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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-17
Dog (type) ereL.

Dog (type) erel.
n f. WHITNEY to his friends,
- . This humble notice greeting sends,
To inform them what he had before,
With stock just added his store;
And further, that this Kind OF trade is
Kept up for Gents W III IS La les;
OF Luckets FINE his stock consists,
From twenty dollars, down six;
And being pleased to all suited
He keeps on hand some that plated.
"All is not gold that glitter@,"
Eut he'd say 10 all his ''Sitters'
That when they're filed with good pictures sure
lis hard to tell them from the Simon pure"
But being CHEAP is all the best oft,
And when you Gail, you II learn the rest oft.
He's also Locket Pins and Rings
And LOTS of Cases, pretty things,
Union, Kossuth, Pearl and Shell,
Jenny Lind, Kate Hayes and Jewell,
Port Monnaie, and Papier Mache,
Selling rapidly every day.
Some sing lie and some double,
And TO 'sHow THEM Is NO TROUBLE"
So call at his Gallery on Third Street,
And have your "Picter" "done up BROWN"
st. Paul, Nov. 3, lS53-ti29.
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BRICK SIR kS.sRRICES

MOT in your hats, but Bath Bricks for securing and
~ polishing Knives forks, and all kinds Britannia
Ware, AZ BOND & KELLOGG'S
sod Frame Drug Store, Upper St Paul.
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CATGUT FOR MUSICIANS.

VIOLIN STRINGS, Italian Strings Bass Strings
Qor hshing) Guitar Strings, and II long string Of
9th er Kind OF strings, except strngsall supe-
ror quality full of harmony and the concord OF sweet
sounds just received, and for sale
BOND L. kEiLOGG'S
Upper Town Drug Store
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 GREAT BARGAIN.---530 acres improved farming
"a land, beautifully situated the Little Canada road
five miles from ST. Paul Also l6Oacres prairie and oak
openings, ten miles from town. situate White Bear
iake-pat fenced and broken. Also, 800 acres being
highly improved and well broken farm upon which The
finest crops have been raised this situate lively
miles from town Aiso improved city property, town
lots in 81. Paul and 81. Anthony, aud interests lie
SEeur, Mankato, Shakapee and Euieha City. Apply TO
WIN. BREWSTER. Real Estate Broker.
23-tf 81 and Wabashaw-sis.
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First Arrival of the Season.
THE WORLDS FAIR

now In receipt of Black silks fall pattern Cacoes
superior assortment OF grass bleacled Irish Linens,
Sheetings Cloths, Cassmerss, Taors' Trimmings,
EDWARD KEENAN,.
WORLDS Fair Store, 81. Paul Aug. IS, 1853.
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n nnh ACRES Of choice land in this beauti.
f9OOV full Territory by The spctipn half sec
ton, quarter SECTION, single acre.
900 Acres in the vicinity of st. Paul, near tho
Capital OF the Territory in the midst of country fast
hliing up, and rapidly rising in value.
1000 Acres in the vicinity of st. Anthony Falls
near the greatest water power in the Northwest Tho
, centre of The numbering interest of the Territory
500 Acres near the young and thriving village Of
Manoin, ON the Mississippi river above the Falls,
beautiful country, fast opening to emigration.
700 Acres near and bordering White Bear Lake
splendid sheet of water, noted for beau fu shores
and Inc fish This land OF access nv good roads
and is the first quality OF soil. Beautiful lakes and
streams oi the pures water abound every part ali
well stocked with choice varieties of fish
These lands dlyideJ into heavy timber oak open-
ing and natura prairie forming the most beautiful seem
cry imaginable and presenting the most favorable va.
riety fox the chocs Q! a farm.
HENRY MckENTY.
ST. Paul, NJ T. ApriI 81 ISsa 81 san
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NOTICE TO LUMRERMEN.

VuNhE Subscribers having purchased of the United
- States the Pine Timber Lands situated upon Rum
River and It's Tributaries in Minnesota Territory (with
tue exception oil small quantity purchased by other
parties give notice that person will be allowed to
cut TIMBER upon said lands without first obtaining
permit from US Permits to lumber upon said lands will
De granted on favorable TERMS upon application either
oi us at The American House, ST. Paul, or to William
u. Garland or Caleb ID. Dorr, OF st. Anthony.
WASHBURN a. WOODMAN.
DORIiUS MORRISON.
St. Paul, Nov. Z, l853-2t
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SNCEE..SNCEE.

A III. who are sup to- Snuff" should give a call
IA and try new article of Scotch Maccouba and
Rdppee Snuff in Jars, bladGers and b, the pound. We
the snul.ng public" that il is OF extra quail
ity nicely scented with Tonka Beans and is TO be
" sneezed at" We have also Snuff Boxes, plain and
fancy, TO hold it. Call at BONU& kELLOGG'S,
Upper Town
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AMERICAN SILVER ~V.rTv

FUNE highest premium will be given for Half Dimes
Il Dimes, Quarters, and Half Dollars, at the
MINNESOTA BANKING HOUSE.
Nov 6, 1858. Corner 3rd and Wabashaw Sis
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1 Buy what i like, and I like what
Buy.

1 Buy what i like, and I like what 1
Buy.
/. buy what like, and like what buy,
Whenever purchase from IIyNEMAN's supply;
Ii ask to be furnished from HYNEMAN's new stock,
With an elegant Dress Coat or beautiful Frock,
A suitable garment at Onco meets my eye,
And 81 bur chat I like and / IKE tUAa. bug"
2. In Pants, my wishes equally met,
Whether plaid OF invisible, speckled or jet,
There's not the least hardship in making selections,
When HYNEMAN's pants are brought for inspection,
A choice is soon made, and cannot deny
That / Buy uhat IKE aud IKE rhat buy,
3. With regard to the Vests, at HYNENANs you meet,
never saw any that suited so sweet
The cloth is good, and the style is neat,
That I'm fully borne out when call them complete.
In VESTS like these, not fault descry,
But 81 buy uhGt like, and Ike ,rhat 5uy!"'
4. Concerning the Overcoats, much may he said,
never could wear any Others instead
These wrappers warm and exceedingly smart,
And beautiful grace 10 the form they impart.
And thus with the cheGpness Of IIyNEM,N's supply
81 buy what ike, and l Ike uAat Juy''
THIRD STREET, NEAR JACKSON,
L. the place where is TO be- found
t. HYNENSN
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.ul Iron and Brass Fonndrv

st. Paul Iron and Brass Foundry.
1--WE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in t,s
Il pace formerly owned by {. W. Borup n Co and
haHihg thoroughly reted IL, prepared to furnish
castings oil all descriptions on the terms
MN eearhy shaiting, Boxing ETC., will be executed
J." a. sooa AS can be found in the Western World
Steam Engines and Threshing machines repaired on
snort notice steses G. all kinds furnished with inside
Plates doors, erddes etc. Patterns Of all description,
made 10 order Also Brass COmposition Castings Of
all descriptions; Rabbit metal lining ETC. made Of the
best materials and warranted.
od Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. + CIVSN
ST. Paul Aug. 4. IS53-em
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l.. HY NE VI AN.

A MEXICAN UNION LIFE iNSUR-
"A ANCE COMPA NN.-Capita! $ loo, 0oO-in-
corporated by the Legislature of Ohio. Charter per-
petual. Office No IL, East Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio.
THE company issues policies at the following rates,
for 900 and in proportion for "a larger amount.
Join: Stock Rates. Mutual Rates
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The above for the Whole term of life For
years insurance. The 33l-3 per less.
On the mutua! half only is required III cash
the remaining half i'll premium note.
California Risks taken al extra premium of per
cent
Agents wanted in all the principal places in Mime
sofa. Good rccomne nd atoms required. Address the
Secretary. NJ. u. DEAN Sec'y.
~ 6r,
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S5.OON

wish to purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth of
II Town Lots in the city of 81. Paul The money ,yli
be paid down for property, at a fair price
LEWIS HYNEMAN,
I'd ST, near Jackson.
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Galena City Marble ManufaCtOry.
VyNI undersigned keeps constantly hand general
Il assortment of Monuments, Tomb-sSione Head
Stones which he is ready furnish short notice
Having been three Years engaged i'll this city in
the business, and having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutland, VT, Uarres. and keeping
but the very best workmen hs enabled sell
cheap and give better satisfaction than be given
those sending irresponsible agents from shops dis
lance. My arrangements such that deliver my
work at the very door of my Customers when desired
All work contracted for by my Agent, will be filed
strictly according to agreement.
The undersigned Agent for the sale Of French Burr
Mill Stones, Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys' Grst and Corn
Mills, Mill Irons, Screw Wire. etc.
shop and Ware House, Corner of Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
r. ROSEBROUGH.
Galena Sent q JS53
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DIED.

In -l'r city, on the 18th inst, Mr. James Coulter
Of 'aJisns, IA.
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BAY RI M..BAi RIM.

Oh BONES Bay Rum, an invaluable article for
" bathing the head and Skin, also II choice per-
fume,-waTraned not to produce head aches or fights
like of its relations. On SAFE BY the dozen
or bottle, at BOND d KELLOGG'S
Perfumery Establishment Upper ST. Paul.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

4 NATHCARl, KERN q co, of the above establish,
- meht are sIll holding ont inducements TO BUYERS;
tey are now selling much cheaper than THEY ever
did before, 10 make for their extensive fall styck
(Which they will have early) Their stock of Dry Goods
70 'ie most complete and cheapest in St. Paul and they
Pieuge themselves 10 sell any article in their store
Cheaper than il can be bought above St Louis
Wishing 10 conne themselves TO the Dry Goods bps,
ness III all It's branches, they offer balance Of their
stock OF groceries, hardware aud queensware at COST
and under, TO close them of. The trade would find
great bargains in the above stocks,
ST. Paul, July 20, 1853 II5 -
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WHlTNEY'S GALLERY Of DACCER.
REOIIRES.

w IN ~ 4 u n iIlstkb OF DACl EH%
KEOIf PES.
ME subscriber having recently qde great improve.
ments in the arrangement Of light in his gallery and
having procured the latest improv ed apparatus which
together with his before very superior stock makes the
appointments of his Gallery eqia superior 10 any
III The est is now prepared to execute Daguerreotype
likenesses IN a stvle unsurpassed by any operator
Lille is uncertain, and persons in health should not de-
LAY one moment IN procuring of these
mentos OF lie which, under the wing circumstances
Of final separation Of friends price can purchase
Miniatures taken in any weather and neatly set in lock
cts, pins rings. bracelets large variety of
which are kept constantly band, and new untterns
being constantly received All respectfully invited
To call and examine specimens.
81. Paul, Aug S, 1852. l6-tf
klTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
WIS desirable ground, lying in the most central and
advantageous part OF the basin of ST Paul where
must inevitably be the principal business of the
Town, and affording also choice and delight
III the upon the bench for DIV cling houses is sur,
veyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles IN
disputed ana ihdisuiabie at reasonably low prices, and
upon liberal terms of credit for of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
ditio WIZ bs iurhiaLea "a t4e !Gay saw mill, easy
terms. CHARLES III OAKFS
Agent for PROJECTORS.
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851. IS
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FOR SAT-E

hhh PERCHES Of good building stone for
Il VVV sale al the Quarry or delivered to any
part OF the city. Inquire Of tue subscriber.
mIs-tI EDWARD STEWART
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Is A L ID WIN sc Ill DOL.
INCORPORATED 1853.
FEMALE DEPARTMENT

vENE Trustees Of this school, have employed lady
4 OF experience from Massachusetts,, take ch.rt.
of the female department. and she will be furnished with
many assistants may be necessary. The second
term will commence on MONDAY, the third day OF
October
Until there is department for boys lads under twelve
years OF viii be admitted pupils. Ii expected
that all of those who intend become pupils, will en-
deavor to enter the first day of the No deduc-
ton made for sickness uniGss the pupil is absent
than ten days.
TUITION FOR TERM OF TWELVE WEEKS.
Higher English Course IS 90
Grammar, Geography, History, Arithmetic, and
elements of Natural Science 90
Primary Branches 3 90
The school edce of this department Pearl street
facing the Public Square the Methodist Church.
Applications for admissions be made the teachers
co Il. ID. Neil, Treasurer of the Trustees.
ST. Paul, Minnesota, Sept. Is. 1853. 23-tf
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC
ElANA

FINHE subscribers ia returning their thanks to their
i patrons and the public in General for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
them that they have new machinery and other facilities
to supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
their own mannaC ture among Others all sorts Of Stick
Candy Rose and Burnt Almonds, Cor!anders, Ansse,
Acdulated Fruit, and all other kind Of Drops Candy
and Sugar Toys, &C.. which they will sell by the box
al lower rates. adding freight than it be bought in
Galena or ST. Louis, with the advantage of having a
fresh article Also, French German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
20 REM * kARCIIER.
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THE NEW WORK. RAZAA


MIR. BIZ has returned from the East, with An as
4Vl sortment, which he is now opening, superior I,
any thing heretofore exhibited in ST Paul. Among The
many articles, expressly for the Ladies, all of the
quality and latest fashions be mentioned Ladies
Nus Cape and Collars and largest and best assert
ment of Jewclry, opened in this city, In fact,
the i'azaar may be found all KINDS Of Fancy Goods
suited to the season. Off
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"ROOTS AND YARDS"

NAYE wonder where II E is,-but no matter, we have
Wv plenty of them to take the Old DoctOr's''
place, at BOND n KELLOGG'S,
IIpper -. Paul.
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UDAISED at the celebrated Shaker Gardens al Union
HI Village, near Lebanon Ohio Just received and
for sale in quantities to suit customers at the
lap2sl ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
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Wines and Liquors.

REY a. MAY will, however, remark en- PEASANT, tina,
they do pretend sell cost; indeed they intend
To make a reasonable profit in or Der stand up and
accommodate Their patrons good many years to come
st. Paul, June l6 lS52-u
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HER BS--Y ARBS AND HERBS.
EEERBS of all kinds, from "Summer Savory" TO
4 Winter Preservation for sale by the quantity
BOND Il KElLOGG'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-29
Death of Edgar A. Pee.

: 44 f A correspondent of . western paper says lha PoE from the spirit land, through amedinm, thus describes his own exit from sai,h. hies tAie imitation of 'The Rayen;" t's. 'aa'a \ N. < : a First harp of thrilling numbers. X.
 No1sed me gently rom ny slanabefs. st9a aA And issl0ma sEsM ( Usa9tssE .o Ger a.'al. ny waking sp'flt s.esliag, F " inits music swset, revealing d.'. sFs'& ssss a e Heavens own. sn ai kAa@sA Than abeiae, pure and holy. s8 essai grs Through . door retiring slowly, sa
 Half disclosed
 To my soulis enSaplured vleiOn, N'4 NJ @aag Those eisfnal 6eIds Eiysian sa6g afs8
 Where the blessed in full fruitiop, N. There Scp0sed. \ Then being, fairer, brighser. { < <. 1S }@ Eoulething snlaiier something lighter, ansda And wish Fai!nent pufsr, Whiiess V 6tsA ( fY Cone n yisy-. N ssa8ss
 Gaxing back from whence she siarted- -es Twss. ny lost. my iosinR hearted,
 Well knew! s
 Fer moment fhen she fingers.
 And the beautiful whiie 6ngers @7 Of Eeu0fe TT sk t
 Gv eep acFoss ihe haFp e shininR < .ssi
 Which the angels left reclining f@s sGainst the door.
 Then, as if some word receiving,
 HalE doubt. yes half believing Y " s4sS NJ Gazed aFonnd-- gN s0 Ag And as once she saw and knew me,
 And at once she came unto ss0 sssE ass < < With hound. 0hs the rapture of that meeting, ts ss Ot that hlessed spiris greeting sal
 lsto Inorsals . q unknown;
 Ihey can, never, ill they pass the deet tsEaat daFk Fiser, 8ss 9.F8 97s NF Al. N tas Which diyides this world forever, 4
 From our own
 Compsshend how hessss once blieh,ed ,a
 Tn world by sin beniehted, M, ss Are tpfeser fe-Gaited
 Of that river. brightly glowing. aa
 From eternal toanlaIns AowinR, Whsre she tree q liie is growing, Etis w&sh kyesmore s4 sAgN&g sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-29
1tered cur.s and hsavg 5IoW Waa lI,s ,o6lv

tered curse and heavy blow vas the ohly response tp her affectionase appeal. and shs fell heavily 10 the Hoorse ssss.
 sas' There F grOwlcd the, ipilian, las he reeledstowaFGs his bed. take that and nov (Gk) you'll whine and preach to me again. ss ssift lis' Man nnonster that can tniii his COWS ard strength against dsfencelsss woman
 beings whom our God confides in se- curity tocnr love- beings vouchsaled us to temper uniaery with their sweet and plastic sympathy, whose smiles can rob |adsessiiy of aits gEimmest terTors, whose love brings patience 10 the bed Of suffer. ing, whose spirit can requicken expiring hope, and breathe new life and vigol through Tho victim of despair l s
 Such reader. was iho tlrunkard is hpme Such is the home of lhousands whose measnreless deprayity and base sslfsl,. ness sacrifice fheir health. their faniiIy. their substance to this pernicious thirst "a shitst guilty as it is unquenchabls. criminal as it is destructive, and dss.ruct- i've n it is detestable .'s' . 3s M N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-29
We :ell our heaiTlls throb at ,he hound

We :elt our heaFls thEob at the sound Eof those words; The audience looked
 ai each other without speakihg and the [iurynnsn muteiy exchanged elahEes, as
 the appropriate quotation carried iGs thoF- to their hearts. Then followed m nd !. dress which for is pathetic elDquence,
 we have never heard excelled. It's inilu
 ence was like magic. We saw the gull, y accuser leave lhS room in fear of per-
 sOnal sviolsnne.9 The prisoner looked lhopefnl--lle mother smiled again, and before its conclusion, there vas not an eye in court that Mae not moist. The speech affecting 0 that degree whicl,
 causes tears 1t held its hearers spsll-
 bound.E < g4easI N hasssasaac3 a@a ls The little time that was necessary lo ltranspire before the verdict of the jury
 coulG De learned, was peliod of great
 anxiety and suspense. But when their
 whispering consultation ceased and those
 happy words. Not guil,y.' came from
 the foreman; they passed ikea thrill of electricity from lip tc lip--the ausfere. dignity sof the court, was forgotten and not voice vas ihere. that did not join the acclamations that hailed the Ind . res lease M NsSKs sss
 The Lawysr's Grst pies wasa succssss
 fal one. He vas soon lavcfise, and
 now represents his district in lbe coua- els of the nation. The lad had never ceased his greaiful temembfances --and sse. by the affecting scene herein attempt
 ed to Do described. have often been led to think how manifold greater is the crime of the tempter than that of the tempted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-29
u GfaAA sall in. : Ceal IF.

iN
 "A Travelles Under Ground, thus de. scrihcs Ian ensestainmeit which came off recently in an English coaI-mine
 K The balI-foom was situated 1t . depth of neariy one thousand one hundred feet
 below tho surface of the earth. and vas ! in tho shaps q tho letter I4. the width
 being fifteen feet. and sle base twenty. two feet. pefpendicnlar height forty-eight
 feet. Seats we're placed on ths sitss Of the ball room the floor was dried and 5 flAggsd, and the whole place was hfil~ liantly iIluminated wilh lamps and cans dies. The company began so assemble in appropriate dresses, about hsIt pet nine n tIie morning a0a continued III one in tho afternoon.
 The men engaged ii the w6sks their wives and daughters. sad swsstheAsls, several neighboTs and llleir wives, she proprietoss and agents uitli tkeir ladies and sundry fsienda of boih sexss, rho had courage to avaiI thsmselses q the ! alllhess gradually found their way to the bolton ci inc shafts Im,nor ,diaisly sn lbsit arrival there they pfce cscded 10 the extremity q the dfilt 6f inc coal. lcoal neyef kaS ' Whise face. though it sometimes has clean iace ih miaing langnage. where eaeh hewed . piece IF e1Ni as Szeinento 6k ihe hals and then rssasnsd io the bull reo.1. Aa sooa e q safIisiens nsmbssEeg
 guests had Asssrnblsd, lAneing eozsnssls Acesi. and wAs eoaiianed Wilh01t infss mission until thsss ia ths ffttf4pon3 No disti5efion was made aua0a8 the knesta and born and hred lasliss jpined in \ een- sral dance nish hotp md brs1 pismsns dapghlesa. All uaw returned in safely and n nice, efesn aild nelI lined haskets 10 she upper regions. deliRhted Miih sks Amusen1cnls ia which they Ind been el~ eared. A loeai bS6d 0f mipsrs As4sir eiaIis was n aItsndaasts aad she plk sss 6.lea with mnsic md nssIlq.en'. he
 iandiEed aenen pever leokeA k1 z1rnY nIid so naY. kk
 Refseshmenia wesa uef lusn&sisz t61 punch. and mAll EQ1eE eI III 1,4&z &zl1 dispeased U zb6naH Il &Ss sIiE,i|. led lhet kNe end 6ssS hundred ssisk&A mcrS rl SSeht. 2nd Ikas ks<rI4 azt kAIf 8k lheln ueFo iefn |s2 N Ia&rl hS Ilsosihs herea Int Ite Fl IrS s|ean. rrspeEp1 sn& haE &t b&<A NtfA&d ea s&ek Ma tInnke and 1&( ssHz ..kM q. Afd Sfslt z W
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-29
Aiyvays ep shs lso.

H lhere is any thing that m American likes better .han politics. it is moving He is he most resllsss person in the world, ard is neyer % happy II when he is going !. sonewhers else ? This unsasy disposition runs through ali the ysrious sradss U society. andssi ahown as prom insnsly 1T the milIionsiy aS in ihs pIoushman. We II want C put o1t and see .lkings not so mach . bslles 6uf condition, ss U minis.er sc oas lose U sxeitsmsas snd nosslsy. Al lrsssd v oss Ia smislsss6 sisi.s i;nsss iIs ysds yssss liA fissl szEns ifsn CoaHsesisss to xsw Y0sEs
 iaam Nsw York hs tRsnt ao Oiio-~siter c six me9lhs fetiasnes in 0hias he pifeksd Ais tsns i,, lcra; " leii IoNa fer Wiscoaain. ard Wiseon- ein fos oregons Ry Rsxs spring we expsef to hear thal he has nonnied i dBg cnt, and ses III fpg China or Japan, while we shail noi be spr- pgised a keaF,b me autumn Of ls55, ihai he has established in CenlraI Asia. and opened | Isstausans ip.ihs principal s.rsst in gssdad
 mN&@ ssF& Sg3 s4$& &zM ss444& sg<Fs94Et A1 #ss