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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13
sRniN.t: rIlADE or Is5I.

SpHfNt. TRADE or 1854.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
~ htNCHhNf ~flsi lER No III Mgin street, have re-
,,t ava opened The laest and best stock ray. Made
~ h,I shrins end GUNNER they have fr
sac Ie!r Tnns were manufactured Themselves expressly Tor
NHl"e, ana w'hb sold low they fought in any
Hs't W anton 90 'r prsf,rt stock continue H.
tTtH rir Hci!y .tgc supplies weckly, that their
80 WV We always f"'h ard desirable.
On lntd arre sock ~ silIRrS fancy white: Fancy
W' q" every description. Rnlbcr Goods ~ al styles Under
sbhna paWe Hcv, ofcscry style anI viz and every
other article usualy % be found IN Cl.t'inz House.
-, g. MERCHANT = WEfs1gFR,
mn15 No. ii2 MAIN ,trcs'
OW FAHT.-Through to pagsers Springs ..... ~ ~
~ 70 NihFtoh s............... & 70
10 % CAllth ms ................... T. 20
Do e. White sgirhur. 90. ......... o.
Pag'enHers BY bosistyuy Richmond MoJ,ys
hl Hiil,day, at ", connect Buchanpn with ri weekly
Eare w. above. H'" ' '''''''"H'
nhs BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
HAY pHEsS.-I an making superior and hVhIy an
= prove" nav P"ss. Win WiCh three
ufrr 10 I'VE tons ~ hay attracted much attention
Tue late f"r aud was awarded the high ~, MUM.
~ BALDWIN.
~, US M'in 't'ee', Rrhrrr0i
6Ot SIstl PGISs ~ ma i, our ,tacE I. co It,. -,
t23 . 9 w. losing article, atlow Trccs.
Hoaeh'd ard B'own shirtnvs
IW'H-h'd rrl Hrurn Tail. namisk
narna'k Ia 4 Go ~. Nil siFes
DamF.k MAI Iins DoyIas
fyery desrr p'pn ~ Towsning
BID Tick; sunmtr Blankets
Irans?arent on silk. for covering Chandelier
Checked and White Natlng, A..
'p3s Parker, BAYLY q EIMNo.
nHiEtNH stGAHs-itO hhd', fair to t,rieiIy prime Ia
" store, for sale BY ' ''' ~
apo En-. sRNKER, Cary street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-13

hRGAINS-BARGAtNs-i am In receipt ~ I,Tge s.,,t.
R nen China Gass and from the man.
va es OF many and handsome bhA2gs and pattern 10
sheh With choice si'ek Of Fancy Goods Looking Giasss a
sale and retail purchasers
Being determined u reduce my stock, with making
change No business, inducements will offered To
tutiIuctft ur TrfF1ns purchasing Tor cash
Special attention paid packing aud the delivery OF goods
E'.li tl'r' HUGH 4 WAIT.
lhhlA No r.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
9 Blackest Page in English History.

The following is an extract from A Chld's
History Of England, by Charles Dickens. II
relates to the horrible atrocities committed BY
James II. and his satellites, avowedly with the
object Of sustaining religion and law:
The atrocities committed by the government
which followed this Monmouth rebellion, form
the blackest and most lamentabe page in Eng
lish history The poor peasants, having been
dispersed with great loss, and their leaders
having been taken, one would think that i'm
placable king might have been satisfied. But
no; he let lOose upon them, among other In
iolerable monsters, Col. Kirk, who had
served against the MoOrs, and whose soldiers
called by the people Kinks lambs. because
they bore lamb upoc their flag, as the emblem
Of Christianity worthy Of their leader.
The atrocities committed BY these demnns in
human shape are far too horrible to be related
here. Il is enough to say, that besides most
ruthlessly numbering and rubbing them. and
runing them by making them buy their par
dOns at the price Of all they possessed, it was
one of Kinks fav0rite amusements as he and
his officers sat drinking after dinner, and toast
ing the king, tu have patches of prisoners
hanged outside The windows for the company's
diversion and that when their feet quivered
in the convulsions of death, he used In swear
that they should have music to their dancing;
and would order the drums 10 beat and the
trumpeis to play. The detestable king in
formed him, as an acknowledgment of these
services, that he was very well satisfied with
his proceedings Bot the kings CREST delight
was in the proceedings of Jeffreys, now peer,
who went down into the west, with foar other
judges, 10 Try persons accused Of having had
any share in the rebellion. The king pleas
anily called this Jefireys' campaign' The
people down in that part Of the country re-
member it 10 this hour as The Bloody Assze.
It began at Winchester, where poor, deaf,
old lady, Mrs. Alicia Lisle, the widow OF one
of the judges Of Charles the First (who had
been murdered abroad by some Royalist as
sassins, was charged with having given shell
ter in her house to two fugilives from Sedge-
moor. Three times the jury refused to find
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
The Rappings Explained !

A profoundly scientific friend, whose tubular
pericranium evulules great ideas with The
cIearness, ucdity aud opacity Of moonbeam,
furnishes Us the following. Il taps the tappers
on the sconee, and tips The tPpers under the
tables
"The only ttne and legitimate manner Of
accounting for the taps, in the new science, is
the physiological defects Of the mcmbranous
system. The obtuseness Cf The abdominal in
dcatur canses the carliIiginous compressor to
coagulaie into the diaphragm, and depress the
duodenum into the handango. Now il the
taps were caused by the VOCATION of the elec-
Iricity of the extremilies, the lympanum would
also dissUi7e into spiritual snctnm, and the oil
faclury ossihcalor would fUment and become
identical with the pigmentum. Now this is
not the case; in order 10 produce the taps, the
spiritual rotundum must be elevated down tn
the spiritual sphere. Bat, as 1said before, the
inferior lisaments must not subiend over The
digilorum sufficiently to disCganize the steri-
cletum"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02
y The n. II. Patriot saws ~

~ ne N. IL. TdIrlOl says - ...r
The Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun states that about twenty Northern
Senators have signifed their intention to vote
for the Nebraska bill (; and the correspondent
of the ~ Y. Commercial says it will pass the
Senate by vote of 80 to Ii. If these state
ments are true, it must be apparent to all that
the measure is regarded at Washington
as neither party nor sectional one.-
Of the Senators known to be opposed tu
it, five or six are Democrats, while majority
of the Senators of both parties are in favor OF
it. Some of its opponents are Southern men
but majority Of those Of both sections are for
it, So it is with the press-papers of both
parties in both sections, are for it, and others
against it. 1t is no more party matter, or
a sectional one, than were the Compromise
Measures Of 1850. an r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

Most ladies think it is the summit of mis-
fortune to be ugly. This is mistake, quite
frequently. The chances are, a. the world
goes, that homely women are altogether best
at heart, head and soul. A pretty face often
presides over a false heart and weak heads
with the smallest shadow of soul,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

iCP The liquor prohibition law passed The
Maryland House of Delegates by vote Of AZ
to %. II contains all the Maine law restric-
,iuns, including the power Of search, destruc-
tion of liquor, &c., and is TO go into operation
in May 1856, if previously approved by the
people. --
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

The eater Of the common green lettuce, as
salad, takes portion of lactucarium, naH~
cotic substance similar in properties to OPIUM.
which it contains; and any one win discover
that his head is affected after indulging freely
in lettuce salad. Eaten at night it causes
sleep eaten during the day, it soothes, Gains
and allays the tendency TO nervous instability.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

~ Theodore Parker said in Faneuil Hall
on Thursday +" do lOath the Southern States. y
That is the language Of traitors.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-03-02

Geography,-Population, - Climate, ,So1,--
Productions, ,-Riuers.
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-01-28
PROSPE CT U S
SANTA FE WEEALK GAZETTE.


THE SANTA FE WEEKLY GAZETTE an Eoghsh
aud Spanish newspaper, is published eycrESa'urday,
ia the city of Santa Fc, Territory Of New Mexico
In politics it will aim TO be sound democratic
Journal; but in addition, it will be devoted to
General Literature, and the current news OF ue
day, and no pains will be spared to I'LL It's columns
with interesting matter Particular attention will
be paid 10 such information as "'il 'e us'lal ana
important to the people Of The Territory to a
development Of the agricultural, mineral and other
resources OF the county Inc latest news IRON
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GRAlEANI'S MAGAZINE.
NEW VOLUME


rDHE YEAR is drawing to close. But two
numbers are vet TO be issued OF the volume Of
GRAHAM for 1888, when 1854 will be upon us.
The Magazine year is necessarily anticipated, and
is not Ieckoned by the ordinary rules. The jan
uary number must be manufactured in November,
and complete copies as sample numbers for agents
should be ready by the first OF December, for with
the first of that month all contracts for the year
are filled, and the renewal OF cubs and single sub
scrberJ commence.
In announcing bis readiness 10 receive orders for
tbe new wyolumo, the editor does not know that he
has any very brilliant ideas 70 hold out in Urge
capitals 20 dazzle peoples eyes GRAHAM Will
be pretty much what it ha. been This volume, with
some improvements which experience suggests
No number viii contain less than 100 pages Of
reading matter, and the readers of Graham may
rely with great confidence upon hi8-that the
volume shall contain
OVER TWELVE HUNDRED PAGES
Of the very best reolmg matter that capital can
command from original resources, or taste select
from the vas mass 1l available m terioI.
The aim Of the editor viii be 10 produce pub
lcation which shall be valuable IN matter, and
choice in t,ste and style; and he nattets himself
NH E'" Eo AHA ,o nre.e,f as moNy g,, ai,rai or.
I =, hi. ,o,Jdrs M, ony noblic5,,on Of ihp dav
~. Sh,I "" n, ro,ycror ' Iegi,ts f., nnbl,,G. from
I,o m '' to r,oo % eG;cIe. f,'m rncli,h authors. oul
,,,n.l,Ion" r. , fr"., tEo bo'i Cgrman anJ French
,',nry nro,loJ tbn ,iece, Lnye Never bcrorr an.
nearod IN MINI n tbis courtrv ESSAYS Oh, impor.
,n ,J'" moItc,I " "' ,"b;nIs NJ @ vii &tewsa br osertrI
@ ,"J c,ici.o. oo "A, ,."oinrc Of 4mcrco and be
moyomcn,s r,,' Of ,bc aar Tbc Reyiew Den,rtmert
in ' vb,cb " lnrc % anI libero spr1 Of criticism viii
"Iv,ys he roin,,nod. viii br extended For the
JcraHcc of hmpric,n literature tbr editor will at.
,yays he rc do. for t6e maintenance Of correct
oGs IN lbp m,2,zjne he wilI # possible. be SIN
mora yatrbfnI
~
Each number will contain an engraving from
splendid steel plate in addition TO the choice de, &
signs ana cngrayhgs OF DtVereNN, VINO VIII sun
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The French who arrived across the
plains with Col. Ciprani, announce that
they found gold in abundance in Carson
Valley. According 10 their statements,
the miners who have penetrated to that
point are receiving an ample reward.
Uporthe west slope of the Sierra Ne
vada, at an elevation of more than $500
feet above the level Of the sea, parties Of
French were found, who were making
from 81 to $S per day.--EreAdsgc.
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SOUTHERN MAIL,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


JVHE southern mail via I'll Paso to San Antonio,
Texas leaves Santa Fc on the 10Th of each
month, arrives at FL Paso in from six to eight days,
and reaches San Antonio on the l4th Of the next
month. Returning, leaves San Antonio on the 10Th
of the same, arrives at FL Paso in from II to Is
days, and reaches Santa Fe on the llh of the next
month, making the trip through in from 25 to %
davs, winter and summer. The Contractor has
spared no expense in placing upon this route spring
carriages the best adapted for the convenience as
well as comfort Of passengers Persons going TO,
or coming from the States will find this very
pleasant route, particularly during the winter
months as it is entirely free from the intense cold
and heavy SHOWS that SO frequently obsruct the
eastern mail route 10 Independence.
RATES OF FARE.
1925 90 through from Santa Fe to San Antonio.
80 90 from Santa l'e to Ell paso.
Passengers allowed 40lbs baggage.
'HENRY SKILLMAN.
NIB Passengers not required 10 stand guard.
Santa Fe, Oct l. lS53-f
TIME undersigned begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public generally, that he is prepared
10 do all kinds of cabinet and carpenters work on
The most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors above
the store of Jesus Loya.
Santa Fe, May I, lS53.-y JAMES II CLIFF.
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INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI.
B. W. 7 0 D d
FlgON SAFE FOR SALE.

rTlhe undersigned bcg' leave to state that he has on
J. hand a large wcll.m.de and strong new iron
safe, which he will sell at the same prize that a
similar one made in the States wonld cost delivered
here. The Safe is made entirely Of iron, with iron
bands and cleets it has two locks, an inner and
outer one and Is supported by four IRON wheels
with iron aXlCj. II in point of utility and make
equal 10 any safe made in the United STATES. lie
respectfully invites any body, the merchants pMt!c-
ula,Iy, to come and inspect it.
J. GILCHREEST
Santa Fe, January, q, lS5t
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FY"'- A
q,
!, seven minutes ore moNei 10 e' s'c'-
meaIate once Wheh ho' ouet"Ee spe'I"Vu' io
asserting INe Aohs'
q On roO," "heI' we lhoIo OF Coh't! "u'e
aaHls ot we SpGei"l agents ol ''e D'p'' 'ias"'
aso posi- once pIGhA'' una" o'a'' locNo """ N'l''
are 10 Ne conveyed "lho"' eNl'4 V'''1S
g. No pay VIII be made ior IfPs9 not Il'Lormg.ai
ana I'r Steh OF 'ocH OMISSIONS NJ' sI'ls'"..o'Iy
GNFah'n U''re 'lheS ,n9 P'{ u IIc uip u'1y w
4e0Hcte" lof ''llS's so lH' u'nllu WY '9 "
oIG"N c""0cA'oh WIN VepenuinH m'''', "'" WV
sNIIciuAuy eAc0,eu' VHe'iouI' I'a os u'V Oo", 1i',"
t!oh loF me IfiP Is Su0jt't 10 Io'lcNu'e' DeDu.
'loi may also oe oIuereu ioI stmV oi Pt'l0i,'.
o0'c !"eyot TO 'Ua' SIc'inglu ~ 'e 'o' '-,
'P'''I "e'0l lu'Uclt' u ",e MN" .u'',n Ieci", I
enlarged penalties, PLop0'uo9eu 70 lDs ha,uLo
'helto4 ana 'oe importance u Wy "'u''' ""y ~
made r, :.
L. For leaving oehno or 'aro"'9g ol '''e mans
Or any portion OF them Tor 'Ae aamssl'h OIL Pls,
scnSeTs, or ior bong concerned IN se.lf "p .p,i ~
running an eSp'G's cohyel s Cg,nuV'o" '.''t'
Ee4co "I'a' u '''e H"''' quarter P'J NV! "
deu0c'ed .u, .,..,..,.u.,.,., .,.,i.-,,,a,..
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oC P,omPUy anu s1.'.'..o.i! Gt","s" ot 81 - o,,r
u"oa,cs u PDS"N'I,''' "a 'it ;', 1.,n,,,
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Military affairs.
Headquarters Of the Army,
New York, Nov. n, 1858.

I. The following named officers are
assigned to thccommand Of departments
organized in General Orders No. 25,
from the War Department, viz;
Breyet Major General John E Wool,
to the Department of the East; Brevet
Major General David L. Twiggs, to the
department of the West Brcvct Major
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Form off, GaurdD'N

The undersigned undertake that, II the forego.
iog bid for carrying the mail on route No. = be
accepted BY he Postmaster General, The bidder
sIaI, prior 10 tbe lst day ol July next, enter iuio
the required obligation to perform the 8gtica pro-
posed, with good and suilcien! surctios.
Dated Signed by two Guaraa,ors.l
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NUMBER 33


General Persitrr +. Smith h the de-
pMtmcnt Of Texas; Brvet Irigadltr
General John Garland, 10 tlle depart
mcnt Of New Mexico ,Brcvet Bi4gasIcr
General Ethan A Hitchcock. to thg DE-
partmcnt Of the Pacific. The krttrr is,
by direction Of the President, placed on
duty according to his brevet rank. "
=. Brcvct MAJOR and Assistant Adj
iutant General Francis n. Page is rs
signed to duty at the headquarters Of tIp
department Of the West. lie will re-.
port by letter to Gen. Twiggs, anil
await his orders in st. Louis. "r
Beyet Captain and Assistant Alju-
tant General David Il. Jones is assigned
to duty at the headquarters Of the de-
partmcot Of the Pacific, and will reppt
III person without delay.
3. Until the arrangements contcn.
plated with rcgarl to the Irnlians of
Texas can be carried ont the troops at
Fort BcIkmW, department of the West,
will he uuler the orlcrs of the con-
manlcr Of the department of Texas
1 4. For spacial rcosons tbc t,oos ot
I the post about to be established on the
/ Rio Granlc, opposite Fl Paso dcpart-
mcnt Of Texas, will, for the present, be
under the orders Of the commander Of
The department Of New Mexico.
). The records of the Eastern and
Western Divisions will be transferred to
the headquarters of the departments Of
the East and West lrspcctiyrlv Those
Of the fist, second, ihird, fourth, and
fifth departments will be sent to the
Headquarters of the department of tbc
East: those Of the sixth and seventh dc.
partmpnls to the hcadouarters Of the de.
partmcnt Of the West; and those Of the
tenth and eleventh departments, irthcy
have not already been. will be sent to
the headquarters Of the dcnartmcut Of
the Pacific.
c. Whenever military posts are aban.
doned, the records will be sent to the
headquarters of the department in which
IL ,,, ,,.. ,.t.,i
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IRWIN McDOW ELL,
Assistant Adjutant General.
War Department,
Nov. 3, 1853.

The Attorney General having given
an opinion that soldiers rc.enlsting in
accordance with the provisions Of the
10Th section Of the act of July 4, 1888,
and under the conditions of the Sd sec
tion Of the act of June II, 1850, are en-
titled to the benefit Of both those acts,
50 much of the order of this department
Of June %, 1850, [seo General Orders
No. 90, Of June %, 1850, as prohibits
the payment Of the bounties given by
both these acts is hereby rcscinded.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Secretary Of War.
BY order; S. Cooper Adjutant Gen.
cral.
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IN NEW MEXICO.

1900 From Santa Fe, by Albuquerque, Socorro,
Dohl Ana, Fort Fillmore, FronteTo (IeX-
as), El paso, San Elizario, Magoilinsyllle,
and Leona, to San Antonio, $40 miles and
back, once month.
Leave Santa Fe on the 1st of each month;
Arrive in San Antonio in % days.
Leave San Antonio on the lst OF each
month";
Arrive at S,nta Fe in % days.
Bids to carry twice a month are invited
also bids to make the trip in 20 days
1901 From Santa Fe, by La Canada, 10 Fernando
de Taos, 10 miles and back, twice a month
Lave Santa Te on the lst and 10th OF each
month, at A. M
Arrive at Fernando de Taos BY the 81 and
18th at u NJ
Leave Fernando dc Taos on the 18th and
2slh Of each month at 5 A, MI
Arrive at Santa Fe by the l4th and goth al
12M.
Bids for weekly trips are invited.
1902 From Donanl, by Fort Delkrpp, to Gaines
vile in Texas, and back, once in two
weeks.
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The money for Clubs must be always sent III
adyandc. Subscriptions may be sent at our risk.
When the sum is large, draft should be procured
If possibIe-,he cost OF which may be deducted
from the amount.
Address, always postpaid, ..
GEORGE r GRAHAM.
Editor.
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Santa Tc, N. NJ, Jan. 2, lS5h
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15
NoaclsDille SSserfe.

Weablmdble, Sounorp unb @aaibienenz
VI. ;daess vrvuHHr, pnB nc Die
pbi9en g4erfe am 1. 9lars in Operation selest
unp nun bereit lino. ale g(rten 0ablarbriten gu
perrihten. sic baben einen etfabrenen Miller
anselteft mnb rerbrn es Ii6 an9elesen fein laisn,
6laur Su MAIDEN, psl4rs bon fenem i'm Nlartte
iibertrrffen irirp.s
Die 5punprp unb aI6ieneniperflat ipirb auf
cine gEeiIe perwatrt werben, um bic spllite Scfrie
bisung uulere &unpen 3u seten. gSir linp territ
ale 9rten arteiten puf bic tiirse1e gln;ei9e unp
;u ben bili9en pretirn ;u Serridten, ais bic Srr'
frrtisun9 SOn SteanlsGrsnes, Suctipn= unb Scr.
Gee Yunpen, Ndbl zG'eratbIdaften, StrcbIdncips
MnI6infn, pflisr, Yarlcr np Sr4Sfen, unp ale
glrtrn @uepaarcn welde pom 9ublitum Serlanst
,perten mS0en. Die llnte8ei6nctcn finp Ielbt
praftilde MuI6iniferta llnp werben pem pbi9en
@el4aft Ielbit a6partet.
=. Mliftp uno Sones.
FOselssiae, Nars s, 1854. nats-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15

Gino fttr6isbcr efhattcue &uneftboft int 5utbaas
eel ebr oaatbar uno bcffiu purth Ifrsnst lufaRrt.
lamteit af ibr G5tbdft unD curtb icee mS9ltb, 5u.
pcrtennRnbtlt Cb tint 5crtteun9 Der c littrat %:
nclltnen SSuult ;apilldttil Gi; ipdnchtn ptn puk.
Ittum rif &baiiacbt gu Gsndtbc 3u ftibrcn, Tap ls
9itibe =
9raftiibe 6utmaber
lnc uno rinc tan9s elbrjt ousssliaursn hatsn, uut
rabcr ibr StlhSt burh9Sn9l9 utritsbn in all ptfen
pribserncn Spti9sn. SiC ptrfsrt9sn ,5dts eit fcis
ntn I'M @iartH bntanttbtn mo ucD ,en tigel wcbl.
ftlltr," elcptil e ibr Wdtirial rcu ben Snpcrturs
ir Gdfb toukn unc cintn 9reGtu Sbsit ibrcr Qrbtii
tltit ptrritbttn. gRtil iit grcfs Gsbafts tbun, c
tSnntn ils ollrrptn on tintu prefitsn u psrtanln
uuo neil s ibr oanbwrf ptrifcben, ic battcn e uur
9utt arteitr. Dicks no sini9s otr lrlatbsu. porun
man Sfters Die Stmcrtun9 bert, eaS aRicoer unf
Bcmr ic icbSns Sdtc fir 10
Gritaunli6 billi9e 9rei1e
perfaufen. Sic bobsn nncr pic nsusitsn Ybilacsi:
pbicr uno 9lturcrtcr Smlcs nuf bono, fc pag Nli1
nlanr bang u ltiu troudt, siusn almrriatn OF.
9ebdn9t ju tric9cn. essw's
Sult ruff ts uus an, es motb; tsin linten slhsin
tuer Sepf 9cfcrmt it, mir ptrliehtrn Il tl'IFr 81"
~Sit" in unltrm 9rcsen a1prtsmer
put 81 finoen Der paei 80 erIutht bet hns an
sanoiicbrbaltcr fino be5un uno SopFsn Nen.s..
,urufn, inotm mir Observation-Disclosures. g,n sTs 9ssSSs
!Sg ais eit s8ebsifrbauo emcbSdtrn 10 sO'"I'"'
iu,nrr ons !oapr. nl1S
-r.GrnnI ", 1894.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-15

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net =sSaaren su tauIfn.
Der tlnter5eihnete tepient (lm bifler
eenteit Ieinrf 6teunbsn utp Dem publifunil
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aud aaf bic tiirsets @nSslss aui grilralI
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alle glrtilel bic in htsIeni 5ade perlanst
mggsa. Gr MAIDEN Isins arbeit IrlGn,
-ffito fetnt Yreilsu 10 nisher hab man ali
fSnntr nidt baiir sernodst irrr6en. Son
lrtbeilet fir eu6 lrlbif, oann pernct ibr ID
iraren nit brm perleienen Stiid nid)f tttrl
Ct III banttar fit ieom 9lnfprltb Il
madt ipirr nm leins gBanren in MaasaE
nrpmea. Das 8cIehrn fetet salhts.
"a Sefcnems bic Gatinrtmatber lInb +
Igaglid. einaslabM hi linn an,aruErsi. 1
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ts.s a,'g .sssillGe stalbinss unb 81
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'sell'''E unb urtbeilet 10