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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

HARLEM.-This will be delightful place Of resort
for the summer. The road between here and there
is excellent; several new houses fitted up for
public entertainment; the view Of Long Island Sound
adds TO the interest Of the surrounding scenery;
The air is pure aad bracing the water is fine, the
drives excellent, the fish easy to be caught,
and the ladies Of Harlem are hard to beat this side Of
SpuytcndeviI creek
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

OLYMPIC THEATRE This evening Mrs. Flyan
takes her benefit at this well conducted establish
msnt and Offers an unusually attractive bill. Mr..
Mckinney, by his excellent management, has made
this theatre favorite place Of amusement, and we
glad 20 il nightly attended by such respect
able audiences. The hosse, this eveaing, will doubt.
less be crowded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

HoBoEEv.-'Ths beautiful place again blooms as
brightly as ever Without the grounds, and walks,
aud shady groves Of Iioboken. New York would not
We endurable ~ the summer season. But we at
any time an The space q twenty minutes change the
scene from the heat and dust q crowded city 20 the
balmy bosom Of the sylvan grove Two boats run
every half hour from the foot d Barclay and one
from Canal streets, and next week boat commences
running from the foot Of Christopher street. The
proprietor % the beautiful grounds and gardens of
Hoboken has ornamented and improved the same this
year in the mos, beautiful manner. No one who en-
spare hour should omit 20 visit this place. The
views sp and dawn the river delightful the air !,
refreshing in the extreme, and the company of the
most fashionable description. Crowds q lovely
ladies are 70 be met with rambrg through the orna-
mented grounds, disputing the palm Of beanty with
the flowers Of the garden
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Co FrSSInoRE CooPER, the novelist, has recev
ed 500 damages in suit for libel against coun
try editor, for libel published. lie pleaded hi.
own case and thus saved counsel fees. This is a
better business than publishing novels lie ought to
bring more suits For the libel perpetrated by
Webb, he will probably recover sl0o5 or more equal
TO a copy right Of the Skinner OF the Seas" Capt.
tai business this
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

60 A grand entertainment is to be given in East
Broadway the middle Of next month, by distin-
gsished Hebrew atfache Of the Custom House 70 all
the leading scofocos Of that establishment The cc-
sasion is that Of his talented entering steeB,
and taking upon himself his sins for the balance
q his life time The assemblage Of beautiful women,
will surpass, il il thought, any thing have seen
this season. and great will be taken e. prevent
the attendance Of any Shiiderburghos Ariel will
see 20 this.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. The Vino PARTY have very honestly paid
up their debts for advertising done at the last cleo
tion-S77. We return them our sincere thanks, and
receipt in full Of all demands TO this date They
true TO their principles, aye every inch. The credit
system is their favorite doctrinebut it is not
terminable creditit means short credits and pune
tual payments Hereafter, as formerly, we shall do
the wings full and ample justice in all their contests
with the seedy locofocos.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

CO THr ASrr-SLAvERY SOCIETY have rejected
all the Low ely female delegates. The savages' Never
mind, my dear sweet souls! Come TO Us. Wen or
ganize you into Anti-Slavcry Society, where You
shall have right TO speak much you reease, be
sides being reported at full length. Asa sort Of a
dessert, we will also get for the pretty among
you white husbands-for the others colored gcmmen
IL you prefer that complexion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22
MORNING HERALD.
WEDNESDAY. NAY ~. 1889.
40 For legal intelligence, Sc. SEQ foarth page.



Rs-Orgamxsuon Of esr News sqaaere.'
we have re-organized, on own hook our ship
News Department, and appointed ROBERT MARTIN,
ous Of the smartest Of the whitehall boatnen, Com
modore to take in charge the squadron Of the "Her
ald,a cruising between Whitehall and Sandy Heck
Lighthouse for ship news, &C.
For the present our large boat is in the dry dock
refttng and repainting. She will be ready in few
weeks In the meantime another boat is chartered
to do her duty and to pick mp all ship and for
eign intelligence.
OF the merits Of Commodore Martin we speak
from the card. He cannot be surpassed by all the
loafers Of the Wall street press combined Our for
mer Commodore died while we in Europe last
year. Martin takes his place, and, accordingly, he
hois.ed the broad pennant Of the Herald" on last
Sunday, and is now his station.
In this enterprise are not yet joined by the Ann
and Nassau street press. We our own hook.
We have strong assuranc es, however, that they will
unite in the movement calculated for the advant-
age Of the whole-but whether they do so or not we
go ahead. Nothing prevent the cash press Of
ear nsghborhood from completely revolutionizing
that Of Wall street, if are true to our own inter-
ests. The cash advertising business is rapidly leav-
ing Wall street. and when that is fully gone, all Is
gone In intellect wit, industry, and talent, we are
long since ahead Of them.
With all these it is needless to say that our cir
calation and advertising continually increasing,
for which we return friends sincere and heart
felt thanks.
IMPORTANT BANK REPoRrs.-We have received
from Washington, a copy of the Report on all the
Banks throughout the country, for 1885, AID 49, just
printed by order Of Congress, and of which only
limited number are in distribution. Forthis copy We
return thanks to the Secretary Of the Treasury
We have now in possession all the reports on
banks ever issued by the Treasury Department, to-
gether with vast quantity of local reports, embra
cling every state of the Union; have also all
the principal bank reports of the governments Of
France and Notwithstanding library of bank in
formation, the equal Of which cannot be found in the
country. During the next few months, we shall de-
vote considerable portion of our money articles to
a sketch Of the past history and present position of
the banks Of the different states, as developed in
these official documents. Hereafter the Banking
System will be more topic of controversy than
ever. La mercantile pursuits, in cotton, butter,
beef this system is already ncroachng largely in
dividua enterprise, causing the phenomena of high
prices and other unequal exactions upon the mid
ding and lower classes 1t is time 10 put stop to
this movement by developing the truth, and that no
paper has the independence the knowledge 10 dc,
except the Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. The papers down south disputing about
the late duel between Jones and Wilson IL is posi-
lively asserted that there fight which we be.
leve the fact although 1t is said that Mr.. wilson's
body has been detently buried.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Nor PARrrcuLAR.-On Monday evening, during
joint ballot, Alderman Purdy proposed to remove A.
b. Dubois, day police officer Of the dth ward, 20 make
room for locofoco. Mr.. Graham said IT could not
be done legally, unless for neglect Of duty gross
misconduct he appointed fora set term Of six
months, and not during the pleasure Of the Common
Council; he therefore could not be removed merely
account 81 his politics. This puzzler for
the ocofocos for few miautes; however, they were
determined not to be foiled, and Alderman Pardy
again and said, oh, very well, then, Mr.. Pre-
sident, I'm not particular; move, therefore, that
A. b. Dubois be removed for neglect of duty, or if
the gentleman from the 18th prefers IT, for grsss mis-
conducts its all the ssme-he's got 70 gcy and we
may well assign another" And he
was removed accordingly. Capital!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. The ugly and talented Menefes, representa-
tive 10 Congress from Kentucky, has positively de-
clned being a candidate for rc-election--an MIR
Rcnchcr has alse declined a reelection from North
Carnlina
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Co Tomorrow the Common Council again meet in
Joint Ballot, and viii probably finish the dccapits-
t,ons
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Cy- Green peas are selling al So per quart in
the southern cities Those who buy them gree ner
siill.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22
COMMON CouScIL.-In addition TO those names
given yesterday, the following appointments were
made Tuesday morning, between IL and o. clock

made on tuesday morning, between IL and o'clo
Jonathan Traphsgen, Assistant 10 Board Of Health
VIM :. TroaP, Clerk to Fire and Water Department.
Pster A. Cowdrey, Counsel 10 the Board.
VIM Gage Superintendent Of streets.
Joseph Chandler, Superintendent Of Gas and Lamps
Edward Pollock, Superintendent Of Payements.
Jacob q. Thcal Superintendent Of Lands and Places
John Myer, Superintendent of Aims House.
A. Y. Vsche, Physician At Bellevue.
John Bennett, Inspector Of Hacks.
r. Siurgis, Inspector of Stages.
O. w Skehornc, keeper Of the City Hall.
Pat Chn,on, keeper of the Park.
u. Sweet, keeper Of Washington Parade.
job HASKELL and ~ others, Inspectors of Charcoal,
Aaron Vanderbilt, Clark TO Unon Market
Rich. Romano, Clerk to Tompkns Market
John Chairman, Clerk to Jefferson Market.
Leonard Baum, Clerk to Washington Market.
Patrick Mott, Clerk to Catherine Market
john OdelI, Clerk to Centre Market.
Levi sprngsien, Clerk TO Greenwich Market.
r. ID. Setter, Clerk Of FULTON Market.
r r T T.'s5.,', City sealsr.
: nv Inspectors Of Weights and Measures.
John Baker, Ballast master.
y. J. Porley, Clerk in Sspn't Of streets Office.
Thomas Cooper, wsgher, FELTON, Market
; p G' collectors or Assessments.
J. Montgomery,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Last evening we received BY the Mazeppa, Baker,
and Psrssvers, fall files Of the Kingston "Dispatch
and Jamaica "Gazette'' to the 10th nit.
The Governor is still very unpopular with large
portion Of the inhabitants Of Kingston 1t appears
that he has offered his large stock of wines for sale,
and the Dispatch" ntmates that no intends to leave
fer England very soon. He had declared, however,
that the planters, by their contumaeeoss conduct,
would shortly beggar themselves, and that he SHOULD
leave them to their fate, and advise the British Gov
ernment by means to afford them any assistance.
On the Sth Of April, riot took place at the Mount
Pera estate, very similar to the Pleasant Hill riot;
the officers justice in endeavoring to taketwo men
and one woman to prison, were attacked by mob,
and an endeavor was made to rescue the prisoners,
but without effect.
The Rev Mr. Philips, Baptist preacher in IA
vor of abolition, is denounced incendiary, sub
orner of murder and treason.
At dinner given to Col. Archer at Kingston, the
company broke up in . row, in consequence of an
cry discussions about emancipation and the conduct
of Messrs. Brown and Gayleard, who are called
g locofocos' in the "Chrenicle."
The negroes on many plantations will not work
half their time, and the new system has entirely fail
ed to produce the beneficial results anticipated from
it by its advocates.
Sir George Fitzgerald Hill, Governor of Trinidad
10 dead
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Or The Italian Theatre is the rage at Havasa
The Dana del Lago" of Ressini has had tremen-
doss run. Abini played Elena; Psntanelli, Nialcol-
nj; and Montresor, Rodrigo. Commerce was flour
ishlng and a large business doing in American pro-
duce notwithstanding the ateness Of the season Our
letters are to the Sd instant.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

c,- About 1000 different varieties 81 counterfeit
notes are, and have been, in general circulation.
There are more counterfeits among the politicians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. Archdeason strachen i to be made Bishop of
Upper Canada.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. Robinson has got artist at last who shows
some genius and style. He has just published a
portrait of Miss Clifton, which is very beautiful.
Clifton herself is getting to be most splendid
man.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

o. We have received by the Arzea, the Jornol
Rio de Janciro, down 20 the 9th ult-also a letter
from our correspondent, for which we refer to the
Marine News
Do Advices TO the 2d instant have been received
from Vera Cruz Admiral Baudin with his entire
fleet left on the 18th alt, and was, when last heard
from, on the Texan coast. General Mexia with his
army was Tuspan.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-22

Dy- Affairs NJ 81. Pierre, Martinique, at the last
accounts were in a bad condition. The people were
building wooden houses 20 supply the place Of those
destroyed by the recent earthquake.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

a. Ter Elsb iudte III Der ctnen Said'r 1t.
bet ntbtS. ""Derttltfein SdfitGel, -
\. "So fadt bier>" Damit febrte er linn
.te onoere Seite eeS &cpfes slt. "Jeun
ofRet bort ben BaubIbranf. Sn Der britt
ten 9aee." Der Oieb stebt bic nnredble
eace heraus. "eaBt Die, tns9eiers Sas
men; bas iIub meiue 9aptere. Sn Ger
tritteu eabe rehtS. Oort fno ent9c Srons
fen. ."--"||jit oa6 aaes ?""-" "9lIIe6 mas
Id, bote. gGun fdIie6t ben Shra,lt Wies
ber.' Der, ,Dieb odhtet nitlt oarauf, uuc
oerldet ieStnbe. "Seio weniSlteus 10 gut
,,'aebt bis Gtiir sA" Sener 1T lhou oul
Ser 1reppe. "jNuursIeele BON einem Sic:
be muB id1 ba in Der &itte auffeben II
hlnter ibm nteIhi sumadcn. 8erm!inlh
ter Oleb ~ Der slbbe iprin9t aus Dem
Sette. fd,lieet oieIhnr uuo Ie9t fh, 70 &C.
lnsent aIs rb nidt b1s @erin9ite Scr9e'
faaen mdre, wieber uierer, um an feiner
SIobanclun9 ,uciter su Ithreiben. (5b. 10
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
| labgefeeelt, nm bte @trfaBter i'm Seer5en
ltbres 9anbes ansa9retfcn. &c. y. StS
Gin @otte59triNtston1pf tn Saufas

y1ad,ridten aus Gifis sufoI9e fano eir
&ompf, oe6en l1mftGnoe an Die Gags
ces 0tittertbums eri1,nern, fllrSlib in Ell
ner prcoins &aufaGens Itatt. Ger 1un9e
farbarbiIhe Nlrif Sdeneteoelt bate Ole
Gcd,ter oes BeD prn EcIYroft 9eranbt,
uno bcbielt fle tet tId, pbne ie belratben
al np[len. Der 9oter bes jun9en Utdo'
hens Der (Ih ire9en biefer ieinerSamllie,
elmer Der 6ltelten uuo 9ldn3enoiten IN Die
fer @eecnb, angetbanen Shln;rfee tds
den pOllte, bcfabl feinem dIteiten Scbne
Weslif, Den 9iduber gum San'pfe tcroues
3ufcrbern. Dteler nabm Die 9!nsfcroerun9
an, unc am 23Eten October ocrigen Sab
Tres fab man qena,1 utn Niitta9 bic belren
Geoner IN Der @bere BON 9Irfana- atpiz
fhen Qerbeno nnb 8ninafi sn Nferoe,
ieeen in Se9leituug bon appIf Rnflre
&c thilbtnappen9 ebenfaas i'll pfero, nit
ben 8annern ibrer Serren, anfommen :;
ale sparen tn eellitdnet9er SsmoH Hm,n9
nit panserhemo, ponSer, Armidtenen,
Danserbono}ehuhem nno tem SeIme NIT
Teberbulh an Ger Ssite einen Ganoe9cn
uno Die ean3e in Der Sauft.
9iuf cen Banuern bes SirIten bef0re
Gd Elm srlrensr TaEfe anf sranem Seize !;
oaf benen res iuneen SeD NOR Elm rrttse
6eIb NIT eiuem fdwaraen Barren NIT orsl
(Ilbcrnpn Gternen rarilber. Gisr BON bei'
oen Narteien III &frtd'ern ertrdblte
@rei|e 1oeen ouf eiuer Citrate, nno oerz
fitncietcn eem Silrfen nno cem 8ep> fte
tdtten entIdieoan, raB oerjeni9e nrn bets
ren, Ter aus tem Sattel 9ebDbeM nno De-
Gen @sfpI9e tefe9t Ster tn he Tln6t &C.
jaet pilree, feb Gem @efese bes SH9ers
au untermerfeu babe. Ger San'rf be9ann
BON beieen Setten nit 9leiGer 2ucerfht,
uno rurbe baIo hartnddi9; es tpurse
Mann 9s9en Wanr 9efdmpft, bereits tpas
rem pieraebn Shilcfuappen gu 8eeen &C.
lfredt, als Meslit, Db9leih aus orel9Snns
ceh bluteno, turh einen eten 70 tilhnen
als aetpanoten uno pIlslihen 9Ingrtf ben
Slrifen ghenebeeeIi aus Dem Sattel 5u
iperfen trn6te. Ser Sieser oerlan9te orn
csm 8eGeeten weiter aihts, ais bae etes
Ier IeineS Shmsfsr rbne 8eaSus beiratte,
pas foI9enoen Cages am 27lten Sctrber
ltattfano.-Eer ru6ilhe @oueern6r mfg
bitltqte ben 8crfau als CT i'm erfubr, gar
IebrI Ia aber 9icmano uu,9efommeu, fol
|ies ct Die Sode aaf fld beruben. (8hf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
9lbri6tun9 oer fhmar5en Sruppen
ouf yarbaNcS.

Die GusIdnosr Yerme9ren ibre fdmars
sen 2rurpen tit Weftincien forttpdbrcro,
p;c es 1heint banptldhlih oermittelit ter
aus ben GcIaoenldifen tpe99enOmmenen
Shwar;en. @s mag feline fIeine 9Iuf9obe
fepn, etnen 70 gang rcben WiIcen, mas
bic Ne9er meiften6 ilnb, gum ScIcaten 3,l
bresirsn, nm fp mrbr, co fiirs crlte burds
aus fein fprahIider Se:tebr ifottfnben
farm. Daan rihtet fIe jest ob pie cic sIf>
fen, iprtht curd 3cihen (manbmal tpohl
audi onrd GEN etcd) nit ibnen, nno Ger
0ae9"r, meiit Gin rcrtrefaider Mimifcr,
iernt baIc, mas er esn surrpdilden Grur>
pen abfebt. Wan last su ibrer uebuns
Shparse uno @urrpder uutereiuancer
bic 1Bahe tesiehen, nno 70 getpbbnen fe
| lid m3eit y. 10 tls l2Wcnatsn gang or
oeutlib al DEN Disnt.-Sm Qaufe bieIer
3elt lernen fe nad) nad NIB nod bic eng
Il{ben @ommonopwcrte tenneu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
Gott1 BWsraUDe.

+ Der &bnt9 BON 8atern fpll in 0ocn1
frdnt 1sin. Seiu &Orper 1T 70 ,erritttet
Dap er ntd,ts mebr crtra9en fam, aud
feIbft bic itaIicni1he 9uf 1T utd,l
mebr I'M Stanoe, feline @e1unobeit nv,
ouf fur1e 3eit tpieber her;ultelten. @r be.
tet febr flelBi9 uuo ,bies it aud bas 8eife
tpa6 er tbun fam. Salo tperben ftd, rie
SoimmeIspfcrteu Gfneu uub G6ni9 ii b.
|,p t9 Der 0eilt9 Sc CD miro fcineu@in.
Su9 hoIten.
Die Wiinhener pol. 3tg. idreibt oud
9fcm pom 1Oteu Rat: "Am eerfceencn
Mittpoh ben 8ten bicIt Der heiliee 0ater
i'm 0atican Elm hatb 6feRtlihcs @pnfIItc.
RUM, bem 80 gareiudle, Die patriar6e,'
ecn &cnfantinppel uno 9Intipehien, ipeldr
,u Hpm reGeirten, nne 43 &rSbtlh6fe mnt
8i)h6fe beursbnten> hts radb Rom beru>
fen pcreen, UNI an benSerothun9en itber
bic bcprrffebenben @anDntfatIrnen 1beil
At nehuten. &c. Oeiiigfeit pebreitete lId,
1T elmer fursen 9febe iiber eie Sueencen
uue Wunberthaten bes feli9en 9e9upri,
unb bemerfte, caB Sie9enei9t mdren, itn
unter Der 3ahL Der SeiIt9en aufmebmen.
Die @arbindtc> patriard,en, @r3bi1h6fe
uno 95ifh6fe 9aben ihre tejatenbe Mei>
nunq ob, un6 uuteritllsten oieelbe NIT
@rlnben. 0tadoem Der keiltse Batter ib,
re 9lnGd,ten 0etbrt, erflGrte er, bag, 70
Iebr eltd) ttre lleberelnl lttHIa1uKg linn aar
3ufriepsnbeit 9eretde, Ct nidts celto tpes
nicer nrd) eiumaI @Dtt nm @rleuhtnn9
anfehen tpclIe. CS. 9tat. 3tg,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

6 inc 3emi6e eusfrase. OR.
Srantlln tpar W3lt9lleo elmer @e1eQfhaft.
tpertn cine6 Cages ilber bas Sttmmretbt
eebattirt tpuroe. Reiner Ioate euselbe in
slnprud uehmeu f6unen, Der ntd)t tpeniaz
items etn gi9eutlInm BON SO 1taler rnt1z
SuneiEen bdbe. fSranflin rpppnirte. Oeu,
te, fo9te er am Sd)luB femer Bemerfuuo.
en-, bcfet Elm M1ann eiuen @fel, Der sc
Gbater iperth lit. Within hattie er mad
hielem Gorlhla9e Gin Heht ia (fimmen
Seocr icocd bic nddlfte Wubl eiutritt
fttrbt ber@iel. Mdhreno oiefer 3ett hat lett
ehemali9er SeiIger pielIeid,t nsiid,e Gr
f1hrunacu Geiammclt. Setne sln(fd,tcr
ilber Re0ierunA 9elese uuo anosrc biir
gerl'd)e 9ln9clesenbeiten baben fid, er
ipeitert, uno CT lit barum eelfu fdbioer
anf cine fluge nnb pernllnftise Bsile be
BEN Wahlen.oer Staatsoeamteu Don fei
mem GtiinmredJte @ebrauh au madcn
gSollen Sic nun Gle @ate baben, mein
Soerrcn> mir uno btejer etrbaren gerEanr
lung 3u fa9en mem bon teibeu fenln,f nd,
Stln1Inredt Su-Sem Wauu ODER Dem 6
1sl? ii
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

3rr 3cit QB1fd,iugtcns reIitrirte ter
Grn9reB einee Cages tttcr bic 5r19e: &pie
pcit Die Waft nes S0rpfrs 0h erltreGen
frafe, nm cine itsbenoe 2Irmee at preani
f'ren. Gin :U2it9lteo tru9 carauf an, caF
bic Stdrte ecrIelhen uie ltber 5000 Wanu
bstro9tn mbhte, Gen. WaId1iu0trn fcrrs
te ais 8orfber feline Motirn Dor ricler
gerfan1mlun9 briugcn. gr fuiterte bahe,
rem MitgIieer o1s ihm surdhf laB, lejft
6't Den 8cricblag 3u verteGern> peI6se
rurb ben 3uf1b 9efhehen f6nne oaE
feline fremee Wadt su ireeub elmer 3eil
NIT n,ebr ais 5000 Mnun oas @ebiet Der
Wsr. Staatcn iibetfuIIeu bitrfe. Glib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

Senoerb r.-Sn etnem Telte bes
Aoom ulrtb, IN slnnullle 2fd,p. eibanuu
Saui1tb iit rpdbreno bielem Sommer etue
1ebr retde WaSeRsgrnote aswahleu, Oh,
ne i'm leBten Soerbite ee(det ,pprben u,
fepn nno biefer Baisen iff 70 peufsH,,
men, eaB 6err lllrid, oenfclben fir fetrc
i'dhfte Saatbelfimmt bat-8cr rsabrer
mar tn otefem SsIoe cine WaiSensqrncte
nno i'm oerfo6enen Sabre cine unsemetr
relhltde 0euS@rnete. QBie ftb aber be,
Saame ltbers Sabr erbaIteu bat, oas lie.
fert Stcf gum ScrlheH. (eibancn Dem
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

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