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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
NE w GOODS.

zee will this day receive and open a
w large and general assortment OF
new and pretty
SPRING AND SUNNI EFT
GOODS.
which we respectfully invite purchasers TO
call aud examine. II they should not he
found Cheap we will not ask them TO buy,
Our stock consists Of
Black, brown, s. green Summer Cloths;
Drab and mix'd meriuo CassimeIcs and
Erminetts;
Black Princetta. Lasting and Brochela;
Princes cord, moleskin and beaverton,
Grape dri!lIngs, Angola CASHMERE;
Cold and "hlte linen drillings;
Brown Irish, and green French linens !;
Forsyth naukeens, velvet Festings;
White and cold Marsailes and Welt.
ines;
Brown Holland, ticklinburs and Bur
lspse;
Russia shectns, duck. and Osnabarg;
Irish linens, Lawns, and ohcctings;
Blue, black, brown and dehIia Cloths !;
Brown, nix'd and fawn Cassimeres /;
Cassine,ts aud Rouen Cassimercs;
British. French aud Amer. Calicoes;
French Cambria, Ga new artlcle)
Paihied Muslins and Ginghams;
Mounted, bard, strip'd and plain JAG
conetts;
Book, swiss. and eambIck musl;ns;
Figd aud plain bobbinet & srecIanett I,
French woik'd capes aud collars;
Bcbbinet do do do
Jackonet edgings and insertiugs;
Thread and bobinet edgngs, insertlnGs,
and laces;
Bobnet and Blond qnilings s. footing';
Black italian lusfins and gro dc swiss /;
Cold gro de maps. fis'd and plain;
Pink, blue. white and green llorcnces (;
Gauze. hcrnania, and ial'a ribbons;
Green; white, and black blond wells;
Hernania. twisted silk, and gauze hkfs;
Silk, muslin. and Paris nett do;
Blk and white, Italian Grape, mode,
Pinings, traids. and galoons;
Black, white and fancy col'd cotton
! Hose;
Ditto. ditto silk hose, clockd and plain
Gent half hose, silk and cotton;
French kid, and Hoskin gloves;
bread, silk, and bearer do;
Bandanna, and spittlefield sldkf's;
Cotton do end Berkeley do;
t.,nen and linen cambria do;
Beiungs, Buttons. Suspenders, SC SC.
HOG MIRE s. BOYD.
april so. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
T r U ST S ALI
REAT EsTATN.

REAT ESTATH.
TgY virtue of two deeds Of Trust cxecu
ED ted TO the subscribers the first
VIM Cleveland bearing date the a2d day
of August, 1884. rhe other ~ said VIM
Cleveland and Jane T.. his wife. hearing
date the 18th day OF September. 1884,
and both recorded in the Court Of Jtffer-
son county. wlll he sold at public auction,
on Friday the 9Th day Of June merit,
before the Court House door in Charles
town. the following described property,
TO Wit:
The HOUSE and LOT with IzSA
the appuricnances near the a I..sMd.
cademy lately the property Of s5s<3
Mr. Edward !ughes-also, one @@szA-='s'%A
lot adjoining the stable lot Of Mr.. |. r.
Dougtnss.
1erms-Onc fourth Of the purchase mo
ncy TO be paid in hand. Que fourth in six
months, one fourth in 70 months, and ore
fourth in IL months with interest. The
node Of securing the deferred payments
" Ill be maGc known Gn the day Of sale.
CHARLES BO.4R.ud.V,
ROBERT 4, BROlY.W.
Trustees
April IS. lsS5-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
DOCT. ID. S. DONALDSON,
SURGEON rENTYST.

& ESPECTFULLY tenders his ,eryi-
EC ecs TO the inhabitants Of this place
and vicinity. having Visited il for the pur-
pose OF performing any of the various op.
era''o's on The teeth, which the natural
consequence ofdisesse may render ncces-
saty.
II is now very generally admitted, that
TO prevent the farther decay Of teeth. or
10 supply the deficiency Of those which
have fallen victims TO disease, is r matter
worthy Of attention. on account Of preven-
ting any deformiies Of the couD,ensnce.
their usefulness in speaking. or services
IN maslication.
Apply at Mr. Kroesen's Hotel.
April IS. 1885 Sws
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30

GG -T7LEs.
TIE subscriber has just received p
general assortment Of Groceries which he
offers ior sale On accommodating terms.
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Gunpowdrr Imp. and Tyson Teas
Orleans and Porto Rico MoIasses,
Rio and 81; Domingo Coffee.
RE Alspice. Pepper and Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Ginger,
Figs and best quality Raisins.
Candles. Cheese aud Liqnorice.
Jsmiesons Crackers; also Chalk.
Mackertl SC.
THIS c. SMITH.
Jan. 90, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
PINE Gaovu w O EuN
TORY.

yE'IiE undersigned takes this method oil
informing the oil customers Of The
Pine Grove WOODEN Factory in Bruce
town. that WAS consumed by fire, tina, il
has lately been rebuilt; and he having
leased it for term of s years, will he rca
dy by the first Of May TO receive wool to
he manufactured into cloth, cassinetts,
broad blankets. flannel. Iinseys and car
peting; all Of which shall he done in the
best possible manner and on the most &C
rommodating terms; in addition 10 this.
he will thankfully receive and execute all
kinds Of country carding and fulling 10
order, with neatness apd dispatch.
HENRY +. SIIENCK.
March &C. 1885 Ct
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30

AEcConaIc PLoUGHs. -
I'VE We have on hand ~
two and three horse Nc s2r-z,s.--~=a
Cormic Pioughs; made zh
BY Mr.. Snyder. Superior 10 any offered
for sale IN the county, which we will sell
low. HOGMIRE s. BOYD.
March 90, 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
Baron Steuben

and Saturdays in jefferson CITY. near Col
Ellie's and will be LET to mares at SIS the
season which may be discharged 10y pay
ment of 81 within the season.
As for pedigree :hiok it unnecessary to
say more than he was sired by Hyatoga
and rides equal to any thiag in the valley
The season has commenced and will end
the last Of June
ROB'T p. BRYABLY.
April %, lS35-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
TTT e o. NJ q y z = e a
WINES.


WINES.
Nov Landing from on board the
~ schooner Potomac. direct from Ma
diera. = choice selection of FINE WINES
OF that Island (sou,h side) viz:
pipes.
SO half pipes
Go quarter casks,
so half quarter casks,
And consisting of-GRAPE JUICE.
OLD LONDON PARTICULAR
MADEIRA.
DO. DO "Ertra Fine" DO.
Do. DO. "Superior" DO.
BURGUNDY MADEIRA,
SERCIAL DO.
TINIA DO,
All in fine order, and ripe for early use.
have likewise in store. 600 hoxes (of
| g. 9 dozen each) Of OLD MADEIRA.
Of the favori'e brands of "Gonld s. Co."
. March s, Co" and "Mnrdoch s. Co."
bottled from 3 10 years since.
so boxes HERMITAGE. Of old and
superior qIalty. For sale on reasonable
terms WALTER SMl I'll.
Georgetown. April %. 1885 -Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
Euuustrp.

TINS thorough
bred Race horss
will again occupy
his old stand 1t
my stable. eight
niiiea from Vim.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-04-30
CL0yuR SEED

April e3. lsS5-td
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

II IS terrible place, and once is t, there ;s no egress except at the lower end oft. Some Spaniards unwittingly entered it once ia canoe, and were carried violently down it about forty miles. There they fortunate ly reached an eddy, produced by bend in the sides of the canon. stopped the canoe. and climbed up tine sides oi' tfe canon. which were therc less precipitons than usual, leaving canoe, beaver, guns, &c. all ln the canon to find way through it.
 Il was on the heads of the Del Norte. that General Pike. then lieutenant. was taken by the Mcxicans. Has it ever been satisfactorily known why he was there? think not. lie could mol haze been mistaken n fhc sirer. He knew it not to be inc Ar- kansas, and he knew himself 10 be in the Mexican territory. Was he not seeking place for the army of Aaron Burr to enter and suhdue Mexico? He was no traitor, knowi aud neither, in my opinion, was aa- ron Burr. Neither ever aimed to raise n hand against our own country. find some proof of Pike's intentions in his book.
 To be Continued.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

His Pafes is published every Friday, at THREE DOL |sRs per anlum payable in Apv4NcE-or rouR DOLLARS |t the end othe year.
 No subscriber will be considered paying advance ,ness paymei he made time of subscribing or on eceipt of thirst number.
 No paper9l be discontinued except at the discre- ze. of the Hitor nnt ali have heen paid J-Letts addressed to the Editor MUST BE POSTPAID 5rthey wins CASE bc attended to- z.Tsszs- TERMsoF ADvERTISING.-T lines or un. scrMsrst Isertien peiI.R-eaef continuance, FIr. rY oEsTs:4longer advertisements at the same rates All advtisements sent this office for publications without Il number of insertions being specified, will be sontinuednt forbid, and charged accordingly
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

The following curious caution was last week posted up in conspicuous place in the little village of Peckham, Surrey = ]" Whereas several idle and disorderly per- sons have lately made practice of riding on an ass belonging to gentleman of this place. Now, lest any accident should hap pen, notice IS hereby given, that he has de- termlned to shoot the said ass, and cautions any person who may be riding on it at the same time, to take special care of thcm- selves lest, by some unfortunate mistake, he should shoot the wrong animal"
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

A JUVENILE DANpY.-The Clarenont Eagle tells the following excellent anec- dote. A young buck whose beard was as stiff as the down upon peach, after rising from barber's chair, said, ssHow much better man feels when he is shaved, MT. Leatherstrap! you've had tough job of 1t with my crab orchard beard, and you've leff little feathery stuff here yet -I suppose you'll ask no more than common folks what's to payl" "Oh! nothing sir! al- ways esteem 1t favor, when can have the privilege of strapping my razor on c smooth piece of caJf skin {"
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

Specimen of Yankse Eloquence.-Squire Oaks, addressed body of his "consiifyensu at the last ginral lection, in opposition 10 a rival candidate as follows: q don't want to injure the feelings of nobody, any how at all; l know the Cap'n-is useful man in his speare, and sha'nt try to undermine his popularity, but do caadidly believe he is plaguily tiactifed with irishiocracy." The Squire beat the Cap'n by a large majority.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

Encouragement to Bachelors. Marriage Is held in such high repute at the remote settlement of the Gaiena lead mines, that the young men have formed themselves into an Hymcnial Society, and established set of premiums to the frs. members that enter into the bonds of wedlock. A suit of clothes, value $60, to the first; another, $50, to the second; and $45 to the third.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

ble-Ends.-The celebrated Dr. .Morse. in one of the first editions of his Geography, describing fhe city of Albany, says, "the place contains two thonsaad houses, and ten thousand inhabitants, all standing with their gable-snds to the street.u Doctor, do you mean the houses or the citizens!
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

Col Craig's lShark.-We some time since published challenge in relation to this horse, which, much to the disappoint- ment of sportsmen, has not yet been ac- cepted. The editor of tho New York Spirit of the Times, when noticing the challenge, yentnred an opinion, opinion, .!!hsst the .s,.e cause e.f It's non-aeceptance by gentleman of Vir- ginia, grew out of tho fac. that said rentlo- man lis joint owner of the Shark.o This We are authorized to contradict, in the most positive manner. Mr. Craig purchased the horse from Capt. R. x. Stockton, for $l8,000, and not an individual south of Philadelphia owns any part of him, or has any interest in him whatever. MT. c. be- came his owner, in order 10 prevent his leaving this part of the country. He also purchased another valuable horse for $10,- 900, and deserves the appreciation of every northern man in his laudable exertions to improve the breed. The non-aeceptance of the challenge with regard to Shark, amounts to a virtual acknowledgement that he IS the best horse in America. a.-En14r.r
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01

Judge - was the most popular man in hls town; year after. year he was chosen first selectman, and Representative to the General Court; SD m1chwas his election, for any and all purposes, a matter of course, that finally whenever there was town meeting he was in the habit of taking the presiding seat without any ceremony. After many years of public servics, his townsmen began to think he was growing too old for such arduous duties, and resolv- ed to send son of his, a man of go years, as their next Representative. Town meet ing day arrived, and the old man took the chair, After the votes were all cast, 'aben, we'll" said lie, "it seems you havo made choice of my son; but, I'l tell you what 1t IS, Som sha'nt go, So you may fetch in your votes for somebody else" Port land Advertiser.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-01
MISCELLANY N.
ARRA TIVE or TOURNEY IN THE PRAIRIE.
] BY ALBERT pIKI

His breafas armed gainst Fate, his wants were few; Peril he ighi not, but ne'ef shrank to meet The scesvas savage but the scene was new: This mathe ceaseless toil of travel sweet, Beat ba'keen winters cold and welcomed summers
 heal LRYRON
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
elfrOuomifbe Gntoeduns bur6
Oh bann 9er bel.
(Hortieeuna.l

grn 4. Sspt. 1884 Ieaelte Ct in @eelsis
trns bes 3rn. Grant, Dumnnono II. tnsb=
rere aussesei6uster en3I. Me6anifer bon
2onoou ua6 benz Gap Der suteu Qofnuns, j,
uno fbon i'm 9nfause oes Wonats Sanus
at 1885 rar oortlelbf oas sroBe Obfsrsa:
torium erribtet.
8is gum 10. San. paren bic 8eobaebs
tuusen I9exf6els shalib auf bic Sterne
in iaoliden 3eid)en seridtet; uno obspobl
er bisoabin Bios Don ben Ieteieopeu obne
8eYbaIfe oer 3eorcrpsen Nsfsftoren &C.
braub ma6te, 70 entoefte ct bod gleib beD
Dem ert ten Neriube cine un3abliae Meuss
neuer Sts:ne. Qlm 10. San. Nabts sesen
baIb nad neun ribtete QerfbtI 1sine Sn:
ltru,nente 5ur Beobabtuns beS Nlonoes
auf feiner bitli6en Ssite. gr bebiente llb
Der ppuen Stdrte oss 2eleieops u. Der 0dlf:
te bes Strablenalanses unb oer Ysrsrbnsrs
uneefraft hes WdfrDieops. Routn mar Der
Sbirm oes Mitroieeps abgenom,nsn, als
fIb oen, 9!use in Dem ppllfommenfen 2ibts
cine &ette Don 8afaltfel1en cariteute. Jbrs
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saulen burbsebenos % 2oa Don einanner
entfsrnt. u. tpie man fpdtsr hemertte, iebs=
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lanfis Sc SauIen lpsit, cine atfhnIfye
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NIT bunfelrotben Slumen beoeft ,par.
l"Sie basen gang oieielbs Sarbe unb Blh'
ltbe lfast 0srr Grant bsp], srie bic semsi=
men ARobnrofen, bic auf unlsru &ornfeIoer,,
rpa0ten, nnb itno oas erlfe peaetabiliftDs
l9laturpyoouft elmer fremoen Delt. psl1es
lie ben, taenfblibsn 9luse entbatt ,puroe.
2roB oss ibnellen Qlufifeisens oes Mpn.
hes, tonnten oie 9eobabter Die aufaefunos:
men gesenftanee beliebig Ianse i'm geE6ts,
fteife behalten. Die 0emeile BON benz Be
feben zines pfaE5enreibes inn Monoe 30
lben inoensn cine Srase eutibieoen, bic j.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
Beotuaun9en oieIer Seitun9.

1.Der preis bieisr3ei ta"s 1T yin
Ebaltt FIR ben Sabtsans .psnn inner
balb breY D1onaten pom @n1pfen9e oe
3eiiuus an, Gin Gbaler unb hnf5'e Gents
spenu innerbalb benz Sabre. .--uno S1ba'er
tpenuua6 Derlauf bsNslben bs5abl miro
g. Sar cine tirSere 3eitalS lebs NRonate
miro feline Substription ausenonttrten,uno
bic 3eituns fann nibt aufseseben spefoen
is ale Radaanoe besablt fnb.
8. 8efanntn,a6uusen foRen: Sar cine
Wo6e 81 @ents oas W'tred Int s'"s.
9onat 81 uuo far Elm Sabr s2ba1tr oas
0iered.
4. Wet citle 3eitnn9 outoe oen peitFe"es
befbn,ttt, tptro nod bic 3uiaBIibe Su"'t'e
sou 25 @ents su be5ablen babsn.
T8riefe te. an ben 9eraussebes n'"l'
fen poffrey einseianot spersen'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
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[8ur ben DaterIanosfreuab.l
2dbow's Sa9o.
Mas 9Idnst bort eomQBaloe i'm Scnnen:
fbein ?
.eSr'S ndber uno uaber brauleu.
Gs aiebt fib berunter in bafereu @eib'n,
lino aeIeuoe o6rner. Die fbausn oarein.
limb erfullen bic Seele nit Grauien.
limb ypeun ibr Die f1nar,en 9efellen ftaat:
Das 1T 9aBo sp's spilce, perspesene Saso.
qBas 3iebst bort safO eurd ben fiuteru
y. Malo,
limb itreift BON Bersen 3u 8srsen?
@s lest Fb in nabtliben 9interbalt
Das 0urrab 1aubsen. uno bic DibIe tnallt,
es fallen Die franti6en Sbersen.
1luo .peun ibr Die lbwarSen Sdger fraet
Das ift2nk ne spiloe, petlreseue Jaso.
$40 bic gteben bort slaben, bort brau1't
.=..-=+. Der Rbeiu
Der Wntbrih seborsen fb taeynte
Da nabt eS fdbneu trie @enitterldbein.
limb wirft ilh nit riit'9ert 9lrmen binein,
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iluo rp.ii ibf bic ibwar3en Sbmitf,er fraat:
Das it2ags m's sui!oe, serspeseue Saso.
9Das braui't bort i'm 1bale bic larte
~.>~ Sblaebt
Teas Sblasen bic Sdwerter 5uiammen L?
MilbberSise Reiter iblasen Die S6la6t
1lno bsr Sunte Der Srepbeit 1T 8lhbeno
s.."~as ~ r." erspad)t
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lluo spenn ibr Die ibwaraen Net,r frGst
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III. 1enlid,t>
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lluo spenn ibr oie lbwar5en Gefatl'neu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18

entoednnaen semobt trurosn, lieet etne
baIee gReiIe bon Dem fogsnannten mare
toecuntitatis (9Rser Der 8rubtbarfsit. Gon
Dan big Ser(eba rar aues trcden u. oiue.
Die g eethite wsr cine Gbeue BON Gano. unS
&el| l|'lte'nen. uno bon pfan5en AUDI ni6t
DIE entfeFntelte Spnr 3h fsben. 15ir cur6s
trell9ten $500 Msilen speit) eieean3e 8reite
oe5 norollebsn GbsiIs cieIe5 secs, uno fas
men lcoann auf cine 1piloe, sebireise Sc
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len mar Die 8dume dbneIts unIern MaIb.
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elne slst reibsrs 8elaubun9; Die 8ldtter
ltno lebr b'elt, uno ME Die oes Qorbeerbaus
ne6' nolton1men sIatt; erOBe, lauae Nlis
tbsn=5transe bdnaen BON Den 3lpeiaen bic
auf ben Sooen berab.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
Maenten fir ben

9aterla anoSfreuno. ..
nrSolaenbe 0trren iino autbcrlTrt ais
QIsenteu fir oiele 3situns 3" aslere".
Sriebtib @patb, @lq. pofmeifter, peterss
bursb. @o!umbiana So.
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QBavne 60.
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60.
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Menn eintf oss sebens leel'ser Son Der:
tIunsen.
@on fern IIb ssist oer 3ueunft h6b'reeSspn;
QSenn ilbsr Gro ttn5 staub emporsefHwutt:
gen
Der GeiF mutt oriu9t burb ben 0erfdr:
nn9s: @bein
60 Iebsn pir oss 9auseu Bilo perf1wiu=
ben.
l1no uns nun @ube, ieeI'Se @ube briusen.
Das erfe 0Iieo binres jebt iiebft bu
bebatt
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., mas our6slhbt bic 8ruit init 1lBerm
Qeben,
Sobalb ibr Grim beoedt oes eoleu Staub ?
9ermanen, bbrt6, e6 1T Elm iiuui9 3eiben:
Sm Sturmsebraus, i'm Orange ute 3u tpei=
6en.
SoroItro.
Die Nu F6Suns ndbte Me1s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
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-NNAANEFANNnNnDe@-
Sn NeuOrleonS nimmt man Die
Spteler fhorf ins 2lu9e. @outen
lte Die Staot nibt unver3islib per-
lansn 70 1T man fslt ent(bloI1en
Die 0lrburger Expedition gum Mu-
lter Der 9ere6ti9feit ouf;ufeuen.
yn ct. 2ouis jei9sn 1i6 gan; BE,
lelben 9eiinnun9en.
2(uf Der Germontowner @t(en-
|bobn war Elm &ino, tpelbes mobr-
|f9elnli6 mloe NOR, eineeCblafen.
Setn &cpf lag 9eraoe ouf etnem Der
|ellerntn Wlesel. Scbon ndherten
jl6 Die locomotive, ais man nod
ju rebter 3eit Den fleinen @h(un1-
)nernoen bemerfte, u. Die Sabr,eu-
sc gum StIlIfano bringen tonnte.
cute u. l1eue 9Eelt.
Babin9tcn tpor eini9e S~ooe
btnourcb in elmer mi6lcbeu Qoqe.
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|StoatenMorl6ou foben (ib In Ser
0(otbwen0i9fsit bep Dem Secrtdr
Der Worlne utn eine Siberbeitss
made fir bic @toot onsubalten.
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our6 bic 9erbaftnebmuns zines
Sdmar,en Den man in 9eroobt
bate, Sbellnebmer an elmer G8ers
lbtpfruns sesen Die BeiBen ,u
lepn. gr ttono nod nit einem
Nnoern in 8erbinoune, Der aber
Hl6tl9 9epcroen 1T. gS be(tdtiqt
llb BON ollen Seiten oab biefe
Auf ftrltte 0urb S6riften Der @Flo,
osnbefreper berbepsefibrt ,rerben.
Dep Dem lekten 8rouD in 9>eu,
Durt linp tpeni9fens 1000 4er(onen
auber 2(rbeit 9efeet. Ser Sotob
betra9 oes erlittenen 9ertu(tcs wiro
ouf DIS 6oeiOOO Sbaler angeges
ben. 100000 Sbaler ,paren SER
llbert.
9Biult ou elueeli1 tperben 70
lerne DID Rtbtt fsnnsn ! QSieueiebt
hnoelt 0u nirsenDs ols In Dir bic
uebel ,pelcbe 0ib binoern, Deines
eebeus re0t frOb i'll tperpeu.
"Sbr lebrtt" {oste Safer Sraiau
tu Nabbl Sc|uab, "po6 eusr 8ptt
hberall few u. bru(tst eucb Dan,it,
oab er f6 ou6 In eurer 9eotion
tefsnoe. @s ,phrbe mir at,genehm
fem ibn su leben.'' ''0ctt it al-
aesenEpartis, dber fein fferblibes
Nuse fann feinen 9lons ertroaet,,
erwieoerte 9pfuab:. Ser Roiler
belfanD oaranf. ''glun osrn--faa.
te Solnab-tpiG es eieb beaniiati,,
wenn ib Dir einen ieiner g)elanoten
selss?' Der Saifsr lpar bieg su-
lfrleoen. Nabbi nahut i'm fyinoSs,
~. bat ibn, in Die Spune I'd isher,'
l"Sb taaa aibti" !" spar 2rajaus
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
Das tpar 2i1 i 0 rp's wiIoe, o:rmsseneSa9o


Die tpiIbe Sa9b uno bic teutIbe Sa8o,
0uf 0enferSblut uno 3Yrannen -
Drum, bic ibr uns liebt, niGt 9etpeint, nitbt
eeflast,
Das 2auo it ia frey, uuo Der MOrgen tastI
Menn MFRS AUDI nut tterbenc 9etpanneu.
llno bon @ntsln 5u @nfeln lep's nab9efa9t;
Das tpar { Il 80 m'5 wilos, petIpe8cne SaSo
Oes SebenS Gin 0leins,
91t Gin 8, oa fdnet bas 9ebeu an
Mit 3 ~ e y, ba miro man Srau u. Mann ;
llno ton,men mir eft 3n ben Dr eY'n:
Da fenscu &inoer an 5u idssp'n.
wo D&eY iIao. folst alstalb bic Diet
Ste!s enBer ntiro nun oas 0uartier;
8ep fl u uno le d sieb'ts erb6'fe Ncth,
Denn INNER fleiner miro bas 8rro.
Mobl Mander tief beY Siebe (ben
40 tpeb, mir armGn &Oryobn!"
90 .pabst bic 3abl pon Sahr 3u Sabr
Si6 9rau bor Glitter miro oaS 9aar.
sic panbern ein-rpir rpanbern aus
9lun fommt Der SOB unb lpannt uns aus
oeut @in6 unb inor8en >pieoer Gins .
Das iloe5 Gsbers- -@irmaleinS.