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The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11
NORTHERN STAR.
WARREN. r.. l. SATURDAY, OCT. IL, 1884

APPLES. We have been presented TINS week
with a handsome lot Of apples by Hail NJ. s'sson'
Esq., Of this town, which grew in his orchard (; 10
of which would 6lI peck measure. and es bush
e. These apples are called the 7" light house rus
se,," and by some are known by the name OF the
" cork apple" From the tree on which these
grew, (Which is not Of large sze) Is bushels oi
good sound apples have been taken this iall.
The same gentleman informs US that rom ~
trees in bis orchard. he has recently picked 2oo
bushels Of good Winter Apples. II any Of our
farmers can beat this, let them come on.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11

In Savannah ,on the 25 inst two deaths
by the Cholera were reported. One Of
the victims was the principle Steward Of
the Cholera Hospital.
Augusta, Sept Oath, one case, which
terminated fatally on the. .26.h.
On the Sapannah.-A letter datep Sa-
vannah, Sept oath, states that, the Cholera
has been arrested at Ogeechee, by cutting
of all communication with neighborIng
plantations aad several planters who had
taken their negroes away, were bringing
item back, and setting them at work.
One death occurred on DR.. Haigs' planta-
ton We sterday; and more on Rutledge's
place. making his loss, in all 43-and or
Gen. Ha,nilton's 25.- Bait. Pat.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11

Look out Ladsi-A case Of breach of
promise Of marriage was tried n, the term
OF the County Court at Ncwlane last
week. The parties were Mrs. Streeter
Of Wintringham, against Mr. Rice, Of
Heedsboro', W. In this case, the de-
iendant FORGOT to fulfil his promise of
marriage with the plaintiff. The FAIR
WIDOW feeling herself much aggrieved
therea.-which is very natural-brought
an action against the delinquent wIDowrR
Tor damages sustained by his default /;
promising that as she should not obtain
the SHADOW, she would accept the SUB
STANCE. A conscientious jury awarded
the sum Of $54O to the much injured
damsel, for her disappointment. We say
agnin, Look out Lads!--Brattleboro'
(VO Phenix.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11

Pedlars Be,care!-We learn from the
Norfolk Advertiser that large number
of store-keeprs and other, Of that county,
have determined to form themselves into
an association for the suppression Of un.
lawful Pcddling. An association Of this
kind has been formed in Middlesex Co.
and said to operate with good effect
The plan is to rase funds by membership
subscriptions, to be nsed by committees
in each town, in ferreting out and prose-
cutting all violations Of the law against
Hawkers and Pedlars.
1t is said person has been arrested in
Baltimore who is supposed 10 be the
principal Of the gang that robbed the
Roxbury Bank, and that an executive
warrant has been issued for his removal
~ this Massachusetts,.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11

Destructive Fire.-About I O'Clock this
Friday )morning the steam-saw mill es-
tablishment of Mr. Bouvier, back Of Wal
nut, between Second and Front streets,
was discovered to be on fire. The brick
building in which the fire commence
ed, the upper story Of which contained the
turner's shop Of Messrs. Colvin and Cor
bit, was entirely destroyed, nothing being
left but portion of the walls. The store
house in front, occupied by Mr.. P. Bos-
quet, was also materially injured, as well
as the roof Of the Office Of the Sentinel,
rand other buildings. Much valuable
property was destroyed. Mr.. Bouvier
was not insured; Messrs. Colvin and Cor
bit have an insurance on the tools.
We regret to learn that one or two per-
sons were materially injured by the falling
in Of a part Of the wall, this morning
Philadelphia Gazette.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11

Moses BRowN.-This venerable Pa.
triarch of the Society of friends entered
upon his ninety-seventh year, on the 2sd
ult. On that occasion, several of his
personal friends paid him congra.ulsry
visit, and were Hospitality entertained ;.
MIR b. is we believe, the oldest individual
in this city, except Mr. Tel, who at q
still more advanced age, is still healthy
and active. [Ibid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
NO. 4.

anu 10 authorize subscription thereto or,
oehaH oi The State; increases the capital &c,
the sum OF four hundred and seventy 6,c
thousand dollars, and when three. fifth, of .u,h
mere capital shall have been ,ub.crihes
Tor. and ut least one-fourth of the pr,y.t. sub
>crip''ons OF not less than thr.e-fifths Of tb,
ss'o eaP''a' has been actually pad up, and the
remainder ., so either paid OF !, made D, per.
sons fully able to pay. tho board of n,hl,,,
works shall then subscribe for the remaining
'"o-hiihs of the SAID capital, TO be pa,d b,
Nv" instruments; the money subscribed nv
'he staio 10 be borrowed al rate Of intero,s
not exceeding FIVE per cent.
Nm act TO incorporate the CALICO manu-
featuring company, IA the city Of RICHMOND.
Tor The purpose Of manufacturing cotton,
WOOL, paper and iron, with a capital Of NOT
rs IMAM sioo'o"o nor more than $500, 900,
The Charter To continue for iwcnt, wear,
An act to incorporate the Blandford milf
company, for the purpose Of manufactur,nz
or hemp, cotton, wool. Gak, ginning and
packing cotton, grinding and preparing tan
ners' bark. tanning aud dressing Gather. AZ
the Biahdford mill on Lieutenar run. in ,h,
Town oi Petersburg, with capital Of not lr..
than ~, nor more than SO, 900, the charter
10 continue for twenty year,
An act concerning the taking OF depo.i-
''"n> provide. That the dispositions Of Wit
I
'sr"sfie' &c nken aud certified by an, ,u,t,co
I OF i's Peace within the state, instead Of by
3 ~. justices, as heretofore
y" ae' requiring commissioners in eh,nee-
~ 10 t,ke an oath of office prov id., that
whenever commissioner IN chancery shall,
hereafter be appointed by any circuit superi-
or court Of law and chsncery, or the Judge i'm
vacation, or BY any county or corporation
eonri, such commissioner shall, before enter
ing on The duties Of his office, TAX. An oath
before some Judge Of the superior courts. JUS
tice OF the peace or aldermen. that he " az
faithfully aud imPartialiy perform the dutie
OF hrs Office
An act regulating applications for separats
elections provides that no bill shall he intro,
duced into the legislature authorizing the es-
taoii,hment OF a separate election in apy
county unless The same shall be founded upon,
petit'oh OF citizens Of the county, and not,cs
OF the application shall have been posted fop
The court Gays of at least two months } at the
door OF the courthouse be fore the meeting
OF The legislature the act to take effect from,
the LIST April.
ITO be eOniinued)
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Doctor .Ta,ues Garry

Id EsPECTFULLY offers his professional
NJ services 10 tho citizens Of IIarpers
Ferry and its vicinity.
DR.. GARRY, after having received a tho
rough scientific, classical, and literary educa
ton in Europe, studied Medicine and Surver,
under the direction Of NATHAN X. SMIrH. the
distinguished Professor Of Surgery in the UNI.
versity Of Maryland, with whom he had the
best opportunities Of seeing disease in its va
rious forms, IN private practice and at the
Baltimore Inhrmary, Aims House, Sc, and
Its skilful treatment. DIR. q. now, after Sc.
veral years successful practice Of his profes.
sion, feels confident that he will give ever,
satisfaction to those who may favour him
with their patronage. lie may be found
when not professionally engaged, at Mr
fitzsimmors' Globe Inn, or at his office near.
ly opposite. April }, 1884.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

NE ISIS NICHOLSON and Miss HENRY
I'VE will conduct select Seminary for
young ladies. The course OF literature pur-
sued, !. the one adopted in some Of the best
Institutions in the United States. The plan
OF instruction, Is the re,ult OF much expert.
ence and study, and IS suited 20 the taste OF
the present enlightened and inqu.ring age
Miss Nicholson has long been engaged in the
important business of teaching, and has testi.
monials from gentlemen OF high standing. Pa.
rents are invited 10 call and examine them.
The course Of tuition comprc hcnds the eIe-
meniary and higher branches Of education;
embracing geography, use Of globes, con
Srucuon OF maps. grammar, composition,
rhetoric, ancient aud modern history, moral
and natural philosophy, CHEMISTRY. botany in
connection with drawing and painting Latin.
French, aud music. Miss Nicholson designs
giving lessons "a music 60 ladies, who ere not
connected with the seminary, and sOllcils pa
tronage.
The school i now open for the reception OF
pupils. There will be two sessions m the
year, OF five months aud half each
Terms from a. to sil, per session Music,
tl1 for JG lessons
REFERENCES.
E,v. Wm JACK spn. New York
Rev. Mr. IIs~ley, Washington.
Rev. }. Johns, B-lti'norr
lev. William Nesius, do
Rev. X -. Dr-ne, iiagrrs,ova
trv hr. Mines. formally II Montgomery. Mi
,.eH' % Williams, iiager',ovn, Nh.
W }. Reynolds. do
~ Sprgs Esq. iormefiy &C lIsgeraorn.
iarrhis sro invited 10 call u Col stubJI,feId's
srd examine them
Music, OF The Pisno snd Guitar
iev morr Dung ladies csn b. accommodated
IN bosrd - Col siubhles,Id'.
winchester, April 3. tsfl-5m.
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FOR RENT.

NH. The IL day of aprf, 1896. the
DWELLING lately occupied by Wm.
,'e'o'and near The Academy IN Charlestown
n-''ns a,'sehsd an excellent garden, stable
,',s' nou's' smoke ho'ise, sc Apply 10
}. y ". stra'tb ~ Leonard ssdler
Chsrlestown, April 3. 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
NOTICE.
pr. William II. RUuns

HNAkES the liberty OF informing his friend,
II and the public, that he ha, removed Il
his property, lately occupied by Thomas A
sloere, Esl. on Msin-street, two doors wcs
OF }. J. Frames Store, and nearly opposite
George isier's saddlers-shop, where he ma,
OF all times be consulted, unless when engag
cd in professional duties.
Charlesiown, March %, 1894.
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TIE
GLOBE TAVERN,
II HikFERSFERRY, vi


TT HlrnHHfi9uh- 81 4
y prepared 20 accommodate. IN the mo.l
agreeable manner, company travell,,, a.
~ rom lli' place. The House - spae ,ou..
"a mas recently undergone sarious repair.
iaing 70 ne convenience ard sgrseabisns..
ne Puohe generally shall receive the mo.t
ti'iactory accommodation, AID q gtnerou,
PPort - confidently expected bv the, nm.
e servant, JOHN FiTZstNiNioNs
Nay i6. ls33.--f
\. B~-Privsio families. travelling, can b,
ommooatca. j.. y.
TIE PEOPLE'S LINE or ST.4GEy
"nl run DAILY from, Iiarpcrs-Fcrry "a
achsTer. March ~. i-3{
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JOHN y. G.{LL.HHER.
CONDITIONS.
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PEH .LN-NT.h
PA able half yearly; but Two DorlAa.
81 -si'-i a. payment in full. # paid
s-t're advance. Whenever PAYMENT i,
'-sh'rei b.yond the expiration OF tie year.
''isr--t wiil bc charged
81 Subscriptions for six months, 81 -, TO
&c paid Invariably an sdranes.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. are For n square
or less. 81, for three insertions-larger ones
in the same proportion. Each continuance,
70 cents per square.
q All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time, will be continued until forbid
ed changed seeoriinsiy.
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n. ~. KETZ.NELLER,
ATTORNEY AT

NLL practice in the Superior and In
w ferior Courts OF Loudoun and Jefler
son. The transaction Of all business commit
ted TO his management will be characterized
oy IhS strictest attention and punctuality.
His Office is on Market-st Lcesburp
April Il. l5J3-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
A GARD
DIR. Francis II. .Wc.VciU

AtlNG retired from the drug and medi-
II II cine business, has the pleasure of mos,
respectfully rendering his services TO the ci.
uzens Of ShePherdstown and its yincinity, in
the practice Of Medicine in all its various
branches. lie may be found at all times, cx-
eept when professionally engaged, IN his Office
in the basement story OF his property oppo.
site Daniel Entler's tavern.
ShePherdstown, March 20, l53i-st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

An i'ish clergyman having gone to
VISIT The portraits Of the Scottish king,
IN Hoiyrood House. observed one Of
the monarehs Of a very youthful ap-
pearance, while his son Was depicted
with long beard, and wore the traits
OF extrems old aye. "Santa Maria"
exclaimed the good Hibernian. "is il
possible that this gentleman was an old
man Shen his father ras 6ornr'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
VARIETY.

'dndaisn.-lt is stated in the Berk.
snire Advocate, that young lady Of
New York, who wore 40 ultra fashion,
able iroek and pdniai,nes, being on a
VISIT to her friends in New JERSEY, wa,
apprehe nded and carried before n Dutch
Magistrate, on a charge Of wearing
mems apparel! The Goth fined her
i've dollars and costs. for breaches Of
the statute in that case pro,ided-so
look out, sirls!-C Boston Mer. Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

The newspapers tell a story Of an
Md woman who gazed at the me,eoric
shower believing that the day of judg-
nent was at hand. She urged her
husband TO lose no time IN collecting
his debts. The Belfast Journal relates
conversation in a store upon the same
SUBJECT One young man pot a oues-
uon; Suppose the world was 60 bs
destroyed ON or before the last dav Of
June, what should We busy Ourselves
about tll that timer" This was =
Tough question, which no one seemed
ready to answer. Turning tn On idle.
lounRIng lubber. he asked, "Wb,s
would vou do. BILE" "I'll tell you"
sass M "fd get trusted wherever I
cou'd' and agree to pay 10 Jelly"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

A d
Sophia Albert
Joseph ii Brown o
Robert Brown 9
Milton J Brown
Ibolemiah Boley
Joseph Byers
George Byers
Caiharins Billmyer
John Bowers
Luther p Bullsrd
Henrietta Bedinger
James Boyer
James Buchanan
Henry Bo,tiger
Ann Berry
Mary Blineo
Samuel Boraun
T. ID
John Cronen
Elizey Crockett
Mary f. Cooper
Mr. Cook
Isaiah Clayton
Ella Conley
Samuel Cstrow
David Collins
Heacley Cammark
Valentine Dust
LEONARD DAVIS
= DopnelIey
John DeIckman
HenTick Drees
r. +
David Eversolo
Abraham Eaiy
Margaret Emberson
J ~ Pitcher
Philip Fnmmill
i boniss Fowler
G. II
Isaac Gray
Briien Groves
T. T. Hutchinson
Harriet iiUUke
Miner Hurst
Julia Hickman
Abraham Hoffman 8
Miss + A Holman
Ann Hunter
Miss r. s Ilite
Deitriek Hoffman
Tommy flodgell
Cyrena iIsnk
Jacob Hams
Elizabeth HuJgsll
Susan Hsuser
WIN Iiewet
sarah Hudgsll
Wm Hogan
X
Peter Jay .
John James
Mary IRWIN
Hester Johnson
HsnFy NJ ksoWles
jane kindlo
mF Kirk
JOHN I
April 3. 1884
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

Dean swif, had shooIder Of mutton
brought sp Tor his dinner too much
done. lie sent for the cook, and told
her TO take the mutton down and de IA
lees Please your honor. I cannot
do q Less Bot, saws the Dean, III
li'hSd not been done enough, you could
hsNe done % more. could you not -
Oh. yes. very easily why, then.
saws the Dean. Tor the future. when
you commit fault. let il be such one
a. can be meuded.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

'unty, Virginia, March
E.falinds McEntree
Patrick Mciienry
Michael McCariy
John Myers
VIM Murphy
Adams Myers
} e. Mcfarland
!, VIM Morrow
Elizabeth Aiousor
jeremiah Nclony
Samuel Miller
Joseph Neal .
Jacob Nichols
VIM Nelson
WIN North -
James Nowning
X Watkins
Fanny obaunon
y Poland
z ONeals
, G. Patton
. David Rock
X Reidenour
u Roderick
Robert Ruttcr
/ ID Roderick
George Robinson
, George KissIer
: =
Sheriff Of JEFF. county
Daniel Snyder ,
. George Sommcrs
!, % r schenk 3
|, George Saveuten
Z T |. Strider
: X " Saddeh .
5 Vim Shirley
{ Charles Simon
, MIR Share
! Mrs sherman
, q u Smith
, L
1oiiu ihottipson
|, J A Thompson
!, WIN Thomas
, q w Turner 9
: v w
s J O Yanvacier
I Sarah Williams
) T. W alker
} Milton Woods
: Thomas West
, l. % Weaver
: John Watkins
, } Waterman
. ) Mailman
, Margaret Walker
! } e. Washington
III. kEYES, ?. NJ.
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~ oNu, JcucTsUn {
3lst, 1884.
A
Levi Austen
Jose y Adams
Joseph Brown
Catharine Blue
Robert w Baylor q
Juliet A Bealim
J L Baker
Jacob BATE
Bumbury Bennett 9
Claudius Buster
George w Black
Sarah u Bryan
Jesse Brown
Charles Butts
Isaac { Baker
&
VIM Cameron
Mary = Chaniberlin
r. Chapman
John Coleran
2 A Cromwell
Mr. : Caldwell
+ Conner
J ID Crouch
ID
Robert Dorreile
Mark Duke
James Dixon
v b Donslly
b Davenport
MIR. Davis
Richard Dumeld
r r
w Z yesterday .
Patrick Finn
Mary Fry
Ann frauceroy
John Gordon
Rebecca Grub
III L Goran
| III
Wm iloolr
James Ilite g
John High
WIN Hubs
VIM w Heartwell
j n
Henry Johnston
George kisinser
James Kelly
n X Littlcton
George Lay
Richard Larrow
Thomas Mcbride
Rebecca McCarty
A AlcElroy
| April }. 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

, l. M
John NJ Li.lo 5
. Jacob Livingston
Thomas Lamon
Margaret LaGeriy
, Mary A Longneeker
Joseph Little
, Jacob Lants
|, Cstharine LaHerty
, Rev w & Matthews
. James b Molony
, MePherson & Brien
, John w Mitchell
: Eliza Nc Elroy
!, Aiiwell Mcneil
, Robert Miller
Geo w Mcdonald
: WIN NicElroy
Mary Miller
Mary w Morgan
VIM McGreger
, Solomon Miller
Eliza Morgan
N r q
George Needy .
V AlenIine PlInman
. Mary + Quigley
Doet John Quigley
Capt John QuigIey
X y
Samuel Ruckle
Albert Huntington
MargaretAnn Shep
herd
John Shugart 9
Martha shoe
Thomas Smith
ID Snyder
Joseph Smith .
Frances Shoemaker
Charles SreArns
Michael n Sriger
Isaac Slyer
John Sulser
Henry Stsub
Il u
WIN Taylor
Thomas Turner
John lolls
John Cnseld
Margaret Unseld
Y
Mr. Nsnmeier
Jacob Van Doran
Elizabeth Vsil
w Y
James Walker
jacob Warner
Geo ID Wiltshire
Jacob Wsliy
w 4. Webb
SIMON w Wright
& NJ Watkins
John Williamson
Margaret Weleh
John Nollz
John Yates Yates
Peter a Young
COOkUS, IN
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II List or Letters

II EMAINiNG in the Post Office at Shep.
~ herdsto~n, Va. LIST April, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

I'm unpleasant bed fcRor.-A boy
once complained OF his brother. for tax &.
ing hall the bed. And why noti' said
his mother; hes entitled 10 half, am,
neg Yes, ma'Am, said the boy, bot
now would YOU Ike TO have him Ia
take out all the soft for his half lie
will have his half out Of the middle
aud ] have to sleep both sides Of him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10

Patn Spenking. MIR. Stevens an
active member ~ the PenDsyivsnis Lee
g'slsiure. during the course of SPEECH
IN support Of sn application for aid for
the Gettysburg College, il reported 10
have said. III bill had been brought
INTO that House 10 improve the breed
OF hogs. Il would NEE, With no opposi-
IONS all would be snsiSss TO know tho
profits likely 10 accrue, the sweetness
Of the meat, &c, bot when q measure
- Brought forward to improve the breed
u HSn and raise the intellectual char.
a. tsr' the scales sre produced, and the
dollars first laid ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-10
HENRY REDxNTGER.
attorney az Lao,
HARpHaS-rrpp~ u.
KoUng Ladies' Seminar.

Feb. IL, Is3i.-ic
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EMAiNiNG in the Post Office nj Charles
- town, jefferson county, Virginia, March
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
Sir biefss sSabr linO fclsenoe Die
Beoin9un9en bieIer Seitung.

1.Der preis bieler 3situnsift Gin
e Ebeler fir ben Sabrsans tpenn innerz
baIb .sorep W1pnaten pom gn1pfanse oer
3eitt,ns an,-gin 3baler uno fiuf3is Gents,
tpeun innesbalb benz Sabre,-unb 3baler,
penn nad Derlauf be0eIben beSabIt miro.
9. Sir eine fhr5ere 3eit alS feds Wcnat
miro Feline Snbferipticn ansenpmmen, uno
bic Getting fam niobt eufseseben tperoen
biz ollie 0hdfdnbe be5ablt ttno.
8. 8efanntn,a1u,,sen fpfen: Sir cine
wrbe 50 Gents baS Niered fir euen D1c=
nat 5 uno fir Elm Sabr s oos 0leref.
4. qDer oieie 3eitung our6 ben Doit=
rsiter betbmn,t, miro nod bic 3uiaBlicbe
Gumme pou 25 Sents 81 bc5ahlen habeu.
~ Briefe &c. AT ben 9erausseber miB'
en- rcltfrep eit1eelanct .perben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
Treptag, 0en 2teu 92aap 1884.

pbileot(pbio 8anf, iIno bier i'm
'umIouf. Sie lIno BON 0er olter
plott1 Bu6foben .. nit Den
Vlloniben ponWol lbinston ouf Der
llnfen unO Yrantlin ouf Ser rebteu
Selte uno Ole, tpel1e tpir 9eGeben,
1T Den Sten Yebruor 1882, 0otirt,
an .. Gpons. Gas popIer if
beAer ols all Den dcbten Noten.
(0leoD. 2loler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
8ermtl d te8.
, N&1lElHN HNz2IaN @
Mittel tpioer oen Selb Gmpr0.

M'ittel tpioer oen @elb l1mcro.
Wei1 oein0erS y. Den tieften0ua,
len serri0en miro, 70 lsbe in Dem
tpetlelpOlIen 9oevn tbnnen Nube
unO 0eiterfeit lsidt in oein Ge>
tnhtb surIG febren. QBenn ou
Dir ourb taoelnsmertbe AufuDrun9
sine Mense l1n9lidsfdue suseso9su
balt, 70 lebet nn0 bon0ele fluger
nno oerGtbti9er. GBcnn bu ourb
Sdu!oNncerer ins lln9lud 9efurjt
trcreen biit, 70 Isbe ; bu eorfit Dir
ia Feline 9prpurfe MAIDEN. 9Benn
ou conj arm uno cbne Oulf lfsqueIIen
BIT, 70 lebe ; oos unitteinb ort1e
Fam oelne llmitdnbe pIbeleb uore
tbei!boft dnoern, 9isblt ou Die
Sbottraft nibt ouf.. 9Eenn bid
Semono f6mer beleibi9t bot f.
lebe; tein unredt an Dir peribt,
1nub lbm sur G trofe, oeine Cub,
An9 Sir gum 2obne tperoen. QBenn
bu einem Qnoern unreGt uho neb
setbon bait, 70 Iebe uno fu6 ss mie,
Der gut ttl maiden, ea6 erb6bet
oeinenWertb ano fdrft oeine mora,
lifbe &rof.-9Benn bsin Nuf auf
cine un9srebte Weife befeGt nor
rem ii, 70 leb& !; Die 3eit ipiro bih
fhr oae Dir sef1ebensllnrectt 9eni6
entfddoi9en. Wem tnon Dir nit
Ne6t Na6tbeiti9es oormerfen fo7h
70 lebe, uap fuete einen tenern 0luf
5u oeroienen. Menn. oeine 9ert
bienfe nitbt -ansrfannt nno tclcbnt
freroen, 70 lsbs, um oib an Dem
0emu6tleDn ,u freueHoob 0u zines
be0eren G hi6ials nsrtb biIt.-
@enn bu unpsrf6bnlite Seinee
bofj 70 lebe, uno befdmpfe ibre|
Boebeit nit mdLnliebem Olutb. -
Tenn bu eno!itb an tlnferbGtDfeit
slaabn, 70 lebe, uno fey ou;eit Dor>
auf sefa6t fur espise Soffnun9 verz
sdn9ibe 2sieen sn oaleen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
Nbilobelpbtd.

2eeten MDntos fam 9err N-,
rilbmlitb befonnt olS OlrettDr cine +
blibenosn 1nnolt in Oernontcwm
gum 2>efube nab Ybl!ooeIpbio-
gr ertldrte ii6 an psrl0lsoenen Or'
ten NIT 9rp6sr Sreliinnisfett 3u
GunGen Scr 2lrminiilrotlcn rno
9eeen einioe2Sonten inNbllopeIpio.
Noeb cinsetrcbener 9>odt fsbrts er
nocb Germantown .suruct. 2tIs er
an bic GtcIle totnt no Die G,|en>
bobn Die Qono0robe ouybG1nelret,
rief cine G t'mme: @rle! SclIo!
@r ontmcrtcte ouf cieteIte 2EelIe,
uno btelt flu. 4tbeIlcD fsl Elm
G duff. Cine &u9el ilrlcD porlber
melbe ren Qoroertbeil feines 0(ccfs
berIbtte1 unp Elm SnppfcG 5errlB.
Dos pfro mar0 fdeut 'uno jagte
oaocn4 ]err G-batte jeoob bos
0lid, es 10 weit in feiner Iewolt
III bebolten, ba6 er Dbne fernereSes
ibdoi9ung feline W rbnun9 errelci>en
Fcnnte.-Mon (tDeint oleferE onoi-
ttnfeele ncb nicbt ouf Die S>pur
gefOn1men III ieVn.
(2l. ). @. Il. n, SSelt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-05-02
S0ubeu.

eecr einieer 3eit faben tpir in
pe7l(nlpanifben WsebkL Seitunsen,
oag ipilbe Souben in febr aroBer
2(nsabl in mebreren SbeIlsn Dbto's
erI1fenen feyen.
9ies 1T ribtis; un6 man brlnst
jebf Basenlaoun9 junserS onben
in bic &taoL ,pelbe Su 12 Gents
oas 9ufssno serfaufen. (emt9r.
sodtst eutb sor falftbsn 9sotetl.--
Salf1e ssbn Sbalst Ncten ouf Die