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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-04-28
l9lASlGySI ELlVANIA
HOTEL.
E.salEsssz.aaH ta--as-sas
HENRY A. HEITERS.


HENRY A. XEILERS,
RESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public generally, that he has
moved into the house formerly occupied
by William Byers, in Seigsgrove, Union
county, Pa.--where he is prepared to en-
tertain in suitable manner all those who
may favor him with call. The house is
neatly finished, aud conveniently calculated
for Public
ENTERTAIN EaENT.
Good Cooks and Walters have been en-
gagged, and the Table supplied with the best
provisions that can be obtained in a penli-
lul market. Particular attention has been
paid TO selection OF his Liquors which are
believed to be Of equal quality 10 those of
any other house in the state. The Slabling
is Convenient and extensive, aud wed filled
with the best Of provender, and will be at
tended by the most careful oslers,
The subscriber respectfully solcits a
share Of public patronage, which he will en-
deayor u merit by moderate charges and
strict attention 70 the comfort aud convent
ence OF his guests.
HENRY A. ZELLERS,
seliaagove, March 81, 1888.
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q E@LE.AS IS Z !E-a0S SAEA
UnSeated Taands-1S3S.

NOTICE is hereby given, that agreea-
bly, to an Act of General Assembly Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, passed
the 18th of March, 1915, and entitled San
act to amend the act entitled an act direct
ing the mode Of selling unseated lands for
taxes and foI other purposes" the follow
ing Tracts OF Land will be sold at Public
Vendue, on the second Monday of June
next, at the Coart House in the Borough OF
Daayille, in the county Of Columbia, for
arrearages of Taxes due, and the cost ac-
crued on each lot respectively:
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cntain every variety Of the most aPIsyAIildof
Drugs, No icines, Paints, Dye-Siu05,
Oits, FFuit, Col3cctions, &c. &c.
which are warranted Of good quality, having been
carefully selected from the best established ware
houses in Philadelphia; and which he viii sell at
most reduced prices. He willuse every exer,ion to
accommodate and benefit his customers. and there
fore respectfully solicts the patronage of liberal
public ID. 5, TOBIAS.
Bloomsburg, January 6, 1888. 37-4t
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Drugs g. Medicines,

at his Drug and Chemical Store in bloomsbury,
and that he will be happy to supply the wants OF
those who may give him a call. Among his as
Sortment are:
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Look at This.

Spirits, for renewing and cleansing Ladies q
- Gentlemen's wearing apparel and reslorelng
tlvm to their original colour and brightness. his
a1cellent Renoyator never fails matter with what
article the garment may he stained. 1t removes
an grease from the collars Of coats spots and stains
caused by lime paints tar. OIL &c. &c. for sale at
To6ias's Heaih Emporium.
RDorspasa January 81, 1888 4O-SA
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LrH L RIU
hug WarehOuse.
.LTIl,
s--the rich mans bliss"
-.zs-se.s-ss
d respectfully announce TO
public that he has opened
Medicines,
lical Store in bloomsbury,
y to supply the wants OF
a a call. Among his as
! Oil Of Almonds,
Amber
Ami seed
Caraway
Cloves
Copaiva
Lavender
Origanum
Orange
Peppermint
Pennyroyal
Rosemary
Rue
Spike
Stone
Sassafras
Tansy
Far
Wintergreen
WoImseod
I
British
Croton
Castor
Harleam
Pink root
Paragoric Elixir
Plaster, adhesive
do strengthening
Prepared chalk
rearI powder
Pills, Andefson's, Scots,
Hooper's
Lees New London
German
Morrison's
Evans
Dyott's
Leidies'
of Aloes
of Assafetina
of Opium
of Quinine
Quassia wood
Quicksilver
Quinine
Rhubarb
Rochelle salt
Rotten stone
Rose water
Rust Of iron
Sage, pearled
Salamuionias, crude
Salt Of tartar
sal Volatile
Salt petre
Sanders wood
Ssrsapharilla
Sealing wax
Sienna leaves
Senaka snake root
Soap, CASTLE
shaving
white CASTLE
fancy
Sodo, supar carbonate
Sub carbonate
Spanish ly
Spermacili
Sweet spirits os nitrs
Soda powders
Spirits Of hartshorn
Of Lavender comp
of TarpeniEe
Seed Lace
Smelling bottles
Seidlits powders
sT Sponge
Squi.i
Sugar Of lead
Sulphur
Sucking hotties
Tartar eme,ic
Tincture cf Aloes
Of Assafutida
of Peruvian bark
. Of cinnamon
. Of MuIiate Of iron
{ of Myrrh
{ of spanish fly
{ ofColchicun seed
. Of senna
: Of Valerian
Of Guiaeum
Tooth powder
brushes
ValCrian root
Venice turpentine
Ycrdigris, FeFmiiiian
; Virginia snake root
Vials, different sizes
Nitroil. blue, green whit
White Resin
Of Health" W d u cceoi
the most aPls,AItldoh
!, Paints, Dye Sh.6l
&c. &c.
f good quality, having bee
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TANNING BUSINESS.

YHVHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
putc that he has taken his son WILLIAM
SNYDER into co-partner>hip in his Iannery, aud
that the business will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of Daniel q William SNYDER, at the old
established stand in Bloomsbury
Daniel Snyder.
Bloomsbury, January 6, 1888. 37-G
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For measuring and drafting coats, in com
nection with another new and useful rule
for cutting sale OF boys coats upon more
familiar plan also, superior rules for cut
ting all other garments incumbent on that
branch, are nowsof'ered to the trade by the
subscribers; bsliying them to surpass eve
ry thing Of the kind which has proceeded
them.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

ducks or chickens, aIlgone the ,ray Of all
fesh-not cock left to crow for day
pigs and hogs fiom sucklings, up to fill
gro,rn grunters, have been swept of. All,
We forget, one old ve,eraa chandelier
who has been Growing nearly as long n
mr. friend Parisoi's Roosier,) muy lie
zen " solitary and alone" in his nccus.
'oncd walk, seeking Qkc Coopr''s Mo-
hican) in vain, Tor his race, cAllrpaled by
the ,oiacious White mar, and unless IL
change come ov,r Us, pr or old Hector,
mus, sui init to Le,k ,iuoing, and lie
served up, srayi,d over for the mex, din.
ner--his occupation is now gon"," no
comhatant is left for him to make war
upon. But We loaters and giogi'fs WEEP
Ill you have tears prepare 10 shed them
now while the meat was vanishing.
the goods Of life followed in its wake
our coffee houses are as clean as IL
Qaakers conscience. M. T.. is the mark
Where now IRE all those bright decanters
which we so often have gazed on with rap
tnre-gone, gone 10 that bourne, &c.
The bottles stand as usel, 5 and lonely us
the chimnies in n dilaI idA'ed yilage.
However, iorlune speed us, and by next
races We will make raise and gioe yoa
a Shou.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
X
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cay, further, aha, % tar d legislation can
60, the passage Of the Force Bill did sub.
yer, The Constitution. The only change,
therefore, which my mind has undergone
since you elected me your Representative
is, in relation to United States Bank.
And, l have, by resigning my seat in the
Legislature, and coming before YOU again
for your snfirages, rendered an issue for
your decision, on IA question oil the high
est importance to the people OF the United
States, and particularly and deeply inter-
es,nc TO the entire south. The conse-
quences of the choice you sha now make,
may he felt for years. For, us in war, it
sometimes happens that, one false position
of II General, overwhems him in defeat,
and his country in misery; so, in legisla-
ton, it may happen that, a single vote
mny entail upon people measures, the
traces Of whose blishting effects may en-
dure for an age, or that will evenluate in
the subversion ofLIBERTy itself.
Respectfully,
Your fellow-citzen,
r. B. WOODWARD.
December 9Th, 1888.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
The Liberty Advocate says The aboli'

The Liberty Advocate says The aboli'
tionists of New York have allied them
selves with the Democratic party, and
have probably carried the state. Stop
Mr.. Advocate ify you please, and read again,
and see if you are not mistaken al on, q
feet. Now Mr.. Advocate you have every
thing wrong. II is your party, the whigs)
that have gone for the aboliiionists, and
no, the abolitionis,s Tor the Democrats, rs
it is given up that Bradish is an avowed
aboli,ionist, and he is elected L.. Governol
by the Whgs-so the Wings have after
oil your pretence las i, can be nothing
more) about southern rights, elected an
aboi,onist for their 1t Governor. Shame
Mr.. Advocate, shame!!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

Wild CAT HuNr.--A company .
gentlemen started hunting yesterday NOR
ming in the neightorhoou OF S. ID. Shac-
leford Esqr aud killed five Of these lero.
cious animals; one of the company, c. 5.
Smith Esqr. was kind enough to have one
brought 10 town, and i, is as large as a c M
mon sized dog, it was the smallest Of the
five. This was certainly grand sport, as
there were a great number Of well trained
hounds in the chase.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
THE RACES.

We regret that the secretary Of the club
has not furnished Us an official statement
ofthe result Of the lost weeks races.
Many fine animals were upon the
ground, among others we noticed Mary
Jones, Ann Eliza, Thy Eclipsr,) &c.
The fine and well brcd colts Saladin'
and Rienzi, Che property Of Dennis
Cochran, Esq,) wop hsis races with easo
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
'DIsuoN EsTY OF THE FEDS.

ii Is KnOWD 'tlht ''c iSoSioi Pos'y "SN
|, nominated as Lieu:enan, Governor and
pcslding ,flicer Of The scna'e. the mos
distinguished aud popular Aholi'ioms's u
lie S ate. but that The federal mere hahts,
a though CONSCIOUS that their support %
INN deeply affected heir southern trade,
,ever,hel,ss held agleai meeting OF mel'
chants, as class. and resolved as body
Ia simmer, him--to vote "TuE ENTIRE
WIG TIcKET.' Bradish. the abolilIon-
yl, ob,alued upwards of nineteen thousand
federal votes in the city ol New York, aud
ro,ely une hundred aud til!y thousand ~
I.c State, to encourage the crusaders
a,ainst the cons,iulIona ly secured rights
d our .clllzeis ia The south, and yet
The dlshones, party which converted the
ABOLITION iuua,ical sprit into political
cement by this act, and united ii to their
party strength us The only means OF secu-
ing the victory they have achieved, now
d.ny that the abulilIonisls voted Tor their
lpkel!! What contempt do they maui
f st Tor the understanding OF The southern
people, in first mixing an open alliance
with tie abnlltluuIsls N the face ot the
world making an nnalgamniion ticket,
composed oi one out-and.out abo!iiionlsts
t,r the second office; a mixed man, Il
Bank Federal, An,imasonic friend Of The
ADolilionIss, { r the 6rsl--and ihen tell
he South that ikis concerted scheme 10
secure The Abolition vote lost 1t to them,
and gave it to Marcy!
The South will remember that the Fed
eral Bank party not only voted Tor Aboil-
ton III New York, but that II made the
mos! extraordinary efforts, resbried 10 HE
N, st enormous frauds, and committed
every crime against free Suffrage, 10
crown Rlner, the Abolition AntimdsOn,
with the Executive power OF the Key stone
State Of our Union.
And yet these modest, honest Federal
Bank proil9ates pretend that they have
lone nothing Tor Abolilionisn', nor Abo!i-
lIonlSm for Them!
But tins ANA lgamation party went te
oud making close compact aud alll-
hlift Win iUt UHtfe ADOIItlOtlStS III INcW
York, MS Witnessed by their jolat nomIna-
ions and the after contributions by the
Itderal merchants meeting in New York,
and the circular emanating from the head
qnaters of the society OF Aboliionisls,
Invoking the Whole sect to vote "ih whole
Nhis" ticket. The Federal party in the
city Of New York went SO far as to bring
nut the BLACK ABOLlTlONlSTS, in
a grand con.en'i,n,i 10 pledge themselves
/, vote the whole whig ticket. There is
Inlle doubt that the negro votes AT least
equalIed the Federal majority IN the city,
aud that Nlessrs. Grinuel, Hoffman,
.Cntiis and Monroe are The representatives
# sable constituents We give the pro-
cerdngs fom hnndlill, abut two feet
SQUARE, received by MS juring the e!tctlon
n Which the wcrds "WHOLE WING
uCKET"(which' will lie noted in the
,odv of Ne appeal given below we're
,pread out in letters large enohgh t" occn.
~ column OF the Glmc, and IN a typo
.raphy as ilack as Erchus, which would
enahle every negro 10 know, (whether he
could read or no,) that the PAPER before
,im was the Fedro.negro handbill.-Giobe
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

--Risnzi dislancing the field. We hope
that at the next regular Jockey club race.
we may be furnished with "a full report.
1t is due the lovers Of sport, as well us
the owners and breeders of horses.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

New YoRK ELECTION Members elect
ed to Congress in New York, stand 81
Wings and 10 Democrats. Is this the
great victory that We see in the Wing pa
pers--we acknowledged last week we
were beat in New York, and hat bad, bni
really it seems that II to lois not much
after all--considering the Wings claimed
81. We think when the Wings read the
proceedings ofthe great colored convent N
in the city Of New York, they will stop
short, and exclam, "just such another
victory would ruin us!'
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

New PAPER We have received the
first number of the Grenatian," publish
cd in Grenada, Mi, by w. F. Hampton.
II is truly Democratic, and the editor says,
shaving no banking privileges he relies
solely on his own merits" Whit he
means Ivy this, we leave for others n
Judge; tor our own part, we would like 10
know il any Of our craft have got as far on
as having T" banking privileges" attached
to their Offices? If they have, they are
lucky dogs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

The Boston Statesman says that every
member of the Hartford Convention is
opposed to Mr.. Van Buren," Why
should they not be called fcderalists.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

We are informed that the steam boat
Augusa, bursied her loilers between
Natchez and Grand Gulf-the captain
with some ten or twelve were missing, be
side great many badly burned.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
ALL MEN ARE Il RN FREE AND EQUAL
TO THE COLORED CITIZENS
OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEW York;

At respectable and numerous meeting
Of the colnred fresholders of this city,
held at Wllbe,Erce Hall, NJ. John
Font was called to the chair, and
William Johnsoa was appointed Secre,a-
~.
After the MINUTES of the previous meet
ng was read, Mr.. Fort, the chairman,
moved that the minults be 30 AMENDED as
- ead," hat the coloIed cilizpls oil New
Y rk he earnes ly requ s,ed to vote the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

The sugar crop in Louisiana is spoken
Of as being far better than it has been for
many years.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
THE u 10 N.
DECEMBER Is, 1893.

or Owing to press Of Advertisements
coming in at a late hour, is the cause of
Our paper not coming out early this morn
ing.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
WHOLE WING TICKET

WHOLE WING TICKET
dominated at Masonic Hall; which after
Il considerable discussion, was adopted. 1t
was then moved nnd adopted.
lei. That NM. SEWARD, bavinp
IN his letter TO The committee Of Abolition.
's's shown himself more friendly TO The
Establishment Of all distinction, as far as re-.
yards COLOR, ,har the candidates of the
Democratic party; we agree to give him
our nnnnimnus support.
I'd. That LUTHER DRADISH has
shown himself the unqualified friend ol
haman right, and, in Consequence, shall
receive the sof every colpred citizen
~ this city.
Sd. That The Congress AMI Legislative
ticket Of the Wing party shall also receive
our support.
The following gentleman were then ap.
pointed a Vigilance committee:
Thadders S1Iap, J"hn Bnuser. Terence
Simple. John Bike, Parker D5wniog
Dsesar M"n, Anlhony Moore, Joh, Piper,
Georg- ID mglass. Hintihnl Alien, Gaze
ISmith, WIN. johnson. john Smith.
JOHN FORT, President.
WIN J nNsoN. Secretpry.
He vigilance COMMITTEES will he in at
.tn"d"hre at this place during The three
days OF the election Our friends who
were not at the meeting, will please pro-
vide themselves with tickets bv calling on
The members Of the Colored Wing Free
holders Vigilance Committee.
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-. are compelled 10 aJ'dge The Legislative rfo.
..,,es-iaking care, however, TO retain every Tim
.f,,,erost to our readers
SENATE.
u,laeslqy, .Earet es.--1hc following bis We
,,,..ed /. \ bll tzcHpfmg tifemcnlfom serving on
and 4 bill To provide tor the rayneu Of mlel.
:, on the ,ubl.c debt IN speel, OF is equivalent,
..l various ojber business IN is preliminary stages
lad mon which will be uotleci PROGRESSES.
Tbars.lav harch 29.-Tle S"uafe was principal
! .,caged viii, the Bunk bill. various amendments
- winch were adopted. Mcs.fs &nth OF Culpcpcr.
mi. and Meade presented then Single BiH.
..hsmes, As the basi, Of tutofe a,tloa.
Amons the bills pissed, VAS t!a concerning the
l,i,ee over Stanton river, by the Pr1,y wanna AMI
,.,nchborg Turnpike Company bt,l making
.rS county out OF Boetour ayes =, noes ~ to be
rallied Roanoae and btll Increasing the capital
.,ork u the Roanoke Na,i CATION Company.
Et,iaz, March 30.--'rhc Scnlte adhered to their
,men,lmcn, To the b,llfesIe stas ircmcu, to winch
,te H. of y. had disagreed and cencurred III Thea
mendmeut Of the House cnnoctu,us thc Eiehnoad
and Petersburg Rail Road.
ri.a bill for tie Suppression Of 5n.Il Notes, attpr
,.,ieus alncLdmen's, va passed.
The blIi concerning Il, fa1moal'1 and hteNlndi.a
Rai Road was pas cd-ayco !, noesi5.
Sttar4Qy .Uaraa 3l.--'the Sruate passed thc bill
+, suspend the act increasing thc Baae'"g eapd Of
,As commonwealth; and, With amendments, the
bull imposing axes lor tle support o. governments
Tie Senate teeeded from the.r observation-disclosures 70
the bin concerning the Dat tad Daa45 \. .oHr, 70
winch the House h,I dIsa21eed--ases 10, loe, Ii.
uOGSH o. CELEBRATES.
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fe9s-iFissT "a. is3sasGg.S,
.EFEDl',7pas ri E.ff4g,

L ! IS settled It Apheat Comt liousc, Virginia.
y with The i0teaijoH Of lac'eiHg n the Superior
aul lHlclinr Conlfs Of Amherst AMI Nelson. and he
VII br thankful ,ofa porson Vi the pa5lis p,ttouage.
\ or ; On
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SHOES! e,Sa0cs!. %h0cs.!:

: U$T RECEIVED IN great abundance, at
- John q. HEEN's.
1ar-l - 5S BY
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VIRGINIA. LEGlsLATt RE.

DESTROYS 10 publish Nj rnisrs speech curi,e,
49,. compelled 10 ab,idga The Legislative pfo-
s.I,,es-iaking care, however toIetain every dim
-,,,e,est to our readers
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Fl The stolt ar5er the N1siniaa odias -
=. -. Apr.y h. o@ce.
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a h8SE 0t' E44s'9A.sSs

+ > EAAi>iNG IA the Post O,ij,e Al L.uohbors.
: & On the lst 81 Nrul le3S
- fe,sois a,omg tor letters Ia tie toloNlns
li,t. a,i. please say ,hg, Wc adtellsea
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

Slaur-Man bat Die Ser ed,nuns &c.
ntad,t, fa9t bas @Ber Hegifter, oa6 bas 8olt
Der gereiuisten Staaten fir ieinen Inter
bait jdhrltd, 100000 8drrl Slaur pcrs
braudt. Da min in ben Nereni9ten ct.
un9efdbr aht Wil(icnen 9lfer NIT Waisen
ansseldet pereen, io baben einlEthtsuolle
perlcuen beuGrtrag III 1887 i'm DurdIhuitt
,u IS 8uIdel Der slder ansefhla9en. Dae
SuIhel MIR su so Gents gerednet maht
l6O, ,O9O, 900 2baler. WiQ man nun Su.
lhel Wei,eu fir Elm Bdrrl Slaur rebnen
70 9iebt bies 100000 SdrrI cber et,eu ltes
berIdub bon % 100000 Sirrl, pelder ents
rpeoer aus9efiibrt tperben fann, cber in ben
Sheuern Suritd 5leibt. 9tah Der eerineiten
Berednnns lit obne 3rpeifel oies Sabr fo
piel GSetsen 9e,pahlerL um oas eano bamit
auf srpeD Sabre 5u perlcbeu uuo tpenn bers
ielbe nidt BON Speculauten auyefalIft, ober
Bon ben 8auern Suritfse halten Diro, 70 lolls
te Der Vreis bes Slaurs i'm beScritehenoeu
Binter nidt b6ber als Gbaler bas 8drrl
leDn, rpeldes Der prets i'm Sabre 1922 mar
SIM Nrlbling bes 9eoad,tcn Sabres tpuroe
9utes Iuperfeines Slaur in spbilaoelpbta III
8 2baler uub Is Gents bas Barrel perfauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

6err Mae e&ensie spuroe Donnerfo9 Il:
benos Don osm Marlbaue perboftst, ola
CT fIb 9trooe auf Dem Be9e no6 8ufo.
10 befano, TIM fir feline @attin, Die Fd)
bisber psi9erte. ibn su uerlaBen, cine ffbes
re 3ufluGstfdtte aus5umitteln. Gr 1T
bel lhuloiet, innerbalboer Sereini9ten ct.
neutrality-suspicious. ee9en bic fenooiid)e
Re9ierune auseeriiitet gu baben. Die
t5erren 8. 8 Sbsrwooo, 81. g. Srown
une 9. Doribeimel ftsQten $4,000 Blrs:
fbaft, rporauf ct ipieoer frei eelaben muir
be, uno feine 8obnuns in oem amerifon
9otel nabm. sc fammelte it1 bort Elm
erober Solfsbaufe, uno besrdbte Jpn NIT
,pieoerbolten .6urrabrufen. ib.
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g emer u n q.

SIM lesten "8olfsbIatt" ben,erfen mir
cine WittbeiIuug, BON "etnt9en" fo9es
uannten Nait9Iieoern Der pittsbur9er Solt>
penticn" unterseibnet, lit tpeIher Der dItere
S.eraussebsr bic les Slattes elmer slnmaBun9
bcidjulotet niro, tpeiI er pe9eu 0rn. @runos
Nbsu9 nah europa, bic Yfi6ten oes slmtes
jenes ais auf Nd) iiber9eean9en betradtet &c.
Da nun StiQlhwei9en oieler SeidnIci9uu9
wc9en ais cine SAuloi9erfldruns betrabtet
peroen m6d,te, ieben mir e6 ais pFid)t an,
benz 8plf5blatte unb ben "eint9en' al15u'
,eioen, baB Der dltere 9eraus9eber auf elmer
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nua9 "etntser" auf etncn Seoertries fir
oje1e3eit pcreitett it paB mir aber rid)t 5tpei'
felut cr.pSbnter Serr >perbe ben 9etabelteu
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fertigen> uuo oaonrd mebrbela9te "etnt9e'
itberseu9en: es fey 6eeer 3tpebuot nad5u.
cenfen> tbe man fpridt ais ourh lecres
@eplaneer alter Q8eIt funo Slt 9eben, tpit
mani germ tpoae aber bod niAt f0nue. Adieu
princess, adieu plaisir.
Siingere 0erau69eber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

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