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son 'hli' Nc are sure. i, vii never do Bot will
support Martin Van Buien2 Can ii have an
confidence N man, who, avowing one Sc, of opin.
ions, permits hs personal, political and con fiential
Trends N selecting is associate in the government.
TO vote Tor one, whose opinions arc the direct an
i'podes OF ms own We say, permits. Nor do
we speak unrcilectingly. We might, indeed, have
used stronger term for who doubts. thai Col.
Johnson nomination was made by Van l5nrcn's
aae'ft Bnt, however this may be, VIC are sure
that Virginia ought not, and. what i, more. that
she NIL not vote for the Baltimore ticket.
we look, with no little curiosity, for the = Al
dress which the Baltimore Convention appointed
committee to prepare. W. feel some anxiety to
see by what arguments they will enforce Mr.. Van
Buren, claims to the Presidency, which will not
cut the throat Of Col. Jomson--or, rice rtrsa,
what considerations they can urge in favor of the
iauef parsonage, which will not operate 10 the pre-
ludice OF the former Ii will doubtless be pre-
elous documcnt-worthy of the distinguished
schooioi Sophiststo whom It's preparation has been
coalded' We hope also, that the Virginia dele
cation 10 the Convention will not content them
selves with separate and verbal reports to their re-
Sp'ctfe constituencies, bul thatthey will unite in
lomt exposure Of the management and intrigue
lay "hichthe proceeding Of the Immortal Baltimore
Caucus We're distinguished
In conelason-We may saltl, say, from the
slight opportunities that we have had Of ascertain
ING public sentiment in regard to the nomination,
that II hls been received with almost universal
feeling OF dissatisfaction andds2ust. Its certain,
indeed, that Col Johnson can never oct the vote
Of Virginia, whatever may be the case with regard
10 MIR. Van Buren--and the opinion, which we
have heretofore expressed, that the Old Dominion
" IL never vote for him, is strengthened hundred
fold By thcrcsult Of the dclibcra,on, Of the very
body which was looked to with hope as the paua-
cen for Ill the past hrar,hurningS, and The shield
against all future divisions in the ranks Of the party
which devised t.
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cow vElN9GN CATIONS.
BUCKINGHAM MEETING.

On Monday the lth inst. a numerous meeting
of the friends of the Hon. III Gil l.. WHITE
was held at Buckingha Court-honsc, that being
the first day of May Quarterly Court. About ?
O'Clock, p. Nj. the subject Of the meeting having
been explained to the assembled people from the
Hastings, in front of the Court-hon5e, by Col. :.
p. Christian, John T. Bococh, Esq wa. unani-
mously called to the Chan, aud Benjamin p. Wal
kcr appointed Secretary.
On motion, Resoircd, that committee be ap-
pointed to prepare and report resolution, indca-
ting the opinion of this meeting in record to the
next Presidential Election.
Whercupon the Chairman app pintcd Snn'l p.
Christian, Thomas NJ. Bonaurani, Francis b.
Deanc, IT., BENJAMIN p. " alkcr, William " Pat
tcrson, Thos. }. Turpin, Thomas II. Flood, Tho
mas b. Crenshaw, Phillip A, Boiling, Finch
Scrugg,, Robert Hill, Samuel Jones, Dr.. I. G.
Fisher, Powhatan Jones, Major Grandcrson Nos
", James +. Smith and Charles y Scott.
The committee, after retiring for a short time
to the Clerks office returned, and reported the
following resolutions, which were unanimously a.
doptcd by the meeting -
lSt ReSolred, That this meeting is decidedly
il favor of the election of the Hon. HUGH l..
WHITE, Of Tennessee, as the next Pre5dcn, Of
the United States.
End. Resotred, That it is cypcdicnt hat COM
mittec Of correspondence be appointed, whose du-
'5Gs MAY and OctoGer and the Iwo ter o,a
'ohPfiHe tue intervening months. The ncxt
81 EH commence the FIRST of June. There Willie
ito"c examination at the close of each term
R., EfPa4sss (,s year 9C tea moaths-
English Branches, ,o ~" "o
Music. Piano or Organ -. na
''e'' or Sacred Music tau sht b, note. ; oo
- 20 90
1ti'e Painting and Drawing, II ON
g fep4G al adresss to,i 3 pc6fe 81 tbs co
setting forth to them the proprcty of sustaini1e
the nomination Of this meeting
On motioni was Resotyed, That the committee
of correspondence consist ofthc following gentle
men john r. Bocock, Samuel Jones, Major
VIM. Duval, VIM ". Ferguson, James Fariss
Charles l.. Christian, 5. j. Nawtcr, VIM. Walton,
SamuelP. Christian, w. p. Bocock, j obn H. David
son, Edward Davidson, VIM. Davidson, Wm =
Walker VIM. Chick, w. Pankoy, John Gillian,
Is. j. Nathan Spencer, VI. \. Spencer, Tandy
Holman, Lawrence r. J. Gillespie, w. Gillian, c.
Harris Giles Harris, r. Davis, John Lack
land, Thomas McCraw, Thomas Pitnan, f..
Grigr. VIM. Gills, Archer ellis, J. Curd, Edward
J. Gillian, l.. Hooper, n. Morris, Col. J. Gamma
way, T. Gannaway, II. Brown, Ambrose Ford, W
Newton, Thomas Sharp, G. Brown, u. A. Brown
B. 3. Brown, A. 3. Brown, r. Carter, Bartlett Da-
Wis, D. Browning, WI. Bergman, ]. " oodfn, r
tones, f. G. Haincs, Il. Snoddv, J. Snodly, Johr
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P,maing.-Wc hold habltaai punaing in almost
as much adherence as did Dr. Johnson himself,
("l'o declared thai punstcr and pick-poehct
were ANONYMOUS, lhoughlieaven foretend thai" W,
Who cannot claim entire exemption from the vice,
should admit the Justice of the application OF 50
harsh an cpithei TO its perpetrators. And even If
were just, we should certainly he disposed 10 eN-
cuse the author of the following wholesale attempt,
which We find in the Charleston Courier, and which
We copy for the special edidcation and emulation
Of certain friend of ours, who is incurablv m
tceted with the disease:
All Abel had been able To cane Cain, Cain
would mol have been ableto cane Abel, Abel would
therefore not have been CAIN Abel.
CANE ABLE"
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*. EARLY,
sURGUoN DENTIST,

PROPOSES dividing his time between Lynch
l. burg, Halifax, Charlotte and Prince edward
Counties. lie has just received from Philadelphia
aFurnaco and other apparatus, which are essential in
the manufacture of whole and parts ofaetts OF Ari-
cial Teeth.
lie IS thankful for past encouragement, and will
do his best TO merit future ones.
~ In Lynchburg he can be found at the Frank
lin Tavern $3.50
Nav IL Its
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

HsliE subscriber has just received fresh sup
a. ply of Sprgicol Instruments, ofgood ouai;,y.
viz:
Cupping instruments, with and without ston-
cocks; Scaling and plugging do. Turnkcv,s
Fox's and Fitchs Tooth Forceps and Punchc. !:
Tooth Files; Scalpels Scariiicators, German and
American j Bistourie's Pocket Instruments e
vans's Lancets, genuine Gum Lancets. Abscoes
do. Spring do. Seaton Needles Surgeon, 40. |:
Midwifery Forceps; Cathctcrs Silver Male ard
Female Elastic do. Trocar's Eye Probes, Trus-
SEES, &c. &c.
Physicians and Dentists are respectfully invited
TO call and examine his assortment before purcha-
sing. DAVID X. LYMAN s
MAY a5 II.
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u ylslstf Vs2--k- II
s. ~ lie y
fRfIV ffE =
OF HE LNNCllBURG MARKETS,
Corrected by Xotcombe " Three.

Comparison ofInspcotion>, 1881 and 1885.
Passed. Rgw.d inspection. !Stoeh.
May 3lst, 1881, 1901 I15i l24l 1880
Mas 3ls,. 1888, 3937 POS 82l 25l4
We sold on rlday, two hogshcads Of Tobacco
made by lIcprs Terry, Esq. Of Bedford, No, ! at
$50 Is and Ne. 2 ats l3 p. The market is still
very animated.
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GA%sa FOR NEGEPNNs.
z SE,W SPRING
n.y. AND ss1
SUMNER GOODS. so

H<Alf3. IN r, t1IsES q x z q CO..
Are now opening, at their .Ne,o Gosh Store. a
LARGE supply of Cheap Goods, from the Baltimore
Philadelphia, and New York markets.
BONNETS.
just received, case Of Fashionable Bonnc,s.
handsome and cheap.
10 Country -1erehants, Pfalars, onl OILERS
--nc are anxious to extend our Wholesale bust.
ncss, Cur Stock is worthy the attention of those
WHO buy to sell aFain--aad liberal deduction VII
be made rom getai prices
BACON
We have a lot Of FIRST rate Family Bacon. Of
our own curing, which will be sold on fair terms.
JAMES L. IIORNER 4 co.
April 27. wSwif
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6SSLBs. hzQUoRIcn

279 do Root
81 Baskets Sweet OIL
2250 Birthstone
2300 Salt Pctre
s. Boxes water colors, assorted sizes
For sale by Howell DAVIES.
june | iits
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\ WESTERN ORATOR.

la copying from the National IntclIIgcneer, tn
is, Of Visitors appointed to attend the West Point
examination the present year, W. wese led into
the iaaccwacy Of styling Joseph Holt of Ken
lucky, Joseph HobJ--m isaccuracy, Of the inn
porancc of Which we were rot duly sensible, I'M
I'll we read the following extract from a Baltimore
letter. giving sketch of the oratorical powers of
Mr. Holt. Of Kentucky, WHO, we talk it for grant
ed, has earned the honorJble5i,tincion Of Visitor
10 West Point, by lis rcadt obedience to orders
from head quarters:
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wArIKEE cAR2xA1ls.
90 Fs> ls FL
ls,s5 o. c. t)1

rHNIiE subscribers having orderoda geletd assert.
Il men ofCarr1ges from Newark y. ]. and 1thcl
celebrated Factories at the North do respectfully SO
eit tbeir fends aud he public generally, 10 call soon
their Carnage Repository, situated on doin street.
one s1u1re below the Franklin iIottl, lynchblug,
and view the most splendid stock OF Carriages e, r
offered for sale in tins market, at priecs which
lot f,ilto please all good Judges Of Coach Work.
We a.e determined TO sell and ~lsl to convince the
public, that il is betterto buy here and please thclr
fancy rather lhan send 10 the north on the Judgment
Of Others. IL. X. BLAtH 4 CO.
May . Is
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EQUESTRIAN COMPANY,
FOR TWO DAyg o.yLy.

YgESSRS. BANCkER & IIARRINGTON, re.
w specuuly announce to the Citizens of Lynch
burg aud vicinity, that they have joined their two
EItcn5irc Establishments, and will have the honor Of
appearing on Monday the 9Th luue.
From the united strength and aeenowodg I'd 4bill-
ty of the performers, the public may depend upon
Witnessing an entertainment equal to any which has
been offered this Season.
To add greater attraction, Mrs. BACON the ua-
,yalled female Equestrian, will appear in each pcs.
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o. We learn tina, Bloef, formerly stage dri-
yer between thi, place and Phtsylyania court
house, and who was some time since apprchcndcd
for purloining money from the mail was tried be-
ins, found guilty, and sentenced 10 10 years i'm
pri,onmcnt. The Jury, however, from his youth
and other circumstances, regarded him an object
Of Executive clcmency, and accordingly recon-
mended that the term ofhs imprisonment be redu-
ced to two years.
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F0ss SALE,

A v.Arya-El TRACT OF r,A.TD,
A NlNG IN Bcdioid County, containing On.
Thousand Acres, Which viii BIO sold entire, or I
dH aied to nit Is.iciWers. LYING on both sides oil
BIC ptcf and Joining Fancy Farm Tact, /, has al
tho teHomland fot mile and a half on both sides
said ouef. Two thirds are unelcarcd and well tim
bcfeA hlagge quantity Of The wood land Ia fir
rat" tobeeeo laedGood sfnipes, aud some two
tlf'f he Orchards omit. p also has cood n;
Seat, and great deal Of FIRST rate Pine tiinbar Ar
pcrsen Wishing 10 buy Tobacco Land had bct,.
conn and sec before dry buy LOTT sHARp.
JOIN SHARE.
A., - ~.
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ODyTwARY y.

DIED, ON the 18th nat. in the ooh year of her
age, Mr., ANN A., wife of James +. Martin, oil
Bedford, and daughter Of Jacob fcazlc. In all
the relations of life she was in high degree into
resting, amiahle aud alec,iona,e She was for
several years mcaber of the Presbyterian
Church, aud in her protractr1 illness pulmonary
Consumption eyincod the power Of the Religion
She protested. She spoke Of death with the III
most calmacss, and hailed its approach that OF
friend. She requested that her physician would
preach her funeral sermon, and, having made her
final arrangements for this life, she waited, with
astonishing tranquility, toi her discharge from the
shores Of time. Philosophy may teach us low 10
dic like MN; but il is thu Religion of the Bible
alone that can enable us 10 die like ChristioaS-
With hope full Of immoftlli,y, Nj. Martin has
taken her upward flight, ani has left numerous
connection an1nany frica 20 noun h'flos, and
initiate her virtues.
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4NT0
tate, and will be sold at the Iowrst marAct price
ALSO
On hand, Hacop, Sah, HiMttQ, ION, Sttcl
Noidssts, aud all other kinds Of Groceries.
Expected, daily, oa addition ~ my stock Of
FANCY Goops JOHN J. PURNiS.
June |, v6Nif
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~ It's nov sad that the President, n''Saa , o.
VISITING Tennessee this summer as VISUAL WIZ pas
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0J>' The Fredericksburg Arena con'radc,s, in
the most positive manner, the statement recently
put forth, by the Philadelphia Gazette, on the al
thoIity of - gentleman who hadaeccntly tray
clea in Virginia" that the gold mines Of this So.c
had been generally abandoned in consequence Of
thcir unproduetycncss.
o." " In Ojserrcr' would be published, ii we
presumed its design would be thereby effected :;
but d, there is no hope Of that, We decline its IN
SertioD
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as Dollars novari.-siop tho ghiog!

rs Dollars hoWard--3top tho 1Eiof!
M AZ stolen from the stable ot thu subscriber L
w miles Ea,t OF koEcs,Ic, Tenn, ca the
night OF Tuesday the l9tl instant, Clay bank color
ed horse With black lualr ad tal, three years old
IA august next, about II hmas , inches high. T ia
horse has peculiar marx tbopt the inaue~ho shout
part of IL being nearly white, Wilde the unr phi j.
entirely black. When standing upon close oNls
nin9tion, It will lie seen III he stands soulem nat
a"hvaldly upon one Of hs iese icet believed 10 be
his lthl.
HIT said hotsc Ms 6ctn ou ! iu,s,l,, nd Thurs
DAY lat III the possession Of man by tn tame oi
John /. liarris-eoInmony called nr liallis--a,c.
IS Of Suig Icn,-and al associate of tn no.
torious Gfrcn Is, Lcwclln. SAID lI5nis Il between
p and % ycaIs OF aec--ahou 5 fee Of 3 inches
hlsh--oi gcnteti ably handsome
blue cye5--dmk laI--aud has htclS worn white
bat. The horse was Geeuiu the posse s5ien oil said
Harris on W edne day last Mt thc house OF lanes IA
sis--ouih The Reedy Creek Road, mcs weoi Of .th
mgdon. \ Saddle, Double Ecined Birdie, Maltu.
gale and Blanket, were stolen With the iiorae. )
REWARD. OF Ten Dollar e.ill Lc ri,cn for the rc.
coscry Of the Horse, Saddle, &c.--Fon nollns FOR
thu apprehension OF the Thicl .or So for both anl
reasonable expenses pad
LAZARUS SPEARS,
6ues Z. Of Rogers,iiie Ten. on tho Stage Road.
June | 1T
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MARRIED., on Thursday c>caiug, the 28th Ill
by lhe Roy John i. Tildan, Mr. WILLIAM b.
MCRnrrt !, ol this place, to Miss FRANCES ANS,
daughter OF Mr.. William II. Knight Of Amherst.
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TT1Mv.X ~ NSiyNI9I.Tlf.r..


'lNll. tltfd vol. oi the PrsSt hhaazlYf. tot
II lss}i bound anil ia monthly puts, Is now re-
efi'ed md iol ale 4l}ho #uhtcrptan mief. lv
\BRAM Il. NORTH
June -,
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PUBLIC EXECUTIONS.

Nr have, on VARIOUS occasions, ycn,uroa Tho o.
pnon, tina, 50 far 4, the execution Of criminals in
public is deSiencd 10 prevent ,hc nerpetration OF
crime. b, cxercis;ns wholesome mfnenc, on the
fears, if no, the morals. of the snccta,ors, il is
wholly inclica,ious--nay. tina, it even has pre-
judicial tendency, both upon the culprit and those
who yaze upou his martyrdom-for such il seem,
to be to those who too often sympa,hize with the
murderer more than with his victim We arc
glad 10 sec that the opinion is BECOMING extensively
pre,alent--and indeed, tha, i, has already result.
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~ The Washington Globe states that ros'.
,o.S,or General Kendall has promptly applied
the punishment due to the late '"rSs or as''n''o"
of the mail, from New YORK. rs his hand IS M
We would again very respectfully invite his alten-
,on to ,c condition Of that small link OF the Pied
mint line, which. for months past has been man
aged in manner di,grocei" to 'ne contractor m
i@r,on, to the government, and ANNOYING to the
, as,;s We 40 M, care about his " furnishing
tho contractor. as in the case abovF cited Du' We
!. hove thu, no viii correct the evil OF which VIC
complain.
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4 t1T]n az fiaVXrgG.--rl subscriber offer,
Ss 'oaa purchasers either by wholesale 0. retail,
the test b1s ains,
IN Nfa,ttus, 'sereeoas Instruments, Paints,
O8s, Uiaes Rpe Smfs Pa7amerg, .sorp,.
S@49s, &fsec, fbeio;ae oai Sa,ol ,ng Tobacco,
DcaA, G"fyks, Fanny Gaods, and a great
"@@5o II ant s'es not meatioaea,
(qna.ity OF goods considerably to be found in yre,
ma hls etoek h'rg bean purchased before tho late
gteai n2c N Medicine Drugs etc. o,c
N1y2- ~,
S&9EfZ8 AwD cAgsxNxxaEc.
Blue, Black, Stoel-mixcd and Medley,
Bought at .iuefion
Which cln sell 10 Wholesale Dealc,, a,
&orruE1N PSseEs.
NJ. II. KERR
Bank Square.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
Beoinsuneen sic fer 3eituns.


1.Der Vreis eieler 3eituns 1T Gin
3baler fit ben Sabr8ans tuenn tuner
bab> oreY No1onateit BON, @mpfense Be
3eiiuna au.-gin Gbalsr uuc fhnfsis Gents
fpenu innerbalb bem cabre,--uuo 2Tbaler
Mennnadb Derlauf oeGelben be5abl pirb.
9. Sur cine tirsere 3sitals 1e6s Monate
miro feine eubsftription auseucu,nen,une
bic 3eituue Fam nid)t oafseseben tpsreen
s4s ss'asntmaSsnesn a"ns%st sa1rS' tssn s cine
modbe So eents I has ? Witrsd !; fap einsn
gRonat 81 unbf fir Elm Sabr sabalst oas
0iersd. ! r." %-h}t 80 s..@ &
4. We bieIe 3situns bureb ben poFreiter
tefbtnt,t. .tpiro nod Die 3ulaBhdpe Snnatt'e
spn IS Gents 81 be5ablen babsn. ,zH.jl
.~8riefs ,e. an ben 0eransseber t1ll'
{eupoffrsp einselanot tpsrosn. s>t@g
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05

s6bne bIeibt oereint unb frep!
2aut, por 9ottes ofnsn Sbreu,
9Gouen wir ben 8upo erneun
eaut unb fspetlieb ee(bmOren
gintradt loI I'M ferb!i9 fpnl
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
8ttmt1 6te8,
Mittet 3ur 3ufrieo ~
d heit.

I
Gin Mann frus einen beta9ten
Dreoiaer, Der in feinsnt Qeben nit
pielenBieoerndrti9te geFdnpft
batte, Dbne i'll t11urren, iplees Fame
eo6 er oobep immtr frob uno suz
frieDen fepn fbnne.-Oer fromu,e
Monn ontportete HSb Fam Dir
pos@ebeimniB 'etbt pfenbaren. @s
|beitebt in nibtS onoers, ais bo6 ib
Don msinsn Nusen pen rebten Sc
brau6 tno6e.-2(n tpel6em Ylae
|tb mid au6 befnoen mag, 70 blide
lid ousjeit suerlt 3ut11 0imn1el bin
| )auf unO .erinnere mid, DAP IS tnein
|boupNd6li6es Sefreben fem fDl>
Ite,a ocrtbin III femt1en. -6ierauf
blide i1 ;ur @roe nieDer un0 oenfe
|oaront tpelben fleinen Naum ib p@
|rin oufnebmen .perDei fpenn man
MID eini6arrt. llnD Damn iebe ib
lumber in Die melt ,uno n1erfe bar,
ouf tpie 9ro6 bic Sabl Derjenisen
! TT, Die nod nett llng!nGltber ftno,
als i6.-Splber,psife lerne tb, 100
wabre glldEli9feit 81 fnben III,
100 ale iroiI1enSorsen enoen mlG
fen, uno 1pie i6 llrfa6e babe ju "a
gen Doer ;u t1urren.' 2efer brau6e
Dies Mittel, une Du tptrlt Daour6
senefen ...
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
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2oblieo ouf bstpetlfbe @intraI
bolbe Gintrabt !8eBtsr @esen, i:
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gVebr ale 8olo uno Sebilo uno Dsaet,,
Mebr als &rcn unbs&6uissftab!
Brhoer! Britoer !~fb6ner 9tamen!
Infer 8uno fpll elpia ftsbn! .2.ssy> ~.
Sblaset 9aue utb S2auo 3ulann,en!
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QDelbe 2uft it6 au besegnen! 49,.
llnbefannt seliebt 5u iepn!
Inseieben fi9 Slt fegnen
@er, .per fann f9 ceB nibt freu'n?
0(eiu! Die lcDbnen 0rhoerfreuben
Mlte Ereu uno @brlibteit,
Sctl fein etols uns ie beleioen;
9}ie Der Nrstpebn! ME Der Neib! .
QBir, mir iollten uns oerIaBen? 1.r
.oiumeI! laB es ME geI6sb'n! !
Srhoer fcllten 8rnoer baBen?
@intra1t tpie bi(t bu 70 i6en!
Giuen @ctt i'm 0immel beten
Mir, nut einen Nater an; ..>
Giuen MIR Der uus oertreten.
limb uns feIts MAIDEN tann!
8rioer er nil tpobI uns allen!
Ssoe 2usenb jeoes Stanos,
0ebltbfeit niro ibm gefaleu,
Mit uno obne Moentran5.
Olur nab einem 0immel ftrebsn
Mir, mir treu 3srbunoene-Sreunot
Gwia tsy einanber lebsn
NIe, bic iib bier pereiut sn,
gtamen (ollen ME uns trennet:
Mer 8ott liebt uno reelib 1T, caz = ...
Stag, ME er nur pitl, Fb nennen;
Bruoer 1T er, uno elm .@hrift! -
gpis 5cllen alle 3piite
ilnter uns perseBen fepn!
Nb! baB isoer Sremolins ,phBte,
gDie ,pir jdmer3lib Fe bereu'n!
OeiBe Ibranen rotten nisoer- .-..
Soim.nelspeit entf ferue ftb, ..-
3reue, 8ottsefbenfte 8rhoer. ~ ,
3pienabt Don uns espiSlib !
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6obe Setuns Der geatur! " - d d.
QIber 1riber! -,inbeStpin8lib
@ino mir bod burb gintra6t ntr
meb per barf an uns fb spasel
Der uns, Qlrr, an Nrrne t'ebt? TX
&smn' er nur, NIT rns su ihtd8ett,. .@
Wenu er germ liest ober fiebt!
Meriif's BET uns fdnbt urb rettet .
Wenn eS M1adt unb gDlo nidt fam?
Gintrabt! @intrabt 8rhoer betet
Tlebt Gott t,ur nm Gintraht an!
ilnberpeslidb in @efab!en, ,sM7 BY
i1nbefeatar In ben. Streit, waa D +
QlIss, mas iie spouten, fparen +
Sbweiser fets our@ einisfsit.
gBeb oet,, Der uns 81 entswepen, .os
&rtese 3u ent3anoen fubt!
9Deb bern, ber i'm, niebt auf brauen
Nebe bem Der ibn niebt fubt!
Mber, spobl bir, gintradtinaber!
!peil Dir, ttreuer Sriebensheuno!
Sell Dem fanften Sanftn,u. bslebtet!
Der bepm 3pift Der 4shoer speiut!
s Sebise bssladte 3eiten
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-05
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