davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

Stop ny Paper.-Our readers no doubt
recoIlect the fable of the old man, who, in
taking the Ass to Market, attempted to
please every body, pleased nobody, and
lost his beast in the bargain. The editor
of newspaper who attempts 10 pursue a
like course, will be very likely to find him
self in similar. predicament at last. There
is now and then a subscriber, who appears
to think the paper he takes is published for
his special and sole benefit; and that the
publisher is bound, by all possible means
to shape his course entirely with that view
and 10 obey the dictates of that one subscr-
ber by so doing every other one might he
disguised and driven away. Should the
publisher refuse TO submit, the dictator steps
forward very picture Of offended dignity,
and, with all the hauteur of an enthroned
monarch, cries, Stop my paper" with ap
AIR tina! seems to say, this is to be the r
OF your estabishment.-ProU. Her,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

CHbG.-lhs n. Orleans Bulletin holds
the opinion that this important Island will
not much longer remain under the domin-
ion Of Span. The Editor says
The position of the Island makes it the
key to tho Gulf of Mexico, and holds forth
facilities that may constitute it the centre of
rich and boundless commerce, while the
extent Of its surface and the fertility of its
soil, furnish. the capabilities of becoming
The seat of powerful and populous empire.
All that Is wanting 10 realize these capahili-
Ties, and develope these resources, is eman.
clPa'ion from colonial bondage--lhe erec-
non OF Cuba into free and independent
state. The way is rapidly preparing for
this great change. The people of Cuba
have only to will their freedom, and the ISL
and will be lost to Spain. The vigilance
OF military desPotsm has hitherto availed
TO suppress every attempt at revolution; but
the march OF innovation must soon show
footsteps here or elsewhere. Already the
the inuigues and Vaccinations of the Car
list party, have put the popular mind in ac-
ton. The subject Of politics begins, for
the time, 10 engage the attention of the peo
Pile. lililo Ihogght, reflection and debate
on this topic, and they viii learn their right
10 choose their rulers, ana be governed bv
laws of their own making-and then, fare
well to the domination of Spain. The CO.
lonial yoke will be thrown off, and perhaps.
another great republic will ere long be adj.
ded to magnificent democracy Of North a.
merica."
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

OF the above ll6 are published daily, IA
tri-weekly, 80 semi-weekly, 99l once a
week. The remainder are issued semi
monthly, monthly, and quarterly, princi-
pie magazines and reviews. Many Of the
daily papers also issue tri weeklys, semi
weeklys, and weeklys. Thirty-eight are
in the German language, four in the
French, and one in the Spanish. Several
of the New Orleans papers are printed in
French and English.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

A joker in New York having met a small
gentleman, whose first name was William,
turned and walked byihis side. In little
while the gentleman turned to his ur-
invited companion and asked him if lie had
any business with him. " None at all"
said the other, "bnt as the law does not al
low US TO pass small Bills, have turned
about
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10
MORE EXCITEMENT IN CANADA.

A row occurred at Coburgh, U. C. at
recent meeting of the Reformers. III
stated that the populace carried slandart
inscribed " Durham and Reform" and III
after they wer collected together, band
malcontents and British officers assaulIe
them with shilIelahs, and demanded the su
render Of the flags. This was refused, an
an attempt being made to force them. or
OF the bearers presented pistol, and a
tempted twice TO FIRE it. He was seize
horribly mangled and carried off. Ih
flags were taken. Durham's name tori
and the whole torn into thousand shred
and trampled on with contempt.
In the closing part of the day, a new a
tack was made upon the Reformers. o.
was pursued in his wagon, who fired ,vi,
on his pursuers. Neither shot took e,ff {
One man was seized and rode OIL
rail, and otEers took shelter undo.d'
shavings, in cellars, in the wpFes an ac'
The Lewistown Telegrr<! !neension--'
count of two burnings .ses belonging to
one of the barns and s,rd, and the other
DR.. Newburn, of Sof Mr.. Overhauli' at
the house and W were both the work OF
Short Hills. ID both were the property 0!
lncendiari ioyalists.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

Rapidity of Tfagaliing-Passenger
are carried on the rail roads between Albany
and Auburn. distance Of 1872 miles in one
day. A person leaving Syracuse in the
morning arrives at Saratoga Springs in time
faI tea in the evening.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10
From the Globe.
NEWSPAPER, &c.

The following is list of Newspapers
Magazines and Periodicals, published in the
United States, July lst, 1899.
Maine, Al
New Hampshire, s6
Vermont, 81
Massachusetts, (at Boston ,e5) l24
Rhode Island, IA
Connecticut, 2l
New York, lat New York city, ny 274
New Jersey, 80
Maryland, lat Baltimore, 20) 4s
Pennsylvania, (at Philadelphia, ny 253
Deleware, 3
Dis. Of Columbia, lat Washington lD l6
Virginia, (at Richmond, 10y SO
North Carolina, 80
South Carolina, 20
Georgia, 80
Florida Territory, 8
Alabama, 81
Mississippi, 80
Louisiana, lat New Orleans, 10y &c
Arkansas, 4
Tennessee, so
Kentucky. 81
OHIO, lat Cincinnati, 27) l66
Michigan, 81
Wisconsin Territory, S
Iowa Territory, 8
Indiana, 60
Illinois, 80
Missouri, %
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

A man who had scolding wife, in an'
swer to enquiry made after her SAID she
was very good in general, only she was very
often subject 10 breaking out at the mouth ,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10
FLORIDA.

In the Savannah Georgian we find let
ter dated at Fort Lauderdale East Florida,
June %, which says
Since the promulgation Of the treaty,
our camp has been visited every day by
large parties Of Indians On the 10Th, Ap-
pi-ac-ka, or Sam Jones, made his appear
ance, attended by Is or 20 warriors and a
negro He desired recapitulatIon of the
terms of the treaty, and professed himself
pleased. He laid down the law to The In
dians and ordered them to understand and
obey it. The high opinion entertained of
the influence Of this chief is fully warranted
by the Difference paid him by his people,
and even by @Chilto-Tusinugee, who was
present.
Sam Jones sent TO inform me, yesterday
that he had sent to the Biz GysEess sWSmB
bring him tc terms. 1t may be important
to inform you that by the computation of
Sam Jones, there are 26l Micasuky war
riors now in Florida, and that they and the
Semnoles, are scattered in different direc-
tons, and that the main camp, lies at the
head of this river, New which Sam Jones
informed me could at any time turn out three
numbered warriors, an assertion warranted
by the number we have already seen, and
heard of. He said, moreover, that the trea-
ty had met with some opposition, and it
1t would be some time before the Indians
who inhabited the swamp could hear of it.
*Chtto-Tustinugee, is the Chief whom
Sam Jones sent to treat with Gen. Ma
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

Uses Of the NeHle.-The Nettle is gen.
orally considered by farmers and gardeners
as useless and troublesome weed, but it
needs little argument to prove that the most
common gifts Of Providence are often the
most useful to mankind. The common
singing nettle is one Of the best medicines
which is produced in the vegetable kingdom;
and its medicinal qualities oughtto be more
generally known and appreciated. In the
form OF a simple, weak inlu7 on, taken the
quantity of pint day, il acts as an alter.
ative and deobstruct in impurities of the
blood. A strong decoction taken in the
same quantity. proves an admirable strength
tnener in general or partial relaxation. Ap-
Piled as fermentation or poultice, it desolves
sweIIlngs and abates inAammations; and the
expressed juice taken in spoonfuls, as the
exlgency of the case may require in internal
bleedIngs, is the most powerful styplic
known. We may add. that its leaves, when
boiled, are converted into tender healthy
and noufshing aliment grateful 10 the pal.
ate. And yet there are few plants whose
appearance is viewed by the farmer with
more disgust than the singing netlle.
boston WerChaniiie Journal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

Curious Courtskip and Christian Resig-
nation.-Deacon Marvin was a worthy
Deacon in Lyme, Connecticut; and fell in
love-Deacons as well as ministers are
made Of frai stuff as all the lighter sons
of vanity" and are just as liable TO stub
their toes, bark their shins, or fall in love
as any other men; Deacon Marvin fell in
love with Betty Lee, as pretty lass ever
stepped into Lyme meeting house of Sab
bath day, and she was as constant there as
the Deacon himself, to say nothing of the
minister. When the Deacon's love had
waxed so warm and uproarious that he could
no longer restrain himself, he mounted his
plough horse and directed his course to Cap
tain Lees. Rejecting on the way, that it
would i'll become the dignity of a Deacon
to make love as do worlds people, he de-
termined 10 conduct opperatongs with Sc
rious gravity beftting the occasion. He
had studied his Bible to good purpose, and
resolved to make the patriarch Jacob his
pattern. Accordingly on finding himself
by the side of Miss Betsy, he lifted up his
voice and kissed her, yea, he kissed again
sy, the Lord has seiit me to thee r! i3etsy
hal hitherto been little better than one of
the wicked; but the Deacon's kisses had
wrought wonders, and although there was
little mischief in her eye, she answered
with all the resignation and submission of
a Deacon's intended, to the great Joy of
Deacon Marvin :-"T The will of the Lord
be done" They were man and wife in
fortnight.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

*Chltto-Tustnugee, is the Chief whom
Sam Jones sent to treat with Gen. Ma.
comb.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-08-10

The following is list of Newspapers,
Magazines aad Periodicals, published in the
United States, July lst, 1899.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-10-04
(Ans per alten lnp neuen Q2elt.)
@&Mot1} &Gusraupe.
G E II t { h I a II D.

n.-Cer nprbomerifanifhe Sc
ianote bier, S.err Milblenbera, 6effnret
G6 in ether oerorteBlthen Sage ipeae,1 Der
uneefhidten sleuberun9eh einiger oortioen
3etrlln9en llter bpbe perl loren, bic nla1t
ba uno bort ietner Sprrelppnbers ertnoms
men 9laubte.
Ole Tattpnalbanf bat cen 8au aller
Mofhtnen fir DampfpreBen> bic bier oerz
ferttgt tperber, benz 9entalen Mofd,tutiten
Murm auf9etra9eiL bemielben> Der Dor
etnl9en Sahren ,pe9en Serfertt9ung fall
iher Satfnpten oerurtbetlt, unD opa1 &aiz
fer be9nobtgt tpurbe. Sur bas fatier(.
Weln5baus erfano ct etne Mofhtne, tprs
ourh nitht nur bic Stlberplatten fir bic
Su prd9enbeu grlbftilde 9efdnitten, {pus
bern Die 5u leihten pber 3lt 1dsperen Dor
bem prd9en BON Der Wafhine felblt aus
9epprfen ,perOen.
Spa n.-Ger Memprtal 8prbes
(ats Mil init Srtefen aus Mabrib foloe1s
be tptdltt9e 9taohrtd)ten erbalten ba6eu
Die &bntatn ebrtttna fol- beobTd,ttoen
Spanien su oerlaBen uno tns 9lus slarb III
retfen. Dtei fer frepptat9e @ntfhlus fS0
bic poclfcattcn Spantets bef6rbern bel.
1fen. Qus bte1em 9runbe 1T Der Marolie
be las 9lmartlloS rno benz grafen Sfalta
Dleie Ne9entfhoft, etne 9lrt mtlitatrtIhe,
Dtctatl1r, ,pltrte ale MoBregeln eraret,
fer, Inn bas eorb gu etnem pplttifd,>bDna.
itliden Ger9letde orr;uberetten.
Grteh II b.-9lm 27iten CSult
tpuroe sl1 Sthen Der Grunoitetn su etnei
llntoeriltat sele9t. Die fdmmtlide Gar:
nnen rl1dte aus unb Ganrnen faloen ner.
tunoeten ben tptdtt9en 9lft.
| & llrteD.-Dte Daroancllen Shl6.
fer tpurben enblth altf Sefeb( Der tiirft,
ltden &e9ieruns tit einen besern 8ertbei,
otgun9sitano gefebt.
SIM Marmcr>Weere fhwtmmen Sir.
tenfbpfe tn Menee, tpeld,e bon Der @rau.
lantfett Der tilrfi1d,en proeebur sengen
unb man 9(aubt, baB bic 8ep6lferunt
Senltanttnopels NIT Sreuben Mebemef
slt als Sultan begriieen tpitrbe.
| Ger 0tcefbnts bon Geppten prsantftrl
ibecentenee Gruppenmaeen lit BET Wiif fl
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-10-04

fort, bleibt aber Damn alImdbti9, ould'
BIN Stutocrlult 9eldwaDt, 5urlicf' o'e
dbri9e {oteree wartct Damn ein'n Au~
9enbllef, obtr @oenricf 1T ot'rn1a'5 5m
Steue, 'uiecerbctt Ttin2N Stop, uao ptl1
oub oisier no>b ni,Dt binreitDt, iO ltteeft
Elm oritter oe1pj6 o75 &hier le3|o5 81
8o0en. Scr 8jIc5tjeb' Si3er tsbrt TO-
Damn in feline Suite 5urit;F uoo fAScst
feline eeute init paeeobIeu aus, I'M Biz
Seute beim3ubrin9en. Sein dItcfer
Gobn, San, tbut e6 ibm iset onSbnel-
li9tsit 9Ieicb, lpa5t 1pie Der Soter ia9t,
nibt BET San 1ein miroe, rpenn CT nibt
por GINGER 3eit cine GbuBmunoe in Den
linfen 9lrm erho!teu bate. Glr;lit, oere
frl0ten tetoe cine 9lnsahl UiruferI fdmcn
bart oil orei herielbcn herall n.lo Ter Vaz
ter 1a0te feinemSrbn, CT iolle ttm teIfenL
Die Icbte rteoerSuitoFen. SAN abcr cr'p'e>
berte nein, mir ncllen bic erlte nno 9rbB'
te onfalleu. 0ieit6 geitah audi 1no ndd'
elmer hist0en Gerfrlqung wtroe Die erIte
benn and iprfIlf' getGetet.
G6 tit ipntr, cn6 man NIT Vferoen 3e<
bras uno Girafeu etntplen fdnn, INNER
hin it c6 ;um @rf1uncr> rag Neurif
SuDs uno Yin Sobn i'm Stanoe Tno, es
pferben QIeitb 3u thur, uuo 70 III seiqen,
mas ein Waun ourh MiBi9fcit uno lie
bung crreid'en fann.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-10-04

Der suerft slneefcmmene feinen 8itnoeI
Oeden, ben er btnanf 9etra9en auflhnllrt
|uno radeno, tpie bel @rihaffun9 oerBeIt,
fetnen SorDermann abIoiet. Sir bic Da'
men flno 3pet Dcuben beltimmt, fur Scer'
rem ltno ceren ied)6. SIM S1lUn, no tags
ltf llber 400 perloneu eBen tnoet mani
nm bic Srllhltiid6jeit WnBer, Oet(d1 uno
8atterbroo, ocren {Ih Sober nad) Belle
ben beotent.- Wttta9s miro leidte Suppe,
HncfetIH rcer 6it"rretdii diiheBadhdbnerL
Ooer onoere leld)te Spetle 9eaeben uno
BoBer in M1ee getrunfeu. 9lue Sptrt,
tucfa uno Sler ftuo itren9 oerp6nt bic
0ienerlhaft alIonntrt, .oa fte fd, tpte tbs
Ire SerrIhaft> an elmer be fpnoerr Gable
o'jHpte, be9ni,0en mus. 8et Glide 9ebt'S
Ilehr munter her, Die Sc e1eulhaft 1T in fte1
ter 8ewe9unN prie6nis Ibt NIT fetnem
Sefrctdr uno 8aoeaufleher unten am St1
ld)e uuo sicbt fbenb 9luoienI maht NIT
cem 0erScQ bon Toeau nuo Der S,lrittn
pcn AntaltaG0tben. 70 tpeni9 @omplimen'
te> ME nit etnem Sauernlpelbe aus Der
Illm9c9eno> hilft aber 5eoen ben er ar,s
|nmmt, Die Sncurabeln aber tpeifet er
baIo ab. Sn Srei,paloe, eincm fleinen
Stdntden am 6u6e oes Ser9es, pcrauf
|9rdfenberg lle9t bat Elm ,Gbterarjt
0amens. s.WeiB, setre dbnItd)e Sells Nnfalt
|errldltet, uno ntmmt bic an tpelhep. abb
>reifet, felt AUDI mitunter Ginise Der.
Dte h"nte voice fpphnt 9r0stentteils bort,
ccr ICcr;cg orn 9taeau bat Gt bort Gin
5cau6 bauen lo6en uno 9eht gar ntd)t mehr
meg BON oprt, 70 tpie 0ee Winter uno
Scmmer crrt Ieben. Wan Gebt oieIe jun'
I9e eetcensaeitaltcn in @rdfeuber9 Iabm,
Igcbll6t uno all Rrucfsn 9ebeuo. Dariiber
herrIdt nur @lue Stimme, baB 50. bic
&ronfhelten, weIde Die Ser5te nur burcb
9ift (Wtercur) heileu tonnen, radical uuit
l8oeer rurirt.- .-gs lJno oielellngarn, eiuise
|Sbweben, VDlen ru6iIbe @aroesSfFs
;tcre as ct. peter6bur9 unb an9e1ebene
Gn9Iauoer bort. Sierlpdnni9e 9I6n5enoe
Gqulp19en feht man ale sIugenbIid, bic
D..ticnten haben ourd) bic ibnen por9es
ltrlebene Sur biuldn9libe Seld)dftt9ung,
oenn lIe fcmmen aus tbrenSisz, Deud)s,s
Sd)wlBz uno 0Saunenbdberu gar ntdt
berau6 an jeoem 0dusden in @rdfens
berg fla90en Die tpolsneu Gefen uno Bas
|csmdnteL uno 0erihl10e ron Dcudes
Sdoern lluo iihcrall binrcihenb anses
brad)t. 0ds WaBer 1T bort lc fIar uno
70 faIt i'm bei8slteu Scmn,er, spie man es
foft nlr0enre trift, unb penu man fraet:
|lScher bat 9. feIne EenntnlBe? @r bat
lte iId' Dor S'pan5t9 Sahren bel ieinen Sdj"
ten, BE er NIT faItem lHaBer curirte, 9es
'amn1eltt une einen 70 crid,ti9en Ylid> oaB
er Seoenr, 'n't benz er itd1 fllnf Wlnuten
Nntcrbolten, fagt mas tim febIt. Gr bes
luttt Ielne Nattenteu 9r6BtenthelS imSas
Ne, uno bat Dor anoeren Uer;ten ben 9sor'
|tbeil, o16 er olelelben ale noct 1Irbt. Nat
elmer 0erlfcpfun9> 70 muB er ltdrfer ns
tolte gS1Ber alslret CT an Dlarrb6e, 70
'ptrn er auf otelelbe QGeile 9eheiIt. &ur;,
WoBcr bel!t 2de6> ober Ian9fum. Mou'
he mllBen oretplertel Sabr habcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-10-04

IpeN-Ip W lepe 1pllDe S~uNOt"t'3 VIZ *4t
|terI6letf unb Misoerbalten TIM hod)ltel
@rabe at betrad)ten, nno oer ueberete
Icll na6 lleberfiihrun9 besen lit lr9eno et
mem Ser. ct. @erihte gus f a n9 / g.
! 4 ra fe Derurtbetlt peroen, bic 11tht noe
niger ais 2, uno niht ldn9er als 5 Sabre
oauert, fp tpte at et1ter@eloftaafe> Die Dem
1nterlhletfe 9leth fcmmt.,
Sefttpn 81 oercronet, ndB per Secre'
tdr ben llcberIHuB ilber 4 Wttlltcnen in
ben Ser. Stoatelt., pber tn Stadt6ttpfs
aulegen nno benlelbeu oerfaltfen fanr,
tpenn Der lleberId,uB tpent9er ais 4 Wttl1
ltpnet betrdet. COteie Sefttpn tpnree I'M
Senate einlfimn,i9 9eltrtd1en.)
Sefttpn 22.-StS raB bic sfentlthen
OeppTtprte etngerid)tet flno, 1rll Der Se>
fretdr in ben te3eid)neten Yldeen fir pa
| 6enbe 3tmmer ior9en, nno NIT Sdnfen,
@crpprottpnen cberMctptouen fir btcSe>
nublre bon Gew6lben pber Gtiten auf
Soften Der Ser. ct. Grntrafte etn9ehen.
Sefticnen % ,no "a beltinntcn, baB tn
1939sote bfentlthen 9lb9aben 1dn1rtltd1
tn ben Ncten BON baar;ablenoen Sanfen
entrtd,tet &perben f6nuen. Sn1 Sobr 1910
|etuSehstbetl III benz 9eIeblthen llnlaltfsz
mtttel Der Ser. st., ltno bic llbrt9en flt1f
Seh6tbetle in 9tpten BON badr3ahlencen
9anfen tn 1841 bier Sedstbeue in fplz
den 0tpten 1S42 et1e Sodlfte ; tn 1S43
stpeD Sed1sttetle, unb tn 1914 ale 3ahz
lun9cn blre 1T @plbz 11nb Stlbermitnse,
pber 1plt,en Otptcn> Stlls pber papierer,
Die inter Anthcritdt Der Ser. ct. au5qe>
9eben uno beren @mpfang eurd, @efebe
gere9elt tpuroe. Serer 8eamte, Der oiefe
0crorcuuua vernahIdet9t, umgeht Dber
oerIeet, lclI entIa6en uno (eines riif(fdns
cigen 9ehaltes oerlufti9 tperorn.
Sefticn IS. Ser @etretdr fen burd
9ebrudte Hegulaticnen cine Stneue prd>
}entatipn alter Ne9ierun9etpehiel an ben
Srten no Ge sahlbar Gno, bepirfen, uno
Die 3elt porfNreiben, innerbalb tpeld,er
ale WedfeI oru Waihin9ton ouf Die Ccz
prftcren prdientirt tperben miGen lpenn
eles nlft 9efd'teht, bat er auoere 3abt
spetie uno 3abtcrte su befftmmen. +
Gcftlon 26. Ger bftntlihc Heceioer
III 9teu:yprf icGl cine 8elcloune bon $4,000
in prQ erhalten, Die 1T Scftcn, Shorleitpn
uno ct. ecuis $4,000, uuo c6 ihnen nid't
erlaubt, irsenb etne anoere gutIhdoisunQ
fir ihre amtlithen Qienfte su nehmen, bel
@eloz uno @efdu9niB1trafe fir IAledtes
Seftiou 27. Der Sdosmeilter Der Ger.
ct. empfdn9t i'm GhaBamte uno al fol-
den pldeen, Die er nombaft mabt, Dcrz
ausbe5nhluu9cn fir Gfentlifes 1ono !;
Irlhe 3ahlun9er tperben in alien Sduen
ourd' @mpfan9lheine bee8er. ct. Shaea
meiitrra Ie9ltmirt uno bieie @mpfan9s
fd>eine irllen an ben eanodmte:n bel jes
oem rfcnntdlen roer prioateu Qanboerz
fonfe oI6 taaree @elo 9elten.
Seftion % beltimmt-OcQnrs sur @r>
ridtnn9 Ger DcpciItcricu in SborIefou
uno ct QUui6.
Seftion 20 oercrbnet cine hinreihenoe
@elelumme 5ur Ccfung Ger nurd) bie1es
@e{ee authrrt(lrten 9uetagen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-10-04

Sr!9enoeS iIno bic oor;ilqlid,fen btf7o.
rllthen Setoberta9e: Oie Sd,lad,t bci
Sait'n9s, ourd ,pcld)e Wubelm Der @rn.
5erer, StDnl9 BON @n9lauo puroe, ben ID.
Oct. 1865; columbus Gntbctuna g(meris
fo's, IL. October 1892; oas snIhlooen
rer IS Streitidse burd eutber, 81. Sci.
l5l7; Der ooQe umiturs Der bdniIhen
StaateoertaBllng, Il. 1860; bic Gut<
touptun9 Der Waria 9lntctnette, Is. Sct.
1893; 0telions Siea uno SOB bel Sras
|tal9ar, %. Sct. 1906; Die Sdlad,t bef
Sena, "a. Sct. 1906; Der 8eetnn bes
41d5u9s 9fapclecns aus Nuelano, 20.
pct. 1912; uno Der Is. Sct. 1915, bic.
Sdlaht bel seipSis. CSriebensb.
Der Suh(tabe M fibrt cine tpahrbofte
Herrfhaft I'M Hetde Der MufIf; uidt
nur tloet er oen 9lnfuns uno bic Spiher
aller Wuflf, audi Zen beriibmtelteu ,,,ufIp.
faIl(den Iamen bat er fIh pprauoeffelif
Da be9eanct man @omponiifen Mo,art.
Webul, Menoelsfobn> 8arttplbp Wepers
beer, MeDer CSimonl, Marfhuer, Metbs
feBel, Wercaoante, Morlacdi, N2IlIer.
C9Bensel) ben 8irtucGen Wiiler CSes
briioer, Waller (Srpan), Oaofheies
Olayleoer Maurer, Neorier, Woiiaue.
Merf; Sdn9erinnen Malibran, Maro.
Wlloers Oanrtn,ann It. {. ~. qBer ofombt
|oae otefee 8eifpiel fId, an anbern W,,ds
ltaben fpieoerbclen laBe, tptrb fTd, bi,reb
ben gerlub pem@esentbeile iiber,e,iaem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-10-04
OGilArctrI)ia, Sert.

Gin fronsSf1fher Glud6ritter, @bepa,
lIere be Sprncelstt, Cber tpie mir bbrett, etn
ShloBer ausSorbeour 1T uuo Gbepeltere
hetBt) hetratbete Dor Gursem bic Gcd,ter
etnes bteit9en rethen SonuIes ; penn feltIf
pte republtfanlfhen Srduleins ffeben ba,
rtn Den Gurcpdertrnen ntdt nad bag 0e
lteeer e'nem ansldnotiheu Gjrafen, tpenn
er olld et1slbcntbeurer i'll, ols einem i1ts
lanhiihen ebrltt,en Sd(oBer bic ,arte
Sooa11o relhen. Durd, eiren 8rtef Der
0attln beS Sd'IcBers @bepaliere an ibren
W'nn III slmerifa> tpelher aufdaia ourd,
e'nen hlei19en Sron5oien beeeIben 91as
mems erbrohen tpurbe, 1T man Gem Sc.
he1mnlBe oss 9errn be .pcncelet ouf bic
spur 9efommen. Die arme, betroaene
9att'n fano Slufnahme i'm S,aue ibrrr
betrnbten Gltern uno Der entlarpte @otte
waaoerte in bas 9efdneniB unb bat bcn
udhlten Court ,peseu 8i9omie fein l1rt
tbeil su elnpfan9en. (sllt.u,n, gDsIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-03
~ 7'TCA.
4 LIST OF LETTERS

REMnSiNG in the Pos, onicc. in L,nclburr, Va, ON
a the lst doy of October 1880
W Persons calling for ietors IN the following list will
please shy they advertised.
Afhop. Ashby, Sterling G. Anderson Alfred Alps nenj
nltss VIM Barnett, y G Cow W Rrow" WG. pnllcv
Martin nnks cnptR. II Burks Marin Burlor Mira J.
ars Susan iiu,iorl ,,s. Sarah NJ Burhs M Bascho Miss
snsan Bn'sh = + Brown Washington Bailey, eod. VIM.
NJ bailey Mrs. sn,iua Bibec. Mepsis j. H. Bailey x Co
H. ;. bailey n Co, Mrs. Sarah Battles, Daniel C. Blood
C-Wm. crosbie, Ehenezer Cook, Alex NJ CnmplclI Miss
Judith h. ebflsl'nn M'4 Nancy Cafcy DR. G. &. Cockc,
Mrs Eleanor Chiffon. John Carlo, Cheaoin Clarke John
Grim, Joseph Cash Abner Campbell, ., =. A. W Caon.
honn, Mr. Clny. John Cox Miss Frances Christian Jorob
Caldwell A. G. catel as' Elizabeth Carter. Janes Game.
i, Die, Ma Damn Idw'd r Doun, WIN. Dohcrry, O.
Sam Dsnn snml Dodge, Anderson Davis Maner H. Davis
Mrs Hannah Davis, cold Geo W. Dawson Mrs. Mary Da.
E-Rhoda Ellie, II. Ely. Lucy EdcnGcll, Mr.. Elizabeth
Edwards. '"
FL farnswonh. John Farmer Mrs, Jane o. Fowler r.
G-And,ew Gillespie, Mm; O. Crosse Mis-. Lucy J. Good
Glenn. Edwin Garrett Raph Graves Milford ti"rnnd James
u Gamble Fred 6'nbb & Co.. John L. Green, 4, T.. k
,n-Edmnnd r H., Bailey IIylcn, Tho-. r. HARRISON,
VIM. " John Hunt l.. d. IIewkins 9, Thos. c. Hardy
man, Reld Ilave., Ma,lin Hancock. A. d. Hun Jane.
IN r1erl@l T. ,9nn pon o. IIoond, John Hub
John a Hatcher Miss Ann u. lioslcy, VIM. C. Hale
sen Col John Johns Nmrod Il. Jancs Nrs Mar, lam
Linvile Jonson, l.. II. johnson. 'o''"''
a. on idaa' - andof j. b. Lynch James Look.
p'Y', Joseph g. INV Iornin, Francis Limcck jaime.
IT, 'soni iames 4. Logon . John :. Iiggon MI Lnd.
y Me- Meslis'e Ms SIS Mervhel, Tho.. n. Norrc,
masr"de, VIM meGaldgo', Mrs. Mary Is. Mcdonald, Nil,
Frances mnConneli Gilman Merrl, VIM. McCu 'cheon Q
Robi G Mitchell, VIM. H. Mcrbons, Henry Nee ommck