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NOTICE.

Ii persons hereby cautioned against taking from the
IA Steamboat wharf store any article thing hasoev
er landed from the STEAMBOATS, President Benz Franklin Bos-
ton Providence liable pay freight without the express
der consent OF the subscriber and all persons sending freight
by either Of the above Boats that
freight shall be Immediately delivered according the direction
ANY person who without authority aforesaid shall remove
any such freight will be prosecuted according Law
Newport 18th March 1885 JOSEPH CASE-Agcnt
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STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND AND PROVI
DENCE PLANTATIONS.

In GENERAL ASSEMBLY, MAY SESSION, 1885.
BE it enacted By the General assembly, and By
the authority thereof 1t is enacted, That Public No
tarles shall have as full power take acknowledge
ments of Deeds and other instruments, as Justices
of the Peace and other officers now authorised by
law. True Copy-Witness
HENRY BOWEN, Lec'ry.
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Clerks Office, Court Of Probate, Newpot Nay
IOth 1885.
BhOBERT II. CARR. makes application for an adminsra-
& be appointed the estate of Cynthia Freebody
Of color late of Newport decd Notice hereby gwen
that the same will be taken into consideration special Court
fProbaie to be holden at the Clerks Office Newport Thurs
day the 4t day of June next O'Clock W. all persons in
teresed said estate hereby notified appear said time
and place and be heard dat copy Of this order be pub
hed three several times in the Rhodosand Republican, by
order of the President u. B. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
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DIED,

At Jamestown Thursday evening, after short illness
John Hopkins d. Of Mr. Oliver Hopkins aged "a wears
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HATS AT NEW-YORK PRICES.
yayIE Subscribers having received the Spring fashions
peculy invite tho attention oil the citizens Of Newport
and ts vicinity their improved satin Boqrcr HATSliats
which possess all the requisite qualities OF Ten doar bat IN re-
gard 10 gtncs shape elasticity and superior lusre &c.
Their Hats made OF best satin beaver ar bodies instead
of wool or cloth pasieboard which enables the warrant
their Hats stand all oahes and climates and retain their 1s
re- qualities which those made Doot cannot possess.
Just roceirod from Ne'o- York, .... T.
large and elegant Of cloth CAPS OF a descnp
ons-Aso few NewYork Satin Beaver HATS OF the
latest London styePersons IN want OF any of the above ar
ces will find il 10 teradyanagc call and examine them pre-
yos TO purchasing they will be sold cheap as any IN this
State at Store No 1876 Thamesrce opposite George L"gs
Co.'S HaoduaTc Store. - .
JOSEPH B. WEAVER g. Co.
n B-Hats made to order, at the shortest notice.
Newport, April sth.
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SYOChS.
LATEST FASHION,

FFUSCAN Lace Bonnes--a new and Splendid article ju
II received by Il FOWLER Jr.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EUST received direct from New York by the subscriber
Cd very splendid German Pano-the upper half strung
like Grand Piano compass is notes high than ordinary
pano-it constructed the Patent German Double Back
principal and in every way most perfect instrument
Please call and examine. WM. 8. VOSE.
May 9th.
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THE PENNY MAGAZINE FOR 1895.
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II will be received in few days; those who wish TO CON-
mence with the volume will please leave their names with the
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Spoken December lltn, Ship Lemuel C. Richmond, of
Bristol $50 barrels oil
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
HARDWARE
 :. FOR SALE BY SAMUEL P. BOLLES,

f1 ,L1TCHE1EAOS
 DARBER g. Genn's patent cast steel CIR D cULAR SAWS, of 24 and % inches diam eter, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL SAWS, of 6 and l-2 feet, and Cr0Ss-cut aud TennOn ditto.
 Wood Saws and Frames. with att other sorts Of Saws. Plane Irons.
 Primers, Turner's, Framer's ChiseIs and Gouges. Files and Rasps, flat, round, half round, square & triangular, of al! com. lengths
 Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks and bltts' from l2 to 48 pitts complete.
 Door Butts and Handles and House Trim E1ings generally. Screws of all sizes. LOCKS OC every description. Cabinet Makers Irimmings-HOIIo'O Ware:
 Brass Andiruns. cast do. with brass tops and do. with wrought bars, and common cast do.
 ShoyeIs and Tongs-Chopping Knives.
 Knives and Forks; Spoons; Walters. Waffle IrSns--Fatent Iron Tea Kettles.
 Harncss Makers Trimmings. G Carpenters Adxes, Hatchets, cast steel and common Augers; Veers-Glass Curtain Pins' GLUE, Sand Paper, S1c. &c. with almost sv- cry other article in the Hardware line, which wilt be sold as low as they can be bought in the state of Connecticut.
 Litckfeld, NOv. 0. 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
RIsf V'sO cf Temperance Societies.
tCONCCUDED.l


 Such is the national interest taken in the proceedings of the American Temperance Society, that in January, 1881, "at the request of individuals of both houses ot Congress, their agent addressed the me1a- bers of that body, in fhe CapstOt. on the subject. At this meeting, the President 0ffke United States gave it as his opinion. that through an extensive region of country through which he had travelled, the quanti- ty of spirits used had been diminished moro than one half
 A Temperance meeting was held in the House of Assembly in 1882, at which the secretary at war presided, and the secreta- " of the senate of the United States was appointed secretary of the meeting and, with the exception of the clergymen who read the report, and who opened and clos ed the meeting, all the speakers were mem- bers of Congress.
 A similar meeting took place on the 24th of February, 1888; and at Temperance Meeting held on the 20th in the Senate Chamber Society was formed entitled the American Congressional Temperance SO- ciety, consisting exclusively of members of Congress, Officers of the United States Government, civil and military, and heads of departments, who practically adopt the principle of Abstinence from the use of. and traffic in, ardent spirits.
 Towns have recently been incorporated, by the legislatures of New York and Ohio, without granting to them the power of li- censing the retail sale ofspirits.
 Plymouth county, Mass.) containing 10000 inhabitants, has not person licen' sed to sell spirits,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

-THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis.
 1 irict of Litchfeld hath limited and ap- pointed the term of six months from the esd day of March instant for the creditors to the estate of ROGER N. WHITTLESEY,
 late of Litchteid. deceased. to present their claims to the undersigned for settlement. All claims not presented within said time will be debaFred recovery. Those indebted to said estate are requested te make immediate pnv.
 menI. SABEx WHETTLEssg, 2 aA.,
 FaEUeE WmurTEEsEY, Aamrs', Litchfeld. Marck 9e. isaS. 4a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
DrMgs Gsad .Medici1aes Paints, Oilss Wines, G C..
 At Wholesale 0nd Retail.
l. G. RECKWTVH

U - T METERS for sale complete assortment NJ Ofthe above articles in quantities to suit the purchaser. on as good terms as they can be bought within the state. for cash or credit, including an assortment of BrOnzes, Gold and Silver Leaf and Foil, Gums COpal, and Shell Lac, Alcohol, Japan and COpal Varnish, Ia marinds. Madden, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri- can and Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa. Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water--superiOr and common winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed and Sweet Oils, Comp, Chlorine Tooth Wash, Preston's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
 A large assortment of PATENT MEDI- CINES-incIuding Hooper's, James, Rush's and Phinney's Antidyspeptic Pills Deans Rheumatic Pills. Kidder's Medicines, Ander- sons Cough Drops, ,Bateman's Drops, ,Swaim's Panacea, Welch Medicamentum, ThOmpson's Eye Water, Sc.
 Also, a complete assortment of English and American PAINTS-among which are white and red Lead, Whiting, Chrome Yellow and Green, Prussian Blue No. 1 and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, Vcrmillion, Lamp Black, &c.
 London Brown Stout and L.: and Philad. Porter-Old Maderia, pure Port, Samos and other WINES, in bottles and by draught. at retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin, w. l. Rum, Stc. as medicines.
 Physicians, Matters, Painters, SLc. supplied on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New York.
 LSfchfeld Jam. Q4 s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09

Ata Special 1O.cn Meetng legally ,oarned and
 ksId on the 9fh dag cf March. 1885. af the
 South meeting House in the toscn ef CornsraIIz EX7OTED, that po horses or horse kind, or V neat cattle, shall be allowed io go at large an the highways or commons, or uDimpr0ved
 lands in the town .Of Cornwall, from and after the 10th day of April. 1885 and it shall be the duty of the haywards for said town, and 1t shall be lawful for any person, to impound ny.hOrse or horse kind or neat cattle allowed to go at large as aforesaid, in a public pound within said town most convenient to the place, where taken, and the owner or owners of any such creatures so oimpounded ehall pay for each. horse or horse kind so impounded the sum Of fifty cents; and for each head of neat cattle the sum of fifty cents. tO be paid to him es them who shall impOund the same, in addition to the legal fees fixed by the statute laws oE this state: PrOVided. that any person having family residence within said town may keen one milch COW on the highways or commons.., any prOvision in this bylaw to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Voted. that the provisions contained in the public statute laws of this state entitled san. .act to-provide pounds. and to regulatethe i'm pounding of creatures" and the notice to be given to the owner of creatures impounded.- disposal. liberation, replesin. damage. reseus.- pound breach and escape of any crsaturesius- pounded. and allowance to the key-keeper sor the keeping of the same, SO tar as these prosi- sions are consistent with these by-laws. are hereby voted and declared to De part there of: Prouidedv that no penalty created under these bylaws shsll exceed the sam OF three dollars.
 Voted. that the Town Clerk cause these By-Laws to be published in the two nswspa. pers printed in LitchAeld. Attest,
 FREDERIcE KEEEoss. zesn CIssE. Cornwall, March 9, 1885. 44L
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

"A NOTICE. ALL psrsons are hereby forbid. from this date, trusting my wife MARY On my account.
 THOMAS WAY.
 Litskf kfsld, Marck a, 1888. SS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. TDST received at the Book aud Variety O Store of the subscribeF- Cruise of the Potomac; Allen Purc0te; Mrs. SherwoOd's Works; Abbott's Family at Home; do. Corner StOnes Young Christian; do. Teacher;
 Mothers Friend do. ChildSE Home. q" China and the English; . Memoirs of Hannah More. Feb. es. -'~ E. "A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

~ " .A ANO8ZO
 THARLEs HALLOcK, of tue late firm of Hal-, O lock & Moore. and GILBERT BATES, of the late firm of Bates & Valentine, both DRY GOODS DEALERS, have associated them- selves for the prosecution Ofthe same business, under the firm of Hallock 6G Bates,
 as NO SS4 Pearl. street, corner ef Buxtiag Si;ps
 The commodious store and lofts whichihey occupy affords item ample room for contiDsiN ing to keep an extensive stock of
 Sbaple end Famcy Dry Goods> comprising an assortment which, if equalletsI will probably not be surpassed by any in thsr city. They therefore rrsrrctitslly iovite coun< try merchants generally to cali and examine thcir Goods when they visit the city, and they will find that the variety of the. sssortment kept, in connection with the prices at which, they are offered. render inducements to pur- chasers rarely equallcd.
 Ne,c- York, FeS. 25; 1885. 9mSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 TvHE Court of Probate for the District of -A Woodbury hsth limited and allowed six months from the date hereof fcg tho creditors tO the estate Of ANNA CARR, late of Roxbury, deceased, to exhibit their claimsfo for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are reques- ted to make immediate payment to
 JOHN SMITH, Erecutor. Rorbary, March l6, 1885. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
Medical Motiee,

&BRGUGGSS1 ~ UOtABGa V THE annual meeting Ofthe Litchaeld Go. A Medical Society will 6e held af the COUn- ty House on the second Thursday (9th) of April inst. at 10 o'clock A. M.
 J. c. BECKWITH, Clerk. Litekfeld, APri 2, 1885. 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

- NOTICE. THE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis -1 trict of Kent hath limited and allowed six months from the 17th of March inst. for the creditors to the estate of
 LEMUEL BERRY, late of Kent, deceased, to exhibit their claims to the executor for settlement. Those who neglect t0 present their claims, properly at- tested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery.
 GEoRsE w. BULE, Erecusor. Kent, March l7, 1885. s4S
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20


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Otut(0lano fan Gin Hubjfbsr
OHi;ier in eoS G9irtbsbaus zines
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en-, osnn sr bate elnsn ss1pa!slssn
Bart, uno fraste ssn QBntb nit
einsr rauben unb trskIsen S.lmme:
" @ebt ibr fstnen 8arb'srsr I'm
Srte? Nuf bGabsn oss mistbs fos>
te ert bas er Dan(sIbsn Ia9IsiO bolsn
laesn (eats. Als eis(er tam,fsa9te
otr NuN'," Sbnnt ibr a'lr meinen
Sart obntbmen ebue MID au Gbnsh
Den ? tG sebt gu6 oaIhr swtp &ro'
men, spenn Sbr mid aber f1nsIoetj
{o feb' i'd @Mb lsott esns tO babe
cine tiett6e 6aut; 9bs wdbrst' nib!
bte er,ts." Dabep ltste sr oas sist
sate @tftn anf Den Slid, ols tpcnn
IS ibm grnt mare. Dss er(brSdt
enc O1eiIaer lief Oopen unb (tbietts
ben Gs{saen; obsr auD oieftr rpolse
bic Stosp &rsnen nl6t pssolsnen, u.
(6i6te BEN e,brsur(hcn. Dttfsr
son BEN f9busn geIo seb!enoet
oad>ts; "th wta'sprobirtn sellnst
{. ntg, 70 tonn tb mir lrDss 0tlo
einen Rsuen NoG faufen,' nuo flens
an ben Sort oeS fremoen 6errn
wsasunsAmeny fDie Ct es jeoem an,
bern mcOte, un0 Mot ols Sb es mi
;ucD Sronen unb Elm Geben III tbun
fey. Al6 ct oas Oeftdft el0cfllb
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peun Wlutb segstenf MID 81 rallreu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
GerfDisOsnbsit oes untservt0ts.

Gin IN, Abritbtsa oss 0unoe fets'
stfbtdteMsnfO bos pur6 elm 6ftnt'
tides 0lott ben partfer OomtuI
(tint SienAe an. polo oarauS
wuroe er3u etntr MarflIN ssrufen,
Die frosts, pie ptste Ct Dts Monass
oer!arsts, tbrer gDrinSelYin ein GD6u'
es G6wenbI IaDben abjurtthsen. .-
Ser 0unpaebrsr foroerte 5eeuieo'os
"QBie ~ 1aste bic Oou,e, ftDo Sbr
teu? Gin Gufateu sparoe 9euue
Iepn.'' "Ctoubsn Sie ben1, Mo.
oan,s y Dereete oie(sr belstbtst,
'''baB ID elm slbe BIN Der 9bseu
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
Seoineunsen o!eGer 3eitune.

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1baIet fir oen Sabrsans tuenn inner
Aa(b oreD W1Dnaten Dom GIMP pfange Be
3eiiuns au,-@in Gbalsr uno f1nf5is Gents
penn tnnerba!b Dem Sabre,-uub 2GbaIes
wsnnnab Nerlauf osNeIben be5a0I spiyo.
9. SIR eine furaete 3eitaIs feds Mcnase
wiro feine Subsl lcription aueenOmmen,uno
Die 3eitun9 fam ni9t cufge9ebea werSen
10 sIle Nn6Rdnoe be3obIs Gu0.
8. 8eeanntmobunsen tCfen: S1s eIns
mudbe 50 &suts ta5 DiereE !; fir etnsu
Mouat 81 une fir Gin Sabs 8 1baIsr oas
Risred.
4. Ber oiele 3eitune eusb ben pcfysiteE
kefommt, rpire nocb Die suIabIi6e Sumr1'e
con 25 Gents 3n bs3abIer baben.
rBriefs &c. an ben Qeranssese' "'Als
Gen potfrey einesfauet sperosn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
Gefpr d6.

s~iftbes einsa SI!nosn nno sinsm Eaua
beu+
Du Dlinot.-Jb freue MID
Ss rpabI ju ftben. :,
Ser 6 oube.-gi, ettpis oebts?
Aobe IsuSs ni0t6 Don Sbncn Seb0rt*
OwBltnbe.-l i6babeSie
In @wisteIt ni6t 9sfeben; lIno lje 70
:r.aftpsnfbts serooroen ?
Ser 6 oube.-Ou ltsber9ett!
lib sbvs tde'i6 70 oitl ea6erli6es
Don Zen Neu(6sn-beNsr man oers
rntise (is.
Oes Dttnot.-Sretli6, (isbt
man Die Iborbeiteu Der 9Selt NIT
an, fsute man toll weroen.
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Nruno, bic Norven lbaltsn uuO Walt
ten; tpjg tbun am btlstm tpIr bbren,
febsn ". fbweissn.
Osr . limb ga rucbL ia
webl! bic Narrsn ftne bl.nD uuo
vennen ins 9eroerben.
Der Eaube.-Soub iino IIe u.
wsrosn fab!en maAeu tuenn lls nt6t
bSgen poIlen.
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bod msin Sbeursr, iur 9aapt(obe;
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Ger 6 s.-S6 bbre uno
bin sens Oer* Sbr BtiG fast mir,
Ste BADEN anf oem 6srjen.
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t,et, aeseniber nitbt fein Fonn mir ata
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tperoen tnuets, 70 es!ouben @iel
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t(t Dob pein MsI(ler uno G}eEUe
tpe99eIaufem une ib bdtte oj0 oucn
tplrfIleb erItobsn msnn on roIcD 9e'
l6nlt. .bAttef. "Sbr bates ml d nt1t
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oenn tpenn lb Cub 9tl1nI!c:n b5t'
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Die Ct!nssaaNNa!t in YbiIaseIpbi9.

Die CttnSeRGNfSa!G in YAtase!pb'9.
Scr tbdtiec uno Ga!eatoo gs2e!ttr
oielsT spsbESbiCi9en Iulta!t Ser
JuIIus TrlsbldnOev, !ests ktpm 2!uS'
gang Def otrflobensu Sabss In elmer
SHtnIlbtn }Drifuns teiusg lntestfa
Canten 3S9IinSt Osutlicbe, unosgs
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felssS bOr Nu9ent tpje plt! Ia oisle,n
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Ieiltts weroen tonn, tpenn Wef&t6e
Iidtelt un0 MenGtenNebs fb Yevs
IelnIssm etnasSrtFIhts on etn1SGs
III f6rDeyn. Ge III oober auh nwr
cine MtpnNng Iber Ole sguSs Snt6s
mdGi9teit . jefe9 btrrEitbsusJnltjtut5
unO Ben Acknowledgment aGT ibS
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aue Zen Gbsborittn Uno sso!iotGtftu
&lo0en pbI!ooeIpbl0'sy rreIbss esn
uannigfaItIstn lsbanssn rtr SSg'
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o0s unuerttnnbarltt Or9ntSen ibo
sr tbre Sortfhritte kdufs un0 unsty
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Sewn nSrleal6ucsvs unD eer SHit ibm|
ptrbunoenen 2eAset. G& tv0roe ansI
(bpes fallen, n,lvseno tiDerN btbs'lun9
oer HotssefInosn Osbuns vos otg on
tern slu Oprlus ~ ssbsn. GlsI
pursrn ole, BON Der ls0AfeI!tn bis
jus i6wtrl!sn Nufsobe, mls bswun'
osrunsswavoIssr Stberoest ron ben
So9linsen DUr1ssfhrt. Ojs ent'{
pidsIuus uno NnsbiIeunS !bres|
fbrpsEIibsn u. selltistn&rdfts bdnst'
aisin pom mlnoIiben ,lntsrsibs unp
Dem 0sbraub ibrss 0efIbls sosy,
Dstaltun9soraans ob. Ols SpieenI
tbrsr Singer fne ibge &tbrmettler,
uuo je ,weGmdBi9er u. ooQtemmes
ntr bic wegfSsuse stn9tritbtss (lnb,
auf lsntn lie jeOtS Or90n Ioen uuo
pevfelnsrn t6nnen, osllo fhnslltr wlrp|
|lbre pbyllbs, ittlihs uno wiSsns
fbnfsli6e { Bitouns peutnpss.
Ols SfsnIibe prufuust auf BIZ
uiv binotuGsn, benefit eS luv &C.
nngsn oas Der Stiftes Disfeg 2(ns
taIt ANss eslDen bat, was 3ur w.
|reibuns ou crtten uHo widtisfsnI
Sno1weGe eiusr }DIben 0nItale eD
fOyotrIi0 uuo Waufoeuswebrt ifa.|
Cine s!ldlihe 26obl hsr 2sbser, Die
tbn sue @5elN tisbeu, ptr(pvl6t bic!
(6Snitsn Ns(utsass fdr Die Su'
funft.
! 9err Grisotanber bdtte BEN pir
len Srsunbeu unD Wpblwiwfbern
fetnes Snlsttuts teirtn fdtusrn Ab,
END bon oer glstgs Des perfbwunost
nen Jabrs etndbren tbnuen, ais ben
INublid un0 Die DrIfuns ftiner 3os,
Hinge. gs t,i6te Elm rohes 0ers
liepn, ba6 (le nibt liebgeDbune. =
3Ssbr bewest flblte flD bas se,nitb
loer SuAsreri als Die f!eine 9liuosut
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
Sinoern 10 0prabsn llntsrrIbt
glcbs p

gicbs %
GS0Dev unO Gettbt.
N1an bsfabG emf auf cine tts
Gtnjft 3ur 3sIs chimes ent(tbliben
Ssucmse, Bag jsoer 0as Sbwerftef
mas CT bep ljb habe,in Die tobenoen
Ieuen beegoben jaus. Glner bon
Dsr OefeufDoft rparf feline Sraubins
Elm ; Gber oieBtIIen trnsen {ie tel6t
ypIs &ergbolj On Oaa ndbite llfer.
Ser be0sre G5'ano.
&aifevGocl occ6te befa6 pleIeSertiss
eeiGIn Ger mNlF,ano FbeGouoers
ein awsgesetbnetsr SlaSier(pis!er.-
"S>ri9 GbaOe % rtsf einn elm
$pnfln0teE, Der ibm NIT BeYpum
eeruns 5ugeb6rt betts, esu @nt,id>
en- eustlsf "epis S6Ahe oaB
Gtp. U2ajetidt Fein Organ III 9eI
vvor0en ; 6 te wIrotn e5br
IQ5Glcf esmarht baben. H. "Jeu,
nu!H aRtnorsete Carl Wa6 er'S
Ieut ftpn; spig tseben uns baIttG 70
'et0eE."
Opisl 9teeeI.
massp 9bwoae!, Ssifes Don Npt
vstsa, batt& psn elnem Sransofen
| o0s 2'bsmbsttGplel seItrnt.
ey Is nun oas erilemot nit ftinen
eepeen QBeOIss Iplslte uno inn Die
seyp6nfbte Sorbe ntebt an9sbrobt
iu1yet, risf Ct pI6stib oou Wutb {:
"Gpis!t MIR Gotur, tbr Sonaujent
cstr i1 Ia0s sub ptn2lassneIl6 Die
S&pfs btvGDIsslblo9tn."
(1l. U. n. 9SeIt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-20
0ru6 an Die Teat(Oty..

Wem AIten teutldben Meer amROGen
BiB an ben altsu teutlbsn Nbsiu.
SIR meine Sreuno, uns 2siessncnenL
aRit mir aus teutlcbsm DIut entIpssden:
Nt eub lou tsntIasE SyIees ispn!
TAB % sas GIte rinSs oeraItet
eoa tsutI1u CHM iOrtan beRsb'n;
lint Oh Die Ms!t llb ueu eefta'sst
GO lang Der 0Ott Der @dtss ~aI'st
6uu sas 9eIbIebt nibt unte'ssb'n.
uue baltet treu uno fef am e!eusta'
o. aldn.en stetns MIR bep NdbS;
llne piBt: es bIhbsn nett bic 2ans'H
ilub teote 8eten trinssn Gvaubsn,
Wenn ibrsn 9suf Die 3sIt noEIa'a9t.
e5 leu nit @Ott uns BOD ssIInssn
Go wsuB, mas gYeus la't geSei5n'
60 laGt biz teutidbea Ds.her t!in9eN,
Tine 8atOen teutI6e 2ieseT iIuSen,
1lub cure Qsyen fr6b!eb StYn.
Denn bOh un0 sevrIib oire coS Auen
@rReben tsutIbeS @eIt une Ssno
prcpbeteuftimme bbr' ic5 fasAeu,
tab ieb' bic SeueriduIe svaasu,
llse ia bar 1eo!at 9btsU 9aue.
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9 mi1 0tt3.