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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

If all the newspapers which are read
were piled 10 a heap, they would make a
mountain then If all the newspapers
which are paid for were placed In another
heap beside the former. and a man were
to stand on the top ofeach heap, the one
would be so far above the other that they
could not converse together without the
aid Of a speaking trumpet.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

SINGULAR EPIrAPH.-The following is
a copy Of an Epitaph in a burying ground
in Newport, RI
"Ihe human form respected for bis hon
esty. and known 53 years by the appslta-
ton Christopher Ellery. began TO dissolve
IN the month Of February 1882"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15
M. I. a n Y
C-ascHoLoaY.-In the Excursion Of Words
voffR6ceurs the following passage =:

-" I have seen
A curious child, apply ing TO his ear
The eonyolutions ola smooth Tipped shell,
To which, in silence hushcd, his very soul
Listened Intensely, and bis coantenance soon
Brighten'd with JOY; for, muimuring from within,
Were heard sonorous cadences, whereby,
To his belief, the monitor exrress'd
mysterious union with its native sea.
Even such a shell, the universe itself
Is 10 the ear of faith and doth impart
Autbentic tidiugs of invisible things:
OF ebb and flow, and ever during power
And central peace subsisting at the heart
of endless agitation"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

SusLlME.-My brethreo. said a preach
er at a protracted meeting, poftrayine
the difference between vice and virtue
there is as much difference existing be.
tween the two, as between an angel and O
swil pau
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

Coon LUCK OF FoRrUNR.-THE CLIN.
TON FAMILY.-Ithas just been discovered
that the Clinton family of this city and
state have a property worth a million ster-
ing, to which they are the lineal heirs.
1t IS situated in the county Of Longlord
IreIand.- Good luck to the noble Cllntons
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15
lvol. xxxvTI---No. 81.

TEMpoRA MurANruR.--I rode up
yesterday in the omnibus with my ven
cradle friend Garry Gilbert--the most
indomitablc politician Of the day, and
ono ofthe best hearted and most forgiy-
ing FOR after standing by poor Clintoi
Ike a man, he very calmly transferred
his affection and supportto Van Buren,,
who he always deemed the most i'm.
grateful Of all Citations opponents.
Garry however was a true Jackson
man. There has not been a hickory
tree planted for the last eight years.
that no did not glorify with a patriotic
speech. He was always at his post at
the ward mcetings--at the wigwam-
at the dinner and the barbecue; he
would make a speech, sing a song, tell
a story, and spend his money freely,
if in honor of old Hickory. "What
are those flags flying forl" said Garry,
abiding to the stars and stripes floating
from tho City Hall. "Don't you know7"
"indeed DON'T" "Is it possible you
you don't know" positively | do
not" They wave in honor Of the
glorious victory at New Orleans--tho
memorable sth Of January. 20 dear,
0 laid quite forgot so il does.'
Poor Andrew Jackson, sick and bro.
ken down and going out Of office, and
out Of favor like Cardinal Woolsey; his
dearest friends forgot the only great
service he ever rendered his country
"Thus runs the world away"
What a lesson this is to men, ambi-
tious to rule and intriguing for pow.
err. They tramplc down laws, unset
tic the prosperous condition ofthe
try-arc reckless Of the good opinion Of
the honorable and moriiorious--selfsh
in their views and ungovernable in
their prejudices; surrounded by hungry
~expectants and sustained by IN army
Of l%oafers; when the time arrives which
compels them to surrender power their
own party neglect, forget and abandon
them.
The glory ofthe ever memorable 9Th
Of January has been obscured by tho
acts of the Executive, who loses as
President many Of the laurcls which he
gained as the Military Chieftain."-
~. y. STIR.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

CorHuBIAL AFFEcTIoN.-A correspon.
dent of the Newark Advertiser, gives the
following incident, which took place du-
ring the trial of Richard White, for set
ting fire TO the Treasury buildings at
Washington:
In the course ofthe trial, the most clev-
er and celebrated thief takers have been
examined, and scenes Of ingenious villainy
have been disclosed, which has inspired
us with wonder approaching to admira
ton. There was a beautiful woman ex-
amined, a Mrs. Baldwin, TO prove that
she overheard White telling her husband
that he had succeeded in setting fire TO
the Treasury. "Where is your husband!'
asked the Counsel for the prisoner. She
paused for a moment, a hand beautifully
formed, of ivory whiteness. was passed
over her dark eyes, and then in a low
voice answered, ''he is in State Prison IN
New Jersey" "And were you not IN the
State PRISON." Eyes, when | went TO see
my husband" Bot were you confined,
there for an Infamous offence?" "No."
"Were you never charged with an inla-
nous offence?"
The court suggested to Mrs. Baldwin,
that she was not compelled to answer that
question. She paused, as if to summon
all her energy, and then lifted her head,
exhibiting a countenance lighted up with
more than ordinary intelligence and enef
gy, she answered, / will tell. Yes, sirs d
was charged with taking to my poor bus
band instruments to enable him 10 escape
from prison, and (raising her arms and
her voice at the same time,) | did it. Ii
you call that an Infamous offence, | do
not.n There was a sudden and universal
burst Of appreciation from every part oil
the Court ROOM, to recompence this dis
play of connubiaI fidelity, and it could not
be repressed until it had found full vent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

ANCIENT CIrY.-The remains of an an
cient city are said to have been discover
ed on the Crawish, a branch Of the Rock
river, in Wisconsin territory, the wall OF
which is in its present state four or five
feet high and twelve feets,hick at the base,
built Of burned brick, and supported by
butresses at regular distances. The wall
above described is supposed TO have been
that Of the citadel. as it encloses three
large buildings and about fifty of a small
or size. II is in turn enclosed by another
of about three miles square. We fear
that the editor Of the Chicago American,
from which the article of which we have
given the substance is taken. has been i'm
posed upon, and think il probable that the
city spoken Off a modern antiquity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

TEXAN FINANcEs.~-The philadel-
phia Enquirer Of Saturday States that
a gentleman from New Orleans, decla-
red on Fridpy 10 a merchant Of PhiIn-
deIphia that no was in a well known
great commercial house in New Or.
leans, at the time that q draft was pre-
sonted by a respectable looking man in
the military undress. Of an officer.
The applicant inquired Of the chief Of
the frm--whethcr the draft was goodi
The merchant replied in the afirma-
tive, and the draft was accordingly ac-
cepted. After the military gentleman
had gone out, the acceptor told the in
formant Of the Inquirer that il was q
draft from General Santa Anna in Jfat
ror Of T~eras--tor fre hundred Moas-
and doIarsv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

LupIcRoUs ScENE.-The Boston Trav-
eller relates the following:-A singular
scene occurred yesterday in the Artists
Gallery, during an antislavery meeting
MIR. Staunton, who was addressing The nu
merous assemblage, felt a sudden affection
of the lungs, and was obliged to suspend
his remarks by reason of coughing. The
propensity seemed contagious; Immediate
iy great numbers OF the audience set a
sneezing and coughing; a rush was made
to the door, and the meeting was complete
iy broken up. On examination il appear,
ed that some mischievous person had
sprinkled cayenne pepper on the heated
stove in the room, which soon Infused III
sternutatorY powers among those present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

ORIGIN OF THE BABBER's PoLE.-
| The pole which, marked with red spi-
raj stripes, stands at every BARRIERS
door, is a standard puzzle to most peo-
pie in this country. The barber him
self cannot interpret its meaning. The
professors Of the art Of shaving in the
old world, however, understand the
meaning Of the symbol better than we,
as is evident from the following expla-
nation, given by n 0 fthem on a trial
in an English court Of justice.
"Ah, sir! n pole is IN old ancient
sign among BARRIERS what really are
BARRIERS, and it shows to our GUS
toners, and the world generally, as our
forefathers used to bleed their custom
ers in the harm, this zero pole they
used TO hold, and them there stripes is
the vital fluid as flowed down IT,"
HoNEgrY nj HyPocRIsx.--Wo-
men are greater aristocrats than lei
eve were. No woman d break in.
to their magic circle o~fsociety, unless
a husband takes her into il. Ifa stray
fair n Of a strange flock comes near
another flock, to which she does not
belong, what a clustering is there -
Men always give you the hand, and
: they're glad TO see you.' The Q q
son is, that women are honesti in such
matters with each other, and men play
the hyPocrite.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-02-15

Tue ExpuNeING PEN.-We find the
following anecdote, in company with
some other news from Washington. in
the Boston Advocate, whose editor is
on a visit TO that city.
"a little anecdote is related at WASH
ington, which is worth recording. The
night the expunging resolution was
carried into effect in the Senate, Mr.
Benton, the ~persevering i've Of that
measure, sent 10 the President the pen
used By the Clerk of the Senate, in draw.
ing around and across the black lines,
and writing the words, Expunged by
order Of the Senate 1t was a new
pen that had never been used for any
other purpose. The President recei-
we'd il with much pleasure, and inform!
ed Mr.. b. that he should preSerps il
mhie he Hced, and at his death bequeafh
IL to mr.. Il. as a mark Of his regard"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
8eoin9un9en bie1sr 3eitune.

1.Dr Wrsi6 cisler 3eituneilt: @ir
2baler, uuo f0nfuue5man3is Gen
firoen Sabrsans in . Dorausbe1 a b l.
nns Gin 2baler uno fanf3i8 @entt
>peuu iunerbaib orey Mpnaten, oom @m
pfen3e Der 3situns an,-5mep 1taIs'
,rsiI lnnerboIb Dem Jabre,-,,uo Gbe
lsrunb fnnfjia e ent6 8 psun nod Ser
Iauf'oeGelbsn bs5abIt mito.
2. 5ar einethrBsre 3eit el6 Tede Nc
nate niro cine 9ub(ctiA AtIen aneenOm:
men, uno bie 3eituH9 f0un nitI)t auige
gsbsn wsrcen bis die 0taudfdnoe b:
ablt fno.
8. BsfanntInabnreen fo0su: 8h'
eiae Mobs 50 @eut5 ca6 Nieyed ft''
eineu Monat 81 uuo fur Elm Sabg 1ba
Irr oas Diered.
u8riefe &c. an ben psreu53ebe'
mi1en poitfrey einss(anotwsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
oor(tacn (nute

Gie Sone QBbi9s G(breDtn oaB
Der Sbobfammer 0efebl bo6
GIen0 Don 1887 perurG oht batts,
lno Oob nihtS ais cine S.otionol
SanF, }odIfs perf01ftn f6une.
Ser NrtIfs( ppn Dem 9>oro
Carolina Sournal ieiet, boB wir
wlbrenO Dem Yslteben jsner
Vonf y er 1olbe oridsnce 3siten
batt$n' II. 70 meirt oooon oielslben
III Oerblten, mor Ile Die 5ouptt
urla be poa jeosr oer(elben.
Oie Sanfs tpuroe in 1916
9sfrepbr|eftt uno Ourb ibre 2ius'
osbnung psrurlobte Ge Die ver'
perblt0en GpnDu!Ionen uno oos
Serftbren Der Vanfen un0 0es
gi9entbum6 in 1916,
Surb ibre \0srbinoung nit
Der Bont Don @n9lanO, perban9te
Ne in 1925 pen oanoel nit Dem
Sbidlo( Der @nsti(ben 3onfsn.
ais ,pieper GIeno unO Gruct
elntrot.
Su 1888 oerurfatts Ge otn
Sbrecfsn IL. Nruf perltblih,
un Oa6 gonp in lllA>r1pur(la
Sll siltti9en uno Die 3uracegobe
Der Depo(lten t1nO cle OrueUsrun9
ibres Yrepbrisf6 5u er,min9en.
Ser Oru1e .Don 1887 1T oe
Ytutbt y. ]Innl olen Nbtutbcufern
Il: purtb Die un9cbture QIueosbs
nun9 Der Qlnleiben uno Den 0loten-
umlouf Der Vonf, oie.l835 ln6
Caepu ousgtbratst nuroen.
Sbotlahen be,p;iCm ro6 tie
Yont Der Dersint9teu e taoten
Die 0ahpt llrfote Don Den y let
orhfsn Den Ssit>n 9enslen, bic
mir felt ibrer. Dsrfepbrisfun9
srfabren baben. IS 1T blnl1n9IIl.
ncna man Oenjtni9snt y"elhe fir
ibre QBieOererr'btun9 ais eln
Nbbltf5 M'tel fDrep1m Die
Sbatlacbe in Grlnnerun9 bringt,
ra6 mir i,hrn rl9rma! orudenoe
3eltsu battsn cl1otm (leeritt'rt.
~ 2Nlr b}trA;ttcn Die Baut
Ser 0sreinl9ten e tonten ais
INNER nob i'm :Oo|evn bsnn oaa
UeNb Don ptnrfp!p:nien fskt
Dieft|bs lo ppIl fomtncn fort ais je,
un0 @r. Dloole elf|Arte bep
Der 2Innobms jsnss Nrepbrlefe,
pob Die Oaut 1flrftr mtrs ais je
supor Dieles mor (eine elsene
@rflSrun9 ! uno mir ole ,plb en-
oob |ls u>br 9ottIo5 III ais js,
un0 ifigfe qenelst II 0a6 gano
in llntsrwirf3fejt i'll esi6elu'
Nlr leben oui fibiilnnsre 5OaNo'
(un9en con iAr n1hrsnO osn
nADilen 80 Sobrem ais wir felt
Den !eeten 90 ba:ttn. e le bat
wdbreuo DEN ltetcn 90 Jobren
vlernal fbIebts S:lten gsma bt,
welbes I'M Ourblbnitt ale S
Sabre Ginynal mar naD ole(em
wsr0en &c oisIt!beu Gle 4 Sabr
|bsrvotbgin3sm um He sur ,pra'
|Fosntenmobl paBen III maben.
Or jsbiae Druee 1T pirfIi;b
)na1D eem Orcp Jabr Spltem,
inOsm Der esets Ourb 0Ionte uao
! feline Setreden Ne0enmatler in
Deesm5er 1888 an9efan9en tpur-
oe, uno Die nanllOen 2euts baber
Die Jntri9usn in lebtenOecsmbsr
in Dem ndmlibsn Senat an9s'
[ (fon9en. (3lcbe.
9is 9lew 9)prfer Sun sou
80. MaI* entbdtt Solsenoes :
ei9ner ! Bstrlssr! Gduber -
T 9Str miro Te er9reifen uni
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
q td@ Dtn stfn SulD, z0az.

in geipji9 i'm Sabre 1922, Den
Elm olteS OemdlOH in Olelem
&eu:r oarifsut u. {. ~. 0(a,
|tilrIl:ber 2BstIr mu6te G>in Menfb,
BET in Die SbItnssn oe6 SeufeIs
Igerotben 5u'ebt Don oiefsm 9ebcIt
uno in r!e }o6He 9ef0brt tperoen :;
uno Dies cefhab enrlit fv loutet
.0le ober9l1ubtl lUe W1br, In Dem
Oorfe 0;imiib, 9<aht6 3'pi|den
I2 uno I llhr, ,ple folbee Don
'UeOr9 QStsDemo0n in ben tpohr'
Iboftigen (5lttoTlsn Don Den g in
|oen 81. Sobann Sauitcn6.
1869, 2|on,b. uno in o,m o;ttn
(bellebten otf6bube, nOsS eurcb
Lole sonSe QB eft 0errufenen
SrSCNm orSfunltlsrs uno 3aut erers
Or. Vouf nit Dem Ssufel auff
9erihtstes Hun0ni6, abentb beuerIl'
der 2ebtn{u onoel II. Etreutihe6
$ncr " gcprucet Ill G6!n OH
VbeIn nno Nlrnber9y peltldufti9
Ut le1en III,
GINS oon Der Nbeutbeutrn bes
berdb tgtsn Or. Sau1t 1T
fol9snocs :Oie 9roBe uuO fIu9e
SiIiabetb &6ni9in bon gn9lano
|(9eb. 1888, get. 1869 winltb'
te slnnaL ais iiO Uou1t geraoe in
Ign9lono oufbielt, Don @iteItslt
geteIeben, 81 erfobren! pb cine Don
oen blrdbmteiten Gb0nbeiten
Ser NOrSett D6btre NsiSs befel1>n
babe ais le fttbit bsfec. Ser
S1war5tip,tltr wuros 0aDer Don
ihr an Den J5of befbleOen um ris
0eitoIten = I1nglt verbIibcner
,Srousn Die. ais 9Eunrtr bon
:5hou5;it 9e9ottsh DOE ibr er>
f;beinsn III la0en ? er NOR ouh
|o9letcb DlerSu berelt, unO }dmur
in Ve9enn1rt oe6 Orofsn ocn
gner uno Civ pNiIipp Gi0neD's,
OurD fe1ns 3auberfprube u. pgl.
Ole 9rie<Dllche Oe(ena, oersn
Noub DurtN paYi' Gen trojanIGDcn
SE!e9 pegan!atts, Die Moriamne,
Satin res 0srpoes, Die d9pptifbe
&6ni9in &tsopotra uno bic Ccbbns
grd FIN No(onunoe matchmaker
aus Dem gelilreihe berouf, Oiefe
Oomsn, Dem eWiQsn Des 0e'
ld,pbrers 9eAorfamen0, 9isn9cn
i'm OIanSe ibrcr0is'se unp Sugeno,
|fuus por osn Nugen Dr. S6nlsln
|rollber ; por allen srFannts @ls-
fabetb ibre 2anOemdnnim Die
fd,on NcfAmunoe, osn prels i'll,
uno bst1ilrlnte fo9or cen Dcetpr
init bitten, riefeIte nutb ein;nal
5u 5Itlrsn IS q II Il tDat eS oub
IenO|lti jsoob nacb lan9em Qbei-
germ u. beD Der lsetsn3sub:rf :rforlrel
Die er oaeRroD, (prang Elm 9rcSss
Ssnlter init !outtm &rohsn auf,
u. ole serufensU UrdFu trat in ibrsr
9on;en QlsbNhfeit in ea6 Simmss
uor Die erIfounte&bnIgin, ais ober
oiee Gs init rcn 2Eorten msin
tbeures@ benti'o !un1ormen mcllte,
)oerldbnano Die 3ouberasltalt
ou9enblIefli;b untsr furhtbarem
Oonn'E9ebraQ uao fbrsefliben
|,ucFenosn Vne:n uno lief pis
verb blhfteOelsulbaft Die &tnisIn
|bolbtoot per Sbref penSbwa'j
(funIt|sr in 2(nslt- -SbweiB aul
Den Voosn lIe9eno, Die bepoen
}3eu9cu Der 8slcDw6runs NIT bolE
usr(snftsn Nu9enbraunen ;urdd
Der Drud in 1s19-1825-'ss unb 3;
9srfelsenoe Qrtifel aus oeu
Woro Carolina Sournal pem
27lten lseten NprlL raftSbatfaber
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
0r. e q u #.

Ser 9lome So ut 1T oeni6
ol|en unErn getetn bsfonnt, Gbon
IN oen &lnoeriluben erfobren mir
Iallerlep munoirvoue 0e1Nichten
Don Dem berubmtsn Doctor Tauit,
Der nit Dem terilbmtsn $eufe|
Elm Vunonlb 9sIttU0ln OeiIter
5!tlrt II. {. 10. ; ouf Menen uh0
Sohrm nftbrs,tstr erse otti9e
Youtt ubcr Die fleine Uibne Der
'puppenG ON6ois NIT 9efpannter
Grmortun9 lomnslt fb 2lIt unO
SUNG UNI pa6 Gus 21tten j!!-
iamms19ena9eIte,i NIT blnten Gap
pen tberb bdn9te Sbeoter, uln ben
Occtor YouIt leins 2Dunosr
oerrlht'n i'll ltben. QIber nj 1T
bios &nOer uno Gen robsn Oo'p5s
boufsu bsiibAfti9t un0 untsrb0lt
Der olts 0eutlhe 3oubcrer, unp
|rIit bIoS III 2InmenmartDsn uno
'Duppen-gU m6oien ertbnt (ein
9(oms, lonoern oulb otr Oebiloete
f1neet In DEN es9enosn (So9eu)
ron s.. S ou It rei1sn GtcH
slm NoOOenFsn uno ;ur l]ntsr-
boltung, wls pis6 Die bcrdbmten
DtttuA9en ocn 2e0'n9,&Iin9st
uno e>6tbe beweifen. .-Wer abr
tpor oenn el9en'lib Or. fYoult
uno tpie Fam es, DoB fen Tuf itb
llberau bluoerbreitetn unO pa6
mon 70 oiele wunoeroclIe Go9en:
tpolu autb Die bier fo|9enoe &C.
btrt. llbsr tbn etfunoen ?-Suerlt
muffin ypir unfere SeEr wornen,
ocn um bic @rfnoun3 un0 Nus
ltung oer OuhorucftrFuntt
,robtver0ienten OClparbsiter
bannS oult (Yut } Su
WolnS nttbt NIT Dem berubtl9ten
Sbmorjfilnttlsr .. Scb
Yoult III psrmebltln. geeterer
lebts III 2Infon9e osa l6tsn
IobrbNnpertS unonor, Den 9lou6>
nilrcisilen Y(aNribten Su Sol9e,
III &nittIin9en int Obsramt MouL
brenn in Sct,poben 9ebpren.
Ssin Ootsr, Elm Vauer fGifte
Jpn nab QBittenber9; no sr ilb
Den winenlOaften ,plomete.
Don 0a elen9 Ct nab Sn9olItoott
'tuolrte Sbeo'o3is uao erlon9te
berelts in feinem lGten gsben5jAbre
Die magiIter QBuroe. o}noe6
pertoufbte er baip Oarauf fein
critics |tu0ium NIT Der 2lrSncDs
fuuoe, Gtcrnreutsrsp uno Wlo9ls,
'roria er ouGb G>it1en Somulu6
Sobonn Ql:o9ntr, oen @pbn
elues Q>reoieer6 aus 2Donsrbur9.
unterrl<bt<ts. Gpn oie(tm 3sit>
puntt te9innt Iein Nuf ais
5hworsFln|1ltr, tporuber tnau
ltb nidt ,runoun barf, in fo fern
Der Nc'tso(oute oomo|s ju
Sou6evepen! s sufeldbs1 1ct'w 6run9sn
luno Oerg'siben llnlinn In bcbsm
Orooe blnnetgte, uno 0ou|t fslb i,
Der lloen YalI8 ela Sbarnsr nar
uDo Die Srus9eblIoe uno Sri1s
merepen Eincr pbantale fir
- nobrDle(t, ourbf feinenpor 9eblihsn
un9on9 init Dec CjelttsrpsIt:
oorSiaNb ober ourtb fsin Sbpn
|uno Srsiben Die litb uber ibn
perbreitstsn e'sriDts ndbrte uno
aufrecbt erbieIt. Ge 9efbob es
oenn pa6 tnau bon ibm erjdbttt,
es babe nit Dem 8bfen (Mepbi.
itopbslee) Elm Dlncnib 9eGDlo0enI
Der Jpn ifets beeltitet uno unter,
IlaBe er reile tberall in Der QBell
umber, lsbs in Gaus uno 0raus
uno psrricbte unsrbbrte Wun Ser,
GO 1oQ Ct bep elmer 9elesenbeiI
/ pin aaY1teS Gt,Npr Gpu f3erGrh(unc,pr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08

m6oIihe Dirt beroubt tstroeen
uno bt(blmpft uno Dennob trd9t
es otles init einem Ssiite eemi-
tbi9er unO 9nG0i9er Miloe mte
bormIofe Sauben. 9Eobrlib
mir In0 Elm 8olf, oo6 entnsDtr
fbper sum 3orne ju rsljen o0er
fur jeoen erbabenen 0runO1oe pes
NsNts, Der Versbti9felt uuo
0umanitdt perlorsn III. @yino
ous uniere noturlihen 0efuble
Don Den gumpenborOuen oes Cant
oes vertII9t?2lu9snlb bobsu
Irpir ltlbtt cas- oer!orem mos it11sr
ais cine notirIibe @i9>nfboft
Ser menChli6sn Natur betra t)tet
tpuroet 0as 9efubl Der SeIbf-
oertbe'oesunsi uno Der @s!blt'
erbdltuug.
IS 9ob cine Ssit roo Der Mann,
'penn er 8slbimpfun9 erlitt, ooer
Elm 2(n9rIf ouf (ein 2sben uno
lslnen Ssuts! 9emabt tpurpe, bon
Ger Notur mitoem Sn(tinfts bsftslt
r0r, llG na6 oen unabdnOsrliben
Veftsen Der Selb'terboItung ju
uerthe ri9en unb Den Nduber ocer
OibrOer, nenn es lelne pbpttibsn
Srafte ertoubten, feIisuboltsn unp
~ ttroftn.-oeer j|bt 1T otele
St9snlboft ces 0)lonnes nltbt
tnebr pO'bonoe er r,plro ssplhnoert
|lltb nit ilumnlen Sbmei9en
Itln NlGtn 1T 9sf1wollen Don
oen> e'I1elbitben Der Oanfretteu
uno muroe beraubt esGtlagem
5eitOGsn, bsGhImpft - uno IS
Itelnt ais wdre ibm nur nob
9eftbt yenu9 gstt,ebcn aus'
'urufen :rSb Dante Dir 0 {Oerr,
oob lcb ole oiele Gin3s erpulcen
fonn unO' osnnob Isbs - 9Bir
|'orren u. .fsbsn td9lib buno ltinoIsb,
ja b:lnabe jecen 2!n9enb!lf,
Nooers9tln oorseEbIa9en uno
}r9riHsn Die oas Qolf sur. groe
IieOerOraGen uno 0as . OFF
, ulpet s! OaS projttt
oes ginltsuens baarer 3oblun9eu,
bit fer lcete pfrcpfsn Der Bonf'
ipstulontch empFsns Die unbes
i<brdnfte Villi9un9 Oes 0ouv.
Us. 8. Worsp, uno ,purOe Don Der
Stoatsge|ee9sbuns osrftbluft.
Gs TT cln prcjeft oas Sburfsrei
seiss'ibmabt, t,oasoie9 ie9ebeili9tstten
Nnoroaunssn uniersr gpnjtltutien
psrtset Elm prpjsft, oas ouf
Gpefu!antsn uno Sanfen ols
Nufmuaterungsmitte 'pirft, obsr
furbtbar uno t6otlib oos Geben
oc5 Vsper5 a'i0es per9!ftet-uno
0tnaob erlou >tNcD 0as 0olt foun
Iitb lout oase9sn ans;utp"ehen.
- Sbaam 100 lit teingr. 6:bsn?'
0ur9er BON Nmerfa ibrt Ole
ibr curb Die ln'erorldun9 ber
0aufari'tofratis lsioet-aIe6t Elm
$ropfsn oes 0'utss Ser patriutsn
pou l776 in cuern 2lDern? lHenn
rsm {o 1T, paun la6t ibn ourb
euern&brper rinnen Da6 ibr ternen
m6st mas lluterorlfuus 1T uu0
~ ie man ibr mteoerllsbt.
8NRt auf bic Cage turer
lSan,jlisn tIiGt auf bic Sage BON
$oulenoen bilfo(er Maohen bic
faum Mittel su ibrsm nstboirffi.
gen ssbsnsunterbalts erfbninssr,
tbnusn. uuo banu - . EMIT:
-Sbut oies, unb ibr tperbet
luibts onoers fnoen ais oa6
peroorbsns uno bersle(e Gtaats,
eefbseber Die Il T b eb { &,
: papiersslobaaten Das Mittel unb
,|eure 2trmutb nno eaer glsno bic
,|Notae in. 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
(llus Dem Qloler bee wtlttns.) }
Qorf-Sanfee Guosl.
Die 81 Il fe.

csantte Dnbel! banfsrctt
>Sino isbt al4s 8anfen.
eeutt pafar Dem Iieben 0ott
Nsbt BON Qsr3eu canfen.
Die papierne Qerrli6fsit "
ct in 81 d 8 3erfatlsn,
1lno Columbia ftsist befrsit
4luS oes Wubsr6 &ra!len.
Siugss Dabet ! Daufsrptt, II. {. ~.
lDas it's nerto-(oleb 2u'uptn9elo
QSabtiieb ftinsn 1sntr
D Etine 0ant BAT SiIbsr8e.o
SIR papist 1T, G'uer.
Sautee Dubsl barfsrott, IT {. ~.
Gie osrIpyabsn bartes gjslo
Nn Demand fir 9lot'n.
Qlber q Il bat'5 einseftect
uno 9ar ttrsnJ psrbrten.
Sanree Dubsl MGR 9ropf
g}imm Gle GbiunbsirrF f lfsr
Stcpf lls in Den pisiftrfcpF
llno raub 9 . 3 MrafeE
Denf' "a @briit -ha3 E3 in Naub
QIuss Stoide t6le;
So'aIib D;oo<ls g,n,psn aueb.
Gsy Satum ulbt tbls.
SanFee DUDE, ! armer 1ropf, u. (, ~.
W1uBt oitD in bic ncus Aanit
SIsibis sinttuolreu.
DID aub rbn' pap;eynen Duult
9l:i1 i'll iPesu!eren.
Saasse Datst! arnsr Isopf, 1t. {. ~.
Oloten all anf eiusn (oai-
3taes lls su(ammsn
Mi,f Wid B!oos! ohen erauf =
llns (tEs lts in S|a,nn,en.
Siaeee Duoel! bann 9urta !!
r Sbrsy aus pcllsr Asble,
Benn 5um D6Nsn Utpapa
Z glbtt Die & S:Da@bsrIse!e.
Mrlt Damn ,risosr freD uno (rane
~@ Qlu6 pew Staub olb bebeu,
uuo by 0plo uHo SilbesfIan8
Srev uao 91udlltp lspen.
Sanfte Duesl sin Jparra !!
Jadion nno Dan Sureu
Glr Ins's, Die 6 olumbia
0tur gum 9Iads fhbren,.'
Da5 DoH tabsn f. belsbrt,
DaB Die papisrmiite
&siaen rotbea Qt!ler spertb
Sinb- tsie feule 6Vbs.
Sinfee DnetI! eis 6ura !! II. {. ~.
Dbas 8anf uao moncYop
asiso Der Staat sslunosr; .
Darum MepbifeFss boil
Dsn papIsgnsn Vlunpes.
. s. Gnsitb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08

9is 9lew 0prfer Sun Dem
80. Mai: sntbatt Solsenoes :
ei9ner ! Sstrdser Nduber 49,
9Str miro ie ersreifen uno
;hbiesn ? '96is uutertbanis cae
9ole Die Yeit(be Der 0anf-