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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27

COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE.-The
body brought its labors to close on
Saturday evening. Little good we
fear, has been accomplished, save the
good feeling which has been generated,
and which, dlffused throughout the
Commonwealth, will, we hope, ultimate
~ yield rich harvest ofgood fruits.
The Convention recommend an in.
crease Of the banking capital aud the
vigorous prosecution oftho various inn
provement now i'll progress, as essential
10 the attainment OF the great end IN
view. They also recommend another
State Convention to assemble in Nor
folk in November next and the appoint
meni OF Delegates to the Augusta Con-
yention.
The Convention dissolved in the f.
nest possible humor, about3 O'Clock,
Saturday, aud adjourned TO 4" Bacon's
Spring." to partake Of dinner provi-
ded by the Richmond Delegation. A
bout hundred gentlemen sat down to
a table laden with the choicest meats
and viands of The season-the wines
were rich and delicious and flowed in
vast profusion. A splendid band of
music was in attendance-many fine
patriotic toasts were drank and the
greatest hIiarlty prevailed. We never
saw happier company, nor spent
more delightful evening. But it will
ever be thus when hundred sons of
the Old Dominion meet together a.
round the festive board, and think Of
our past renown. and indulge hopes of
tho future. Rich. Wig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27

The Albany Evening Journal states
that more than two hundred witnesses,
residing along the frontier from Platts-
burg 10 Buffalo, are in attendance on
the u. States district court. Twelve
bills OF indictment have been found.
Among the persons indicted are DR..
Nelson, Mr.. BRYANT, Of Portland,
Maine, and young man by the name
of PALMER, of Clinton county. Nc
KnNzrE, against whom an indictment
was found before, was in court on Sat
urdav morning.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27
corespssdenee Ct the NatioasI lu,sliigencef.
NEw YoRK, JUNE IL.

CcTrefpcEdence CT Afie -sattSaa ihAeAhse
NEw YoRK, JUNE IL.
or foreign news have more items
In the House Of Commons a declarato.
nv resolution for an immediate abolI.
ton Of tie apprenticeship system 10
the West India Colonies was carried,
ayes 90, noes 90, Lord JoHN RUSSELL
declaring the Ministry would go out OF
office on this principle if bill predi.
cated on this resolution should pass.
The Ministry rallied few days after,
and the resolution was resclnded by
malority ofseveniy-two, the Minister
allsts generally voting agalns: the MN
isiry, and the anti. MinisieriaIisis giving
the Ministry their majority. Sir H.
pEEL's party might have ousted the
Ministry, but they would not take oiiice
upon pledged violation of the UNDER
Standing with the West India planters.
All England is ringing again with this
excitement.
The Chancellor Of the Exchequef,
Mr.. SPRING RICE, has almost as sorry
budget as MIR. Secretary WOODBURY..
His expenses, he says, viii exceed his
income from 100000 to 100000.
His Canada bill is about MILLION
STERLING and the interest on the
Yves; India Loan, f750,000, which,
Of course, are extras. The loss OF
trade accounts for the deficit oil the
revenue. A most aobie compliment
he paid to the American merchants fol
their fidelity and credit. In the COURSE
Of the discussion on the budget, th'
agency of Gen. JACKSON in setting
afoat the specie balance of the worlt
was freely commented upon as piece
Of mischief, disastrous to the commerc'
Of all nations having intercourse will
| America.
The arrival Of the steamships IL
! England created quite sensation
there. Liverpool has followed. The
great British Queen will come over
The Dublin Company will send out
ship or two in October. Proposal!
have come from Bristol to build shiI
here, to be called the City of New
York. Some Of the newspapers sa,
tho captains Of the Sirius and Grea
Western ought to be knighted.
Anon there will be feet of British
steamships upon US. The Sirius, by
the way, has not yet arrived. Sh'
sailed from Cork the 3lst ult. under ;
new captain.
American stocks in London were
rather dull. We have sent out, ant
are sending out immense sums. Unr
ted States Bank stock went back Is
June to G25. The rate Of interes
advanced in England just before the
sailing Of the Great Western TO 3 pei
cent. end 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27

General WooL has been ordered to
the Maine frontier. We have had
personal communication with that otti-
Ger within a day or two, and feel at
liberty to say, without any violation
of the considerations belonging to such
communication, that he will, in due
time, place before his countrymen a
series Of facts and statements that will
make border patriotism blush, ifthere
is AMERICAN blood enough left in its
auricle to send such a sutlusion TO its
cheek; and, at the same time, make
"sympathy" very much ashamed O
itself, if it can muster sufficient rccol
lection to recall its mumery over the
feats Of Doctor Nelson. A more utter
ly disgraceiul course Of foolery thar
has been displayed towards this Nelson
and his fraternity of slanderers never
desecrated the character OF an Ameri
can citizen ". Y Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27


DEATH OF TALLEYRAND. Prince
Taleyrand breathed his last on the
evening OF tho 17ih May. He had
been out in his carriage on the previ-
Gus Sunday; but slight sore produced
an anthrax, or gangrene, and he was
thus carried off in his Saith year. He
had for some time written and address.
ed TO the Pope retractlon Of his con-
duct at the famous ceremony of the
Federation, whore he forgot his eplsco-
pal ordinations, and condeScended TO
bless that democratic, and somewhat
heather ceremony. He received abb
solution, extreme JUNCTION, and died in
the peace Of the Catholic Church; al
though the Archbishop of Paris, to
whom the Prince had sent copy ofhis
letter to the Pope, kept aloof from his
bedside. King Louis Philippe, how
ever, visited the deathbed of the veter-
an statesman whose respect oreliquette
and courtly ideas was manifest even IN
bis dying moments. He insisted on
prosecuting to the King all who hap
pened to be with him, and had not un-
dergone that ceremony, and he ac.
knowledged the Kings visit not as the
act OF warm and private friendship,
but as I" a great honor done to his
house." Madame Adelaide, sister OF
the King, also visited the Prince
Messrs. Theirs and Mole attended his
last moments. -liorning CHRONICLE.
In an article on the subject, the Cou-
rier Francois says-"Ile Quilted life
with ca!mness that could not have
been exceeded by the purest con-
science. In death he preserved all the
stoicism (impassibilte) of his life. He
went out ofthe world like a true courti-
err, by using fattering words to the
King, and like true dipIomatist, by ne
gociating with the Pope, with whom, as
a consecrated bishop, a married priest,
and communicated Catholic, be had
many accounts to settle"
STEAM SUR SIRGUs.-This vessel,
which left New York on the LIST May,
arrived at Falmouth in seventeen days
passage, and left London again on the
9th for Cork, from whence she would
sail from New York practicable on
the 3lst May. Lieut.. Roberts remains
in London to prepare the British Queen
steamer for her contemplated voyage
to New York in September.
The British and American Steam
Navigation Company's new boat, the
British Queen, was launched on the
cath. She is 1862 tons burthen, her
engines of 500 horse power, and her
speed is estimated at 10I knots an
hour. She carries 500 tons of cargo,
and will accommodate $50 passengers.
General Wool is under orders to
proceed TO Maine, and watch the pro-
ceedlngs ofthe people on both sides of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27

General Wool is under orders to
proceed TO Maine, and watch the pro-
ceedlngs ofthe people on both sides of
the undiscovered boundary line be.
tween the British possessions and our
own.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27

Major General MAcoMB has been
assigned by the War Department TO
the command, in person, of all our
military forces on the Northern FROM
tier; and left Washington on Tuesday
evening, with his aids-de-camp. to es-
tablish his head quarters at Sacketts
Harbor.
The War Department has ordered
two steamboats, to be chartered -one
on Lake Erie and one on Lake Ontario,
each to be manned and armed. The
boat on Lake Erie will be placed I'M.
der the command Of Lieut.. j. T..
HoMANs.-Army d Nary Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-06-27

FaANxLrs's PRINTING Press. We q
learn from the London papers that IN
lecture recently delivered before the
London Mechanics Institute by b. b.
Thatcher, Boston, the lecturer stated
that his researches after traces OF
Franklin's doings in London have
brought to light an interesting relic
IL will be remembered that Franklin,
when he came to London to pursue the
printing business, worked first with a
person named Palmer, and afterwards
went TO Watts, near "Lincoln's Inn
FIELDS" The relic referred TO, IS the
Identical press which Franklin worked
at. when with Mr.. Watts. The tradl-
ton is still preserved among the trade,
that when Frnakln was in London IN
ITS, as the agent Of massachusetts he
visited his old master, who still coniinu.
ed his business at the same place
sought out the press, which was still
doing duty too, called the workmen To-
gether, and gave them noggin OF Por-
Ter on account Of the article. and few
words comment in "Poor Richards
usual manner, which made a great I'M
preston. The press is no longer Lsedi
but, though clumsy and rough, II does
not differ so much from common press
es as might be supposed-it being nov
onehundred and ten years since the phi
losopher "pulled" a. it himself.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
DQtton' mD Deppel

WeIbe ben eefammten Dorratb @iinwaas
en Don orn. 9s,pis Soele ansetanft-nno
II. WeuYort nno philadelphia einen neuea
|3ulas erbaIten baben, baben nunmebt ibte
Nuswab! pon
@ileutpoaren Gorben uno Seblen
pou tantig, beitsbeno gum Gbeil in fo!een:
ben Qrtifeln, als:
Nmb6Ie, @braubf6de, 9espehrldufebeDm
Du5eno; GemebrfbIfner; Mnbl=n. Sa9es
feilen ;9onooner SUP: uno teutl6en StabE
9ano uno 1enantIdsen bon allen 9rpBen;
cine l6bne Nrswabl BON 8anfs nno WoL
oin9 0obeln; QHinoelbcbrer uno Sitts;
streiobmaas; (tdbIerne unb eilerue Winfel-
maafe; Gepiertmaais unb Rules bon Stabs
uno @i1en; befsn 9uB, @n9lif6en, Nmerb
taniIden, uno teut(6sn S6eerenttabI;-
ltabl, melting u. Giienorabt; Wsf1ns 8leb;
Seilen cine fb6ne Qusmabl; pereufTons
&appen; g6ubmaber uno Sattler QGetfs
seus; Sober, 1albea, 2tf6, Ola6tifb, unb
Observation-Disclosures Solten, S6napp'
waasen, SpdusIancetten, pferee NberlaB
Mener ;-3us uno 9alfterfetten, ,patentitte
sdaenfeRer, 9rpBe eiferne Sallen, patentirte,
balb patentirte unb Sores d6te 0erbermei-
fer, Sig uno selabene peitf6enu. S6nare,
BIesbdles, 3aus Gbee uno pferoefbeaen,
Roru IL. 9ras enfeu, tsuti6e Do. u. Sib=
elm; GarIp Ditto, 3eu uno SNiit8abeIu, &C.
msbrpsr3i iernns; einen aussseebnten @ors
ratb Sattlermaaren, &orn u.tent (be 0aden,
2beefe0sl, msifueene &e0el, Seuerlunhe,
Bettfbrauben, &afFemHblen, teutfbe Sbl6l:
er unb Saafblbner. edise, Drebunb QobI:
meieel, Sermis, Wortis uno Sedst WeineL
Sanopapier, Daumibl6Her, S6rauben,
&ublbeuen, strei6feine, &iften, 9auS,
puIt unb S6rantl lb!60er SebL II. Mb3ieb=
feline, Gsrpentin6bL pateutirte uno aeraeine
5robmsfsr Sifb6bL 2ein6bIu. gBaaratb,
Gum @opal SirniB, Malerpiniel, beites Nes
netianif1eS HctA, MeiBblsY,c.
Yebt fait alien anoeru Nrtifsln, bic &c
brdubIib fnO in @iienfcbrs 81 balten.
sic erfuben a6tunsSeOl ibre Sreunbe
unb bas publtur' i'm QIusemeinen, am al
ten stauopunfte .. 0ru. SO9le anSurufen,
ibren 8Oratb 3u eriu6eu, u. ein5uieben,
peIb cute QdnoeI Ie MAIDEN t6nnen. ebe
(te aueerSmo eiule9sn.
@anton SunD 8. 1887. 52-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
@t6ere @rmerbaueue,
G0nN1r S,
far Feteiee Geutfhe snr 8efSrberuas bes

fir fetBiee Geutfhe sur 8efSrberuu9 bes
gDeblltanbes.
Inter bisiem 1itel 1T Dem unterseibneteu
far3Iib Elm 8ab aus 3eutlbIanb suaefOm.
men, eas in fstnem Snbalt sen &unltfor:
fbsnbsn, .9elperbs- ooer 9sroieni1lolen cine
rei6Iide 9IuStpabI an JNitteIR batbietet. G6
baIb eir (1bereS MasfOumen serf1atfsn A.,
tbnuen ; tpegen oes bobeu aSer rpsrtboOlIen
9e .fAafspreiiss boa $50 baareBesabIuna,
tbnnte bWB a8srt son etlibeu 2sutl6en 9e
kuibaftItb eritanben veroen.
stob tusbrere folGe naRli1e Werte, ,pie
asb cine SfOBe Nnjabt relisi6le tpsltse:
ibibtIibs seosrapbilbG lebrreibe bifto:
rifbe uno lultise llntsrb baltunssbh6er, nebtt
fb6nen 2anctarten Don feinem Steinbruf,
uuo Elm i6bnes panorana Don Dem 8arteu
Dep 8ern 8 TaB lang. min er aus isiaer be,
raht!i6en S9ausbibliutbsf sessn baare 8e.
3abIune petfaufen. SIR gang tur,fbtise
uuasn, fInS 2 paar flberne 8riaeu nit
boblseibIiffsnen en5I. &riitals!a fern lammt
Entesa ~ ue'faufen, bsY
s. 9aselmann, Varis;
San. rs. 3r,1. eta Z GauntD, 8.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
Doctor g. Gngelnta111t
=, nAnria. @tArf Gnnntn. NhiN,

HI 4UEIoi SINhI SN""tSi ~u'St
naisbt biermit cem perebrten puO!t:
- FUN 3ur Otabribt oaB er nun pIes
%mkI Der DON brn GrOpisu uno pIllen 1ar
E SeiIuns bpfeSh9er &rampfe nnO
- 9NutterfraNfbeiten, aus 1eur(6lano
erbaIten bat, rpie au6 !Srduterssilt gesep
Irlrinbefdbwereeu, S6wabe uno &rarnpf
Der maerblaie; aasrbefe Qefmannstrop:
fen, 8olotinftur, uuiDer(altrOpfsn 9e9en
Rrdmpfe. Masens une &sibbe(bwetoen.
Jnfonbers empfsbIeno it Die abfabrenoe,
|bIutSreiuiaenoe unb nero snitarfenos 9sbens'
eBens, be fbon felt urd|tsru 3sltsn psr' IN
Dem meoi,iniIben 2abcratorium Der San1'!te
@useImann, wie nod beut 5u 2as' bsrs'tst
|rpurbe, Die in GeutIbIano Absraa aIs Elm
lbdbbares 3ausmittel BON Seoermann &C.
|oraubtuno anNfauut pOroen 1T. DaB De-
Zen beifams BeitanctbeiIe aus fottoaren,
bier feltencu, tbeils unbsfannten, Gsrrar:
.dc uno ri6t aus &rdnteru beftebs be:
~ dbrt Die Aebtbsit oieiss Geuti6en 3e:
Sens glrirs, oas bsp ibm ein5tS 5u baben
if; rrie nod ferner : 2arir> tuen, Die cine
|elutsreiuisenoe gissn16aft kaesn nno nesr:
paupt in 0uterQBirfuns bic Eailerp'Ilenhber
|nefen; Sor,hslib ibmersenIinoernces nno
|beillames pFalter in fosenannten SabFhs
Gen ooer 8eIu ibacen; Vfaitsr Nh, lanstpei-
|Iise aIle GeIbmu-e gu beIen; pfafter Die
|&rdbausen an Shben in rpenIs 2asen gang
Sber uno Obae S6mert 3u peruelben.
stGs ArstempFebIt ct ft6 CUR S;rtoauer
lees ibm bistet eeIbenften 3utrauens, ineem
Ter fetS bic biuisiteaSOroeransen telner9iLfs
|teiftunsen In Nbt bebalten u. fb beltreben
miro, 1ebem porfommenoen 2eioensuitauo
|rrafttsf entsesen au pirten belcnoers JUN.
lac 2peibsleute, nelbe barob 3ufau in seni=
Zen seitumlt tdnben, oft in aue5ebrenoe ODer
fonf t lebeus sefabrIiGe &rantbeiten serfallen;
70 rrie aberbaupt aas,ebrence tebes 9lIters
uno gefbIeats, teanen Fbete Qilfe bon
iam erpauen. Sa (einer Wobnun9 ooer
Offs an Der bFGbea .stotefite, 1T ct aa5eit
anaatrdea.
Sanaar 96. SIN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
$50 1T Sbeobolo Staub {?

@er uuterfbriebens lsiitste aus Wenf6ens
- frsuuclibteit fur obsnssuauuteu 1bsu=
balb Stau6, &appsama6er fshber in Gan
ton tpobnbaft, 8drsfbaft. 8efaster 1bec;
balo Stau6 entftente fb ieoo6 aug oiefer
@essno, une Die 8arslbaft 1T eaber pers
;rirft. Msnn itb bsiaster z. Staub nun
IelbG fsl!s 70 taneelt er als sbrIi6sr Wanu
une neroient Sob. gtslt Ct fb nibt 70
biste ib hermit Seberman, Der mir oenfeI:
ben iberliefert, cine 8elobnuus Don 20 Gba'
lern. Wibae 9Ret tBert.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
Nenrp k|t9t11tlIer,
9ledz MnD &upferfhmiDf
in Der Stobt Canton.

in Der Staot Canton,
0eist biernit benz Vublifum attunesSot
% an, caB er i'm WarttniereG erfaater
Stabt bic ste 2bir ftbli6 Don %. 81. Rims
bau u. Cos. Stobr, bas friber bon 8alen,
tin 8udius betrisbene 8efbdft nun auf ei-
gene aebnuns ibsrnpmn,en bat, rnb iekt
NQe Nrten Sleborbeiten-
in &upfers oeer 3iunsBle6 tbeiIs befdnoie
anf Qanb baIt, tbeils bisfetben na6 ieoer
8eftellune IN tir3efsr 3eit auf fdbOne, bau-
erbafte unc ppbIfeile DeIfe perfertiet.
0fenrotr 1ln0 0ffetI
BON Robrbleb rperoen BON ieber @attung,
70 Wie man (te perIan9t oerfertist, nnb
SLID beit
an ieoem QIrtifeL Der trseub in fein Sad
mag, tUiro faubet unb pOblfeiI
berti6tet.
llsbsrbaupt .pirb es f6 Der unterfGriebes
ne anaeleeenfepn laBen, eureb ttrenae QIuf.
auf fein @ef6aft mie onrb bils
ise preife Die &unoibaft oss Yublituns 10
oerbisnen unb erbalten, nno bittst nit eiefer
0erf1bsruns nm einen Gbeil Der bfentli6sn
Sewosenbeit.
Qeinrib &is miller
81. 8.-0ltes &upfer 3ian une NaeBina
rsroen i'm Nustaufb far lpaaren ansenons,
men, ODER es wiro Der b6bfeSaarsslo:prsiB
,afar be3ablt.
Canton, 0lob. "a. 1887. ot.b
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
Soc. 8eora YreDfaber,

Stattet biermit fsinen Kreunoen unb ei.
mem seebrten YubIitum tberbanpt fsinen
perbinoI,bfen Dant ab, far cas- seneist'
3uttaueu. spslbss ibm felt feiner 1sidbrisen
meoieinil6en prarie In Canton Ssfbenf'
wurbe.
Grift ferner 3u ieber 3elt bereit, alien An:
iprnhen In Der
Meeicim Wuno, ,Qrsnsp,&unlt uno
als @eburtsbe!fer
9cnnSe 5u leiften. ~
seins Office iIt in Der 2sutfben Mpotbese.
ncroSfflihen @de Der Iuscaranas uni
Marft.graBsu. Canton, 9lcp. 1. 1887
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91euer sO2uflt mo Sdnep>
= Il f1r.
. [ q II r,

Om lluter,eid1 nete beebrt flb biernit, benz
~ 1euti6en YubIifum Ssiuen neis:er IT.
neten Mulit uno Sauep StObr 81 en'pfebIen
unb psrfpu6t, oa er in fortwdbrenoer Wer'
biubuns NIT Geutlhen Sabrifanten ttebt
reetle uno bilIise 8sbienuu9. geiu 9eSens
mdrtiass NBortems Mt beitebt in
MullfaIilben Snttrumsnten, als:
0ielinen, SIbten, @lar'onettt
pfeifsn, SIasecIette,
8uittarren. 3rpmmetn, 9Salobbrner,
1rompetsu, Yofb6rner Susles,
,Dsntil DO. SisnaIb6ruet Saebbrner
po(aunen, 2riausle, 9|eccroione,
Niolinb6esn uno tsoer anbsre Nrtitel Ders
bunoen nit Dem MuNfsei6dft; O1ufttaIis
en-, Sdulen fir alle SnRrumente, StaIiani,
Ibe Niolin< @uitar: uno NioIineeiIo=eais
ten, @iolinb6eeu, II. {. ~. Serner:
pcrfumerien, feline Selfen :,
unb anoere Go5metids bon oen befsn ensj
lifben uno fran50fl6en Sabtitetl
Oeut(6e Sptelfoben +
9aar unb &leibertnrften, 3abn uuo Jassls
barften, Qutbhrfen, GoiIe,taften in sroBer
NusmabI. &dmme, 6aT, pinfeIuno Strreibs
riemen. Raitrooien, Srieftafben, Don,i1os5
S6a6lpiele, Damenbretter, pupYen, 3eut'
t1e pfeifen 1aba6soo(en, 9Iasperleu;
SomraBe, Sarbefdftbsn, II.
W.S.-Mae Snfrumente tperoen 9uarat1-
ttrt,. unb tpercen 3urhd8enommes, tpenn
unuCIlfCmmen esfunoen. WiIitdrifbs8an=
ben unb tnuittalifbe @efeaf9aftsu f6nnes
poaitdnois Serieben treroen, unb Qluftrdse
Dom 2anbe tpsroen NIT Scr9faIt II. paust.
li6teit bsiorst. I'm eitiseu 3u,prub bittst
q. SeYwert, N9ent,
pbbnirs@ebdube bemSranfIiubaufe gss
9enhber, in @leoelanb, Sbio.
Decemb. 8. 21-52.
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Oefeu(bafts 0anblun9.

0>ie llntafbrisbenen tenuBen biefe gsls
- aenbeit, Den 8irsern pen Nfaeiaou
unb Der umlieeenbeu 9eseno an5n5eISen,
baB lie be n sanaen Nosratb
6arte 9Baarea
Der fthber ben Dsrrsn McgullyS 9ebtrte,
aefauft baben, uub fcttfabren, an Dem al:
ten gtanbpIaR, In Der MlainftraBe. cine
Ibnre peRiid, BON Der pof.Offis, eas Sc
fbaft unter bern 9taruen nno Sirma bon
Gennis unb .&ellD ia betreiben fie
sreroem lidb sla6lid fhdsen, spenn TIRE
Treunce unn bas publitun, hberbaupt an:
rufen unb ibren Dorratb IN alusenfh Elm
mebmsn meroen, ebe fe fcnifmo saufen.
Swim Gennts,
James g. Geuy.
Maeiaon, Dec. 49, be.
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