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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
O. w. TILLOU.
sTosx. B.vK.roTE, Con- AND silver
EXCHANGE BROKER.

O. w. TILLOU
sTosx. B.vK.rorE, GoLp silver
EXCHANGE BROKER,
No 81 aIstreet fourth door below the New Exchange
Nrw Yosx
Uncurrent money discounted at the lowest rates
DOUGHT AND SOLD, Eastern money, Sosthern roney
ID Western money Northern money-soverigns Douoioons
Napoeons Ten Thaer Pieces American Gold, GuiReas Du-
ca spanish Dollars Mexican Dollars Half Dollars, Bank Of
England Notes. also Gold and Silver the following States
aud Dominions:--
United States Hamburg
Austrian DO niIieas Ccaoa
Bavaria Haaover
Dr~ne Holland
DrzxI Malta
Prnuswlck Nerico
Cologne Napl.s
Columbia MILAN
Dezmart Neth-rlsad
East India Parma
Enrlapd Piedmont
France Poland
Frankfort on the Main Portugal
Geneva Prussia
Rome Russia
Sardinia saxsny
sicsby Sp2r
Sweden Switzerland
Treves Turkey
Tmcmy Venice
Wirsmb-rr& Zurich au film
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
J,oR CoLoRISG RED sR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.

NOR CoLORING RED sR GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
NENT BROWN ORDLACK.-Red FREY hair may
permanently coloed rich aud glossy brows black by
nae april Of Mahomn eds Trrksh Dye; and instead
narng the hair most eparatiens do, improves its APP
and II TO very uxursnty So 10 the
rp.aton o this article that orders have been
from American gentlemen res,sg Canton who have salts
etory tested il. ecscy while home. Price ~ per bottle
and sold Wholesale and retail al
GUIONs, iso Brosdway,
alA.v Aveut. for the United sssies of usries
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05

rJ,REATIsE on GEMs-By Lewis Feuchtwaneer-a
useful gsde TO the je~cller artist mnerasgt and che.
mist accompanied with description Of the interesting
American Gems and ornamental AVID architectural materials
For sale by the Author, al No. Y Gold st. Way
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
PUBLISHED sAILYBr
JAMES q q ~ DON RKNNErr

NO III ANN STREET.
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q the Hfn..p both IN town and country MAKES il suvsrios
channel for advertisers.
ron TWELVE O
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lWle 1913 aI9l ~ $50
Fos riaHr LirEs
weeks, IN 90 months, 81 %
4 month, aoo 4 morths IA a.
~ All advertisernsssto be paid before their Insertion
Advertisements inserted the WESLEY EpnsLp At sIfoo
per square every insertion.
Msss'se HsRsLD-issusd every norning except SUNDAY
pre- wo cents per copy Country ssbscrbers f6rhhhed AZ
.ne same rate ior any specific period remittance In ad
vance. No paper sent, unless paid in advance.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05

M CAsEs Assorted Figured st. just iaaAsd Tor
~ By r. L. SMITH Co, i7e Pearl ". asT-sms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05

A WORD TO THE ECONOMICAL Those In want 81
first rate Gle thae would a. well to call los Beck mar
street near PEARL they will find very superior articles
manufactured al the follow reduced rates--
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
WORMe4IsSIn !WEtD,!RMSl

CHERNAws wORN LOZKNaEA Ns.v &sssss.
- wsras sths ossaN s~spssssd SewetuAss
very resseseue cossh, psi.a he oats k.bs bleed
.s - the .c:e 10 Re ere oees.iosed b and win Be
symptoms indicate the presence a worms yer.
tgo orpor disturbed dreams sheep broken on BY fright and
screaming convSlsio0s, evershness thirst pad hss bad
taste in the mouth offensive BREATH cough dcut breathing
itching at the pains in the stomach nausea qusahnes
voraciy eanssss tenesnus itching the towards hight
and at ieagth OBJECTIONS Of Ams and nucus
Read what Shssmans Worm Lozengos have done-Mr
JOHNSON, Of Wavery Place. says his child has been actee
with St. and the Dectors thought with water the brain
Every thing was done TO help the child without effect sn
box OF Loxenges tried which to tbs as
Constituent Of ALL effected perfect in few days. They
brought immediate relief Ask for Shemans Worm
They the only Worm Medicine that fails 10000 Ia
miles have used them within the last year with uniform sue
Wholesale and retail at LOG Nassau st. N. T. AMY
Forty Years Experience in UGs5Ous cltmates-1sOs
ty,foGr years established in this csy-NesheT
Qwackesy nor Imposition.
DR. J. EVANS,
No IL Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALENS HEAD DISPENSARY,
nR J. EVANS continues 10 be consulted ccnndenusay
~ in all v.as cases. mercurial and chronic disorders
the proved practice, he most expeditions and
mild treatment rlay be depended To prevent mistakes,
De partic Mar 10 find No IL Peck Slip
every disease be procured asabove and used
without the pateat They will be sent order 10
any part of toe Unee States,
Also preventive renedy sgainst v'.-~' Il that may be
letters post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have remedy and directions sent
DER Attendance daily, until o'clock in the evening.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
nav be depended ON
No with any otnex Office in out Of the city,
JOSEPH EVANS, M D.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOO

Al CENT ndvnhce the
DDOMS CUNNINGHAM, 225 Pearl
inducement purchasers they offer their
prices,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05

NO sTHA NUERs.-TTFFANf n YOUNG, Fapcy
Dealers No 80 Broadway, directly opposite the City
Hall Cor the inspection ef purchaser very choice cec
lion Of new ch ia.t ful and appropriate fancy articles
Bridal Birthday, Phlop@na, other presnPortable art
ces travellers; hne fancy Stationary Psrmsry including
Chinese manufacture; Curios. FROM the American In
hans. fancy articles aud curoses generally III of which
selected with m~h care procured the
terms. will be disposed Of such reasonable and uaor
prices hope will 20 them confidence
II such may honor them with call su6 i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
PARKES & WADE, 2 WALL

ORIGINAL AND PATENTEES
AND SINGLE WATER FILTERERS,
Tnsabk L The Of o disease 20 o
UNIV esom water
Ahbealal de o
Thee Article anonlbe d b 70
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
r TER u S..

The EpoErIELD ADVERTISER is pub
lisheA every Thursday morning at Three
Dollars per annGn,, If paid in aduancc-
Three Dollars and Fifty Gents if moi paid
before the expiration Of Six Months from
the dale of Subscription-anl Four Dol
lars if not paid within Twelve Months
Subscribers ont of the State are required
to pay in adrance.
No subscription received for less than
'one uear, and no paper discontinued until
all arrear1ges are paid. except al the OPP
zion of the Publisher.
All subscription. will he continued un-
less otherwise ordered before the explra-
ton Of the year.
ANY person procuring 6ve Subscribers
Rad becoming responsible for the same,
shall receive the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted al
62A cents per square, IL lines, or less
for the FIRST Insertion. and 434 ''is. for each
continuance. Those published monthly.
or quarterly will he charged 81 per square
for each insertion. Advertisements not
having the number of insertions marked
on them, will he continued until ordered
out, and charged accordingly.
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed to the
Edi,or, post paid, will he promptly and
strictly attended to.
W.T.. DURISOE. PuJlisher.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
NO. 4S.

The laws of nature in striking at the pas
sions of men.
Now. gentlemen. to you who are of a lib
eral, philosphic spirit will show, lsr that
the free Use Of stimuli, both dietetica and
otherwise. is indispensable 10 promote civ
i:ization. that the sum Of good resulting,
far overbalances the isolated mOiety of a.
buse, and that IN all nations in erery age
of the ,0orid, the extent Of civilization 10
marked by their excuses. In the second
place. shall show TO YOU, that you can
not check civilization, and of course rau-
not cut off its concomitaut evils by even
sumplnary enactmepts, and that ff yna
make rigid laws against one current Of
vice, you will inevitably drive it into aHo.
ther channel, in which, instead OF finding
vent at "A grog.shop. it will polIute The
sanctuary of vnur homes and hearts,
In the third place. will point out how tho
abuse Of ardent spirits may be kept in
check. by soci ! action, Without YOUR in
reference As SleeisIaors; and in which The
generous citizen may. by his purse, benefit
his fellows; and NOT. az now proposed,
contribute 10 rob ihem of their rights a,
the iusIlgation of a harel y speculative hn.
manly. In this way il will lie seen whe,h
er the men. irjw so bold 10 cripple the
Constitution by jumping over il 10 gain
good end, will he propur'onahly as liber-
al TO open their purses, and without com.
promising our rights and Liberties, gain tho
same end as far as practicable, in still
more exalted manner. This social action,
under just and vigorous system, and
founded on funds-is the only legitimate
mode of action; aud promises TO save YOU
from infringing the rights of posterity,
and putting a yoke on The neck Of ihep poor.
CATO.
Emmett Lodge, Barnwell District.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
State Of South Carolina.
EnEEEIEI II DIS,NPICrH

Benz Hatcher. Sen App't. VS.. Summons IN
Marr Tillman and others, Dcft$ ! Partition.
Eb Y m Order from the Ordinary, sla
HID proceed to sell at Edsci"ldC Courthouse
on the first Monday in December next the real
Estate Of I.n y Hatcher. deceased situated in
SAID District, bounding on lands Of Christian
Hatcher, and containing thrity-six (3:') acres
more or Tess. OH credit Of twelve months
The purchaser will he required to give bond
and security, and mortgage Of the premises tc
the Ordinary. Cost 10 be paid in Cash
w. II. MOSS, S. E d.
Nov. ~. 1880 C al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
&oette 0eeess,
From the N Y. Morning Herald.
AUTUMN SONG.

Summer waneih night and morning,
Night and morning. waneth!!
Flowers are dropping on The lea.
Leaves are changing on The tree,
Gossalner is siIv'Iy bright,
Thistle down is floating white,
Every blossoms leaf il shed.
Fruits are hanging ripe aud red,
Singing birds have flown away
After this eau summer stay!
No, no,
The year must 60,
Summer has departed now.
Autumn comerh night and morning,
Night and morning, cometh
BY the nigh Iy rising moon.
BY the splendnrs of the nonu;
Bv the flowers that have no fellow,
Purple, crimson, gold and yellow;
by the patIerins drily down
OF the nuts and acOrns brown,
Bv the silent forest bough,
All may know It's autumn now.
Fast or glow,
The year must 20.
And 'iisgOrgeous AUTUMN now.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
Emmett Lodge, Barnwell District.

National Convention of silk erouers.
We learn from gentleman in this city,
who is deeply interested in the silk culture
that "A Convention 10 promote the culiva-
lion aud manufacture OF silk in the Unit.
ed States, is to he held in Washington
city on the 10Th 1T December next, at
which il is expected that there will be an
attendance Of Delegates from every Com
gressiOnal District ia The Union. as well az
from The Territories and the District Of
Columbia. This will be the moal import
ant IA we'll as the most numerous assem-
bly, ever known in this country--.s silk cul-
ture being designed To become ohe Of tho
most extensive branches Of American in.
dustry.
1t has been suggested that the distant
States and Territories should appoint
their representatives and delegates in Con.
sress, members of this Convention. as they
will necessarily be in Washington al the
time. aud can attend the siItings of the
Convention without prejudice to the pub
lie business.
Arrangements are being made to ac-
cOmmndate as many as one thousand DEL
eaales, and for the exhibition of the many
specimens Of American manufactured silk
TO he brought in competition for the val
uabIe prizes SO generously offered by the
American Silk Society.
Ii is desirable thai the various silk COM
panes in the country, Immediately ap-
appoint their delegates and announce
their names in the agricultural or silk
papers, and forward copy of the
papers to the Society at Washington, so
that correct list OF the delegates may be
made in anticipation of the Convention
meeting; and every newspaper in tho
country favourable to silk culture should
publish this or some similar notice of The
Convention as early as possible.-Nas.
intel.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
State of South Carolina.
EnGEFIELD DISTRICT

EEGEFlEID DISTRICT.
James VI. Powell AID wife, Appli- } Summons
cants, W.. Pernea Fullord and in Par
others. Defendants. ftion.
EpY an Order from the Ordinary, | shall pro-
q B coed To sell at fdgeRGld Court House,
on the first Monday in December next, the real
estate of Martha Hancock. deceased situate in
san District. on Tho waters of Horse Creek,
containing one hundred I00) acres, wilIcd to
the said Martha Hancock, by john Tarrancc.
deceased. during her life. and at ncr death Ia be-
divided amongst her children on credit of
twelve months. the purchaser 10 give bond and
security, aud mortgage Of the premises to the
Ordinary Cost to be paid in Cash.
WM. Ii MOSS, S. F.. d.
Nov -. 1920 ell
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
Ea5ehela Court Mouse, S. G., November ~, 1S3s
EYEGUTGR'S S.gEE.

NE Y an Order from tic Ordinary OF Edge
4 > field District, shall ~ oceed TO sell. OH
Thursday. the Fifth Day Of December next, at
the ate residence of E,bcIt Waits, de- eascd f;
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY of the said
d. ceused: consisting Of
Ten likely Negroes, of Which Seven are
Men;
Crop of Cotton, Corn, Fodder. and Oats;
Stork of Horses. Cattle. and Hogs;
Carpenters and Plantation Tuols
One Wagon and TWO Carts;
One two-horSe Baro' che and Sulkcv;
a large quantity Of l'et Gnf Cotton Seedi
Household al Kitchen Fuilriture
One Forty Saw Gin;
Toe erller with mnny other articles, not men,
tiumed.
Trms.-On a credif faof twelve m"nths for
al sums of and over $40 all sunrs under, cash.
Purchasers to give note. with two approved
securities. ROBr. MCCULLOUGH, Tx.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
State IF South Carolina.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.

cSe"!:y %.ts WeI:sStal. e,Is' Sti Partition.
KEY an Order tiom the Count of Common
.E p Pleas will be sold at public oulcry. OH
tic first Monday in December next, for distri-
button among the heirs. at law. of The late John
Wells. deceased the truct Of land whereon the
said deceased lived at tlIr time of his death, con-
tanning five hundred (5O0) acres. noie or less,
lying In Edgefirld District. on Log Greek
bounded by lands of David Blocker. ]. Boyd
and others. upnn a crrdil Of twelve months
purchaser 10 give bond and security, cost Of
s,,t to be paid i'll cash.
WM II. MOSS, S. F.. d.
Nov II. 1870 c4l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

Females in large Cities.-Ti is sickeniug
to think to what a slate of suffering and
degradation the f,llies and vices Of large
cities sink the weaker sex. Where men
offend with impuniry, women suffer in si-
lence. The idIeness and drunkenness Of
the husband leave the wife without bread
for her little ones; and eftcn, when the
culpriI is cdnsigned from the bar. to the
penitentiary, his sentence is. 10 fact, tho
doom Of deserving and unhappy wife,
lu such city as London. the extent of fe-
male suffering and debasemenr is almost
Incredible. There are uot less than
twenty thousand women in London de-
pendent upon crime for subsistence. Crime
cannot exist without suffering: and how
incalculable the amount of anguish induced
by so fearful a mass of crime. In the same
city there are not less than fifteen thousand
orphan girls or boys without support from,
their parents. who wander The streets with
oul home or shelter, and sustain them
selves by recourse to every species Of
petty depreciation on society. In Phila-
delphia. the female sex is. in i,s moral con-
dition. far above the male. The number
of women brought before our courts, char
aed with offences. ia comparatively very
limited. Bnt, though seldom the authors,
they are constantly made the victims OF
crime. Those who have read our reports
of prison cases, brought weekly before The
Judges of the Criminal Sessions. and heard
as if under writ Of habeas corpus, must
have been struck with the fact that two.
thirds are husbands committed for bearing
their wives. The condition of these poor
females IL truly miserable. They have
families-the labor Of their iyfanical and
brutal husbands is necessary to save them
from starvation-and the poor victims arc
often seen iInploring the court for the re-
lease oflheir husbands Phil. Ledger.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
Notice,

A LII persons indebted to the late John w
"A Price. are requested 10 make pa, ment
and those havin. demands agnins, he estate
will render their accounts dn Y a'ested, to the
s,,hsc, ibcr by the 25th of December next.
AARON a. CLARK, Adm'r.
Nov. l2:h le30. 81 II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
STR "A YED

HNROM thr subscriber. in April last. one
II two year old dark snrre MARE COLT;
and one year old red sorrcl MARE COLT.
hind foot
ANY information of said Colts given to me
at Winterseat Post Office. Edgefield District,
S. G.. will be thankfully received.
Oct. 2sth. 1880 GO c) JOHN RUSH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
state of South { arlina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

- l/lip IL "
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Commissioner in Equity, Orderto
IS. Whey Milton and tOreetose
Benjamin Frazier. Mortgage.
NJOTICE is hereby given. that unless the
~ Defendants shall, previous to the frs,
Mon,ay in December next. pay to the Plaintiff
the full amount OF principal, interest and cost.
due by them on that day, shall proceed to sell
the norfeaged premises. containing nine hu-
;lred and nine,v.6ve (!'95) acres. more or less,
lying in Ed etield District, on Biz Horse Creek,
and adjoining lands of the said Wiley Milton,
Wade Glover and others, on credit of six
months. tie ,tlrsr 10 he signed. but not delivered
until the m"tey b. paid, according 10 the Terms
of sale; ard. il the amount Of the purchase
money be mol paid when due. shall resell, by
virtue of the same levy, OH account of the for
mer purchaser, for cash.
WM. II. MOSS, S. E. d.
Nov II, 1890 cal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
EHJV.HE NOTICE.

A LII persons having AIRY demands against
N The Estate of Richard Berry, deceased are
requested {, prescntthcm duly attrsted, by tho
SHURL' Y COOK,
Oct. %. 1879. (39c) Administrator.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
Also,

TTS0,
At The same time and nace. shall offer for
safe bis PL.4NTiTION, on Horu's Creek !;
containing five hundred and acres.
Tie Plantation is in CORD repair and high state
OF cultivation. Terms will be made known on
the day %! sale. K. McCO.
Nov /, 1889 40 d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21
Notice.

A LII persons indebted tu tfe late William
IA NJ. Butler. are requested to make imne-
dinte payment; and ,hosc having demal d.
against the estate, will llrerder theracconnis, dli.
Iy atrested, to the subscriber withnlhe time pre-
scribed by law.
N. L. GRIFFIN, Executor.
Nov, ]. 1890. 40-tf
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-11-21

Ifyou separate science from agriculture, ynu,
rob nation ofiis principal jewel. Agriculture
aided by science, will make GHss uation >
great one.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
9empfratifebe @crfamml,as.

gei elmer 8erfanluns Der Demsfratiften
Mit9lieeer Der @eiet9ebung, tpeld,e ge9en bic
9lbminiffration bon W2artin Ban Suren
fInb, setaIten ;u Sarrisburg am slbenb bes
22iten SunD, ipuroe Scbn s. penrcle, @iq.
BON Mercer @auutD, als GoriIser, II. Sobn
6. 3eilin, @iq. bon Deldpare, uno Samucl
M. Sarfleh @lq. bon Sebfcrb, als Sccre.
tar eruannt.
Iahbem Der @criIser Die slbfIht Der 8ers
fammllln9 befannt 9entaht mo nad einem
@iu9ange, i'll ipcldem Der Stano Der jeBi9en
9lusiIdten Der @egcn 8an Suren partet
anseinancer 9cieBt ipuroe, iparo unter an>
bern fol9enber Seihlue ansenpmmen:
Seihloffen, OaB unlere Gjegens 8an Sus
rem Oiit9licber uno @cuitituenten biermit
orin9enb II. crniflid erluftitnb,in ibren uus
terId,ieoliten Difiridter, i'm GerbdltuiB Der
9ln;abl ibrer Gjlieber in berStaatSs@efesge>
buii9, Dele9aten 81 ernenueu, pelde iIdD gu
elmer Convention in OdrriSbur1 auf
Wfittipobs, ben 4ten Saq September
ndhifens gu perlammelu baben, I'M perci,
ilist irlde Wasre9eln su erereifcn, bamit bic
@e9cns San Suren partei III unIerm Staat
fld eines Sieses bel ndhiter preTcentens
Wabl oer9eipiifern H,Sge.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03

Die Srli6te be5 bo6peiien Is @a(s
lpnens@efeBes Don Ma6a6ulettS fanz
gen an sureifen. Gin 9eipt6er cSoeobs
bate in Soiton bieleS @eies llbertreten,
pet9erte ii6 aber, Ole ibm auferle9ten
SO Srafe 81 beSablen. 9sorieen
Sretta9 ipllroe ct DOT etn @eriAt 9es
ifellt, ba6 tim cinSulperren beablI6ti9te.
Sep @ert6t6faal mar 9ebrin9t Doll
Ofeniben uno Tim baS Oau5 bernm
ffanoen 9e9en 5000 perfonen, ole cine
9elpaltlame Sefrepun9 SaeobS beabz
lihtt9t baben fpllen. SaS @eri6t
pcrihob be6halb feline enblibe GntItbeiz
Dung I'M Den Sehprpen 3eit su eeten
llb 9e9en jeoen 9lufrubr oorsubereiteu.
Die 9ielt9ton lebrt ms, ba6 Ole menftbs
lt6e 9eatur San9 gum Guten llno So
fen babe. 9lb9eleben oaocn. ba6 Oseis
nltn9en btS jeet barber iehr perIbiez
oen lparen, mas in einSelnen 2ebensperz
baltntBen jeoe5mal gut pber bDIe, mo
ralti6 ober llnmoraliib fen 70 ibiro
mat bur6 Gjeieefraft ME etnen natiir=
ltben Sang beS Menihen auSSurctten
oerlnD9en unb ein @eieB ba6 in fib
ielbif ole llnnlD9lid,feit ieiner itren9en
Sur6fuhrana trd9t 1T ofenbar eiil
tbort9eS, ja'oerberbli6eS. lSas ourb
caBelbe arf SET einen Seite 9elpcnncn
miro, 9ebt ifberli6 auf ber aneern per-
loren. 3ollinien erseu9en Sfmu9,
9ler ). Seuihheits @jelltbbe er5eu9en
Soen6ler; Griufperbote erSeilgen @er,
0Gter Der @eieee. 9Senn Ii6 III Sos
ftcn Gienano mebr betr6nfe, neil ba@
ielbif ni6tS 81 erbalten rpdre, mas be-
trunfen mabt 70 lie9t bartn un9efabr
eben 70 piel Su9enb, ais in DEM Siebe,
Der an Setten mo Gilen eeibmieeet
ntdt mebr ifeblen fam. Ser NMlan,
tbrcp mus Snr Sereoelun9 bes Oiens
i6en @ei6ledts auf anbere Dittel
oeilfen alS @aifb6fe.
(9e.y. ct. 3eit,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-03
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