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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-22

SrorPING TRAIN OF CARs-AN AMUSING
ScENE.-The supervisors in the several
towns through which the Boston and Albany
railroad passes have recently levied a tax
upon the company for the entire cost OF their
road in this State. This the company has
refused to pay, and the parties are contesung
its legality. 1t appt ars that the tax collector
of Schodack, not satisfied with the tardy
process of law, undertook 10 bring about a.
speedy settlement, by stopping the Saturday
morning train from Springfield, at the Scho.
dack station. As soon as the train reached
the place the collector mounted the platform
of the first car, and, in an audible tone OF
voice, said "Gentlemen, attach this tram
these cars are mine; men, block the
wheels!" On giving this order some TWEEN,
4 (, five or thirty persons set to wefK anu
placed bits of wood on the rails between the
wheels of the cars. While they were en-
Gagged in obstructing the track, MIR. Gray, the
Superintendent of the company, in the name
ofthe company demanded the tax gaihefer
70 show his papers by which he assumed
the right to stop the United States mail.
After some clubbing, it turned out that he
] had nothing of the kind, and that he had as
sumed the power. Quite Imaginable scene
ensued. The superintendent directed his
men to remove the distractions, and the tax
gatherer called upon every man in the cars
and ON the ground to assist him in retaining
: possession of his property--the train OF car;
and locomotive. After slight detention
the distractions were removed, and the trair
passel. amid the cheers of the passengers ant
the train passed, amid the cheers of TIT
. spectators, who had assembled in consider
:. able number at the depot to see the sport
. We don't know how much power is given to
: collector ottaxes, but we are inclined to tn
l. belief that he assumed too much when b
# attached the train. AT all events the ques
g ton will be soon tested, we understan
= that legal proceedings will b. CONNIE nee
: against the collector, and each and ever
e person who assisted him in OBTAINING tn
J. train.-[ Albany (N. W Journal
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The 81 ding Scale in Corv~...

Inc total want of dignity in the House o.
Csngress has been unfortunately moi only
co'n'no" SUBJ ct remark in our own coun.
try, but subject for the contemptuous sneers
Of foreign RS who visited orr halls Of yar;.
iaiion. Taeprrssnt session appears ,s,,;
cuiirlg m irked by,a total absence of al, 10
gIsIa'Ive df97ity and decency. The Demo.
cratic majority in that branch, strong in their
strength, aud flushed with their late p,r,v
triumph, ride rampant over the interests con.
hded TO their care. We had hoped. however
our Representative, inasmuch as he poss.ss
ed no particular ability for good or bad. wouId
at least, in happy medium of nothincness
o'have himself in proper manner, and if he
could be remembered for no virtue, he mioht
at itas, be forgotten willingly for no vice or
vicious act. But read the following. We
extract from the regular proceedings of the
House on the sth, as published in the N. v
Herald. Alter describing kind of mussv
deba e the proce .diigs saw
Excuses were then made far tho .h.
ices ohr ma married wife, another had
'u was SICK, fourth had |
hurt his leg, and so on, and it was ;nc;dan,
ally stated that the Clerk of the Hons. r;,,,'.
a pleudiJ party Tonight. e'
DIR. ORR moved that the Sergeant.
Arms comfei the absentees to attend
MI McMCLLES moved to amend by omen.
ing the DOR To allow gentlemen To come
in. ~ So"e
Mr. STANTON (renn.) moved further 10
amend oy rectng the Srrgeant-at Arms to
ws Tomorrow morning.
Mr DEAN moved the previous quest IN. for
the reason, he said, that the gentleman rr,u
Tennessee was in the same CONDITION as him
sell, having an engagement with u lady for a T.
party.
Dir. STAsTos's amendment was DISAGREED q
TO-
The question was taken on Mr.. Orr's mo- I
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ARRIVAL OF THE srEAmEw
sr st,s
sEaS
A NJ E r &c A.
The America left LiyerpooI S,,n,d,u

ling. 'u'''y even
The great reform banquet took Marc =,
Manchester on the 81, George Wilson nr.s;
Ding. Golden in his speech offered RI he,
tl,O00 against shilling that Napoleon woulg
never invade England Mr., Brotberton tool
the bet, land bound Golden in legal contrac,
to the full amount.
The Queen of Spain proposes to preson,
the French Emperor with an imperial crown
The Duchess OF Aban sends an OFFERING of
beautiful Andalusion horses.
Paris had resumed its accustomed c,,;o,
ana The Emperor and Empress had retired ~
Saint Cloud. y" Gu 70
:, The Ministers are giving fetcs in honor Of
the marriage.
The couple are TO commence bonse boon
ing upon most magnificent style.
The Empress bestowed ;aroe SIMS 70 .h,
ny and the Emperor proposes TO purchase ON,
o' ms private fund the diamond necklace
Va'9ed at 100000 francs, offered by the city
OF Par's to his wife. He also proposes bpild.
ing palace at Marsei'les it is said also ono
at each OF the principal towns in France. 10
reside In each alternately, commencing next
summer.
May. p'1'e 4"
IL Is tie opinion that the Ministry will be
nodihed' and that of the present cabinet cnlv
ne ducal Minister OF Marine, and Fond
olinister OF State, will remain.
These charges are locked forward to as mr.
porting the expression of the opinion that n
european war is inevitable.
The London Morning Advertiser saws
'ackage OF eight private letters were stolen
rom the Einperor's private apartment, and .
NJ mat su spicion rests upon Mrs. Howard
. u" n ietters, IT is said. mplicate the first men
: rance. 800 600 francs reward is offered
Or their recovery.
70 80, k'A.-The marriage of Napoleon has
,'A'eu great sensation aud offenca at Vien-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II, MEDICAL COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT
The com mcncemcmt of she Evansville Medical Coll ge
for the corferrlng of Degrees will be held at the Meth
odist Church on Frida, Evening, Feb s5ih.
The address 20 tan graduates will be delivered by
prof. Mcdowell. Ths pubic generally invited 10
-, feb22
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Grin New York some IL persons have
been hanged during the last year. sever al
more arranged and convicted of capital crimes
have received sentence of imprisonment Tor
life; three have had the punishment OF death
committed for imprisonment for life
The above account may present deplora-
BILE picture of morals, which indeed 1t does,
but when we reflect that the city Is the re-
ceptacle of the human dePravity of all ma
tons of the earth, besides population oil
] OF over half million, the per cen'age OF
capital crimes will appear qnite d'ininutive'
In most of the above cases, (where the
wretches expiated their crimes) on the gal
lows their dying declarations have been the
most unqualified protestations of their inno
cence, charging crime and perjury on othel
parties.
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~ LIBRARY NoTICE.-An her ous h,r;,. hoo,.
In their possession drawn from the vandarur-, c,,
Library, pre- !ioas TO my taking charge Of the same mr.,
requested to return them Immediately 10 me a, Tho M
nee OF TIC Railroad Company. isnccessary that these
Books shond be returned forthwith 10 settle the old
Librarians accounts. JOHN L. MARTIN,
feb2n Ii,,,.-,a
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rRINTs ar EASTERN COST

WE INVITE the attention OF our customers and the
w trade to oar stock Of Prints, consisting Of
Merrimacks, Amercan rr.ht Horhs,
Cochecos Globe Printing Company,
IIamiiton's II W Sprague's,
Man,he ster Print Works, Philip. lien u Sons,
Washingtons, Duhbeli q LOS,
And all the various styles of American manufacture
which we offer AID viii sell tn oughout the season or
at ano lowest prices they ire sold by tue
agents In New York, philadelphia. Boston or baltimore
JAMES LOW * CO..
fehls Az Main ST., Louisville. XIV.
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Us Barney Williams and wife made sI1..
wv during 10 -ir recent engagement At Nsw
orleans, lasting thirty-fve nights and end;n~
on the 3Oth ultimo. 'S anu endins
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F"This little fellow" said Martin Luz
Their of little bird going to roost, "has cho-
sen his shelter, and is quietly rocking himself
to sleep without care for-morrow's lodging
calmly holding by his little twig, and leaving
God 10 hint for HIM"
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OF The Masonic fraternity of New Or
leans have purchased the Commercial Elk
change in tina; city for $4,000.
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Remember the Grand Soiree to.Eight at
osler Hall, it will be a brillan. entertain
ment.
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GOO ooo oome OF the brokers at Paris make
S % monthly in mere commission on the
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mas scofned The rawlings of The mob, and tbs
ultra cries OF factions, which at times souoh,
70 array The country in opposition. Pursu.
ing az undertaking course, governed by stric,
'ectiiude, and aiming only at the right not in
asingie Case has it been made to swerye from
lis path, by the camors OF those, who from
itrh personal or party ends, or to emba,
russ The progress of that policy which, must
ultimately secure The approval of the peo.
PIE would gladly have injured what every
ed 1"' aui'''r-
- much for the Fillmore administrators
The best policy of the Pierce administrator,
viii be to initiate. 1t cannot excel Let :,
but leave the great Republic where it finds
IT. honored and respected abroad, prosperous
In every attribute at home, and at peace. with
all natiOns-and the people will accord 70
IL aiii deserves, any with that gratitude viii h
'hekepublic's great heart must now swell on
me eve Of the close Of the Fillmore admins
traiion.
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Pet. for Cenreyanes.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

THE undersigned world invite the attention OF the
i public TO the large assor,nen Of Buggies, Rocka-
ways suIkies &C. whicicis constantly receiving from
the ,nanuf set ory of ID. Woodruff, Salem, G
He has hand two Extra Fine kockaways, one
Phi, ee Albert together with other varieties of Open
and Top Begyies.
Ordersfor Carriages every description promptly at
tended TO. Heb ~ JOHN HEALf' agent
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w IN TIE n.

n uuauon as Gle rk or salesman by a Gentle man of
s"ou qsancaiio for either. Or Clerk ON S,n m
noai; the best OF references can be given.
Address w. N. W., Evansville Hotel. febiaav
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seuINc DRY aOoDs-les3

TTNHE subscriber having removed to No. ]e Main 81
i are now receiving their Spring purchaser. emorse.
ing large and completes variety of Staple Dress ana
Fancy Gools. Their stock is and beautiful, has
been selected with great and will be sold at me
very lowest prices. Country merchants are respect
fully invited to call aud examine.
j. DANFORTH SON,
:. No. 4sa Main ST., between nh and 9Th,
febi5- am d&w Louisville, Ny.
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| TUSF RECEsvED-
% pes ench Drap D'Ete
cases Queens Cloth
do Oxford mixed Cloth
10 pcs black Serge assorted.
pcs Satin Decline do.
e5 pcs Satin vrsting do
~ pes black Mode do
5casrs Delaines. plair eoors,
,5 DO Linen Gnehams. plain colors
s.Ia h. pcs uo''ed swiss assorted. received and for
r, os JAS. Low CO.
-- AZ Main street Louisville Ky.
Ml shChS OF Bran and Shorts lust received and
~ LOT sale at Is eeBis pr b'ishel delivered.
~ COOKS Family Grocery.
TENNEssEE MONEY bought bv
S.ha, y. r. GILBERT q CO..
Sycamore ST. near Water.
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NEW YopK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOp c.Su

NJ i IL q hNisELY, Gate Myers. Spydam & Kn;se.
as - t;r .o"s my to The interest OF patrons as we'll
s,.,ii,g 80, nave adopted ths Popular Trade of
sn'ws tnst where goods sold for rAsn on thev
c,; 1e , anorded much cheaper than where eeperai
"a iat the Trade ger orally win call and give as
Our stock consists Of
Silks IJ;,t~
Sh,w,. ifibbons Dress Goods
CIoy.s iHces White Goods
F,sn.h v Urapes Pongee H'dkrs
Which ~. "s 9 bombazine Alpaca. &C., &c
~ we pie'ige ourselves sell from ten to feIps
- iower than the usual credit prices al the old
~ inu NO. Ivy Broadway. corner Of Liberty e.
x,,o JAMES MYERS.
-eol<-Sm WI LIAM kNlSELY.
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n rACKEREL.--s5 packages assorted numbers In
N barrels half barrels aud kits Tor sale Iy
~ Is. L. GILBERT & CO.,
f.h,o Sycamore Of, near Watef.
SITE OF =, y Z D eaSn;y s.. In Vacation
pupa an CIRcUIr CouRT, April Term, A. ID. 1853

ST .TE OF INDiANA, 50. In Vacation.
Vanderburgh c0unty.i
SiIas G Stevens,
Wellington Norton,
Sarah H Norton,
Juiienne Stephens,
Francis stephens, Z Pet. yeF Se"0ey@Hes'
Thos stephens.
George Schnee, and
- Ann Eliza Schnee.
TT appearing by the affidavit of VIM Green, dsin
aid We,npton Norton, Sarah H. Norton and Julienne
STEPHENS are not residents of The State OF lndiana
Now therefore, the said Wellington Norton, sasah "a.
norton and Juenne stephens are hereby notlned o.,
The per dancy this petition and that unless they pc anu
appear before the Judge of the vanderbnrgh Sircut
Curt on the first day of the next term Thereon 10 DC
held al the Court House the city OF Evansv lie Oh the
third Monday in April next then and there in said court
to plead, answer or demur 10 said Peuuoh, 'e sano
~ mi Ia. heard and determined in their absence
Witness JACOB LUNKENHElMER,
febl93w Clerk of Marlborough Circuit Z oaft.
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FRESH FRUITS AND FANCIES.
TUST received per steamer Reindeer, and for sale
j cheap:-e0 Ia II bxs Oranges, suitable for hmies
25 boxes NJ Raisins,
boxes fresh Lemons,
/ case fresh Figs,
Frale s Almonds,
case Brandy Cherries,
do do Peaches,
do do Pears,
50 boxes assorted Pickles, to all OF which
we the att enon Of the trade and those In want Of
delicacies ffebI4l FOSTER BROWN.
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SHE FITS SALE.
Rf VIRTUE OF FIVE writs of cend emo fore I'm f,,,o
ID of Ben Siinson. one In favor of Tboms R 20, vi
on: III OF John X Wilcox and M favor OF h
a'e w ndsna and all against Thomas Hall J issued
gu. OF The office Of the Clerk OF the Vand.rburcb
Gun oourt, ard to me directed. will On Wed1.sSr
tne 9,i ia! OF March, ID. 1853 between the hon. ~
~ o.. lock NJ and 0 O'Clock NJ OF said d.v =, ~. vi
oor oil the Court House in the city Evansville IND
s 70 SAFE the r.ns Issues and profits for the r
VIZ he e. ST half Of the northeast auarter S 20
40 IN tow"ship No. G.. south of Range No 10 ~so,
H. " ane .ncenn.s land district, and in defanl, Of
20 sas said wriss Of rend erpo and will At the
estate. PIE OF said real
febl2 Sber;f Of -, .. ERhY,
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NEW lBO KS

NJ u..! LUCK c OF Barry Lyndon, by Thackery;
w Enc and other TAILS, Icy Mrs. Hentz.
Cheie IONS Cabin. cheap edition;
" -1 ioo, we'@ e' Just received AMI for sale
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HYpRopArHY.-This theory of treating
diseases is attaining widespread attention.
Institutions have been erected in the vicinity
of the large cities for the especial cure OF
diseases by Hydropathy. Newspapers, ad-
vocatng the theory and practice, are attain
ing the most extensive circulation, and cures
enough have been effected by it to show
there is some good in the system at all events
and probably great deal. However, we
claim'no intimacy with it, and make no re-
concentrations. But Dr. Wood, all expert.
cnced IIydropa'hic physician, as he claims
has taken up his residence among lis, and IN
yites the attention Of the public to his water
cure system. His card will be found in an
other column.
I IT'S 70 UT - - Il
did not help him; hs is still weak and ha
some inflammation of tie lungs, besides sui
'e''ng ''ererely from the effects of his late at
tack of pleurisy.
GA man whom DR.. Johnson once ron,ov.
cd ior following useless and demoralizipo
business, said in excuse:
You know, doctor, that must live. ~
Inc brave old hater of everything mean
and hateful, coolly replied that he did not see
the least necessity for that"
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nm, 100 bags choice, just received pes
S. L. GILBERT & Co.
""s Sycamore ST., Watc..
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EVANSVILLE BOOKSTORE.
IUST RECEIVED by Express.
~ Grahain Magazine for March:
Godey's Ladies Book for March,
'eoii SAMUEL LISTER.
EVANsvILrE BoCK ST. RE.
JUST RECEIVED
- quires Medium and Cap Blank Books:
dozen Ac~ordeons:
dozen Vioiins:
iivoh Boards and Thermometers
i0o-i SAMUEL LISTER
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FLOUs AGENCY

FLOUs AGENCY
Nv nave taken the Agency of the ..Frarcisco Mill >,
a"a snail be constantly supplied with 4; rerv eh;,
arHee y tfour, which will sell for Ca n ON d,.iiv
~ s a. "a oe'g Io1 price. s. GILBERT e. CO,
Syc. near Wafer
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cry OF gvANsVILLE:
TUESDAY MoRNING::::;FEB. %, 1853


The inauguration Day is but two weeks
of. when President Fillmore will relinquish
the posirion he has filled with such distin-
puished ability, and with such honor to him.
self md rty, and retire to the walks OF
private lie. Certainly blessings, the bless
ings OF d grateful n ltion, should follow MIN
~ his retirement. Never since the days OF
Washington. his an administration gwen
more ge ,eral satisfaction to the people. Inc
wisdom Of his people < never deceived Tor
long period. The mass, under the heat ana
stir of excitement, may for brief time err
in their Judgment. but cooled by time and re-
Election, their decision il inlallble Tor the
good. the wise the right. That their APP
,roval has been accorded the administration
ol President Fillmore, no one can Doubt
Even the bitter party press arrayed against
everything pertaining to The Wing party at
ter " inly seeking to oppose this evident ap-
proval, and by SANDER and vituperation to
weaken the character of this administration,
by attacking the Justice and wisdom OF Its
acts, have been compelled, with but lew ex'
captions, to acknowledge the honesty, hrh'
ness. patriotism and ability, of President FIJI
more.
In critical review of every act of the ad'
minist-otion now drawing,to close, We
doubt whether a single act for which j
might BE- held responsible, can be iound
that might correctly be termedan error
On the contrary. everything appears TO nave
been done with sin lie ely to the benefit o
the people and the glory of the nation
Strict aud impartial justice, not only to I'M
country, but to ihose foreign nations W.T.
which we are bound by the links of amt
ana peace, has been prominent feature
the history OF t. is administration. Indeed
the principal attacks Of its enemies have bee
founded ON the fact, that President F'llmor
has been better pleased to govern his Pohc
by strict justice to foreign powers than
use the strength OF the nation to comm
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OA man whom DR.. Johnson once reproy.
cd Tor following useless and demoralizipo
business, said in excuse.
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( loDFiSH Is boxes in fine der for sale by
c,.,o >. h GILBERT IL CO..
'No" Sycamore 81, near Water
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BREAD! B6EA d.!
SIOR.

TINE FOURTH QUARTER of the Excelsior Engisn
i aud Classical school will commence ON Monday
tue 18th inst additional pupils can he received
Physiology has Teen added TO the former list OF ssudirs
aud will be continued regular branch. Aliexefif<s
ms usual will be coudus regard to The
---~-. ., |" JAMES GREENE.
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LAMPS! LAMPSu .-5--
THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly On hand and
Il fos sale Lamps OF all kinds, descriptions and pr,ces
together with Wicks. Globes. Shad-s. Chimney. r.
d., BY JOHN c. DEvEREUx, Jr - -
fsbs Main st. between First and Second.
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WALL PAPER HAne1nes. eoRDEHs

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.--io hhds fair just receive
N ed and for sale by S. 4. GILBERT ~,
fcb9 Sycamore street EAR Water
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
5ebrlldr g..
Sefentlt6e genbu.

9(uf Mcntass ben 29iten Setruar, ,im 12 llbr
Wittass, iollen ant Saule pes llnterscihneten in
Ster.Slu:Cna Saunidp, 0eda Gauntp, fplscns
De teweslide artifel auf Hfsntltaer 8enbu sers
fauft fperbet, ramltt
3mei quite Mt6tii9e, Elm guII, spei S6wrtne,
brei gEd9en, 9frroe9eIttrr fir 9ferpe, Drelh>
maIdihs unb Yferbesepalt, cine 5uttereSbneibs
WaIdtre, 9fIise mO Ggse, 9abSi, ScGSdltttsn,
Sperrs unp &iibs 8etten, 5eu> ullp @dl.@ .@ateln,
Serner: 3rrt Better unp Gfttiapen, ,wrt
SdrSnfe, 9ii6e unb ShibGe, 8ruatreff, glitter,
Stdnrer rup 5aBer, umb font nod pitle 5auS,s
gauerirs unb &ii6en.@ n.@erdtbIdaften su tpritlauf<
ti9 81 mrlpen.
Die Sspinsaneen ttt SerfaufStd9e itnb 9luf.
tpartim9 Spn Saepb gebber.
s5ebruar 9. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
Sefentli0e 9Sen6u.

Dirnfdgs BEN 1ten na6feu Rdrs, INN 10 llbr
gcrmttass, IpGlen am 5aule hes tlnteTdrietenen,
In 9lcrpwtettbaa aa,mf6P, 2eda GauntY, fol.
senpe glrtfel Sfentltb Serfauft merben:
Gin Bureau, &iidati6ranf, 9iId nnb Statfe,
Better unb Settlaprn, eiierne SeGel 2 S6peine,
unsefabr 100 9f,mp Shnial;, ette Yteblfiitf, 2
9eitert, S6uttarren, cine SuantitGt S4utletltet,
10 ipie cine srrbe 9Iusipatl Suus. unb Riidease>
ratbe, gu ,tmitanpl6 ;u melpen.
Die Serineun9en am SertaufStase unb auf.
!partn9 pcn
8illidm Sebler.
5ebrtar 8. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-02-09
5ebriar 8.
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