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a IL ) e t. &C.

@er Guoesbenan1te befunoet biermit ADJ
- mnsspou oas selammte Isutlbe pubs
lifum, oaB Ct ieoer5sit in ieiaer Offs, SO.
IS. superior ShaBe, in glepelano, an5u=
trefsu, uno bereitwilis III, ale ibm in fol-
benosn Yuntteu abertra9sne 9efbdfte 5u
ibsrasbmeu; namlieb: ausfertieuns bon
Doumabten in 2sutlber, @n8tifber unc
Sran56Flbet Spade; 0ettrd9e &auf:
brisfe. &c. 8eriGtlibsu @atbuno SsIltane
in allen oortommenosu Rs6tsfdusn. lie:
bt'i.suns 'seri6tiber uuo aucerer Dofu:
insute in Obi8eu Spraben 70 wie Scaefs
tiruns uuo @intreibuns ibm auosrtranter
giu6 unb Ns6nuusen.
Seiue un;nittelbare 0erbnouna NIT oen
fabiattsn os. bis(isen &s6tsssleb,teu, rpis
bic 9runofdse son 8iai9tslt uno 2rsue.
bic Ct in feier 9eibdftsfabrun9 ME aus,
Den Nussn pcrl;eren rpiro, !aBen i'm bcHen,
oae cas- publifum i'm niteinsr1 Gbsil (ei:
ner 8unft fottoausrno untsrftiBen uno bss
ebren merbs~ y. I'm b t dtter.
Glepeldne, Dec. 7. 6-21.
81. 3d. sbriftlibe Qluftrase aus Der
Serue ,psrben prompt uno estreu belor9i
sossoen; cocb tltt:t man, oieftlssn peFirsr
stnjulsaceIr. {. u.
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s cbers tt110 E rrI9t.
"@rnit it Oos Yeben-hetter Die &unR."
CGtn9elanot.)
OoS SOlcfEol ser Q5iene.

~N%'~~ lN~ wv ~~'S"~~
Gin Sienhen fam uno febte Gh
Sang 1orglc6 81 Den Soni9topfen.
Oteo >par ein Shmaus uno rponniolib,
Sab ids NIT feinem NilBet 1hSpfeu. "
Ooh bort >pte 0etdtIlnn es oeroarb:
Us lane su tlef binein-iH5 itarb
Dein Shifial, Sienden> jammcrt midb>
Ood) fa9' ids laut teD beinem @ra6e,
OaB oetnes @lilfes WlBbraud, bid
Ser QSelt 70 firth entri8eu bdte.
Oenn tanIeno beiner 8rloerher
Ssno froh, unb itwel9en mdsi9er.
81 ja9t Der Wenfd ben Ircuben nad,,
llnb INN thn her Ite9t nur 8er9nilsen; "
@r lhmeft ben SoOnt9-all9emad1
Shltlrft ct i'm lit su oollen. 3itsen;
Cod9 balb, eb' er 1Id's trdumen last,
S1dn9t er NIT alien 8lit9eIn feif.
Schutfam, 8rloer, [ast uns feYu,
9ScEln Su9eno uns u!lo Treuoe ,pinfen,
C1mlt mir t;d)t su tief bineiu
In'5 pole 0oni9tppfAen fInfen.
Ser Oont9 lelblt faun gut uno rein,
Doh 500 fir nn6 ourd Mis6raud Ieyu.
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81 q ct fca ge.
OHo lit 6einrlb Subj, aus 0Itt

Wo 1T 9elnrl1 Subl, aus 0}teOer>
Grunoau, in &mbsBsn, prpolns 0a.
nau, Emit MeboI5, &rei6 0eInbaalen-s
Sela3tsr S9etnr'b GubI, ueb(t lsincr untt,=
l6riebenen SHUTTER II. ieineu @efbmlltmn.
ent(0IOBsn ilb, ibsr Bremen nab Mmeri:
ia 5u rslen. Ja 9remen fists es lieb, caB
Ole Sam''ls 8etrennt Duros, inbem De: nun
9e(utte ni6t mi: osr Wuttar unD oea 81
l0mill<rn auf Dem udu'Iiben S6ifs Aur
See aienS. Die untsrIbrlebene Iauste in
0tsusOort Oil, uno be8ab llob Don BORT nab
9uron @euntp, i'm Staat Obo. Seitosm
psr"obm untsr5eibnsts, oaB ibr beCaate1
Srbn in SaltImore 9eIanoet lep; oa ibr
aber (ein lsB'8er "!ufentbalt unbefaannt it,
70 eriubt Iis leoen Msnlbenfreuuo. Der
Don Dem jeBieen QIufentb baIt5p>t oes Oen=
rib &ubl NuetunIt seben fenn, oelelbs ae=
.anSen 81 laBeu an
SOB banne6 Gubls Mittne,
Huron P. O: Huron CO. Ohio.
Oeesmo. Is. 4q.
Solbsn unlsrer 6srren @oaesen. alS o.
bt9e aMjeiSe aufnsbnsen, uno mir aern be-
telt @sseuoiente 5u er1peifen.
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8eOtugttuHeu.

l. Der 8aterlauo,6 freun B
uno @etlt Der 3eit" eriheiut rr9eIs
mdBt9 jeoen Sreptag Oeor9cn.
2. Der Subicrtpttons : preis 1T 6 n
{ b ct uno SO Gents in Bprausbes
ooer 2 E baIer, fails bic 3et,
tun9 n'd)t tnnerhalb ocm Sabre be;ablt miro.
3. Die 0erienouu9 ecIhicbt ouf Soften
Der llnterIhretber, uno 8riefe an bic Serauss
9eber u'1Ben polttreY etn9elanot meroen.
4. 9ln5et9en neroen preDmaI ooe 8teref
fir 8 tnen { b ale ein9erift m1Ben
aber iogleld) baar beSoblt peroen, no man
ntdt auf IpnlttQe 9rt in Hed,nuna (teht.
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Ger unter1hteb.- @binarinbe
wuroe erit in @nslano an9e1penbet.. sic
bteB Dor 1875 Sabreu oarum oft nur bas
en9ltld1e Siebern1ittel. Ginf tpuroe Der
en9lild1e 9lr5t, 9fcbert Cabot, ttah 8erfail>
les oerihrieben, I'm nit berielben oen g pbn
9uoDt9s XIV. ipelher inn Jabr l74l (farb,
gu beilen. Ole eeibdrSte bes SronsDGfhen
SocfeS ffe(tten i'm ober erit auf Die probe,
uno le9ten tbm manderlep Tra9en Dor, u,z
ter anoern ioute er AUDI eiue Ocfnition BON,
falten Steber 9ebeu. " Sc MN meme Ser
rem, anttpcrtete ert oas 1T cine &ranfbeit,
Die td 5u beileu oerltebe, aber sic nidt.o
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Neuer Muilt mD 8QneDz
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@er uutsr5sibuete bsebrt Eb bisrmt, Dem
~ Ieutlben Yublitum Isiuen neusernf=
nsten MuliI uno 6anep: 5u empfeblen
uno perfprlbt. ea er in fortwabrenoer 8ers
btncuus nit Geutl6en Sabritauteu ltebt,
reeue uno bilIi9e Seoienun9. gein gessu:
spartise6 QlBOrten.sut betebt ius
MuTfolilbsn Sultrumenten, ais :
0ioIinen Stbt.n, Glarionetts,
@ioIinesuos, pfeifsn> SloseOIette
8uittarren, 2rommelu, 9BaIobbrner.
Grompeteu, Vofb6ruer, SusIss,
,NsutiI %, SienaIbSrner, 0aBbbrner,
Dofaunen, GriaugIe, QIeccroiona,
NiolipbOsen uno jeoer anosre Nrtifel oers
buncen nit Dem Wlu1t8eIbdft; W1uittaIi:
en-, S6ulen fir ale Snilrumente, SIaIiani
Ibe Nioltt,= Gutar= uno 0tolincello= 6ait
ten, SioIintb9en II. {. 10. Ssrner:
pcrfilmerlen, feline Selfsn
unb anoere @Obmstid5 Don ben bsfen eng:
Iiiben uno fraR3bEIben Sabrifen;
Ssutlbe SpielNa@en
l1aar uno Gleiosrthriten, 3abn uno Vaael:
barten, 0utbIrfen 1cileltaFsn in aroBsr
Musmabl, &d:nme, Naittpinlei uno srreib
rienen Ga( (trooleu Sreftafbeu, Doniuo6
Sba6lpisre, Damsnbrettsr, Dnppen, Isut
fbe pfeifen. Iaba66oOfeu, Glaspsrlen,
&omraBe, Sarbsfd tbsn, uno oisIe Rinoer=
fpieIfaben. Dem bsranuabenoen Deibnabts-
feite anDemeBen.
N.S.-Qlus Sni nitrumsnte tperoen suaran-
tirt, uno wsrben 3uri1d9euommen. rpenn
unpoutommen ssfuuoen. MiIitarilbs8an:
ben uno ,nuilfalifbs Gefellbaftsn f6nne=
poultdnoi8 paleben ~eroen,, uno 2Iufrase
pon' eanoe wsroen NIT Sor8falt II. Wnntt=
Ii1:.it bsiorst. I'm satisen 3urpru6 bittet
q. SeYpert Nssut
Vbbnir=@ebduoe. Dem Sranflinbaule &C.:
8eunbsr @lene!ane, S5lc.
De emb. 8. 11-52.
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Ole @ntfernung Dom Beee.-
Sacob I. 2onts bon @n9lano, bate bic ilble
@e,pohubett> bep Der fleinlten Geraulaeuno
gepalti9 Su fluden Nno Su fbporeu. Gine5
Scnnta96 ftel ibm auf einer Yabrt, Die er
madte, pl0blth Elm, eineu beritbmten pres
bi9er> tn Der Jtdbe Der StraBe, burh bic er
fubr, ;u boren; er Iiee bon berlelbeu ablens
ferL trat unper(ehens in bic Stride, no Der
preot9er Id,cn auf Der &au,el faub> uno 70
eben oa5 Sben'a gu iciner prect9t tefannt
mahte. 9ls er aber ben &6nt9 erblidtc,
CAB er ieiner 91eoe cine anoere Bencuua,
uno htelt cine ldarfe Strafrebe eeaen bic
b0ie @ewcbnbeit oe6 Sludens un6 Stw0z
rens, Hah 9eeuoi9tem 9ottesbierjte 0icn9
Der &oni9 5u otelem prcbieer, beseu9te ttm
leine 3ufrteoenbeit, su9leieb aber aud, feline
Serpunceruna bas er, Elm 70 groBer &ausels
reoner, Tb 70 ,peit BON ieinem Gbema eute
fernt babe. "Dd G,p. Waj. iItb ocu Sbren,
We9e entfernt batten, tielt td) es beute fir
msire SduIoi9feit, mid aud bon ben, MET,
ui9eu ein tpeni9 S1 entfernen," ant1pcrtste
Ger freitnatti9e Manu, unc :c5accb orildte
tbn iebr gnaot9 Die Soano.
Die @eihtdte faat ,tid)t, cb bieie anae.
b6rte preoiet BON Wirtuu9 mar.
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Oeutf6er 9HroDinSiat Bertb.
[Qlu6 Der Stimn1e hps Nn[fs

Ser Sads 1T fein Der 8reme fart;
Oae SaDernoolf bat Guphenmarr.
baben 9uten Muth
9enleBen otel oeroauen gut.
Die VranFen ilno Elm brap @elhleht;
Der bteore 9eBe fdlidt uno redt.
9annooer> 8rannidwei9, DambursS SStaot
0tcb bel @heru6fers@ bat.
Dod iibertrift fe 9llle tpeit
Der quite ShDab' an-Oer.libfeit.
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Jlumn1er 23 .

Vsnbe nertb tle ST pneen." 9letd, nadbcr
foroerte Der Beciente bon Stpift ben Gd,lus
Eel Sum @Bldranfe. WcSu 2" fro9te fein
Scerr. " I'm su frilbltileeen." "Nh; ers
pleoerte Sptft, es 1T nidt Der Miibe tpertb,
te6t 5u eBen; nad jpeY Stunbeu ,pirft eu
o(h ,piecer bun0ri9 IeDu." (Nrepbeitsp.
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Der berlbrHte Swift woQte ou5rciten,
unb rerlan9te lelne Stiefel. Sein 8enien>
ter brahte ite tbnt. "Warum Gno Te beun
MIDI: reit oemad,t 2" fragte cr. "Da Gle
cie Stcfel cch untcrWe85 9leid, wiceer
1dmue3 nlad,eu, lc tielt id) e5 nittt rsr
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Srildbe Nrjeneepn.
5aIa tt1rn KIetm

'0et9en biermit Den @inwebnern Don @au.
~ ton uno oem Yub!ifum uberbaupt an,
oaB ite 70 eben al ibTsr 2sutfdD uno @uaIi
Ibsn Npotbefe Don patIaoelpnia uno Witts=
burg, Elm poafdaotsss Neortement
TO 8rifbe Meoi3inen uno 8drbsz
z Stohe, Ssle, 1c.
- erta.ten baben, mcrltuter ib fol:
asnoe Mrtfei befaoen, ndml,eb Rampfsr,
Oplurt Eeufeleorsd, Sa.trotus, Svnffjaa
men Welnltein, 3immst, 0(eleeu, Seuua.
oIatter, ANanna, Joafermsb, 8elfer Ram:
Mullen = SInmen, QIoeS> So!tpeter, 8aum:
DEL SaltorsOeL S:u6banosr, 8enfsr=@Iae
ano Tltt, Gerpentu, &c. ,e.
porentlrte + Meoicenen:
SaIfam oe WaIta, Sob 2inctur, 0po.
oeIoce, Satsman'6 I~epfsn, Britti(6pe Osi,
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uno WbitusD's piaen> y3arlem Del, 9pife
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AGRICULTURAL.
From the Netv- England Farmer.

NEW ZEALAND FLAX.-~( Pho1mium tenar }
MR. EDITOR Il have lately introduce
ed few of these very rare plants from
France, in the confident expectation that
in mary parts Of our country, we shall
most assuredly find congenial climate
and soil, and that the plant may prove a
most invaluable acquisition to our favored
land.
The PhOrmium tennr is a native of
New Zealand, an Island, or rather a
group of Islands, lying between the paral-
lels OF 35 deg and As deg. of southern lat
itude. l send you leaf of the plant
stout, strong flag, from to feet long,
and near l2t inches broad-but even in
England and in Ireland, the plant pro-
duces leaves from TO feet long, and of
breadth in proportion. In many Darts
OF our country, they may attain to far
greater dimensions. The plant is varie-
ty OF flag of an ornamental appearance
The blossoms which are produced on a
tall spike, are stated to be smaller, but
more numerous than those of the flag.
In England as well as in ireland, in
latitude 81 deg. and So deg, it has been
long tried in several gardens, and there
found to be a perfectly hardy plant
Possible, however. it may not be able to
sustain without protection, the extreme
rigors Of the winters of the more Northern
States. AS the leaves Of the plant are
gathered in autumn, it may perhaps re-
quIre that slight protection ola very thin
covering ofmoss, which we are accustom-
ed TO oestow on many herbaceous plants,
moi, however, sufficient 10 smother and
destroy, but merely sufficient 10 break the
iorce OF cold winds, and as a screen from
the Pernicious rays Of the sun DURING win
ter, lam unable, as vet, to saw w6etber
such slight protection may or NAV not be
required for the PkormiEm tenax in some
OF the States ofthe North. So inconsider
able, however, is the expense of labor q,
of time. that / am persuaded an active
man would be capable of securing with a
slight covering OF moss, an acre Of plants
in a single day. -. =
The Ph0rmiHm tenaz is a perennial
herbaceous plant the leaves resembling
those of the flag. With very little pre-,
they form clothing. canvass and
cordage. The last two Of which are
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ing, and hardly that. So you may Judge
for yourself on that part of the subject
But people who come here that have any,
thing, and take care Of it after they get
here, do pretty we'll. But some come
here that have enough to render them
comfortable until they would be enough
acclimated to increase it, but as soon as
they get here they spend all that they have
that after all is gone, they suffer for
house and clothes. The generality OF the
people who are in independent circumstan-
ces do very welI.'
The public may rely upon the infor-
nation contained in these extracts. There
may possibly be too much of mere opin-
ION in relation to the agents. People are
liable to entertain prejudices against those
that are set over them as rulers that they
have not themselves chosen. And in times
OF distress people are aptto expect more Of
such agents than can be performed. But
after all the allowances to be made on this
point it is evident that the mass of the peo-
pie are in deplorabIe condition. They
are not happy under their agents. They
do not raise their own provisions. The
vessels trading there do not carry them
sufficient supplies. None but the rich
can support themselves in a comfortable
/ manner. But few that are rich go to Ii
IBERIA, and still fewer retain their riches
after Their arrival One year is necessary
to accIimate them, and that, of course,
must be a year Of incidence, and ere it
terminate habit of idleness is formed, and
IN most instances, poverty and wretc he'd
ness must be the result The extract pre-
SCENTS Just such slate of things as we
ought to expect in a colony of poor pco-
pie transpIanted from a temperate to tor
rid climate. Long debility must be ex-
perlenced, and habits of incidence will nat
uraIIy follow The difference between
Iaboring in the United States and in Libe-
ria must be great. Hence the incentives
to ldlCness are great y Increased by re-
moving the colored people to Africa
Consequently, poverty and extreme suffer
ing must be the continual result Of the COL
onlzation enterprise 1t is time our pious
coIonizationiss should look at facts, and
| abate their zeal for an enterprise fraught
with human suffering. That wicked
wretcheS, moved by the selfish motives of
removing the free coIored people from
among their slaves, should report it re-
gardIess of consequences, is no matter of
surprise; but that they who fear God and
love their fellow men should persevere in
abettlng and supporting it, is passing
strange. JOHN RANKIN.