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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06
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OF to-day-destroys not the hope Of to NOR
row.
Again | say that things are not what thew
appear, and we willingly allow ourselves
to be cheated from childhood to old age. bv
running after or climbing to obtain what is
any thing but the thing we take it to be.
U that we could use this world as not abu-
sing it, remembering that the fashion ofit
passeth away! But no! In vain the wise
man tells us Of the things we seek, that "all
is vanity and vexation of spirit In vain
an apostle exhorts us "to set our affections
on things above, not on things on the earth.''
Dlsbelieving the assertion of the one, and
disregafding the exhortation Of the other
we still, like children, run after bubbles
that lose their brightness the moment thes
are possessed.
But while we thus complain that thinps
are not what they appear, are we ourselves
what we appear to BET Though have
been speaking of other matters, this Is the
question WANTED to come to- This Gugs.
ton, brought home to our hearts, is like
cutting the fnger-nail to the quick, taking
thorn out of a tender part OF indeed
touching the apple of the 6yej bit it is
worth while putting it for all that. Other
people may oppose us, but the closest
method of questioning is, to question our
selves. Are we, then, what we appear to
be! For if we are either ignorant of the
evil of our own hearts, or railing against
others when we are more guilty than they
are, it is high time that such a state ui
things should be altered.
Were the Searcher of all hearts to puI
the inquiry to you and to me, s'art thor
what thou appearest to be!" would not thu
reply be, ''if Justify myself, mine owf
mouth shall condemn met if | say am per
feet, it shall also prove me perverse.
will lay thy hand upon my mouth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06
THE APPEARANCE OF THINGS.
By OLD HuHFnhffs,

A counterfeit looks very much like a
golden coih, but there is a great difference
between them, and when we have tnista-
ken the one for the other, we feel sadly
disappointed. 1t is so with thousand
things in the world, they are not halfso val
liable as they seem to be,
In the days of my youth, when playing
with half a dozen Of my companions, we
saw something alta distance as bright as
diamond. A high hedge, deep ditch, and
a boggy field, lay between us and the OBJ
ject which had so much excited our atten-
ton. After tearing our clothes aid running
till we were out Of breath, we found that
which glittered in the suns rays like dia-
mond, to be nothing more than bit of
glass-a piece of all old broken bottle.
Now will venture to say that you have
often given yourself as much trouble as |
did, and got nothing better than piece of
broken bottle for your pains:
When young man, once saw beauti-
iul blue cloud resting on the side of very
high mountain in Cumberland called the
Shiddaw; and thought it would be very
pleasant thing to climb up close to it, so |
made the attempt. o how many times did
turn my back to the mountain, to rest my
self, before | had clambered half way up
its rugged sides! did reach the cloud at
last, but had not much reason to congratu-
late myself That which appeared from
Keswick vale beautiful blue cloud, was,
when approached it, nothing more than a
thick mist. Not only was it without beau
ty, but it hindered me from seeing any thing
that was beautiful. The lovely valley, and
the magnificent lake below me, were com
pletely hidden from my view, and | came
down from the Skiddaw in much worse
temper than | went UP. | was very silly
for thus being put out of oftemper; and | must
confess that since then, often has old Hum
phrey got into a mist in following out the
inclinations of his heart. How has it been
with you!
What world of trouble we give our
selves to attain what is of little value! and
works no cure; the failure
of yesterday prevents not the expectation
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06
rh1 BE A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
nY D, MEhnL

ARA Hghia',d Laddie heard Of ttcar.'
Therlieht was dark, the winds blew loud,
My fire by fits was blinking;
Says !, I'm almost forty-five,
And what have been thinkingl
Then shall wed, or shall not!
Shall be lonely ever,
And spun great natures noblcst law
I'll be bachelor-never.
a bachelor! such useless thing
The world Is moi possessing;
None shares thc blank within his hcdj,
To none he is a blessing.
THE has wealth some wish him dead;
If poor, he's Stunned for ever:
Ben riches caniiot purchase bliss)
Ill be bacheldr-nSvtr,
Was lovely woman not designed
To share our joys and sorrow!
To breathe the burning brow of carol
To cheer the light ofmorrow!
But bachelors, dItcr natures ltws,
Her dearest ties they sever;
No children lisp around his bed;
I'll be bachelor-neyeri
They speak ofioys tic bachelor knows,
When wine is flowing round him;
But mark him when The ihorning dawns,
What dismal thoughts confound him
A pair Of tongs without leg,
The snufers without either,
Are not more useless in their way;
I'll be bachtlor-hcvtfi
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06
ORIGINAL E:ssAY.
Fon Ink COLUMBIA DEMocnAT.
On the Origin and Progress Of this Art


Some useful arts must be nearly coeval
with the human race; for food, clothing,
and habitation, even in their original sim
plicity, require some art. Many other ats
are of such antiquity, as TO place the inven-
tors beyond the reach of tradition. Sever
al have gradually crept into existence,
without an inventor. The busy mind,
however, accustomed to a beginning in
things, caiinot rest till it find or imagine
beginning to every art. Dacchus is said to
have invented wine; and Staphylus, the
mixing water with wine. The bbW and
arrow are ascribed, by tradition, to Scyth-
los, son of Jupiter, though a weapon all the
world over. Spinning is SO useful, that 1t
nustbe honoured with some ilustrious in
ventor! it was ascribCd, by the Egyptians,
to their goddess Isis; by the Greeks, to
Minerva; by the Pcruvians, to Mama Ella,
wife tosthe first sovereign Mango Capac;
and, by the Chinese, to the wife of their
emperor Yao. Mark here, by the way, a
connection of ideas: spinning is female oc-
cupation, and it must have had female in
ventor.
In the bunter-state men tfe wholly occu-
pied in procuring food, clothing, habitaton,
and other necessaries; and have no time
nor zeal for studying conveniences. The
ease of the shepherd-state affords both time
and inclination for useful arts; which are
greatly promoted by numbers WHO are re-
lieved by agriculture from bodily labour.
The soil, by Gradual improvements in hus-
bandry, affords plenty with less labour than
at first; and the surplus hands are employed,
first in useful arts, and next in those of a.
musement. Arts, accordingly, make the
quickest progress in fertile soil, which
produces plenty with little labour. Arts
tlourished early in Egypt and Chaldea,
countries very fertile.
When men, who originally lived in caves
@ike some wild animals, began to think of
more commodious habiation, their first
houses were extremely simple: witness the
houses of the Canadian savages, which
continue so to this day, Their houses,
says Charlevoix, are built with less art,
heamess, and solidity, than those of the
beavers, having neither chimneys nor win
dows: hole only is left in the roof, for
admitting light and emitting smoke. That
hole must be stopped when it rains Or
SHOWS; and, of course, the fire is put out,
that the inhabitants may not be blinded
with smoke.
TO have passed so many ages in that
manner, without thinking of any improve
ment shews how greatly men are inhuen-
ced by custom. The blacks ofJamaica are
still more rude in their buildings: their huts
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06
FHE c6NfBssi8N OF oaSTfiUs,

GrOtius was gfeat man. His natural
powers were such, that at the age of is,
he had made vast proficiency in polite
literature; and he pleaded at the bar when
II. At the age of "a; he was appointed
attorney general: He became public ain:
bassadOr, and was the companion of kings:
Towards the close of his life, at the aSe
of 62, rejecting On his various pursuits and
engagements, he left this testimony for the
admonition of the learned: IN! eitana prOe
s,ts petdidi aiha dgendO iaboriOse; that is,
"Alas! | have Wasted my whole life in la.
boriously doing nothing!''
Lest the reader, at the end of his days,
should be forced to make the same painful
reflection; let him now remember what a
greater than Grodus said-"One thing is
needlul,' and let the securing of eternal
life, according to the directions Of the ges=
pei, be his frst his chief c6ncefn.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06

A PRoDIGY.-An Irishman recommend
ing an excellent miIch COW, said that she
would give milk year after year, without
having calves; because it ran in the breed;
as she came of COW that NEVER HAD
CALF
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06

Look to the End.-Consider weIl the
end in every thing you do==the etd!-not
the immediate results-the momentary graft
lfcation--the apparent gain or advantage
for the time-but the end of all your course
of conducts Look on into the future until
you clearly see it-and not irhagihe the
consequences are to terminate in an hour, a
day, a week, month, a year, or even an
age. The end-the end is FAR beyond, in
eternity. Few, indeed, are the faults OF
folles of men which meet with no retribu=
ton here-suhering comes with every vice,
as its insepafable companion. But the
end, | repeat, is not now-and it is the end
pray you to consider,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06

Absence lessons small passions, and in.
creases great ones; as the wind eXtihguishes
tapers and kindles fires.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06

tits impossible that an ill-natdred man
can have public spirit; for how should he
love ten thousand men who Fever loved one!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-05-06

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-06

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l,t oisie grfIdruns in Wirtla,m'
-fsit sstreten. 9te Seemabt
wel6e oisfslbe ourebfhbrsn leu,
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bel SanIpifo uno batttn Sefebl
erbatseni NIT Den, 28' Mdrj an
Die teranifbe &it1e abjussbsn.-
Mon tuei6 jeDe:ht ~oa6 Dies laues
:nur 9oapierosmon0rationsn (Inoj
oa IS OlsrtFo Durbous an bin
seibenoer e eetnabt sebribt, aue
jene stnanntsn 6dfen untey nirt-
line 8lpdaoe I'll brinsen.-
Babrfbsinli6 fubt es. oaburb
nur Den 96er. Ct. 5u Gbooen,
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ion, Die teranifbe tlnabbaneisfett
ansrfannt tporosu 1T, in oleis
:8lofaoe einbesrifen tperoen tbn
uen, tpenn Ie in bic Odfeu Don
Seros einlaufen mouen.
9m @9nuern O>srifos du6trn
ii6 Interchangeable 2sibeu bsrt
annabenoer 9er,pIrrung uno re-
poluticndren9umults Oie0aupt'
|fant (e!bt befonD fb gegen Die
Dhtte oes oerisen Mcnats in auft
rhbrerlfbes 9dbrune, pelbe am
Is. nod niht bernbi9t rpar. ST.
ne pesonla0une oasu fano oas
DolF In Der Nee;erunespsrorc
nuns, tpslbe Sen QBertb oes mer-
ltanifben Supfsr9e!oes um SO
prcjent bsrabfeet. Del ibrer
obnmdbtisen 0altuas fab IS bic:
Ve9ieruns 9srn, oaB lib Der
Grimm oss p6psEs se9en Srsm'
oe uno QusIanDsr -ribtetsi oersnn
6du(er man onerif.
2lm ID. Mdrs bctsn bic Srup-.,
pen In otr 6auptitabt Merieo benz
0en. Bafamsnte Die Diftatur
an, .petbs tr jsosb ausfbluy.-:
3usleib Uerlan9ten lie, oa6 osr
jteiseiutermiItlibe prdIo't Cairo
(ein Qmt nieoerlese. Siefer fame:
te au6 bsm tnerifani}btn &onf
sre6 feline @ntla0uns Elm, batte:os
Bee ain Is. nod feInen 8sfbeio
:rbo!ten. ...
dub BON, Iueldnoe bee umoi.1
|tert Gb BET mericaniGbe 9orts
|cnt. Ser frans. Gefanote bat
IN 9>amen ielner Ge9ierun3 un-
3ss6ssrte 3urid9abe oes 9e!oes
gefcroert, tpe!bes ourb oas furS'
|ibe 9eEe zines se;wun9enen
Nnlebens fran;6Glbsn 8irsern
absen6tbis tueresn par. Nc6
aIte Strtitfrassn eommsn
>abep jur Sprabe, uno Der enos
|tfbe 9efanote (ou ebenfaUs Oer-
,altunssbsfstle erbalfsn babem
oie auf Nsbnlibts binous loufsa.
Merico bsferhmt ole Odnoe.
oca III tbun, bic :Dummbeitsn
pieosr gut ,u mabsn, !pelbe fine
Idntttsrlibe Meisruns be9ebt> !
NIs 9sra Sruj (uip untert11
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FEM oaB bic msreaner ibrsu Selo,
Jug seasn Stras aufse3ebsn ba-
ben, uno pa6 aGssmetn sss!aubt
plro, Msr'co neroe Den -,Sieoer<
btfs Don 9eras ME rasbr erlanss
,n. &antd Nnna fuoet td9l.h
nebr Nnb bdnser unter Den nisosrn
; oies nito fs fortseben
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|tubls ltst. Nub in Mer'eo fublt
a'au G}stoneth uno Die Ntsiet>
uns tpsi6 niht, spobsr fis pen eebn1
fur ibre SanooeH Seloatsn neb-
men: fcu. SranbsGlbe &risse-
lbife laufen bereits in Stra Cru,
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brocbt. :
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.:ib,n felbii sesebenen omtliben Be-
.:rlbte In Spalien onfebnliben
aDsrIuit er!Itttn.> Nm Morsen hss
rs. Marl, beabNbtiete e nit Den
.,Gbriittnos einen alIseaaeinei1 an
srlf sestn ets garnnen. 9iele
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,agrtfen eelee Slieelces t6nislib-
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: osrlor.= s. bis 900 0et6etste uab
:9erwAnoste eine Gcmpaenie
bonn Ssisoo 8estmente wurDs
eefan9en. gr fab f5b esnbtbiat
.fsme Rsrf6anjuugen i'll jerlt6ren
Die &anunea ju osrnassln nno Ole
Stellat,S .3n osrlansn, mslbt Ct
bts:oahtn Time 9ehattsi1 batte.
Gin Srisf aus Bapenns pem
zi8~ WAsj beridtet, bnS oer Gar.
1linenbsftblsbaber 9ilIarea( an,
rs. In JStynant 9srltdrFunsen an
: Tb:Ssg, DE eug!l(cb : fponiEben
ein!en am l6ten onsrif uno Die
Sselluns m!eoer ju bsbauptenwus-
tef aus wtlher er oen Soa perber
'ottosdnqt poroeu ipar. Die Gbri.
fines foben in srbetsr unorD,
nuRg uno pnroen fetb 4 bis an Die
Shore pon ct. @stattian Ger,
fc!st. Sis Srruusensn Ocrtteie
baben auf Die Gar(i fen einen fsbr
ermutbi9enoen @tnoruf semobt.
Scr enslifbe 9elOmortt bot
bat iIb in Sclse elmer .grtlArune
o.r 8artI bon gnslano, oa6 lie
ben oaisrlfanifben BanfbduItrn
espleben tpoae, iit1i etwas sebeC
fert. Saumwoue tfdat III 0ivsrs
pool mob immer i'm prei(e.
5. Ste Spar-Banten in Nrants
reid baben aues Sutrauen .psrlo>
ten; ab.raA lief jsberlfo esGbpinb
ais tnSslih .um 3D.; iein Gslo
tpIe0er III bolen, OdS er fribsr Dd,
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nebmen olelt Damien i'm Durb.
mnitt $1,000 Srdnfenm6bent-
lid in Oepoiit !; am 9ter, Mdr3
muBten I'e $4,000 ST. ausidbleu,
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osh bic llb tn einsn1 biibenoen
Su,tanoe befao;n. Selb(t in I'm
9aEn be9tnnt man &eiot .su er-7
'sielsn; $50 itallonifbe :Tamilieu
tpslbe In ber Sssosnfultur BIN
ianslt9s Grfabruns baben, Guo
oabm deer Die llaponilbe Grsu,e
9sbrabt norosn.
Oep elmer Dtrdaosruna oss
sgtsusrspelsns 'su 2lmiets liuo,
utnuite por9efausn. Dte 9ea-
ttonatsasoe tpuroe jdr wleoer-
betlfslIuns Dec 0uss beeroett; (ie
sadte aber ni6t aus. Sesnsasn
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pesrnsbnlen. -. -. -. -.
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6btr1. MldiontnS i. III. stbSbttyl oa
aub. .elnjetnen Sotaaten~ bos 0ebt
jbref sVrd9uns sugeifonpen spurne.
DRes Supferselo biloet nun oas
0sittsk ,ppDurb Der :lnsylranifbe
0anbels' uno 0eibdftsbstrisb be-
Itbt tueroen foute. W>on fiblte
Die Nnm6gtihfeit zines 1olben
WtBsrlfe6 baIoi :uno bic ,Nseisr'
An9 feBtensn Werth oiefes lber
feinsn ianern 0ebols .auseeoeb,
men 0etoss um24o prctent berab,
meitber 9erlufoet1 9c1fe 3ufst,
HNbstIeben BON e<r frittiiben
Cage un(ertr:. Wgissuns 0breibt
Elm r1tricanlfber Gbrrsfperbent),
welbe Den .:mddtioen llmtrisben
tatiprin9sn, Die Don @anta 2Il1as
Wrtbtpsdnsern ~ feiner 9Bies
oerberufung auf Den prdfIDenten'
ftubt 9emabt tper0en-mu6 Der
&tieg nit Seras, Bag MiBper'
( $ltdnoni6 NIT 8uotomalo, pie Re,
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ltfornisn; GMapas, Suspon uno
anoern GanDes9e9enoen, bic BON
Sen. .Juoiapern,; ausgeubten Der,
beeruuoerl i'm Gtadts SoQbiuibo,
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rem ia Der Nrnaee ju !metamoras,
ole Nnndbsruus elmer fran36Gfben
SIotte an Msr!cos Safte, una Cei.
ne B,wcbner nie0er Su Sinnen
,u brin9en tno @ntibdci9ungen
einjuferoery snollb nod oie Nab.
riot, eoB Elm otntrifaniibes Sc
fbmaoer na6fens eintrsfen wer.
oe Jim ben Merifanern Nbtune
DOE oer Ser. Staoten Tlosee Elm,
,uprdsen uno @ntfbdoisunsen III
helen : ebtn fo .oas tpirflibe &r.
f0elnensber teraniIben @seemacbt
an un(ster 5ld1te-oiss aues mus
jsoen utetieugen, ba6 Gb Meyico
IN elmer tpabrhaft bejohnsrnetpert
then Gage :bsfnoet.''
We9en 2ces Wanselst Der in Bes
neiueta berrftt, bat bic oortise
Ne9ierur9 Elm Defret erlaGeny paB
lnoionl(bes &orn No9sen unb
0llfenftuhte aQer 2lrt abgaben,
Freq in oisfe NepublId einsefabrt
peroea o1rfen.
Ga n a o:a.-cJn Mcntreol III
cine src6e 9eefommluns .. pro.
aeba!ten rporoen, I'M, ibs
e 1(nft0ttu iitsr Die Gbdnoli6eu
Srol6tuasen Der Maria MOnt u.
lbrer 9effersbeIfer ausjuorhcfen.
Stntse Ger adtborfen 8ireer
Dlontreafs bielten an 0ie 9er-
(ammluns 2eoen uno Der @br,p.
Jeutinst tpelber Dem Gatbplic,
mus our1aus entsseen 1u (ein Be,
tsnnt 'befano flip unter Den n arm.
iten 0ettbeloigern lsiuer fatbo!h
lben Wabbaru, mptev er rie
10 Sbredtiben 2luffblide" ASST.
gen Ia seDoriges Qiht ttelitt. 0isr
[fa9t einenatibss 8latD III Elm
SettHnberF0er fsineu1 &teiDe Ghre
mabt; oer- nj ut Geetirer uno
pristsr seealls 1T, um G6 abbaL
W loneM ben &bdnelibfeiten
Ielnsr eeNsialiGben BruDer Die
Ueredtisteit I'D erneiisn, tbre 81.
gen se9en anoers 9taubeltsbriffen
ouf3ueecfei, S:ein 0lame Goa in
sbrsn ssha!ten rerosn.
Gin rsiFnper, ,pslber am leb-
ten gomltas Abeno NIT Der
Staee uenqaNeasing in DOTS
vtk anfa,aiswaret (OlofenD ees
tunoen, ,pts Die ~Gtaee dnbielt.
uno dtt9ere @tano aas,uieSial1
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oer leetsn 0sa6ribten ,par tpeosr
Dbillpp, nod Ofcla, nob Nbro'
BAN In Gen. SeGup's Eager tin'
9ssrcfen. 2setsrer bat Den fort-
oani(ben Blrsern anssratAen,
nicbt ebet auf ibte fribern BtG-
suneen 3urid au tebreat ais bie
er ibnen betonnt 9tnhodt babe,
oa6 Dies NIT poller Si6erbeit sc.
f6ebsn t6nne. ct befir6tett Dag
ipenn 9Rei0e jept Gbon auf Die
@runoIllde -9tnsen, porouf Gb
nod immer 9notantr befnoen,
Nncronun9en ':paraus: tntiftben
murDeu.> -. = ...:. ..:.
Oberlt Mius beridbtet aus Sort
Oiuiano, oa6 Ct: beItdnoig ole
gesene untsrfute, aber feline 9ns
o,aner tnebr ouffnoen. f6nne; >er
permutbet eaber, oo6 ie Gdb aue
innerbalb ibrt Gren3en fiolib
.ecr 3iAsborcasb, suri6 sejosen
baben. -, -.
Da9eseti bat 8en. 6trnanoe,
ii ter 0e9eno pct, 8omcfo nod
INNER init noianern ,u =tbuu.
@lner feiner &Moaten, spuroe 800
Ooros pcm easerplase srf4e0sn,
lfalpirt uno fem Scpf s'itsenenb
men.
Selegrapb en-. - 6err
6uofcn bon 9seu'Oorf btobib-
ti9t, cine $tlesrapben,2inte stpin
fben Neu-Oerf une S>eu-Orleans
einsuribteu. &r bebauptett IL
f6nne cine $ tpef6e bon 100
1Hortern tn einerStunoe ubtr biz
eaule Giuie ptrbreisen.
Sn @t. eouis ,par am 3. Qprif
Elm beftistr @bnetfarnt. 9et
S6nee lag 1s 3eu bc6.
Der @elemanerl miro rebt
ebsn iberau eletbRarf eefiblt.
Sn zen SseGdoten Fam man fat
feins baben ju 2 Yrejent Des Mlo-
mats. Sertpdbrtno fallen 8one<
rctte Dor, uno oas Q3trtrauen
f6eint gang am @inftu. DW
9ancel sebt fbIt6t uno f6eint
tmmsr NOD mebr ju flnteu.
Maoame 6 81 eRe famm,lt
ouf Den fioli6en Sbeatern, tpenn
nidt bimmliGbe, bod irbif6e
Sbdbe. Sn 9>eutOrleans ouein
belief }l6 ibrt ginnobme binnsn
einem Meuat auf l2,OOO Sboter.
@s 1T olfo oeeb nibt aues Sc.
flbl flr 2ebensstnuB in 0lsu O1t
leans erlorben.
Srubtb r.-Dor eiuiqtn
Sostn truroe @aoam 6pnomaf,
in Der Moinltrast So. 2lA Gin
einnati bon orep fd6ntn une &C.
funeen &inoern entbunDen, tin
&nabe uno jwep Mdobeu. Mut.
ter uno &lncer befinoen G1 spobl.
wir etrnsbmen aus oer pins,
burg Shines, oa6 per einisen
Sasen stpep jun9e 2eute aus gli IA,
beth Saunidip. 'Namsns Seb unp
Srnin, Elm 0efsbt battsn, - obep
@ri'erer seecotet tpuloe. Scr
Gtreit stoifben ben bspoen &dm-
pfern blieb naeb lanstm Gefesbt
unentfbteoen dis se5ripin etnen
Stsin aufbob uno i'm ScS an oen
Sopf ftleuoette, sperauf oie(sr
~ 8ooen fIsl uno ia fpsnisen
MInuten teinen 8tiit dufgab:
mtalidt 3eitunsenb babeufben
fpif pininer 2pif mN,s A.t SS.,;.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-06
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2ebanon Gauntp, pa. nabe tep
Bopnesburs, in oiefttn @auntp,
tcot 9efnnOen. Gercner Gri6man
wusoe beoon benabribtist tcite
aber nibtfot11en. Der Soote pur,
ee besraben jeoob bic folsenDe
9>att BON eIni9en unbetaunten
,perfenen cine flsine gntfernuns
neege(blsppt unO Am foleenoen
'Morgen wieosr betroist. Srcp
|eob Dor, Die Wa0erEbeu III bei-
len, uno wlnf1tt 9or(brift III
oerfaufen.
6 wir ptvnebmen, oa6 ote
0ronojurp am (seten mltwob
Is ODER 20 BiQs bon Snbiftment
sesen 9pleler erlit6, uno sben fo
9e9en folbe, rpeltbe bep Dem Snt.
mlC6en BON games Nnoerfon ous
Dem Gefdnsni6 bsbilfi6 sparen.
6Gie 9efsR9sbune ppn bic
fem @taote bat wdbreno ibrer
leeten S!eung 464 0eiase eeneb,
mlst, bon oenen nur 40 einen al,
9emelnen @baraeter an Gb tro-
gen. "Oas 1T [East bic 6lus.
Borough 8olette,] 70 beildufs Elm
ibbner 0sls9 fir Das 9erbdltni6
Der Selesmaderep 3u 0unlten
@tnSe(ner i'm 0er9leib jener lum
0ortbetle pes 9ole."
G0eneral SoofCon it am Is.
W(dr3 1u Wa(bplue (3enne6ee)
onsefcmr1en, pen 100 aus Ct uob
(sinem 2anoie obreifte.
@W / dis at n.-Dtt Sc
ies9eoun9 o!eies StaateS bat ei.
ne au9smelne secle9iGbe NuslnsG
Jung osneIben dn9eoronst.
GGboot. Jstanb.-
Nus allen bereits befalten wobL
eerl9tsn sebt berpor Bag Sran,
CTS, Der oemocrotifbe ganoioot
fur oae 9ouuernoramt =. GboDet
JsIano, ,pieosr er,pdblt ,porpen 1T.
Seln wbissesner bsiBt ped,
BAN. i.
GGer 9unsreb in Stras bat
Die Gaeue fborf perboten. Scr
lent9e, {pe!6sr einen ouoern i'm
OueQ t1otet, fou ais Mbrosr be-
trabtst rne te,traftmereen. 2Ber
Ssrausforceruusentrdst miro um
Oe'0 settroft uno einseferfert.
ND2Slr oernebmen oa6 lebte
Wo9e in Oetrcih Nihisan, lber
10 5aufer nesbrannten.
Nab pripotbrisfen aus qwe.
fb'netcn City bat licb cisgeTunp,
belt ess: gr"prdNeeuten Gaf(cn
duf settIer ne1ltben Nelfe frierfllcb
ssts0'srt.
g'ouv;rn6r 9hlep son Sc.
orslen, fees cine 2eIcbnuna Don
200 Sbaler ouf Die Gsfausenuehz
mune zines sewi6eil 5einrid
Mbit, .psthet Re GbulsIst i,t,
e'ne Mcrotbot an 0iron, G it,eet
ina lsstsn Ssbruar besansen IN
boben. 'Bbtte III urfsefabr 22
Sabre off, 4 8uB 6 Get Bob ;
beuss Saor uno G'eGhtsforbe
sraus Ntlssn ttno srose 9sa(t.
Sn Nsu.Orlsons roor am sten
Orr. Elm arcfes Gfuer Gs h~orv,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-06

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