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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

JosRPH BoNFasTI.-Why IS not the manner in
which this individual came his death Investigated
Are the public authorizes ASLEEP, have they been
slenced by some magical influence Why was there
not post mortem examination Of the bodyl Why
was not the physician who was called TO his aid,
summoned before the jury when they held their in
qusstf II is alleged that Mr.. Bonanli fell from the
window in his sleep-what evldenceis there of this
II the windows at Pslmo's have pulliss affixed to
Them las they undoubtedly have) il is clear tina, the
window could not have been closed after his exit
without aid from seine person in the room. The back
OF he nd was broken in and other portion of his
body was discovered by the surgeon who attended
him. 10 be bus d. II he fell from the height alleged
and his head first struck the pavement il would have
the body would have been bruised When the surgeon
was taking leave Of the room, after his death. he OBJ
served 10 the friends of Mr. b. that an nques; should
be held on the body; TO which he received reply not
at all respectful. There are circumstances of a curious
character connected with this transaction which
should be investigated. JUSTICE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
State of Trade.

Yesterday generally dull day. ap,,r,sns h.;ro in
d1~pced by the weather whsh days In be,n vev
TO out door business The
the city also quite SMALL but there is prospect of Going
canals The safe given below the of is
ship Panama sold by flefaian Co. The were of low
cost and inferior Tie obtained bei
than Tor the same qualities nj the previous sales
The Mobile slips OF the 22d the CITY was vrrv
d but no disease of contagious prevailed the
city. -
Richmond Va the s7lh business as doing fer
the season. = -
BREApsTUEFs-The -four market auiet on Saiurdav-
some small sales OF southern d
rivals OF his article have been limited At Baltimore on the
28th tie -four marker oecined-saes at S775
9Th l25 barrels In wheat a decline 10 I2c was
effected by The Great Westerns made al 70
80 The receipts light; cargo of 100 Bushels
wheat arrived on Frday 6Gobuke via New Orleans
taken al CSC. Al Mobile the 22d supply
of grain bad caused decline in price The Of in
parts of the state is arcc bu, the
western parts at Mississippi and Tennessee barren
conStion ewing 10 the drought which
sales of corn rs 80c of -four 80 Rishsona va
on the 2th after receipt OF the from
ofwhite wheatwas sold at $l5e.
TOBACCO Some sales of Kennedy efscted ves
erday former sthe rwife The present no
change At Baltimore tae 28h the in and
ha been moderate hroug we@k-he lin
itedQnotaon same as tbs last week Phe stock ef
land not large. In pecoss 1872 khds Marya I3c
hbds Oho-ota 472 nhds At Rio hmoad the 27h the
market dull and prices bad suffered decline Good
ugs qnoes ut S. 50 r50fse shipping rs i2-g cd
and fine manufacturing, $40 Is AT Bosioa OF tbs 2s
further place. The of leaf in Philadel.
pha the 20 inst 25so hhds Kentucky The exports
had been from the LIST January 1883 Gibraltar 277 bids;
The foliowngis OF the Tobacco in LIVERPOOL
n o SQtA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
niEl.

On the goth inst Helen Plstt infant daughter Of Truman
Parmee, aged months -. 80, :, .
the 2ih inst aged ss ,ears Mrs Margaret Miller relic,
Of the late Junes Miller. =, ...,
age
Onthe 2slb last Etsbsts Anderson aged 2Jears month
On lie aih lost An. Amss Price aged three months aud
AZ froy, on he ash Pm Eliza Marvs, II The l9h
Rag,o ~ the 70 h inst Edward Vau Benscho,en, aged
19yesr. ,..,.. ,, ,-,,- :, -, -
years
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

DJ' The Nep Era Of last Saturday Gays, that J.
w. Webb should be as good as his word and
sue d. X. Minor for swndling Mr.. ID. X Minor
enjoys reputation a man Of Probity and honor,
which cannot be shaken by the calumnies Of such q
man as Col Webb. Al this moment, Mr. ID. X. Mi
nor IS the President Of stock company (the POn-
dretts) and for his he would olay himself open
even the mere suspicion Of unfair transaction.
SUirdIing, as applied to such a man, is preposter.
| GUS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

" The wings have called meeting for today al
noon al one end Of the Park, and the ocofocos have
called one ~ tho other emo for the same hour The
wings object = 70 donouace Martin Van Buren, aud
his son John The Iocos' e read chapter upon
wing principles ard wing interests. battle regal is
aid vii come 81 between theopposte factions or the
choice OF location and the supremacy Of the several
charmen. &c il Tom-go i Jerry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

USpRovoKEp Assault. Last evening as one Of
our most respectable ship masters was en- curing for
a friends house in Pearl street. he by mistake enter
ed the premises of an "adopted citizen" by the name
Of Doyle, residing at 294 Pearl street. Upon being
discovered in the hail. boy lie grossly nsuted the in
ruder, and without waiting for an apology, charged
him with an intent TO steal something called him
loafcr, and slammed the door in his face. We pre-
sumo when Mr.. Doyle understands, as he may by
this that he has injured the feelings of gallant tar
without the least intentional provocatIon he will do
the geuteel thing towards him. The Captain has left
his address with the editor of the Herald.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

,rraer,stior ST q 81. MarV's.Mve,"

OS1S0o0s
We sstout the representation Of " 81 Maryshv
on Saturday night and greatly were We pleased
Celeste % the main stay Of the piece, Of course her
attitudes beaatu her acting ohasts and natural
and her Rstois plessingin the extreme. Fully does
she bear cut her entitle to the following encomlams
awarded her by the London press-
lTrcn the Court Jsurnall
:. Celeste the chief q The paeGs , and
r.: y
rrcm .se Examinenl
new piees, called St. Marys Eve, produced here
on Monday reminded Of the best days Of the AselPhi
ard we MISSED John Reese and Blackstone Yet we had o.
smith, who was I'll himself his grim prefix Included quaint
,nd cSms wkn and The energy and feeling o. Made
pse sSeS ~ xared nsf w.r The Of
the piece is simple and lid with simplicity isnot loaded
easily and taas Close Net psapsus used
mt yet all the serious poon Mprsssse not snindscency
tu for loag .iGe seen Madeaoisee Celeste play
ed very effectively indeed and with auesuen TO all minor de
to. lutte regarded BY English actresses.
From the SPECTATOR
p,.rance ~ ia - ] sc her oa Az"
she even ventures upon English woros and II the foreign
ing with which she speaks them would for
any peculiarly BEt in fact there something charming in
foreigner especially Il she be handsome woman Maibrans
Ialan English and shreders German English were both
So In hi, piece ST Marys Eve there some effective
situations the display of Cseses address and
actng She gives genuine touches o feeling that make
feel her heart is in what she does For thorough
mand OF her and that abosdon which
throws all the energies into the performance enoee
Celeste is uneeualled by any Esgh the
Miss Kelly is the that might have best compared with her
From the Age.l
ST MARys EvEOne Of the most interesting pieces that
evea the produced tor presented Ma
denosele Celeste and attractive poRt Of vie
haa tor the unrvasd OF action she adds the
cearm .ot the SIMPLE, touching eloquenee ST Mary's
Eve draws crowded houses, and must prove card.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

TREATISE OF GEas.-Ths is truly pretty little
volume, by Or Lewis Feuchtwanger, and lssucd from
the pross OF Mr. A. Hanford II is highly recon-
mcndcd IN an Introductory letter, by Professor X n.
wick and treats largely on the practical aud scientific
value II G ms, accompanied By description Of the
mesl interesting American Gems, and ornamental
and architectural materials.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
The sRaPssa BeDs<aA t
New YoRx, Sept 27th,. 1888

% Bos0r Of the Hsread-
You have probably observed the great busde q I'D
psepara,i lien which was made to give the manager Of
oae of the rival Theatresa benefit. To read the ca I'd
Of the very benevolent persons who got up ana r
one would suppose that the New Sork pubic we re
aSorinp under huge debt Of gratitude which 10 wi IS
anxious to discharge; and that feeling uneasy y
should remain so long unpaid these dslniereste d
men had resolved to show their cultivated laste an
extensive knowledge Of theatrlcas by an approval
Mr.. Simpsons efforts past, present, end TO come
Now this custom of giving complimentary oeneht
to managers is purely provincial, and could only .
considered as timely and proper, undef palcuai cn
cumstances In the case 81 a manager VINO nae Oeei
peculiarly unfortunate after deserving wei OF ts pup
lie, such charity would be highly laadable. bat as
this gentleman instead OF beng minus, Is hho~n W
have pocketed many thousands, by his engagements
with foreign stars; any such motive as charly is Out
of the question Perhaps, shen there Is some parcu
lar merit in having enticed across the water, these
cratic heavenly bodies for the amusement OF US very
good naured natives AS 10 TINS, the Puohc Is tne
best Judge what amount OF persuasion and ensreaty
required, to induce people so remarkably wen
paid when they arrive here and who known TO De
eager come TO take trip across the A1iahtic.
If this be rhe ground of has deserts, then ndeeo lhc
gentlemanly manager of the National would be muen
better entitled such compliment. fer BESIDES nav
ing engaged an unprecedented number OF stars OF the
highest reputation and merit his stock company ID
unsurpassed by any other in the country but now
does the account stand the other side, IN regara 70
the latter subject? Two persons OF rather questlona'
mate" drama, will furnish forth rather funeral ban.
quet for the ensuing There are several good
stock actors on the show boards, and old favor
ties of ,he public wltha but the subordinate OF the
Park Theatre, male and female are VIGOROUSLY
ugly, awkward and i'll dressed.
But if no motives such these, controlled the dis
interested persons who signed that card, right sag
gest without dsrespect 70 Mr. Simpson,) that
more praiseworthy object might have been found.
Suppose committee had advertised such an enter
tanmsnt the proceeds to be applied towards raising
fund 10 assist aged and INDECENT actors, would not
New ork on such call, have alled that house from
But the cause of this socltude among persons nte'
rested in this Theatre d fcult TO be discoveries
Fashion, always capricious, but seldom UNJUST IN
her decisions, has for year past been making de,
monstrat,ons Of wish 10 leave her old hauRts, and
is already on the wing, for the boxes and saloons OF
the new theatre.
That as fact must have fallen under the observa.
ton of any observer of persons who has attended
these theatres since the appearance of De Begins IN
one and Vestris in the other. PAR-EnRE.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

BE ,coS CouRsE.-Today the uots that have ere.
ated 80 much excitement will come off, if fair wea-
her-the purses to come off at and clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01
NJ AR RTE ID.

On the 27h nstaft, by the Rev. Or. Miner, Mr.. NJ
Bougbo merchant To Miss Emily Barker all of this .iy
Oa "Wednesday IS instant. by the Rev DR. Cbese M "a
thanel G. Lehomndeu to Mss Jane M, Hepburn, an on v"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

sunday, September 36A. p. M.
Business At the Stock Exchange underwent great resc
oa yesterday the snces and prices goae mp with q
much apdiy they before bank stock has however de-
ehned from Fridays prices Phenx fell of fper and
Bank per cent; Del Hudson improved Iper cent
Ohio, Mohawk sesson Pr ovidace per vcks
bsrg II per ceat Paterson Harlem rose "a Der cent
each the cIsse Of Friday; stonngan q per cent,
utca Illinois sach4 per This reaction in the Stock
Market eaec large orders for particular for
cash. by certain individuals which caused the prices TO ad.
vance No alteration has taken place the of Foreign
Exchange for the packets sailing tomorrow and the transac.
ueas were not large On France the c Sales
this latter small
in Domestic Exchange material variation rates has
occurred, but since the day for resumption in New Orleans
has been hx'd the ten eney better points The
following we're the rates yesterday.
nostoH az Sght par NJ Carolina spt 81 A dis
pp h1,aaI 40 a2t dis Charleston, do il ii dis
Baltimore, do dis Mobile do 81 as dis.
Ncomeno do Il dis N. Orleans, do 3a 81 dis
Al Mobile the 22nd there no demad for bills ON New
York. Rates wete nominal at sper npr.mium The
health Of the ciiyJwas good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

ATTACK UPON THE WArcH.-We are sorry TO see
the feeling of INSTRUMENTATION which has recently
manifested itself against various functlonaries OF our
local authorities. That this feeling has grown out Of
the most fragrant abuses and insolent assumption
of power by those in authority, there IS no doubt
but is very much to be regretted that citizens will so
far forget their own dignity and independence as TO
come into personal collision with the menias of Of
fee, in order be revenged for ouuages upon their
personal rights, committed by order Of their SUPERB
ors Ifvengeance is to be taken beyond that derived
from legitimate source, lei 1t fall upon the heads
not the hands, Of those in authority.
At a little after midnight on Sunday morning, as
person by the name Of Ward, in company with
friend of his passing through Church street, be-
tween Reed and Duane he was knocked down by
man named Edwin Bowling, who was backed by
half dozen Others A Waterman who what had
passed. mmed ately seized hold Of the assaian when
he was rescued by his associates. In his attempt to
regain possession of his prisoner, the watchman was
severely injured and but for the timely assistance OF
his partner, must have come of much worse The
prisoner and another man named John Gosrgas, who
took an active part the rescue, were then taken into
custody Whereupon huge cry was raised by the
others-the alarm Of fire gwen, and before the
watchmen got to the Halls of Justice with their pr
soncrs mob OF at least 300 individuals had collect
ed together, peltng the wa,chmen with every de
scription of missile that laid in their way and other
wise abusing and insulting them in most outrageous
manner. The following persons were apprehended
and charged with beng concerned in the riot VIZ
Edwin Bowling, John Gourgas, John Higgins, Isaac
Andrews, Chas. s. Hiscox James vose, VIM. NJ
Guest David T. Grey, and William Doughty. They
were all committed for examination.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

Programme OF Madam Caradorf AIlan,s
sacred aud Miscellaneous Concert. ut the
p Thi. evening M,niay October Is 1884. To commence
Sacred Ar, Madame c.radori Allen, with verdure
RomaI z,-sisner Fab !" oai repesai" Bssi on
Cavau-a : Madame Caradori Allan. "ouando s"'''
Bsrearoa.sigror Fah Or che ia ci.lo Don,s,,,
SCOTTISH Ballad : Maosms Carssori Allan, Aud
Ara-M.dam. csr.do,i Allan, aPar,o ma tn ben
milo" Clarinet obi cato, Mr. Christian. Mozart.
song ,i.dsme caradori Allan, "wbep sAnll we,Aree
me-, AGAIN, ~ c,.., Hershey.
French Boero-Msdame carsaori Allan. "ouvr.s
Dne,.o -S.aams ca4,dori Allan and signoI
rr Tickets dollar. be had at the principal Music
aores ann az lne Cly HOTEL Olir
mosreossRr, ALABAMA, Sept 18Th, 1873.
Agent Of tie P.opes Line Of Stages at Augusta Georgia.
sIR-we deem due TO yosr line and fellow citizen, who
you Object giving pnsleIy to H. Of our en-.
tire perfect Satisfaction Of manner IL Whieh W. have
S.er,ed skor,ms efsy hsur. and siSossS e TeIsspph
Line had e"dor,d .ro. ,r msy ea e b.st VOW rss a,t
y-d although have ssea here hours when they
do arrive we venture to predict viii be eight hours behind
oarioarnes accomplished without apy thing racing
the excellence sire gthof your stages ard
The experienced sober and rs.psefSf deporms. q your
'oundegus i not SUPERIOR TO any Others We have met
incur travels =. -..n.c,e,u, vo,,.
R!cIxEp . raylTsGaiaRp New Orleans
ALBERT @. PARKER, OF Mebie,
JNO A. BUREN, OF New Orleans,
JOHN O. MiCHAILoFFsKY, OF Mobile,
oi.l7; l.. PALMER. New Orleans
"a EOn sALfc.-The sloop Ferops, OF SO tors bur.
low ON %s 10. capsn a. Re o
Of Delaney St., East River or I07 South street olr
XHAnTED-sir nrst rate walters will 6nd employmen,
w by applying Globe Hotel 60 Broadway None need
apply .aed sst character and capacity
Those speaking French aud English would be pre- tered
oil 81
An UPHOLSTERY X wBNTEr-Am. man who
"A aersnds well the Sufrg branch Of the business may
have employment BY applying to
oil a. IL vvsey street.
OK KEwAhD,-Los on oath September large black
pC Newfoundland dog with white feet white the end Of
ssSys rsw.rI - - 'o" = "'u ''et oii, ne
I OsT-Op Friday evening abUut7 e'cieck Ina one ~ the
pocket book combining small amount OF money md also
81 papers which e OF no use 70 any person except
itatso,Eas, Broadway, or at 1875 BrooSwav. oil IL
NEW SO0K TATrrRsALLs-Tbs regular
sales this well known establishment take place this
~ O'Clock the sale OF will b gin when In he op
ed caslogoe ~ Is horses suitable for ali purposes offering
opportunity to shippers and TO persons who wish 10 psr
chase for their own use which sseIAomnet with 20
olu succ ssor to j W watson
III HEwARD.-EDwARD STYLES Of New York,
Cbout = Years Of age, height feet nchts) Barch Plot
through Hurgae and borg Island SCUM, sppppseu los
nrsday last s6h inst 10 ts rewsrd vii be pfd any
Pror per on hadi the BODY and co. wardng immediate
wstsf r, NsW Y" ~. de. ,nd dss eob psnts
looms ard cost with o,ef COZ, Of bue pilot coih
he Long island newpapegs viii confer especial isyor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-01

Moole on The zznd there was demad bills New
York Rates were nominal at 7 per 6 sn,n--mum The
health Of the city-was good
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
er 25afer(anDs Xreuno uub @5eit bsr 3elt

Marv(ano, NuuapoIis, lsBfe :V''"fa9
int Uecemter.
gr9niu, Mib mono, lie N'ont19 'm
Occcmter.
J1cro. Carolina, Halei9h g. Monta9 I'M
9troembcr.
Siio. eorcIinu, GoGumb bia 4tc M'"ta9
i'm 9Irurmtcr.
Georgia, Wiueo9eotQs, lite Vtent'9
i'm 0trpemter.
2jlabama, 1uecaGccln 4te Mrnt'9 till
Sctrtec.
meifippi Sad1cu, ate McntaG in 9feo'
9cullan1, Srleons, lite V'onfi9
i'm So0uar. =,
Iennebee, NalhoiQs 3te W'ento9 'n'
SeptenIter.
Scntlsf9, 5rantfort, lebte Gag i'm Ccc'
Sbir, 6 [ II m bu 8, lite Monta9 I'M Sec.
Snoianopolis, 1ile Wecntd9 I'm szcc
SOincie, 0anonlta, lite Wtrnta9 IN Ne>
Cemter.
miBcurj, s efferlcu Gitn lite @'0uto9
i'm Cecemtfr.
Nid,gon Detrcit, lite Mcnta0 im Snn
9Irfunja6, 9ittle o. Ct, lite Wcntaa TN
SunD. Cil1rr'6o WtTr9eTet9s'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16

Der Qobit betIo9t itb lber Die @in9riffe,
.ptlNe auf oiefe Qrt 9e8cn Die Srepbeit oe1
fdtboliIbsn &ird}e 9cmotbt lperoen, unc
ruff "QjmnreI uno gros gu 3su9en an,
mdbrsno ct feline StImme 5u @uniten Del
Nstbte uno 2(utborjtdt oe6 Stubs bc5 bej-
li9sn Can't petru5 erbett." Seine 0si-
ti9etit ibliebt, ineem er feline lleter5eu9-
un9 ou6ipribt, OoB Ole anoerl' prdIotcn
in Den prsuBlbsn 9errIhoften fortfabren
lperoen fanol>oft 81 bonoeln, uno in &C.
nausr ltstsreiuitimmun9 nit ocn oIten
&iy1enrebtsn uno opctclilben 0ecrctcn,
uno oaB Gcine preubiite Woiefdt &c Der
catbclIben Stride e,Iauten meroe iDre Gig:
men @t1eee uno 8repbeiten bep}ubebo!tca.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16

Die 70 rlcl tcfprrdcne rno 9crltrd'tete
@ermmmluu9 tcr Snclanerltamme an Der
Gjrdu,e pcn 9rfauae 1T III dllem 6rleocn
atQebotcn mrrren, nno e'e oateD oerhol1*
Irclteu GjcQenltdnce sei9ten, RAP jeoe NNrd,t
Dor eircm tcabNdNiNten S>nrl1ner GIntau
unter zen ireifen Sc,pchnerl,, cine ett!e rpar,
Icie nur SNatindt rrer bHls5 G]ciplBtn Der
Imcieeu Qeutc leltlf er;cuQcn trnnte. 0eneraI
9h trd(e nit metrcren csncianer 9l0enten
,pctute tcr1tlten rcriGnlid, tep, uno hnrtr
ale Necen nit al. 9tad, 8eenpi9l,n9 lbrer
GjcItGftc tinriNten tie Sneiancr Dem Ge
nero[ ein Wlott en, mos &c III cleiem 3irrft
ccrtereitct tattcN. s. it frl9eNcen Snh1!t5 :;
xeftrtsrfcr, i'm $anrc rcr Gberrfess, am 3ltt'n
gertnter 1873.
9lnGcu. 9htrcfic, Gco. S!cfcs Gn. 2c9on.
Nreunre uno Grutcr. - Nr, Die unter@
,eid,neten SNduptlirec II. &rleSer prm St1ns
me Der Stcrcfees, Seminclcn, Senecas, Ee<
!owarcn, Gho,puecs, Guopam6 l'no Sacs>
Iperiamme[t III ouGcneiuer 9fathsuerlar;m
luno. um cic Treuuoidoft 81 erneuenL cle
leheeem atpild'en nnlern Tcrpdtern fattfano,
criahen in ZEN 3eltungcn cine Wlftte'lun9
|rcs @cl. Weolru an cen Gjcner1l 9alnes,
melohe III eer 9erlommlun9 ocrgeleisn uno
Interest ,ruroe, uno ncrin (fnnc, cob olefe
8crlammlnno at Dem 3mcd sebaIten rperce,
nm eiueu een,ein1to ftlihen @tnfall inter
rem NnEetlern pon 9lrfanlas uno SOtlsrurI
Rom rrtbeu Tluee bis gum Jf'B'B'pfl Sc' S'@
tereiten, unb pcriu @cl. Ola1cn ferner be
bauptet, oaB bic SIaaen uno 8onla6 aus
oepeen, ihm untsfouuten @riluccn nld't
| eiuqcacen ncrccn ndren. H'e 9emod,te
@inlarun9 mar oter cine osn'e'nNd af'itd,r
an ate cuoiancr, Die nit cerllnlrn tn6rcuno
lhoft Rctcn> 81 rem cbeuerndbnten S'rede,
pnb mir tecausrn, bnB Gerlltte III lln'laut
oefebt lpcrren ilnr, Die cem 9SchIe Der per:
Iltieoenen Stdmne nadttel'8 peroen ol'rf
ten, uno perTtYeru cie Ne9ierun9 her Der
Staoten, buB ieces cerarttSe 9erl'tbt ohne
aQcn gruno 1T.
Cure Treuuee uno Srnoer.
(Tcloen ais llnterldriften Die tt oen 35
Sdupt!inoen Der @tercfces, @reef5, Gent
nclen, Gelawaren, Stawneee, QuapdtpS
Sacs, 9a,meee, uno Wohopts, neelt Der
| l1nterihrif ten OR 3eusen.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-11-16
Dtttstur9, Slrrtmrcr 9, !

'plIlec Ut y, OttfEH'EEt % iO"|'
lln(cre Gtoct !Clret oueercrcentltd) burd'
Den fcrIritreno niccern WoferftanO. 9tul
f{ieltrrte r6unen BEN TtuB btuuntsr Getcn.
&mncu ren leeten 10 la9eu rerIlefeu 9eAen
80 unlere Wbcrffen, teIoreu nit allen Arten
pnt6bnr9cr W1nuf1ftErcn :no oreern
Wooren. 0o9e9cn lit Der Sonol IN Dor.
trcfFidcm 2u7unce. G5 mcrccn ti0Iid, oas
rauf bis 100000 Yfuno orn Yhllace|ptlo
Qcbrudt uuo ruhin rCrInutt.
Scete Wrd1e haten Drltlid,e N1uflcnte be
rcutcure Ginfiufe hicr 0emad't uno eS mdre
'uiht5 mehr Su miiniten, ol5 ooB cleir9San:
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