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Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07
TIE GERMANS.

We can easily account for the unre
lenting enmity Of the federal whig par
ty towards fcreigners-particulariy to
wards the Irish and Gcrmans--their de
Tnocracy is loo sound and sincere fol
them 20 hope to gain thcil votes in IA
vor of on upstart aristocracy. AT /
late meeting Of the Germans in Cincin
natl, the following excellent resolution
were adopted:
ResolOtd, That we have undininishet
confidence in the political and mora
lintegrety and patriotism Of President
Martin Van Buren,, and that we entire
y approve Of the principles of his ad.
ministration.
ResotOcd, That we regard the pockets
OF the people as the safest treasury.
whercflom only so much is to be drawn
and trusted to responsible officers, as i
indispensabiy necessary to the Govern
ment. We are for a General and state
Government. thac is not . spcculatine
institution for unconscious adyenturcrs.
but whose conclusive object is the ad.
miristration OF the laws enacted by
the people, through their representa-
tivcs; we, therefore are for the treasu.
ry system prescribed by the copstitu.
ton Of the United States. abolished BY
the moneycd aristocracy Of 1889, again
recommended by Martin Van Buren.
and twice passed in the United States
Senate; and we are against any kind
OF a National or State bank.
Rtsolred, That We know Nv expert
ence, the now existing banking systomI
not to be for the benefit ofthe people
in general, but merely for cnriching al
few adventures, at the cost ofordcrly
men Of business; that the commercial
intercourse would be far more bene-|
titcd by the system Of bills Of exchange
'ounded on real value-that the nuc-
tuaLons in our commerce caused by
bank expansions and contractions, not
only shake to their foudations the free
institutions of America, and make the
right offrec suffarge dead letter; but
what's still worse, they undermine the
morality OF citizens; and instead OIL
creating a love to honest industry, they
produce cunning and deceit; that
each present banks is a preroga |
I've given 10 the few at the expense Of
The many; we therefore, are for com
nercial intercourse, resting on real
and the mutual confidence of
-hc citizens; and against granting any
new. or renewing any expired banking
privilege. OH Dominion.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

ms Y. city, and after looking into thc
water Works Bank and spying its
haNcdness, we understand they intend
70 . proceed to Grand Gulf, Rodney and
Natchez, TO examine tie promising
institutions Of our country than have
been relieving the people Ia thoc parts.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

James Fenninaore Co0per-A new
novel is in the press from the pen ofour
gifted countryman, Mr.. Cooper. 1t is
to be called, "The Path finder, or our
Inland seas, land we learn that that fine
original, Natty Bumpo, is to be intro
dnced in his youthful days and in love.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

lhe Legislature Of Georgia assem-.
bIed at MiliedgeNile Oh the 9TH inst.
In the Senate, Gen. Robert III. Echols.
(democretl was chosen FFgsidaut, Col.
David |, Caily, (dem] Secretary. In
the House Of Representatives, Joseph
Day, ESD, (dem.) was elected Speaker,
and Joseph Sturgls,t den.l CIerk. .--Ib.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

The Bank ofthc Uaited states, n
aeAane OF law, has made no month
y statement since November, 1880
eo,.though :, called upon BY The auditor
ueneFai Has insolvency prompted
this! we merely asI..-Phil. I'm,
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07
POETRY.
From the Irish Magazine.

~AAN SOGANs
Likeness Of heaven!
Agent Of power!
Man is thy victim,
Shipwrecks thy dover!
Spices and jewels
From valley and sea.
Armies and banners
Are buried in thee.
What are the riches
OF Mexico's mines,
To the wealth that fer down
In the deep water shines7
The proud natives that csver
The conquering west
Thou fingest them to death
With one heave of thy breast
From the high hills that view
Thy wreck making shore,
When the bride of the mariner
Shrieks at the roar;
When, like lambs in the tempest,
Or news in the blast
Der thy ridge broken pillows
The canvass is cast.
How humbling to one
With heart and soul,
To look on thy greatness
And list to its roll;
To think how that heart
In cold ashes shall be,
While the voice Of eternity
Rises from thee
Yes! where are the cities
Of 'fhebes and of Tyrel
Swept from the nations
Like sparks from the FIRE,
The glory of Athens,
The splerdor of Rome,
Dissolved-and forever
Like dew in thy foam.
But thou art almighty,
Observation-Disclosures
Unweakened-unw
Twin brother Of Time
Fleets, tempest, nor nations
Thy glory can bow;
A. the stars first beheld thee,
Still chainloss art thou
But hold when the surges
No longer shull roll,
And that ornaments length
Is drawn back like scroll;
Thcn-then shall the spirit
That sighs by the now,
Be more mighty-more lasting,
More chainless than thou.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

The business Of the winter has COM
menced in good carncst-our l..nding
is a miniature transcript Of the New
Orleans levec, with this single cxcep-
ZION. that you see cow-carts instead Of
long-tail Wagons, known as drays.--
In. Isl. Fraactspille) Chron,cle.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

Thomas Richie, Esq. the veteran
editor Of tie Richmond Enquirer, is
spoken Of in the Democratic Journals
in Virg MIA. as q canidatc for tic Cub
ernatornl chair Of that ancient com
monwealth.-h.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

Singers Ercuse.--A famous musician
who had made his fortune by marry
ing, being requested 10 sing in compa-
ny, "permit me-" said he, ''to initiate
the nightingale who never sings after
he has made his nest"
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

What nert?-0ne of the strongest
specimens Of bank swindIing we have
yet seen was presented to US yesterday
Il was post note Of the Agricultural
Bank at Natchez, just issued, fresh and
fair, for $50, payable in fourteen
mon.hs.without interest! We heard The
day before that some 30 or 40 thousand
dollars Of such paper were in the pos
session Of a mercantile house here t.
purchase cotton; but we did not think
that the thieves had become so lost to
all sense Of shame as to attempt such
daring fraud, and we paid no attention
TO it. 1t is well known that the Agri
cultural Bank is insolyent, and. the is
sue of such paper cannot be regarded
in any other light than as gross and
disgraciul attempt to rob the public
We warn the pubic against such paper
and all who aid and abet in imposing
1t on the country.
If such conduct is tolerated in banks
and their agents, what will become Of
the country2 It's to be regretted that
the Legislature does not meet sooner.
IN order that they might wind up all
banks that have acted SO dishonesty.
We know Of no remedy efficient MS
2 law rcvoking their charters, and then
another law removing the pains and
penalties for countcrfeiting their notes.
The later would be the most eff.
cient means Of giving efficacy to the
former. Let the Banks which have so
the State and plundorod the
people, 80 TO the Courts, ifthoy choose.
o show that the law repcaIiug their
charters is unconstitutional; the law re-
moving all penalties for conntcrieitlne
heir notes would etfectualy prevent
he public from taking their paper
/tchs6aEg Sentinel, Nop. 80.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07
MODERN DEFINITIONS.

AFFEorIoNATE.--Aissing young la
dy with your mouth full Of tobacco.
FooL.--W Whata fop sees in q look
ing-gIass.
LADy-An appondagc to 2 bonnet.
FAsHoH.-The voluntary slavery
which leads Us to think, act and dress,
according to the judgment OF fools and
caprice of coxcombs.
CowARD.-Une who refuses to fre
pistol at you at your special desire.
n manwill bear to be told Of his
and sometimes Of his
faults; but of his follies, never.
There is a conscious unworthincssin in
Jealousy, which, if the victim be pfouds
makes her shrink from lis exhibition.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07
TERMS.
THE PlNEy WOODS PLANTER
lMtVin be published ercry Saturday

Ea1 TOTHILL and WIN. r. EISELY.
TAe price viii be FIVE DOLLARS per
tnhum If paid in advance, or Six DolLs.
~ not paid until the end Of the year.
Altpayments made within the first three
nipnths will be considered as in advance.
No subscription received for less pc.
fiod than twelve months; nor discontin.
uDds until all are RACES are paid. A
failure TO Mostly discontinuance Of the
paper will be considered as new en-.
khgeinent.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

Charles I. Flusser, Esq, Of this city,
has been appointed by the Governor,
Bank Commissioner. in tho place Of
!. 3. J. Hadley, Esq, resigned. Fran
CHS Lcech, Esq, and Basil c. Harley.
the other commissioners, are now in
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

the hrst' and FlETY CKaTs foreYcry sub.
sequont insertion No edvcrtissno,,,
will bo inserted evon once. fot Inrs 1sn
TWO DOLLARS. 50"
Persons sending adycrtisesn ents nre
requested TO mark en- them the number
OF times they desire them 10 be inserted.
othcrnlse they win b0 continued until
forbid, and accordingly charged.
q liberal deduction will be made to
persons who advertise by the year.
JOB WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOusr
EXECUTED
ALSO:
Justices aud other BLANk,s for sale al
this Office.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-12-07

AID REFRESHMENTS
viii be charged at the rate Of ONx
{gLLAR for every ten lines or under. for
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
MR.. CLAY IN CONNECTICUT.

The Wing members of the Connecticut legisla
ture, at meeting held on the eve Of the adjourn
men, Of that body, adoped the following resou-
tons.
Resolved, That the confidence we have ever
felt in the integrity, patriotism and talents Of
HRSRY CLAY is confirmed, and strengthened by the
daily history Of his public life. well as by the
constant and increasing attachment Of his fellow
citizens throughout the United States.
Resoired. That wo remember with gratitude his
effective and uniform support Of the great interests
of American industry, his public services in Con-
gress during the war Of l6l2-in Europe at the
treaty ~ ro.ce md sin~a in ~ g. =.
United States when he Gained the elements OF dis
cord and disuuion, and quoted the most dangerous
commo,on that has ever ogitnted our county,
With heart single 10 the common interests oil
this great people, no local attachment, no object
of personal ambition has ever sedcued him from his
allegiance. Pure, patriotic and enlightened, be
stands the first statesman Of the age. and his grea
public services are embalmed forever IN the ahec
iiona,e remembrances Of his countrymen.
Resoired That Of all the candidates proposed
for the Presidency of the United States. we pre-
fer Henry CLAY. But as we regard principle NOR
| than men, and our country more than our party
we will cheerfully unite in the support OF the can
didste who shall be nominated by our politica
friends 10 national convention.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
VOLUME XIV, NUMBER 28.

Bfodhead attempting to defend their condoo', which
they wholly fail to do. Tho commissioners deny
any participation in Brodhesi's speeula,,ons. and
say that they were not aware OF them until they
had given him the drafls but oil the circumstan-
ces consprc 10 prove The falsiiy OF this assertion,
especially as Ear as Cameron is concerned. Mur.
nays participation is not so ccnr and Brodhead
as well as Cameron, has the unblushlng ciron'cry
to call il u legal transaction. in which Bf"dbead
sold his legal services counsel 10 the hali-beeds
and is now justly entitled To the money.
Efforts, through political influence, and the aid Of
prominent poli,ien men. have been ATTEMPTED Ia
operate on the Secretary Of War. to indoec him
10 reconsider his decision rejecting the repof, ol
the commissioners but with 6rmness Which does
credit to lie character as q man and an officer,
he has whstood them ALL aud Sc, aside The report.
The consequences Of this course will he, that
Brodhcad and Cameron will lose their money, az
else must seek it of the haf.brceds, whom they
have cheated and defrauded--a contamination
which their conduct richly merits.
The whole transaction seems to have been but
one continued series Of fraujs. almost, If not quiet
unparalleled. even IN this day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
BY WHITE, EvERsoN Co.

love-of Marion struck with disease, torrncnted,
dying, passive, dcsd--desd even 10 his love. ITO.
morrow IL here" he exclaimed Tomorrow is here.
and ske 10 alone"
The shades Of the evening had descended upon
the joound grove, the euauellcd bank and murmur.
ing river. the splashing fall the numbering ruin;
end Henry ,rod the paths Of yesterday, bot be
trod flrn alone.
"Oh, God--Oh, God" he cried aloud in his sg.
ony, dis there another and better world 7"
lie flung himself upon the broken stones, once
the tomb Of warrior knight. and scattered near
the shrine where kings and sbbots had knelt in
splendid worship-he flung himself down aud he
csssyed to pray. But bic lips were psrched and
powcrless end his tongue ciaye to the roof Of his
mouth. II he prayed, IL was the voicelcss aspira.
ton ofiha crushed and over-burdencd soul.
As If awakening from q hedious dream. be cast
q look TOW ard the calm and starry heaven, and,
amszemcnt. To his sight was revealed a new
and dazzling star, bright and soft, and sweet, and
lovely serene and glorious as his Marion. whom il
so splend,dy resembled 10 every attribute and
quality. ait is my Marion !" he ga.ped ait is her
self She is not lost-sbe is not alone we are
together we are together for ever and ever. Come
to me. darling ofmy breaking heart, or take me TO
thyself-Cpme."
In an instant the orb, the new and brilliant lus.
tire of the sky, burst from the sphere and sunk to
the earth, leaving a long. white CLEAN Of light be-
hind. 1t was but an exhala,ion Of the air--a Wis
ion for the moment unreal and trsnsi,ory than
the mortal brightness which ds,empercd fancy had
elected it to restore.
Prone fell the lover to the dust-tbc spark Of
life, like the persisted star. was extinguished.
Were they united for ever and forever? They
slept together. side by side. in the came village
churchyafd, and on q single marble tablet was en-.
sculptured-"A FALLING STAR"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
7 U E SDAY, JU LY 9, 1889.
Poetry.
Prom fhs Portsmonls Journal.

The following is supposed to be written by . gentle.
man who me, Miss Berry in small town In the in
terror OF Newfork, last summer and was much pleas.
ed with her. AZ his attentions became very pointed
they were slightly repulsed; and being called away
business Just hen he did prosecute the hcqusint.
further al that time In the fall he employed his
first leisure moments in visiting the town where she
resided, with the intention OF offering HE hand aud
heart, bot arrived Just time TO witness the nup,als
of Miss Berry and MIR. Eaton. Not being dangerously
deep in love, he chose TO laugh the of aud the
next morning he sent 10 the bride tho following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
From the New York American.
ROBERT LINCOLN'S SONG.

was not little alarmed the other day, Mr..
Editor. on reading notice in your paper regarding
nv old Hey day friend. Robert Lincoln, Esq com.
monty called in this democratic good as-you
county Bob Link This notice led me to believe
or rather fear. that among The Innovations and
changes of the tmcs, he had also changed his song
Judge my qualification, however, when yes'er-
day made special visit to the helds Oh Jersey
TO ascertain what change, if any, he had undergone
ei,b.r in ,onu or custom. knew his haunts. !
was sure. if TO be found anywhere, ! should meet
him where souph, hm-and ! was not disaP-
ooio,ed. saw him on the boug5 OF an apple tree,
,bat stood on the skirt of a meadow. amusing him.
self in tuning his ppes as it were. TO catch the
rich, pi,ch-at times striking "B and L fiat" and
and again a sem-,one, approaching, u sharp
wearing as usual the summer costume OF bis father
| and grandfather. and | don't know but that OF
! hjs great era ndfather too-back satln vest ana
pan,Ioons aud white roundabout jacket. Just ihen'
hi. old fayorite Mary Lincoln, in dark gray russell
mo,ninc dress started from turf Of high grass on
shoppnr excursion, when Robert, alive TO the du-
ties of callan,ry Instantly offered his services wing
fully, aud song -alIv and the air at once was NIL
ed with his delicious melody linked sweetness
long drawn out'-the same time eherished ho'e'
and lice, and word. precisely. as heard 10 emo
hood. For The information OF some oil your read
ers, who may not nave d coPy v, N
Song, now trsnseribe it ADD II they want 10
hear il sung, let them 20 to the hsy'heids OF New
Jersey.
THE SONG.
Mary Lineoln-Msry Lineoln-
Sseeiesi-sweetest-
Won't you wait for BOBBY Laneeinf
Look, look-Msry Lincoln.
Don't YOU ses-d0a you see
| BobSy Lineoln--saun penlioons
And summer jacket
TseaIe to-tsekle 10 Mary Lincoln
|, Not 90 fasl-nct 90 :ast
in follow thee round about clover TOP
And dock weed, and sPPle tree
Bobby Lincola never lets Mary Lineoin
: Gsd sboai alone with Harry H.nss--nuckls ~essf'
Nor shall aha marry Michael MangsE~ut1si
! We are not eoanoissesrs 10 ei'd-language. an
|. cannot say. therefore. whether this be a gen0in
tr.n.lutos Of the BSs links ecstsiie b., y II D
repeated rspldly. and With 60 ear TO the Boelns
|, mssie, il esnslny produces something IKE ID
Z scund.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02

on THE BILL MAKING APPROPRIATE IONS FOR
THE CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC EXPENSES OF
THE GOVERNMENT FOR THE YEAR 1850
delivered in the House of Representatives. Feb. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-07-02
The Bridegroon's Star.

10 slshts calm and clear, mid the bright orbs tray
To uses her bright home IN the beautiful say
Aax | gaze on sopc star, til IN fancy sc
Ths far shining SPirt still smiling on the
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01
AMERICAN HOUSE,

at the northwest corner Of Market and 4th
Streets, where he is at all times prepared
passengers. As his premises are very spa
cious, he WILDE enabled and provided for any
good treatment and reasonable charges, he
hopes to merit and obtain share of the pnbs
lie patronage. His bar, table, setls and stas
bic, shall be such, as to need nonebut, their
own praise. WILLIAM sKt1DS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01
Din Oos NubLifunn.

- Scr Gncestenanntt itattet bterntt
~ abtunssrcll (tintn 6reanbtn II. ann.
ben, fir ric tDn htsbrr setdtntts febr
littrale 8antf ,unb 3utrautrt ieinets
ssa - perbinbli6ffen Gant ab. 3u8lci@ be-
tuabtt ct pas publitum in allsstneinet, baB CT
fi@ bauerbaft anfaBis in Canton (gt're oauts,
tp, Obic,) scn,a9t bat - allnro aae, bic 1etnrr
Sicntfe teburfrn, trD ibm ansnrufen tslisten
ropilen. 9ur6 pieljabrtiae Sturien aaf ben BE-.
fen un,p.rfttaten, ,,nD bur9 lanSern QuNntbalt
tn BEN srobten .opfritaltrn pcn 1eutfalanb uno
Sranfret6, 10 mic ourdb cine teoeutenbc prarts
an ocrftbicccncr Orten Der 9treinisten 9taatst,,
ttf ct it'll 9tanbe aud bic lan9nicri9tfcn nne bdrts
nafisffcn uetel, in 8c;us a,tf n,epijintfae BE.
banhtuns, tpie au3 auf birursifac 0psrattonen
burb neue nne Buperlabise Gur,nstboien CUR
J9etlun9 ~ trinsen. t.. -. .. =.
'...--.a Or. S. 9allwist,
prattif9cr Ir5t unb QSunoar5t, aprrcttrt
in Ieut .9lanb uno tep scr mcbijinifttcn birz
nrsifaen Saeultat tu Saltimcre (Nb: }
USeine Office 1T in Der marttifraBe naeblfe
b~ere Shepon I5rn. Yalmers Grceerep StcDr.
Cat on, Sfrpt nbtr 80. . 30. r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01

GegFIIem nerben bers
y lanst. 3pep perfonsi,, bic bas SAnetbers
banbipert psrifeben unb scf6idte Arteiter cpn
mcralifbtm Gbaratttr finp, tSnntn tcltanbise
arteit anb suten spbn ertparten, rpenn ,iie taIp
anrufen. -... " J6cinr. Gtrtcl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01
9seues uno 9ldnsenees
gtabliBmsnt in WlaBiuOn Dbio.
e.. Mtller s. 1aarCuIIp i.

- Eena6ri6ten ibre 3aDtrti4en Srsuns
I vi be pnb Gin liberales putiitun iters
leN e,.s -. baurt baB tie cine partnerf6aft in
Asss1 - 6anpels9etbaf sstilbet, ,trn Ii@
init etne,n 2,prratb far jepe Sabres3sit Fassnper
8iter perfsben baten. Sarunter ffnp: HE
f1parae, blaue, SrIne, tnaulteerfarbne, bratitte,
abelaibfartnt, eabst uro tfablsernifbte prrtlss
ftebe xu6er, Ginfaber, een,ifAfsr tnb Setpirs
|fetter Gasinir. @attinetjentr art. pilpt, pes
tcrf6am uno 8artii6er, fur Dterrtfe fhifii3.
2Beite, srane, rptbe uno scite SfanneQe. 8rus
Inc, fwwarst unb tranne 3ie9enbaar Gamlrts.
Gantpn Slanncllc alIer Sarten, srilner Sries ...
8ais. Gnglf1e u. frantbIif1e unp fi9urirte Oie@
rincs. Crime, harla1 ui,o ertnifbn Ufireens,
sstlei6tc uuc traune 3euSe, 9or6etter IifinSs,
s, A ,lnb 0iertel. 2meritanif1e, fran36ltf1e
unD cns(ifbe sebrudfe 3euse. Gprf6e seintpanr
uno lcinene Liftbtuhtr. 9eibntr ilno Tabbp Sels
ret, Oi6tc( unp @3ar;entu6, setleiate UNI
braunc Drills, 2Btitenjcuec alter Qrt, Dellc UNI
buntle 8in8bams Spmbafln nnb 8cmtafet
ttbwarser @rps Dc Nbtne, fSurirte nnb farti9cs
Geipem,cus, 8ptnct Sanocr unb Iritnminss,
figurirtc u. cinfa1e Gambrifs, %. Sptinetts,
ttpirnc unp tallinspollne Sdees unb GinfaButsrn,
pcrfifbc e ba,pls unp Ii4tr, 9Herinc, 1bis
tctpcllnc unb Icutfbe 20. Irtbe unb f1war3e
Olerinc Sbatpls atb xiider, -6dlsbinben, &ra>
gen ,lno 8rrbeu,cen, ssperne -Sanpt6ab anp
1lttteas, $apies .6anbfhnb aller Art, &c. b.
:. ~ Serner Elm Srcbrs Nbormsnt
8roBerepen uno seiffi9er @etrdnfe,
Nniens unb 8tas qBaart, Gcblentn oterles
Der. 9ie 1ufmcrttameett AGtr tptrp In Anirruh
sencnmen, Die tor;isft6e 2eaarcnju tprbtfeis
len preiien pcrlan9cn; ttScn man ftnbcn tpirp,
raB bic @uter felt eem ltsten SruDjabr tebeas
tenc rppbfeiler scrrcreen iino. r re-. }.
. U0as putlituin miro erfl9t, anSurtfen
ttnr iu unter1u3tn an, t,tatn tadi diteincrnei, 8cs
tauoe, rpel6es an ter 0ttfeite ets Canals fist,
an Der fIclihen @tite Der MainttraBe, gum 3eis
den non Wiuer mno M ecu ny.
WaSi[Ion, Sulp l3. tp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-02-01
QRD it yPebeeea QinOen1an !?

peldbs i'm Sabr 1929 init ibrem Better Srbann
pettr !eerr, setdrtis aus -Berrfau, Sreis Die
turs, @rcBbcrjrstbu,n !otBen, mad Imtrita
atsicns. Sbr untcrjct4neter Rrnper, Der felt
jcrer 3ctt nidbts pcn iDr 8cb6rt, fd ertt 0lpna.
te 1T bicfcm sanbe tefnret nnb fcbnfi6tt etspas
pr,, ibr ~ erfabren plnt9t. tittet jeren Iens
(dbenfrcunb, rer iter Aufcntbalt rrer Grtfens
pken temrlpetcr 9ietetta sinbcmat' Nnstunft Sc.
tcn fam, Gin 9aar 3eilen Dicferbalt tu asbreBis
ren All Seinri4 9ierbe4er, care
of F. F. Beck, tailor, New Lisbon, Columbia-
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