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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14
PHILOSOPHY OF ADyFRTTsINc-

A late number Of Chambers Edinburg Jour
nal confirms very interesting article on the SUBJ
ject Of advertising in tho public papers. by an
'old Tradcsman." His ideas on the subject,
are certainly worthy the attention OF all who are
anxious for business. and ere simply and briefly
as follows:-The FIRST utility Of frequent and
regular advertising is this: there is at all timos
a large class Of persons, both in country and
town, who have no fixed places for the purchase
Of certain Necessary articles, and are ready 70
be sxaycd or drawn towards any particular
place which Is earnestly brought under their no
tice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hes-
iiaiion to the frs, who asks. Then in the conn
try, considerable number Of persons, who
wish supply o. them, naturally open commu-
nieniion with that address, which. perhspu, leads
to much Interior business People in the coun-
Try are also liable to be favoraby impressed by
tho frequent sight Of the name in The newspa-
per.
The advertising party acquires distinction IN
.heir eyes, and thus they are lcd, in making o
choice, to prefer him. Bat by Ear the most inn
poriani effect Of advertising IL one Of an indi-
rect nature. that conveys the impression that the
pauy-Preiending or not pretending, quaekish
or not quackish--iH anxious cor business. One
who is anxious for business. is unavoidably sup
posed to be an industrious, attentive. civil per-
con. VINO keeps the best articles AZ the cheapest
rate, does every thing IN the neates, and most
understandable manner, and in general uses ev-
~ expedient to crafty aud attract cusiomers.--
People Of course like to purchase under these
circumstances. and The system ofadvcflisine as
surfing them that such circumstance exist 81
this pariular shop. they select il accordingly -
Such are tho opinions oftho old trnsesman alu-
dea TO. and they are certainly Supported BY laci.
for wherever an extensive OF regular system Of
advertising is 2rsctised. aud no backdrawing Or
unconquerable Circumstance exist, il Is usually
scen to be attended with considerable share Of
success. One feature in the philosophy Of tho
subject must be carefully attended to. A faint
and unlreqncnt system Of advertising does not
succeed even in proportions. "Dnuk deep or
,Pste not the Pierrian Spring"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14
EvANsvIIIE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER II, 1870

| ~ bad one. and most Of tie associates are nov
insoiveni. The mortgage is in course % fore
closure, and the trustees have called upon theii
eoPartnsrs 10 sign an agreement providing for q
joint liability of all the parties, for any def.
cheney 10 the amount realized b. the sale. TO sa,.
isiy the mortgage. Nothing, il would seem.
could b. more fair and proper. and such IL ap-
pears IS the opinion OF an the associates. saw,
one The President Of the United States alone
fsfi'fs q sllbserbs % svsa ha5iLts! The effect
q the position be insists upon is, thar Il she
property should sell Tor more than is sosi, be
would share onc-tenth Of the profits, and il the
mortgage i ioreclosed ard the proceoss of shs
sale should not satisfy one quarter OF Il. the
trustees must lock 70 the iasoireas afioriaie, So
sfais. aoi Joinlig, tor an indemnity ..Heads /
win-taiis you lose, = was probably the mode o
which Nr Van Barren. 10 his early years. TOSSED
up copPeu with the boysof Kindsrhock.
One Of 'he reasons given IS ihc President ~.
releasing 60 make himself responsible n the way
desired, j. taai he has transfer Cd tic sueca.a.
ton % his John, ard thar therefore the tras.
tees should arrange the matter with him. Col
Grant, when be found his ease l8ukcd alarming
when be bad arrived a. the conclusion that 4
court martial was about 20 pronounce him rail-
y oi the charges on which be WIS srruigned.
rsFigf.ss. President Van Burcu. with 20 less
Praiseworihy eanlion, rsayssf the speculation
- soon n be discovered that ia would evensuute
ia loss instead Of profit "
LaHN 49, L
~in Nc footsteps Of bis illusirious' latheri The
Pnnes delicafsly insiunates that he tosk the
pfessai Of share in The Aubsrn speculation Cor
pr.ffuoi las. lie therclort uodsssiy declines
being troubled wiih any personal responsibility.
fae trustees. a. JET. sand unprotected BY any
acknou Judgement OF liability FROM eishcs abe
President Or bis soni and they viii probably.
when ths deficiency BY tie maTteag o toreciosure
e ascsriained. iarits the Executive Of the Union
10 subarig his case 10 the decision Of the legal
tribunals OF she State.
Asail the associates involved IN this dilemmu
are usn vans Of the President. they may deem "a
advisable a. this trying period 20 snIcasor % e.
plain away some Of tie bad. not 20 sas faudu.
lent. features 81 THE transaction. Our state
ment OF the matter is, we feel assurcd. suhsian.
tia'ly e,rFecs, nor o. We think "a will be eonira-
iieted, though attempts may be made a. evasion.
The trustees. We are quite certain. have tx
mech 81 sake 70 abandon their position Or ex-
uueraie toe Pfcsidcui ani be son from che liz
hility which they refuse voluntarily 20 assume.
II ar Vac Barren carriss bic point, be vii snvc
4
save himself Il the law vii pcqnit. hiu % Do
-. ssa,c ssisai may % others, We hass noi ihe
slightest doubt.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

ner-isa tsatrn.--A married couple of The
H'tfsh hirh.sndss- hsd shncc iss, their only
fhHa. each tyinn sfan carly age. Upon re
ifaiho' iae lass. Ne islasr 1sra.ae holsssroos.
80 uttered his plaial. 10 TIE lsua,.s ,oass.
Thstta.h e. the child happened la,e IN The
apiina. vhtn n ihe more iphsblisd ssraihs.
sheep wsrs nbfoadi but. lron ,hs blss,. IL tha,
hlgh tHd stormy reeon. they vsrs sun confined
~ ihn soi ina dismal stormy evening. the man
anabls % siiis be angaish, wsm eut. lamsn,-
* aloud foF ismb g ireathis friends 81 The
wake e. funeral lsssi.) Al he door % lhc cot
ho found stranger before ,hs enirsncc. A.
va aasouishsd a. such sight, 80 isr from ans
fsslusui,d plass..l TAc stranger vas plslnl,
aillfei. tui hshad counlsaaaes expressive "a
snaulsr miIiayss and bsnsvolsucr aad address.
iar re faihss. N ssesstiupr,..lvs voice, asAse
what he dld thsra snids, lhe tempest.
ils was allied with ave, which he could not
scsouut "a, and said he saias fora lamb.
aWAst Kind of lauib DO yoa mean - takslr
sad :. ,1anrsi
rhevsfy tssi ,haif eaa fad.- s. replied,
s.as ita osrisisalu my lfsuds. and btpc yoo
Will sneef itv
"np youi sasep make any resistance When
tt.te awaY he iambsf''
4ytsssH vas ihs srsssf.
~flpw dtasfsniiy am treated. = said tbc uat.
w. '''-heai se.as 20 s.sifmY shsspfod. 7 IA,
sfam we'll snhllsd 10 30. ihs best lamb 10 m
30. and ~ ears ars 6llsd ~lih ths eiaaor o
sssonisai ~ these ungnisfal sheep whom
Ave go. watched sni psoiseisd.w
ne looked uFi 10 Amsssmsns bat--the vision
49, as1
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14
|0NE or THE CALCULATIONS or MAR
TIN VAN BUREN,

TIN VAN BuREN.
~svssi Aabarn. iovsiissi village Of The piain.' 2
CotrsvTH.
The Aihany Arens. IN recsut aFtlsis. hads
iaaIt with Mr. WEBSTER co. hrsfowing money
upoa bond and moursge upon properly which
ihe Asgus deems inadequalss scuniy f,rshe loao
it.- ds.s uit 70 conceive gov tbe public can have
any inisresi 10 'hs matter. even were Ire allie
gaiionaof ihs Arrustruc Mr. Webster has not
been guilty 81 fraud Or svasions nay more. tire
psfon v b. advanced the money was and is SAT-
is6si With the security. Canshs Argue ssy a.
much % enc q the Presidents spceulauoas. %
which we will now call rs sifcnuoni
A few years ago. Governor ThFoop and Mr.
Van Daren conceived The idea Of a nsaxni6eenf
speculation IN bulldog lots At Auburn. in ih.s
stais. New Yorkl Determined to realize ,bs
reidsn vision. and regardless q the dangerous
tendencies Of associaisJ wealth. thsy d.seios-
- ihe project % lew - the faithful. and email
iY iornsd . company. CONSISTING Of ten pcrsons.
Including themselves Two Of iho members
we've clothed with The power Of agents and
trustees. being authorized % make purchases
ana ,aks she tide IN their own names. They
Pafehasrd al the vacant and unsppropria,cd
isnds j. she visiai,y q Auburn. unsi The prop-
sfiy Of ths assoeiatlon sneireisd she whole VAL
laee. The trustees thea borrowed ore handled
'housand collars. and gave hond and mortgage
efon ihs lands Coz that amount.
A. ihsss spsculaiofs dreamed only of pre6is.
20 care wsstaAen % provide by legal insiru-
meat Or shatine hoicssss. But alas. ,he gold
en- bubble has barst. undsr the pressure Of the
nans. .hs speeuiarou tarns quito b viilairou.-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

less. which last autumn. we're covered with corr.
fields whose g.raetie aud thgifty smlks over-top-
ped mans head On horseback and who's
neighburhood resoraded with the loT and tink
lag bcIloi the COW. the rcho Of the woodcuaer's
axe. the whoop of The teamer 10 the field. tho
scresches Of band Of dirty sunburnt urchins
and the distant toot-toot-toi Of dinner horns; bui
they now lie s8,itary and silent as the primev'l
forest; the reason OF their abandonment is the
milk sickness.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

The New Hampshire Patriot is getting fright
ened. See how Isaac's teeht chatter:
1.-The democrats in Now Hampshire may as
well understand now as ever. thai they have got
70 meet every fcdcplisi At the polls in Novcm-
Der. and may make up their minds 70 meet them
there or suffer the consequences. The fedcral-
lists arc making no hall way work in any State,
this year, and It is time FOR the democracy to be
stir themselves"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

TEACHING THE Y0uNC.-sI oae-saw.'
nvt sIr II. pavy. "a very Interesting ) ahs shove
ere 81 ,hssfagsof Ben News. AZ Wa going.
On The ,olh q August. IN The rursuit u black
eAms, $50 pagsni eagles wsfs teaching their co.
sqf.ua, t~o youar birds. lhs manuuvrss % e zhi.
They began b. nslar from she iop q e Noun
tain IA ias eys Re suns L VS. about midday.
end bright ior ih., enmais. They 4 6fsi made
small circles. and che youns bifjsimunisd thsms
hsy psussi on ihslr wings. waifiar lill thsy
bad made lhslf esi d ghi, aai silen took o.
eqai ana larger ry1aton. slusys sisirn towards
lhs san. sud euisrs'nx their circle 81 nirht -
asio msts ralua'lY extending spiral. The
younx ones siiii followed, appafesdy fyinr BEE.
tsr as thsy muautsdi and they caaiirurd this
sublime kind ofsEsIelss, a'wals rislar. ail they
bsesasc nsrs po.ats IN ihe air. ini sac Young
enss vsrs lssi. srd snsf~arls ihsl5 paFsail, %
osf sshia4. sht~
Materially seapssisd With ihs above. arr she
following bsauaiai nass. ifam the SATURDAY
MsuIn9 tls.isfi
song ga THE AMERicAN EAGLE
WLs. nglraN
Avay lssm shs bssudfsl sauh ay.
Thfaaah he smt.tal en- slenr.
Ts lats ia ias hEht 81 yon deep Blue ssy.
tni tass e e. tlrrs % tbssaa.
Ths dsy.kius'i bsaa.s. Tie en- anssl's eals,
nsmiar o. isspsr and gold,
Shall iiume mi raih uiia Be tf.lliaat blaze.
And Gle tale Fl be glory unioid
fb.lassrhY tsiisef hissa'.sa rsiru,
Whsfs inusas.iy's light grows Cir.
Aai Esil i1i vide ea hlsrsfs, 20 gaia
A eleaas eamuuu'au s''a him.
Wiz shraaa.nr hsafi II ere golden Zee
Qf BE tsaa.s. nf stsfa heak iHt dos
VIII 10 myf'at worlds ihfocgh space thar r.ds
fshalif.is n osupsaieash'a.
Las stsm. fsf while. apaa high shall soar.
uahif llaf ef.dsarsfof Ifsais
MYpupass, lhs lssiars ~ srsss is explore.
~ 'as hshi 81 ,ness lss.eas ia.
rir. q, ran ne tsandiil uorldr a..
1tfsugs ~ assaa II ssb.r % st.ns
ru srssP ti fun eIfai 81 s1stl sndssor.
FAea 49, IN be gsaiel Is tia.
Wae'e -tse.i tai lhs a.oei :. wandering nov .
sa,a tf ~ hsarsaward ws7i
tHhs.e pi gefl stall slftis ny bffw.
Vale ml breast en- ils basaai saal lay.
whsrs ne SOD 81 tssvsa iisb-say uabars.
tshali soar ea ,hs sifeaeih - ny vir9i
'Aad watched ~ The soc. ihe clustering stars.
~ ssus ia der iilhi lshall sing
" wlesa become fssiissi--f musi away,
IL issw DER ihs saiss 10 NY mir1b.
Attu, lsif Cs'umbis-aiisu lur dryi
Farewell. Ger while. bsauieaus earihi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

4 fisrras.-A faif yoana e.fi lsltanina pen
sss'f tu De eassmsut, gas.ng. wiih ihoughHul
bee, sPon ihe scene below. TIE BLOOM q 81
tsea ssmn,efs unts Der ssii cheeks. ihs sweets
ETA ihoasand newsfs are sashsrsd upeu hsr
souat fai lipsl ihssurls sl,eg - spo,lsss brow,
sat az ogen asek Of psfissi ssaess The soit
srianiar eYes seem lrhisd ~ the fsndsfsst
o. 81 rssui, sad bsaaiy hovsrs ever her. e.
Der eva uosi hyofsd child. Whst ars hcf
fhapshlai.. Leys sahnot sir hosem - young.
sofa's saaaoi 5li hase touched sPitt - pufe
inneetn Hssil seems 70 have ehossn her loi
iisevo. Alasi has d'ssppoi,umsns touched
thstysaihiui hssuf Ye,. Ri muss b 20. %,
hlati saa sfsus-hsf tosou htavss-hsr syss
hfsairns--hssn ps paft--slae speaAs--lisish-
-, tsafsig fei' go s~sfrhs-g fsaf p..'.
t.er "a ~ r-a~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

BoxArAarr or 4n1 CoN AebIcE or suciDr.-sSu-
ieide IS crime the nqsi rrrois.p- sn-qy feel
ings; nor dofa any reason present ipsf 70 my
understandable = eAish i can Be jassiied- Il
certainly origiuatts - ihai species FEAR whieh
We dcnominate e44tr1Itc. For What claims
can a man havc aoc aesarn who rrenblcs at the
i-owus Of lorinns ltne hesoiNn consists in
becoming superlsf s Ias Ills ofliiss b Whatever
s6ape hey nay = ,'lerzs him to,ihe combat
r. another oec.sl.h. when talking On he same
satjecf. Bonspefis observed, III Marius hal
siaia himscifoi a 'issshes 81 aiinfurn9, he
never woaid hare eaed he seventh time Tor
snsuI'--Ar-fousyc Il Suicide.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

RrsoLUrE FELLows-Somo OF the Loeofoeo
North enders o. Boston had a 'trenrndous meet
ing and resolved great things; among Ot..css the
following:
Resolved. That II we have lost Maine, WE
wHLc IN MASSACHUSETTS.
70 doubt--no doubt they will gain Massschu-
sctts. and '.whsn the .kr fails they WI catch
some iarks1
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14
THEFATnER or CEN

following notice Of the fab,
Candidate cor the Presidency
Encyclopedia Americur
and will be read with ans.
time:
'Beniamiu Harrison, signert
ration Of independence. wssof
table family - Virginia. TIE a. Z.
Is not precisely krown.-Hr.w.. ~
csllsge o. wsni-m and Nurv. i,ea !
srd two sisters were simultaneously 1
stroke u ;ightaiag- tie GEM I'D ia.
iif.. Sss-s7s hieh bis are.sssrs haa ioar
rnsn',s Z, ,o.ansrcins So a. 80
l764, IS member OF The lersk
tive province. The emin.ses
Cd IN that capacity. oonbiL,d
natural, aceraiag from for'aae
Cd family connexions. rsIds-cd
the royal governmcntto eulisi III
and he was accordingly oFrrs
executive council Of
alogous to lhsi Q ~
land. This wasa tempting ,ais p
Young man bai a., even a. thus lime
ures Of the British ministry indieatr
i've epirii, he refuse y the pfoIeredd
ways exc-iea his iui'aence Tor sheb
people. when the time -.
anee to ts arburrsy acts
he was not found backward
eral congress Of 1874. Re -
consecraled his name, BY a.
laraiion which can never be :
liberty is woishipped. I..s.-~r1 q
him, that whilst signing re lnssrurifi {.
pensd TO siandnear MrGrrry. o. Msssa'
who was Of slenaer and par form. y
was very corPulens; and. snrnipg % h.a
laying down ihc pen. ,r said, N a {
way, "when the time 81 hanring COZ :
have the advantage over -
with me IN a minute. bur 'ol ~
ERE air half an hour aftsr& ana 5
rison was pariioularls unIfnlt. 80,
board Of was.-Aflsr his fese.
i777. nc was oleefed q ca d, %
of Virginia, Of which 81 80 tei
en- speaker. This slfusl'en 81 ied
yrar l783. when he was ns3e.
Of the State. and wastwi+e 80
he retired 3 privass lilt.
member ofihc convent
fed ihr present cohsdt.
-. lrc iirus consns
thai 81 psi,,ler ards
ehairuan but bis szs
him from tskin---
lie, however. aEsDcs.
siitusion. wish cerisia sracnAn
in 1884," f
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

AvErD0TE.-A few DAYS azo on fensman
Nr. Williams vas al ttss'ne nee .gai Alex
audfa IN Wsstmorelsad eonafy. a remarked
ihat the c0nn.si On l|lr locofoco I'D, was kept
up BY the ofier-he'drn and n i wfe not Cor
them Harrison would 81 IN b. ateisaatipn.
voice from shs c.oud exels q. That's
not true.'
Mr.. Williams promptly replied II know that
voice. That IL shsrtsse Of Mr.. M0srhead oar
Postmaster Al Pltishpfa'. ard this is4noiher ev-
idenee Of the trush ol n,5 rsmark, '-eazette.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14

Hs Darsaat
fttrt ud
aj given him
ft,ai these
Te soo aa1e
before bfs 500
T rnle
~ taltils
fe auf II
no
bmk sadtasy
siirr thstd
aau F4thtI
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1840-10-14
TFnua OF ApVrnTIsINC

f.F~.eturtrt Notieea niusf Be- accompanied
ttaec tsupr rcap'nsitic uameto ensure their
tessfIioa.
f.y-1ccasiorai emissions without Deduction.
lr~No variation whatever from thc above
rates.
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2MGkkkL meALfet!s1 Yrefen psrtanft weroen:

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f[brraarurtes Gbrrnatifbcs R"yle Queue Grfnenng;?
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fdem Sotrcn. Cine srcSe Sieree thr Sanpe"'
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paar turtifAe Sreten nit S"tfsr"'' :
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@esoe fran, rnh cns Garinetttt8r b aunefnde' S"l
fnun rsenbaor, QrHtretter tnmaaet!h nnr a"H'.t w.
fmmrteitsn Birlntrsnttrauttn, Sttcnade uns Slen ut
ter 8ue einfcer, @appratlrrs, nirtn6c t1'r ae
f. stpttr alr oNuiifrarr lanfthebfr 1rrmmee &Fr'
meaitcn 1se 70 mic Sntrutttrns Snmer "net att
nOkiats lit Gins rcr trn unr ousathtctrn ABeffcn"ts
nc na[s m QEcfcn cectrtcn nr Guoltat 10 tr c' cReS
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f. mic alc ulitlictbatcr finn b6f rn9carcn MID mt 'Rrn
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Gleretanp, Sci. IA. ls4O 60. e!erelane sasaar,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09
geutId,es 8a(fhaus in 9tncinnatt.

am sittsluartt 5ten @traBs Grcn rer 9inc unr
2sanub traBen) Der enrssts"nnts smFfeb!tfin apaus
0cttcure n, SnB unr gu 4frp rrcr init Subrwn auf
auen qaeife lcsrsn fam @stn Hs unb feine g tolua
inc acrdums; nr cntc ur trtn <h init rem Scten
cDen mas ccr Oartt rartirte unc nc SeDanrng hnp J
nascn f. Dag srm6bn bic mencr tep tDm utreen, re en
tep inn cnsetbrt bat:sn 9Hr bic rrte mit uns aan
mill III BerSto miiitrnws:'. Darto ttfcrsr.
Cincinnati, Sctruar 23 1899. t.c.-
uT9er dre 9ttrattrtr rs 8atEss easn aus GrrscSuns
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09
geutlbe 8eleeba6er Don Sbio.

Sir MAIDEN uufern ;srtlhen Breuncen biermt tie
slnige, oas Dtr cine sn;ahI @replare cbiseu QBerz
feS suni Verfauf erhalten haben, -nnc bas Snld an
el 30 benz uon cen Scerren oeraus9eberu eetelIten
Gnbcriptc!spreife, 5u oerabfcsen beauftragt flno-
Tag q0erf ipnrce ocn Den Soerren @fpid, unc Walz
Fer, in Germantown, Sbo, ouf Subfcripfon beraus,
Ae9eteu uno Dor eem Druid Der 9eoiCn zines praftis
idsn Aepctaten bereeben, ann aue felt efm Trud esr
leBteu Sfotuen iattaefunceneu 3riese unD 8erance>
yunaeu am aehSrigen Srt uncSteae sinsufhalten.
Grud uno qapter oes Werfes ftue pprsI9Ild GUT
uno 70 ipet mir 3et batten Die leberirsnn9 NIT ren
Original III oerseiden, 1T oefelbe mS9litt rif9 uo
oetreu 70 olelbies Die SeridereEhet Der Sciomfnnb
Bic Gprhouserude rer en9Ilidcn Gedtepfe9e acita,s
ten. 5ie lleteriegun9 it ocn Gerrn Geor9 Wdifer.
gHir lmefelu uidt-caf tieis6 aSerf unfern teufdsn
Wi,ttirgern dn6cr(t plafcnmen uno nneld fcpn mels
be, intem barre einen dusf acfuhlten anc Iaut
qefprcsen geonrfni6e obSeholfen mirb. llnD od bic
@erleeer nur ene mde9e an;abl grempare iiter jene
tur Sublcrpncn befteQen aeorlft haben, o B. rfter
beleben III Enrssr 3eit oerarien epn unc mir raher
baber jsefm Der 3u habsn tpinidt, beD 3eeu pa.
fir an5uipreden, uno lld cen 9elB eeles naslidteu
Wserfes ~ fdbcrn.
Doe lRerf euttdt aueer Der Gcnlfituticn uno Den
Muaemeinen @efeeen oDn Ohio, audi npd Die lrabs
hdngafeitss @rfdrur9 uno Die @Dnffltutinn Der Der
Gtaaten, 70 pie aud, Die eerfdieoenpn &rn9ree @efe
Sc aur Ginburserua9 fir @tnwanterer.
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