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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
YOUNG LADIES.

V benever yo1 young men spending their
le,sare hours at seine resort Of gaming, other
idle amusement. it Is = sart sign they will never
become great men. Shun them, sirls--they viii
never make good husbands.
A beau, dressed out ss some are, Is like GIN
nsmon uee--ihe bark is worth more than the boz
dy. sOeh beaux. tops, and the whole pleasure
loving fraternity. are short lived animals. They
look pretty IN the csy sunshine Of summer but
poor creatures, they csnnoi endure the spproaeh
o. autumn and the old sge Of ~.nter. They have
their little hour Of enjoyment, and thu, is the end
of them.
When any person. though IN the garb Of a gen
tlcnsn. hddre5res you N the language II folsome
hsuery, you should reeollect. y0ung lsdies. tina,
there are men OF prey, ss ~ell as beasts Of prey.
Love. like the plague 10 oren communicated By
clothing and money.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Care Cor indigestion,

JfUNDiCE g. DISEASE or THE LIJER!s
JrwErr's IMPROVED VEGETABLE rms,
m Il GERMAN SPECIFJC, will prove sure rts
" edy for dyspepsia. auudice Of the liver, heaGadt
heartburn sour stomach loss Of appetite dizzino,s veal
ncs ~ the limb. stiveness. sni piles 4norg ihc
ny tctinonias recently received ofe salutnfy effects ri
these s tho following strong PROFITS submitted ipref-
an.l4a..lu =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Newly Invented Truss.
TIE Double CONE, SPIRAL SPRING
TRUSS.

TIE DOUBLE CONE, SPIRAL SPRING
TRUSS.
sDECENTLY invented by bella Fam. is now pre-
~ seuted 10 the public under fn conviction that II
be with and safety. and with great
benefit to the Patient, thanNny other Truss in
These Truscs, far il is believed. as human gem
lbs go possess perfect sefa,justius principle
They accommodate themselves to every motion and po
ston Of the body, and ut the same time, preserve
slant, uniform equal and to the Patient agreeable
pressure upon the parts TO which they applied. The
Pads formed Of Wire Spring, bent 10 the shape of
Double Cone, with the base compressed 10 gentle
convex, receive the cushion. This pad attached TO
elastic steel Spring, which passes round the body
DOUBLE TRUSS
THE DouJie Truss is formed by bfixins end Of
the steel Spring 10 the centre Of transyerse Bar, ION
each end O. which placed the above described Pads)
BY its free and unembarrassed movements the pads
be adjusted to the prolapsed parts witt poicc ind
safety whether they situated horizontally IN OBJ
lque direction from each other; and 10 moy cmeD of
thu body dspace in the least affect them 4 fur
thor description is deemed unnecessary, a. the slightest
inspection has in single instance ailed TO satisfy
even the most prejudced of their superior properties
For sale by DANIELS 6 BELL, Ruiiand ~
req. IL, 33mo.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Castor FgCtS.

BiacE and nob Ssp,.fa, CiSToRS
.ilso, III and 81 y,,aliiy do. Bllet ard Dro6
Black and H1uc "po6ac Rrvsh do..-cq"ei to
any ihsl can be made lu this or any phct state 30
the Uuiot
lie al.o krels large astsoIimcnl VI No !. = y .
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
.vUGt Flats,

of every sic aud description to suit The most dll-
Gcult purcha-et--and all fits toi the Lawyer, Far
mcr aud Dandy.
lie also keeps for those who wish, small Ms
rortiucnl of fret ratc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
" nntCN (:

sHE,rpp LINES UOOL and llhrrING and sur
rING fUK---!or which literal prloo wi! be paid IA
HATS CASH.
Also -Wanisd. mos, kinds Of PRODUCE that the Far
NOR raises. III exchange Tor Hats
Rutland, May ., 1897 l9:Jno.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
"BRANDRETIS VEGETABLE I'M ERSiL
pTfISv
Security against C6rn,crGiis.

-
Security against Corn,crfiis.
The within named rerre & parmalcc of Mddctovb
Conn. my appointed General Agents for the State If
Vermont Connecticut te1ccpt Fairfield counyl ilamPler
Sullivan Counties, Hampshire
IN the Uatrd States IF .1mc,icd
nd this letter which is signed 10y me- D. BRANDRErM
my hand Writing. must also bo signed by the within
named General Agent viii also appear In fu
principal papers N the United States This caution ha.
bee absolutely necessary guard the public agons, e
counteficis which out Of the above popu
medicine
New York, February q, 1857.
Geo. p Walton is General Agent for Vernon, icr
ocpt Wndsor Windhan Rutland aud Remington oouniel
and authorised to appoint and supply agents The STATE
FIBRE PARMALEr
BEWARE or OUNTERFEITStt
An Pills, purporiug 10 be DR. Dtandrcha and sulI b.
pcrsoos without certificate as above arc Co"nte1d
The (oiio,oins are Ferre y. Runiaiec's .iptai.
Geo. p. Walton, Gcacrai .ag,m
jackson Il Ketcham B.andon,
Henry Slmonds, PiHsiord
A. Allen, Fairhdpm,
B0ynton x Austin OrlrcH
Mr. Horton, HUbjartoa,
r. Aiken, Bcnson
II. +. White, CdSH,ioa,
Stonley LeAlngwoll & co. Uesi poniinob
a. Bliss East Po"itaey
Merritt Clark Mddt,io,cn,
II. CLARK, TaoieH,
Thomus M'Dancls, U0aJy,
n. w. Sawyer. TIamouh,
d. II. Sabin Hohiagfrd,
&. b. HULL Ci,irendon
VIM. Fay, General Agent Tor tho Counties Vi
Raiond and EcnaingtcR. 2gIy
GENSiNGTcS corSTY.
l." G. Orvis, .Hpchrsfcr.
Cheney & Harrington. Faetory PoaA
Harrington s. Langdon, Dorsrt,
G. Moore Jr., East Rupert,
G. Elwcii. W,st Rnpcn,
DcniinG & Hill, arlington,
J. & A. IiougIton, South >hatisbnry,
N. l.. Robinson, Benaiagioa d. Po,caaL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
Hats 4! Hats J! n
CCr
or III. & a. % Ia .

wv nttD infarm The pebble Ust be hN' ou l''u' OF
NJ ths Oil Nat shop va The Esst village o Rutland,
~ ia a..ormcnt Of ~ kinds u H3TS, 81 the latest iah
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

|hilE Snhscrbor will rent his CLOTHING WORKS
- for one or more years, II app lied for soon. A
good mechanic ofindustrous habits VIII fud this first
rate stand for business.
WILLIAM GOOKIS.
Rutland, July % 1887. 81
n. g. jus, received u new supply oil card drcsscrs,
and comb pntes.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

hAKIsG HUTTER. Putting pin, Of cold water
during the summer mouths into each pen Of mink
"hen strained from the COW viii mttenally odd
'hese des'rsble Objects. The milk Sill not sour a.
fui'A. sno the cream all rise more perfectly The
reason Why butter made a the sumue; becomes
rancid go soon. is owing to the imperiec, manner
10 which The milk, Frequently soured before churn.
'ng, 10 separated from The butter Reiarding the
souring Of The MILK by lhe application Of cold wa.
irf, obsisies ihis d.fieuhy.- Coneee Farr.sr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08


The pecuniaty troubles, high rents. dear liv-
ing, and the reduced demand for labor, will drive
many to emgrate that would not otherwise have
dreamed Of II. Living is indeed high al the west,
but renis are nothing 10 poor man, since log
house can be pat up tor fifty dollars or less. We
advise every laboT,r Of whatever trade, TO take up
his march for the new country whenever lie shall
find himself unabie to get beyond sun-down-therc
is abundance Of good lard this side winch may
be had cheap, aud IS not wholly without the pale OF
churches, Schools newspapers aud civilization. l.
be take advice he will not enter largely upon the
embryo city mandatory; that business requires
TOO much capital, and has been overdone already.
lie Will find the production Of potatoes or horsc
shoes, pork OF plank, nearly profitable now, and
great deal safer. he 60 prepared TO throw of
bic coat, fare udcly, work heartily. sleep soundy
aud rise seasonabiy lac will be likely to thrive there
aud afford TO euVen his solitude wi.h u week
iy desert of literature aud intelligence Of the irs;
quality. fresh from the great focus Of knowledge
and civilization OF the contiuen,.-.N Yorker.
The sober dog end his Drunken Muster. One
evening. stage belonging TO the Pioneer line wac
proceeding towards Rochester. Al some distance
before reaching a certain creek, strange dog was
seen frequently rGuGi0g about the sides Of the
llhEti hA1 'Ntu'NtlF FffN bu'heff ohS e't'h'h- ~
look with deep interest, for some notice from the
passengers within. When Wc had come within
ten twelve rods the creek, tie dog got be
fore the stage, and Ia the middle Of tie road, set
up a mos, esrnes, barliag aud CRYING, which at
lraeted tie notice Of Tie passengers and driver
who, spprehondng that all this coucclh Of the
strange Cog might mean something, stopped HE
horses, and looking Under his coach within slx in
ches Of his wheel, saw man lying across the
path m such position, that had he driven few
feet farther the wheels must have passed directly
over the neck Of The poor creature aud terminated
hs existence. The man vas old and gnyheaded,
and the secret OF his exposure was. he was drunk
so drunk. that when aroused he could no, speak ,
AZ soon as he drawn from under the coach, the
faithful dog was IN an ees,acy OF joy. lis first
motion ~as, 10 stretch himself at toll lergih upon
his hessly master, fswnlug with more interest
than baggage can describe then jumping across
has body backward and forward. Us if 10 shield
han from Danger. or TO iniase animation a,o he
almost lifeless body.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Il guess YOU TO bring that young one TO be
tctiy sharp at a bargain" SAID fellow TO womln who
rocking and singing with all her might to 'l,tle
possibility "Why ~ said she Cause you keep bawng
by ld,p baby by law baby j" into his all the time
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Tau watKtvo. Did YOU run swa, from Tex .
49, said msn go bis freud vbo reformed hom /
Iha, county "a something Of hurry shortly ehef I
Farnuc'. Massacre. "No. Oh, m DID not rnn I
awsy cueiiy. ba, ! gsre scme Of en- specimen
Of .lss'shiy toll rafting Z"
-
Tar LAST ro1Lr. A,ola,ilc young lord y hose
conoucs,s 10 The female world were numberlcss. a,
Iqs, married. Nos 10Y lord" said the eouu,css,
f hope ,op'll mend" "Madan,' said BE, 'soa
n,sy depend on o., lhis is my LOST folly
y nnAnr nrckoSRn a coekaey Ashire to
sport hs vii a, The expense ola Yorkshire 20.
sci" seeos,cd him WHh--"if one pound Of cheese
cusi 10 pound, o. batter what VIII cart loHd OF
paving stones comc to ?" "FNo wagon loads Ut
eoolZ<< - replied the yohci
MArmNoNf. 4 youpg lady vas told by mar
red Indy, that she had better precipilaie herself
of The Nlagara Falls into the baslu beneath than
mary. The young lady replied, u would #
thought could find husband a; the bottom ~
FAsma>. A lady asked minister if rho might
poy attention To- dress and fashion without beng
proud. MADAM" replied the minister. "whcne'
or you scc the tail OF fox out of hole 70" may
be suLp~thc iON ~ there also.
4 CURIOUS SALE. The Paris popcrs advertise a
boarding school for saie. The property is dcs-
crbcd Us consisting of household furniture, and
fourteen young ladies'. Some nussulaan break
ing up housekeeping. probably
SIN WALTER scCTr. Twenty two bad poets
hove already written epi,nphs upon this celebrated
author VIVA, gain would il be to the world If
SIR Walter we're now writing theirs
CANpun. A foreign medical writer, possessing
candur has lately asserted that "physlc is the art
of amusing The patent, while nature cures the dis
ease
~TnR OLD FIRM The Philadelphia Ledger, in
talking Of steel pens, says--"The only pens ht tor
writing. are ilsse manufactured by Myssrs. Goose,
Gander, & Co."
Inisn W.T. gentleman wishing to know tue
prlce Of coal and observing an Irlshman standing
near load, of Which he took him to be the owner,
| mqured-"l! How is coal now ?'--"Black as ever,
your honor" says Pat.
Il guess to bring up that Young TO he
rctiy sharp at bargain" SAID fellow to womln who
rocking and singing with all her might "ii,tle
possibility" "Why 7" said she Cause you keep bhwlng
"by lGtp baby, by law baby into his all the time
Getting round H. ''ir, do you mean to say that lie,
said French gentleman mo say not dat you lie
but sare say DAT you walk abou, the truth"
Orertradng The wife Of Mr. Eplaim Knoles Of Ross
county, Ohio, recently delivered of four children at
/ birth.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

The foiiosing appropriate iossi ASS gwen al .
private dinner in thus civ. on the 4,h.
.ulrtis yaH Bgea-A man well euaugh IN BIS
proper place. bot ,oisliy one' 10 msusge he gov
ersmsni car. Already be hss leh cot he lynch
Ph. forgot his TAR. losi Of his Shesls. upset his
seksele. ADD isbsed h,s passengers and horses ia
the miro. May the Teins be speedily iskeH O1l Of
his ksnds and gwen 10 a more competent driver.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Opvhading The wife orMr Eplraim Knolcs Of Ross
county Ohio, recently delivered Of four children at
birth
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Inisn WIT. A gentleman wishing to know tue
price Of coal, and observing an lrlshman standing
near load, Of which he took him to be the owner,
mquired-"l!ow is coal now -"Black as ever,
your honor" says Pat.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
DOUBLE TRUSS.
AM ERICAN TRUSS

JAQUITH'S PATENT.
TpilOsE only, who know by experience the suffering
- endured isom
HERNT3 or RUPTURE,
VIII SET just estimate upon the value OF an Instrument
for the perfect Of this dangerous com plant The
Pfopricor hazard nothing in asserting that no nstru.
ment has ever been used for iERSIA perfectly adsI-
ted, safe and certain Of eIectpg cures.
Cures have been performed by these TnUssEs in four
weeks though a;gruvated cases. ad cnsos Of og stand
ing, NAY NOT GENERALLY M CURED; but ~ Euch
much reliei will he given Recent casos should receive
immediate attention, in order insure success. rial
IS earnestly recommended, that their superiority may lie
tested.
= Eyery purchaser has the privilege Of rciurniu.
this Truss after trial Of eight days If Il docs not ave
satisfaction.
For sale by appointment, by
iy JAS PORTER, Ruilqnd--
Aud TiTUs liUTcHINsoN, Jr. U0o4siock, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Getting round IL, ''sr, do you 10 say that lie,
said French gentleman mo sare, say not dl, you lie,
but sare say DAT you walk abou, the truth"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
I. VIVID w S

or OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS OF THE REVO.
~ LUTON, who were married bsj0re the close OF
their last term OF Service whose husbands served agree
ably ~ the act Of Congress Of the 7th, June 1872 two
year, and not less than months, draw during
ic' OF during Their remaining single, by virtue If the
act 81 an July, 1896, such pensions their husbands
would hsve been eutUel To, under The first mentioned
ac, whether ibeir husbands may have jel during the
war, OF tince That period. ALSO, the widows Of such
oeers or soldier who married otter that wsrwh,e
husbands have died since the 4h 81 March. 1881 and
before The i Juue, 1892, draw much Their re-
spoeiiHe husbands would have b. Gu entitled 10, under
the act Of June :, 1872, from the said l. March, 1881 To
the day Of the stiI husbanls' deoease.
PosT2CRIpT. MARoH q, i837.-Bys late
act OF Cnhgress The beue Of the - section of the c
Of Jly - 100, are extended TO widows have mar
red slice The decesss d their fret husbands for who,e
services such widows may claim pensions uaIer
ssd act pro'idsd they widows at the time Of II,
passage Aiso, The widow Of any person who continued
10 the u : service until the 81 d NOVEMBER i783 and
WAS married before that day and while her husband vas
"a such s"fsee, Will be enitlcd 10 the benefit of sad "a
section.
~ Penssoa busi'ess under ne obore mentioned o,i,
and az oiaeF iTaHsaeicf, slai, BY tie subser,bsr
l'u }. COVE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

DEATHS N New Vera lIsa ~esk lG5. Coassnrs,.s u
ooH'sisions - typhosl fever n, measles a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

"THR OLD FIRM. The Philadelphia Ledger, in
taking Of steel pens, says--"The only pens ut tor
writing, are thsse manufactured by Mvssrs. Goose,
Gander, & Co."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Tar LAST roILr. volatile Young ofd.Nhofe
conoucns 10 The female world we're numbefcss, al
Las, married. "NoS 10Y lord" said the eouulcss,
f hope ,op'l mend. 'Madan," said be, b., GA
n,sy depend 90 d, llis 3. my LOST folly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

y uHAnY nrcKuSRn. a cockaey Aish'rg to
sport bIs vii at the expense ola Yorkshire 20.
Sc" seeos,cd him Wuh--'if one pound Of cheese
cusi iso pound. 81 butter what villa cart ond OF
payug stones comc to ?" "rNo wagon loads Of
o0cLa<~" fcilicd tho yokc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

MArwNoNr. 4 yoong lady vas told by mar
red lndy that the bad better precip'iaie herself
of The NIagafa Falls into the basu beneath than
mary. The young lady replied, u would #
thought could find husband a; the bottom ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

SiR WALTER socrr. Twenty two bad poets
hove already written epitnphs upon thus celebrated
author. VIVA, gain would Il be to the world If
SIR Walter were row writing theirs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Cannon. A forcign medical wrlicr possessing
candor, has lately asserted that "physc is the art
of amusing The patient, while nature cures the dis
case.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

Tau wAtKtvo. Did you run ava, from Tex
go said man go his incud vho reformed Rom
iha, county Va someiLng Of hurry shortly ehef
flaming. Massarrc. "No. Oh, m Odd not ron
awsy esteiiy. bu, fsrc some Of en- specimen
OF .1ssighiy toll rafting p
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

FAsnIN. A lady asked minister # shc might
poy attention To dress and fashion without beng
proud. MADAM" replied the minister "whcneN
or you rec the tail OF fox out of a hole. 70" may
be suLs-thc fox IS there Slso."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08

a CURIOUS SALE The Paris popers advertise
aiding school Tor ss,e. The property is dcs-
crbed Us consisting of household furniture, aud
fourteen young ladies'. Some nussulaan break
ing up, housekeeping probably.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-08
TO CLOTEHEEIlSS.

Rutland, July 90, 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
ereiniste @toaten.

Sie swepte e tsuns Dss 24ltsr
eonsreOes Der Der. G5taatsn en-
oi9te ilb am lssten Gan,ltoe, oen
4tsn W(drs, Morsens um z llbr,
I'm lo ubr am nam!ihsn Sose
wutoe Der neue prsNoent, M a r.
tin . an uren, eioge-
ltt,pcrsn, llne um II ubr bie&t er
IN Dem eapitul ftine Nntritta2lr-
ors0e, tpelbs Uir aber bsute, "a
es uns an Naum 9etridt, u. cie<
ie!be cub teoeuttno ldnssr ia ali
ole NntrlttssNsoen unferer vcri-
aen preIoenten, "a Iie mebrere
Sfaltsn in Den srsfsn ensliIbcn
;Sestun9en fallt, uibt oufnebmen
Ebnnen. ga Die fpsbeu seGbloC
lsns eensrs6 Sisune BON (o
turjer Douer spar, 70 lino febr
viele Vefhdfte unbesnbigt seb.ie
ben. Nus Den WetbIelSeitansen
erfsbsn mir, oo6 oas qanos0iu,
oas 8ll ,fdr Die 6erab'tsuns Der
efentlibeu @infinfts, oas Bia
fdr Die 9erfdrfuns Ser Qrmes,
unooas 8iQ far Die yel'uns spsr,
fs oss!eren sesanssn ut.
9Eie fbneH unfsrs altsn 0ievos
tutionsbeloen DEN Gang ages
Slsifbes, naD elmer, tpie mir bof-
FEM be0ern Wet sebsn last fb
oaraus fbllehen, eaS tsstss sJabs
.oiele 4nsalN spatrietsu, fir ibre
i'm Observation-Disclosures sels!lleten
Oienits nod eie San,me BON
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
mieoer freq eela0tn tpurot, 1T
.auf's Neus in 9sf5n9libe 9er-

fHST SNS"Hs" tp"t~SJ ,NI'
outs 0eus in gef6n9libe Qer-
nahrun9 9enemmen ,psroen.
&irsIlb 9a6 Der franS0ftIbe
9cf en- oip1pmasiGbes 9aitmobl
~ ghren 0es Gen. GoS, 8elauo>
ten Der 0er. Staoteu. BDiIipp
bate eIne lonse unterreoun9 NIT
Ibm in ea9tIlber @prabe, 81
Sen. Gas oes Srdn,6fGOen uns
tunbig III. Qter an9slebene o.
mcrifouer warsn ebenfau6 3u o!e>
lem 0oftmaNe etn9slo0cn.
Rocbr'hten pen 2iperpeol Dom
10 Sanuar 3ufN9s, rts uns ubsr
Soiton ;ueetOmmsn, 1T am Insn
Sanuar nicbt (sbr fern ron SABRE,
Oas NaferShlf grie, Don BORT
nab Neupors beItit11t, nit Maun
unS Maus 5u 0ruuoe 9e9an9tn.
Nm l9tsn 9opember murps Die
Shifbrlfe btp SOblenS oureb
Tlo0s, Die pab 0Ollano beitimmt
warem NIT ouen rarduf befno,
ltcben po0o9isrs uno Yubrpereen
wsssern1en.
Oae 2eben SeGu, Don Stroub,
10 pielfab eDn Der ortbooorsn
Stride Seut1blaaos oneefptbten
huOet INNER notwithstanding
gs miro in g tutteart oufs 0ssus
psrlsst, uno trd9t Dem Qerfansr
Elm 6Dnoror y. 5000 9ulOsn e.n.
mit Dem Stbifs Gbatbam,
melbes !eeten Wpnta3 IN SDfon
einlieh erbdlt man lber gnglane
Die 9lobribt, DoB pbIIipp ouf's
Veus in 0efabr mar, nieOsree-
(bD0en III weroen. 0dberes 1T
mob nibts tnIosn en9AlbeH Sldt'
tern 0arlbsr sntbalten.
Sn einem nbes Salifor etba!te-
nen Briefe niro beribtstl 0aS
O'genneL osr srpse Oertbeietger
Der Nssbte eJrlanoe, in elnem a.
ter Don 6l Sabren NIT Ioes OBJ
9e9onsen. Gan; Oub!ln Ipar in
Srousr uno Die &auAapsn ges
ltbIcGen.
Oer pertult res poefetbcots
grie an Der froni6ffhen &ifs
NIT 2lnen1, mas DGrduf NOR,
I1sint itb ju be0dtisen.
Serr 0ouano, elmer Der 2uft'
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tnotsn oaE9etbeilt.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18

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