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POVERTY.


Shortly before the death Of Martin II.
ther, he thanked God that be had made him
poor man, and recommended to Divine
care his helpless family; with an expression
Of faithin Providence, SO cheerful. So firm.
and 50 courageous, that even the NEST timid
and distrustful spirit feels hopeful and val.
liant in reading his words
But there are not many poor men wis
can view misfortune through the bold and
radiant vision Of Dr.. Martin Luther. Most
IL, which society stamps upon the brows Of
the poor. Il they have merit and intelli-
gences they cannot understand why others,
PERHAPS less intelligent and less worthy,
should be clothed in purple and fne linen,
and receive the worlds reverence, while they
sit attic rich mans gate, and are scarcely
deemed worthy the companionship of his
dogs All this, however, they could com
uiand the philosophy to endure, but for their
children In children. man renews his
own life andIyouth His disappointed Hope,
that has gone forth like the dove from the
ark, but returned, bafled and disappointed,
rests at lastsupon these olive branches, and
gives promise Of better future But, Of
all :. tho stings and arrows of outrageous for
tune the most bitter is the thought that his
children. the loving, innocent happy beings
around his Preside, must drink tha Same soil
ed and bitter cup Of poverty and humilia
ton from Which be has sought in vain to es-
cape that they must wear the same badge
of1vassalage and iufericrity and when he is
taken away, be cast not only upon the cold
charity Of tile world, but perchance become
the victims of cruelty and oppression
But the great soul Of Martin Luther look
edlupop the mystery Of life with brighter
ana brayer eyes He surveyed the world
with calm dignity and courage, and turned
iii gaze upward with Geonfding faith, which
would not permit him to murmur. to doubt,
or Ito fear Conscious Of the majesty Of the
intellectual crowp which the hand Of heaven
had placed upon his brow, be was not capa-
bic of coyetipg the ephemeral distinctions Of
wealth and ranks But for the stern disci.
plihe of poverty, slis own great powers might
have rusted lib iltacton, or been converted
Einto eugineslof rsischief and ruin to others
and himself ii the pride and contempt Of
mankind he was tublimely indifferent. As
IL his children Is knew that it was impossi
BE for him 10 l5Se or TO provide for them
more tenderIy ard wisely than be who called
them into beings And 30, dying, lie sur
rendered his guardianship With cheerful
trust, and thanSea God for that poverty
which had trainsd him Ter the arena r. life
which had cemps lied him to abstinence, Y
self denial,t5 eSertion, and prepared him Y
via the victoris prize and wear the inmor
talEcrown.
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RANDOLPH &I.ATBMER
General Commission Merchants,

62 SOUTH 81 B0TT1Y7S WHARF,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
A TTEND particularly 10 the sale OF FLoUR
{ "A HHEAT. CORN aud all kinds OF COUN'
TRY. PRODUCE, and are prepared 70 furnish
bags 10 farmers wishing 20 censign 10 them.
d Baiiim re, Nov. ~ 1852
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T0 TGE NEDICAL FACULTY.

rIVaE subscriber has jqss received Jul supply
1 Of Thomas Pa,cal Mechanical LeeebeN,
cnppins Glasses Breast Glasses, Eye and Ear
GLASSES, Dental Leeches &c.
4 TRsse instruments are on new ana simple
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

r. BOOTS AND SHOES.
This uaaeTs,gsed have on hand large and
Z i well selected assortment OF NOR TIER
ana CITY MADE TORK, which viii be sold
4 a very Srsil advance above cost Persons pre-
!. kind q Work, viii ind II: reaily 70 I,
49, ssyantsr. 10 buy Of as . The RS IN az
800 ala r. as will Or s-1,,aiFed FREE o. s,S,r
III o's - RILEY & McD ANlEl-.
II High Street. Harpers Ferry, May y, ~.
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TO THE PATRONS or zHE
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January 1, 1854. Il T

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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-14
itom ll,e Washington i'nlU
\ urnMttnMt incident.

The d,srossioN n,,on ,hs Nebraska lilll lus lmen
msNed ", u number NJ shik,nu ami significant i,as'
ave ~ rhap,enp --an,na o,hets, ,ha, #,ween sen'
Az. Neujan,n, ~ tous,ana, nmi M mlwIiiioa fena'
10 hast Thursday evening IN TIM hrmip, wlll loug
W. ,eme,nl~td The latter, feeling Tint tl,e Nplaass
~ hll Vas site ~ t,ass amer midnight, md ratly eN
c,hls, mWains, ,eelated IN his plprrh nahnst i,p
measMe, ,hs, n was M thai sueh Il iepd ,himhl ~
esnss,naa,ed ou the day when ,he ann WIS ~ lm
Surrounded IN ulwm=z,ll,li,,a ~ ihu great ann1laf
e.ilrse=anL when The American continent IL rntn'
ed With darkness. The elar,pn, Senate, hom i,n,'
isiaaa, Mt, bel,min, ~ his reply, which eane ~
tve,ls a,,e Waite, met The nWmal NJ tbu nlwlilDli
seasoa Ia 4 mus classic AMI pilpelivp manner, aDi
With a,eN aai,aaioa aud beauty {" say ~ lhai
rea,,a," he pma,ked, I" that whether his No
MasAs It'll tass ~ INT, thp laws NJ Name VIII ope'
tate wiap,,aardl,, aad Nhuthef W. adjourn ~ nyt,
the calculations VI se,uaeu v III le realised, AMI NJ
ne add that ,he dMkaess ~ which h. aIJes viii W.
a ,em,.mas, aatkWss wl,, laa INV shat hours ibe
observation VIII pass ~, aad hea ~ shal onee no!e
sal, VW,,ect da,=,wWe Ht,ta VIII The U,b NJ hight
hhss HE hai AMI, lke ,he genias VI ouF institutions,
al "m vnsaas vii 1loire ~ hs slv,lous halns, -
N This ,nunrNt thu hpnat sr,kp w the dusk III Tho
ssea,as-=,hp spieatnt ,hamieef VI the SITUATE MA
sw, na, hsh,e ~, aud thu unconscious Nlas,aloa
~ he 'au,hA hame wa 81 al'n,,tp, ypt ~, Hans'
t'ec,ed, III, The senate aud ,hn aalhn,ps hoke oat
sa,n spontaneous applause,
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-14
DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAULi
WhUNtisDAt MORNING, JUNE ~, "a,
sAss', ra,sSt ase,s,e, ~ hsw 10 bs
MiseFMbIe,
~ Hle bttais


Nv NtkW Fktttk ,tiRpMBttRsizFf'als8Ds
t,e,s, thlhauphtts ad hiDls M MI DHes hns bppi
a,hA' aad ,Aeathla' IN ihe aft NJ lRjnv ham, =
Wi,hga a Mlshtl slsht NJ seats ~ lheil Minisll
tuess su A Viat alat shtlsnpd Hnlry mlpernbIa m
tod, sal Y,ia, TN HainR W sh8w MI slrh leFs9Ds
@e srse,al teaus ~ w used lBt the attainment VI
such ppsisab,e sud-
w ths AZ, plAee, M leesed WhaeFs and sealIaI
Nafs ~ yiaet W s,tsla aaD ena, leu Ast get vR II
sNa ,esB'a''BA AMI detpiAlaalleN " eUR,juell Vi,
ti heat,sl I'm MVst set hpNn ~ hj8l, Vli lll lprh
W lef NsaNWi8N w ~ stiM ~ tWler bstl, wv lef
h,'Naess w NJ. uawatef,a ~ ths rgeksei HEIJalNl
w kla'Mtned w w. Misp,abh, apd ygN shall ail ygyl
ntshes NEtpt mimi whal lfbph Fsll iay .yltpaf ihe
hgnlms VI t,ethipNre nN 'he tpaNl,ps VI Nalefj Ihe
.s'gn Mesyes Vt slams, tha ,wii'pl,p' aM MWbla
Nas, ~ shmL ail Thai |. Muh, aMi IMaalllpl, ysp
mas, .hert w hsm, likp wealthy al''sAH haM
tm sa y smf, savage, sNappa ,w,le phi,msbag,
an, hmk ,Masets and ynl mi iNNr hp'thusi ih,s II
w hs, a,pal no'aNaalNaDl VIM lpgmisp vi m,srty
Vh'aN I'm app Mn INNS, 'imlhisahrn mnial ,,a'
@I,e,, esv, hehl \ mnis,up gm tta'n mane tml,
,sn Nm ~ liMs, cheats, tMiNlh,s, villains, iemk
~ eso,,,h,na IN lha d,,k shle, " n has NJ tlk
.,dr, mike uup, las, ~ W " uniN Ipnpnlt hnklna
a. a. taku n III granlud thu, uvr,l hny nlMui YIN
Il s,,eu,all, iuleus,ud ~ tmNnni ln, Then ptann
sca' sell A., Nv eawha, AMI tight Fight gyurhmiy
AID everything, Non eaat Nv nmirs, thu wmtii
u al aoas, Gtet,b NJ, lsn villain lmi you,sull,
awd u IA yau, duty u teach mankind iilannels, IN
q, em' tm taat tall ~ lm miserable,
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0AbNNA MARK Hvs.


Fhoum,-auimraua #A ~ - ~, E.ra SG 90 n
Ra M,
UnAN, Oah lush, n v aan Corn, none,
PoHk,--Mess &ia y NJ. IN CInnr His y WA,
Moos,--ftams M y d., sinpaidsrs Il y IN,
LAnb,--h ~ ~ ~,
HDttt#-Ftesh IA n tke, FItklu II t2a 49,
.Cnntst--E u aud W III" In, C,n,,i,y u y
lOu,
sOoAH-NO ALaabta. Clarified ODI n
H.. i@af iOa iie,
MohA"ts-N u M n mr., n II M u tOe.
tHttttal!l" iaEaa 10 ~. Java IN" ~.
ThA-im@rhi n u ~, w ~ 7oc, black
NJ n ODo,
To8Aeeo-=vitginia ~ B5e, Missouri 1919 u
atu
tAsDLts and soAp=Mmtd IN iasth Taih,w,
piia'e n"ae, Dipped. ~he. hoap 4 NJ s6Et
FhUV=Appies. green pr iah Kg M = wB M,
Dried, pef bush l a5s ! M. Peaches, dried, III
~ 90, itaisis per bos NJ M, Lemons w M
~ M,
FnH=Maekerel. NJ. ! per- tad, Ms 90. No,
~ N ~, M u do II IN. Goldfish per Ih,l Nv No
Salmon pev bbI .a0 w, Oysters per dosea, Nh M
. S0 IN,
sAhV-=a A per sapk Mo ~. bBsW, Nv
nawah. pr b'sh b0e,
LkAD-l'jgs per 100 tbs-0-= Shot, pev
sack NJ IN, White pute tsr hog \ ~ 2 ~, M
l, per hey \ ~ y = ~,
DnH uooDs--I'tm drills per yart y "a q iies
ls,oua shooIiog. 7asHic, Osnal,Wg, u q ~
Him hnnns, So ~, Ctlun lnls 10 ~ ~
Cation yarn 10 n. Ticking Dois,
dLAss-iasis lov bus u ~ NJ 90. 1854
pnr b,s, . ~ - ~ 40, losi2 30. $50 y 40 a
I 90,
IlAaDw,aE--NnIIs. Jm,hia per IL 6o1r, irm
MmnhaIa. ga IL, i'aHim d.. iron. Fiat Imr
$40. u y iinr. 0t2a7i2. Sheet AmerIcnn
st2a D. NAH Rid d.. ttyaian IN B.Ar, Cns'
Steel per u, a., BlIHn 10 ~. Herman ia
apet sjaiug. itn 80. Assets ~ q IA ia, AWi
i2ai5. Asses per dn. II Oo iB ~. chaIw
bs, ,,et Ii IA 10. Cable 10. Miners sh,yes pen
doss ~. Atmde- do.
LUaata--Cear pr NJ ~ IN no 90. Com'n'm
II 90 a II on. Fkwfing. rough. ~ % - GO
phupd, M M q M 90, siding ~ % n ~ OO
sheeiing, IL 30 ~, iath 8 90, Shingles o 81
Il 4 a..
Ott md TUaaEstisk=-spefm PER gallon M n
Whale, ieached, | w, tafd md Corn 10 Il A.
Cutftipts 15e. bioseed NJ, olive I 60ai w.
Castof / M u 10, Tupeaiae gthe.
itiDts and LtAfHtR=liides, dry. per n "a II
green ~ III Red Sole Leather, 2ta ~, Oak ~ 4
M, Harness, ~ a IN.
PowDtR=itidp pr Neg, d 60 4 y HBj BLASTING
g50B H.
EvspRits==iifooUs per don ! ~ q H)O Feathers
tiHHsp ~ M,
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TMtktsh War Judged by LHmnviine.

L,aAw,,ss, IL Ill. uew wmk. emllnl "Ths
Gas,e,a War;" ca'ms thu, whiIr he WAS -, the head
1 the tcoch government, In Ists, h. gave inslro
U,a., IN thu mllowiwa words, Ia tho Ambassador u
the t,ruch republic ~, tonaanlnoph
"rmsoke M war miWrcn Turkey aud Russia /,
aissv,e Turkey ttom any nct of w lres.ion ngainst
,he Nas-,aas, lat IL ltn,.ia shout dire IL profit by
the universal as,,aim al Eurole. md attack W M.
hare the o,taaa Enp,te, tell ths salt,, that France
Il the neressa, al, ot tu hey, aud TINT he rnn ds.
pos ~, on, ~ , dee, ii ftacr, bat Of Ne armies.
a. though ,he, were he owa, Ia case war should in
aatr,aken nv Nassa M ,as, the Porte, ceiinn ~.
hanrr -becaose II viii I've na,ata-u he the ttiple
nlh,ae whirh m,s, Eiisw haweea Ftaace, t.ua
laal, aud the Ut,ontn Enrhe."
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COMM lEilCIAi.
MikT PAUL MAAKWvs,
b''FrwnttElY,ptj

"Ju@WKW~
ti't sf@* zt8Hsslai iaiig Nv M Il lgpigtN Isef
" MT selh v NJ Inv, ss8msbB wogk 0ssH lf8H
sybatlbD n rms
thsn Mt.Fzlielan lheI H. Ml9a Nation, 100 6pls
PGlk ltt,el ttal iyiieJ tliIekpas NJ w n d0,aB
l1etnIyss E08lieeHa DAILY Nv NJ pNislE. ltsIiatk,
w bvAsis v W.T. Hama w, v N Iafd Igite FlgpT
.appihne " VI esifal " v bbl tAfa Mtal 49, y bH
lhaBS " wv basb t9lai8Hsi BDepsbe y basti Ffasi
nalFf lbe asbei v H. theesel isite Tk ksss Ibe,
y da,eal
dAa'+#si =tFfem Nv Alty.sBrR NV fsslaN strssi =
sHsafl tf88ai " Mse leAHeal w. eFashed aad nav
asfeal lsite y NJ ttiee, lbe M4be IeaI 60qf nal
kleel " Ml0e, NalHs4ss, bae fpsDe y salon,
DNltB FepH =ARpkb N M n basheli Feaeas, ta 90,
Gfeaa ApPle' sige n barpl,
GHtls-llalsl iae l8rn 70e fp7ha BARLEY, mas
hlslNltsNlps --tfaekefs, n Ae@ HI M u harpl Tal
iesi lsei v W. tabdles NaT ahe, n H. Frpsh FIsll
se v N afell H. Inns N boMsl 10 u bbl, 0aIqas
sM y hush laia NV, ~ W y sHl salt " M y bp
NlnfsAri sse v salhp Talhs, lss, y N, Val,aesa
loa mh'e lllle' GRIMM Ai,e dryr ae Mn
hAntH -ihlnWpnl tl0Mli y " dimension stpH
sllmslo tlmdns tln siding ON seaspnp,l, sl0lpaa
sln9lus, " 00tNta M Ian, a.
Waop-lHr " 00fa1 M " card
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h5aA vn,se.e maas's, ouee played piece IN ~
na.,eh s,,e thai all The listeners sood IN silnnl
adn,fatnn, Mkea u was Guishpd, The lmloWsI
hhaut jumped ap, Wlied bis hands, aud exclaimed.
"We did Inn, eapNail, !" 1" lash" said ,,a organ
ts,, II mu., be the only pe,fsmef here" A nav
pieces ~. e,,oNnpNeed i@,, " ,he miJs, 1T qua III
The unps, passages, the W,,sie eeased, The mlIow.
nv ,na 80, hi. head hom tho ats where bu alsu si
nai uscaiaed. III YIN a,e The 'he oaly pe,vfa'ef
Nh, d,at Svu ~ IN I"
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Dilbuatif.



JEhttp n COMPANY,
HANBEHs kel
1r&tHA NHH s0lf amt pnrhaardHb New Y8fk, Hml
- l0l, tbiidrphm, tHt&4o, Ne,,0lt, and 0ltHF II
Ina nj ibn Bpd state. NNies cUttpeipg mad prOeepds
fe,titted W eNffe Jates NJ H,ebayEe Interest AOw
ri gN special dpp0slIA W. als0 dtaw direct, pab able
WllhUu dlsGOlllil, IN
EkGLAEp 4IjseFpO0l, London, Msnphestev, 49,
lNFLAAB, .DVliIi, t6rk, limerick, Bpifysi' Ne,
sgOrLtkR =fEdmtWg, ttasa0wl Perm, NJ,
Alan, HTafts tatHhie ~ FJaBfs, Fi0!ns ~ Ihaies, ~
FHAkGH=Faus, liavfe, ~ ans, md Nngsges
GkRMtky Haul ulRb, FFNDki0ri, w. w., bllssnls,
Amsterdam, HmieIdsu, Antwerp, Cologne, HnFlrh
GOpeuhapli, DTestep, H6flie, ttanOvsr, siiasbuTsh
SWITZERLAND =rtifNbtH, Helnp, ttastpi
.H.W -Milsp, fiovpnee, Mo'He, Naples, Venlee'
MpssNa IN stttiyi
AusTHjA ,-kpHHA and Trlest,
HpssiAr=sl teiershUtgl, WaTsMW,
HWgpEs ,-HImkh
kONwAvi -lhrlsllaDa,
UubUgUe, Lawn, Nav 10, ts5H,--,s9,
FANLEY n JAMEs,
WW0bEsALK GROCgNs Am COMWlsslDs MKHGHAkTs,
Garner NJ lava and Fourth streets, Dubngne, iowa
!, y, FARLEY, tbWh JAMES
General steamboat Agents,
Nov, 10, IhbH YIN
HAND, WiLTKE n nLATCnLEY.
Arro"sSvs A. Law. ,
49,. HAsD. m,A wiLrss. is DLATUmtEv,
Nov, 10, IbbD --,BO
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sisurtAa Coistibtstt.-j J.. Hown an
ecrml, Nominated Lr The Legislature IN Pacific
i, ,er IA, mr,,p the election, Mr, aw,idnr w,.
then elected. aud he died very suddenly pw in,
a,,ee. A special ehction was then UfIetel. A
tps,ct Was thosea n MI the vacancy. The tatp
s,er,aee miass aews that NJ. Fiestef proee,,pd n
the seat d s,retauent and On The aest day ell dead
~ the ,t,,se.
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Tha e,s,,s, and Eay.ov sa,. The Cuban Piiii.
h,.e,s have $4,000 lighting uup IN their roiis, md
NJ lpas, ~ ~, cpo,, III 'hls numlwt would W. ready
te eptLm M a Muu,a ~ mtlre, ten, uUtTMAs 10
., thu he.d ot the military o'g,ntaoo,
The tNuo, Ti,b.as lea,as, ea u,,,oulued aul,o J.
a, that The M,nor.,a V',ttw, t'an,may have tecsa''
IA y, a .lnsh l,as hoWn MI eight thousand dollats
ww,h ~ ps'e s'''ef'
The tesuN ot the examination NJ thu parties NJ,
,e.,r a, The tua IN thu savn cnre, h NJ ktio~si
N,.h,,,, s,lll, jackson snd Mm.i'm hy no'n!n'rd
wwhau lA,l IL, thu murder NJ UaIrhphlur, Wesley
aud rhs,a,s held IL lmll- w3tN)O zach.
The n. Y, 1,mss sf the nta ul,, vnys that tho
A.,a,,c Cholera ha. made ". ap,ea,anco IN I',ook'
ku, Eve ra-rs have weew,,td w o,e fimlli --iwO
,r Witch had ,r-Ntrd IN death, aud iva mare, u
was ,hw,ah,, w"o'd terminate ~ .I"laf man'pf.
AOet trial II sin days, IN ihe ea,e of WAS.
ess W.. the Clncinna'i Tim", Wv ttbrt, ~ wh'oh
che p,a,n,id laid his damages NJ FtD,OOO the rby,
IN ,he lat iast., returned u verdict ot The deend'
ants,
0eoAas =, ktSs, n mld.hipman IN Tho ". n
Nav. committed saie,de W Ctacinlail, 0n the W'h
u,., Nv humping ttom the xsadow III The Efih story
ef a hotel. while under he Ia'aeaee IT detium i'e'
mem
che W,exWAx family, l.. l.. has made hi|' confess
Eden of his guilt.
The lma,aua s,a,e Democratic Convention has ny
ve,e NJ ~ 70 IL, approved VI the p'ucip's u the
Nebraska p,N,
The Rome Nswtissl asserts, on what would seem
o. be good authority, TINT uur 10 coaceIvahls eirs
csn.,aNces viii Governor SEYMOUR be = caadldats
ter 20 election.
new pes,al law has beea int odueed In The iiouss
of Representatives, atoshing tho Thanking privilege
and makiWs such change ~ will throw The burden
of ail such Gvu matter upon tho u. =. Treasury
where Il prop~ry belongs.
q Apapsrus Hall has received the Democratic
aomiaa,on 40 candidate Tor Congress, !" the l't Dis
srict ef lows.
The Lowell Courier. being probably the oiicia
paper of the city," sates that the Mayor has deter
minrd 90 Kill hall of the dogs In Lowell and tan the
hide. with the bark of the other half. u this "b,
authority"
The city Of San Salvador was totally destroyed b!
m earthquake on tho night 81 Easter Sunday. Tw'
hundred lives were lost, and over four millions o
prup,rty destroyed. Tho shock lasted fw some min
u.es, laying the whole city level with the ground.
No see.,otaIIer can he consistent to the end. III
may refuse wine all his life, but he must come TO hi
bics At last.
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d. ltaMl Muu'lS.
NAxxxSH "1t.iDc1E.a nn1cAnake rnaaA M.

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bt.tsh"ss, N, NJ, ~ n, VII " 'x.wA,
y'' @YE.. T.ts.ss ,y,.s.: .:.se
.! .saE'' WITHIN EY E;II I;;1...xx
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.y~tStl;' s.taRfss;as's% .'.ssl,Ss !. y" y.
VsNYl, EtlalAls yapailNsRi, gt Mv OMee,
49,. EA ts..ii n iivs'I , III ilr'r tGst.sIH s
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uuOplly sUrVLtMENT,

A FARM containing I7s #efes w This hjuhY hOurisbr
~ Inv sptIneH, which IA near ~ Paul b0riering ~
"n bpaual lake, s0 rieb and heavy ttlDbnrei from
which soe aOOO eOnIs Ca0 be rus also good heNst
grass mepdOw wtrb VIII btjd ~ ~ ~ inns nj hab
~ a.CraDi dwelling house BY ny ~ fnni ant aood ar,
under funcr, and hays ,shl,d ~ tts. lroprlelm NJ
nbundnnttrDp, l!ENNf N!rkENTt,
Decatur IN Real Essiats,
Ian. q. laii.--l2m,
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% Farms ron sALE,

TO PRA GTiOAL ran NJ N n N
Nis nyn l. H. rni fname,s, He' ~ speoulata via
u ttuinnh ~ le intH,ats,
]" practical IatWufs, wlsh 10 say lbat have IN hand
nav tweny ave ialips Inv Apn fnDd aHats have m ioD
70 t.eny byeJ WHEN range f, iva ~ I'm miles nam ~
Pant
ttgw loDy ,esienpe IN his terriiDr, ana fran imf.
synp lNst,pfn NJ MI ttp itnds neHt Ills ty, mn 6na
tini IN Inhn hn inst stJepiW,s,
ihetetr Invite ~ potaons Wishing ~ eoIiIvaie ile
soil ~ ptn uiu call
Nv FANS haze ,pioua dep,eps N Improvement, AMI
M linf myself that can bInase MI,
Terms made " sUIt p0iehasefsy .... ...........
Henry MkESty,
i,paipf IN Heal Estaei
..ijnee= .'it i'os once iiaIliIng M stteel,
MAJ a. ihti
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tpttuott ~ Minnesota, bistiiei tDUfi.
YHd District HaHisey toDhtf
ifatnwn well aMl Jo'n'hah ehts sa'naa. na
~. taftHfa IN ait ttiet Ne Hatht, money hehaW
si,ib atd hfm et wells a Christie, ~ eg,i'ad Z"
,iVj iIdiis HiiW You afp hereby s,aiudped md 10
QutGd ~ answer NE complaint III his aeoh If Whd
Gopy IL be,eWiit served 0ton t0ti, ann ~ tteae"Wn
tea answer % aait eoapaini - ,ie sate,iiets Al !i
lwnat days aiipf the ei4ee efeoi exclusive NJ ~" a.
nj sur sfftiee and II f0u tail ~ answer lh ann eoh
taiHt siihlH The tite aofesat NE plagfI ~ lh's NJ
li vii lake Judgment against yop fr Ma sum NJ t'fe
hundred oIiafs N Interest ff0 February tWrh't seeHM
isbi and aso fr De tprther sW " obe tHnd'td am se
nDiy sis aDd ~eniY phe ona haMIet'i,s d,lIt' H ~
for thn sim ~ I've hundred and tttrlY SEVEN aBd eiplt
sfeH ana tuUtr1ths dollars Nti inlhts W"W NO 'NhD
y Hfii day NJ APil onn 'hoysald nab' hunnlS1 nm IVY
ur and aso Mo sun n eight doiiars 'mshes 'e casts :"
Dated II, Pant, May 81, 1854. ,. ,nw,v
jupe i--6w Tlau,iG's AlorDnys
Territory IT Mtnp, s,aa, bis'fet CmH,
yyd ihSi'ta'I i@e,.oy ,"nn'ki
aehe bsgpy Jo.spl a ~, li,ny ""'syd"msd
CLa1plin and Nap"Iao, j. y Diana, +" " ""',""
partners under the name NJ ths 'tp@ty ~ ,",,"y T"
Mn COMPANY, against Oliver A""'' fom' mi ~
viv ii,r, hos., ,le ahoye named dofenaDii you M
j iareby sunuouad and required ~ answer ibe ro''
pIaIe ~ 'his aelbn whlrh has been OhI W w, "n'.
tauI, eO1Hy stlead, no, ~ sofn WW :" your Mns"n
- DO .od donIlain on hr 'ah'e,"r, 81 tlrlt oolrn ~
bts sU,Dnou. ~, yos, exclusive ~ n day ~ such 80"
Wees m,d II you tall ~ Answer Tho snl complaint wIi'i
the iius affapad The ppiBn IN ils action VIII fah'
" dilafs and MY cents, With interest from thu tweoit
,eeDf day Ut February. 6ae 'n"Sand eight hundred AM
"''' " ~ '"''' way '''" Aags = VAN rrrss,
may?a NV dSw riain''ms A''@sy.
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND EN-

1--WE ngdnlslgntd NV Hlsn,s M hana hf s4Ie lar
y fAsh NJ M ttuln, fran
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" ,Nntnn .itn. NM deyfees NJ Improvement VI pTlees
AlW-WgJVul IN H. pgul and suburbs, md IN Nav,
halofuty " Autumn, shak0pee, lesnGaf Traverse
drs sIDuS WNd Eureka,
Nv ean ~ VII Zines MeeeNlmmiatn, M ,hs em.e.l
terms nm ons WIN resiiv ytss,. " kyfgtg.ei.,
Dealer IN Naal Eslala, II taWl MINI jnv,
ngra--Jhe nd p0sl,OjlGs bnlldlUv, Third strut,
H. Faul, gsb, u, tsb4, ~ w.
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tu antnfIof tUiyfed Medium ild Tissue and Ehteota
t'atpfs smith ieief's itnefs Cards aDd card bmti
ftn,inis Cos ftineste aud tmpofed tieafs 1yinns
Miller 4 ca. Toiueeos, Wesinti Whips anh tasiies
iaala Il Smiths celebrated Gun Powder ANA snie''
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