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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
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Mrs. HULDAH A. GOODWIN would re-
4t1 speetfuIiy inform the public that she. VIII
open q School in the MoBeka Academy, an. an,
1853. Instruction will be given IN slI the various
Of Education; Freuch, Italian and che Spanish
Languages: Music. Drawing. Painting. and all
kinds of Ornamental work viii receive particu-
tion.
RATES OF TUITION PER TEE1 OF ELEVEN yEEEs.
Elementary Course. 3 GO
Middle Class. %
Moral and intellectual Philosophy.
and Higher Mathematics, go
Languages, each extra, %
= Drawing and Painting, 90
HULDAH A. GOODWIN. Principal.
AoLLIE A. MIGRATE, Assistant. 3m2
JAMES A. FRAME. HENRY B.. eoxWKLL.
Frame. & ConweiI
WHOLESALE dealers in gun powder. Keep
Blasting Powder. Also safety fuse. An orders
will receive prompt attention. Office st the fur
niture store. Kansas City. No. Jan 3m
Dissolution.
THE C0PARTNERSHIP heretofore known
Il and existing under and by the name OF DIX
L DEAs is, by mutualconsent, this day dissolved.
RALPH c. DIX viii settle al accounts OF the
late firm. RALPH C. DIX.
January 5th, 1853. JOHN II. DEAN.
Having sold all right, title and interest in the
firm of DIX 4 De II to CHANNY b. DIX / cheer
fully recommend him to the favor of the Public.
JOHN u. DEAN.
SADDLE STOLEN.
A LADIES' HOOP SIDE SADDLE belong
"A ing to Mrs. OLIVE SMITH, was stolen from
the horse while he was standing near the Ma
sonic Hall, ON Monday night last. between the
hours of eight and nine o'clock. The saddle
was bought of J. G. Sands, a few months since,
and was very valuable article. The thief will
really Oblige Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. who lives four
miles south Of Lawrence, by leaving the Saddle
where the owner can come in possession of it
again.-Dated Lawrence. January 9th, 1855.
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MINER FULLER. Physicians and Surgeons,
Lawrence, Kansas. Particular atteRtion given
to Surgery and diseases Of the Eye. =
JOHN b. WOOD. Land Agent and Money Bro
keF, Lawrence, kansas.
G, ST0RRS, Jr.. Land Agent and Saryeyer.
II. SHAEkLIS. VI holesale and Retail Boot and
Shoe Dealer.
F. CONANT. Dezlerin Dry Goods and Groceries.
r. i. FRAZER, Matchmaker and JeHeief.
L. KELI0GGs Dentist.
WHITNEY HOUSE, L. l.. " Whitney.
WAYERLEY HOUSE, l.. Hoyt.
+. s. L0WMAN, Attorney at Law.
JOHN N, ,E0E. Counselor, and Attorney at Law.
G. W. BROWN, Atty ST Law and Land Agent.
Gee. FORD. Dcaler in Dry Goods. Groceries, 6c.
RlDEN0UR BRO, Land Agents snd Real
Estate Brokers.
MORROW HOUSE, Morrow & Eldridge.
CENTRAL HOUSE, b. johnson
5. n. WOOD L CO., Real Estate Agents and
Dealers in ExehsDge and Money.
8 y. WOOD, Notary Public and Commissioner
Of Deeds for Ohio.
C. STEARFNs, Grocer and Provision Dealer
except WhislSy.
D. B. BgRNHAN, Dealer in Seeds and Aericui-
turaA implements.
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Cayposle & Hewby.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B0OKSEL.
: w lers and Stationers, and dealers in Wall
Paper. Sheet Music, Periodicals, DC, Leayen;
worth City, Kansas. Law, School, Theological
ture, late and standard Music. All the principal
Eastern Papers, Magazines and Reviews received
in advance of the maii-back numbers supplied.
Order solicited from country merchants, COM
mittees on libraries, teachers and purchasers
generally.
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A. 3. Miller.
1853.
1853.

1853. A. 3. Miller, 1853.
WHOLESALE GROCER. ForEarding and
Steamboat Agent and Collector. New fre-proof
building, No. 100, LeYee, LeaEenWorth City,
KIT. Feb
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no Dry Goods Merchants!

THE subscriber has Just received on sale from
i the best Eastern manufactures, 9 fine Sc
lection of Cotton Goods, including Sheetings-
bleached and unbleached. Shirtings. 0snaburgs,
Stripes. Ticking; Canton FlanRels, &C., &c.
which he will sell at Eastern prices with no ex-
ira charge for freight or sther expences.
The goods can be seen AZ the store house OF
Mckipine & Co.. II WYAND0TT, ald viii
richly repay examination. j.. u. WINEHELL-
WyaAdott, Nov. Ii. ls5l. 81
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Girl Wanted.
A GIRL TO Do H0USEW0Rk WANTED
n to whom very liberal Wages will be paid.
Enquire at THIS 0FElCE-
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III. M. Simpson.
Peoria Civ

NOTARY PUBLIC, Office No., Massachusetts,
IN street, Lawrence. Office hours 9 A. NJ. to ]
p n Dec 1857 If
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Com Shelters! Corn EheIlers!
N great variety, at the Mammoth Hardware
Il and Stove Store Of EGLE BARKER. /
- Dec. 19. 81, - -
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AIrnanacs Zoe rsa7 Free

WE wIsHTo SUPPLY EVERY FAMILY
w in Interior and Southern Kansas with a
correct FcTnily Almanac for next year,
"FREs GRATIs, for nothing and not charge yon
q cent :"
Store Keepers supplied with any number they
mai want to distribute. Apply 70
WOODWARD & FINLEY.
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Robert L. Frazer,

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, dealor in
w Watches, Clocks. fine Jewelry, Reviewers,
Fancy Goods, &c. iy4
Wilu,arfh.s Circulating Library.
EsIRCULATING LIBRARY NEW AND
~ popular books arc constantly added, as pub
Iished O. NgIINARTH
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-02-06
Caleb s. Pratt.
.. U. Parsons.

DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS. FARMS,
Il Town and City Lots. over the Cts Drug
Store. Lawrence. jan g, 1SSS. 6ms
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CapifaIistS. Attention!

Capitalists, Attention!
THE subscriber knows of first rate chance to
J. loan quite sum of money on the best Of
security, and at heavy rate Of interest: Apply
soon to jOHN ID. MOVU.
Lawrence, Nov. IA, 1857. IF
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City Drug stores
BLOCK, MAIN STREET,
w Lsureace. Kansas. Aug. B-sf
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60 ~ Cnilarno,re-
Ennan nnfec.

AoTARY PUBLIC. SO. Il Massachusetts,
~ Street ItaErsuee. < Dec.
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THE LAND OFFICE Is open for Du1zlas
Ceznt5, and Land Warrarsz for ssle, .
cslIs,.sYs paass.e.. Nov. si. 4
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WaterProof Re0ts
To Country Merchants.

yITHEN YOU WANT A GOOD ARTICLE OF
w Winter Boots, call at SHAN kk!IIN,S
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.
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List of Letters,

DEMAINING in the Lawrence Post 0fice, K.
II T.. Feb. l., 1858. Persons calling for them,
will please say Advertised.
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The Hanapden Association

MOULD GIVE NOTICE that bonds IRE ex-
" changed for two saw mills, capable OF sa ~
ing 2, eco Geo feet of lumber in year. 20 be run
ming in Hampden on the lst of October. and the
other 18th Of November next; and thes have
made arrangements with the Hampden Lumber
Company, for Humber made use Of in the town
of HampdeR for one year. at sJo per II. Also, \
run of barrs will be started es soon as the crops
will be ft TO grind.
10. i. D. CLARK, Sec'y. =.
Hampden, Sept. 5th, l657. septic
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lust RECEIVEb BY THE SUBSCRIBER
$50 lbs. Fresh Butter, for sale low by the quaI-
tity. Also 200 dozen Eggs very low b. the lot.
and little Lard for sale at q very high price.
Sept. ], 1851. c. STEAi.NS.
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Collins.
T CAN NOW SUPPLY NY CUSTOMERS
4 with all size and stsles Of Cotfns. trimed in
the latest and best style, at low price. Also
warrant my work and the articles gOing out Of
nay shop to be what they are recon mends1.
en- j. KELLER
LAWRENCE. Sept. 70.
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Pre-emptors and Claimants

INILLIAM WEER, United States Attorney
w for Kansas will leave shortly for Washing
ton, on business before the Departments. All
persons having pre-einption and other claims,
can have the same attended to by addressing in
his absence, MITCHELL / WEER,
Z Dec. .I95t Attorneys, Lacompton, Kansas
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Ckass E1use. Topeka. ssass
A GC0H9DkTEs trrs eisrs epd boa.sss on
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]. <. IT,
1883. s
fening last
kns of our
| into grea.
Rrder pro-
! Before as
bherty had
Ia a large
s of which
te houn.-
Ind whisky
/ On Non
before the
guiity Of
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Il uuon the
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-07

ELEVENTH. VOLUME BANCROITS HlSfoh,
~ ofthc United States being tbs. portion revolution NV
ding July T. 1875 ,his day published. .,,oR
May q af1ff' q #U7ffn tt rt W FRANCK TAfIoh
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DANCROFT'S HlSTORY-New Volume =,
Id American Revolution History United states
Y, being volume of The American Revolution by 6eoIs r1
sale at & z PIuiP,a New Book Sore, -
~ 1 81 sss2 Penn avenue Between and 10Th 'ne'U
May 0.r. Telobel a..la .E
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EHa 1 w. + "
For their proportion of eighteenth of twenty install
ents in money per second article treaty tweny-eghth
November eighteen hundred and forty and fourth ar
Gle treaty fifth June, eighteen hundred and fifty four six
thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars and sixty
four cents. 04lFfaf if,t .74 ~ .tsFa
For interest on nvcstmentof two hundred and twenty
one thousand two hundred and ftyseven dollars and
eighty cents at five per centu, for Miami Indians of
Indiana per Senate amendment to fourth article treaty
Afh June eighteen hundred and fifty four eleven thou
sand and sixty-two dollars and eightynine cents
y. harF'.se MIAMIEs EEL RIVER
For permanent annuity in goods otherwise, per
fourth article treaty third August seventeen hundred and
ninety-fve Ave hundred dollars
90 For permanent annuity In goods otherwise per third
article treaty twenty first August eighteen hundred and
five two hundred and fifty dollars. aGdspG L w
For permanent annuity In goods otherwise per third
and separate nrcle to treaty thrtieth September eig
teen hundred and nine three hundrcd and fifty dollars
y ~. r.s.s,,,-. NAyAJoES. si,as slfsyff adl
IA For fulfilling treaty stipulations with the Navsoes
pursuant to the requirements of the tenth article treaty
ninth September, eighteen hundred and forty -nne five
Thousand dollars, s, fe..,
NfsoUAILy, PUYALLUP, AND OTHER TRIBES AMI
BANDS OF INDIANS.
For fulfilling the articles negotated twenty sixth De
cembcr eighteen hundred and ffty-four with certain
hands Of Indians Of Pugets Sound, Washington Terri
IA For fourth nstalment in part payment for renaush
ment of title to lands 10 bc applied 10 beneficial objects
Der fourth article treaty twenty sixth December eighteen
hundred and fifty -four two thousand dollars - - =,
For fourth Of twenty nstamcnts for pay Of instructor
smith physician carpenter farmer, and assistant IL
cessay per tenth article treaty twenty sixth December
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Certificates packages whole tickets sl4O
| do 20 half do ..... 10
| DO do % quarter do -,.........r,,..,,,. 81
and certificates OF packages the
splendid will receive the most attention. aud
each drawing will be sent Immediately after Is to all
who order from t.7ss II VA 4.. .s s.a
| Address 7, j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Ap is t 81 t Wilmington, Delaware
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LNBBFTT HOUSE,. III. FREEMAN, street
IL between 18th and 14th Streets Washington, Clhs
lar and fashionable hotel has thoroughly repaired and
with superior contains one hu"'
rooms and has all the requisites arst class house
The proprietor has provided coach, which vii be al ue
depot steamboat landing overy arrival for the
passengers and baggage TO the hotel oN
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY, l858.--GREG
- DRY MAURY, Managers WILMINGTON, DELAWARE lobe
under the superintendent OF Commissioners appointed
Governor. ; 81. 1855 eitl-
$50 900 Io,tsry Of the STATE on DiwI
g2 1858. To DO drawn at WILMINGTON, DEL, siaf
day, MAY 1, 1853.
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ments per sixth article treaty twenth seventh July,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, seven thousand dol
lars. sttl s' ifd Natsans & fl tH Ht3f w 49, ~ .
5,,,,,,,ye, asata,l % 'af's 4ts ~ 4
g,Tfs5at taafas.falytrl Chnrhn clnGsfERfE RYuIfEi
For permanent annuity in money per fourth article
treaty seventh August seventeen hundred and ninety,
and fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hum
drcd and six, thousand Ave hundred dollars
For permanent annuity In money, per second article
treaty sixteenth June eighteen hundred and two, and
fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and
fty-six, three thousand doan.O TAI kFIlneTM 4
For permanent annuity in money, per fourth article
treaty twenty fourth January, eghtsen hundred and
twenty-six and fifth article treaty seventh August eg
teen hundred and fty-sx, twenty Thousand dollars
y For permanent provision or ba Asmth and assistant
and for shop and tools, per eighth article enty twenty
fourthJarary, eighteen hundred and twenty -sx, and
fifth article treaty seventh August eighteen hundred and
ffty-six, eight hundred and forty dollars.
For permanent provision for iron and steel for shop,
per eighth article treaty twenty fourth January eighteen
enah August eighteen hundred and fifty six two him
dred and seventy dollars. "a ~, ~ s.ssssf s.ss. (,
For pernanent provision for the pay Of wbeelwrght
pcr eighth article treaty twenty fourth January eighteen
hundred and tweutysix and fifth article treaty seventh
August eighteen hundred mud ftysix six hundred dol
lars tstHs.% Z = .,t
For blacksmith and assistant and shop and tooIs
during the pleasure Of the Presdeut per fifth article
treaty fourteenth February eighteen hundred and thirty
three and fifth article treaty seventh august eighteen
hundred and fifty six eight hundred and forty dollars.
For iron and steel for shop during the prsnre Of the
President per fifth article treaty fourteenth Febsuary
eighteen hundred and thirty three and fifth article treaty
seventh August eighteen hundred and fifty six, two hun
dred and seventy doars
For wagon maker during the pleasure of the President
per fifth article treaty fourteenth February eighteen hun
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For education during the pleasure Of the President per
third article treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
and thirty three, thousand dollars. bttHl
For blacksmith and assistant shop and tools and iron
and steel for shop during the pleasure of the President
per third-arclc treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
and thirty-three, one thousand and sixty dollars
For farmer, during the pleasucof the President per
third article treaty thirteenth May eighteen hundred
aud thirty three six hundred dollars.
stsd la ROGUE RIVERS At sssaag
For fifth Of sixteen instalments in blankets clothing
farming utensils and stock per third article treaty tenth
September eighteen hundred and fifty three, two thou
sand five hundred dollars.
4, es.li. 5SACS AND FOXES OF MISSISSIPPI
For permanent annuity in gooso or otherwise per third
article treaty third November, eighteen hundred and
four, one thousxnd dollars. n 'il atf ~ zig
For twenty seventh of thirty instruments as annuity in
specie per third article treaty twenty first September
eighteen hundred and thirty twenty thousand dol
For twenty of thirty instruments for g,nsmith
per fourth article tre6y twenty first September eighteen
hundred and thirty-two, SIX hdndred dollars aDtR
For twenty of thirty instalncnts for iron and
steel for shop per fourth article treaty twenty first Sep
ternber, eighteen hundred and thirty two two hundred
and twenty dollars iWora2t ~ i "a iisl sir ,saa
For twenty ssventh Of thirty instalments for black
smith and assistant shop and tools, psr fourth article
tresty twenfy'nrst September, eighteen hundred and
thirty two, eight hundred and forty dollars , -,
For twenty seventh Of thirty instalmens for iron and
steel for shop per fourth article treaty twenty Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and thrtytwo two hundred
For twenty-sevent of thirty instaens for forty bar
re Of salt and forty kegs of tobacco per fourth article
treaty twenty-irst September, eighteen hundred and
thirty two, ono Thousand dollars. ~ ''.
For interest on two hundred thousand dollars at five
per centnm, per second article treaty twentyst octo
Der, eighteen hundred and thirty ten thousand
dollars.
For interest on eight hundred thousand dolla, at five
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A CARD.--We are receiving and opening on
perior Stock o Spring and Summer Clothing also ,n n
STYLES Cloths cssmcrcs vesngs, Linen
the latest Paris for gentlemen and ycuhs
this market such cles OF style ana
be manufactured to order in this city.
u. tf5f WALL, STEPHENS, n Co, .
No. 322 Penn. ay.. between 9th and lo'o se
APP 1s-6wif Intel. Star b -tates.
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Gssen 4 tbr fufr en NIT aft petsen, NIT f6par-
sen unp peiBcn StrauBsn se;ierten 9ferpsn ~telpann<
ter, lei6ter, NIT @laSfenfern eeriebensr unb nit
pierietm Srauerplun,caus unb 5lrr perbanstcr gGas
gen Ypr. sdt l6warssefleioete Neser fibrten bic
gferbe. SIN Snnern tes @asens, unnittclbar 6ins
ter bent Suti6er, MAR elm @emalbs, pas Elm BON
Sraueripsiben iiterkangcneS Oentntat sprlteGts, an
benz cine ~trauernpe ipeibliGe gefalt letnte. Der
Sars wurpe tinetnsebrten unh CUR Salfte NIT benz
Sternentanner tcpcdt. @tpas nah 4 llbr iebte li6
Der ;3u9 in Srpcgung.
Der .3u9 bsmegtc iih Sann rurdD mebrerc StrnEen
rah Der Gitp pau, 100 Der Sara inter @%brenwadbeu
~aufschslIt wurre.
Im Samsta9 Mitta9 waree er pom Dem Z. 8eai,
lnent aaf ben Dampfer Samsstcwn setradt ,,nt bort
Dem Sir9inia Committee iberliefert.
Die Natipnal- @arpc i@ifts f, am Sprp Dos
Dampfcr0 Grieipn I'M 10 llbr Elm. geipe Spcte &C.
selten Ntenps mad itrer Seitimmune al.
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Suutea.

= Vic GuItur lbreitet pprIu, une iGn1t cub
lid aud ibre Ntic9er I'M 6ineiiihen Sicrtel al. 9Sprs
selter, trl1ien clue Gbinclin in neutrality-suspicious.
tn 5upps. sic mar 4 SUP bod unr 20 Sue BRETT,
uno tornte it6 faata bsipcSen. @uf benz &ppfe trua
6c elm &iss me qutd Spnnett, bas bic trcite platte
gtaie, unp bic breiten Baden nod mebr berpprbpb,
unp hter ben Sanltsrn trus fe etne 9lantiae. Gin
pabrer Nufrulr entltanb nnter ben iibriaen GriupIis
nen, bic iis sletdssttis auf @~pntsumersRrabe b.run.
%,ral;tcn, unp psie bebauptsten, elm @paesueel babe
bieie bineiii4e Grinpline ais abItredenbes 9eiIpiel
ausseriiitrt, mte man I'M Iltertbun SclaSeu betrau.
fen madtc, I'M bic Susenb as1uI9reden BON Srunts.
l~letrisens ih,citen bic Gbinelen int M0serneinen raid,
in Der GuItur ruran, le fauen Gabaf, trinten gB6is.
FEY, seraten Ginbride unb DisbfGble, unb traaea
nah gurceaiidem SHUTTER, nur rsr 9ppf, Der
blsitt. IS 1T pas i9re SauienbjS6rise @rruuaen.
I6ait, nnc Tic bsbaupten, Der dinelil6e 3ppf fet bem
errppGifhrr 3ppf meit spraus. Sintcn bGuat or bei
beiSen 9taecn ltcts.
Gr orsbt lid, rfdsts, ct prtbt liA lints,
Der ;3cpf Der binst inn binten
Calf. 9smutr.
Seren<Sa7el, %. 1iai. Sier lebt elm Gpnber-
ling Der ben GntldluB sefaBt Fat, ni9t aus3utpanpern.
- Gin Sers aus benz alien braunl6wetsiIdsn
gelansbu6e. 1853.
Sas Setert mill mir ni6t ,nebr patten,
Die Siinben bri6en mid mic bic Hatten.
Shcn bat Der DGliI6e SeGscbul
@epampt an meinsr Ser;s@tatuU! t.
.! Saleme Saser iase unter,
Mt6 Sinbenlau, nit @nabenbunben
3eu9 mir pein gnabenipantms al
90 bin i'd fSilid ansetban!
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3 ur &enntnif.

DER Undergraduate inadt biermit bic ~eraebenae Din.
ssiss, Dap CT bas ne,ie, ~Ssraunise gadfeinbans an
Srpabitraee. bem M6belfOrs pes Serrn laube aeoen.
uber, auf ftnf Sabre sernisttst Sat unb In frr,rr 2eit
ietre 6eutlde Shule babtn ~perlesen ipirb. Gftsrn, bic
fhulfaeiSe &inOsr BADEN tno is In bieIe @ntalt Ihifen
pOllen, ,perbsn bSfi6 eriuat, bisB talbisR sl t6uu,
neil tpteosr ners &laien 9stilcst perbsn.
Ns'i9'enstunferrtdt miro tn bieier S6uIe, pslde
gang fret unO unabbdnais bafebt, ni6t ppraetraoen
unp Die Gltern fSunen itrs Sinber in ben Yielenn @oiuus
faasl8nIsn bisii8er Stapt nab 8elicben bierlr rnter.
Nbten ~laiea.
,s'hmonb. ptn s. Nai 1853.
Sob. Mrinborpt. oeutlher 6hulIetrrr
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Bon S. GrtiIisrat6.

limb parum tIast bas arnte g5pIis'
6rue Mid Der reidr Mlann.
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Das i'd bir's isistn ranR!"
. ipar @tsnt unb i'm Stn,etab Isn
Der Stroben % 3tYier;
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limb btnnOd frozen mir.
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Sod Ssuer b6tt' er nidt!
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IN i6IrGter bIrft'Ser 2raGt;
SD frn9, iparum es brau6sn ,si
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III tstisln np9 i'm Srpb!"
@uf sinsr Sratsn bsi6 @ef6t
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Gin Sinh I'M 8orb, eins an Der grne -
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SsrtlS!lit mi esn NnleteeruHSen er3eit mub srineis lsu bel
S sn, stsis am grnreiate telseIt, srIauts i& mir benz u ssrs sri s
ssail9sn VneIttaia es s!r9ebene NnSei9s ,u maiden, Sa6 i'd meme d
grysoatdnetes babe une iebt tur& Die b%trSutb GtipirI;cn s @TtHe
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stnee Nrtsiisn. ale: @ertfplic's, GfuIG GinbinSs.. g n + nnas,
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