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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
reported for the Boston Daily Adv. andPa,rio
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. Juns oG

mOHudN, June III.
Al market. 800 Reef Catile, 30 Cows and CaIvc
80 Sheep and Lambs and 30 Swine.
| About I5J Beef Cattle unsold, some of which m
Of the first quality.
| PRrCEs-Beef Cattle-In consequence of IN
large number at market a considerable rcductio,
has been submitted to, and we reduce our quota
lions. few extra may have been sold tria
above our quotations we quote first quality n,
% 8 %; second quality, 7 % 775; and thir,
quality ate Ia 81.
| Cows and Calves-Dailv--a number unsold
We notice sales at %, p, d, 35, AZ, and $50
| Sheep and sI.ambs-One lot mostly lambs. WA
sold for "a; lots one fifth old were taken M D I.
22S. 237, 62, , IS and S3 a few old sheen at
and 35S. az
swine-ThoSe at market were reported last wee
very Few only were retaled.
Nw-YoRK CATTLE M.REEr, MONDAY. june o6-
Al mdrke, 400 head Beef Cattle, 90 Mich Cows
and GOO Sheep and Lambs.
The Beef was of good quality, and all sold at n
snail advance from last, weeks price say at from
to Sil. average Q IS the 100 lbs.
MilcE Cows-The'demand was less active but
the prices are well supported 80 sold at from % to
Si5 each
Sheep aud Lambs-The supply was more abun-
dant, and the demand less active bot the prices
were well supported, and nearly all laken, sheeb al
from 80 to So and lambs at from Is TO 3 so
Hay-The supply continues good and prices fall
a little sales by the load from the stand q: from rs
cts. TO 81 l2 cents the 100 lbs
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A provincial cutter is fitting out at Nova
Scotia to seize American fishing vessels tha,
ure in the habit, II is said, Of violating the
provisions Of the treaty.
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CONFECTIONAuV

& tHARLEs N. TILLEY. has ius, ,oco;y.d
~ and Tor sale at his store No. 90 i Thamos.s 4,
good assortment Of Confectionery, Candy's Xr
winch he vii sell ms low can be purchased of tho
dates &c. ''''"", primes
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II I G D

In this town on Thursday last, suddenly, Mr. c.
Carpenter Card aged 46 years
Al Bristol on the 22d ult. Mr.. Josiah Smith, aged
% years and days. the oldest inhabitant in that
place
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W we call the attention Of our fa;,
'ea'els 10 The beautiful song on our las,
page oy 4. II. Bailey tits adapted to the
tune oil "Ihe Last Link i. Broken"
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as'a-alsaaza=1-
M a rr ttu.

, In this town last evening, by the Rev. Mr..
Brooks, Mr.. Thomas Fowler, to Miss Harriet
BlSs-and Mr.. William A, Coggeshall, 10 Miss
Louisa Bliss, daughters Of Capt Jeremiah Bliss,
all Of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

W Turtle Soup will be served up at half
past one o'clock to-day, ut Tovnsend's IIo-
tel.
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SITUATION WANTEn

"A situation as WET NURSE, is wanted bv
~ young and healthy woman. Good recon-.
mendations can be given if required. For further
information apply at this office. mlv 4.
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From the Nep Orleans Advertiser. Goth.
LATEST FROM MEXICO

by schr. Cora, Capt. DeIvaille, left Ma.
tamoras on the llth of June, private let.
ters have been received which state thai the
appearance of the American fleet off tina,
port, had created considerable alarm anon,
the Inhabitants, who fearful of an attack
had packed up all their valdabIes for n
fnoye-that 1850 troops, with two twenty
four FOUNDERS, were ordered 10 lold them
selves IN readiness for immediate service in
case OF an attack. This fear was happi,y
dIspended by Gen. Filasola an6 the Amer
Ican Consul, who repaired together on
board the Constellation, Com Dallas 6,o
SNIP where matters were adjusted saiisfac-
,orily.
The Government troops had an engage
ment with Mon;ezuma, and completely de.
feated him, as we are informed in ,ha,
case, by The next arrivals, Il good supply of
specie may be here expected
Com. Dallas has forwarded dispatches
to the U. 5. Government.
lt was thought the Julius Caesar would
not he released, being a lawful prize, AS
she had munitions of war on board.
Nothing had trnnsnired in regard to the
probable fate of the Champion.
About 60O troops had arrived nt Matam-
oras, from The interior--but deserton from
the ranks were alarmingly freauent-on
one occasion 60 men went off in BODY.
1t was difficult, if not impossible, to check
THIS evIl-as the sentnels at the outpos,s
often abandoned their duty and went off
into the woods with II view probably of join-
ing the insurgeants.
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FOR JUIY.

"a ARRANGEMENT FOR JULY.
IHNhE boats Of this Line will leave rroyi-
n cenes NAP NJ, Newport at 6 p. NJ and New
iork at r. NJ, Daily, (excep, sundays as follows:
Inc kHODE-isLAND, Capt. s. THAYER.
Leaves Proeidenne, Lcases N,,o Yori
Saturdays. LIST, 18th, & Tuesdays, 4,h a. Ian
2hh, Thursdays. 18th e. 27th
Tuesdays Ilth & 25th SATURDAYS. S,h & 22d
Thursdays 9th 18th
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. J, J. CoMSToCK.
Lcare. Proridence, Leares Neo York
~, = tuesdays 4ih x 18th. Saturdays lst 18th &
Thursdays 18th & 9Th, 18th
Saturdays, sih & Nd, Tuesdays IIlh & 9th
Thursdays. 9th & 20lh
NAHNA.ANsEIT, Capt. q. CHILD,
a, hsdr'S trorldenoe, Leaves Ner York
,,, Mondavs, 3D. l.ih y 3lst Mondays. Is * 10Th,
Wednesdays 18th, & 26, Wednesdays 5,b e ie,h
'natys, "h " 2ist, Fridays l4th Il 25th
Passengers for Boston win take the Rail Pod
Cars at Providence immediately on their arrival
All Merchandise Specie and Baggage At the risk
Of the owners ,hereof Wv '''"
The Boats ofthe Line will stop at the Long Wharf
n newporl TO receive and land Passengers
W The Fare FOR Deck Passengers, is "a
July ith. 1887
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REMAINING IN THE
PORT
JULY l
@Perwns eaiiin.
say =" adrsytised," a.
separate 6or.
Wa ii Bowen 4
Caleb l. e Ball
Cap John w Barker
Messrs ID Bowen & co
Alden NJ Brown
Frederic Burt
Joshua Bramrnd 4.
Jonathaa Brown Il CO
Solm N Barlow
Miss Chrisiiana Babdock
! - Rosetta Bailey 2
e
Edwin Chase
John Chase
George Clarke
Edgar Churchill
WIN Crabb
Mis' Mary Cha,nplia
Phebe Collins
ID
Plcihering Dodge 90,
bliss May 4 Dunn
T.
Daniel Eldridg
Messrs Bowen Ennis & co
David NJ Foster
Hugh Floyd 3
Francis Huy
G
Holden II Green
John Y Garner ,
ID l. Gregory & co
u Gardner
Wilson Grinnell !
Mrs Tryphcna Gould
II 4
Cap, Robert Harding
John Hazel
Charles Hunter
John L Howell
Thomas Johnston
Lyman = Low
Mrs Susan Lawranco !
Miss Almira AI.ord J
NJ
BenjamIn | MARVEL
Samnel HcFcllows
benjamin Martin
John Mullen
WIN II Marsh .
James c Moore
Mrs Maria Martin
Miss T. Middleton
Isabella Nc Clymon,
Ann Middleio
Js w Noble
John Northup
Cap Norton
DR. Benjamin Nichols
u
Cap Cyrus Pa clSard
John X Pearce
x.
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list OF LETTERS.

bE 4 4 ERS,
rosr OFFICE, NEW
:, n. Z.
Ist, 1887.
g for them iciH pleas
. they are placed in
Joseph C Pearce
Charles Paget
Ziba Palmer
Robert p PANE
Benjamin PsrIcr
Mrs Ruth Paine
X
Samuel Rodman
Seth Richards
Thomas Robinson
Mrs Ann Robinson
Sarah Ann Read
\
Hiram Sutton
Iam.a S,
Robert Stanton
Wm Sherman
Samuel Seoddsrd
TIllrughast Souls
Miss Sasan Stevens
Ruth Sly n
Mary Ann Smith
Il
Samuel Thomas
John Taylor
yohe 4 Thurston
Moses Thompson
v
Ebcnezer N Vent
w
X 4 Williams
Edward Wsylen
George P Wilkinson
Edmund Winchester
+ Winslow
Mrs Mary Wise
Rhoda q Weaver
Miss Sarah Waif
Margaret Wallacs
Elizabeth Webster
MIDDLETowN.
Daniel A!bro
JAMEHowN.
Hannah Hopkins
IRIsH.
Mche,an
John Bradley
Hugh Duggan
John Mullin 49,.
Daniel Callahan
John Grnce
Patrick O'Bricu
John German
MIchl Mcdonald.
Corns. Cahill
Robert Simpson
Thos. Stanton
Edmund Gelched
A'icloc! Doogau
George Brcunar
James C.orman
Michael Hayes
Patrick Kelly
Thomas Barry
Cotheriu Riley 2
Catherin lcnch
r. CARR, r. NJ.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
-... THURSDAY, June Goth.
Brig Boy, Bur, from Newbcrn for Berkeley.
brig Poland, Simpson, from Pciou, with coal.
Sch'r Reaper, Heath, from Philadelphia with
Coal, to q. Knowles.
FRIDAY, 80,
:, sloop Joseph Brown, Brown, I'm N. Y. for r.
River.
SUNDAY ID.
Schr's. Susan, Filbrook, fm Bangor for Prov,
Counsellor. Burt, fn do. for do. -Claris5a g.
Mary, Marble, I'm Kingston for do-Love, White,
FIN DO. for .do.-Supcrior Kelley, I'm Boston
Mary d Betsey, Kelly, I'm do.-Reaper, Nickerson
fm Gardener-Mon.ng Ssr, Nckerson I'm do.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Havana June IL, Ship VIM. Engs, Vaughan,
for Cowes in DAYS
Arrived at New-York on Tuesday, Brig Chief.
tain, Cozzens, 5 days from Charleston.
AT Boston on the 26lh ut Sch'r Hannah, Boss,
from Csrdenas
Schr Despatch, Allen, from Albany for Boston
went ashore at Quick's Hole in the gale on Tues
day week and blgcd.-The Revenue Gutter Wig
liant II. Tracey, went To her assistance and by
great eIertions Of her officers and crew, saved
abon 100 bbls. -four, dry goods &c. being the
greater part Of her cargo
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From the " Orleans Commercial Bullet,
We are indebted to the politcness of Can
tam Collans Of the brig Opelousas. which
arrived yesterday from Vera Cruz, for files
OF papers ot that city to the 18th of June.
INCLUSIVE. The Opelousas sailed on the
I4th, and there was on board Si3i, O01 in
specie, consigned to different houses in this
city.
The message Of President Bustamente
was sent to the assembled Congress of Mer.
leo on the lst Of June. 1t speaks i'm rather
aspecihc tone towards the United States.
AFTER declaring that harmony prevailed in
The relations of Mexico with foreign nations
the message continues thus:
From the pleasing perspective which
have traced Of our foreign relations. have
to except the conduct observed by the GOV.
ernment of the United States. The law.
nevertheless, which aut,,rizes the republic
to act on the claims of that government
and to take proper measures for the Ma
tional safety If satisfaction should not be |
givea by us, induces me to hope not with |
gu. good ground that our relations with the
neighboring republic will be re-establsbeJ.
In the contrary case, the nation will place
't'e't IN an attitude demanded by its dgniry
and by its honor"
Concerning the internal situation of the
nation the President says:
Although good order and peace pre-
van throughout almost the whole extent of
the republic, 1t is painful for me to except
the departments OF Texas and California.
and small portion of that of San. Luis
ne government Is increasingly occupied
IN directing measures calculated to insure
success to the Mexican arms, and to restore
TO the republic its rost remote limits IN the
territory of Texas" ;
"ehefai montezuma having joined the
insurgents who were in favor of the old
constitution OF 1874, sailed from San Lu,s
IN the 2oth OF May at the head Of $50 cav $
airy. They were attacked by the govern {
ment troops and entirely routed. Ie,v;,o Y
dead on the field Montezuma himself 9TH t
eT officers and 90 soldiers, besides manv .
wounded. The whole army Of the insur. a
gents were dispersed or DESTROYED c
SIX hundred infihiry has surrendered to o
the governmen. troops, among them are .,
Ranon Uge7;e aud all the chiefs of the n- u
u
From the Bee. e
The U. 6. Squadron, consisting of the II
following ships of war, anchored of Bras =,
los de ST. Jngo on the 9Th inst. viz: "
=. > Frigate Constellation, bearing the ',
broad penant Of Commodore 4. J. Dallas. =
a. =. . Ship Concord, Capt, N. Mix, 900 q
,fficers and men. n
700 a. ?: Sup Watcher, Capt. VIM. Mervine s.
, =. Ship ~. Loais, Capt. Thomas IL
Paine, 200 officers and men. ~
'. :: Ship Boston. Lieu: Com. r. Es,l, :
rs officers ard men. ~ ,,
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THE ATTACHMENT Law or CoSSETIcuT.
1t would appear by paragraph in the
Hartford Courier, that the attachment, lav
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NARRAGANsETT.

LedrdS Proridence,
Mondays, 3d, l7ih Il 3lst
Wednesdays, 18th. Il 26,
Fridays, 9Th * 2ls,,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
Iltc UntcrDaltuug.
lEEN|g2E 'AGG2g,NgN GEzE
9 ie Oef gene,

Ole Oefo fon9tne,
Sin tra8ifber Nuftrttt ia einem ptisat-
Jrrenbau{e.
Wtr Hoben Dor einigen Wo<beu
In elnem bftntlibsu, ..U(otte an.
esflbrt' oo6 cine @ngIi(Ne Sbau.
lpleIertn ouEO ibre GorReuung In
Dem Meno 0rQmo: "oie Sc.
fan9sne," fo on9e9rifen puroe,
ooB Fe tpirtItcb ouf cine fur,e
3elt lbren 9tr)tonp oerLor. gD(r
llnb (eitoem In Sens zines 2tbs
orute6 gsnannter lItsrari(Wen Scl,
tsnbtlt 9eeommen unO fuoen, pa6
ouf lOtpobe 0>erpen oae Gtlf
gewlb ginoruG maiden mu6, in
Dem Der Derfo6er, 81. 8. QcwiS,
oue 96rsfnIBe zines Jrrenoou-
le6' Oefon9eniOoft, Gstten, Sun
ser, Surtt Wobn(Inn &c. in Dem
en9en Voum etneS einji9en 2luf,
tritte trdfti9 Sufommsn 9eordnst II
bat. Sn 2onoont 100 otefes Mos
noSDrema sfentIiO bareslteat
tpu-oe, botte es folbe QBifung,
oob pleIe Der 5uIcbousnoen 2doie$
In ObnnaOt felen.
QBlr boben uns an cine llsber,
fteung 9emo9t-feben aber felbf
eln, oob ee un6, in un1erer Orucf,
tr-0urrD be(cnoers, unm6gNb III,
boIb Die &roft oes Originals ge,
ben 5u f6nnen, DeHuocb bolten
mir uniere Nrbeit fir 1inlinslicb
oen 2slsrn einen Ss9rif Don Die,
Ter isltlamen Gicbtuna III iieftrn.
(Veutrnlif.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
Ole 6 E { a II q { ], E.

Die Scene feut einen Serfer
vor, In Dem cine Glitter Sbilr, init
ttarfen Nie9cln unO &ettsn pers
pobrt, befnoliO III. en- Dbcrn
Sbel!e flebt man cine oTene Oob
Ierle, Ole III 0sn 3sllsn Der Nabn,
|lnnl9en flb1t.
i 2angfome, trotlri9e MuGf.
Dram erb!lcft oie 0efan9cne in eli
InerSt ttI|unS bpfnun9(ofln Gtenps.
(SIe 1T 9efe6elt un0 bilcft Itorr
pcr llcb bin; ibrs 9dnpe lino sc,
fa'tet.
Dad elmer Q>ou e Gebt mon ben
Serfernellter init elmer 2ompe
clr6 Die cbere Oouerie fomn1tn;
er srl Ebelnt an Dem Sitter uno ST.
net Die Sbur. Do6 OssNrr. Der
NIessl f0redt Die Yefansene ouf.
Sls blift bsgierig um Gb; Da
tie ober iehtf paB IS Der Oefangs
sn!porter ut, ,pelber eintritt, (o
|l16t Ge Die 0ano trourle (infsn,
Itlne falIt wle0er in ibr frtbsyee
bun1pfes 9inbrlten.
Ser Wdrter flut ibren &rus
NIT 96a6ec, uno fest Gin euib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
Gos er(ts Oebct oer Gvucter,
"DieIe Ruueen uno ridti9e 8e5ables.'
93eriueuneea Die(er Seltun9.

1.Dss pteie ois(et 3 itu 1T : Gin
9baler uno fdntunoSman5's Cen 9
fin oeu Sabreon8 in . ora"sbeba /:
uns; Gin &taltr uno f6nfsiS Gents
,usnn iansvealb orev mo"aten, potn em:
pfanse oer 3eituns an,-5msy 15aIe'
mt1 iunerbalb Dem Sabre'-u"o 1ea:
Ter uuo fanf5is Gents w'an ne@ Ser
lauf eeNelben be5abIt w'vo.
9, Sur eiuetirJere 3eit ole Ie0e ao'
nate miro cine gubfcri+ tlon eR9enetf';
men, uno Die 3eltun9 fann n,9t eufee
aeben wsreen bis Ale 0euIdfdnoe BE-
5ablt fno. c..
ejne a1ocbs SO Gents taS Disred fiji
eiueu WosatfS uno fhr Elm Sebr s Iba
ltr oas Biered.
~Srisfe &c. an esn qera"sSsse'
mh0en poRfrey einse(anbt'rsrosn'
Aaenten fir ben
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
9aterlono reuno ,.

orSolssnee Qetreu Fne a"tber|Fr'
aIt Asentsn fir o'e(e 3situns 81 Hs'eTe"'
@, @tou, @bitlieotbe, ..
Sriterl@ epdtb' Giq. YOfme'tet ps'
tersburs. eoIumo'ana ee'
s. R. Cooper eIq. .. 81. Wroiter ..
DSe. Ysrlsmou, 9. 81. nnIontcspn.
Start g..
e9rs. 8. 8, Qust, Dearsmau arum
bmH 60.
9us9 me8aU, eIq. mansfeIO, 8i@'ane
60,
Die prn. Doetoren 9. ii. g. oeRerltu,
aIbIane, 0idIano 60,
alerans er Wc SuQp, p. W. .W1eflEIon,S
Gbrw' Oeoree 3. wepSanot, @bip-
pawaY WaYue 60.
~. pbilipys, y. M. perit, etars 60.
6. 81. 9euoee' Gler. 3anessiile, obiU.
Doc. o. Miebe 2aneefer Sbio.
Saeob pirrcns, ecH,er(et perrp &c., 9,
.. BorIsp, Ga. p. W. eIeaUe!anb 8.
Qr. BiIbeIm Ssi Iss in @Iumf!b 9p.,
Giblano, 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
sA ANANi iNANNra
Dte 81 u e..

&te Sarbtn Der Seutlbcn.
DreY Sartsn fnb Dem 1eutlben merit
Bic but6 bic WeIt ibn fabrsn;
Dr Sasben brep neblf einem gbwert
Gm ,rlsbiefen Jpn siesen.
gdwars ~ Der 7rautr e'w3e 9la6t
Die rinss ibn foa umssben,
e. lang er inter Nhsftn:Nabt
8o1sfhb't iein eeIapsn'sbsn'
Seotb fey Der 8lamne cunfIe 0!ut3,
Die rings er mill sntsauosm
guf Gbronsnlhutt nit solem Rutb
Der Srvbeit Neib ju srhaeen.
0ole l.y Der tsilieen Wabrs'it e'bt
Die riu3e er ,p;E oerbrsIten.
DoB fn7rer pIohsu edBe nidt
N1sbr bema't ben San9 Der 5t't.
Surrab !-Wo bic crep Sa'b<n wsh'n,
SAr 1eutfben tn bic &dbsn!'
Dem 9cbs thbn in'e Mug se(rb'n,
Iis0RIfsr 5a betreysn !!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

QIub ale 8i'ener sienss mir fo,
Marce ME oe5 2gerfee frcb,
stet6eub Mlbs uu0 QlneqGdjt,
So'n1t oes Ganltle'S WsjB5t nibt.
llno al6 sdnoer wdts MN car,
3tbnn'aI (bIiinmsr nOcb fNrrabr
Oenn anf @rosn tbut tein sNuno,
eie51eu6 9uIo unc Iussuo tuno.
ein's at'r m0obt i'd i,pn;
Stnes 'robgIi1 gang oI|eiu.
9{un moS eIaubt iGr? fsbt eucb an !
@Y> i1 od0te 2iebGsns Mann.
Mit oeu Mo'en eiens.s .ss It0rer
Ntt Dem Sctmen uimmsrmevr
Vdt Dem Stn1en ftdno es 1abtsdt
7'0sr-2teten tSnut iW>rsOt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
Die Sette 1t
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tUkbtuSY -----
(Der QDabnTnni8s, ufcDeiut on esr
gttertbNr, bic ct anfsutrehen serR'bt,
tpdbrero bic 0efongsne nit Der Dsr-
sweiFun8 ot6 SdrsdtnS Gus 'uft y
@r r0s't an meins8 &erRsr6
s ubr 8 Odlfe ! DeIft!
IDie QB3rter fOmmtn nit Gadsln unb
ueb men oea Rabnilnnieen fe(t ceu (te,
uab einiesm QDieoesfanoe burt, bic
Oausyis 5uruG iNleifen. Die Osfama.
cue 1T ouf5 sIeuBerite eyC6dttert1
TurOtbor Surbtbor
81 bp>en Io elm milo es S6rvn!
Msin GUpf-nein &cpf-i6 meis,
itD trat,
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(eDn.
ga, baIb! 9 mie cer Dan,on beult-
agje siAb'n ris Gu9euibn . msb'!-
gr bIi6t mid an-er bleiot -er tpei!t
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nun bin ib tot!
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go0en.)
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9els9en, Gebt man ibre Brloer,
Die Den, &erfermsilter NIT Gcb
jiebem turD Die 0ousrie eilen'|
Sbnen foIst Elm Qiensr NIT elmer
SoGel; oonn fommt oer 9atsr,
Den Die jtn9|te SoOter fubrt.-|
Cine 0njabl D!ener, NIT Tocfelnj
fOIgen, uno Elm She'll oerlelben
bletbt ouf Der Odusrte ffeben.
Die Oruoer fonmsn CUR Glttar-
tb lr, uno SSpin9en Den &erFermeI-
tier, Oiefeloe III bfnen. 2|s 0s
in ben &srfer treten uno Die g.
fangene fsbem oruft eiuss Der
0riosr bsftigen G5bmer, Gus,
m6brsl1o Der oncere een SegFers
melIter NIT Dem b6Cbllen Corn BE-
Drobt. Oer&srferneliter bemubt|
liO, @ntfDuIoi9un9en bcrSubrln9--
N. Ser Batter uno oisSWpetFsr
ndbern GD Der Oefangentn uno
tDoIlsn lIe oufbeben; fe lprin9t
>l6elib ouf uu0 wtrft elnen V!IH
>es StDrsefen6 ouf lbre Qerm anc-
Ell. 2ieleSemuben 3D. bic &C.
ongent gum B:lrubtfeun jurddju.
>rtli9en-oocb ,lmlIonI1. e le
'relWt ibnen fheu unO furcbt(om
aus, Sie ,velbt ibnen iAe,l ano
'trtbtf1a, aus, uno nl'uInt Conn
@trob aon ihrsm Qo9trt wcrous
ile einfn &ron5 III fscbten be9 9lnnt.
DIes|ib fdut ibr Nu9e auf Den
&erfermeittsr; Gs I1b6t elntn
oe6 gntftien5 ouF, uno |
perbullt ibr YjsIIbt. Sem Ser
termeItitr tp;ro BE- foblcn Gtt sus
rhG5ujieben, uno Ct 9ebercbt. !
Der Dater benhbt Gb ronn
ibre Qlufn1srFl lcmteit III
er:e9en-aber umfonll. gr te-
pedt ,feIn - Oeibt init ftin'n,
.oCbentub, nelbss fe einem
Vlid oes @rtfaunsns .biutre9
blsbt, 0ic trcCfper ocs a(teNl
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

IttU UkkkIk5 VEU NEt1SL 3" U<t'ND| D|'N
aI6 Die 0efangene Gtb i'll entI
Tctue6en (Uelntl einen T9eril1cb
Sur Grre9uaQ feIuss O>ttltio6 Su
maiden. Gle lebt Don ibrsm
Gtrobta0et oltG ergreift Isine
(oon0 uno GnFt Tim 81 Uu6en.-'
Die MulIF ftDnejgt u. Ge NrltDt
'Sleib, Tister, Gbre msiren gebmer;!
NjGDt Qlobu11 beu9t min Anis vor Di,;
Denn Felt uno tubis f6id3t n'ein (esrS
SD we;g 81, uursOt ftmoeDt iO bisr.
Sj6 nil nicDt (toIs nse5l raItn, booD
Das ftbmDte iD Dir tYaD;bsit5Dou,
Dev otsm trns air Dtrtb u1o bod:
SD bin njcDt tIk0ft tlBs feins 9anb)
SD bin uicDt toU!
(Oer qBirttr niN Gh surudSie>
ben ; |je bdIt ibn> uno fdbrt NIT
oem Son stfri9er OereofamFelt
fort3
"Wein Ootts, n'ein Gvraun, erfauo
Die Gig, Die MID In &stt:n fb!us.
=! Nav bsn Neuen cas- bsfannt-
8renns, ell uno meIos ben 0s!1u9!
Crib anise, 0, beIfs mir,
8eribts msinem Dater freq,
OeB t6, Obe1sih Sefansen bter
9@oet ral'ne, t'fdstr oDuiInoi9 fey ~
.(Der mdrter reiBt GN nit einen1
Ulief Ger Oerod>tuu9 unD De8
tng|oaben6 Don lDr lbs u. 0er-
I1bt Ge, Olan btrt lbn Die Nls>
gel sort iOleben.)
"Gr 11lieBt bic qbnf-er Iyrttet mein
Sort eiit er-taEf msin S!ebn niat snebr?
(Mon fsbt ben e2Tsirter surtD Die
WoOerie sutdcffebren; bic &C.
fonsene bticft lin (ebn1utbti9
nob,}
$500 feb ID ieinsr Qnnps @hein-
Sort! - Dunfe! 1T e6 usu MID Der.
(Sie ~jittsrt'Toor &1'te unO .bIut
Gb feiter In lbr OerDono.)
&aIt! Bitter IaIt! . @ptt man ma6t
Nsin Seu'f, baB ib nitt !pdrmtn I1l,
Sn Setten frier iob bieGs Nadt-
(Mit 0eftigfeit)
Obe(eib nibt tcl j.! nsiu, nsin, uiUt tou !!
[gini9e paBa9tn trourioer Mulif.
pISelIcb ruff lIe foIs Gus i
"Gin Grsum iit'S> einta Gtu8bitos
SDeiu,
Sb, ieb, ses reidsn 9oa1es Aino-
Sblag' ieb bic Getten an oeu Stsin-~
scuif onrb msin (2aar Der eil'ee QGine?
Sin n,sinet Stepbeit ih bsrautt ?
BIN id's> Die bes ita Assger p,iUt
(Sie sittert du9I1lit, uno brldt
bepos Odnos ge9sn bic Stirn)
.wje (6msr3t taein 9es5 ! Mis brennt
msiu 4aupt !!
(Ts ruff bofti9)
Co9 if'5 nityt IcIl4eit- Wa3nfnn
nibt!"
<Gp bleibt fe t1ebsn bis Die mu,
ft meO(cIt, uno 0uaOrucft Dos
cine Satts Niferinneruno oor
ibrem OemiItb t}tbt.)
"msin Ninb =
,,Gini9e Nabasen trourl9erWlu |
noh wsl6sn fe NIT ms(rG toNp1 !
bofti9teit fprtht , i
"Meiu Gino, ssrqaBsf Du wO9t (ebou
Der SHUTTER Ipu-oer Outtsr Ntid ?
), Fe eersibt ME, fSBsr 9obn
oeo SOtibtfaBeS 2IusenbliQ-aA
Rod mie Du is naO oisl;m
ees|eiten molltsit mjt'sipapoa,
ReO mIe-[mit sinem GIia ee5 GehtcRs
ei,sJ
8o~t ! ibr Gesanf M slo,t!
SIR madt nlieb toll !! Jbr t::atbt mibtelI!
Cine You(e. Cie l1tDelt Oonn7
trauri9, uno ipritbt y
"Sein QlsugIein & abIts bsu. ra;e 0elo
5siu 2AeDs!n war 70 ftp, 70 feD6n;
)lie eab'5 Elm &inO 70 !isb, 70 kolo-
lno ioa i'd DID ait lrisosrleAak
Mlt einem pltellNen Msbrub
an 2Gobnflnn 9rAn Ssnoer leh
oenGNoft-:
cayf ib Sid ME t,ebr fiGsit min
Rsiu !ttb:s, liebes, liebe6 Stub p
.-..~ re4it @raff n = .&
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

absr eecb, oa fdut mir Elm,
M66te erf fein m1aier Ievn;
Nismal5 brdbts r1eins Oaae,
eisb0eu5 l1Bsn 8Iidf5u Gtanb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
5Qmta0, ben 18ten 0sbruQr zeaz.

Gree min iN fepo! freq miu i'd
Ctpn!
(Ge ocr(ubt bic Sbir ,u
Gprensen-9
o}bb bin nid1t EOu fb|iebt
ouf geftbrino
(ste fnft er1b0pft an Der 0ttterthhr
er.-@in pIteIj0ss 0eI6rss uno
Aettsr8efIirr lbtedt fIe ouf. Sie ribtst
SIb an seuStangen es5OItt'r6 en1por.)
90rb borCD! NOS tt'epnt Der
niloe (dreD?
(Der EARN miro loutsr.)
Gin tp{tb' '9er Srrer bylNt
berSDr!
(0o1nn li<bt einen DobnVunioem Der
Ftb los8abvcben bat, NIT einem Xeuer-
branb In Der Qano ouvtD Die 0aIHe
eilen.)