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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
n OTAN1C n O1CA1 PnAC TIC n 4
AND
Rental 0ufeorS.

DR. T. StN0LEY eoHtiHues the paesice Of medic
Richmond end vicinity, pure Tbosonsn principles lie
70 thoroughly convinced experience end osefvataU, that
me ssdc,nss wondssf0s adapted
oil diseases H,ch shs SCI ses. IL chronic esses
40 Consumption, Dtorses White nweinss, Gamers. kso
fvIa, s may expected ew may no
evte BY me Of safe a"d simple boane medicines,
I'VE vsl sssan have wos seeN ,ea seh destroyed. !,
sess,ss,oo 1T testimonials ~ N aialRe stiaHs.
UeNtAt"-.thess whe wsh ~ ptsseve 'bs,sW .A .A.,.
attend ~ them essly, ~ msay sPpeAs ~" " Ne ~ y.
,wpessWes. When wst s6seat psafs.si s.i Hs, :"
NAY be .ssn ey calling Jsss idsa, s,.s
Fvssdss WsssslWs house. 49,
NissweWNs aWd 45sh, le37. ga.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

yWWN 15s1tv ~ vJNuOW0lD0T.
VIII :: cot. q public 'aIe, .. Iha,.dsy th- lsl
saiIy sitss.sa in Rseds nj souwsv: ued;s.s, ."
so@e .sl ss.am. easa Cshc svsss, eight miies sowtk
o. wss so@ wmceesee, ten miles due north Of Ecoao.
tssdsoes gives By
gebs~ssy 10, 1881. &:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

dissatisfaction was expressed BY the passengers
coming up In the s,esmboal from Norfoik 10 BAIL.
more, On finding upon theft arrival "a Annapolis
that they were u 10 isansierred IN account of tho
,se 10 smalsv boat and ~ pay an sddi,,enal sum
,hsvefse they had befse paid f6s The whole ,ov,s
10 Bsl,Imors. The greater partition ef her psssen.
gers absolutely refused ~ comply with this extev.
l,onats demand and made preparations OvJ(1.
Atall, lank, blIious Miss'ssippisn was q thjs
monsn, opening his trunk very carefully sad ,sk,ne
,hesefiom brace ofpsssols, placing ,hem in h;s
pockets. bowie knife in his bosom BY wsv Of .
hREAsr P,N. What arc you sboutr said friend
ON nothing, no replied, soaly don't ksow how !,
may be ncccssasy 70 ssa.'-tN.Y. etss.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
TO MANUFACTURERs Il MACHlNIsTS.

TO MANUFACTURERS 4 MACHtNJSTS.
THE subscrbers being about o decline the COcCON
SPINNING, offer for sale their COTTON MACHINERY,
consisting hundred aud eight spindies aud all Other
machinery for supplying the o which
~ neatly new They Factory house E,r
Machine Shop reasonable ter'ns The building is two
stories hgh sixty long by Thirty we tile power equal
to ten horse, aud supplied by "eves failing spring.
!. T.. JONES & Co.
Richmond, March 9Th. 1897. OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

WILL. be soId rW Second day. (Mo.dsv, the Ooh Of
"a Third month (Msseh) NEXT, small trace Of LAND ~
6sfdr" s"~n'hp, Wayne county, Ia miles soss Of
90 N"'anh'' FORK, containing M s.ses ssssiy oil
ne o.'s'" Hand, '"s cabin, stshs. -. - !"
ses. ana ~ rs."rr. Ths I.nd I'll b ssd BY ode.
" me Probate court f'' W baeA Gle Of Melss
., ne.essen. Iss.", 500 ao~r Esd etedi n y
"o Wv .e &C. Male e0NNS~hcs % ~ o'SkWe
~hs" due a'scn"Ane. III, be s,.n hy
$4,000, BENJAMIN THOMAS, Guardian.
eeeo'd w.S. 1esh. 1887. 7-1p
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

RICHMOND EXCHANGE saAAler's shsp.
TIE on-s goed having purchased the shop orehy owned
by MI W'". Brady, Main street, dous n fiem-
Addlean's store and Immediately opteiss 0tehsweie
where has, and intends keepiss. oil kinds eG
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Trunks, Robes,
Saddle Bags, VaIeces, Whips, Collars, and
all other articles in his line;
all of which he wiIl cell fos
Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Oats, Corn, L;nsey.
Linen, Sugar. Feathers, Tallow, and old
Gold and Silver.
lie warrants his sosk n be of the ssesale and s
snanshp. OF Call and SEE for yourselves.
WILLIAM L. WATKINS
Feb. 16, 1887. III
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE..
The undersi gned having commenced the mercantile
business few doors east Of he Bank, on Main It,,
in the house formerly occupiedby J. W. Gilbert, Legs
leave to inform hts old friends that he has com
plete assortment Of all kinds ofGOODS wanted ia
the western country; and he will cell them low for
cash or country produce. Jeans, linsey, butter,
and many other kinds Of trade w;l be taken a the
highest price. 56a cc.ts will be given for good
feathers in goods. solicit the custom Of my old
friends and hope ! will DO able to treat them a.
heretofore.-Try mc-call and see.
DANIEL REID.
December Srd. 1896. As
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weed Cheppcrs .Aeeenas

THE subscriber will employ . or 8 men 70 ca
cord wood ION the Loganspovt road miles from
Richmond,) to whom constant cmployment aed
49l cents per cord will be given. For particulars
enquire at the subscribers residence ON the conner
Of Front and Walnut streets.
JAMES GROVER.
Richmond, Jan. Z, 1887. l'-if.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
DOMESTIC NE w s

CALCULA1 ING 70 start the eastesn easss ~ -
Arrl next, purpose Of pschasa.G . sesse
GOODS, (hAsiag sold my old on. the 9eyeses %
due seqsessed BY that tisse ~ least ~.
fail eoaaply request viii disappoint mss
ATTlCUS SlDDALL.
Riehuaona, Feb. 95sh. 1897. 80
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

HIcHLY IMPORTANT FROM FLoRrrA.-We
are indebted TO the Savannah Geo. for a slip
containing the following intelligence which
IS copied from the Darien Telegraph, of the
3th inst.
Capt. Blackenship arrived yesterday with
the following interesting particulars. On
tho "a General JessuP encountered Jumper
and Alligator, who commanded body Of In
dams amounting to about 100. The Gcner.
al routed them and took so prisoners. On
the 4th Jumper and Alligator gave them
selves up with the remnant of their band
These warriors stated to the General, that
they would endeavor to bring Powell to
terms, who was on an island in the With
lacoche, destitute Of p, DIVISIONS and amuni-
ton, and with few devoted fellows
jumper and Alligator also stated that the sfeat.
Ter part Of the Indians were BUNDLED and thorough.
Iy convinced tina, il was frui,ess to contest anv
longer with the whites. Defeated ;n'their endcav.
and other places, they are no doubt csestfalleu
The chiefs above named told Gen. Jesup tina, thew
would, with his permission bring in Powell, by fair
means il possible II not, they would use stfata
or forcc.-They tender their families a. hostages.
and their offer was accepted.
Our correspondent need be under no arprehen.
sions respecting the truth Of our statements. We
can voucn for their general correctness. The
Ocmulgee brings official dispatches from Gen
that the w,n has terminated We omitted %
state before. that Jumper and Alligator ssloftet
the 18th ofthe current month - tho day on khcl,
thoy were 10 meet Gen. Jssup, With OssotA dead or
live.
Gen. Jesup, we are snf,rmed, In tho action ol
the - inst. took 80 negroes pfisonsrs $50 porsya
and 1000 head If cattle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

n. J. PYLE, Corner Of Main and Pearl streets.
KEEPS hand general assossen of eli articles ge"e,-
lCERlES. HARDIN ARE, SC &c. all of which he will sell
eood merchant in the place
wishing purchase invited TO call and see, and
s,ere's mistake but that they be accommodated
Richmond. March 4. 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
FARM FOR SALE.

THE sell lying the
Csk Of miles north Of Richmond, and three
Of Newport, containing eighty ANY
person isng purchase may know the ty applying
subscriber. ROBERT May.
Mach 9TH. 1897. 9-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
wOOLLEN JEANS REPOSITORY

THE undersigned. sole agen'.in CINCINNATI for The Sse
benve Woollen Company will constantly furnished vi
large supply Of heavy veil flushed WOOLEN JEANS,
fast colos and qualities which will be sold dealers
BY the CASE smaller cIsfs prices. Cheap
The cheapest Ec Assortment made purchasers
Terms fos other Dry Goots.
GRIFFIN 4 LCCkEY.
Cincinnati, Mach 1st, 1887. lOd
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Free Trade and A1ochaniess Rights.
JOB w. SWAIN, & co.

JOB w. SWAIN, & co.
THE subscribers having entered isto Co-part-
nership under the 6rm Of Swan. & Co.. take
pleasure in Informing the community that they
have erected commodious Nlacbiae Shop near the
Richmond Foundry, & are now ready to give
prompt attention To all orders for Carding aod
of machinery; as also for turning either in wood
or iroa Of any descriptions. Having employed fret
rate workmen. they with confidence I'm their abil-
ity and dispositions to please their customersin
qualities aud prices) ask patronage from . eeas
erous public.
JOB vi. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR,
ABEL. TIIORNBUEiY
Richnond, Jan: j. 1897. I0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

0z4ls the 6nt paragraph Of the following communities.
toa secused Of dsgng readers By publishing
eosmunir rels,oH s'home eoneems:' the
ve, bes Be eseuss fo disgng again
By publishing the following from anus folIew."
For ne Rieh~sond Rsllsiiuss.
Messrs. Editoss-l have usually disclaimed all
interest OF participation in the various communica-
tons which appear ~ your columns-not that !
entertain the opinion that matters Of this kind are
uninieresting OF unworthy Of notics-but the re-.
verse. esteem: this . privilege co-equal with our
dependence, yet believe passing notice 10 al
they generally receive from home readers, and, if
noticed a, al BY distant ones, an unfavorsbls i'm.
preston II the town OF AlsgSss sr ne paper 10 the
Icensequsncs.
An exposition Of domes,ic difficulty, OF internal
bso,ls, seldom tend 10 the benefit II tho parties,
and may MOI portrait II the csudish features of
CITY render ,nauspic,eus the Otherwise favorable
omssns, however nWmesous they may b 10 The ~.
ps,icisl observer. end AnalIy blast ~ prospects
fssevs,f The ftss Of this 40 we'll 10 other towns,
depend On 'he eAoVs end sxss'mas Of Ne s'isens 10
sus,sln l1s II . good and permanent character,
which, under present circumstances. could not be
accomplished BY c'owdi"g upon community snd
tho world ~ large The facts that may esiss IN 70.
gard to the future prospects Of the place, either
good o. evil. That she 10 destined to vsnk among
the tossmoss iaisnd towns in the West, We can
loaly judge from The fact that she 10 sow whss she
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

IN addition his former stock Of
JEWELRY, general assortment Of
@
SILVER WARE ami FANCY Arr
(TlC1ES, gnd aud silver WArCmEs,
~ ~ silver table and SPOONS. s'gss longs
TN aud cream Spoons, Ear-rng-, Br-as,-
" I pins, F"ser-rngs, Tnmhi~s, silver aud
NJ &S/ common Spectscles, co"cave a. a COZ te1
Glasses, superior Cutlery, Compasses,
Pencils, Chains, Keys aud Seals, Flutes
&c. &c. &c. Watches Clocks repaired aud wsranted.
Richmond, Feb. 18th, 1897. TT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

DlED-In Milton, Monday evening last, Mrs. HE'S
TER WRIGHT, aged about &c years, and wife Of John
Wright, senior, Enm, rly Of this place.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

undersigned having entered partnership. with
the intention Of carrying tie CABlNE r-MAklNG
Bl1Sl NESS III all its branches, prepared furnish
their public al articles Of Furniture made
Of good materials good They design Keeping
on hand On paslos aud
sa.. different ,abiea sde-tabes, aud stands #
various style. sde-boars &c. They conf
dent ia sssung may wish Articles in line Of
business as,hey and accommodate % sny
shop in the place.
or ANY quantity Of ssssoned Lumber suited their use
purchased, Tor ~h,ch they wsl give farnuse
Richmond, Feb -, 1887. WATSON Il DUNCAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11
SPRING CaDODSs
CARLISLE, WHITE, Co.

Wholesale Merchants, No. n Pearl Street.
daily receiving additions their Spring Stock Of DRY
GOODS, BOUTS aud SHOES, which, being selected wIh
by 6m located in New Yok, with
acquaintance aud long experience in business
city, they Aater they will he able sell
cusomes prices they procure them in
ciiies adding transportation aud exchange
Country pusch Sbr
supplies, prices, will 6nd their advantage give
= call.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 90, 1887. 9-3M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

DAYTON Carpet MANDATORY.
rflE subscribers, DIRE agents for h above Manu.e'osy,
havenow hand, aud e6er fof sale, EXTENSIVE AS.
SORTMENT Of
1mgraimed 4 Ve0itiam CarpelimE,
md prepared supply WEs1EaN MEacHASTs with Car
psting Of good quality end upon favorable
establishment East West Of the mountains Orders msy
be addressed 10 PIERCE 4 BROWN,
Agents. Day tor, Ohin, Feb 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

a1,3og1oNe.
FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST.
FoR GovRnNoa,
DAVID WALLACE.
FaR CLRnk % rnR CouRf.
JOHN FINLEY SAMUEL HANNAH.
FoR REeoaDEa.
; $sSSS.; \; S S'aSs. 4aoass JORDAN
April EleetisA.
C0NsrABIR0.
John Ogan; Samuel ~. Forsho; Nelson Page;
Peter Ewisg; ID. c. Coffin; Dorid Lyle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

d jssat sesolw,IoN fw Tho svli~f AZ Mr.. Dscst
- aasly pssssd the lleuse NJ Representative
10 sssolviI"w. V adopted BY shs Senate, will
- hsN6seWs support " The widow Of the q
- Cs@Modsse.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-11

osHas Ne pact yess, the British foscisn
..skty has seWl ovl and iIstsihutsd aMoHu
I!>essesd slaves Ia tho West 1Wdlss oae hui
0sseeNd hshlsA The only coadilIen 10 req
~ We Individual etN read.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
Far The Vermont Phoenix.
THE WIN ID.

4 .,h;os in lhe wide world so like the voice
Of spirit. Gray.
,,;,dl .ay whence dost thou comet
:. ,sLsu peep al my happy homel
i ii ai,bl, hast thou wandered where
4 ham love, where my bright visions arel
lce seen, in my airy flight,
,IOa eouldes, have seen, 'twould gladden'd
thy sight;
10 III, cottage-I've sung in thy bowers,
reph,r., at esen's still hours.
ali wind! Of the mournful strain;-
han not seek there, an entrance to eainl
thy story now strive to conceal,
~, y Oh tell me! each secret reveal.
hy cottage, | pecped through the vine,--
mn espied in soft radience shine;
hr door, but no welcome ] found,-
sweet voice say, "'tis the winds mournful
sound"
through The curtain, saw them all there,
he hour that thou lowest, (the hour of prayer)
sang their hymn in so sweet tone,
.iened rnchanied--suppressing my moan.
! died away; they bended the knee
|Yed, gentle Lady, Il heard them) for thee,
y would protect the loved absent one,
might again soon in safety return"
Muse OF THE GREEN MoUNTAIss.
q. August, 1887.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22

from sleep by the noise made in the stable,
and then by her husbands shrieks, and was
now herself shrieking and frantic, end was
carried back into the inn by main force
The two murderers were forthwith bound
and carried to the town jail, where on ex-
animation, which was made the next morn.
ing, il appeared from evidence that the per.
son murdered was the youngest son Of the
landlord OF the inn. and person never sus.
pected OF a crime more serious than habit.
ual drunkenness that instead OF being in
bed, as his father and brother had believed
him, he had stolen out Of the house, and
joined party Of carousers in the town -
OF these boon companions, all appeared ia
evidence, and two of them deposed that the
deceased, being exceedingly intoxicated, and
dreading his fathers wrath, should he rouse
the house in such state, and at that late
hour, bad said TO them that he would get
through the window into the little detached
apartment and sleep there, as he had often
done before, and that they two had accom-
panied him, and assisted him TO climb TO the
window
The deceased had reached the window
once, and as they thought would have go,
safe through ii. but, drunk and unsteady as
he was, he slipped back they had then
some difficulty in inducing him to climb a.
gain. for, in the caprice OF ntoxication, he
said he would rather go and sleep with one
OF his comrades. However, he had at las,
effected his entrance, and they. his two com
rades, had gone to their respective homes
The wretched criminals were executed a
few weeks after the commission Of the crime.
They had confessed every thing. and resior-
ed 10 the horse.dealer the gold and the paper
money they had conceald, and which had
led them to a deed so much more atrocious
than even they had contemplated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22

.Slave Trade in Brazil--This abominable
traffic is carried on between the coast of AT.
RIGA and Brazil with undated yigor. In
the latter part Of July last, four vessels land
ed their cargoes of w.etched Africans at
some Of the outposts ia the vicinity OF Per
nambuco, and four more cargoes were short
Nv expected. One of the vessels which ar
rived landed four hundred and torty,seren
slaves, the freight amounting to $4,000
milreas. Boston Patriot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
For the Vermont Phpnix.
BUTLER County, ONO, }
April lS. 1897. {

DEAR SIR:-ln my last communica.
bad commenced noticing one of the
enal principles Of the Abolitionis,s.
whatever is known TO be morally
ought to be abandoned and no con-
es Of ceasing to do evil are so awful
i Of continuance in evil" IRE
only on the first part of the above ex-
md | showed that in the very thresh-
r AboIllionists, where they apply this
u 10 slavery, so beyond the sphere
stan duly-ln other words, they med.
"Olher mems affairs" ina matter
S forbidden, both by the laws Of their
and by the spiri, Of the Gospel. |
= pine extracts from the Savior himself,
90 10 show what is the nature and
yOf the Gospel; and | presume no
man will pretend to controvert the
Cflhe world
now proceed 10 consider more at
pc PRACTICAL effect, and spirit Of the
Sentiment Your Abolilionists have
ibis sentiment to sIavery;-let us
|Aen and write out the application in
very is a moral wrong. or evil; it
therefore,, 10 be abandoned and no
lences Of ceasing TO hold slaves lie.
'nem iree) can be so awful as are
sequences Of now continuing to hold
0ondage"lll Such, then, | am to
IS the enlightened and liberal senti-
many Of the New England divines |
ne Christian spirit of the Abolition
'ne Nineteenth century, But let us
luis lnlallible rule Of action and
pn duty.
"'ong, or Wickedaess ought 10 be i'm
y aSaadOued. Now this sentiment
tSslFuF' as generally understood and
'ae scriptures; but it must be re-
~ 'naI morals, or Christian precepts
s'sSSed to Individuals, who are al
9 10 choose or to refuse the advice
M addressed totheir understandings.
P''lal rule therefore, for indiridual
'SIee That 1t is right and scriptural
'uai all men ought to cease from
'Ya'rly. Since all sin or evil orig,
W. naS Its seat in the heart, we are
understand that when the heart is
.g 70 Other words. when the motires
'aVcllons are pure, there will be a
Sus purity Of action. Christian
rIs duufessed to nations, to States, as a
NV %c'-lhls would have been absurd
~ .' zee That the Gospel can influence
,o W. .ne government in no other way
CM Su me medium OF the individuals
EiIp pOSe the nation or State. But is
rS S,aI always responsible for all the
Dh, uay grow out of the laws, Gus
s ana usages of the State? Sure
|ds% T; y De has voluntarily and know
!" me establishment of sue h laws
1 Nc, But suppose he aierward,
n convinced Of the wrong anc
n. can he always "immedi
oT nom doing" what he now be
Oe "wrong"2 No, certainly h.
mays Cease Immediately" iron
IS, rs,' 10 those actions which, consid
~"ac'edly, in themselves constitut,
3Ni,H mug Because he may be SO con
M ~ 4 society, with the laws of prop
we safety Of the State, with tn,
| \, hlIp'tuess' may, with the very exist
IN, !, mat is dear-all that is desirabl,
4 lI;o " "ceasing Immediately" to d,
Jugs aagg, he becomes tenfoId NOR
n, 'au IS the occasion of far create
! evil 1n !. wrelchedness than was tn
b, ssll Of which he was guilty. An,
Ey, susan,'y require an individual then
'"u Tue Consequences" Of mis- &c
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-22
buONT PHI E NIX,
[.li.hed every Friday Morning, by
|u. E. RY ii Il IL.

|. u.lr, BoiMiug, nearly opposite Chase's
Stage House.
=. ,;osle subsbribers Two Dollars year.
,,ho receive their papers at the once,
We u" n nayuent is not made at the expira-
:, ;oleres, will be added. tP No pa
ls".a uu,il arrearagcs are paid, except at
r,b. oublisher. - Orders by mail must
p,ID or they will not receive attention.
N l;,J. Of JOB PRINTING neatly exc
1 .,,ce and on moderate terms.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28

7>u UertnlttDtn, poer III pettoufen.
nnts'lcbr'ebener hat g Vtantaid,en, Die
er tsbr bills psttaufsn MI, g. Iiegeu bsp=
De tehr rcrtbs'tteGi oun N.arf1 .ine o..
Don bat s'usn (str outsr SJut fly nit
elutm uIs ttb:ente En- Ma1st quite Quellsn
>pias fann lcsIeia III Sthb acnrn msn
wercen. Gin poB tIeat en- On.r @arai
uno mnroe cine Or bcfsn e'ttessubsitru
ur elns &'e' 'Fraue,sp rrc E,ItrD'rp f'p,,
rsr,s,terr rru @l.sslanr bis et.utu,be.
5hr fae Nahets bsirass n'an fel i, Gan:
fcn psp; u Map.s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-28
NMnMt Clad {.

Of,a aseb,sen pab'ifum miro bierm!t
befann gsmaeDt, eaE cae .@siddit unt. r
Der 8inra con &hriitmns, S3erter IL. g..
rie b tbsr, tis gum li1sn Md 4 II Q'pru,
folEptffb'f rerncr rl!b, Tsr % ppu
.p'n'am Sb1'ltros moobt ce II ikWeutia.
ca6 QUE 'utlthnniae N'hnunaeu aeId'loz
r'n wsrr'n. Seb msrce osemeoen his
zen srltsn 9ip,il III snsr om o.ttn @tano
II fnren frpn. M,t renrr, ne de Die
Nittsl nictt haFcn. fcaleict ~ bs,obIep,
miro man bI!'ae N1hndt FaAen.
H6e ct brsel6dit nno Die GerNercr
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