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umns of rarifed air, which expand pro.
digiously as they rise in the atmosphere,
aud throw off the hail on each side, from
the edges OF the cloud and net from its
centre. 1t is owing to this cause that
hail storms fall, as is observed to he the
case, in tracts. with intervals between
them. Concerning the relation of winds
TO storms, Mr.. Espy observed, that it has
been fully ascertained that they bio W
from all sides towards the tract of coun>
try where the storm is generated, while
in that tract there is nearly or almost =
calm. He gave several examples OF
storms extending over very considera.
BILE tract OF country, in regard to which
it had been fully ascertaiued that the
winds blew towards them from eyery
quarter OF the surrounding region here
the storm was not felt.
In his next lecture, which is to be de.
livered tonight, Mr.. Espy proposes to
unfold his method of predicting storms,
and this and his subsequent one will be
devoted to the practical application of
the principles laid down in the FIRST.
They will, therefore, probably be more
entertaining to the general hearers.
Professor Espy's manner is colloquial
and clear, his enunciation a little too "a.
pld at times, but never indistinct. He
is evidently profoundly acquainted with
his subject. and we have no doubt has
made discoveries in relation to branch
of natural phenomena hitherto not redu-
ced to exact principles; discoveries yalua.
Die to science, and useful in practice.
He is no visionary weaver of fanciful
theories. but man of science. and pa
tient questioner of nature.
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ped away up to the bungalow, and sta.
toned herself close TO the door against
the wall. The bearers in obedience to
her directions. commenced crying out,
as il exPostulating with their mistress,
and then detaching large and heavy
stone, two of them plunged it into the
water, alter which they set up howl of
lamentation.-Now the little doctor,
Notwithstanding all his nonchalance, was
not quite at ease when he heard his wife
express her determination. He knew
her to be very en:entoe, and he remained
on the watch. &c heard the heavy
plunge, followed up by the shrieks Of
the palauquin bearers. Good God"
cried he, sis il possible ?" and he darted
III his shirt 10 where they were all stand
ing by the well. As soon ss he had
passed, his wife fastened in doors, lock,
ed and made all fast. and shortly after
wards appeared at the window from
which her husband had addressed her.
The doctor discovered the ruse when it
was too late. 1t was now his turn to
expostulate. but how could he hope for
mercy, rendering none9 The lady was
laconic and decided. cat least then,
throw me my clolhes," said the doctor.
mot even your slippers to protect you
from the scorpions and centipedes," re.
piled the lady, shutting the '.jealousie.
At daylight, when the officers were RI
ding their Arabians, they discovered the
poor little doctor pacing the veranda up
and down in the chill of the morning
With nothing but his shirt to protect him.
Thus were the tables turned, but wheth
er this ruse of the well, ended well,
whether the lady reformed, or the doc
or conformed, l have never since heard,
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MISCELLANY.
PROFESSOR ESPY.

The New York Evening Post gives
the following interesting account OF Pro.
lessor Espy's frs. Lecture in N. York ::
Professor Espy delivered on Saturday
evening ct Clinton Hall, the 6Est OF his
lectures en the causes aai iortaation Of
clouds and storms. About two hundred
persons were present, who listened with
much attention aud interest. He COM
fnehced his lecture by stating the prin-
ciplss from " hich bis theory of meteoro.
logy is deduced. These, he observed
were already well known to men oil
science, though their consequences had
not hitherto been traced out. He sh ow-
ed that by cooling the atmosphere, at the
surface Of the earth, down to a certain
degree OF temperature, fog or visible va.
por. or W hat in higher region of the
atmosphere is called cloud, is always
produced. This degree OF temperature
is called by philosophers the dew point,
and il is higher or lower according to
the quantity of moisture contained 10
the atmosphere. If the atmosphere be
highly charged with moisture, slight
reduction OF the temperature will effect
the change; il it be unusually dry, it
nust be cooled considerably more. Pro>
lessor Espy then stated the law OF tenn
peratures at different heights Of the at.
mosphere.
At hundred yards above the surface
Of the earth, the air is found to be very
little more than one degree of Faren-
helts Thermometer colder than at the
surface at two hundred yards, q little
more than two degrees colder, and so on.
one degree for every hundred yards you
rise in the atmosphere. The air which
is rarified and made lighter by the heat
OF the sun ct the surface of the earth
therefore, is cooled down to the dew
point SO soon as it rises to the proper
height from the ground, and cloud is
produced. But there is another cause
which operates to reduce the tempera-
ture OF fairfield air as it mounts TO the
higher regions Of the atmosphere. Air
suddenly expanded, always becomes
cooier' IL by means OF an air pump, you
exhaust receiver of half the air it con.
tains. the remainder will Immediately
expand so as to fill the receiver, and at
the came time become ninety degrees
colder. Apply this principle to COLI
umn OF warm air ascending in the atmos-
Phere. AS it rises, it becomes relieved
OF portion of the atmospheric pressure,
which is sustained at the surface, and
consequently expands into larger space,
and becomes proPortionably reduced in
temperature.
From these laws MIR. Espy proceeded
20 deduce his theory Of clouds aud storms.
which he did, so far as he proceeded on
Saturday evening, with much ingenuity
and ciearness. He showed by neat
experiment, the formation Of cloud in a
glass tube, by the mere expansion of at
mosPheric air. He gave briefly the ell
emeDts of calculation by which the
height OF the base Of cumulose cloud
from the surface of the earth may be at
any time ascertained by thermometer
and tumbler of water. He gave a
beautiful theory of hail storms, showing
them to be produced by ascending COL
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Coffee of Cold Water-A very simple
machine. by which pneumatic pressnre
may be applied to the filtration of all Ii.
guilds, has been constructed in London.
a tin cylinder, divided by strainer in
to two parts, contains in the upper diyi-
sion the liquor to be filtered. To the
lower division of the cylinder a small
air-Pump is attached, by which the air
is exhausted, and The liquor filtered
quickly through, and may be drawn OF
as required. On exhibiting the inven-
ton, Says London paper, to some
scientific gentleman, one OF them imn,e.
diately observed that it was admirably
adapted for making coffee, upon which
the inventor took the hint and construct
ed a very simple coffee machine. He
first tried to make coffee with it with
boiling water, and it produced very good
coffee as clear as brandy. He then tried
il with cold water, 81 to bis establishment,
found that the coffee so produced wss
Infinitely superior 10 that made with
boiling water, the flavor being much Fl.
ner. The apparatus was tried at the
Royal Institution, and gave universal
northumberland Advertiser.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-06-27

Dreadful State of Socisty.-We had
not supposed that there existed any
where III Virginia such state of society
as is depicted in well written com.
municalion signed "REFoRM," publish
ed in the last Fredericksburg Herald.
The communication is addressed to the
MIagistracy Of Spottsylvauia County,
The writer, says -
1t is doubtless known TO YOU. that q
tragedy. which stands without parallel
GU the black page OF human atrocity has
beed enacted in Spottsylvania, to the
disgrace OF the county, aud 10 the disho-
nor OF Virginia. A worse than savage
monster, aided by an adulterous para.
mour. and instigated by ID foreign fugi-
tive from justice, has embrued her own
hands in the blood of her only child
and under circumstances more atrocious
more dsmning to human nature. than
the history of crime in all ills horrid pha-
SEES has yet unfolded to the imaginatio,
OF man. My blood chills at the refiec.
ton. My pen falters in recording the
deed blush that belong to the same
order OF the animal creation. But T
iorcear to refer to the heart-rendine
particulars of this Higdoo massacre Least
public sentiment shall be prejudiced.
Again he says -
The great thoroughfare Of your coun-
ty-the roso on which more travel il
cone, aud more villanies perpetrated
than the rest OF the county beside, has
not for two.thirds Of the distance trayer-
sed by this road, one single conseruator
Of The peace. From Fredericksburg to
Chancellor's, "a distance of 10 miles.
tnere Is not a magistrate contiguous to
the road. Freed from the terror Of the
law there Is no excess into which the
population dwelling Immediately CO.
terminous TO the turnpike do not give.
With some favorable exceptions, they
are as depraved as any on earth's sur
lace You will find them living in the
daily indulgence of practices which de-
grade and disgrace human nature. Mapy
OF them, driven by the force of public
sentiment, or the still more propelIing
power OF the law, from other counties.
nave sought refuge In this Texas of Vir-
glnia. There, you will find brother Iiv-
ing IN lncestuous concubinage with his
sister-and the sister with her brother
there, the avowed adulterer and adulter-
ess: there, the thief and the receiver of
stolen goods: there, the unblushing vio-
lator of the tipping law exchanging
with Our slave population the poisoning
and corrupting drsught for the purloiu.
ed hard earnings OF the farmer, there.
the infant daughter imbibing the corrup-
ting examples of her deprayed mother,
or the profligate son giving bright prom.
ise OF sure promotion to the gallows.
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! didn't like our minister's sermon last
Sunday, said a person who had slept all the
lime. Didn't like il! why saw you nod
ding 10 every proposition, was the reply.
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IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

HE who owes and fails to pay
May live TO pay another day;
But he who is in Jail confined,
Can pay no debt Of any kind.
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The Boston Times says chorisief lately
pitched tune so high that the choir had TO-
adjourn to The belIry TO reach it.
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POETRY.

TIE following beautiful aud affecting IRE
QUEEN" ne extract from tho Philadelphia
Gazette. II 10 probably tho production Of
the editor. Willis Gaylard Clark, who late.
ly lost his kind hearted, lovely, aud accom-.
plishsd lady:
SEQ thee still!
Remembrance, faithful TO her trust,
Calls thee In beauty from the dust;
Thou CONTEST in tho morning light
Thou'rt with me through the gloomy night
In dreams l meet thee as OF old,
Then thy soft arms my neck eni
And thy sweet voice il in my car;
In every scene TO memory dear
! see thee still
l see thee still,
In every hallowed token round;
This little ring thy finger bouud-
This lock of hair thy forehead shaded.
This siIken chain by thee was braided:
These flowers. all withered now like thee
Beloved thou didst Gull for mo;
This book was thine-here thou dIdst read
This picture, ali yes. here, indeed,
see thee still
see thee sill
Here was thy summer moons retreat,
This was thy favorite freside sect,
This was thy chamber, where each day
I sat and watched thy sad decay;
Here on this bed thou last didst lis,,
Here on this pillow, thou didst die
Dark hour once more its woes unfold
As then saw thee pale and cold,
see thee still
sec thee still
Thou art not in the tomb confined,
Death cannot claim the im mortal mind,
Let earth close ger liza sacred trust,
Yet goodness dies not in the dust,
Thee, oh beloved, tits not thee
Beneath the coEin's lid see;
Thou 10 iairer land art gone
Then let me hope, my journey demo,
I'll see thee still!
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No. 81.

Thank you, Madam, am going to
breakfast with the Prince Regent, at
Carlton House."-N. Y. Spec.
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(00l,ttbeiluns.)
okratfscbes Concert.

Oerren 9rut :-2(m letten Dtittwc@
1tenr tewpS mid TeuSicr, b srlten ofcntlibcn
0rnctrtrer " Start 0a1tntp oemctratilacn Uu'
fits0onoe" in Der 9resbpterianer STRIDE ;u 0ons
ton, tcpsuwrbncn. Sd erspartetc tciner srcBcn
8enuB, ptbcno, bab bic 8liccer ciefcr Sanpe crtt
enen pierteljaDrisen untcrri6t 9enpBct, unp eaB
n,e meilten ptrttlten, pie mir pcrltbcrt mcrpen,
rrr iDrem Sutammcntritt burbaus tclnc Stnnts
niE pcn rsenp ciucm 8rare ncr xrntunif tetaBcn.
Qnssnebm ater warp idb setaulht. Statt per>
wrrrnsr Oiscrree 6aptbcs GecrfGn, rernabm
i'd bic (ietiAten Ginflansc taln crbctcnrer Dlar
ttte, rie n,eine 8rut fbmclltcn unr rem niltaris
fbtn Ibeil pts 8eitfes (rerjcDen Sic tpenr i'd,
rem mcrtoblibcn 8cif anatomircno, eincn xDeil
heEe:tcn ais militarifb te3eidue) in Scucr tcbten
-talp ansenebmer Sarcritflte ats rer Opcrn
ne,,crtr 9leittcr-bann riecer 9erunccter brepadbs
tel Iattte ufiScr QBal5er ttno cnplitb rcr cclcns
erbetcnben 9latrnal,rutt - nnfercr Stsrnens
tloast, Sell Columbia, ,e. il AUDI nnfcrcs Oanfp
9urels. 9it Blirrer rcr pcnotratil6en mullts
8anrc (inp alle, NIT Uclle6t nur elmer rrer 3tptp
Qusnobme,t - tDati9e, tttrctfame J5anbtrcrfer,
tie nl,r ric Nmnrtfunccn anmencen t6nnen, I'M
tbren8ett bur6 .6ulri9un9 rer Dcitcrn, ater t,ur
turob Qusrautr Su erlan9cnrcn Suntf, ju pereelen.
-Sas Srrilh,rrrt: >ictc gum 0in9e, madDt
oNib' unb Qrteit srrinSt," tommt paber in pplls
fen @innt tes Qpprts hep ibncn 1T Anmeneun9
unp ibre Qntfrcnoun9en, 70 fe!cbnenp aud eas
Gefl6l fpn mus, chen rurA cieielhen ibren lrb'
taren 3,pett gum xbeil errnnsen ~ bafen, ptrs
ticuen feitens ibrer Wlittarser eanttar anerfailt
su .percen; inben btm itrisen 3beile Der jnnsen
Herilteruns oaourd ras SuteSeiiriel eefeet mlro,
bic Olubettunpsn 3u etpas f6onc,n uno nheltehen
1T rersptnoen ,,nb suslei6 seesentlieb ben Sltttz
inaitalifeben ,nb tem fboneren lbeile beg pubs
litun,s bas 9eraniSen eihes Obrenf9menles, ipte
am testem 0iittpreb Atenb, 81 xbcil miro. Sas
Aupitorium riefes epntertes mar auBerlf jaDlS
rerpienftrpllen 8liepcrn bet 8anbe unb iDrem,
Scorer, !eerrn Dbitt, 9e3clt p,lrcc, bc'peist,
rag bic ailsemeine Stimn,uns bic oemptratitbe
0sanre pcn @tart 0auntp" aufmuntert, freupis
tis tetrstene 8abn fcrtjutpanreln.
d In SaustkfreuRn.
Canton, Queuf ~, 1880.
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Ser YoterIau66z SreunD unD 8 cit Ser 3eit,

Die Banfe gle gauge slufz
merffamfett oes Solfe6 1T iebt pleoer auf
bic Saufeu ocrihtet bic felt threm Bc>
(teben nod ME Iolhe &la9elteoer an allen
@den ertOnen lte6en, oIs 9e9entpdrtt9--
uno inoeB fe Gd, ielbit In ben 9aaren ltez
gen, >nilst cas 8oIf bic 9elammte eait Der
Sdulo les fauen @eGbmartte6 auf ibre
flnoenbeIaoeneu Sdulteru. SbmpbL bic
Totur rethLib oas SnIhprh ibree &C.
gems iiber ale Staater er9oB, pbpobI bic
Rtiten Der 8anfen nit Silber 9efuat llnb,
tpei9ert man fh opd)> aud, nur einen eins
sigen Gboler, feIbf 9e9en sic bette Secu>
ritdt, 3u oiscontiren, lnb inoem Der flets
|Btge Sdnomann fth tes ueberauBes freut,
lte9t Elm panllder Sdredeu ilber Der COM
merciellen Q8elt, Die 1Id) bel oollen @aBen
aletdlam fltrhtet ees joun9ertoceS su
ifsrben. Dieielben llrIaden bnben ftets
| loteIelben Sol9en. Snbe6 Sc fhdft5mdnuer
loon unbelhoItenem gtauen uno @reoit
|oergebens bic Sd,mellen Der 8anfen be-
|trateu 5c9en toafiibne Spefulanten uu9e>
hcure Summen ans oenIelben. Tiele
8lute9el Ic9en fld) ocQ, nm bas an Gh
lVt6pSe"N "'e 'pteOe' 81 etNulleH HHU ~
tparen bic 8anfen 9eorun9en, Gh burd
Nildbalt 9esen Die Wabriheinliheu Ber>
LUTTE fher su itellen.
SoQte man e6 ncdmals tpa9en, bic
01rt8elc5a 5ablun9en einSulfellen ?--yid,t
Gln9beit, nod 9abiudt oiirfte bic Baufen
ae9enmdrti9 caiu bewegen nur bic b0d,>
ite Tctbpenoi9feit uno ourh bteie ,pllroe
oae curd oas 8oIf Idnsit 9eId,lifene Oas
mcfless sSdwert 9e>piB auf ibren 0aden
fallen. Nur @intraht inter lId) 1elblt fam
fle erbalten; 3ertpitrfniB 9ibt ihuen ben
Nberen SobesfoB. C2llte II. II. W
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Dempfratifde @pnoenttcn.

" Gtpise 9Ba4famteit lit BET preis Der Sreibsit.'
Sn 8tmabbeit Der pfidten ibrer Grnennuns,
laoet bic btmotratfbe Central COMMITTEE pom
@tart Gauntp ibre pemctratifacn Oiitbirser in
ben per(3iepensn Iaunf9ips te(asten Gaunttes
ein, ftb ant @ a III It a 8, ben 3ltten na9tten
NuSutts, an Cen sewtbnlihenpla plaeen ibrer xauns
(@ip 9erfamtnlunsetr su beseben, ,sno fur jebes
1aun(Aip fitnf Selesaten tu ernennen, TIM lte in
Der Gauntp Convention ju repra(entiren, pte AM
7ten t1adbtten Septeinbcr im 0purtbautt ~ Gan'
ton 9ebalten tpirb.
9ie q8a6famteits Gomnttten In ntn utrfbte,
oentn 1aun(hips tpurotn aufstforoert, Slabrt6t
pom Der 3eit unp rtm Ort Des !6a[tens ber 9er'
fammlun9en IN ibren 9ebtriSen Iaunf9ips ju
Seten, unp fohe anpcre ORabrcseIn fir cine pOll'
tommtnt uno pirtfame Organization CUR nd6tten
2Bab( 3u treffer, ais tbrem urtbsile mad am BE-
fen seeisnet ftnb, ben GrfOts isres 9runp(aet 3u
lt6ern.
Die 0atsntp Convention totnmt Tim 10 ubr
0ormitta9s i'm Gourtbau(e jufammen.
Nuf Sefeb( cer rtmotratiGaen0entrat Commit
tee rpn @tart &atlntp.
Daniel 8ett(1aQ, 9etretar.
Sutp 26. 1899. b.v.
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Gin @rdnsftre t.-MiBcnri uno
Spma Gno id,cn felt etnt9er 3ett tpe9en et>
nem St!1f Qaub C8an Suren Gauntp)
I'M Streit. DteIeS @auntD ftano btsber
unter Ger @eri6tSbarfett BON Soma uno
MiscpnT Tn-,1un maht aber MtBcurt AUDI
9lnipru6 barauf, uno bic SlBeBprs bon
bic fem Staate baben 1tenlth gum eriten
Olule bic tarbaren Setpphner res teitrtt>
tenen Oiitrifts auf9encmmen, tpcpcn bic
@pmmiBtpners ben @puoerntr 2ucas fp>
gleid benahrtdti9ten. Der erl tie Seame
te BON MBrurt Der es unternintmt a,lf
oem beltrittenen @ebiet Gareu etn5ufcr>
bern, tpirb trahrfheiultd, er9rtfen unb
tr,S 9efdn9ntB 9ebraht uerben. CSrtebb.
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Gin pcitmeiiter I'M Snnern bon Nei>
Rpurt 1hidte 3tpet ober bret Male einen
Brief nit benz 6eueilen nad elmer &reuss
Station, ,1m i'm tpetter befbrbert 3u ba>
ben, aber jebesmal febrte Der Brief NIT
benz 6eaeten ,pieoer jurild. 3u(ebt err
fubr er bon bem Ypitretter, baB Der bor>
tt9e pcitmetter ben Brtefad 5u 1hltteln
gepobnt fei, unb bent lelben nur aufmad,e,
tpenn es barin "roppele." Das ndhlte
Oeal bano ber 8erf fenber cine fleineShelz
le at ben 8rief ltnb erlebte nun at feiner
9rcBen Sreube, oaB biefer ntdt mebr slts
rilffebrte. CSretbettsfreunb.
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8anfen in SuO: Qmerifa.

Bitr9er Der Ser. ct. Die fId, in Der Ne'
publif @quaoo + an9eGebelt baben, err
bielten tilrsltd BON Der 92eaieruns beia9ter
Nepublif cineu Sreibrief fir bic Grrtd)>
tun9 Der erlten Banf, popon fcl9enees bic
Oauptt eltimmun9en Gno:
Die Banf lou cine Discoutc uno Depc>
flten 8anf ieYu; bas capital oerielben
$500, 900, Soll in MnuSe Der Hepublit ein>
be5ablt tperoen uuo be1dnoi9 pariu uer'
bleiben.
Die 8ant barf s,peimaI 70 oiel 0lpten
ausgeben, ols ibr capital tetrd0t, jeood)
feiue 9tcte inter $40 bel 0ermirtuu9 tbs
res 6reibriefes. Gle 9tcten ioaen nid,t
ol6 Elm redtmdBi9eS 3atlunssmtttel fur
Shulcen 9elten. Gle 9ie9ierun9 mag ile
als 3ahlun9 fir 36Qe uno onoere At9aben
annebmen, tpirb aber ibre @reoitpren nift
CUR Nrnatme ccr(rlteu Stpin9en.
Ole Banf 1ou r,iemals an cine NerIcn
mebr ale aebn tauieno Sboler Ieihen. Die
1ebe oarf fein anoeres @i9entbum beGben
ais cas- 8oufbau6. Serner oarf bic 8ani
bel CITRATE Der 8eripirfung ibres Sreis
briefs, Gd) in feline 0ancel59efhdfte, noe:
Der brett nod inbireft elnmilhen, uno 1clI
nihts als einteimi(d)e uno auswdrti9e
Wehfel gu taufen etn Heht baben.
Die 8anf ba'f big neun pro3ent Sntes
reBen fir ibre Darleiben fcrceru. &ein
Dtrefter pber anoerer Beamter Der 8anf,
rarf su eiuer 3eit mebr aIs fltuf taniene
9haIer baraus leiben.
Die 8auf muB, &renn es 9cfcroert tpiro,
ale @eloer Der He9ierunS oufnebmen uni
fcaenfrei tpieoer aus5ablcn. Der SreibrteI
fol- sebn Sabre bauern, fann aber bon oel
He9ierung in Ger 3tpilhenSelt nah 9efal
len micerrufen tperben. CNarrtsb. W
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Sttcberz SO bl.
2Eamen Der Ganoioaten, tpelbe ter ues
tsrle9un9 Der oemofrotiIben Goun.
tp eonrention vor9eibla9en lino
Sir 9ieprifentanten
ri. s.. Srl9cr, Sen. SSontes Me(dh
cc>rhn Sn1tth, 81. =. Oec@1U
Got Gcoc(peeb, @nps Nafenip per9er,
Samee g. Scllen 91cbert Soamtltpn,
q IS. Mcrrtf> Matthdus ScBnfen.
G6trF:
Daniel 9tofcniper9er.
@6atmeilter.
QEtllt1m Cunb1r.
'9cmmbirners
a,eter Stimmet ScbnM. .grcen'prco,
s(noreas @lltctti Samuel WcSarrer>
0auntp $anomeBcr:
Witdoel Stump, Sacpb Mpbler.
@taats,Nnnalb
8. 2. 8rr>pn> Samuel Qabm.
ODie @ountp Grnpention flnoet
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ben 5bnlibeu Boblpldeen oer per:
fbieoenen 3ounfbips, am gomfta9,
Den 8. ften Dielcs, fott. Oie le Saun.
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peri fbisocnsu Nemter an fdnf Dele9o'
ten, uno r. st Den lelben 6u9leicb an,
fir ptlbe Ganoiroten he in Den Gaun:
tp.Gonuentonen gu ftimmen bobsn.-
1tno pie bic Mebrbeit oer 70 ermdblteu
Dels9aten in Der Gauntp Convention
flllt- 70 tommt Der Wobl5et!el Dor ooa
8olt. siit bober einleu6teno, oab,
ie mtbr Nntbeil oo6 8olt an oen Ut.
fpriin9li6en Scriammlun9en nimmt-
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au6faGen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
Sarett fir 1889.

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