY, ,v CARA! rssgsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

ITO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, &o.-A MEDICAL
gc teman about 10 proceed to the West Inlios wishes
70 communicate with wholesale druggist for the pur
Of obtaining present well future plies drugs
and chtmios TO the busness oil druggist and
srothecSry in connection with medical practice. Address
~West Indies" Hofald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NJ OTICET TO TAXPAYERS THE AS sEssMENT ROLLS
XN Of the several wacis e this city will DO open for in
spectiop aud review the coo ~ the Tx
No. New city Hail. from the 9th Of May TO tho 10Th Of
June and all citizens interested requested TO call ana
examine the same lencsn the hoArs Of and o'clock All
yAftcs pcgectng unitss by Of absence the city,
o. schnesf during the entire period above mentioned will
not he entitled 20 relief sbse iuent application to the
Supervisors vi Ls ninen Council.
JONATHAN w. ATTEN,) -
JOHN DE LAMATER, lM
GEO il. PUEsER Soommlssiohcfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

VALUABLE NEWEPAPER FLY FOR ssLE-AyA
nah'e hle Of New York city commercial newspaper
.unu ~ temiannnal volumes, commencing January
EOo and terminating in June, Es for sale Addrs.s nv
letter poet paid to D. o. ~. at the oce OF THE paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

BOUT TEN OR ELEVEN DAYS AGO, THERE WAS
"A black sulky left tho promises Of Patrick Martin,
III Sheriff street The required to call pay tho
charge and take the property 10 will be cold to
pay Tor the advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

VUANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
situation as Nurse .nd Seamstress can cut aud 1T
children drcgsea; would be willing 20 do
and sewing Has good city reference Please call at No.
l22 Twelfth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

suatos - good Cock, and 70 assiss In the washing
lection TO do aundrywoYk Best can be sven
Can be seen for two days. At l72 Sixteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

Wigs and Toupccs-Batchelor's new style
the most perfect imitation ofna;ars
Those wanting superior article should
sailat BATcHELoRS celebrated Wig Factory. No. Wall
street. where lie touHd the largest aud best
- the city. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPrcTABLE
w young woman, as Chambermhid waiter r. sooG
washer end irontr Can give rood city DO
seen Tor No days, a. No. IA Ridge street. arss door front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

WASTED--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
w situation ~ ChnmbeSnaid and waiter or CHAMBER
maid, Washer, and ironer wonla mind children and 10
plain sewing No ob tons to tho country BesS OF sjty
references given TO character and eapaSBty Can ia
for three days. o. Eleventh styss ttwssa AVENUES
sBSH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-06

AAADAME LUTY HAVING LEFT TIE ESTABLISH
NJ OF Mr.. Pcyser in broadway, has opened storo
At NO. street. who're she will cseivc orders for
kinds Of Embr dery and also attend 20 giving lessons in
<Ne sans.
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VIZ nj IA SITUATION AZ COACHMAN OR
w Groom. Porter or Hostler; Ia willing to make himself
generally useful several years experience. Can be
we'll Please cali address, postpaid, l6
Wi ch An be four DAYS.