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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

The New Orleans slips are of the 9Th Ju.
" ne Bee of that date asserts that the
enc" Fever has made it appearance in thai
cry and that the Physicians have several
cases in charge.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

James Cashie, Esq. has been elected
resident of the branch Of the EXCHANGE
Bank at Richmond.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

,v "A, The grand dinner given by the Duke .,
o,. ,;in ION on The 18th Of June, in cenmem-
v, I.,I a OF me battle Of Waterloo. the services
y, s'u ana s''Ter plate displayed was valued
''''''oh I'VE hundred thousand dollars.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

ToMA1 oEs.-Mrs. Child gives the fol.
lowing directions Tor cooking this valuable
vegetable:
tomatoes shoeid be skinned by pouring
boiling water over them. After they are
SIX inned, they should be stewed half an hour,
in tin, with little salt, email bit OF butter,
aud a spoonful of WATER" This method is
g., ,,;, AA"se To eat with roast meat for dinner.
v, nen piucked green, tomatoes make an ex-
VIC 'il'ue OF nneni, when ripe, IN Inc IoIIowin q
manner. The vegetable should be squeezed
up IN the hand, salt put to them. and SET by
Tor twenty four hours, after being passed
through sieve, aispice, pepper, garlic, and
~h1'e mustard seed shauld beadded II Should
De BOILED down one-tbird and bottled after
II IS cool. No liquid is necessary, as the to.
'na,oes are very juicy. A good deal of salt
and spice is necessary to keep the ca,sup
wen: IL Is delicious with roast meat and
cupiui adds much 10 the richness of SCUM
anh chowder. The garlic should be tskep
out before the catsup is bottled"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

10 AZ Mobile, two weeks ago, Flour was
as h'sh as sixteen dollars per barrel in con.
sequence OF the short supply in market.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

:, A petition ia 10 circulation in RALEIGH N
asking Congress 10 charter a pNstio,ai
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

success easy. My HUMBLE EFFORTS |
have not been spared during my ADM,
nisiration Of the Government, to RES
TORE THE CONSTITUTIONAL CURRENCY
OF GOLD AND SILVER, aud something
trust has been done towards the &C.
complishment of this most desirable OBJ.
ject."
The worst Of it is that while the silly
and impracticable scheme of establishing
Gold and Silver Currency has failed,
our paper money has become compare
lively worthless, and the metals have al
most entirely disappeared from circu
lation. The people cannot be blinded
to these facts. Nor can they forget the
promise, at the commencement the ex-
pertinent, that the currency was to be
improved. 1t was the burden of every
: song Of the party, for more than ,w'
: years; and to deny it now is HiAin,
i with the common sense and intelligence
{ of peoples adding insult to injury.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Temper VS.. Hemphili and others.
Suprrsedeas 10 judgment Il Augusta
Circuit Court.
Argued by Baldwin for Plaintiff and by
Niche for Defendants.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

!remPer vs.. Hemphill and others.
Judgment reversed and Cause demanded
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Beale vs.. Wood and others.
fur'her heard Oh argument by Pey,op 81
- ohnson for Appellses, and continued for
further hearing ''A
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Ply M"y' and others Justices for Others, vs.
rehabilitation against defendant,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

me Chllian government was preparing an
eXPedhion against Peru, consistiDp n, isn5
ana sea forces, the whole Of which Mas n ha
undsr The command of Admiral BIanco do
Ilceren' II was expected to depart about
me end OF June for The coast Of Perm and
consisted OF the flag ship Liber!sd, of22 runs.
snip monteagudo, Of 80 guns; ship Vaiparai.
90, Of 10 guns; four briggs of Is, IL, 10. and
oo gnns Que gun boat; Is transports with
ooOo troops 3 transports with horses 3
transports with provisions, and with pow>
ler.IGeneTal LA Fuente accompanies the
expedition with 500 volunteers of csvaI,y
!, was expected that great portion Of The
DeFuV'an troops would join the Chiiians.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Beals VS.. w God and others.
An appeal from decree OF Augusta Cir
cult Court Argued 10y the attorney Gen,
eral for the appellant, and continued Tor fur.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
SATURDAY, July 29ib

oATUHDAfI July ZJiD.
Armstrong, Grant, & Co, against Trim
ble.
Supersedeas 10 a judgment Of Kanau ba
Circuit Court.
Argued by B. II. Smith for plaintiffs, and
conunued for further hearing.
Moses C. Good, Esq. admitted 10 prac>
tice in This Court.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

THE TREAsURY.-From the following
statement, il appears tina, The Treasury Of the
United States, SO lately suffering under a
plethora, has heen reduced, by the operation
of:hs "Experimenl," to consumptiye con-
dition Nat. Int.
I'REAsURy DEPARTMENTS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
a UGUsr !, 1881.

In compliance with the resolution Of the
Senate OF The I'd Of March last, notice is here
by given that The receipts Tor the month OF
June, as ascer,aned and estimated, were
For customs, about 1913 900
" lands, 6S0,000
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
w EDyEsDAY. July

EindIey's admir-. We. Shelly 8 admir-.
Decree reversed and Bill dismissed
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
TuEspAY, August /. 1897.

Armstrong, Grant, & Co. against Trim
BILE.
Judgment affirmed.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
MONDAY, July 81, 1887.

Armstrong, Grant, & Co.
Argument continued ny the Attorney
Genera! for defendant, aud 10y c. johnson Tor
Plaintiffs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
From ths Le,v,s6urg Republican.
COURT OF APPEALS.

THURSDAY, July 9th, 1897.
PRESENT,
The Hon. II St GEORGES Tuck Err, Presi-
len., FRANCIS L. BROOKE, RICHARD L.
PARKER and WM. BRocK
James Douglass against John Fagg.
Decree reyei sed and bill dismissed.
Wm. POsge against James Bell.
Upon a supersedcas to a judgment Of Au-
gus,a Circuit Court-Afgu.d by Peyion for
plaintiff, and 10y Baldm and Z. Johnson for
defendant.
Findl.y's udm'r, against Shefy's admir-.
Appeal from decree Of Wy,he Circuit
Court.
Argued by McComas for Appellant and
continued Tor further argument.
IIumes against Hugart.
Revived 10y consent.
FRIDAY. July 2Sih, 1887.
Black against Gilmore.
Supefsedeas awarded TO judgment Of Roc
kingham Superior Court
Charlton agains, G ,r'lner.
Supersedeas awarded 10 q judgment OF
Montgomery Circuit Court.
Poage against Bell.
Judgnicst affirmed.
Findley's administrator against Sheffey's
administrators
Argued by Preston and Stuart for Appellee,
and 10y Beverly Johnson for Appellant.
\
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
TEXAS.

From the Houston Telegraph, Of July !.
The following extract If letter from CO. |
lumbia furnishes particulars oil one Of the
most audaciuus assassiuatiops we have ever
known
yesterday, at dinner time, Capt. JOS
EPH POWELL, was killed by DIR. HUM
PnRIEs in manner which called fort h the
unqualified ahhorrence Of all our Commu>
nifty.
"POwELL was on his way 10 dinner with
a few friends, when HUMPHRIEs, who had
been waiting for him TO pass, suddenly
sprung forward, and, with pistol, shot him
through the heart. POWELL Tell dead in
s,an,ly, and HUMPuRIEs was instantly
seized and tied, afterwards was examined,
and fully committed The first feeling was
~ hang him immediately /; the better feel
ing Was paramount, and he was deliv cred o.
yer 10 the strong arm of the law. The eX,
element was tremendous on account OF the
good qualities OF POWELL, who wus much
liked, and the base, cold biooded, assassin
like manner in which he was deprived of
lie. POWELL was inferred with military
honurs, s. large number uf the NEST re.
spectacle inha!iantsol the country attended.
-~GESe--
PLUMBAGo.-li was lately stated in the
English papers, that the celebrated Mine OF
Plumhago, or Black Lead, at DorrowdaIe,
in England, was exhausted, and that 9TH
er source Of obtaining this useful mineral
was known. Ii has since been stated, in
some of the papers of this country, that Plum
bago can he obtained in any quantity in the
vicinity oi RALEIGH, in NoRrH CARROLL
MA. 10 confirm this statement, we have
pleasure in publishing the following extract
from Geological Report made TO the Lee
gislature of North Carolina several year.
ago, by Professor OLMsTED, then Professor
OF Chemistry and alineralogy at the Univer'
sity al that State, and at present Professor
OF Mathematics in Yale College.
This great deposite OF Black Lead say
the Professor, "lies a little westward OF RA
LEIGH. The hole formation consists Of
great number Of parallel beds, varying il
idth from few inches Ia twenty feet
They lie in singular variety OF isinglas
rock, (snicGceous schistus,) usually OF
bright cherry red, hut sometimes of siive
'ry white color. These beds occur through
!. 'out space not less than three feurths OF
mile wide, aid Ten miles long. / have ne
'yer read of any mine OF plumhago which cal
compare in extent with this, and have req
son 10 believe it is the largest mine on re
cord"
Professor SiLLImAN having had speci
, men of this Plumhago presented TO him b,
the late Judge JOHNSON, OF the Supreme
:. Court OF the United States, said, "ii is G
very fine quality, and appears we'll adapic
, both for crayuns and pots" AID Professo
DEWEY, Of Williams College, Massachu
sets, on viewing another specimen, declare
i sit was the finest he ever saw. Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
Doolittle against Mslcomb.

OUUTIItIr HE dIHVI NhICUTIIU,
Supersedeas to a Judgment Of CahelI Cir
cult Court. Submitted hy Summers for
plaintiff, and by Reynolds for defendant,
Judgment affirmed
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
VERY LATE FROM THE pAc1r,c

The ship Ann M'Kim, Walker. arrived
I'll thlsFort yesterday 10 the rsmarka bIv sbor,
passage OF only fifty nine day from Valparai'
SO and forty two from Cape Horn. She re-
ports tba: The U. S. ship North Carolins
C"In. Ballard, arrived on the 18th NAV IN
MY two days passage-and sailed for C,Ilso
on The l7th.-N y. paper. '"0
CHILL AN EXPEDITION AcAINer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Findlcy's administrator against Sheffey's
administrator.
Argued by Preston and Stuart for A ppellee,
and hy Beverly Johnson for Appellant.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Charlton agains, G,r'lner.
Supersedeas awarded 10 judgment Of
Circuit Court.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10

Poage against Bell.
Judsn,cs, affirmed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-05

s LATHAM.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-24
Beoinsun9en oie1er 3eituns.

1.Der preis eieier 3eituusift:ein
1bdler, une fanfuneswanais Gents
fMrben SabrSans in . Oraubbe3abl
aus; Gin 2balsr uub fnnf3is Gents
rvenn imnerbalb orep W1pmaten. pom @m:
pfanse Der 3eituus en,-smep 2baler
wetl inusrbalb benz Sabrt,-uue 2 1ba:
ler unb fhuf5is @ents >penu nab Ser:
lauf oe0elben beSab!t wiro.
9.Sar eiuetirSere 3eit aIS feds Ms:
nate tpiro cine Sub(crirtiou an9snon,=
men, unb Die 3eituus tann nibt aufse:
seben wereen bio ale Ruad fdnee BE:
abIt Fuo.
s. 8stanntmabunsen toNen: Snr
cine Dods SO @entS baS 8iered far
etnen Monat 81 une fur ein Sabt aSba:
ltr ba6 Diered. 49,.
r8riefe &c. an ben 9eraussebe,
ma0en poffrep einSe(anb twerbtn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-24
Ste 81 " fe.

dser-eitb.
Sm Da!b une auf Der 9aise
Da iub' i6 nseine Greube,
SO bin Elm Jdseremaan. -:
Den Walb uuo SOtit sa besen,
Da6 9Dileprett 80 erlegeu.
ST baS. mas mir eefd1t.
9atli, balto ! 9aIli, ballo!
ST baS, mas mir 9efdat.
Das 3ubu i'm ibnelten Slusr
Die 9bnsf' in. 3idJad5uSe
1rsf' iob nit Si1erAeit.
Die Sauen, Reb' un0 0irfbe
@rIes' idb auf ber 8hr(bt.
Der SuHs IdBt mir (ein EIeio. Qaut se.
&ein 6etler in Der 1afde.
Gin S1Hid@en aus SIafbG
Gin 9tadben i6warSee SrUo;
Den treueu Hmno sur Ssite.
aeenn ib sen Malo bureb(1relte.
Damn bat es seine 9eOtb. 9aai &c.
GUT groe biusefredet
Den 1ii6 nat Wco6 beoedtt,
. lfie rsi3eno Die Slatur!
Bsennt Iu(ti9 sneine Vftife,
1Denu idb ben QGalo our@frsife.
9uf @ottes fseYer Slur. 9aM .e.
60 3ieb' idb ear6 bic @ilees,
60 ell idb burb Die Selber
Dobl bin een sanSsn Gag;
O. Hieben mir bic Stunoen.
0leib RibtiSsn 9eeunetn,
SiI' i9 Dem 1Dilee nab. 9alli &c.
Menn iib bic Sonne neiset,
Der eafre S(ebeI ttei9et,
Das 1astpsrt 1T setban
Damn febr' t6 con Bet 0aiee
3,sr bduBlib itillen Sreuoe,
Gin frsm,ner Sasersmann. 3aui &c
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-24
Samta& Ben 24fen Sunp, 1897.

ltVuBbe Ut4tI sVV wv oEb <NYkI
binlaufen, tpenn MID Elm Srem-
Der anreoete, uno tpenn ib enolt6
<insm Srauenjimmsr freunolid
uno orti9 bs9esnen fsute, itano
ib iteif uno ltumn1 oa.
0enu9 mas man Qbfi6eeit u.
feline e5itte nsunt, seb6rt jur, &c.
btnt9lhd, 70 GUT rpit Breo uno
|S(eli6 uno 9Ba0er.
9iele un(erer iun9en 6erren
baben's in eie(er &unIt au6 nod
nlbt tpett 9ebrabt ruis ib t1erts.
Monber, tpenn er in @e(eU(boft
|f6mmt, tpei6 niebtt tpebin er INIT
Nrmen unp 8einen fou, uno nian
febt's ibm an, Ct bdtte lle lisbsr
pobeim 9elo0en. Manber .psi6
nibt roo er bic 9dnot einquatiren
fol- ; balo ltsdt e. Ts In bic me(,
te, balp sor in bic Sefen, balo
srast er llb oawit jur Nbweb(ek
un9 am &ppf. '@
SD bite eu6 oaber, tneine Sc
|(bitte uno msin llnslicf fir GIN
eers 5etannt III MAIDEN. &snn
unter moncbem onoern b6(en
|@6iG(ol, oas i6 mir our6 msb
ne unbebeIfentett 3u5cS, 9ebSrt
aub oas, oa6 ib Elm alter Sung
st(eu 9tworoen bin, un0 jeRt SO
Sabre, uno feine Srau babe.
Sobalo msine So(e Sporba-
fen 9eforben, unA ib, ais ibr ein-
si9er @rbej sismtib perm6seno
sewcroen tpar, tpeUte man mir In
mtinen, 80 Sabr cine Sc6ter ,ur
Srau 9eben, Die b6n tpar, Eaus'
ntrtbltb, tu9enebafL fteunolib|
uno Dsrm6 9tno.
sJunefsr B6rbtli stfIe( mi: s.
Die @06t foute in Gi6tisteit &C,
bra6t weroen !; icb ieute 9unsfer
|8drbeli ndber tsnnen lsrnsn : tcb
tparo Don ibrem Better ju 0ot
selabsn 100 i1 Ge fnosn 1oute.
Sb sisns ni0t germ in 9ro6e
@efsufbaft, neil ib our6 lble
|@r;iebuns (0su uno fdlbtern
|par. Ntsr tpas tbut man nibt|
Der fbbnen 9drbsli ju sefausn ?
SD fleioete MID in {odtdslibe
Sepsrfleieer; fsine tpsiBe Strlm'
|pfe, leibte $ausfdube, Elm apRb
erintr Nof nit perlmutterfn6pft
en- 9enus, t1 tpar ,itrlib pis
Elm Srdutisam.
2lls ih aber eos bas 6aus bss
6errn QSetters FAM flppfte mir
oas 9ers Dor Nn9ft, ais bdtte ib
cine Sbmisoe In meiner 8ruIt.
''Benn nur feline 9reet 9eftN
|fbaft oa if!' oa6t teD; "Wsn's
lnur eft Uorbep nare."
Bum 0lld traf i6 Den 6errn
9ttir aasin. 81 fbrieb nod cine
Nebnuns in feinsr Stube. "Sbr
fcmmt ettpas pdtt ST.. Stolpri'
an !'' fa9te er. Sb msbte snan'
|sis &rabfi6e linfs uno rebts,
ladts psr Anslt, um freunolib
aus;u(ebsn une bate nur INNER
I}ote srcbe 9e(tlfhaft i'm $cpf.
Snpem Der 6err 0ttter Die
! |Ge0nunS f,rtis bat uno Den
] Streufano fubt, fprln9' i1 sas
oien(tftrtis binsu, spin ben Gam
! auf's papier treuenf sreife unse'
/ fbidter meife oas Rintenfaf
fatt ees @anbfaies, ,llno fbhtt'
,|ibm einen mwarsen Strom De,
) .lbe(ten 9inte hbsr oas 3ierlid
j |papisr. SD 9laubte, i6 mists
j |inObnnobt fallen vor S6refen:
,|nobm in oer 9ernirruns uno @il
'|,nein fbneemtiees 9bnuptud
'}aus eer Ncftathe uno tpi(bt'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-24

| eNtV ~&SVNSkuV WV VNsStSuSbVNkWw
ltbsn Sou perur(a6t batte, (ous
bern nur, ,ple sefasti cine &dIbers
pa,tete.
wir ftauosn ouf. Ser 9ttter
mabte aus Der 9anien Sabe ei-
nen SpaB. @r obsr bate gut
fpaGtn. Sd bdtte meinen mo-
gen. unb (bdmte mid fat toot.
SD telltt mid an ben Ofen, uno
laste tein Wcrt III t,,siner @nt'
flbuloi9uns, (enoernf peil 2l0ss
um mid bsrum !abtt uno iiberte,
lo6te ib aub, uuo fab nur ser-
itobleu nob Der ,erl6metterten
&dlberpalttte.
Mon tnu6te fib suolib ;u Sift
be9ebsn. 0err 9sttsr mar IL
solant, mieb neben 8arbcli ju
(eksn. 9b mdre liebsr nsbsn sis
mem feusrpeisn0sn Seret 9sCsC
FEM ols neben 0ielem EbSnen su'
ten Mioben. Dsnn IS paro
mir - unosrtib ~ Mutbe nsbsn
meiner finfti9en Joobseiterin.-
SD fay Die sro6s 9slsuibaft am
Slide nur (ebr fubti9 an.
Sa tparo bic Suppe herumges
rsibt. 9un9fsr 0drbeli bot mir
elnen Seller ppu - i6 tpnnte oaS
unmS9li6 annebmen. Sie bah
ts nseb Feline Suppe. ga 9ab's
|pieoer Rsmplimente Iber Die
|Suppe, uns i6 fab scraus, oas
Is NIT Den sottlo(tn &emp!imen--
ten tpisoer libel ablaufen tperoe.
Oarum bat ib oas ib6nt Bdrbes
Ii sar oir9eno, oU6 bic @5uppe lu
beba(ten, uno fab ibm betteno in
Die (btnen blousn Nu9em uno lab
ntbt auf ben Seller, uno Die fec
|osno bei0t Suppe foB ri6tis aaf
8drbsli's S6pos uno $leioer
une Da i'd nun Gbnea Die Supre
,uruf scs, Fam Die anosre 0dlf'
te auf meinen @6oos uno lber
meine Strpiette uno &leioer. @s
par br iosrli6 setbti!t. Sd 0psr
se0e es ME es 1T mir alles nsb
,pie beut. @swar cine 9GbneH
fuppe.
Das CUTE BarbeIi psrlise Den
Slid. SD ltammelte @ntfbut-
oisunsen. Man trbitete MID
uno CAB mir eiuen aAossn S-eller.
;}nsmilbsno oampften meine Ssins
tlsiosr nod Don ost lleberfbwem'
muns ib tn6pfts mir, ttatt -
Serptstts einen Sipfel vem$ifb'
tub in oie Bslts. Virbsti
bate aber bic &!eioer dnostn
mi6tn. &ie fun wieosr un0
itb ntlbulpiste mid taulencmas
bel ibr, 70 gut lib tennte
Sobalo isb fab, eoS llt freunes
Gb ldbelte, moro mir au0 wisosr
mpbt ~ Dautb. uno ib trednete
mir eea Nnsltibwsib pom IN e.
|Nbt per,tebt Gb, .nibt nit otr
0ano, Isassrn nit Dem Sbaupl-
tub.
Aber oas unstidislise Sdnupf
tu9 !-Jb bate Die DinttFsts
Ebibts rein eersenen dssr atiee,
pas (eitoen, lBtbtises sefbeber.
3b rits rnir beim Abtrpdnth
Ioss Sbwsiie5 oas sanse Gsildt
70 nit Ointe oas ais i'd tas
Scbnupftu:b ipieoer (. elm tedet,
woate, Die srpSe 8efeQfbaft
mid eertpunoerunsspeu IN tinen
Negsr perwanoelt fab.
| 0a evbob i:b abermals elm
|erc6esgelabter ,,no2ster9elbrel.
l2lus 0SfIbeeit lbrie ano eadse
|ib esnn auh cine sa.,se Neile.
Unit, bis tb t,srtte, oa6 fh Die
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-24


aud, 6err Stplprtan !" rief mir
ber' '6err 9elter la1enp ju, ordn9-
te MID nit meinem f6ware uno
tpei6en Sbnuptub surlG, uno
brabte feline Sa6e in Oronung.
Oann fibrte Ct mid in Die Stu'
be, 100 Die 9eftuEbaft fbon bep'
famnen NOR. Sd fct9e ibm nab,
bate aber fbon fein 9utes 9swiC
fen,uno bemsrtte bep Nieoer(sbeu,
|ni6t obne @ntisesn, sinen $baler
9rosen DintefeG auf meinem
tpeiben Strumrfom tnten Sein.
"0ilf 9lmr,sl J" Fluff I'D bep
mit: "was ,pire Die 9rcbe Sc
fsuf1aft fasen."
0ie Sbir oes Simmess 9sbt
,ouf. SD ftsifer, bSlsernsr Burfb
MIL mid 9ar sewanot u. sslonot,
Slerli6 u. leiAtfibi9 ltsuen, bupf-
te iu ben sraBeN Saat binsin -
made &emplimente binten uno
porn, traete NIT oen SlBen lints
uno re6ts que. fsbe gar ut6t
oo6 si6t Dor mir cine 2Deibs|
per(on ltebt, bic I'M Besrif 1T,
cine poltete gum EiGb btn1utra-
|9en ; fabre ibr NIT Den, &epf IN
Ni6en, oaB bic tofbars Yaltste
BON oer S6I0tl auf ben lieben
Grobpben Cdbrt, uno 60 posierte
tb nit tneinen &omplimtnten u.
Neuerenien blinolin9s pcrwdrt$
-es spar mir III @utb, ais ftanbe
l6 in elmer &blaebt Dor eem
Selnoe u. folIte ins Seuer rudeu.
Btl6s &emplimente bic srcke
Oeleu(baft um mid beruut t,,o6'
tet tpeis i6 nibt; oenn i6 batte
nod ni6t Den Mutb aufsuftben,
fonoern fubr wie 5eft6tn NIT
&rakfu0en, 8idlin9en uno 9e'
Scr(amer Oienern um mid berut11
fort, bis Elm neues un9lud meiner
96fi6ssit 3iel u. &rsnsen fs&
te.
96 war namli6 bep meinsm
sifrisen &omplsmsutiren nit Den
Sl6en bis 5ur paitete apaniirt,
Die nod pa lag, neil Die Mass ..
ibrem fnrbterliben SGreden feb
nod ni6t erbclt batte, uno NIT
ttarren Nussn auf oas Meiiters
itlG Ser Re6tunl1 am 8poen
binblicfte, obne IS aufsunebmsn.
Sa fdbrt bev sinem nsusn
compliment mein bintebefsdter
Su6 in Die Yaltsts, ib fab nibts,
oenn mir tpar por p6fidfeit a.
les blau oor ben Nusen sewcroeu.
|Sb 9litGbte in Dem pa|tetenteise
iWmabliser, bod b6b't natarliet'
Ct QBeife aus, perlie1e mein pers
l6nlibes uno politifbes 9lelb-
9ewibtt nno faue, fo lang ib bin,
Juno ih ms0e fdnf Yu6 uno llebtn
3oll, auf Ole eree, gum nl6t &C.
rinsen Shrscfen uno Geldbtsr
elmer sansen, src6sm sbrsnsWsr
|tbsn Gelsulbaft.
Sm Sausn ri6 ib nod ,tpep
Sthbte nit nieosr, an oenen ib
MID balten ,psllte, uns Elm jung
lee, artises Srauenstmn,er, oas
lid oermutblieb arf einem otrieI
.|bsn nieoerlaGsn woiIte, lag ebsn
10 fbn:a a!s ibr Stubl nsben mir
am 3oosn. 8 6imnset, uno oas
|tpar tnein Edrbeli.
] gs erbeb lih nun Elm ent{sshb'
les Setergelbrep; ,lno ib am be'
ben 1brie oub. Denn ba lb ne
ben mir an Der @rbe, aa1er stpsp
Stibten notb Elm Srautnsimn,es
lIlitaen fab, slautte ih feft an cir
:lRastes g1ebsbsa. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-24

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Grft fbnbt Den &aiisr SramL
Damn zen i'm 9isaessranI
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Naterlaub. in's @tmebs,
9up,pis senirt ~ iebr!
EOS r! 2es -! SOS ! SOS! -@.E...
gabIen, rro tleibt Str bann?
CUR W1itressnt mus oaran!
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Du spirft Sur Mdenf6ane.
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