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| have the honor TO be,
Your ubrdlenl servant,
EDN -. L. Dt DLEY.
FROM HON. b. ". LEIGH,

Richmond September 10, 1886
Gentlemen - have TO acknowledge
,our letter Of the 30th ult inviting me to
attend the proposed celebration. 90 the l7th
instant, near Hiilsborough, ofthe signal ~
tory Of the Wings at NORTH cdrnilna, IN the
election of Gee Dudley TO the Chiet Nagls.
nacs OF The State. You need not be a.
,Ired 81 my entire and heart, concurrence
IA the principles and sentiments YOU outer
tain. rejoice IN your success, and esil.
mate most highly the advantages which
that success has achieved, and The happy
me>aee 1t ulloid, of vet further advantages
To the cause Of the Constitution. trust la
heaven, that the people Of the United States,
at tie approaching Presidential Election,
val teach all aspIranIs To the Presidency
~ time to come, that sycophaucy 10 the
President in office, IS tot the true road to
The succession; ana convince tue President,
Tor an example aud 4 warning To his sue
cessors that hls open aud jealous eXertIous,
IN behalf Of his taNoute candidate, though
backed by all the influence OF Executive
patronage, give no title to the confidence
and suffrage of the people, aud that hts
public deuuuciatlons uf all other compeu
tors as his enemies, merely because their
follow citizens thluk proper 10 put them II
competition with hls tlyurlte, are lmpo'eui
TO take away from them the confidence and
appreciation Of their country, which they
ha,e,eumed BY pubic service and tued po,
lttical and private virtue. | rellglouSly bee.
hevA That the continuance of our free In.
asnaflons in the,r purity, depends on the re-
suit. l. President Jdck>on's daring utter
ference IN the election ot his successor,
shall not be rebuked BY the general voice
81 The nanon--,' has open aud I'm my seaSe
of things Indecent efforts ,n favor of Ar.
( Van Buren,, shall be crowned with SUCCESS
we shall soon see the successor of Caesar 10.
stalledaluung the reIga OF his Imperial pre-.
dccesSr. The remark you make Is Just
that Z" let truth Ice disseminated with the
! same perseverug zeal that the propagatuIs
kof ernr employ, and ~ process OF time II
must and viii prevail J" this is tundameu.
tai principse Of Republcan Governments.
snQAau ne most happN 70 ihhallest ny q /
toftmlh aud for the Constitution byatleprt'
fling your celebraion-l should be happs
too, in making personal acquaintance with
many of ms fellow citizens ct North Caro-.
lima. whom know as yet onI, hy name and
reputation. But indispensable duties inter,
lere, and compel me, most reluctantly, Ia
decline the invitation YOU have gNen me.
pray YOU to be assured, gentlemen, OF
my grateful sense of the personal kindness
towards me manifested in Your letter, and
of the pride feel IN Your good opinion.
| am with all respect,
Your obedlent servant,
b. ". LEIGH.
Mcssrs. Cadwallldor Joncs anu others,
Marlborough
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WA.mINcroN. September %.

" N1AiiNhiON IN september K.
General Harrison reached this city a;
late hour ~ the night before last, aud, after
resting lew hours here, proceeded N the
afternoon ol yesterday on his way to Baitl
more, accompanied BY the Baltimore com.
mlltee and several Of our citizens. During
The Generals stay here, large number Of
our citizens, many Of whom were old ac.
qualniances, called on hln "a pay their re.
spects.
Gen II. is IN excellent health and spirits !;
indeed, 70 0s he Is IN appearance DOT day
older han when he passed through this city
IN 1880, on his return from his MISSION to
B"gota. Although some two or three Years
turned Of sNty, one would not from his con
Ecrsalinn, appearance. ard activity, take
no TO be more than fifty years Of age
Nat Int.
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Fsclrnrc of fAc >mineiiegs.

I'D ANYWAY from the low. % Charlotte,
ia the 10Th uil. ,No vhtte men. by
D. ualDe d Siomj4 irglsal and J.ha
Nscrid, taking Slih them several Of mS
30. aud pair ul pamp. which d,l uo, h..
lang 10 them, ana lhroc ptstais, al-o, icss
B. their tavern Isis unpaid. luis Is to
torc"aru tae pubic 20 thai They u.ay herp
y good look COL To- them, anj uut % lmpo.
= upon Il the same way. .lhe above men
c shocmakcrs.
aEoEGE ALEXANDER.
or {. l-3G uG
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IT'D ENAlAlNGt tBc Pos uls,. al ehs4lotc,
= q a.Ahg ~ ~ October. lesE
An " AO'. aa A!,Iandet, " NJ Andrew
Z. ~ AIsu.
AZ BNlar. Rabeu Hstpf.H. John naarl
], asrca lisAcn, " Z Befftbl8 Wu Hft. -.
!. F.. rsie,a BroWn. Ar.p.i,d Rtan.h. Andrew 4
lie.rslll, Nathan hsalY. john Barr
C-aafgAri1 tl'i,gart John C,sey William
y at.letH, 81. lohur thcsust 2 ta~rv#.
= Jul 'suuou Va, Cable. Nathan trsn, Z, A.
Clark, lsa5clia Che,k, chas G. Chandler, Jonn
1apos
D-Aaa' o'o', r A. fslaa. s'5s. % v.
d.. NJis
E IN r'''as, :, ch.'ts. Ela hoau,
o-ilender'sD GroIE. alf,s,l %
H-Wm p Henderson, Aoiropy lla,t,-., Ino,
/ IiodEo. Jn1u lIoaks, Isaac 4 liaA 14,pes n.
liunlar, Jai,u Hanuos
Il Johnson, Jas s Johnson Mscom John
sau. Joau Jone-, A. Jones. john jacobs. LodNick
N aos.r, 2,n.
E-Mais Lc~noas. Ar'har I.attemorc Jacob
Ieny. 8
N-Jame. II. Waorc.ssal,.. Franocs Mason.
lbcnvzcr Marvin, =. Geareu II. Alctsbu, losiah
Montgomery, JAIME. D. MeGiasg., John Mc ~.
Miss lIarrst Nailog. James Mcesz.h. Mp Mar.
gAtci Mcdowell Z. IT, Madfa, 4,l,ls.sA Ncrt,s,
Alrs Mary w Npidrew DAM Msstin. Jas Mel.
IN, M,.s Nancy Nahoa, George w Murrays Jas.
Ickclvy
N-Jobu Newell sam. Ncwlan3, Henry Nash,
NJ. &, Ncoy 2
O-Jss. orr, sen. Franklin Orr.
y john II. Parks, Miss Msrgstet Parks, ].
u Proui, Washington Phillips, John frltigrcw,
John &. fharr, Abtalam Potter, las. 5. Pattorson.
R-Nm. Qucry, Cyrus Qnetg
IL saul W Ruddock, Hrnry Ruihan, John
Rodgers, Mrs. Margaret Robinson, J. X. Roby,
Sol o r. Rees
s-Washineton sloaf, c T. Sussiuri. ASA Ste
pl'oas, 3, JOHN l.. Starnos, Thomas Seafey, ALuur
Sharp, Jus, Il sample
T--Jehn Tomlin, john Thompson, lno Todd,
WIS Pbrbe WILLIAMS, David Meant, An.
drew Walsh, Jehu WhIaker, Jas. ID. Whitese, .,
Jas W. Wilson, Wa, Watson. l22
II. b. WILLIAMS. 4. H.
Mblgru E{E(fTVJp Nc r.. CAIN
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
2 MOONS PHASES
Si,erias Notice.

A Ill those who have not ped their tax
y Is for the years 1893. l-3 and e35,
pre- requested 10 come iorwatd on ~ bctore
BE- October Court, aud settle, OF tbey may
i pccl them collected shh cost, without,
fayor Or aiircl,ss.
J McCoNNAUGHEY. SsenE.
OF l>36 l4Jt
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TER MS:

4 TWO DOLLARS, IT paid in advance.
Two Dollars aud fity Cents, ii not paid within
hliTce months.
I Three Dollars, if not paid until the end of the
1caf.
4 future 10 notify The Editor Of a rish 10 Dis.
fod'aue al The md Of tie year. ,s,il be eoRSidsred
D. Heto engagement
d. Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
iseai.--Malor K. VI Cochran is apponted an
n gent for the Journal and Is authorized TO receive
3nouey and give receipts IN niy name T. J. II.
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Letters received from Gentlemen
invited 10 the WING Celebration
liz Orange County.
FROM Gen. L. b. DUDLEY.
Wilmington. September S, 1886

Wilmington. September S, 1886.
Gentlemen ~ have bad the pleasure of
receiving your favor Of the 9th uli. invi-
ting me 10 a barbecue, which the Wings Of
Orange have determined on giving In cele.
bration al the recent success IN the election
Of Governor, aud Of tesiliying their appro-
baton Of the course of the Honorable W.
T.. Mangum III the Senate Of the United
States.
For this very distinguished mark Of the
appreciation Of the Wings Of Orange, at nv
election to the executive char of this state
| beg 10 tender to them my sincere thanks
and The assurance Of NY utmost eAertlons,
however greatly | can but dlsirust NY
ability 10 insure success 10 advance the
be-l interests OF the state.
unite with YOU, gentlemen, IN record.
Ing nv mos, unqualified appreciation Of the
firm aud manly course pursued BY Nr. Mau.
gum, and | verify believe that We are IN
debted 10 the tirmness aud Independence OF
al least, given TO the base and sordd prin.
clp,e OF awarding the spoils TO the ylctors,
which was about being established IN our
government, aud certainly to the shameful
waste Of the peoples money.
Nothing would have afforded me greater
pleasure than to unite with on 10 the cele.
bfation Of the victory Of principle over eau.
Gus humbuI and dlctailou but engagements
OF an lmperious nature will not admit Of my
absence from home al this lime.
take the liberty Of rendering the sub.
joined sentiment, aud offering 10 each of
on, gentlemen, the assurances Of my great
respect.
have the honor 10 be,
sur obedlenl servant,
EDND. Z. DUDLEY.
Mcssrs Cadv slladtr Jones aud others,
Committee &c.
The Honorable Wlae T.. UsHeuu-The firm
and independent patriot, who galianliy ri4Aed his
own sacrifice, 10 resisting the oyctW hemng III
Huence Of the government 10 save bis country
rom disgrace and ruin lie euineutiy merits the
INCREASED confidence Vi has consl ueHts.
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Deah Of Col. Barr.-Aihsttbe event.

Death Of Col. B'rr.--Aihsttbe event.
fnl aud long prolracted illness oFstSns re-
markable man has reached its termination.
He died on the 18th ut., at Staten Island
IN the slst year Of his age. For some
years past, il has been said and believed.
that after his death, the vdil that has 50 long
shrouded his recolections Of events and
times which are known to most Of those
no" living only as matters of historical mar
ration, and but imperlectly even as such,
would be Withdrawn; and high anticipatlons
have been formed Of the nature and extent
otthe revelations thus 10 lie made. Wbelh.
er these antlcipalions will be realized or not.
We are without the power 70 decide but
there cen be no doubt that If Aaron Burr
has indeed employed tie last three or four
years Of his life IN preparing the materials
for a foil aud unreserved disclosure of his
own history, IN connection with the history
OF the years through WHICH be was pro
mlncnt actor 90 the stage Of public events,
a work Of great value may be expected
v. y. Com. Adr.
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rvE McFEAT, w,Il make and repair
w any kind u Cabinet furniture a.,
Gnl. Nichols old Stand.
OF :, So ll,f
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Maine Election. OI towns, the vote
for Governor stand thus:
For Dunlap (V. 3D. 1901
y. For Kent (Whlpl l322O

10 the same touRs, last year, Dunap's
majority was 262s. Wing galu2l46 For
Congress, George Evans, ~ hig } and I'm
Fairfield and 7. j. Garter, Van Buren,
have been elected. In the other FIVE dis.
'rcls, no candidate receiving majority Of
the whole number d votes, there is no choice.
There Is some hope Of the redemption even
Of Name ia November.
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Nathan MAYER Ru,hschid, the celebra,
ted London banker died ~ Thursday, ia.
ly =, at Frankfort on the Maine, at } . clock
~ the atteraoon-Aagcd 80 years.
Since the death Il Mr.. Y. N Rdhschiid,
II has been asceHamed that hrs private for.
tune amounts only to the comparatively
su,nlI sun of four miiions pounds sterling,
not equal To that OF some English noble.
Wen. With this fortune, and his great
crTNt, be has long welded the desnnes Of
the world, 'und made soyereigns and states
suhservlent 10 his VIII Wha, moral les,
son such things teach US, When we con.
sidcr the cares and unxieties attendant on
;hJ means employed to manage the money
business Of this family, We ure lost in won.
der at the udroltness IL those great tinan.
GERS, aud the steady aud nnwMering course
they pursued, ~ forwarding or retarding
the operations Of the most powerful nations
VI lho EARN.
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Illinois and MiS5uri.-The Wings IN
Gen. Harrison into the field, and affairs viii
probably take another complexiou,-Rich
moad Nag.
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Tlezekiah Niles, Esq, for great number
Of years the Editor of s'Niles Register
has retired from the charge Of that papers
and lis editorial duties have been assumesl
by his son, William o. Niles, latelyEditor
Of the Frederick Herald.
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H. Ht3 ,aq.-Nr Hirrs, in the touch.
ing aud beautiful rrerch ~btch be deliver.
ed when lHr death at Mr.. Madison was M,
nuaoraG 'a n sapa,o, referred To lct,es
nh.,h aa 5aJ sgceotIy received, aul prala.
'bIy r. tfl'un by thls dlsungH shcd
~ n 4, isn..sl.kga. Pr,lc-s,r Tuck.
'er pf un. university had thc hauar Of re.
cciNug doe asl ematwion from his mind,
under Circumstances which render The va,
cideat peculiarly Interesting. 1t MSS ar
answer to aed,cnuu ct MIR. fuckers
Life q jefferson, winch Is now in press.
Isko Icdp from Mr.. T. that It was wuuea
- ~ TeSs<4 as splut ol ability OF the author.
aodah4 most cbaste, and perfect letter lie
ha84,br roccrcgtrom mln. II vas wat.
,pn On Mr.. food after hjs d,clauou, osd
lsanhcd by hlmset.- Charlottesville .Idr.
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Eight hundred and fihy.thrcc buildings
OF different dimensions, were erected IN New
York, between the Ist Of May and the 18th
Of September.
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FROM HON. HENRY A. WISE.
Easulllt, Northampton, L. $. Va.
Sept 18th 1856.

EastyIlle, northampton, L. :. Va.
Sept. 18th 1856.
Geadcmep My residence beng at Ac.
comack C.. H., did not receive your let.
ter OF invitation to- the g Barbecue to be CIV
Ell on the 18th near Hilisborough, address
Sed to the al thls place, until yesterday
evening. assure you that could cordial.
IL unite with YOU, IN person, IN doing honor
to Governor Dudley and the HON Nh. Man
gum, and more especially TO 1heAState of
North Carolina for the example of'patriot-
ism which her late slechonS. have set 10 the
Union but vnnt OF time .aAs pressing en-.
lagementS viii uow prevent lac from beng
" one Of you" except in sentiment aud
sympathy.
. thank 2ouh geausAeu, for your favor.
able oplolon ofmy political motives and con-
duct beg YOU 10 pay my respects to
Your hono,ed guests, accept my good wishes
Tor yourselves, aud to drnk 10 Your g good
company tor me The toast
NORTH Caropa aud fsaassSte-Nother and
daughter, alike 10 proud independence. Repub-
lIean patriotism and political virtue-llugh l.
White is peculiarly their own Jewel,
Yours in the bonds of the country.
HENRY A. WISE
Messrs c. Jones and others, iilsborough.
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The Bowery Theatre, n. Y was acci.
IDENTITY destroyed by fire on the 2lst ulumo.
Loss $70,000-no Insurance,
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The crea, rhcsnm tree, near Mount E,na
IS prctaps Que q the most extraordinary
trees IA the world. 1t is called the Ches
nut Of Hundred Horses, from the follow
.ng tradilionsry tale. Joan of Arragop
When she visited Mouai Etna, was attended
by her principal nobility, ahen a heavy
shower obliged them 10 take refuge under
The tree The Immense branches Of which
sheltered the whole party. According to
she account given oi !, by Mr.. Howell tins
chcsuuI tree Is $50 feet Ia circumference
and although quite hollow Within. the yer.
ddfe If the bmncho. is not affected for
this species ~ tree, Ike the willows and some
others, depend Upon ITS bark for subsistence.
The cavity Of tb- cuormous tree Is SO OK
tcusttc, that housc has been hult in ,taud
the inhabitants have an oven therein, where
they dry nuts, che-nu's, almonds. &c, If
ehIcl they make con,ervc~, b1, as these
'hoJIhisess people a.,eu get iuel from the
tree that shelters ,heut, il i, Scared that lbi,
natural curiosity viii Dr. DESTROYED by those
whom It PROTECTS French Paper.
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A aosi appropriate toaststas given at a
d!nner N Iepaessee, q the goth gl,. To the
Hon, Mr.. Peylon, tneiHbsr a, ,oassess from
that State. Ii is IN these wtAds;
Martin Taa Rffca--Like the Misletoe whieA
has root Of its n, would die, wers ll~not
for the nourlshmort il receives ircm tag mighty
Hickory.
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FROM HON LEWIS WILLIAMS.

Surry County September 3, 1886.
Gentlemen 81 have duly received the
with which you have honored me
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
] 9si{y ilae) SeutesbfoI;b,

Der gnoeSbsnannte ge6euft 0lnfanos
Waap cine .8efuGun9sreife nad5 fsipsyn,
alten 0aterlanoe, lDaltembera. ab,uilats
ten. llnb % erbie meiften fanbsr Oes
lnbli6en 1sutieblanos burdreiiet, mus.
ta1ss nadb Der alien peiuatb su aeia,iaen.
Oosr tpena bort, tIcb in sleinsr entfernuna
vsn alien osnfslbeu befinoet-.-ft e finost e. Z
l,eb 8sneist. Brisfe, 8oamad.eu. obsr
lcntttSe Muftrage sur 8eiOreuna an,,t.
nebnieil, init oenea er burtb bas 3usrauen
(stner fanosleute beebrt ipsroen n,aa.
Seine biettgsn tausIiben N,rbiltuifTx
nno dutfern QmftdaOe baraen iepsm. Der
,bm fsin 3utranen fbsnet, fir Die Dotl-
itaubiSe Grfillune Der inn Abertraaenen
uuo BON ibm aberncsurnsnen ObIieoe enbei.
ten, s~gns Der Serne apbrs{Iire man in
portofrepen 8riefen. an 0eurD .oinoere,,
Wtanillon, Sta.f 60. D.7 Ola0iGpn. s.
Sept. so. sc. 21sbo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
Neue 9iter! |!

Die 1nferf6rietenen nebmen I'D, Die
6rspbeit, oaS pnblitnm bisrmit su benaob.
r.btigen, oaB fIe 70 ebeu erba!fen baben
EN- A00rt'nent 6arte Baaret,, ais /:
sattlsrsraaren, 3ensabe'n, Dlasoalae
fur Sbmieoe, 5,ammer. Oeisel Ssnfter.
9!aS. Del Sarben. S6aufelnuno Gan.
cen, 1bse EsheL pfannen, MefTer unb
9abstn, fbfet. 8rilIen. xidbtert1bde, Gafs
fsemiblen. @affee,tfsr. 1bee grstter,
9hnbma6er Rtt 9bub Drabt, 8ius,
faoen, SeiIeh 0utmaher Giien,Rarten,
Sbeersn, Stnssrbhte ano gtaoeln, Ger
Der Mtf1er, stabt, 0obsl, N1ontirunasn,
6irniB, &c. 30 een bilIiaiten Wfsifen.
SRdp 90. 1885. su1. ssobnfpn u. Sc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
Sr. d. 81 appe's

tunt1dsbare .'no (etten fsblenbe el,iatn
saaee: y . D'else 5o9t erprDbte Mittel, ID
ea lsWerse nno trdft'sse Waittel.msiftens
20 aAea Aranfpeiiftt nno Sfbltrn Der alu:
gen ano 9af cen Bcr3nS, hber ale anoers
Mn9en slrjnspsn. Befoneere itf 90 mis-.
MD. N lOl8enoen Bftd'ltetten ght,hno:,
SnS JA0sn! nus uao @inspd:tstsbrurp
o., oes Nusenl.eoer, IN nsuen nnc praltetsn
Ma8en Sns3Gnounqen' aln9enfellen oosr
8 teGeM S0ma9e oerftlben, u. meb,
reftn osteDsoeroen DisieS 70 ebien uns
en,gfnotDen 1bstleS. lrei6es II, nett
saaf8 lepn sraroe, tie bier aae su benen:
s nen, D,e gnten MHfunsen fino lcbcn
tar 10 o'eie sabre, onr6 feline eisene, lc
tnte ebentaus onreb anoerel Nerste unb fr
ose1er otetDsesoenoen nit Srsuoen erpgob.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
Gr. @eprat Qsrepfaeber

pat fstne bteberise aBDbnuna psrlaE
ten uno ieine Office III bas 0ans (sine
1biare fablidb .. 9rn. syobn 6. BOdius'S
S6ubFore) perlest. aIItpo II iece 3eir,
tpe.ln ,ibt 0efbafte ibn abrufen, an,us
trehen 1T. Geinen Freunosn unb GSu-
uern. wel1e ibn fbcn felt 1o Sabreti
NIT ihrens 3ntrauen bsebrt.n. liastst es
biern''t Den ber5lid,en Ddnt ab unC bite,
fsrner nm seueistes 3utraneu.
Serner blttei Ct atle Oisjsnieen, tveIobe
tar dr5tli6s 8ebanoIungen in Isiner Otsdp-
nnn8ftno. bep ibm anSnrufen. uno fslbiae
Oot csm Is. Oetobsr in Osbnun8 40 bsin.
gen. Canton AuaslN 90. 1895.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
3 u 6 bfnOereD
ST. st. Ct. gtgtet

Der unferfbriebsne beua6ricbtet adt
un8spoa oae Yublifum, caB ar in Oene
burg Obisss 0el6aft in allen 6et5en %
l1ieoenen 3treisen an8sfanset,, allmo.
Slanf uno anoete Binder su biuoen ert !
ti8 Ut. Setne Nrbeit Mrs ss bibid, u,
gut iiefern. 0llte 8uber Ipsrcsn a,f %.
langen ipieoer 9ebunben. Da er in D.
sSefbdft erfabren itt. 70 astrant er f.
oen 0enntd,et oerer su entfprebsn. .
i'm init alnftrdgst, beeBren nbgen. Ne
lteaansst, BON 8ubbinbers9lrbtit irstno
siner altf ,pescen iitt Eantonss Bub5tobr
aneencmr,en.
aud ftno bsp ibm teutfbs d. snaiiid,s
9 a tsaoer. 70 ,vis audi felb psrts st,i ,te
Sonnsts8aren 3u baben.
Carl Wdrbsnburs.
Ssnabura G5epe. 90 1850.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
Nsuer &leioerftnbr.

= Asr Antsribriebene befunDet feline
Srennoe Gno eaS Wublifnn iiberbaupt,
pap sr an ieinsm alten Stanopunste, an
osr fnbbltliben @6e Der W7arFt unb 6fen
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Sderifs Q5erPonf.
Cert. 96, 1886.

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