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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25
Local Affairs.

REFINEMENT IN SENTIMENT AND TASTE
The evil of excessive refinement is not so
common 10 new country as to call for
much rebuke, but, on the other hand, base
imitation of real refinement is very frequent
and always repulsive. An apeing of the
manners, and language, and dress, is often
contounded with the possession of the genu-
inc sentiment. All freedom and natural
ness of character is subdued and planed
down, lest an exuberance OF animal spirits
might lead Mrs. Corner.Lot, who is the
Mrs. Grundy of our day, to think we are
excessively vulgar, and to deny US admission
to that elevated circle over which she pre-
sides-irradiating responsibility and genteel
Christianity. Gold, and fine houses, and
town lots, and land, and rich appa-
rel and furniture, are deemed better re.
finers OF the soul and the senses, than high
principle, or unaffected piety, or intelligence
or charity. The tyranny of an excessively
refined or fastidious taste is shown in ht-
tie picture from fact. Alonzo Cano, the
most famous of Spanish painters, architects
and sculptors, lies on his death-bed. A
priest comes to perform for him the last
offices of the church, and holds up before
him carved cruci6x. The emblem is so
poorly executed for his eye, that he refuses
to receive the solemn services of the priest:
sends him away, and dies unshriven, unan-
nointed. Another picture may show the
easy simplicity of nature. During the
season of famine and starvation in Ireland
hundreds of poor persons wandered about
in the roads, famished, sinking down to die.
A wretched man lies by the roadside, draw
ing his last breath. His wife has gone to
seek priest. His little daughter, wan and
ragged, has plucked two wild rushes and
bound them with spear of grass into the
form of cross. She stands at her fathers
feet, and holds up the humble sign. The
dying man looks with sweet peace upon
that rude emblem of his faith, and yields up
his spirit. Which exhibited the true and
healthy refinement, the poor Irish girl and
her father, or the renowned Spanish artist
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ALBANY, Nov. 17.-Official returns re-
ceived up to seven o'clock this evening, give
Jones, democrat and Utica candidate for
Secretary of State, 1870 majority. Rich
mond, democrat and Utica candidate for
State Engineer, 2,l70 majority. VIM. l..
Skinner, democrat and Utica candidate for
Canal Commissioner, 24S majority. D. P.
Forrest, republican, for State Prison Com.
missioner, l3l majority.
Returns are favorable to the election Of
Chaplin, republican, for Canal Commission
er.
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New YORK, Nov. l7.-Information has
been received of the safety of the steamer
North Star. She went ashore On the
French Keys on the oath ult., where she
remained seven days, and then got off with
out assistance. She proceeded on her voy-
age to Aspinwall on the I'd inst.
The above information is contained in a
letter from Nassau, n. P, received at
Charleston, S. G..
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John Browns Early HistO, y-Almost
I'D. D.

From tie Hartford Press.
Want of space compels us to abridge
somewhat communication received from
VIM. H. Hallock, of Canton Centre, designed
to correct erroneous statements concerning
Capt. John Brown. We give that portion
relating to his early life. The public are
already familiar with his history during the
past few years.
I" In the burying ground near the church
in Canton Centre, Conn.,, stands a marble
monument upon which is inscribed the fol-
lowing:
"sIn memory of Capt. John Brown, who
died in the Revolutionary Army, at New York.
Sept. 3, l776. He was of the fourth generation
in regular descent from Peter Brown, one of
the Pilgrim Fathers, who landed from the May
Flower, at Plymouth Mass, December 22d,
l62O.'
Captain Brown, at his country's call,
led forth company of West Simsbnry (now
Canton) troops, to the deadly conflict, and
fell victim to the then prevailing epidem-
ic in the American camp. he left numer-
Gus group of little ones, who were reared by
his widow with singular tact and judgment
to habits of industry and principles of virtue
and all became distinguished citizens in the
communities where they resiGed. One of
the sons became judge in one of the courts
ofOhio. One of the daughters had the hon.
or of giving to one of our most fourishing
New England colleges president for twen-
ty years, in the person of her son.
Owen Brown, one of the sons, and father
of the present Captain John Brown, mar
ried daughter of Gideon Mills, Esq, who
was himself (Mills) an officer in the revolu.
tionary army, and was entrusted with the
command of the guard who had in charge
a large portion of the prisoners comprising
Burgoyne's army, thus proving that John
Brown inherits his military spirit through
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ST. ANTHONY AND MINNEAPOLIS.
FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

Acc U1TrED.-TLe jury in the case of
Howell Matson, the individual charged with
having poisoned horse belonging to z. e..
Ransom, of st. Anthony, came into Court
late on Saturday with verdict of acquit-
tai. The public mind seems to have taken
a deep interest in this trial, which lasted two
days. More than ordinary legal talent and
skill were displayed by counsel on both
sides. Demmon and Lawrence for the
prosecution; Cornell and Secombe for the
defence.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-9 P. Nudge
Douglas early recovery Of his health was on
Saturday anticipated by some of his most
intimate friends. It is, however, reliably
ascertained that he has been extremely i'll
for the last three days. His physicians re-
manned with him through the night, and this
morning regard his condition about the same
that it was yesterday, though perhaps he is
q little more comfortable.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.--A company
composing 81 infantry and rihemen, left
Alexandria for Charlestown by the early
train, via Relay House. Capt. Duffy's
company of 60 men and guns went by
special train on Manapoo road, via Stras.
berg, from thence they are to march Is
mites to Winchester.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25

A GERMAN was robbed in the town of
Franklin, Conn.,, by mere boy, whom he
took in his wagon for ride along the road;
the boy asked him to smell fine perfume,
from a bottle; he smelled, and the next
thing he knew he was sitting alone in his
wagon-the boy, watch, SIS in money,
and buffalo robe, gone. The little scamp
had chloroform in the bottle.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. IA gentleman
from Brownsville on the 4th, has arrived in
this city. He reports to the True Delta
that Cortinas had made no attack upon the
town up to that date, but was hourly ex.
expected to.
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RICHMOND, VA, Nov. ia despatch
was received this morning from Col. Davis,
at Charlstown. to Gov. Wise, requesting
him to send Immediately two companies Of
cavalry, and stating that five barns and out
houses had been fred to-day-it was sup
posed by sympathizers Of Brown.
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SAcKvILLE, N. B., Nov. 18.--Informa.
ton from Halifrx, dated 9 O'Clock this
morning, states that the expected steamer
Canada, had not reached that port.
The steamer America, from Boston for
Liverpool, arrived at Halifax at 2 o'clock
this morning, but had not sailed, having
been detained by the Admiral commanding
the British Squadron on the station.
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Boston, Nov. lit is stated that DIR.
S: e: Howe has gone to Canada. His
friends disclaim any connection on his part,
with the late plot ip Virginia. f..
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 18.-Six companies
of military are under arms, ready to start for
Charlestown at a moments warning. None
have left yet.
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AN interesting surgical operation was
performed on Wednesday last, at the Cata-
ract House, in Minneapolis, upon the per-
son of gentleman named Scott, resident
of Iowa, by Drs. Murphy and Sabine. 1t
consisted in the removal of fatty tumor,
weighing one and a-half pounds, from the
thigh, and another, of a cancerous charac-
ter, from the back. The operations were
most skilfully performed while the patient
was under the influence of chloroform. He
is doing we'll, and is heartily rejoiced in
being relieved from disagreeable burden.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25

ARREsrED.-Charles Dumphy, Stephen
Trip and Samuel Trip, charged with
participation in an assault with intent to
kill, upon Mr.. Lovejoy, in Saint Anthony,
on Wednesday night week, have been ar
rested and subjected to partial examina'
ton before Justice Bostwick, which resulted
in each of them being held in 81 900 to
appear at a subsequent examination on
Monday. Stephen Trip procured the
requisite bail, but the other two were CON-
mitted to the city prison in default thereof.
The examination on Monday was further
postponed until Friday next on account of
Mr.. Lovejoy not being able to attend. His
wounds, though not considered dangerous,
are very severe.
The officers of the law are in pursuit of
the other persons concerned in the assault.
Two MEN BEATEN.-On Wednesday
evening last, about 7 o'clock, a man named
E. G. Lovejoy, while standing or passing in
front of Brakeman & Greenleafs jewelry
store, was suddenly attacked by three or four
men who had been observed skuIking in the
neighborhood, and knocked against the show
windows of the store, smashing one of the
large panes. The whole party set upon him
and beat him in the most merciless manner.
His brother, who happened to be near, in.
terfered, but he too was attacked and beaten
severely. Mr.. E. G. Lovejoy finally man.
aged to get away from his murderous as
ATLANTIS, but was holly pursued until he took
refuge in Chase's clothing store. His face
and head were cut and mashed dreadfully,
and he was otherwise much injured. The
cause of this brutal and cowardly attack is
said to have had its origin thus: Some
time ago, an indictment was found by the
Grand Jury against Lovejoy for an alleged
attempt to commit rape, but owing to some
informality, the Indictment was quashed.
Finding that they could not reach the ac-
cused through the fundamentally of the
law, these three or four valiant individuals
undertook the championship of the woman's
cause in the manner and form above de-
scribed. Their names are said to be Dunn
ply, two brothers, Steve Trip, and Others
who were not recognized. No arrests have
been made yet.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25

The WEATHER.-The fall of snow few
days since was barely sufficient to bring out
the cutters and sleds from their resting
places, and set them in motion for couple
of days. Now they are all laid up again
awaiting another fall of snow. Since Tues
day last the snow has been partially disap-
pearing, until there is scarcely enough left
to swear by. The air is quite mild, looking
more like rain than snow. From present
appearances, the river will keep open for
some time
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25
Review of the ST. Paul Markets,

PREPARED expressly for this Paper andcorrected daily ~
BEAUMONT and Gordon, Grocers and Commission Ner
ohQnts, Third street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25
WEDNESDAY EVE, ING. November %, 1859.

GLASS
lCxl6 to l2xl6 81 GOA 81 co
l2xlS 10 l2X.U =. 4 Goa SIS ~
Per ton, about. $50 10 %
IGON-
Fiat Bar-Pennsyivsnia
ali sizes under ski
inch, = ..05
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To solicit Orders FOR SIS &c. ard SIS Patent Sew
ing Machines. Salary $40 per month with expenses
paid. 1t is practical machine for every family 80
simple in its construction that child can learn to it,
and half hours experience will enable lady ope
rate with it we'll.
Warranted equal to any high priced machines.
Address,, !. HALE, Jr. 4 CO.,
nov25-W6w Newburyport, Mass.
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DISTRICT Court, HENNEPIN COUNTY
Judge Vanderburgh presiding. Since our
last report very large amount of business
has been transacted. Judge Vanderburgh
deserves the thanks of the county for the
promptitude he displays in disposing Of the
business brought before him.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25
G E N T w A n T E D,

We derive information in regard to the price of
from most reliable parties and consider perfectly
ccurate. 2" BEAUMONT Il GORDON.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
Nn bdS Onblifunt.

Imo6 Sttin9er, Sfens, Sle6s uno Sup
felzSbmieo in Der Staot Nuentaun,
gilt bisrbur6 3a&rt6t, bnb cbis,s @sI&dft
wtl6es or f6rn 81 Sabre NIT sIidli&sm 6rfcla
tstriebrn Bat. uno spar lsbtbin an go. 36, in hsl
9Dst Samittcn Straes, nun pom rrlhn 9usuR
an untsr Der Girma bon
2tmpS @ttin9er unb GDbn
fcrttetreitm fpercsn miro.
gRir brssbrsn Die aufmrrtI Iamfsit bee gutltumt
i'm Gusemsinen ouf bisic NadrtGt. inSsm ss benz.
iclbsn gum Scrtbetl Ssrsi6sn pIrp. ba anluItsu
sstrcffsu iinr I'm
Die preiBe bsoeutenb berabjuleeex,
unO mebr mad brm Sarselb @runbfae @sl6dftt
gu bstrettCn. weldts allsin srlaubt Die Yrsibe IL
rrit trrat,uIsBen ME eiss ju uauI&sn if.
alc Sulds psldr nod in TIN 9tr&nunaStit.
der bes untsrSei2usten--os bier isinsn ber5Ii4er
Dduf jusle& atRattst fir bic 70 librrat sencerns
Sunpi6aft unp Supsm fir zine ScttSausr Der nam.
Ii&sn 63rwCssnbstt bitht - l6ulpis Rnp, fnt
frrunbI6aftliG rlu6t. fUbdlO ais m5sli6 an3uru'
fen uno 8tttietstt 5u MAIDEN, inOem bislt nsut
linrtGtuna, 70 wis bas Bcrbabsn ben Stcd um
pislts gu prr9rS6rrn. &c nptbwsnbis ma1t, pa6 al,
Ausldnbs prompt sin9sbsn iCQtsn.
lfmoS Gttin9er.
9uti 81, 1859. nqtg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
Der @hrlt aus IDauios gau(e,
eeer Jabrc in Scr bciIistn 5taot.
Gin neus5, intereBantes uno 9utes Su6,
beraus9e9eben pom Gbrp. S. s..
Sn9rabam-Oeutfbe Nusaabe.

Cine Sdmmluns bon Srisfen, rsrl6t abna
cine Sdejn aus Aleranprsr, pdSssno itrrS Iuf'
sntbaltsS In Ssruialsm CUR 3sit ptS 5troprs, an
itrsn Batter, tinrn reihsn Subm in @spptm
l6risb unb In Nsntn Ee aIs Ausen1euatn ole 8s,
ssbsnteiteH un6 ipunpsrsarsn 8oridlls aus rem
2cbcn SeIHS ODu Sla;aretb,
prn isinsr SauIe i'm Serbian bis Su Istnsr Sreu.
V9uns nuf 0oledtta beri6tet. Mtt SnbsgriH
irinsr Wunoertbatsn Der 6siluna Der QusIdBt.
gen, Der flint Srcps unS ;wtsn SLIDE, bss Msn.
iGsn, Der bur6 rsn Shlag labm mar, nss 2uf.
erIiebsns Der 3Uetsn Der Ssilung pss ptrporttr
@slsnts, rss aufsrwedcns bee 4aiarus, pes aus.
trSibens Srr urlrubtrfn @siRrr ws aud sint
SsiGrsibuns Der gprbsrsutunssn uno wunon1a.
men Ssssbrntsitrn, bic bel Isinsr germtbtlune
unb &rsustsun8 uno fetnr 5immelfabrt PORTE.
len.
Sin 9ro6 0uootjsS1no, iIuftrirt, AIS
Selten, preiS, 81.
N. B.-g3r prrIenbsn has BUD, pcrtUfrsi
per SCf, elst6 mao gmpfans brs ansssstsnn
preiiss. 9Sir srlu&en, NO m68l4 In enSliIasr
SpraGs an uns Su lhrstbsn.
pueney unS HuHeu, 5sraasssbrr,
Serp. 10 Scbu, StraRe
yiew.gprf.
Guaua 3. 1859. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-24
Oe(eaGdatts -DerbinOung.

Die untsrssian.tsn sstsn bisrbur6 gladridt,
eob Fs nit sinanpsr In 0tTeaI4aft srtrstrn Fno,
In Der atF6t fdnftisbin, unter Der Girma BON
Sd,laud nno Dannebauet, bas Ircden'
Baaren @eI&dit, na& Dem SarsslO. @runb1ab,
auf cine srceartiss BsiIe ju tstrsitsH, unO omar
am ncrp'6hli6en @ds Der 5amiltpn unb I6tsn
Strabs. Obr an S6IaudS altsm Starrrlass-
ullpS iir paS ssstrts Yublitum sinlaprn SOrSu-
Ip,tGsu, In brm Sollsn SstpubtIttn, ene Fs In
SinIidt gutter unb 165nsr Daaren. 6uBsrR bi1t'
gen grsissH 70 wts pdnftli6sr 9rbisnms ale
Scatcmmtn ju bsfrttbisen I'M StanOs Fnb. Man
rufs an unp iibtrleuSs En fsIbR Doh biefsr Babr>
brt.
ScI&e bic nod In ben gtt&nunsS '8a6r cts
Daniel s. SGlau& i&ultis fub. prrben ,ufclss
bisIs Iss 9efadfts @s&1els trna6ridtiSt, bab lis
innrbalb 2 WOnatsn ab3ubsiatlen babsn, inner
talb psl6sm 3ettraum bic 8dGtr am nltsnStanh'
plaBe perblsiben, otrr naabr 6sn Sarbsn sinrS
-Gritctnsrt@fsrs dbrssbsn wrbsn.
Daniel S. S6laud.
Gbdrtes 8. Oanrebauer.
Stunt 20. nabS
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Mttttpod, Den 24ften s(nguit, 1885,
Die beften nnb pDpuIdriten
Sci)ul >Dii1)er,

bic in oiefem eanoe publi,irt iperben.
S6ul.D .DirtftCrtn unb ertrsr Tne trIu&t Ni.
untsnfclssnbs 9tRe pun S6ul. gl&sr, tsrtn Ser.
oicnit bstannt unb BON BEN msiii bsrporrascnb1sn
GGtsttr In amsrita ansrfunnt IN, uno welGe
tlIebr gcbraud)t perocn als allie aneere
Sanbers 8eibt Spn etIeba-
d sr, beitrbtno aus prtmsr. Spslsr, erFtn. 3rusi'
ten, crttttn, pisrtsn. fiinften 5p6I6ul. unN SUN.
se Damtn 2elebIasr, unp Sanbre' neutn Spre.
der, berrli4 ssbrudt, fstr lhSn iQuarirt, bauer.
baft atbunbtn uno piro pcbIfcilsr ptrtauft alt
irssnp cine anpsrt 8eibs pon 2sIstiGer. 3ps
Nitlicnsn GCpin werbsn iSbrli6 Ssriauft.
Sroof5' gtcrmal S6ul primarp 2(ritb:
matte.
Sroofs' gtormal Wentat Iritbmatit.
Dies fno nsue Dsrfe bic auf ,inntaI iebr prp
uIdr sspcrrrn ilnb, une BON 9lQsn tpsrtbseI6ds
psrpsn bic lie eraminirsn.
rObitc's Copy Booze, bon &. &. @bits
Yrsiipent pes gmn1ylpania Commercial gcGlesi
ums.-Das S&rsibsn II sInfaS uns PrusIii6
uno lsi6t ;u srlern,n.
Montietb uno @l'gtatlp'S 8eibe Dor
8eo9rapbien.
Nsue aussats unb letr pcpuIdr.
pelton'5 Outline W6ps.
Disie gttibe BON prGGtissn Wips III nun tr
nahf In allen teaGtfnspertten S@ulm in be
Union, mo- Geographic ssItbrt wtrS, sinssfatrt
unb fat tbrss @Iri9sn nt6t.
ptiftal Geographic IL sInssfitrt auf ben Be-
misptsrs Ndps, unb ale GinSe Selnbsiisn llnb 70 &C.
ftsltst, bas ie zine praGtpcae Anliat scrltsQsn
wdbrsnb cisIslts ni6t I'm @srinslsn nit rnan
Der, 70 tpie nit psn @sssniiinpsn, welGe sspSbn.
lid auf Y'dPs s5stst psrssn, 3uiammenRceen.
Cine nsus Ndp Don tm 9ersinietsn Staatsr
II slst6faus futitituht porsen. gan, gorO.ams,
rita, bon Sabraccr bis mad csm Sltbmus, feb,
psutIi6 Sorftlsno.
Gin pOufdnpssr stcd saul. Bidder. putli;h
In oieitr 70 rpis in anssrn Gitits, 3ufammsn mil
s'mil6tsn SI6srn uno S&rsitmatuialisn, rrt
fcrtwdbrsnp auf Sanp ssbaItsn.
. Sorper, Sornes uno 60.
NC. 81, NUrp Ste Straee, ptilasslpbia
gueuR 3. na3m
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Sefentli6e 9SenDu.

2tuf Donneritaes ben 25ften lu9uit,
ndGitens, um llbr Na6mittoss. ioasn am 3au'
le bss psraOrbeuen 8 obn Yettr @sner,
ltstbin ron Sbsr Slueona 1aunIhip. 9s6a
Gauntp, fclesnps atttst auf bffcntIitr grneu
usrfauft wHosn, ndmlid:
3ps S6psine. Sstten unb Sttttarcn
Stanps. Statle, S6auteinhtls, Si6eni6rant.
@dl6rant, SauSubr. Sodutr. GGrpsts. Sdnfs,
S6moI,hSnnsr. cine srU6e Sdse. Spinnruc unp
Sa1pst, Boilrat. 8rauttcbet, Gsis, 8iitsn, 2
6linttn, GiI6e. S5rts. 8la&s. 3utsr, Suthrfab,
SclsGrts. otss Gilsn, Gii,ntcIs. Ssttilen, De-
fen nit 8obr, tuppsrnsr &sbd. GiIsntsbsl. siitrns
pfciisn, Spsrr' unb onpers 8tttrn. Spiessl. Elm
S6littm. Iesrs Sdusfdbtr, S6lsiflsin Grub.
baden, SIeii6,dber, gBinOmdbls, Yfsrps9ci6irr.
unp IUnf nod UieIe Artitsl gu umitdnpIib Su met'
ben.
Die 9sOinsunSsn am GsrtaufstuSs mb auf.
rpartun9 bon
Oapio g9ner, 4om'or.
GusuR 10. na2m
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Neue @itter.
SIC. 25, g8tlt pontittensStraess saentaun,
IL ieht NIT rinrn neiie iirh niiAnfieidinffan tnd

Nc. 70, Aelt panhstcnsStraPes u Iuentdhny
II jeBt nit tinem nsusn inb ausst,etantten Stpd
Der lhSnltsn, te1sn unp neumCbig(len
Sitrn unb Gappen fbidlia fir tie
SabrsSeit,
perIstsn, unb bstlbsn Ssrtaufen ibre Otter 3u 70
6taigen YreiIen, ais fe in ben Steit6bten unlertr
Union 0ertauft perSen t5nnsn. SbrStpd II ntu,
Sennin9s unb Sonners neue Stple
Sprin9z6ate in ltb iblieBeno,
unb iiter9avpt ole bic artitsI in brsm Ga&s fTn'
men nidt an S6Snbsit, Site unp Silisfeit iiter.
trUTen werben, unp pa Te ben sinjtsen pcllfdnbi'
gen put, 8appen. II. StrUts tsitsr'Stutr In bieler
Stapt baItsn, 10 tann man iId Oarauf Serlabrn,
pae fr als Su pdnI6enpe artitsl In ibrem 5afs
beitdnbiS gum 8srtauf balisn. Sbrs 5iiten uni
8appen Fnp msiRens pcn itrtr sissnsn 5abrtta'
tiCn. unb iper ppn bnen tauft, Sirb fi& ME Be-
trp9en fnben.
Dg-Sie iinb bantbar fiir tisbsr gene 1ens ltts'
rale SunbI6aft, unb bUTen auf fsrneren 3uipruf
cerisltrn unb auf einen 3uwa6s Der @Snnsr.
Naentaun, 2lpril 27. nqbr
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lCissn, pob fe rsuIia Die 3uble an Dem Serbian
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tstannt oIs Suss NabIs, orrsntst batsn, alIwc
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unb bas pubIitum NIT
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spn allen Scrttn au trIprssn. 5dr Dai,en,
8osssn, Bsl1dtOrn unb 5afer ptro an ibrrr
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9nesn unb 9ten Straee In GlIsntaun. (bstannt
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prsis ttjabIt.
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brsm SOblsnhoft. In bsm rrasn 8aro G. 8.
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Sic brtrribcn aud rpir sbrrsm bas 8ctlsn. .@t'
iddft unO bas @struipr. @siGdft an ibrsn oItsu
StancplGbsn.
Die SrruHbt unb 8unbrn BON 9ilstman BUT
iin6 sststtn uHs nit ibrsr SunSf&aft 3u tssdn.
itissn. bic itm ,u Gbsil purbr, inbrm mir alsa
NSst6r ttun prrcsn ansemsine Ssfrisbtsuns ~
sstsn.
Rotb, Widlep unb 60.
a1rntdun, Sult 20. nqtr
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&C otsr oIs sbrtibsr SRonu b i du btntsss
ten Gent5ubeBabIen 9ebtntt; unS
oa CT isst ebr sserddt III unb baber fein ertbprts
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irtolo bic Sidcis psrtaut iinb, auf sbrlbs gBeife
ourh rcbtlhoffsns gPSnucr psribeilt psrben fcusn.
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