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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-11
ARGE Mar. o. Issis.,,,,r !, !. !. !. \.

II ARGE MArr or Mississ,5,;I ;. =; !. 4.
IL showing the public and Indh, !, nsaa.l
aniAeservations, Land ,stricts, Town.,s.4 !, ~
DC. engraved from the government - - N's
pl1ts in the General Land Office, W..h;''s
~; by Z. GILMAN. Draughtsman !, Il. E
Land Office. WIG 1slal
F. TAYLOR, Bookseller, Washino,., ~.
just published land secured the copyr;ods o''y
to law) the above maps, which will bs s.s1s
ly more complete and accur tie than arv ss aa
published. They are published on seDs,, ..'s''
each containing nearly six square feet Nv 'as
found especially useful and valuable tn INV. ~va
ested in the lands ofcither state. as thu, laa|
~ item Of information which, is in II. a sSS'N|
of the land offices, relative to water CONF 1870
ship lines, lnd IN lnnds and reservation. =. %s'
trcts, &c, and will be found pc. isctlv acc, NC
precise in these points. They can BE- sen, w.
to any part of the United States, sub,ee, y! 10y
single letter post Price two doll',. w. suy
copies Of either will be sent by M, 70, ,;r. :. au
A liberal discount vii! be made to tr,ye]l,n, .
or to any who buy to sell again. Y'a'
ErEditors Of newspaper any wbs,.
give the above advertisement (includnn NV n. ~
tice) one or two insertions, stall receive i, w.
mail copy ofeach map, if they will send '' .a
ofthe paper containing it to the advertise, WI
Aug. II, 1887,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-11

when ne hasn'tnine pence in his peck
, let to pay his way. Sc. ~ :. \ = 2 2
l neverdid ike pantaletts rgrowI
up women. They do very well 70,
children. Butdegustibas man dispu
tandMm as the old woman said wher
|she--&c. 5
I dislike egregiously, for an imper
|tinent fellow to come up when ! an
Talking on private business; and afte,
finding out what we are upon declin'
tomove of. Ifeel ready to take holt
of him. aa g.'a n
Idislike for any man oput his arm
around me or take hold of my elbow
when we are upon a mornings walk
l greatly prefer that he should keeI
lat respectable distance,
| dislike to see mon or women a
|shamed of poverty and attempt te
make the impression on the worlc
that they are rich when they are
mot so. It's contemplate device.
ldiSlike greens tut am fond ofgood
bacon. gase. IS
rather dislike a dog and abomi.
nate a cat.
ldis'ike to ride in stage coach.
The English people are right in con-
Isidering it vulgar. It's no place for a
lady, Ifshe can't afford to travel in
any other way she had better stay at
home. 81
l have holy horror of gossips
be they men or women;. and never
see one without having an ague or a
lift,
| dislike exceedingly the present
fashions of ladies dresses. There
is nothing that hurts my feelings
more.
l dislike to see man signing Sob
bing, and simperiug becauce a wo-
man can't love him and consequent-
ly won't marry him. He is a goose.
Ids iketo see man at a distance
from home, when you enquire about
some distinguished gentleman in his
neighborhood profess to be very in
innate with him-when perhaps the
gentleman of distinction scarcely
knows him at all l have seen too
much of this in men and women
both.
IdlsliketO see a man orwomen rum
ming after rich kin andneglecting poor
Ter relations who are perhaps more de-
serving. a.ga
| always did and trust l ever. shall
loath sycophant. - aoea..,
Idislike to hear a member speak
too often in the Lyceum. It's not
modest by any means.
dislike the working of the new ex.
pertinent on the currency. It's worse
than DR.. Sangrado's blood-letting and
hot water.
dislike to hear man talk much
about himself, his horses, his dogs. or
any thing else belonging to limits
too egotistical. mF
| dislike few things moro than al
hole IN the toe ofmy stocking; and
would marry no woman who would
not pledge herself before hand to
keep them all stopped.
| dislike to see man, when inter-
rogated as to some classical ilIusion|
or Neutrality-suspicious., pretendto have
forgotten, when he never knew anyl
thing about tits a fraud and ought
to be exposed.
| I ahorninate q nlnttnn Nina 10Th
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-11
A Lis tot Letters

in the Post Office at Ripley
IL Mississippi, on the LIST day Of January 49,
49, fnot taken out before the Ist day of April mex,
will be sent to the General Post Office as Dead
I
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-11

THE 49,
Carriers Address to the
PATRONS OF THE
THE

Carriers Address to tn
PATRONS OF THE
RIPLEY TRANSCRIPT.
10! row the form ., Thirty. Eigh.
Comes, tripping. through the eastern gate,
Ten thousand blessings to bestow
Upon the beaut,ous world below! 9'saui %
Sweet are the accents Of his voice
Rcjoice, Yssons ofmen, rejoice;
Let eli the living world be gay;
Throughout this new, delightful Day,
Farewell to good old Thirty Seven,
Who died last night, and went 10 heaven!
His days were numbered to q jot-
Away he flew, and fingered not. aH
But whae be yet beheld the srn,
., wha. sight ofthings were done!
With pleasing looks, and purpose true,
Permit me just to name few. .-
The Banks to close their doors had luck
The people, straight were panic struck!
Twas thus the Gold and Silver theme
Turned out visinary dream; ......
And showed the inconsistent ways .. ...
Ofthose who boasted in it's praise.
But chat was that which roard SO loud,
Like Aocks ofpgeons in cloud!
It was flight Of Plasters, quick, ......
Upon your broken Sims to stick!
Yet mean as might appear the trash,
1t answered in the place Of cash;
Then let US raise a july song,
Toshink no worse we get along. -.r... ...
Some who possessed the office pull
Declared the Treasury was full;
Though, scarcely had they turned about,
Before the, said the chnk was out!
Now Congress, by a party sweep, ,r
Claiborne and Gholson tried to keep;
But Mississippi long shall ding
Her indignation on the thing!
Two men Of capital renown
Provoked the publ;c's mighty frown--
In building Freedoms lovely Dome
They grew unpopular at home;
Because they set their heads, at last,
To spoil the precious work 20 fast!
Thus Tennessee, with noble rage.
Opposed the old heroic Sage;
And New York, on a glorious plan,
Care battle to the "footstep" Man!
Charge after charge renewed the fight
The train band ranks were put to fight!
And while, in all the country round,
The Wings were firmly gaining ground,
Loud shouts increase the patriot fame;
And thousands to their senses came!
Let Freedom's Dome forever stand,
The pride and beauty Of the Land!
But here where; late, the Indian child,
With all his savage kin, run wild,
What lovely scenes begin to spread,
To cheer the whiteman' s happy head! ....
The breath of health perfumes the air s-
The crops are fine, the ladies fair
Pure water fills each bubbling SPRING
The soil is good--and ev'ry thing Iaa
Presents a prospect, rising fast
With social pleasures, long to last. ,. .r....
gisygas4'ss. g4ssz5. 70 se ss.ss .ss e. sss ----
For this address which now must close,
/ look for pay you, may suppose;
And best my thanks shall be expressed
To those who recompense me best:
Yet, be the portiongreat, or small, A 9
My dearest Friends 10 eyou all. i'E
How hard the fate Of him is, call'd "the devil''
BY fall-grown Printers--(how encivil.)
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-11
PROPOSALS
For publishing in the hwn Of Ripley .p;,,,....
= Heekty Newspaper 70 BE entitled ~
LIE RIPLEY TRASscarpr.
By t
James Ii. Walker

ON entering the political arena, "a ion,n,,;..
the proprietor is aware that he will have MANY ~
stacles to encounter, growing out ofthe dsicuNi..
Incident to the settlement of new country. as we'll
as that ofparty dissentions the former we e,ue,
to be able to Surmount by industry and perse,e,
lnce, the latter may, without much liberaliy .,
The part of the people, render the efforts Of Ii,
Editor to be useful. entirely unavailin. W,wuI
nevertheless, enter upon the undertaking, and en-
'deaVor where we cannot please, at least no, b,
offend; the promotion of the public, as well as Oh,
own interest being our object, and the interest d
the West generally, we have selected the Town d
Ripley, as the theatre of our operations. auw
claim, and all we expect is fan and honest sup
port in the labor of our profession.
10 furnish the news of the day in the Commercial
md political world; to communicate information
ofthe rapid and extensive diffusion Of knowledge,
Ito promote and uphold the interest Of the fans
merchant and mechanic--will be the leading Oh
!.ect. Opposed alike to party intolerance and sea,
Ran bigotry, our aim will be, to warn the patriot
OF dangers which may threaten the country; to sup.
yest such measures as my be thought best cahus.|
out highly ftvored country.
On the subject of political affairs, we shall s...
Oily oppose every association of individuals, under
Whatever name or disguise, whose object il to n.
strain, by party Infringement, the tull expression
of unprejudced sentiment; we shall advocate the
cause of pure. unmixed democracy-not the. kind
LOT democr ICY, which teaches blind and passi's
lobsdance to the dictates ofparty and partisan lea.
ders, without enquiring into the purity oftermt.
ltives; but that which teaches tine right and caps.
lefty of the people themselves, to nominate and
choose their own rulers, and prescribe their own
measures of government, unaided by directions,
Ind unnfiuenced by party leadres.
We sh Ill endeavor TO be temperate and respect
ful towards political opponents, and to respect the
character and feelings ofthose who may differ with
us IN opinion either us to men or measures w
shall claim the right in respectful manner, tocrH
clse the pretensions of such rs offer their services
to the public, we shall not deny this right to Others
out we will not treat as enemies, and as unworthy
ofpublic confidence, such as differ with us in opln'
ion, and persue ahigh-mnded and honorable course
TERMS. .e @
The publication of the "RLPLEY TRaNS'
be commenced as soon as it is ascerlal'
ned that sufficient number of subscribers can Dc
The RIpLEy TRANscRrpT, will o.
neatly printed, with entire new materials, pocufe'
expressly for the purpose, on fine Royal sheeI
1T -Four Dollars in advance, or Fire at the ena
the year; payment made any time within WV w
months after the issuing ofthe second number WIZ
be considered in advance. @ M
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-11
LIKES AND DISLIKES-

dislike a great many moro things
than L!ike. sse ~ aa -"
l dislike to see groups Of people
gather about tavern porch when q
great man arrives and peep at him
through the cracks ofttedoor. tire
minds me Of cufeo trying to peeu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

unscrp6bnliebe Srodenbett res 9Ia@fnmn'ers. Sn
ptnnIpIrenien fIbts man hrteltc nr@ prndenper
ais icy uns. 91a9ri9ten prn Ittkr Qepebe 9etnob,
fiensen hort, In etlien fitli&engescnben bteSrnn'
nen auesuseben ait; ttw G6uptttI Canal laStn allie
sOpte OterbaIt Steabtns in 70 feibtem 9eaBer, beB
fe nt&t ,pettsr tonwtsn. Sn 98srts unO anterm
Gaunttss baten fteb bic tneten Baucrn senStbtet
|8efben, init Der J5eufttteruns an testnnnen. s5n
Sentutp uno 9trSinttn fol- bic SPatcrHnte rptc tep
uns, se(itten 6aten; aud ri@tete Gin frI9rs sleif
In bet 9esenb pon 9ii4mOnb teseutsnben SrpftfbG.
Pen an 2selfaeorn, Gartensetpa9fen &c. an" 9ts
fanbisen getbe Steu'Serftps foGen 6eoeutent rurdt
bic Sirrc sslitttn baten, ,rc3a ib in Den Eanntns
ratrern je'ses Staates ned pas ltnetdt etnes pers
lDcerenbrn Granbes sefeGfe. 2(m 9ienfta8 91aeb.
mittas> eten ais eer leete @6atten rcs mcness pOr
osr Scnnen9eite periltsr seSOsen ttie8en cine ias
DC 9Doleen ron 9lcrppeft berauf. 9Gon Dpfte aace
freuetS auf Nesen - ater bic Senlttr pss -oimnels
tlieben rer(tbcbenr usa bic lstb3cnre Gree wartet
barrsnb, tis Der srobs e aaneter Der 2Sett (e sua.
big erfrif9en mtrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

ydntps 81 Te8entet IT. - Q5o yaaeies att her
Srtes eintr Sse9erans tteben, ia (ebfs ertap,nlid
aus. 9anfiss misen tibttse !eanbe fepn,. elmer.
Suten Sarsain 3u ibrsm eissnen 9ortbsil, ,pie aud
eplierneMuseatnilbe, 'tenerne Safe unb Gibeulaue~
eisarren sa ,ns@en-misen aud fcntt quite giirs.r
fepn ater nit Dem ssesieren perrertem fies nmtr.
go batten mir unter rem alien panty 1cams @tea.
pelattem, nntsrbrddans bet Vabfreibeit, sebinste
2 SOleetsn tim bas 9clt sa unterjc6en; utter hem
janssn Yantp 1pams Serpprtsnbeit uno Beraserey
jsber Art; anter Stepens in ssnnp(panien gertbet.
SisnnS Der Sssserpsrmif1uns, ertaufte Srsitrefuns
unsebeurer Sanfsn, tru'a'me Gi(entaDnsn, aueb
falfbe Gioe 'e. nns, TIM gang rcr un1erer eiseaen
xbhr !" tebren, unter Dainty 9anee ron 0b,s, pas
Ssisb Shnplalferfpftems unp ben xriumrbf Ter.
rrrirten O'rncrclwetens dter 9ausrn une .ease.
nerter! Gs tbut's ni1t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

Gl" Sentt@er pnperrp in @isft(ines
9slfr'8em slatte eeba'trtet. eoitstter unp Scbnpn
'9en ssSen eas snFrebs Ter xeatben ,pcl tie sessn
o"s 'sete S@ulssfet scltimn,t. Ats eerr qsitfllns
o1sic Of'ttDean9 annabn, rpnbte CT, Sas bas 9rlt
90" Start fei'en Terralentanten antefpblsn BATE.
lf9 rc' lint ots Suaerintenpentsn bic ivibcrfcten
ftrner pab 'e fir ate Yertescrlnsen su @unfftn rtr
ssutf3en I'M @obulsefee ftimmtea, unb nur nei,
asten' ais ,a ilrer eppelition .anttfpbne glaufel
com Supsr'ntenrent sInsefhatet mures. eattr yoerr
2S's'fl'ns pss Mot sstpuat 70 iitsr su eat6ulpaen
oilte etsr ssber ais 3eitnnssberausseter, euf Biz
in esr1efee9es"ns rcrtrmmsnben .eauptsesenttane.
Adt ssen, petfs Ct inces ssmubt, mic mir sleutes
-fnssease 1T CT eSsrllis senps fcbe eie 4abrbeit
rerrrshtnrs une snttlltnrt 1rtiee( au rutli,tren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

o.-Ose9rere 1sc@en Gtmrureb fbcn tr.
e6tt lte6 Der treift Staatsna,,,s pes dbinp(aer.
@rsls BON bisftm Gauntp, Der ftb aud "9emsrtrat'
ns"nt, Samit, ba8 er bem eeu,ceratif4en Gambia.
ts" fur 8ouoernir, 9eif(on Sbannom, psrtpirft, er
fep Gin etnsebornsr son Ohio. Ibut renm pe,n
Ufe"ne pas ettpas rper ftapet "a einen Staat,
tpenn sr sbr|i@e, fabiss une tasntpote @tbne Bat,
unN btefeften Sa hen Robtten 1e,uterm in per @ate
bes Soltes bef6rprrt?
9eas 1T Bonn Der jeetse @ebinp(afer. e,pup.rn5r
sSanee Gin Yanep lit er-ein Gerl, Der ntnis mad,
Den Sntreben bes 9rIts frast. wenn CT uur (id unb
fene Sbinrlatter Sabrtt ;u ttrtena rtebt frts*et
fam! 9tefen s1tbtz Gtnsetrrnsn untcrttist Jeerr
2esttItns unb Der sanSe 2tret Der @antener S3ant
SSun entcbt bic Srase ,rtr lit Der ttntertttlt.
IunS bes frcren 9Oltcs ron Obto tptirbistr- ei,t
ebrltd9cr, fabi9rr, in Obc setrrner Dlann, rcer e
f3urtif6er Y1ntp?
uno no ift Der Teut(be in stecm Gh,at, btr nidt
taufenbn,at Iieter fir pen rtbtlbrn, peperatiteet
Sbannon, bet int @teat, als fir rrn @6tnrla,ter.
Senee, ben an9etetcten papierselrtalbc Der 9Bbtes
oer in een Dantptaatsn eetoren wurre, ttimnets
tpire 3eist ans 70 eintn 1eutfacn, unb tpir te-
bauptt, sr fey entpeoer irre setetet ereauft pber
fontf Gin Ge8ncr SlctAcr 9ic6te!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

SIM Otcuat 9lu9uit wuroen ouf bem Ohio
@anale fcl9enbe 9lrtifel mad, @lcoeIano &c:
brad,t: 24,9l9 Sulhel Wabcn, 1865 Su=
ld,cl Welibfcrn 8, 100 8uihcl Safer, g.. 46
Td6er Mebl, 933 Sdweinef ISL
5dber gSbistep 1880 pfunbe Sd,infen,
IA Srb6ft5 Tabaf. 8ou @lcoelauo aus
,puroen auf eem Ganale ocrlhifft: 1886
6d6er Sals, 5Sl Sd6er SceFId)e 2,509
$50 pfuuoe TaNfmonnsmaaren, 1869
pfunce Nau6QerdttId,afteu, S2,669 pfunbe
GDps> 3O4, ,8G9 Sue Brctter, 308 900 Stiid
Sdineeu. Die. @inuabme ben 3oacn auf
oem Ohio Sanole betrugeu wihrcno oe5Wao
mats JulD 1888 $50 Ass, allo $4,000 mehr
1I6 i'm upri9en Sabre. ID.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

Die reli9iofe Sefte Der Wormcniten im
pbern NeiBouri miro nit ieben Gage ccr 9es
ienlhafttiheu Srouuug nnb 0tuhe gefdbrlis
der. Sie babsu bs,paffnete Giufille in Da
pies Gauntp gemadt, nebrere Srieccnsrid,s
ter iiberfaaen, uuo Ge snr lluterltrift bon
papieren geS,punaen, Die ihre frcie Nunfttcn
,belhrdnfen. 9luf ibrem Bege serftorten ftc
bic Grnten uuo bebrobten oas eeben oielcr
Buraer., Mebrere 8eten uno 8ermittler,
bic Az ibnen mad, Clap 9iaDs Saflcns nno
eafapette GauntD gefhidt wuroen, febrteu
ntdt spiseer ;urild, unb man oermntbet eae
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

Ser WaBerfano oes Sbio tpiro td9lid,
rieoriser, uno Die pcftbocte fonnen faum
mebr itre rc9elmdBiaen Sabrten MAIDEN.
Die ilbrise Dompfld)ifabrt 1T ols eeitlcBen
su betrad)ten. Wdbrenb Der leBten 10 Gage
waren Die Woreen ;emlih fiihl, uno 9e9en
Witta9 ltellte ld) in Der Heael cine brennens
ce Sonnenbise Elm. Ger 9elnnchcits;ultano
iit uicht (ebr befricoi9eno, unb bic Sterblid,
felt lat in pcu lesten QScden su9encmmen'
(Vp[tsk(att
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

gci @clcgeubeit Der 8eerbisune BON ces
rtmiaS Bacon ans SNcpeipea 2aunEhp III
Belts Ser(eU lernte mani cine Sanilie fcus
ncn, Die man Al eeu Merf aiirrt9feiten unles
rer 3eit rcd)neu fanu. 9Han fano ben 8er-
ltorbcncu in Der 9tibe zines 3iehbrunnens
ii, eini0er Gntferunng ocu Dem Soaule, in Dem
er ,pohute. B1hrlhciulid, i1el or tuot uieoer,
ndbrcno ergBoGer heraufiiehcu wcltte, eeun
lciue Solno ruhte nod auf Der 'pumpb, be.
@r war elmer Der dltefen GinsuDhner BON
Nrpc!pen GauuIihip, unb lctte NIT clilem
Sruoer uno slpci Sd,we iteru auf eincmeonss
oute, eaB i,ncn ihr Batcr biuterlaeen hattie,
ser auf 6bnlid)e JHeie fart, tDle fttn Schn
Die Eaus sbaltune ,pu.be bon SeremlaS uno
elmer Sdnpclter 9efllhrt, Die lebtes SrtlNjahr
ltarb. Stmobl Gs III ihrer Qebenomeiie mehr
Q8iloen, as SioiliTrteu Weuid)en 9ltd'en, 70
,paren 1le bod, bon rirer au6crcrotntlteten
gicree nad) 0elo beleelt, nno tbr cl'l5l9es
8eronit9cn id)lcu BARN 5u btltehelL l..rei'
grnerb aufsub6ufeu, uno fId AT ecBen 9ins
tlif al era5gen. Der 8ruocr uno bic Sdnpe
itcr, lpeld,e ned, leben, ftno Der celeltptle9r
uit,t fdhig. Wau lcB tbn 1ltcr 20 Sabre
fir / uno il, cinem 3uftance oeutenlmrner
Jsadthcit lit ben a>,dleern berum!aufeA
lBeun i'm Der Soun9er 70 fart .qudlte, ftbrte
or oe,p6bulitb nad) SSaule, flute ielnen VIA
oel, uno ,oa bann ,pteeer anf fetne lS1aee'
ruuoeu aus. gclbit Die udd,lfen 9tahb1rel
befammcn ihn nur feltea suiehen. Die Nut
leber bes Eannidips fanoen es iftt CEN
Iope BON Seremias fir nctblpsnri9, ile unf
ibre soblefiafeiteu in 8erwabr su nebmen
Deu 8rueer muete man erit einfan9en. G'
ii ,,ber ,lno i,bcr nit Soaareu be,padfen, nnl
er Gebt seraee ai.s, als hatte man oae Yel
eiues aItenSpcBum CSentelratfe) noer III
lae,caen. Gr mibesleete fd) iseem YerlId,'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

!oerr 9eie'tlins fa@t suin(iuuircn, psr Semcerat
Sbanncn sebSre sur s'artbep rer Saattrts. qDtr
sitte"' ea err 9nstlins E!bf sin tcutfb .amerita.
"if@er Sarssr ut, sr 'ndse fine tscn SreunSs uit
70 tebr rsrfenns,,. .esrr Sbanncn 1T ntt arr Fin
5sernp Der 1sutfdea, frnbern e." srcser 9erebrer
Ger &eut'Atn SfraAt. 2Sir tsrufsn uns auf pcs
Ssusnis aaer Ieutbsn, bic tep fsiner 4u,psf,nbeit
lno ~ aN"siaon @efesenbeit batten i'm. psrtrau.
it'b &c rs,nctrahf1c 3ruperbauo ~ fdbutte(n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

Sm 9rfri8en Staatsmann ,perpen mir tef9ulbtSt;
mir fuetten ecn @r'nen seSsn ben Net@tu su e,n.
p6ren." 9ieie Ssfhulpisuns 1T falf8 pie bic !e6ae
-Slur bafar tamrfen mir, ta6 bic S1eiben BEN Ar.
men nibt untsrbritsn uns oas n unfsrm freps,
sanrs stet@e 0s@ts btrrf9en foGen! 9abin
ttrsten mir haB, wtnn Der ense(as 8arssr fein
3abtrsrtrrehen erfiiaen mug. aueb rts Gantcner
9e9t8'Saaf ans ibre feeeraNflf&sn Gpnfortsn stes
tlun follen,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21

(Tsen. Sbue b16 Seutauo Gin Bert fprad,
rpuros oas Boot nah etnem Soiset bls9e'u'
osrt, auf benz etntse Sdumc lt1noen. SIer
lties man aus, Der Sad suarbe aufsebuncen
mno n1tSem Der Griet)e fetnr tcote 9tI1eete
nodp einWlI 9eGebeu, benfte man lhn an Dem
uddBifsu SIume auf, tDerauF bic besoen YET
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