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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

Expenditures; bu, they are Dot honest enough TO
say a word about that
They are not honest enough 10 give credit 10
he Administration loT TIE acquisition Of millions
Of dollars from foreign nations, and millions Of
acres Of land from The Indian lnbCs, OF 10 say at
home that that they voted forlhe appropriations 10
carry the treaties into effect; but are dishonest
enough to denOunce the Administration because,
IN otsdisHes 10 their orn roies, and in accordance
with justice and the highest public policy, the
money thus acquired, and the pnce Of the lands
thus purchased, have been paid out Of the Trea-
sofy, seemingly increasing the Pqblic exPend'-
lures.
They are not honest enough 10 tell the people
that General jackson. BY his veioes on tho Mays
vile Road Bill and Nc CIay's Land Bill, arrest
ed a scheme Of erOfgale expenditure, projected
and pressed by these foes Of exraysgancc, which
would have increased the taxes Of the people.
and swelled the public expenditures to teas Of
millions beyond their present rate
They are no, honest enough 10 tell the people,
that their own constant cndeayor bns been, BY
every imaginable device, 10 increase the RppIo.
pFiailons and expenditures, and that although they
have too often succeeded, they have frequently
been baffled and defeated by the friends Of the
Administration.
They are generally not honest enough 10 Tel
the people, that the man whom they intend TO sup
port against Mr. Van Buon as an instrument 4
put an end TO pretended extravaganza in the cx
eeuIve. is himself The |aiher and promoter Of al
kinds Of erirarGgunes--of tariffs aud intsrRa
improrsmsnis--ot disi,ibuiion bills and graiui
tss-of special privileges and a .Ndiiono
Bdak--of all sorts Of devices to use the Govern
ment as an instrument 10 take money out Of III
nQrkes &c 80 ..I-i- r.epla - ;"sr..ass ,hs ~suIt
OF q lew.
NO observing man can be mistaken in III
Tact, that the party which is now dcnounclng III
Administration Is itself q party Of extravaganza
and that Il the people wish to preserve their ber
" or their money, they should not place tho pow
or Government in such hands.
We intend to show, by particular cases, tina
the leading FederalIsls IN Congress have not on
yrotsd for, or not roisd against, tho acts whic
have required the increase Of public expenditure
ofwhich they complain, but that they have them
selves proposed measures which would, il sue
cesslul. have required an immense addition 4
those expenditures, and plunged the country int
new debt Of untold millions!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

hat we fad aA0a, IN society respecting money.
II I have leisure, vii devote several essays
10 this subject, bu, Will make no positive pro-
mise as to time. n
The .Monisd iagHeass.-In enc Of the bold
and PLAIN spoken addresses Of Governor Nc
Duiile be thus aliudes TO the power OF he banks:
The men Who control bank, control all who
are indebted 10 that bank and thus by sanction
ing this mere;ucious union Of money with power,
YOU deliver your country INTO chains which moth
ing but divine interposliion can ever break or
dissolve"
NAHUM IA pGrro' The truth in nutshell
but we think that human nterposition will yet dis
solve the chains"
Epigram on a lady rho beat her Husband
Come hther Sir John, my picture is here;
What think you, my love, don't il strike you;
Can't say Il does, Just at present, my dear,
But think il soon will, It's so like you.
When you hear an old bachelor inyeighing
against the extravaganza Of women-infer that
he has never calculated the hundreds Of dollars
be has spent for wine and cigars.
Rise from the sable when the appetite is yet
good; for thousands annually dig their graves
with their own teeth. A true saying.
There is no more dangerous experiment than
that of our undertaking to be one thing at mans
face, and another behind his back.
The following lines we're written by Nj Leg
gett few days before his death. They were the
last lines from his pen
WHY, what is death butIife
In other forms Of being life without
The coarser attributes ot man, the dull
And momenty decayng frame which holds
The etheral spirit in, and binds il down
To brotherhood with brutes' There's no such thing
As death: what's called so is but the beginning
Of new existence, fresh segment in
The eternal round of change.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31
Sllerif.s Sale.

DH virtue Of Two writs of e. fa issued BY The
~ clerk OF the circuit court of Lowndes county
and TO mel directed, will sell or cash AT The con-,
house door IN Columbus on Monday the 7h day Of
Oct. ncxt the following property to wit One house
and lotin Caledonia, number eight, in square one
Levied ON as the property Of Kemp H. Watts TO
satisfy said II. las in avUr Of Job ]. Robson and
Charles B. Oden for use of John McCan and others.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.-Daled
the 18th August, 1889.
JOHN w BYRN, Sh'T
Of Lowudes county.
S--w Pr fee IS 00
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31
Oldridge,s Balm of Columbia.

THIS article stops the hair from coming ou',
u producing beautiful WHISPERS prevents
The hair from turning grey and restores 1t on PAGES
that have become haId As Thiskers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for RAPID grown
and of beautiful black color vii! do well TO cal De
fore it is all soda fresh stock lust received ana
lor sale by E SMITH
August 81, isS9-s-a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

A FRESH supply Of Medicines, Perlumery ana
IA Soaps, (both for washing and shavlngJ Vty
superior article. Just received by Barge an1 ~
sale BY EA SMITH,
August 81, lS39--S-tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY. AUG. 81, 1899.
For United States Senator,
BERT J. KER.

DENoeRArIe STATE RlGHrs NoNISArIoNs.
For GousrHor-A. g. McNUTT.
For See'y. Of Stafe-THOS. b. WOODWARD,
For .4Hditor-AUGUSTUS b. SAUNDERS:
For Ttessurer-SAMCEL CRAIG:
For Congress-A. G. BRows b J. THoNFsos.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR LOWNDES
COUNTY:
For the Legislature,
JESSE sPEIGHT,
DABNEY LIPSCoMB,
JOHN GlLMER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31
Indians Panacea.

TUS | received new supply Of this ny ss,,l1
- medecine--For sale BY f A SMl H.
August 81, l5S9-s-tt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

DlED.-lH this county on -
.r-;., Ci The conH-sfiv- Sever n
sort Of TEos. J. LEWIS, Ea a. "a
w.ihou, a single struggle u-el.7r,. +. -srs
ance. except that cod, pale gas b., b.. -.--- ca
says IN language not 90 Be ua,,-k,, .,'i b
srt, and INTO dust si--.t hon -fr.-- - o.
Mrs Lewis ded 10 tie o3rl yss-,-t
wing an aficcsonlse husband. s.s- z' y
auI one SISTER, tOge Their with nrra--. ~. lfl
lives and acqaa'ntaHees to mourn r.-,5.-.t-'
BE loss. Nti' r--
Happy soul thy days are ended
A. thy mourning days bsjo,,
Go. By angeI guards attended
To the SIGHT of Jesus %.
Waiting TO receive thy spirt.
Loi the Saviour stands sboy,.
Shows the purchase Of his meri,
Reaches out the crown of ,ars
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

Isl OF letters remaining IN the p -
II Columbus Miss, on the 3lst Of 49, A.. Vae, {
which, II not taken out before the l., 1cNh ss
next, will be sent to the Genera. po.. 'r01s e
dead letters. Persons calling FOR - oh's 4
lowing IIst win please say ther AZ. - y lht .
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31
+" Here she gocs--therc She goes Is

NoRrM CARoLisA.--lf our latest Information
from this state be correct her delegation in the
next Congress will stand eight Democrats TO five
fcderalists. The old North State has nobly
done her duty. She will give Van Buren, much
larger majority 10 1910 than she did in 1896
P. s. The above news is confirmed by a later
mail. The following are the members elected 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-08-31

Honor 10 rhom honor is dus.--A democratic
meeting has been called in Huntsville for the pur-
Pose Of inviting the lion james X, Polk to
public dinner in September next A meeting has
also been called at Holly Springs in this State
to take into consideration the proprety Of nomina.
ting Col Polk for tho Vice Presidency.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
CONGRE SIS.

CoNeREss Friday Dec. 2lst, In the
SENATE a resolution was introduced by Mr..
SmtI, of Indiana, inslructiug the Commit
tee of Commerce to inquire into the expe-
dicncy of amending the act passed at the
last session relating to Steamboats,.
In the HOUSE Mr.. Gushing made an in
effcctual attempt to have his protest agains;
Mr.. Atherton's resolution, entered upon the
Journal of the House.
Mr. Mallory offered the following reso-
buttons, which lies over for one day.
ResolOed, That the Secretary of the
Navy be directed to inform this House what
measure, if any, have been taken to cary
into effect the act of 1886 making an appro-
priation for the selection ofstes and erect
ion of marine barracks at Charlestown,
Gosport, and Pensacola.
Mr.. Buchanan from the Committee on
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
ONLY FORTY MILLIONS.

The cNpsnses eflhe general government
for the last year, according to Mr. Van
Burcn's message is only the snug little sum
Of Forty Milhons of dollars!! Here is the
retrerchment and reform which we were SO
confidently promised when Cen Jackson
took the helm.
John Quincy Adams's administration cost
the people t'rylre millions only, and they
cried out OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,gance.
1t was one of the most effectna weapons
of political warfare that could be used
arainst him, and as an encouragement to
his followers, Gen. Jackson sugared them
over, by the promise of retfenchnlent in
the fiscal operations of the government.
Hallon eI Chronicle.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03

Mr.. Biddle has recently purchased CO.
900 Chinese Mulberry trees, anu Ii a 'ont
toing largely into the silk line. Ought
not the country 10 take the alalm Is HE
''lnonster," after monnpolizng the Cotton
trade and the wine trade, 10 be allowed to
,nonnpolize all our mulberry trees and silk
worms, and, standing like dark aud nigh
ty cons traitor in the midst of his cncooner-
les, to Wind by strength his huge robes OF
si!k around the liberties of the nalnn Is
i, not perfectly manifest that, after getting
his worms well trained, their sionachs well
sci, aud their teeth well sharPened, he viii
take them from The Muibcrrles and set
them to enawing, Ike so many craving
devils. al the tree Of American Freedom
Aud is it not abuudanily evident, that they
viii, in less than one year, dfvour every
m,uthfll of that tree and spin It out tom
their bowels in the shape of si!k--llus
transforming our countfy's freedom into a
bupo silk bail TO be carried IN the Mon
sler's breechcs pocket
Whilst all these startling events are IN
nrooress. where are the Loco toco editors
WHY do not the voices OF those settinels
upon the wach-towers go forth to arouse
,be slunhering democracy OF the natl Gil
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
.specIlilIIy y0Urs.
THOS. s. SMITH,
SANiL. A. PURVlANCE, 8
y. NJ. HICKMAN.
Committee in behalf Of The members who
elected Thomas S. Cunningham their
Speaker.

With view TO the adjustment of the
dfic ultes now existing between the mem-
bers select the House Of Representatives,
that portion oi'ihem who have organizedby
the election of Thomas S. Cunningham,
Esq, as speaker, propose to the other por-
,iou who have chosen VIM. Hopkins, Esq.
as Speaker, as follows, Wis
lsi That Nessrs Cunningham and
Hopkins at an hour TO he mutually agreed
upon for the meeting OF the members elect
in the Hall of,he House of representatives,
shall respectively, as Speakers, resign, and
the members, whose seats are not disputed,
shall forthwith proceed to the election OF o
Speaker and other officers pro TEN.
Cd That special law shall be forthwith
passed, TO provide for contesting the rights
to seats of the persons claiming 10 be rep
resentatves--the committees, in such cases,
to be raised in the manner prescribed by
the existing laws. Neither set from the
county Of Philadelphia, shall be permitted
to vote on any question, until the right OF
the contested seats shall have been deter
mined but in all other respects, each shall
be entitled 70 all The privileges of members
of the House. Or, as an alternative, both
sets from the county to resign. and writ
Tor new election to be forthwith issued.
3D.. Tina, until the committee 10 be ap.
pointed 10 investigate the right 70 said con-
tested seats, shall have reported, or until d
new election shall be had, and the. returns
received, as the case may be, ho
bills of party nature shall be passed; nor
shall a State Treasurer, or United States
Senator be elected.
4!h. In case Of resignation of the re-
spective parties claiming to be REPRESENTS
lives from the County of Philadelphia, both
Houses, lie Senate agree shall adjourn
on the Gath inst. to meet again on the 9Th
or 9th of january. to allow time for new
election in said county and Immediately
after the committees, as above provided for,
shall report; or the returns Of said election
shall be received, as the case may be, q
new election ior.Speaker and other officers
of the House shall be had, to serve for the
remainder of the, session until which
election none of The standing committees
shall be appointed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03


1t will be seen from this proposal, that
the Democrats have offered TO the Loco
Focos he most liberal i<rms IF aeeommoda-
ton, which they can refuse only from &
spirit of obslancy, or from desire to avoid
al i'nvcsngatlor INTO The frauds which aia
ALLEGED 10 have taken place at the election
in the county of philadephls. These
terms if accepted, uouid GRE them all The
officers ofMe House, and d controlling ma.
i.o in on all questions, until the contested
seats were determined, Il would also cure
the defect in the organization Of the House
under MIR Hopkins. Hasing organized
uncons,IulionaiIy, any net which they may
assume 10 do as a House Of Represents
lives, is unnecessarily vols. "a
A letter fiom Harrisburg, dated on the
evening of the 24sli, says that the 5op-
kins section of the House had refused %
scompromise. and that fflycnine 'enss's
had signed paper 10 that erect,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
no 40.
F IN TIE I bill. Gazette of Dec. "a.
IMPORTANT FROM HARRISBURG

Through the attentive courtesy of yari.
OBS members of the State Legislature wa
have been favored with copies Of the fol-
loving extra from the office of the Harris
burg Telegraph. The proposition which
II contains is one to which the Locofocns
must accrde, or be content to bear for its
rejection, the anaiheInns Of the people -
Tferc would seem indeed 10 be 10 alterna-
tive. The advantages which the proposal
gives to tie dIsaif-cted, are such as to obvi-
ale all shadow Of excuse, should they not
entertain them We shall see wheiKef they
can so far carry ttieir hatred of order and
Of compromise, as to reject the overture.
II they debut il is unnecessary to ante
date the sentence of the people.
From the Harrisburg Telegraph Extra,
December &c.
To HIM. Hopkins, Esq, and other mea,-
bers sieet of the House Of Representatives.
Ct Pensyivania.
HARnIsBuRG, Dec. Goth, 1898.
Gentlemen We present. the enclosed for
your consideration; and request an answer
al as early period us yoa may deem ex7
pedent.
Respectfully yours.
TIlOS. s. SMITH,
SAEiL A. PURVIANCE,
.. NJ. HICKMAN.
Committee in behalf of The members who
elected Thomas S. Cunningham their
Speaker.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
THE TELEGRAPH.
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No paper discontinued until MI arrearages are paid
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Al communications to insure attention, must be
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sCje The editor wil be responsible for errors in
advertising, in instance, beyond the amount
charged for Insertion.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03

A wag lately describing an elephant. re-
marked that the sagacions animal look care
never to be robbed, for he always carried
his trunk before him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03

LEARNING TO DIE. From whence the
phrase, learn to die?" said young lady,.'i
perceive ,het people succeed very well the
first Time"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
AUGUSTA, Dec. 2I. 1883.


Mr.. EDIToR:-Several communion lelt-
have nppeafd in the Philadelphia papers,
within a few months, on the subject Of an
improved melyind ofcxtracting teeth; Which,
CONSISTS II ceyiIing a ligameni that con-
fines The tooth to its socket At 6r,t felt
disposed 10 look upon til affair as a koGr,
doubling The eXis,ance of such liGancni,
having never met with any description of it
IN the best anatomical works. Having my
curiosity, however, c%ciied by the repeti-
ton OF these communnions, aud feeling a
deep interest in every thing Of an anatomical
nature, | III length determined to saiisly
myself ON the subject by personal obscira-
ton.
For this purpose procured jaw, anil
alter very minute and careful dissection
| am happy III being able To state as thu.
result OF labor, that am fully satisfied OF
the eXistance OF such Iigan,ent and that by
dividing The same, tooth may be removed
Nlh cotnparati,e ease To demonstrate this
fact, at first procured the jaw of large
OK, and attempted TO extract one of the
Molar teeth before seyering the ligameni,
but found myself utterly unable to do so,
w'lh all the force was capable of exrrsiilg.
then cut the ligament which confined the
tooth, wien to my surprise and satisfaction,
1t yielded te very little effort Since making
these demonstrations, have had occasion
to remove several molar teeth oil the la, gest
class, some for individuals who have ever
before looked apon the operation with dread
(as ho has not, and with ST. much ease
die the teeth yield TO the action Of the for
ceps alter the ligament WAS severed, that
they declared the operation WIS Invested of
nearly all its terrora-It you esteem ii
knowledge of these facts of sufficient inter
est for general dissemination, you are at lib
city to give them publicity IN your paper
Yours with respect, j. PALMER. NJ. D
REWARD CT INDUSTRY. A lazy OK lies
down, and gets Il thrashing; an industrious
OK draws the load aud is turned oui to pas
lure--lD the mhiic clorer lot Why don't men
treat one another, in the same way? The
lazy fellow has fine bose provided for
him, and lives at the public charge III one
of the most pleasant retreats" near the
city! Times.
A lni-boy one very dark evening, asked
DR. Burgess, the preacher, if he would not
have lighto ono" replied the docter, 81
am one of The lights of the world. Il wish
them" reio,ned the boy, that you were
hung at the end of tie alley where | live,
fer 1t is very dark"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-03
THOMAS S. SMITH,
SAML. A. PURVlANCE.
q. NJ. HINCHMAN.

Committee on behalf Of members who
elected I. S Cunningham their Speaker.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02

Sn elmer ytummer Der 9lrfanlas @as
Sette bonn 26iten SunD, ftnoen ttd) fol9ens
be 9reneIz uno Worotbateu auf einmol
auf0eS6hlt
Sbarlee &auee, Elm Dra9oner Der 9er.
Staaten 9Irmee, tpuroe anqeftaat,
cinen @ameraoen 9et0otet 5u taben,
ober frei9elprodeu. @r mar besruufen.
nno IeQte nad Der Bade 9ebrad,t ,pers
oen. 3u feiner Webr ergrif er cine oeloz
ccne Wusfete, Die bel bem Ger1ud3, &c
tbn su entpinben logging, uno Sam. 9(nr<
>mcno tootetc. gr tpar ocs Sootld,Iaa6
an9efln9t Stn9 oter fret ous.
Sn Der 9tadt uom IS. Suui ipurhe bic
Samllle bon QSn. gSriebt in Wafhinas
ton eountY aus bem SdIaf 9cftort, unp
Der Vater, ais er ocm 9fuf Soloe leiltete,
AT Der Gblir erltoten. Die SHUTTER fcb
nit elncm Stnoe mad, Der benohbarten
Tarr'. I'm onoern Mor9eu fano man cen
Batter uno bier &inoer ermprtct oas
Soue nieoer9ebronnt, ipct anrere Sinecr
9etdbrllh oe1lest, uuo Gins tprb(ertalten
neil cs 9cFlldtet >par. Oas @elo DeIdbes
man BET 9Hrl9ht 9e1ud)t bate tpar bel fet.
nen Srueer auf9ebcten.
Sohu SutlaW bate prr SRur5em Or.
Yullen BET SPINE SluffS ant MibiBippt,
MemplNs 0esenitber, ermprbct. Spbn
pullen, Sruoer bes @rfdla9enen unp ST.
Snttler nerfcf9ten ibn fl1r cine oerol1n1e
3ett. @rlbltd trafeu Gc Sutlnip, unb for
ferten tbn auf iId slt er9eben. Gtatt
beBen le9te ct 1etu @etpebr AT, tpelhee
jecrh Dcrfdgte. gr ipurre s1t,l, stpeitet
Weal auf9efrrrert fd, 5u er9eben, beitiee
ater feln pferb, uub {ltd,te 5u cntAteben
SIT btelem 9lu9cnbltd erfdten 0r. Gebbttt
1tno fdpB tbn opnt 91ferne.
c5pbn Gio9e, Der Gterrfeebduptlinf
tprrce am Nc9e oltfgelauert, ais CT ppr
Der Nathsoerlammlun9 suriidfebrte, uni
ermprhet.
9ttd,arb GaDlpr, ein MeiBer, Der itnte,
ben Gherrfee1cn lebte, tpurbe BON ct,ten
ats Dem Stamme ermrrbet. Ger 8rlt:
Der 2aD(pr's fblug ben Wbrber fur3 ba:
rauf tpteoer tpot..
Dteie Collection bon Mprbthaten, fant
1lth mic fdpn ertpdbnt> tn elmer tpGdb bent;
ltheu' Nunmcr jencr 3cituna unb DC,
!Neralssgeber bat, tpte bic Goelt. @asette
fa9t, otelleid,t nod nid)t nicl SleiB a,lfge:
tpanbt ile sufammet1 81 brtl,9en.
(Quiei9er res QSeftcu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
Demofratifd,e @Cnpeuticn.

" Gwise QDa@fanfeit 1T per 9'res Der SreiDeit.''
Sn 0en,aBbett Der pfi@ten ibrer Grntnnuns,
labct bic bemrtratttde Central Committee rrn
Start 9auntp ibre pemrtratifthcn Oiitti,rser III
rcn rcrtbispensn Iaunfbirs tctastcn Gaunties
ein, tib am g NJ tta 8, ben 3ltten na6tten
Qusuts, All cen 9ep6bnliAen plaeen ibrer Saunz
fhip 95er(amnlun9en Ju be9etcn, ilnp fir jcres
Ieunf6ip flint 9elesatcn su crnennen, 1lm Tic 1T
pcr Gauntp Convention su rerrafentiren, bic an.
7tcn naobtfen Scptemter in 0curtbatte ;u Ganz
ton 9ebalten miro.
Sts 2Bo@iamtetts Grmmitteen in rem rerfbiez
renen 1aunt6irs rpnrren oufScfcrrsrt, Na6ri6t
prn rtr 3cit 1inp nem 0rt res .6altens rcr Der
(anmlunscn in ibren 9eberisen Iaunf@rs 81
srttn, nnp fclbe anrere Olabrc8rn fir cine prIls
tcmnrtte ,tnD tpirflamt Organization our na6tfen
lHab( ~ tretfttt, ais ibren, urtbeiIc rad om tts
tfen srriSnet linp, pen Grfols i9rer 0runr(aee 5
lt6trn.
Die Gauntp 9onrtntirn ttmmt tn 10 ttDt
9prmitta8s i'm Grurtbauir sufanmtn.
Auf Sefebl per bt,nctradften Central Commit:
fec rpn Start Gorntp.
9auiel 8cttf6aG, @ttretar.
Sutp &c. 1889. t.u.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
~ | q h d.

sius sem SeloIaser nabe Sort eanberz
bale lhreibt matt unterm %. Sunt Seit
9tb(dllaewas oes Graftas 1T uufer Eager
tdglid,' bon hebeutenben Sneianerbaufe fen
belnd)t wcrben. Slm l9. erfhten 1rzpt>ac>
ia rber Cam Sst,es, nit IS bis 20 Rries
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bem Srattate 5ufrieeen su iein> legte fei>
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