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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-30

have been among The chances, as we can
SCARCELY suppose books Of this official
importance 10 be generally leli N their
fate amang The servants and messengers
Of the Office: or, ifihe entry. instead Of
bring on the first rage that opened IN his
eve, had been on any other. even the
second, - he never might have taken
the trouble II turning thr page: or il re
and the chief clerk had been i've minutes
later al the clerk II the CroWn's hnuse,
and, instead Of finding him Al The moment
Of getting into his carriage, had been COM
PEELED 10 incur the DELAY Of bringing him
back from The country. all the preceding
events would have been useless. The
people would have died al York. for
even as IL was. there was nat moment
"a spare: they were stopped on the very
verge Of execution.
The remarkable feature Of the whole
il, that the cham might have been snap
ped a. every LINK, and that every link was
equally important. In the calculation OF
the probability Of any one of these occur
Tsnces, a mathematician would find The
chances very hard against il; but the
calculation would be prOdigiousIy raised
against the probability Of The whole. II
il is asked whether a sufficient ground
for this high inierposl,ion is In be- disco
vered in saving the lives OF few wretch
he'd culputs. who, as frequent in such
cases. probably returned 10 their wicked
trade as soon d, they escaped, and oily
plunged themseice. in,n deeper iG,quIy,
the answer Is. Ihs, it's mol fur Us. IN our
ignorance. To mele nut the value Of hu-
man life, however criminal in the eyes Of
heaven.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-30
REMARKABLE STORY

From n nn,iee of Illustrations OF Human Life,
new work, by the author of IRE aine and
De We're, in the New Monthly Magazine for
April.
The story to which we shall now ad-
vert, has the double value of being told,
we presume. on Mr.. Wards personal
knowledge, and of illustrating the extra
ordinary chances on which human life Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

CHEAP GooDs-We stated the other day that
there we're many heavy articles Of trade and CON-
sumption in the west that were manufactured and
sold much cheaper in Wheeling than they were 1t
the cast. We then supposed that edge tools were
among the number, we knew that there was =
large establishment for this species Of manufacture
in Colcraine, Ohio, the business Of which was done
through houses in this place, and the articles from
which were very extensively known and highly sp-
proved both for their chenPoess and their excell-
ent quality. il seems were mistaken 10 the sup
position that these manufactures could be sold a.
CHEAP a. tse eastern article. We we're yesterday
shown beautiful little Ratchet. being one Of . lot
brought from Philadelphia, which we're obtained
fifty cents a dozen cheaper than our nsighbor can
afford them. Here was poser. There was only
one FLAW IN the EDGE Of our disappointment, and
that was. the said Ratchet had no more edge than
a shingle, and would break like glass. The mys
terry was som Explained. Tine lot Of beautiful
hatchets from Philadelphia were all POT Mx1AL
We would accordingly recommend to all WHO are
anxious to obtain FIRST rate potmetal axe OF hatch
ct. that looks neat, and wont chop to HUHr any,
thing, to enquire for the eastern manufacture. and
they will Be very likely to get such.-[Wheeling
Times.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

The other day = 81 bill Of the Sandusky Bsnk
came into possession, upoa the back of which
some wag Of . specie currency man had writtea
the following spossropke:
Tbos art, 1t best, the ghost Of cash,
The spirit ofa specie dollar,
Thy paper fabric 10 but trash,
And all thy promises are bollowl
Begone! fear that thou ara breaking,
Thou il-conditioned, ragged elf
Thy slight foundation may be shakec:
And now % clear thyself"
Wo spprehcnd the latter Injunction Vas super
Huous. Such ghosts are easier laid than saised,
in these iron times You roay call them fem tho
vassy Deep but II they condescend 70 come at oil
which 10 rarely the case With us--they are bot
tr, usient vistans and not At all Of tho comeeRan
class Of spirits that bothered Macbeth. However,
the writer 10 Wit, and wag, and has bit the truth
10 the frst lines Of his stsnza withal.-(O. Eagle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

TRNAGrrY OF LIFE Or TRE AFrlR TREk-A
medical gentleman who has recently msds sssr
through several ofshe Western States related -
the following singular instance, illustrative sfths
power Of the apple tree to support life out a shs
ground:
Ia the month Of October, 1895. NJ. Alexasdss
Mccoy, living near Columbus, Ohio, bought a .
norse:yman on Long Island 100 sppls trees; they
were then packed up. shipped via the great Erie
cana: and tho lakes, to Cleveland. Ohio. On ami
wing st that point, the casal being frozen up 10
trees remained there until tho latter end az MARCH,
1885, when they were seat 10 Columbus, 0hie, b
the canal, they reached Tho latter place il the
month Of April following. Az il wss presumed
that the trees, which had now been out q she
ground six months, were oil dead. or thsir vital
powers % far Destroyed a. to render their vegeta-
ting MT only doubtful, but, was supposed, hspe-
less, the owner refused to receive shem.-ln this
situation they remained all May, when The agent
Of the canal forwarded them TO their proprietes,
VINO planted them out in his corn6eld, rich lime
stone land, and tended them with his corn. At
the period of planting, which wac seven months
from the time of their being taken up, the trees
were partially in leaf and Notwithstanding Ill Of
these disadvantageous circumstances, % Of them
lived, only Of the hundred dying.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

CURroUs Observation-Disclosures Brown Of this
city, has recently communicated TO the French
Academy Of Sciences some interesting results Of
his geological investigations. The werkmen, in
saving = block If marble, cut through a cavity,
containing black substance, which the geologs,
sets down as primitive carbon. On this being re-
moved, the cavity exhibited fat surface, where
upon were scuIpsured in relief MANY lines Of He
brew characten.-Whether this be the fact or fan
ey. it has given rise to some queer specul.tion-
The question. NJ to how come the AbCrigines in
the Western World, who were found by its d,scov-
erers, We are told must be settled by the
ing Of this block Of marble" % The existence Of
these Hebrew Characters iocootestibly prove that
tho Indians must have belonged to the scattered
Tribes Of Iseael!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

The following remarkable story 10 related ofthe
plague that has been, and 10, to considerable ex-
tent, raging in Consta ntinoPle and about the mouth
Of the Black Sea:
An individual retired to the country near Adsia-
nople for the purpose Of being removed 70 . dis
lance from the coniagion Of the disease which pre-
vailed IN the city. He had Eemained more than
two months in his retreat. when one day be took .
fancy to shoot . crow which was passing over his
head. His children picked up the crow, and play
ed some time with it. The next day three Of his
children were successfully seized with The plague,
aud in the space Of eight days the house was en-
t,rely rted. all its Inhabitants having fallen VIC
Tins to the disease. Il was supposed that the crow
had belonged to one o. the bands Of those ravenous
birds which had fed upon the carcases Of some pea.
SAINTS who had persisted Of the disease, and had
been abandoned in the fields. the etosy Be true,
it afiords q singular proof Of the contaeiousness
and the vlrulence Of the disease.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

Every thing is TO be gained, and nothing lost, BY
Earnings boy good trade. II the lad has NJ
genius for q moro elevated pursuit, he 10 at lsass
able earn honest livelihood at HE humble,
but BY no means discrcditable vocation-and ifhe
has genius, the trade will not curb, cripple Or stil3e
it. no more than a passing cloud obscure the na-
tural brightness Of the sun. Look through the
country and examine we'll the history Of our great
men. In nine eases out Of ten they are Of humble
parentage, ard commenced life - apprentices to
honest mechanics and asadesmen. With them
they imbbed habits Of industsy, and With habits Of
industry almost any thing may be accomplished.
Without them nothing. There never was . truer
or more beautiful aphorism-''Train up child in
tho the way no should 60. and when be 10 old he
wall not depart ffomit." Bring up your children
IN idleness and they may become begsan-leara
them to become industrious and they may beoo@e
bankers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

REsPncr TO THE LADrEs-In . late commuci-
cation in of the city papers, We found the fol-
lowing true sentiment: shave observed that mes
who really most fond Of The society Of ladies',
who cherish for them sincere respect, nay reves-
ence. are seldom The most popular with the SER
hung, who make words supply The p'ses Of IDEAS,
aud place compliments in the room of seaiioeaf,
are The favortes. A true respect fss women leads
respectful action toward them. and respectful -
usually distant action, and tbb great dasessee u
mistaken oy them for neglect and want q later.
est"
society 10 l2norant-and We must coo6sss that ~
have felt respect for the femaDs sex u
diminish, ~ when We have seen theo wasting
their smiles and attention upon the unwsshy.-
Boston GALAXY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

RExovAL OF NAPoLEoN's REMAINS TO FRANCE.
The Steele says, in article the shipping at
Toulon, that there is now in that port vessel Of
the line, the Hercules, of which the decorations
ard internal splendor are little fitted for warlike
purposes, and seem more adapted for some glorious
pageantry It % conjectured by many, that the OBJ
Iect Of such an armament can be no other than to
convey with adequate pomp the ashes Of Napoleon
from ST. Helena. Its guns are already board and
it only waits for . favorable wind 10 start on its
mission of national and European interest.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15
A NDLlNG-YOUTHFULC HIvALRY

AN incident, OF quite . novel character IN thls
quarter, occurred here on Saturda, morning last.
Five small boys having repaired to the wooded hill
North Of the CITY, (nearly opposite the head Of
Vine st) for the purpose Of play, had their atten-
ton arrested by whining noise. similar to that
usually made BY young pup. The noise seem
ed to proceed from a large log near by, WHITTIER
they repaired and were much aston,shcd II d,scov.
|e""g close under the log, male infant, about .
month old, meaeerly clad. and slightly covered
with leaves. One Of the most active Of the boys
took up the child. and finding it almost stiff with
the cold. Immediately pulled of his coat and wrap
ped the little sufferer within il. A consultation
was now held by the youthful coterie as to what
disposition should be made Of the Founding. As
preliminary step, hOwever,a compact wac unani-
mously entered into, (or the faithful performance
)of which they mutually bound themselves bv . soy
emn oath) that the child should be we'll taken
lot, be properly educated and should never want for
any thing necessary to its welfare and comfort, SO
long rs either Of them could command . dollar. A
more praisworthy specimen Of chivalry, we have
scarcely heard Of since the days Of knight Erran-
try!
The Juvenile band. at length concluded to take
their little responsibility" to the Orphans Asy lum
but ere they left The spot, they unanimously de-
term,ned to give to the child the name Of the lad
who first discovered and snatched It from beneath
the log.
They now proceeded with their infant charge to
prised to be met with refusal receive il. They
then directed their course to the i!osptal-here
too great reluctance was manifested 10 take the
child, the superintendent alleging that the Asylum
was bound 10 receive it. After good Deal Of per-
suasion, however the keeper Of the Hospital con-
cluded to take charge of it, when the boys repaired
10 their homes, with FACILITATING hearts. to relate
their novel and interesting story to their PARENTS
The feelings Of the lad who first picked up the
child, were wholly absorbed concerning il, and he
enthusiastically urged his parents to take il unde,
their own care and rear il IS their own. he pa.
rents Of the lad being abundantly able to afford the
expense, ana in order to crafty his Philanthrop ic
wishes, we'll with a view to the future welfare
Of the little ''abandoned,' at length concluded "a
send for the chid which they did in the afternoon
OF the same day, and the founding 10 now in ex
cellent quarters wanting nothing. and will be
ed and educated in the best manner.
But what shall we say to tho inhuman mother
who SO basely left the little innocent to perish Of
cold and hungerf Words are inadequate to ex
press our adherence Of her unnatural crime. and
We Lave her to the gnawing meditations of heI
own heart, and the certain vengeance of heaven.
Cincinnati Wing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15
SELECTED POETRY.
THE YOUNG WIDOW.

Ye bid me mingle in the dance,
AID smile among the young and gay
10 cay that grief will dim my glance,
Asd turn my raven tresses gray;
care not. yet strive to bow
u mssksess to my IoseIy fate
1sy my tears and smooth sDy brow.
" Tie while my hssrt IL deso'ats.
wles las. joined the festive th-oDg,
I Assrd-it seemed ~ brain to scar
stranger breathe the very cong
That 6sst He wasblsd 10 my ear,
TAe vesds, the tune. but ah! that tone
wbst living lip could initiate!
HI lana hing crowds ] stood alone,
Ussttssably dcsolats.
,;s him By the evening hearth,
I oiss him 1t the silent meal,
nj kesssst il the bower Of mirth.
~ ioyIess solitude ] feel;
- late saw . happy bride
Smile 6ondIy on her welded mate,
While l-oh: would that bad died
With him who left me desolate.
Yss,e.k Of veslth-in Msmmos's mart,
Thsrs's not single boon crave;
Gold cannot heal the broker heart,
Nor bribs the uareturoiDg grave:
lt cssnol GIL the vacant seat
Whore once ny Assored husbsnd safe.
Nor st,ll my hearts coovuIsive beat,
Nor make my home less desolate.
Alas. the bsse on which ws build
Hopes fsisest fabric. 10 bnt air,
And Iaughs the heart, when God has willed
To lay bis chastesisg finger there;
A brighter. happier dream than mine,
Did never love and hope create,
bowed before IN earthly shrine.
And Heaven has Left me desoIate.
Asd yet not sony soul be calm
The hand that smiteth will sustain;
Thou hast helper on whose arm
The mourner never leaned in vain.
" may that arm the pilgrim guide
by the straight path and narrow gate.
To where the loved in bliss abide,
And hearts NO more are desolate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

Honor TO THE BRAvE.-The gold medal some
time since voted to Colone! CroghAn by Congress-
for his gallant defence Of Fort Stevenson, during
the last war with England, was presented Oh Mon
day. The ceremony took place at the Presidents
President himself comforting the Sonor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

The moot foolish thing in the world 10 10 bow
to the rich till you're unable to stand straight BE-
fore IN h9ssest man.
The soul of IN hoooUe nan 70 IN altar 70 God.
awning syeophass fes Political favor i . slave
end the finger Of contemPt Sbou6 nask him - such
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

The Lewistown Republican publ;shes The mar
risae of couple in Mii1in county ,~he we've estire
strangers TO each other, until abost 3 o'e3oek a
the day they we're united. The eossaselp ed
marri,ee. oceupied bot three hours. TIE Rspob-
l,ess ssys, beat this Who ess.
For On, part ~ wosId'nt hsvs il best = this
country.
Martin VA Burea IL in . quss6asy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-15

to the Almighty for being IN instrument in his
hands, to rescue . little innocent from the jaws OF
a ferocious animal Years have passed away since
that time, but never look upon bright little boy
without remembering the night on the Pocono.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-08
Soc. 03eoro 8repIaher,

Stattst biermit islnen 8reunoen uuo ei.
mem see6rtsn pubItum ibsrbaupt, feineu
osrb'noIl6fen Dant ab, fir oas aeneiet,
3utrauen, pslebes ibm felt leiner 18iabriseu
meoicin'l1sn prarie in Canton 9sIbentt
nEree.
gr it fernsr 81 jeSsr 3sit berejt auen QIn=
ipra6en tn oer
MsoIeln, QSuuo' 'Nr5nep'&unlt unc
al5 gsburt5belfer
@enhse 1u leif|en.
Seine Sfies it in Der Geut1den9|pctbs!e
noro0ftll6sn &de Der Gu8carama5 uno
Rarft:StraBsn. Canton, Olop. II. I 837.
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Sie Gao une Sor c}nOioner

Weld,e neulih in Maidin9ton iparcll ba>
ben ibre Nitcfreiie iber Dti(aeclnhio unn
Scitcn 9emadt. Geueral Mojer potterIou
in Ybilaoelpbia luo fle su euem Sefud) tit
ietner lBcbnnng eint ofelblt fld, ebenfaas
cine sln5abt Damen uno 0erren perfammclt
botteu. Gte Snoiauer fdienen nit Der ibneu
ersei9ten @aitfrennclhaft fetr sufrieeen AT
iepn. General patterien 9ab ben1 pberiten
Soduptltn9 Der Sores, Gepfud, cincu Deoeu,
pctden er TN lebten Srieoe oetraaen battc,
lnb auf bic SlopreBe, ,peId)e er bep biefer
all tbn hiels, ertpiebcrte Rccfud
nit aroBer @eldu79feit uuo Whroe. sIud
bic Wtaoan, patterlon fheufte ocl, Diupts
ling uno fetnem Betbe etaige ft,Gne slrlnbills
Der ltno ionlti9e 3ierratben. sSn Bcltcu per<
fitgten fld bic Snotaner am 4ten 9tcpember
antcr Ger Gsfcrte Der NatipnoI earsiers nab
ocr Ndlle eer Neprairntnnten I'M 0tothhauie,
mo ,rl,rceu t1c!bit scH cem G'rauer,,G!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-08
9Ster Jcabr9an9.]
JreDta9, ben 8ten Otember, 1g3Y
BeOl1Igtt1lGeu+

l. Ter "8 at e.rlano sfreun B
uno @etlt Der 3eit" erfhetut re9elz
mdBi9 jeoen SreYta9 Wor9en.
g.. Ser Sue)criptonS prfi5 1T 6 II
& ba Ter uuo SO 8 @eut6, III Yprau5bes
S1blun9 poer & baler, fnllS bic 3eis
tun9 uid)t inuerbalb bem Sabre be5oblt miro.
3, Die 8erienoun9 geld,iett auf Soften
berllnterltreiber> uno Sriefe an bic Soerau5z
9cber milBen pcltfrcY etngeianOt weroen.
4. Slnicl9en meroen oreDmal oa5 G,ercd
fir s Giuen Z b ale etn9erucft mitBen
ober icNlcih baar be5oblt >peroeu, no man
,iid't uuf foniti9e 9lrt III Nednun0 ftebt.
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0efsbt Smifden einem Sdr unD
einem QulQQtDr,

Gin eiuem brenueuo beiBen Gage ir Der
Wttte oe6 SunD'6 1886 laB td inter elmer
ebrmitrbi9eu altcu eide an benz ilnmer qrils
nen ufer oes GehefuBe5 Cauf Sanomid,
Selano). nno barrte 9eoulolg anf bnS Setz
Sen Der Sifhe. YlDbltd ftreefte mid, oa6
9jebrltlt elnes Sbleres i'm naben Hobrbrud,,
unterbnIb benz plase no ib mtd befauo, auf.
Gem gebrillI folote oas @erduIh oes Jtiez
oertreteuS be6 91pbrs. Sobolo ih MIDI bon
meiner leberraibun9 erbolt, belbloB tdb
5usuIeben, mas es benn et9entltt ba 9dbe
Sd) bodte, es miBten stpeD YroiriesBullen
feYn Die ein t6otlibes Duea ausSufedteu
bdtten.
9llS ih MIDI jebrb bem &an1pfplose nG<
berte, tpie orpB mar met grfauuen> ais
id) fott Sulle1, einen 9roBcn Bdr be,nerfte
Ser Sdr ltano aufreht ouf Den piuterfiiBen,
feline Sasen erbpben, ais pb er iIb eben auf
et,pas itilr3en mplle. Sein @elId)t tpar nit
meieem S6aum beIbmiert Der nit Slut
permen9t par, nno aus fetuem Oeaule auf
feline sotti9e 8rut nieoer rcllte. Wutbeno
oureb ben ShmerS 1einer Wunben itano er>
blDfte bic 3dbne llno beulte ge9en feineu
Seino. Gin SPAR Sbritte hinter ibm lao
Der Nobrbru6 aus benz er gefommeu. 9pr
ibml auf tem burd fd,neetpeiBe, NUN oser
NIT 8lut belpribte Muidelfhalen 9ebiloeten
llfer, ifanD 1T opller S6lahtorbnuua,
Srumms Seino-eiu Is SuB lanser 9lat9as
tor! Dieler fabe aus, als 1eD er eben erif
rein aus oem 2ehefuB 9efon,men> uno Ctpie
9Idilles pom Styr) nit einem unoertpuno-
barren &llraB bepauSert. @r itaub auf ben
3ebcnL fein 9tltden benste lId) aufipdrts, II.
letn sun9enlpies Maul ltanb cffeu> mo aetes
te i'm tpeiten 9tabeu 5tpeD 9roBe San9tauer
uno 0ieibcu 3dhne. Sein 6 SUP lan9er
Shpans erbob feb bonn @runb, uub pc9te
tpte eines Sprer's 9lru, bin unb
ber, I'm grDeere &raft su befommen feiue
9rp6e 9Iu9en fforrten aus Dem &cpf berppr
uuo itterten ouf ben 8dr babeD ltteB er balo
ein biBenbes .@eihreY aus, baIb brittle er
miecer fpie Elm Sull. .
9lls ih MIDI ben Gdmpfern ndterte, batten
lie eben Den "erten Sang" beenbet uno
bleiben ettpa cine Winute lang in ben be-
ihriebenen Stelluusen, bereit Den &aulpf)
,u erneuer1t unb nit 9rDBter Gorid,t iebes
Die leiieite 8ewe9ung feines @e9ners beos
babtenb, als cb 8eDoe fiiblten, {Ie bdtten
nun ibre M dtId ansetrofen. 9gdbrenoI
oiefer Vonle itanb id) binter eiuem 0oum,
anb beobahtete ftiafdtpei9enb tbre 8eweouns|
gen. Q6esipe9cn n,D9en ctele bepeen lluaes
heuer pcbl ifrcltcn? bohte ieb tey mir lel6lf |
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s. cDers tt1rn a5rnst.
"grnf 1T oas 9ebeu-beiter bic Gunf."
C9Iu6 Dem gBabrbeitsfreuub.
ct. Mortin.

st. Mortln.
Sin Geitersmann Can't Weartiu mar,
Ger ritt init Der @eIellen Shaar
}ln etnem 90intertag ooll @raus
Jns Wetterlturm gum Sbcr btuaus.
sic tpicfelu Gd tn bic WGntel eil1,
Denn ftlreioeno blast Der Jtorbwino brein
Sin ttcfer Sdluee lag auf ben 9lu'r>
Gelll grimes Sdlmdeu war su 11au'n.
llno tpte Ne fanen ait bas Gbpr>
"a flet Elm drmer Wann baoDr
Gin armer Mann, balbt noft uno blcih,
uno ltdrr UOr 6roif, tple cine 9eid).'
Ser feht Inn cine @abe milo;
OUh tief in's tparme &leio 9ebuut,
0tidt filhleno 1eiuen Sommertcu,
3teb'u bic @eIeIlen au' boopu.
Can't Martiu mar ein Heiter6mauu,
8iel 9elo tie Neitersleut nit ban
Sanft Wartin mar ein &neht ces Sperm
jotlft ibm su 2tebe 9Illen germ.
ga bieIt er an fein 0utes Vferb>
3tebt aus bcr Sheioe tobnen 1etu Shmerot
llno Ieinen Mautel in Der Ntitt
3ertbeilet er nit einem SHuitt.
@r tpirft bic andre Sdlfte nann
@ar frcuuolid1 bin benz armen Wann,
@rpartet fetnen Soabe Oanf,"
Spren9t lit oa5 9Seite frtfh uno frant.
Can't Wortin lag i'm tiefcn Graum-
Oa Dfuet Ild, Der QSpIfenraum,
limb Bodoerfldrt tm gplonen 9tht
Tritt ibn1 Der Seerr oor'6 9In9eGbt.
Sein 2Iu9e itrablet fe9ueuo> milo
@r 1T in BEN Oiantel etn9ebuQt
llnO su ben @n9eln fpridt er oann:
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1837-12-08
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Canton, Wob 81. 1887. 19b. y.