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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NEW INCONSISTENCIES Special 1Ndiosfy, . Vols
! Memoirs Of CoaHt Gramsont, bv Anthony Hamil,
ton. TIE Man Of Hdaof mud Ire RceIaiaed
TIE Empress, novel by G Bennett author of the
Albanians, &c, just rcceivodby c Ii BANCROFT,
may 81 can N sreof
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

ANIMALS FOR 1856.
TBSllE Token and Atlantic Souvenir; Christmas and
4 New Years Present.
IHE GIFT; Christmas and New Years Present.
Edited by Miss Leslie.
Received and Tor sale by
IIOTCHKISS and Co,
oct 81 Charrcs street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

NEW WORKS.
FENilE NATURALIST OWN BO5N-Comprsing
d descriptions AMI vt cnc anecdotes of 9unlrll,p-
eds; scientifically arranged according the system of
Cuvm by the author of the "lormg Mans Own Book,
THE NATURAL HISTORY or INSECTS-In
two voumcs-yol 2,tvrning n Of the "'uniIy Ii
brmy".
A digest oflllc LAW OF EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL CASES
by Henry Roscoe, Esq with uo,cs uni references to
American decision and 10 thu English common law and
ecclesiastical reports by George Shnr<wood.
On DLAGNosiS OF DISEASES of the Cursr-lasod up
ON the comparison their phys and general signs
by w W Gerhard, NJ ID.
PHYsic-By John Mackntosk, d., from the lusl Lon
don edition with notes aud additions, Ly Samuel Geo
Morton, VI ID, i'll > wells.
THE AmERICiS QUARTERLY REVIEWING 3G for
December 1880. Just received and for sale by
ri? VIM MckEAN. corner ofCump Hn! Com. st.
ENURNITURE-Th su. scriIers have received Acr
Il ship Sliakspcar, The following splendid new mulo-
gsny furniture, which they offer for sale o.. liberal
terms.
80 Mahogany Rocking chairs, plain and carved with
air coi h!nr, scarlet and purple plush scarlet velvet
and worSted danusk seats II Mahogany reuch purlour
chains with damnsk hair seat, "a do do do do plain L. do
do do do crimson worstcd dumask 10 do Grccian do do
hair cloth, do French Burger chains Maroon Morocco
do chains, pair ceuclcs everett 81; nd All of
New ork make and pcrscuy new.
flo DUNBAR Il Co 50 Fchnupi on 81
GAS WORKS.
"AVING on hand large quantity of Coke and Coal
Il Tar, ola surEreR QUALITY, orders will he rcrciv
al the Gus Office for the delivery Of the same either
in large or small quantities. JAS II CALDWELL
~ Chairman fn'lnfre.
WRtXAIL'S MEMOIRS, &c.
HISTORICAL. Memoirs Of My Own Time, from
I772, to 1884, by Sir n. William WraxalI, Bart
The Posthumnus Papers of the Pickwirk Club, con-
timing faithful record OF the pHrambula,ions, per-
lis adventures, and sporting tran snctiuns ofthe cor
responding neAlers, edited by Beg.
A Manuel of tho diseases al tho Eye by Lit,e jr. NJ
ID. Just received, and for sale by
fch?I BENZ. LEVY,
A BtRGAfN-For sale, a first rate fernala cook and
N general house servant. For sale low for cash.
For further particulars apply at Mrs, SMErl'S, &c
Roya! st. ia
ID AlSINs-t00l boxH5 Geo. LOVING bran7T dirGcl
= iTps!tition per hiir Reaper. from Malaga, toi
.JJ.pq JrHAYCR & Co. II Pc, l.ls d.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

LII AhROD ~ QUARLES No n CuStomlousc ST.,
10 pipes and 50 half pipes Bordeaux brandy, entitled
to dcbcnture 10 or casks old brandy 20 eighth casks
sMhampnsnc branay pipes gin; l3o q5 casks Msrsecs
pipes Port Wine; 20 baskets champagne do 100 bxs
brown Havana sugar; ll2 bags Havana Coffee so bags
float indigo SO sacks soft slccd almonds; 900 hxs i'm
per'l and gnnpowdcr tca l3 lbs cuch 900 do do lbs
each, 20 chests pouchong tea, bxs No chocolate,
100 kegs black paint; 2 bbls Cloves - bxs2 doz each
old brown and pale sherry wine; 30 bbls pale ale;
2o0 coils bale rope 95 boxes superior Cnvcudish tobac-
co; $50 bbs No mackcre!; 296 barrels No Potomac
llcrrngs lncwi 80 bbls awivrs, &c &c. &c. J30
MACOMBS TACTICS FOR THE MILITIA.
CONCISE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTIONS AND
~ REGULATIONS for the Militia and Volunteers
oil the United States comprehcndng the exercises and
movement; of the Infantry, Light Infantry, and Eino
men, Cavalry and Artillery; together with the manner
OF dong duty in Garrison aud i'll Camp and the orlAs Of
paradcs reviews and inspections, tablishcd by
tlorty, for the government of the Regular Army. Pre-
pared and arranged by Brcvc Captain Cooper aid de
Camp, and Assistant Adjutan General under the super
vision of Major General Alex. Maconb, commanding
the Army of the United States.
ORNlrHOlOGICAL BIOGRAPIIY-Or, nn az
count of the habits of the Birds Of the Inid States of
America accompanied by descriptions of the objects
represented i'll the Work entitled The Birds of Amc'
ca and interspcrsed with delncations of American
scenery and manners; by John james Audubon, L K
SIS l. & E.--Vol 3.
Jus. received and for sale by
jog Corner of Camp and Common SITS.
NEW BOOkS-7Ae Laos Of Etiquette. in one 70.
" ume.
Sketches Of Switzerland, by the author of the Spy
&c, &c, in two volumes.
Life md Designs Of John 4 Nu,ei and an account
OF his detection, by Virgil Stewart.
Received and for sale by
JIG IIOTCHKISS & Co, q Charities st.
NEW WORKS.
NNTILL Wv~cu. From the autobiography of a lri-
w tis, officer by the author OF C;ycnlish, tc.
'All! nlll' ;l'ro che pian,o al monde du,r.!'
In three volumes. Also
InE Dlsrncr School; National Education. ny J.
ONlle TAYLOR, Professor Of Popular Education in the
New York University.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

- ~ IL - -
* HIP ARKANSAS c. S. Dennis, commander, 81
~ tons, to sail February Odd.
Ship hAStIFllL.E, ]. Ratlbone, commander, 5l3
tons, to sail March 7tl.
Slip KENTUCKY, John Bunker, commander, Goo
tons, to sail March LIST.
Ship ORLEANS, s. S. Sears commander, 500 tons
to sail April 18th.
ship ALABAMA, C. C. Berry, commander, 474
tons, to sail Junuary 26.
Ship SARATOGA, w. Hathaway, commander, $40
tons, to sail May ID.
The slips Of this line will sail punctuay from New
Orleans and New York, every second Monday through
out the
They all of the first class, copper fastened and
coppcred, and were blilt in New York expressly for
this trade.
!'hay commanded by experienced nan, draw n
light draft of w:cr, and will at all times be towed up
and down the Mississippi by steamboats,. Their
commod tions for passengers very superior.
The owners of these ships will not be responsible for
ANY letter. parcel package, sent by put board
Of them, unless regular bill of ladng be signed there
for, at the counting house of the agents owners.
The rate of passage is fixed $40; wine or liquor
furnished on board For freight passage, apply TO
BOGERT & UAWTII0RN
FEC No. 81 Gravier street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

"lNi:s-8OI-a pipes Catalonia wine, 10 do Ma
w dcra wine; 8 IA casks do; s 1-9 do do; 10 10
pipes Sherry wine; l-2I de ra'S S, I.ucar, 4l-a do
br"wn do; l0O baskets champagne winc, anchor and
wine, in store and for sale by r LErONTI
IL 70 Nsuayin> styrct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

/ , AlSINS-10j1 hoxH9 Geo Loring' brand, direct
hG irpsgtltion. per Mi, Reaper, from Malaga foi
.1J.p q IrHAYGR Il Co. Il Pc, ,!ss q:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

nRY GOODS-4O eases fancy colorcd domestic
~ prints; 10 bales Trenton improved tickings; 10
bales Oxford A ckngs cases blue Pittsburg cords;
case heavy black carretng, landing from barquc 10
sephine and for sale by Il cash & Co..
sl0 No IA Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

DODRS-Mrs Trollope's new boob, Paris ID thcl al
ID siaus in lsa, by Francis Trollupe, author Of ro
mestic Manners Of the Americans the Refugee in Amen
ca; Rem Brace, the last Of Nelson's Aranlcmnons by
Capt Cham.r N in vols the alan of Iioaor and the
Reclaimed in 9 vols, The Self Condemned by the
thor of tho Losrds, Calihore &c. jus, Received GEA
,or sale ny
m5a WIZ McKEAN 4 e." corner CAMP s Co
TO E.1GINTERS OF S7rFATBOATS.
uuST rccoiyed-,0 coils of Packing Yam, ~li,h viii
,P be o. Ut Il IL per pound, hv the eli,
% S. t. KIP.
ep!4S: Fo.ralss 5 1>hsuE,isba,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

II IFE OF WM COBBEI"r, &c.-Thc life of
~ WIN. Coh'ru dedicated to his sons, from the Sc
conl London edition. in vol.
Memoirs of the Life If the right honorable Sir James
Mackintos4, edited by his son, aabort James Muckn-
tosh, Esq. in , vols.
Thusto Tales, by the author of Tales of Noyagcr
to the Arctic Ocean, in ? vols. Just received and or
sale bv WM. MkEAN,
dee I6 corner of Camp aad Comnil,h SIS.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-27

n ARp-s0O kegs Lad, il Store aud for sale ly
Il A ml7 JULIUS vAIGIN, s6 poydrns al,
Il ATHS.-IOo 900 sawed I.ails landing Fl, n, sci ON
IL or Curahou, for sale by Captain Delcsderuis,, oa
BIO. rd opposite jefferson st. VIM FOSTER,
tcll2S 95 Common street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

s!.--The Norfolk Democrat says:
49, / he people have this year gone to
pIoughing and sowing" Very true, says
the Wheeling Times, in reply, the peo-
pie do the pluughing and sowing, while
The Government does the narrowing.
Next fall the Government will dutier
Gaping; aud al the next election the
people will 20 the thrsshing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

Signs in Eeniptky.-Tbe Louisville
Journal says. Maj Phelps and Judge
Tumble. the two V B. candidates for
Congress in Col. Jonston's District,
bo;h syow themselves in favor Of a Ma
t,onal Bank. Mr.. Vanmeter. the v. B.
candidate ia Mr.. Cahuua's Districr,
~ aes similar avowal. We are not
are ina, there is a single V. B. caudi-
d.t' IN Ken ucky. who does not ad,pr,
{. Bank re Indispensable. Wat a
~ lp0n the whole course Of the party
dnans the last seyeu years"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

intellectual CUliure.--A cultivated
mind may be said To have infinite stores
OF innocent qualification. Every thing
may be made interesting TO It, by becOm-
ing subject Of thought or inquiry.
Books. regarded merely as a qualification,
are worth more than all the luxunes on
earth. A taste for literature secures cheer
ful occupation for the unemployed and
languid hours OF life; and how many per-
sons. in those hours, for want OF InaOc-
ent resources are now ImpelIed 10 coarse
and brutal pleasure. tiow many young
men can be found in This city, who, IN
accustomed to find a companion in book,
aud strangers to intellectual activity, are
almos. driven in the long dull evenings
OF winter 10 haunIs oil intemperance, and
depraying society. Il is one Of The good
signs Of the times, that lectures on lilera-
ture aud science are taking their place
among other public amusements, and
atirae, even more than theatres. This
is one of The first fruits of our present
intellectual culture. What harvest may
We hope for IRON lis wider diffusion!
DR.. Claiming.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07
CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD WIFE.

IHAKAL EKIs TIJS Ut q HUUU WIFEss
By a Hsnpeekta Husband
A wife domestic, good and pure,
Like snail, should keep within her door
Bat not like snail, in silver track,
Place ah her wealth upon her back.
A wife shpud be like Echo true;
Not speak, but when she's spoken TO;
But nut like Echo. still be heard
Contending for the finaI word.
Like a town clock a wife should I've.
Keep lime and regularity;
But not, like clock, harangue go clear,
That all the TO wn her voice may hear.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

Important Chemical DiseorPry.-A
chemical compound nas recently been
disc ,vered 10 France which will entire
~ remove any kiud of ink from paper.
with u leaving the slightest mark which
mignl lead 10 the susPlcloa Of fraud.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

n Spice Of The ROmmific.--The Bal
iimore Monument relates that Lawyer
from the West, married few days slrcs
in that state, lady with whom he had
fallen IN love some twenty years ago,
and whom he had never seen since, untII
the lime Of the marriage. The gen'Is'
man would have married her at the 'Ifhs
he was seized with The tender PASSION
but for The declaration which she one
day play fully made, that she would INC
yer marry a poor man.
E'ermined 10 remove this oejec'IOa,
,o him, he pushed Cor the West, anG
after twenty years hard ;oll, and "heG
the lady had forgotten him, he has
b amsssed sufficient wealth 10 encourage
bin to renew his proposal. The lady'
luckily, had remained single--his pro,
posal accepled--lhey were marrled--sno
on Wednesday morning las! they leu 'nls
city for his home in the West.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

A Storm in Tea Pof.--A few mad
poliiicians-most likely fugitives from a
lunatic assylum--lately held meeting in
an obscure corner Of Philadelphia, and
passed the following resolution:
Resolved, That the more efTectually
to uphold the Constitutional Government
of our choice, and of our love--,o secure
the rigid enforcing Of the laws of Con-
gross, EP and TIE orders Of The Ezscu-
fire, either now issued, Or ,Dhich MAY
hereafter be issued, &c. DC, we the So
Uersign people do hold ourselves ready to
organize in this city and county Of PHI
ladelphia, first volunteer legion Of ten
thousand men, 10 be as shortly az possi-
Die fully armed and equipped; the same
to be called the Philadelphia United
STATES Minute Men,"
We do not doubt that they rightly call
themselves "minute men"--iorthat time
would hardly elapse in battle before
they would be among the missing. l.
there an ASYLUM in Philadelphia for the
insanel IL so, why are these men 10 go
at Target Bdliimore Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

Curious Eacf.--So scan,y is The SUI
ply of water in Paris, tina, Louis fnr
lippe has been heard TO remark lhs! ne
furnishes his navy with wine a. ToulOn,
at less cost per gallon, Than the price OIL
Seine water in the capital.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

Beaaiies Of The Lasc.--Amon5 'as
causes in The court Of common ria'' d
Salem, Massachusetts,, The preseut ,,F'n'
is one for the value of about three ,ia''"'''
in which seuoy witnesses are HaI''a0'
ed. ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

The gOOd.fempsred are always rich
There is in Shapes Letters This trans
csipt Of sign in Sweden: "You will
find al Trollha,he excellen, bread, inca,
and wine, provided yon bring them Nth
you;" and there could moi be a more
impressive description Of human life--so
much depends upon The temper that events
are met with, and the prudence tina,
foresees and provides against them. The
man who is never c0ntsnted will never
be rich, however much he may possess Of
this worlds goods--and he who 10 dislur.
bed by every triae tina, does not 90 to
NEE, his views, has nothing 10 do bot
fauIt-6nd from the beginning TO TO the
close OF the dsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

Application in youth malice ~
comfortable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07

The ST. Louis Republican Of the 9TH
inst. says" Among the on dts Of the
day is one. which we believe to be ell
tited to full credit, that the Represents
tives in Congress from illinois have de-
clared themselves in favor Of a National
Bank. They have heretofore opposed
the incorpnr ton OF such an institution,
bu, experience has taught at least one
OF them that such Il regulator OF the eur.
rency is absolutely necessary"
The Texas papers mention that Gen.
Memucan jiunt has been appointed Mi
mister Plesipotentiary and Envoy Extra
ordinary To the United states.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-07-07
NEHIcO
u + AAGO.
Gonepsniears 4 re Naii0aal Iafelli-

GorrespsnleRes 4 re Nafioaal Lafelli-
gencer.
TThe letter frnm which the following
extracts are taken j. from soarre entire
~ 70 BE- relied upon. and % which ne
hope our readers viii be indebted hear
after Cor occasional useful information.
New Orleans. Inas -
With respect 90 movements in Mexico.
there appears 10 Be no doubt that The re-
lease Of Santa Anna. in manner so sin
gulsr, and his mysteEious visit 10 Wash
ingiOu, caused suspension Of al mill
f0ry operations against Texas. have
il from credible Mexicans that the DOM.
nani party was completely puzzled BY
that move. The plan Of The champaign
was deranged: the land forces had been
waiting al MeIamoras for The fitting OnI
of their lille flosllla. and The object was
10 make a combined siisck by sea and by
land. and thereby cut off all supplies from
New Orleans. The .MerieaR .7dnli'lis-
fraiion. IL is supposed. sciH do ersLy
thing TO satisfy oHr Government. But.
depend upon IL. the same obsIinaey and
rancor which kept up the long struggle
against Spain will exhibit themselves IN
maintaining the integrity of the Mexican
territory. On this point all parties are
agreed.
Fortunaielysfnr The TEXANS. although
Santa Anna is down. BusIamenIe Is not
secure in his seat. There is strong
party in Mexico determined on NATIONAL
Izing the properly Of The Church, and
restoring the Conslilulio Of 1924. Garcia.
Of Zacaieeas. and Gomez Fsnas. now IN
this city, are the prominent men Of thai
party. The latter is about returning 10
Mexico, to take an active parI IN public
affairs. lie. you know, was Vice Pre-.
sIdenl Tor some time, and probably the
most sagacious Of their public men. The
projeci is to call National Convention.
and reOrganize the Government. Moth
ing but their distractions at home can. in
my opinion. save Texas. In addiuan to
which. il may be remarked as probable
that a majority Of The old inhabitants,
original colonists, will siill remain nom
combalsnls. and. unless | mistake. will
play their game IN such a way a. Ia save
their property in the event Of the Terri
tory being oEerpow cred. There is not
now single Mexican IN favor OF the in-
dependence Of Texas. Mrjis has gone
home. yIesca Is here. Coss is here,
breathing vengeance; aud. in short. the
downfall Of Santa Anna detached all his
enemies from the Texan cause
This news may probably be unwel.
come to ditlettnG classes Of your readers.
By some Of them il may be discredIied.
because u Is not told ~ the newspapers
Of Tins place. But il is not the less true
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
8eotnsunstn stefer 3eituns.

1.Du Wssis sisier 3eituns 1T: Gin
1baIet;. une fAufuneswan,is &ents .
fsrben Sabrsaaa Ia % Wsrau6bs3ab |:
ans; GIN Ebatsr ane fhnfsis Gents
sssnn ixaerkalb step m,snaten, sum ga,:
Pfanss Der 3situas .sn,-swss Ibales
sueti tnwerbalb esna Sabrs.-uub 2 2ba'
ler aab fauf1is Gents trenn uA9 Ser:
lenf seGelben beaAbit riro. =.
s.Tar eineearlers 3eit ais febs Ms'
nate mirs sine @ableription ausenom''
saen, uws bic 3eitwnS tann nidbt aufse:
aehen wereen bio aUs Raadfdnse be:
abIt fne.
8. Betanntsnadbuasen Softn: 6h,
eine meebs so Gents bas Niersd fl,
einem Moaat 81 ane far sin Sabrs 3ba'
Isy saS @iered.
~8risfs ,s. an ben QerausssAe'
ma0en eoftfrep siaSe(aWe twsresn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
Die m " &c.

Oeg sJrO q D.
0ett ssae ea%, aItes f@medt bas
pfeifben7
3sist Ser! elm 8lumentspf
Non rotbesu 1bon. nit soIbnen Reifben!
Dss woIIs ibs far ben &opf.
o 3ers! ben Rspf Eanu i9 uiGt IaNen,
Ct fbarat sot1 brasften Mann.
Der i'm. mas tssevnt ibv ? ei1sua 8aiien
!. Bsp 8eIsrae abSevann.
SA Rsrr. Oa sab eS reobte Beute
&sisbe prin3 Gusen
gpie grumr,et (ab man untSe 9eute
Der 1Grsen @Iitoer raab'u.
Gin anSermav son suern 1bateu
Qier NItet, iepo fein 1ropf;
Nebmt oiefeu ooppelten Dusaten
Sur suern pfeilensopf!
SD bin elm asmer Rerl, uno lebe
9on ts,eiuem @naoenlolb
Dob aerr. ben pfeifeneopf, ben 9eSe
SD nibt uns aQeS @elo.
!obrt uur! etnft iasten rpir 0ufaren
Den Seino r,a@ 0es1euSluft,
Da f4oB ein 3uno eon 5anitibaren
Den 9auptnssnn bar9 bic 8ruf.
Gleib bob tb i'm auf rseinen gbiti,el,
&r bdtt' ee eu1 Sethan.
alno tsus ibn fort aus eesa @etammel,
81 einsm Qeelsnauu.
sd pFest ibn, uns sos jeinsta Gnee
# Reibt' CT MIR all' fsin gelo
a1ne sieieu &opf, brhdt mir Die 9daoe
llno ftarb ; bes brace 9ets!
DAS OeIS ssuBt bu bsta Wisibe ibeuSen,
Der brsps,al ylaab' b'yHns lit
90 batt ieb, anb 3asa @ngseenssn
Nabm i@ bic pfeife mit.
S& trus aut 6llen sasinsn 3asstt
Gie alS Elm 1etli9tbusta.
4DK moebten wSisben ossy fssssn,
Sm Ssiefel uit serum.
asos wsas ssrlos itb auf sss etstifs
Dice Dsin bnr3 eis,ea @dpue:
I'D 9riff I'D eft nab .,siuet pfeife,
1lnb oanM xseb u1einsra Eue.
Sbr gab.t MID. alsss. bic ~ 3dbseu,
D fast. spie beies. bes psann T. .
amit AUDI iseiu 5bstl i6u Ssttbsen,
:slnD i'm tesruneesn saun.
nan beiBt i'm nur ben tapferu Waltes,
xin Gut lag bort asa Rtein.--
a,e1 ras snein Yater, Netey utter,
iIne ienes Gut 1T rneia !! ..
\ &s!ktSyeuns, ibs feEt nua tey sssts !stesL
q}ngeHet surs 9lott.
aclsis. trtnss sititnis eon Walters 6sebst',
HIS eff son SKATERS Dsoc /
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
9lun 1opp, ibr fepb fein wabrer erbe !
SD siebe Morseu eiu
lno euer Daul ioa. rsenn iob ReSbes
Die Iartanpfeife fepn.

repbei itttrB bts
Srevbeit, ibr Dvheer.
st unfer babftes Gut;
5ines bebs 2isoer
Ncta Stepbeitsmutb.
WenR fbeu bic Dabrbeit F@ sesbAQL
|llab DeIpotismus sb uns brlQt.
|S6 taobt am Mbeno nab Dem 9turt1t
Die Greybeit. ab! 70 ibSu!
Srepbsit ,e.
NOer pof uub @slasen iorsiasu fiebt,
llno Srepbsit in fein 0drtben Siebk,t
Dem ibieBt fe baIS sum Bau.,te auf'
Der seloHe Ssa&te trast.
Srspbeit ,e.
Mer Meni4 4ensIaa uns 2uSenb lieet,
l1no Nlsn altiebe @ebte siebtr
Den fesnet tpdt bic 0&a6welt nob
6ar feline SrevbeitssIat.
Grtybeit &c.
tino mama Der pfas iib fus6tbar en8t,
1psannenorud uns qalt une erdn9t,
60 Teibt Die HEepbeit ibreRsrIieb
Dem Sineenbsn bic 3auc!
Srepbeit &c.
Gle tyc6net ibns bic 1br6nen al.
Sie ftseiet 8lusnsn euf feiu Grab,
tlab bebt baS Slid ben &inessn auf.
Wofar ber 8ates fbiso.
6renbeit &c.
eeja Erepbeis it bas fb6ntte Dane,
96Iast, Sraoer. trauIi1 Qanb in 0anb
90 malt man frob. 70 ssalIt tnau fsep
Sac benre 8GteEIanb.
SssYbeit II.