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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17

LEANDER d. STEVENSON. ROBERT L. WHITE
STEVENSON & WHITE,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
No. So College st. NashvUe, Tenn.
WE have now in Store and will continue to receive
wv til assortment is complete the largest and best
assorted retail stock Of goods in the city consisting of
ny article usually found in dry goods store Our buyer
remained in New York until the last of March, which give
the advantage of designs in many goods which
to be found any other house the city. We respect
fully request friends and the public generally
goods before making their purchases viii sell
low for cash to punciual dealers on time.
APPLY BIG STEVENSON & WHITE
Shelbyvile Expositor copy.
DOY,S HALF HOSE.--We have Just received lot
ID OF Cotton half hose for Boys.
mays MYERS McGILL.
CUGAR.-2o0 Hhds Louisiana Separations grades
- For sale by april 2s w II GORDON & co
likely NEGROES FOR SALE.-A No. /
IL Cook, Washer and Ironer, about Ss years old;
y" Girl, from 1st IS years old;
~" Boys, IL 16
Apply TO [may2l GLOVER BOYD.
GRAHAM BREAD.-Graham Bread for disnep-
VI tics, can be had every other dayat
my4 RAIN IxON'S.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17
SCIENCE OF THINGS FAKrLIAR.

SCIENCE OF THINGS FAMILIAR.
By DR. Brewer. The object of this book is TO explain
scientifically and in the most concise and ineligible
ner about 900 questions of the phenomena of
Life. contains of useful information never be-
fore collected in 50 convenenta shape.
For sale by mays JOHN YORK co.
JOHN work. a. 70 ara Aeon,s Cor tls slloyv;n,,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17

FUTURE SALES.-lssS.
June IA, Is and 10. July II, IL and IA.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17

CUNDRIES-
- 200 feet Gum Elastic Water Hose;
$50 feet Gum Elastic Gas Pipe;
20 doz Ely's Patent Gun Wads;
40 Baldwins /"
rs Mason's Blue and Black Ink;
100 Mason's Blacking
$50 gross Round Wood Box Matches;
10000 feet Patent Safety Fuse;
200 packs Solid head Pins;
100000 boxes G. d. Gun Caps
With many other articles in store and for sale very low,
for Cash A. MORRISON & CO.,
mayl3 Corner Square and Deaderick SITS.
EANSI FANS!!-
IL 10 doz Fine Feather Fans;
20 Fine and Common Spanish Fans;
100 Papers Fans;
For sale very low by A. MORRISON co.
mayl3 GB
UNDRIES.-lOok kegs Nails, assorted Sizes
- so boxes Langhon a Armstead's Tobacco, very SUI
perior
20 barrels Tar;
Is doz boxes Lexington Mustard;
1000 lbs Bacon, suitable for family use;
25 gross ofbox Matches;
few barrels of that old Whisky. Also, few hhds
of fine clarified Sugar together with general assortment
Groceries wholesale RETAIL at No. 80 College street
| opposite Sewanee House. Imayil r. +. BELL.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17

- ON WEDNESDAY, the first day of June W
H; next will offer at public sale, for the pro- -
prieors number of beautiful Lots of Land,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17

NNE HUNDRED BARRELS ST. LOUIS
" FLOUR have just received a hundred barrels
superfne -four, cho ice brand
rmpl29 SAMUEL SEAY.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-05-17
FOR MALE AND FEMALE.

And by all Druggists in every in the State of Ten
nessee, and all the Southern and Western States
may lin tWW
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Gbe Faumer.
A Small Horse.

The Arguments may Ill be in favor
OF great size, hit the f,te's are I'LL the
other way Large horses are more
liable to stumble, and to be lame,
than tho Sc Of mallle Size. They are
c!am;y, anl cannot Gil themselves so
qiick.
O7ergr5w anidis.ls. Of all descrip
tioas. are less useful in most kinds
Of business, and less hardy than those
Of smRller size Ii theory is resort.
ed TO ii order 10 determine such
qlestiols, We suggest to the lovers OF
overgrown animals, the following: :
'rhe largest Of any class is an unnat-
ural growth They have risen above
The usual mtrk, and it costs more to
keep them in that position, than it
would we're they mors On leyelwith
their species
"FDllow palur I, ? IS . rule not e
he forgotten BY farmers. Large men
are not the best Tor business. Large
cows are not the best for milk
Large oxen are hot the best for travE
cling! Large hogs are not the besf
to flttea best, and large hens are mol
the hens 10 lay eggs.
Extremes are to be avoided. w
want weh formed animals, rather that
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Cutting Timber.

If olll. hickory or chestnut tiInber
is felled in the eighth month, Au
gust) in the second running of the
sap>and barlled. quite 4 large tree
will season perfectly, and even the
'wigs will rem i'm sound for years;
whereas, that Eut in winter, and re-
mining until next fall, Gas thick as
ones wrist,) will be completely sap
rotten, and almost useless fur any pur-
pose. The ho, s yf tne oak split in
to rails will not last more than ten or
twelve years. Chesnnt will last lon
ger, but no CO mparison to that cut
in the eighth month Hickory cut
in the eighth u lonth is not subject TO
be worm eaten, and viii list Il long
time for fencing 6. !.
When commenced firmIng in
1902, it was the practice to cut i'm
Der for post-fencing in the winter
White oak pos Is and black oak rails,
cut at that time. found would not
lAst more than ten or twelve years
In the year 1903, commenced cut
ting fence timber IN the eighth
month. M4nyrof the oak rails cut
that year are yet sound, as well as
most of those form ed Of chestnut. If
the bark is not taken off this month,
however, il will peel of itself the
second or third year, and leave the
sap perfectly sound, The tops of the
trees are also more valuable for fuel,
than when cut in winter and spring.
advise young f,rmor5 to try the
experiment for themselves, and i
Inost-fences will not last twice as long,
| forfeit all m N experience as worth
less.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

and weapons, as nd would come on
aud fight us on opr own ground -
We wrote him by return post, to put
a Pickwiekian construction on the
offensi letter. After applying to
some forty lawyer rs to collect the
claim from our belligerent attorney
all Of tl,m ref using the business
on The plea of professional delicacy
we succeeded lip retaining one; on
a promise of twenty per cent. AS
tine warlike ones charge was twelve,
sixty-eight per cent was all that ever
came in our posse sion.
The Newly ork lawyers are noble
and dashing pract itioners. Marmion
never charged more spiritedly. It
was only the othe + day one of them
sent US a bill of $50 i"r seeing to a
deposition of few lines to prove the
style Of firm adding that he would
retain the deposition until the bill
was paid. We h pe he will find it
good property; We paid S5for another
But We have said, enough. Oul
readers may think Of cur article as
Mr. Brown does Of newspapers crit
cism on the bar that ''it is time this
thing was stopped" We have shown
why and how we admire lawyers
Should any one Of them dissent from
our views, we will fee another to dis
pute with him. Why not? Does no
the accepted thee Try make Of a law
yer a gladiator, with 'to let on hi
forehead? Does a by one eel, whel
listening to forensic eloquence, tha
there is a man behind it?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Let EN- WriggIe.

4 rural philosopher somew hat adj
yanced in lie, wi hose limited kndw!-
edge OF natures my SIT RI had been
az CURED without the all Of science
and who knew II BIT whether a nj
crdscope WIS son etiiins TO eat or d
neH tangled farming machine, was
once IN converse ton with a youth.
fal friend fresh from school, " h,
talked TO him OF The wonderful DC.
rcloput MS made by that lnsr unent
a specimen OF Which he car rIed Il
bout Nth him.
While The Oh imam WAS making
a frugal meal in the fell at nooi
the youth protlud ell his microscope
ana explained $ operation, upo,
several bugs aud divers atoms Of in
anlmlte matter ali han
70 his snrpri Sc, his aged pppi
did otrnanlf, ST much a>tnhls hmen
and siung bv his indlff renee, he de
tail, d 10 him TO w mary scores o
living creatures he de, cured at ev
cry mouihlul. At THIS his heare
VS. sl<eptical; to prove the ia ct, tht
DO, snatclied (Iqm lis hand a chnnl
ol rich cheese y fich he was t|.ende
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

HIDE BOUND A horse is sal p to
lie hile-5 pound when the skin sticks
50 closely 10 the back and ri BIS that it
can not be l4ill hold OF, or raised by
the hand without great difficulty
The treatm3nt in this case should
be plenty OF light fool, and a stable
kept perfectly clean, with STIR let atten-
ton to keeping him suppli4d with a
fresh litter. Bleed him, ia Ike from
his neck haIf 1 gallon; and at night
give him a mash nude the same as
that given fer the snrlelt and mango
On the sec0n day, take two spoons
Iful OF conner IS; one quart of warm
sassafras tea; and one teaspoonfuA of
saltpetfe; mlx and give them Is q
drench til I've the horse rubbed
we'll, and he H i'll be entirely relieved
in few days.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
y OF 1 q d.

III ANiNG formed a partnership in the Hard
Il acare and DRY Goods trade in the town of
Fayetteville, under the style of Russell &.
TudEer, we take pleasure III inviting the pub
lie TO- our Stock, at the former stand of Gil q.
Rus se2, onIthe North side ofthe Public SQUARE.
We have ill store an excellent collection Of the
various Inscriptions Of Dry Goods brought to
this market, to which we intend to add from
time toltiIhe. direct from the eastern markets,
so as tol keep constantly on hand every article
likely to he needed for use or ornament in this
locality We are resolved to keep general
assortmh nt Of the very best Goods. which we
hatter ourselves we viii be enabled to sell as
low as Tho lowest by the exercise of iudicious
iud5mei ,t in our purchases. Having purchased
the house we occupy the public may expect 70
find uk 1t all times at the same old stand Mr.
Russers acknowledged judgment in the pnr-
chase Of Goods generally. and fine Cloths in
particulaF, enables the finn to speak with conf
dcnce to all asto the quality of the Goods they
keep They intend to come up fully to what
they represent
I Jan b. 1888.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
ON HAND.

Ga THE subscriber has iustre- eN
Es7 turned from CT tfinnati with s{ss 1. II
q the largest and best supply of es.-iAI-E
materials that he has ever had, which he is now
ready TO have made up in the mos; satisfactory
manner, at his old and well-kh0Np stand, OF
the northeast corner Of the SAuare,~ whera he
may he found, ready md willing 20 wait on
all that will do him thh kindliess to call lie
Has every thing usually kept in his line-Sadi-
dies of all kinds constantly On hand or made
to order, in any style that maybe wanted A
fine supply of the ibcst AMI best BridI.
Bits and Siirrups eyer brcukhtto this place
also, fine lot Of Rid|nq, BufqL and Urqo1
whips; U9gon and d,r L;,sabts Of all size.
and qualities, saddle Bags. Travelling
Trunks. Hog skim and Buggy Cos
lars, Fly Nets for buggy ndearriage Horses
and few dozen Deer sktnS--an artiel.
that has been 50 often called fbr in the last II
months Call soon,' if YOU wish TO buy: they
go of fast. Buggy and Carriage sEnr.
ness furnished at the shortest notice. and
some on hand now. ii ID. AKINS.
Fayetteville, Nav 20, 1853 LON
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
4 kENruKY LAWYERS APPEAL

A kESruKY LAWYERS APPEAL. :
The thunder roared. the moon roll
ed,thc stars W linked, the sky was 4
complete web gentlemen Of ;lle ju-
ry-of darkliIg darkness on that
night; and yet this man did, with
malice alorel thought, steal forth in
ter the shades Of lonely farmers
house and the and there malici-
ou,ly piscned bis brindle yall'r dog,
Convict him, a nd tile prayers Of a
nation are you Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Tu.iah0m;l Lots.

NJ + undes gned has laid of blocksof Lots
z of several acres IN estn. for private resi-
dencc, md IS now prepared to sell them a, pri-
vate sale to those who desire to have SIMMER
residences, in the beautiful and healthy tpwn in
E'nsiasso s,a;s. We have in the Town Site
besides the most healthy atmosphere ard pure
treestone water. a most excellent Chalybeate
Spring, which IS supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur.
WM. MOORE. Agent. etc.
Nav %. l852-tf.
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eve won't indulge IN such a
horrid anticipation, asille henpeck-
ed husband said when the parson
told him lie " ould be joined to. his
wife in another world, never TO be
separated from her. carson | beg
YOU won't neption tile unpleasant
circumstance agaiis, said he.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
Fen 8 HlR ERn.sp y little
girl ran into an Apothecary shop,
hraaihlesslu asked tie 6lerk

brealhIfs sly ask Jed tbe Clerk
"ls v II the lIocter shop
"Nottxactls Miss, but this is
evidently the place you are seeking
What do you Nantf'
Il want som ethlng in this bottle
but don't knn Nv what now. What
is it that kills folks sometines?"
"fhere are many things that dc
1.-THE cholera hills many
"Oh! cholri, fholera-that sounds
ike it'll take three cents worth"
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PERFECT MISUNDERSTANDING

which can be obtained in no other wa r. When
we call to mind the uncertainty of lfe the or
binary though sometimes painful separation of
families and friends, together with the ravages
of time, it becomes matter of mudh interest
and importance to secure the features of the
"loved ones at home,i before death, distance
or the lapse OF time renders it impossible
GT Having taken lessons of Mr.. F. "
H1qlses-the best Daguerrean Artist in the
Western Sfates-and furnished himself with
a superior camera and implements, the sub
scriber latters himself he will be able to give
the most entire satisfaction.
The ladies, whoare ALWAYS Judges in matters
of taste. are especially invited to call and ex-
anime his work and specimens
A great variety of cases, of different sizes
and quality, will be kept constantly on hand
Prices very moderate. J. B. HILL.
f, Nov. Is. lS52+tf -
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i. a, AND where they have received Il,
i5JEf1 and completed; one Of the 4egest
tIesnen'S Goods. they have ever offered
In this market 0p,r stock consists in part, OF
black and fancy coIored Cloths. Cassmeres aud
Doe Skins, of French, English Belgium Ger
man. Italian, aid Scotch Manufacture df the
latest STYLES and best make Wool and -nion
Twecds Cassime res and Drillirgs at low prices
for summer and boys wear. Linen Dr1lings,
and Linen and Cotton Pantaloors and Coat
Goods Of all kinds. Vestings in great " riety:
Satin. Silk, Greuaiine, Embroidered Cash n"res
Shallie, Vaendias, Linen, Marseiilee, tottop,
Noolen, m lain and all fashionable Sly les and
colors. Black and fancy SIX Sarfs anl era
watts; do Madras and Cottos Of all the def irablc
STYLES and qualities. : Fongee, SpittlcfieII's
English and French SILK aud Linen Pocket
Handkerchief; and fine plain and fancy Etocks
with springs. Black ard fancy coloreI Kid
Linen, .Lisle, Thread, Cotton, SILK, Buikskin
Wpolen, and Berlin Gloves; linen and cotton
Half Hose; French and Domestic Susfe nders
of all qualities including those Of Felt land ol
India Rubber suspender trds. Ha4 s Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Walking ,anes, Hiding WHIPS
Umbrellas, Hair, Clo;h and Tooth Brushes;
Pocket Knives, superb Razors and Razor
STppS, HiStolS &c. Vc.: and everything DeceS-
sarT 10 complete gentleman'> wardrobe.
The character of our establishment is SO well
known, apd SO correctly appreciated by por-
ton of liberal and Intelligent public, that we
dec it almost .superliuous 10 expatiate upon
its mcrits--thus much. however. we viii saw:
that our spring stock has not its superior in this
place, both as regards quality and price. We
are therefore, prepared to sell on as reasonable
terms as any regular retail establishment III the
State.
Relying upon our stock Of Goods, as upon
our uniform desire toplease, we feel confident
of receiving the award of an increased share Of
patronage.
Garments of all kinds made TO order, on short
notice. at reasonable rates.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

s:nAroH IS. Nv ISL the no pf clean
with warm water and cast Ile soap
twice a day, anil bathc the parts al.
footed with a Iiniment, as given in
case Of ghoaller-slip. Sprin kIe the
ground or aoer with ashes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
coAoHFAcToRY.

REfsa TIE subscribers have now
in full operation, a Coach F,cfory.n the
hrtilling formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph
Scott as Ca met Shop. FAYETTEVILLE, Tenn,
where they are prepared to manufacture
Coaches, ROckayvays. BuggieS. &c.
neatly andtastily finished, of the best seasoned
timber and materials. in the lightest and most
substantial manner which they will sell as low
for cash, or on credit to punctual men, as ran be
obtained elsewhere; and they feel assured that
their work will compare favorably with any
west of the mountains All work done by
them warranted to stand six months Ladies
and gentlemen are invited to CALL REPkIRINa
faithfully executed. at short notice on reason-
hle terms JAS q HULSEY
March 81, l853-1y NJ RICE.
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KHESKNE 4 y a. zEEIGlES
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE,
NASHvII LIE, Tt nv.

55sa.aAO HAVE pm hand a large O.
aSso,t nent,of Cutlery, Axes. az
Chains. Hoes; Mill X Cut, Pit, and Hand
Saws; Anvils, Vices. Blacksmiths' Bellows and
Hammers, Planes, and Carpenters Tools of ev-
cry description; Double and Single Barreled
SHOT GINS, Rife Bar7els Cur IOcLs, and other
materials used by GIN 4NQIe,s These, with a
general .tock of aEdware. we viii sell low
for cash, or Oh time to prompt men.
Feathers, Gins aid BPeswax
taken at the hiG.c$f market price.
/ Nashville, Feb. 10l lS53-12m
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BlacksnlithiI.g.

So THE Undersigned has Em
opened Blacksmith Shop on the qrIk
west side Of town, IN the brick bhop Just below
the Livery Stable All person Wishing work
well done in his fine, ARD requested TO call. He
has experienced workma n, and is now prepared
TO do all kinds of smithing at lTomPt notice. in
a workmanliBe manner. and on reasonable terms
Feb. II, 1e53-i2m. L. 7. GRAY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18

'rol n, who did YOU say our
friend B rriel?" ''Well be
married forty thousand dollars
i forget her 3ther name
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.SszNN2.SPS
NE w EfEEs W

~ HI w FIR VI
rTIlE undersigned, having purchased the
il entire interest of w. w. oil in the mer-
camille establishment of Gil d Russell takes
this method TO inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that be is engaged permanently
for term Of years, in that trade with B. r
Russell, ofthe firm Of Gil d Russell and
would be pleased to furnish Goods 10. any, and
to all at as reasonable rates as can be obtained
Of any other house in Fayetteville.
LABAN E. TUCKER. ,
Jan. Is. 1855.
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BARTER. BARTER. /.

WANTED 1000 pair heavy Wool Socks.
w 10000 yds heavy White Linsey,
10000 Pounds Feathers.
W.D. & S. M. EWING.
April p; 1858.
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(tHAINs.-Loa fifth. str-tchcrs. tongue
" breast. stay, lock, halter, and trace Chains.
Feb. 5. SEIAPARD. /
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4. S. DUAL.
SURGEON DENTIST

e. HAvISc permanently located at thi,
Qr1tffTrY9 place, intends by executing his WORK
in the best possible style, to merit the patron
ageof this community DIR. DmV;.I can a
all times be found al his office, on the Soutl
side of the Public Square, over Capt. RnGns
where he is well prepared tic execute work il
every department of his profession.
I Lq,lies wishing his services ran be waited OF
lat their residences, either in town or country.
\ Nov. IL. 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-08-18
HARDWARE ANnsCuTLERY.

!. - LARGE stock mbracing almost every
& articlein this line wanted in this market
y in store and for sale cheapby
THOMSON. & BUCHANAN.
April 81, 1858.
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Receiving

E8A 42o bag Of fine and coarse salt;
- 200 bbls salt. You had better pu
chase before there is an aivince.
Liza lG !. D ElIN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-02
Wrffentlifhf l1rnNn.

DienitaSS ben t5ten WSrS naafcns, lint 10
ilbr Sprmittags, ica am Sauie reS llnteridlric'
brncn in glieprr'Dtacln9ie GcwnIdip, er4a Gaun'
to, Bifentlif Serfauit perpcn:
pferbe, 2 bapcn ltnp Sillrn, Gin 2sidbri8rs
unp elm 3siGbrigcS, aud III Gin prrtrefflidcs Sat
telpfrro unp en 9ieber babel, bic man ater pannen
Fam mad belieten, 8inpSict, prrunter 5 bcinabe
frif6melfige &ibe inr, Sdafe, cine itarfer A.
@dulSpasen 70 gut alS tlci, Drcf6ma6ine nit
pfcrce9eipalt, cine neue 9atent 9Sinpmiible, 5
pfliae, Elm gSrtI6trrnpIIus, G99cn, @Guls9es
idrr fir 5 9frrbe, 9HuSSScIhirr unp 5licScnnesr,
10 orlt ais neu Siinier'unp Spcrrtettrn, Stibtets
ten, s2asenesGinpe, 9flu9S- mp Stcifpaa9en,
Scrptln, G,ribbadcn, Steinbreder sG'r1ftrr, 2
paar Seuleitem nit S6cmrl, 5lriI6s Climber,
Scrcn, cine Drum.S Sd8e, 2 Setten unp Settlapert,
9iI6c unp Stiiblc, Spl,tiite, SplsEien NIT 0lptr,
elm 8crt, 5la6s-Sr6rl, 2 5rudtrrffe unp G'ras'
ScnIcn, GiIenfelIel, Mdit- mp 9cu9ablen Gin 6ubr'
Iattct 10 gut ais ner, utp icnit nod cine 9rrbe
SerI1tebenbeit BON Sauern, ,Saus- unp aiideil'
@erdtbIhaften si unltdnplid 5u mclpen.
Die Sepin9unsrm an SrrfaufSto9e unb auf'
tpartun9 bon
Satpmpn 0crr.
Setrtldr %. nq3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-02
Sebruar %.
SOeffentli6e 9Senbu.

GsIplen ouftHrntIiGer Senpu Scrfauit werben,
Opmcritag5 rem 10ten Sag NlGr;, SprmttaSS
INN 10 llbr, am {nuic srn Seinrt6 s d.
Ger, in gtieprrmaem9ie Saumidip, 2rha Garuts
tg, bic fpl9enpe @iiter, nGmlid:
3pri porsiisIide IApurSe Mdtla Yierte Son
5 tnS Sabre alt, quite Sdaffpfcrpe, 3 3u6ts
mabrrn, gut gum I6dHen wp Ir audi tinseipannt
werrcn, 1 eiGdbrs 5iillcn, 8 &iibe, tteils nit
aalber, 2 SiergSulSwascn NIT Bodies ,np Org.
SrrirS, Gin Gin9Gulswasen, !6culeitern nit SIDE
mel, 5 p1ii9e lmr G9cn, alle 9trten Setten, cine
patent 9Stnpmiible, cine 9Stnpmible pcrfertigt
Srn SnauB, 0reldmaI6tnc NIT 9ferbrscpalt,
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ten G'atetn, Soaden, Sru6treF, G'raSIenIcn, ,nb
nrd Siele anbrre 9lrtttcl Su umItGnplit ;u mels
ben.
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Der Senpu orn Setnrt6 Sa9er.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-03-02
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SEcrlaucpn 5atmIdhp, ge6a Ga,mts, fulscnpe
@itrr Effrntlif prrtauit rerrrn, n6mlid
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3wriNGulSmaecn mit Boobies, Elm GingaulSwascn
nit 8aps, gfliisc unp Gg9er, l6culcitcr. unp Sdes
mel, SGwamm> ump Selpsl0eu bet brr Spnne,
gRr,en unp 8r9srnlaamrn int G'rltnp, Spcrr ,mp
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banf, S6trifltrin, 9ctriIrn, @'runrncilrl, Stein<
i6le0el, Strinbp9rr, @rtbtaden, 0rlmpbeerrn,
9Ginrmi6le, Strobbanf, S6rpttite, SplS mp
SasbI6ftten, 6ru mp NRiltsateln, unp font nod,
sielc 2rtfcl gu umitSnpli6 ,u melpen.
Die Scpm9lmssn AM Scrfaufsta9e u,p guf'
rpartuns BON pirpb Otebl.
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