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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

The committee of conference, appointed
upon the subject of banks, had not reported
at the latest dates from Harrisburg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

h1unddtion.-The Vicksburg Sentinel,
Of the 29lh of February, says that the city
Of Cairo, at the mouth uf the Ohio, is en-
tirely inundated.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

A Queer Charaeter.-Among the do
ings a, the cour. Of common pleas fer Rock
ingham co. N. H., the Exeter News Let
ter states that Alfred Tetherly, of Charles
town, N. II. was indicted for stealing a
horse, the property Of Josiah Woodman Of
Nottingham. On being asked if "guil,y
or not guilty." he said they nigh. set him
down as guilty, for he went into the barn to
lodge for the nishti and finding no hay there
fer him 10 lie on, or III, horse to eat, he
took the beast out Of pity, rode up the
country, where there was hay enough, and
sOld him ID man who wsuld feed him we'll,
and not allow him to starve. He thought
some about riding the horse back to its own
er, bu. the jade travelled so hard that he
would rather 60 to the State Prison for a
dezen years than ride him again a dozen
miles. The court sentenced him 10 three
years hard labor in the State Prison.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forwame,
~ chase or take an assignment of q
seal, given by Daniel Kistler and Dan
made payable TO Mary Meyer, or os
of eighty dollars, with interest f.
dated September, 7th A. ID. 1885
en- years after date. The undl
darwers Of said Note; are deteI
said Note unless compelled 80
Of law.
CattGuisss, Feb, IS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

A young widow of very polite address
whose husband had lately died, was visited
soon after by the minister of the parish,
who enquired as usual about her husbands S
health when she fepled with peculiar
smile, He is dead, thank you.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21

The fact OF the DanyIle junio having by
their usual game of triekery and deception
defeated the wishes OF the Germans and
prevented them from being represented on
the bench of ;his county, has created, as
we expected, quite a sensation among that
numerous and worthy class Of our citizens.
From the fact Of their being sssmany Ger
mans in the county, it has always been
conceded point, that oAe Of the associate
judges should be a man capable of speak
ing both languages, and It has been left for
the present Danville faction, in addition TO
their numerous encroschmeHts on the rights
of the people Of the county, to now rend
asunder the last link in'lhe chain of for
bearance, by depriving the Germon popu-
lation of an associate Judge, vhomY Ythey
could approach without beng compelled
10 employ an interpreter. But this
treatment is in entire unison with all their
former acts and opinions, expressed by word,
as well as by acts, that, as was publicly
proclaimed by prominent member Of the
junto, "they are all sett Of ignorant Dutch
hogs" and Of course are not 10 be consul
teds
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-03-21
E.sTURDGY; .ngRCH 2I, Is4O.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

JAMES CLARKE, Of Indiana, S.r,,or;,
GEo. G. LEifER, Of Delaware,
Col. John Thompson IL Frederick Smith
Benjamin Mifflin l3 Charles Mcclure
Frederick Stoever IA }. Nj Genmeil
3 Vim. II. Smith Is &. M. Hoenback
4 John F. Steinrnah l6 Leonard Ploutz
John Dowlin II John Horton jr.
Henry Myers Is William fhllson
Daniel Jacoby ls John Morrison
6 Jesse Johnson 20 Westly Frost
Jacob Able 81 Benz. Anderson
Geo. Christman % William wilkins
9 VIM. Shoener % A. X. Knight
10 Henry Dehuff "a John Flndley
III Henry Logan 20 Stephen Barlow
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" eHaduG.

THE Subscriber having rented his tav-
ern stand, and intending to remove TO a
farm, will offer the following property to be
sold by
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21

brilliantly on the bosom Of lifS sOcean. III, Olsh
the dark ages, lbat cong midnight Of line, nei.
ther Feudal tyranny, nor the llcenlinusneSsi Of
the daya of Chiyalry, nor the impetuuns power
of lhe Goth and Vandal could eAtinguish IL Ia
the solitary cell some friendly hand still led is
fame, which shall roptnne TO hnrn until the f.
nal consumation. The effots Of the in6del are
vain. Las we'll migl the insect, which anltess
on a flower, attempt 10 drag the Eagle from bis
erial height, as the puny arm, Of the in6del TO
demolish the fabric Of our faith. Voltaire boast
ed that lie would prove TO the world, thar one
man could destroy what It required twelss1.sn
to establish, but his death was comment up-
on the conscience stIicken. doctrines which he
promule ca ed. In the language Of DR., Young.
The death bed'sa detectOr of the heart
And such it was to the hOaryand, expiring in.
fde.
Such, Lady, is nv opinion Of the Son food.
and Of his GOSPEL, tho true Messiah erd minis
ter Of mercy to rnsnkind. And believe me,
when ] assure You. that did possess the neeeA-
sary eIoqusnce and inspiration, would go forlI
into the forest and the desert, and preach Christ
crucifed TO the benighted nations Of the earth.
Yes | would roam ".ae eiahi .lb'
Where none but savage feet have ever trOd,
And teach the glorious Gospel Of our God.
.... ..... MILFORD BARD.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21
AMERICAN BEAUTY.

She was new-blown rose, scarcely past six
teen, it'll black eyes and black hair, a straight
GreeIan rose; and to say all, she had dimples in
her cheeks. Her neck, in gracefuiIness and
whiteness, might have challenged thai ofa swan
and, although her bust was somewhat dimituI-
tive, ii corresponded well with her slcador
waist and the extreme delicacy Of her hands
and feet. In short she was one of these Amer
ican beauties one cannot behold without loving
and pityug at the same time, for such is the ex
quisite proportion and symmetry of their limbs.
that not an atom Of them can suffer ihe'teast al
,eraton without deslro, ing the harmony If the
whole. One might compare their beauty to
that ofan elegantly turned period, in which you
cannot alter une word without destroying TIE
whole sentence; or to use more cnrrect simle,
to a finished piece cf poetry, which BY the al
teralion OF a single syllable, degenera,es Int"
prose. never could look on any one Off ose
sylphs without feeling an involuntary motion to
place them, like other jewels, in some velve,
Germ, to protect them from the vulgar coniac,
or the hlighted influence of the atmosphere =,
From the Sketch Book Of Ger. NobIeu,at. /,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21

yer Was returned 10 her expressions oil
.passIon. Extricanng herself from his
arms, she gszed upon his countenance;
. dea,h-llke paleness was spread over
n, his eyes. tia. 80 lately bsamed with
the ardor Of love. were closed-"He ls
deadp she sbrieked out; the sound Of
her voice appeared to revive him, and he
half opened his eyes supporting him
with her arm, she made impatient sig
oals 10 the sassals, who, having seen
the Chevalier fall, had hasteRed to his
assisianee.f As they ascehded the bill,
a siified murmur Of indignation rose
from them, Admr'ng the generous spirit>
and ardeptslo of the Chevalier, for
their amiatls mistress. and detesiing
the cruelty Of their lord. They dared
not, however give vent to their feelings;
their aid was needless-the eye Of the
cheval,er again closed his lips con.
,ulsively quivered; bis head fell upon
the bosom Of his beloved girl the hand
Of death was laid upon him-she gave
one look Upon his cold and lifeless fea>
lures, uttered slight groan, and sunk
down by him. The baron saw his
daughter sink to the ground, end ran
towards the hill; he arrived, and beheId
her form extended by the side of her
lover--in vain did he clasp her 10 his
arms, calling upon her to give him one
glass of forgiveness; in vain did, he tear
his hair in agony; the spafkothfe was
exlinct-by the side Other lovers body,
had she breathed out her faithful soul !!
The vassals mutely gazed upon the body
of her they ever regarded with rever-
eHce and affection their c0untenances
were more expressive "of sorrow than
of anger" They bore him half distrac
ted from the spot, when the violence ol
his grief bad in some degree abated' To
ease his troubled conscience, and as q
melancholy consolation, he caussd q
chapel to be erected there. The bodies
of the lovers were placed in one tomb
they were laid side by side-and those
whose union when living the enviou'
fales had denied, were not divided ir
death. The tear will often glislen ir
the eye Of The peasant girl Of Normandy
as she points TO the fatal hilI,and re!atel
the story Of tho two unfortunate lovers
And motIrns that they so gracious, should
have fled,
sAs 'twere before their time
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21

A BALL kooM-i was once IN ball
.room-many, many years ago--it wss
crowded 10 overfowlng. with gaIlantr,
end beauty, health sal on every cheek,
and every eye sparkIed with pleasure.
The guests were all young, all gay, all
happy, aud sorrow aud care seemed 10
have flown far away. leaned against
The painted wall, and mused upon the
Gene before me, I'll my nlnd was los'
II the dreams ol Imagination. Then
hought saw pale aud shastly figure,
wrapped 10 thu loose drapery, leaning
Ralnsi distant pillar Of the hall. hall
ald by ils reflected shade, and alternate
y eylng with piercing scrutiny, Inc mo,
wing groups, aud making minutes on Il
croll he held 10 his left hand. A shur
er run through me, ! shrunk back, anr
.alhered my breath and raised my fin
ler TO point oul this ~, sterious guest
lust as my arm was seized by compan.
on. | slsrled-,he deIusIon vanished
Il mingled amid The giody maze a.
ound me, but the recollection Of lha
,uguar fancy returned aud burned upOI
ny heart, d hundred times that evening
, year ago these juvenile scenes were
gain brought to mind. l passed by lh'
I'D hal. /, had now been churcl
lor a quarter Of century, a large ant
iled bnrya al ground was walled IN a
,ound il. dIsmounled and wander
rred an hour among the graves; almos
every step took, brought me befor'
some tomb stone sacred to the memoir
of one or another, who was with me il
youth at the crowded ball room aU'
some ofthese stones bore the marks o
dim and dusty age. Suddenly the mys
| terious guest, my fancy had so strange
| ly picturep, came to mind, and a voice
| seemed to say TO me e-"l'hat was death
he has been faithful to his record
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21
From the NaShuills UmOn
"WlLLlAM H HARRISON!
WHO IS HEP

He is the Federsl candidate for the
Presidency oi The United S.aics. Isthat
~! Oh no-he is the man who was
once used ~ the Pi residential candidacy
by Webster as bat stuck to beet Clay
with, and once by Clay as a similsr in
s,rument with which h. beat Webs,es.
.As The ar,isaHiofesea faithful tool with
~hich be hss sf6pehi afor years, no do
Webster and Clay lEy Harrison; ,hsv
ike him much betteftIian tley like hun
much better than they like each other.
So much for the checking oi'the knowing
nDes' who move the pieces upon the
eteat Federal chess board. .g' nj ,.r..
who is William Il. Hsrrisoni The
Federalists have asked the question:, for
(as Mr.. Beel says) we always try 70
keep our powder dry ,Wm II. Har-
rison Is the man who, in the OHIO Leg
islature, voted TO SELL FREE
WHITE AMERICAN CITIZENS
FOR DEBT! Do you doubt ill Here
j. the proof, positive proof: l,.!,..
Eatract from the Journals efhe Senate
of OHIO. -.... ...... .-s.. ..,.ls a.,
/ TUESDAY, Jan. 80, 1921.
Senate me: put suant 10 adjournment.
The Senate then, according 10 the or
der Of the day, resolved itself into a
COMMITTEE Of the Whole upon the bill
from the House entitled an act ior tho
punishment Of certain offences therein
named,' aud after some time spent there
IN, the speaker (Alien Trlmble) rssum :
cd the chair. .. .....t.8 ........
| Mr., Fithian then moved to strike ou,
the Oh section Of said bill, as follows:
| BE il further enacted, That when
any person shall be imprisoned either
upon ezscution or otherwise, for the non-
pay ment Of fine or costs, or both, il
shall be lawful tor the sheriff of the
county to sell out such person as SER
WANT, to any person within this Slate
who will pay the whole amount due, for
the shortest period Of service; Of which
sale public notice shall be given for al
least ten days; and upon such sale be-
ing effected, the sherlffs shall give 10 the
purchaser a cirllfca.e thereof, and de-
liver over the prisoner to him, from
which time the relation between such
, purchaser and the prisoner shall be ,ha
! Of MASTER : sERyENT. until the time o.
r service expires; and for injuries done by
either, remedy shall be had in The same
i manner, as is, or may be provided BY
8 law in the case of master and nppren,i.
: ces. But nothing herein contained shal
If be construed TO prevent persons being
=. discharged from Imprisonment, accor.
il ding 10 the provision Of the thiriy-sey,
d enth section Of The act 10 which ibis! /,
T. supplementary, il shall be considsTe'
~ e1pedient 10 grant such discharge; Pro
= yided, that The Court in pronoun cir ~ y.
% 90 any person convicted undo gnlis
e e OF the acl to which this il =. \.
n iry, may direct such Pets bi alssepI " ss
y y 10 be detained 10 Prisoh pq 2:
i be paid, or the person 81 'R2
le 5erwise disposed oi,
er provisions Of this acl
i tAhd tbs Jsss a.
IS cd, those who vol az Il lae
IS were :sssrs, Bon
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21

A few days ago butcher who has
always been considered 'wIde awake,
ost q shoulder OF mutton, and having
ascertained that it had been stolen oy 8
dog belonging to certain attorney, he
lost no time IN repairing to lis owner,
and accosted him as follows. 'r'e' r.
pray cir, if dog comes to nv shop
and runs away with Joint ofmeat, can
not make the owner pay for it? Ger
tsinly,' replied the attorney. Then
will thank you for 3s Sd, which is the
p.,ce Of shoulder Of mutton your poir
Ter has iust stole from me'' The law
YER paid the money. and the knight o
ihe cleavOr thanking him and wishing
hun good morning was leaving the Of
fee; but the solicitor said, stay sir,
must trouble you for my fee. Yo
came to consult me, l gave you my O.
pinion, and the charge Is g.. 2d ~
The butcher looked exceedingly
ssheepish,' bu. instantly paid the amour
and returned home With The loss ofhi
mutton ann % lid 5.,a r:Hw ar amo'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21

The drunkard has a hole under his
nose where all his money runs into.
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A DOWN EAST BEAUTY. ysI.
i'l5 Her hair is Of a rich dark brown,
Cerulean is her Cye, e !, .a.. g.,
Her cheek as soft as cygnet's down,
'5 Her lips like pumpkin pye, r
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-02-21

sAs 'twere before their time.-
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Ser Qeoorapbllt6e 0i(Derfaat

coer aQ9cmentr uetcrtt nrs Ocrftrurr9n aer s1nptr
tnthne turIc 2fhrcitun9 rcr fnf 21Dciie (Gurpre
Nfrta Nen Nmcrita np Cccani unr Der rcrfherene S6
Itcr re e ttpbnen in 0tjDun9 ouf bic rccn, tr9er@
Ien (tlbaftlicn TtrDaltnBe Der einnen @taatcn
Ills rem rpbn 9rlfsanmcn in pe cntfrnn xbelrn bcr
|Grpt-8ecert init meDr as 1000 net NtktIbun9et Der
mcrtirpi8tcn G8en1nre rer 9Ieur unp &un ppn allen
[Delcn Der Grbt.
Sebtnsunstn:-0cts Sueb trftbsnt it 9rrScr oftats
fpr ba 9c9cn $40 &eitcn nit 1000 rcrtpfcn Ntteun3e
SnSubfrtentcn :irr s snGrrnlerrr GintoNr, hcndet nit
olprr3crnn9n rerbcn, 5u So IS nnb lit enn >erert"np
ju S3 so atgelicfert mcrocn sADIEor lei Nticfcrsn9
0hi8s QHrt lit tcot39t, cine oQ9emcnc &nnee rcn alsn
Sbclcn Der Qclt, Den nucit Guprcn nnr pen eren
nerer9tetttnrcn srf1mmen9etclt, ST 9etcn.
Der 0eraus9ctr tuD tecu9t rag fein 29ort btrtpptn
arguments notwsnr9 pnm mirp tim ein rrdnni9cs no "t@
ttars Quktum ttGen, ric &ncrtamtett Patronage
anf bs QEert mpcn, mec 0errr~eifc rtrp'ttt ur
wc Jim III crtn 8tnIbunsrn fir peBcn 9ttrcttun9 brbn
lid ftpn Scr rcis 9Dertes 1T, man nteGuas
at 9arers unp bic 3abl Der Ste 1T Srrat 5bt tbr
9srn9 9en9cr ais es 9eetrt merb tonn tprnt nidt ee
etrettun9 Dr es9rneDn wtrrcn fltc. Nur@9c ppt rrr
GnnnS perpen panstlb teod ron cren rer ntsrt9rte*
brncn N9entcn. & rncv EGllar, } @9entc1
sc. .0orrln9tcn, fit
Canton, cDlap Is, 1s4O "a. Oh -9arrn8tpnO 0bo.
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N}oR1atS peoetabt(i1Ne geben5@9lrseneten.

Sn Vie(e Nrseneten een iDren Sl"me' ron tlrer CT
X mictcnen lnb fabftoren Q1rtuns init rer tic
fszs Die Que unb &0n1 tts Setens rent9cn unp te init
k crneucrter 8ro unp @tdrtc tceben n rteIen buna
brten 6fetnsten Sden bic teea"nt aeod worren p
,nb lit ttinab eptr &rontbesar Der pas nntb3c Spie'
rnterpcrftnift, fnb bic slttltdben &rfcl8c rot1
Npffat's 9ebeuspiuen uno pN6nir>Sttters
Den poplr @tncfen nr Sp(rn ais srrber init pen o.
pbt(rGcpDi(cn e5runben na bsnen Ge 5uann seeet
nnp mad bcncne fo9 mirtcn mnBen, panttar n'o oHnf1
a1trtannt tprrben
Die setens,Ars senet tnpfeb(en 8nA unfDeiten teser
Dirt unp GattE8. SDre rc Q8irtun9 IT, ollie nreht9teten
Nnp nnrcrbaue IDc bic d tttf@no9 o pet aen peSOfH9@
,no Der Gn9eprc bauftn rsjmpciSn rp Den b"rten
unrat, neltr d III Gr@t Der tcnen G@rnc Eln'elt'
fcrtjuba. Nnpere Ir,tneicn rcni3n nee MIR jun &he1
nnb aBn frlc 9Nmmcte 9aBn turiF wrnur9 an9emppnfe
@etnncDcit NIT Dre S5en AnAan9 rpn ueFn rpef Foe>
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9ttfe XDatfae 1T alien rtsel1Bicr NnotrmFcn wtt rtr
mn(1lien Gnstmctoe ned rrnxrrc nnter'cn wrb stann
1trb paber Ebrctt td ros Q5crurtD rer mrD nnterbn
dnnr ae9e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9cG2n Nr;eneitE Die rc1
nnwSenrcn 9erfpnen ocrftrtt no Dem p"ftttahl on9eF
1perpen te ,reitc QSrrnS tnsNrjcnn IT, r JEtes
rc uo (ac III rttn3en parr tcSeEcr nnr Sn9e rcr
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rats ItasatttidDc &ttcns I3enn inp rndb unb i't'f
scrruft unh aIs eupcrints ntS tur p8enpe NfonfDee
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1nsse9run9 Gtrt:t, 9d@'re eae S'61"ce tcrFut,l'9e
AueibSe Ho f!ec3t: eRta1rts et15trdtnoe cen
teidc tribe nt9 @nIcrc nnG:8:nfte ebmFtEF1ren ""B
Grtaltuugcn une Seno, uno rriithene "nrHre N qrsr@
ttn, ,vttdje ren ntnh.u GSrpcr t@6e Sn 5erern Fez
fcnrers np c &tEsn$orsncntp 70 eri99Ss 0srsn rag F'
bic 0er,te in bE tc feltts ol8tcln rerrrrnEn
Qutswos 5trr ioNu con iGif 3as.enn reron9t w. rag
e Die $gtsnGart tee;s rg na A~ Strtrrna9en enfpme'
Sltht t,rb 3ne*aneen rbr~ eur ir9enb st"as rHn p'
feltt $rttnoe5 hrf or 0tett 6" SnlnCH-epF" "F p""
Die S3tfutete e!nsA MHpo4 tGcitfGcn Itriut45 -
MpTots mtDi5 5inii@t6 Monn@L J. ot9 eh H o@nasS7 ss
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geutfbe @eIebbtt6er oon Sbto.


g,ir mqcten uuIern tertfden Breunceu tternit bic
gn,etoe baB mir ei,te n5ab Gremplare ott9en G9ers
fcS ,lt gstFatf erbat;;c: taber, -uno bos Stte ST
81 So tem pcn cen perren 0eraue8sbern 9steGteu
Subcrptcueprsi!e, su psrobfcl9cn teouftrngt 1"h.-
las gRerf wuroe BON ben S1erren Gptdb uno 9H1I>
fer, in Gcrmuntctpu, Sbio auf Suticrlphon hero.s'
oeaeten nuo Dor bem Druf Der Gcptpn ette5 pratt'z
,sn 9lSoofaten ter9eben, un ale felt oeM 0rntt Der
ebten gtotuten ifottGefuuecner 3uese u1o Werdnce>
rurqen am geb6rigen Svt unbsteLie si13uid'alte''.
Eruf uuo GSapier bes 1DerfeS {lno nersl19d1 gut
uub fo reit mir 3eit batten Die lleberbun9 NIT bent
Srfaiual ,u uer9Ietten, it o,eelte n69idt rid9 nno
Qetreu, 70 uie oes bic 8ertiecenhet Der e1ome--lnc
6ie Gprehausoricse ber en9idhsn Het'tspsse 9etat>
Item. Die lleberIesung ii ocn Nsrrn Gscr9 9Salter
gHtr ,pefeIn ntH-oaf cieeS QSerf nnlerll teud)e1'
lrbiraeru 6uBert nNfcmmei1 uno nuels' le9l. nct1
oe, inoem toburd enemldu9t 9efnb!ten uNo !ant asS
qe(orcd,enen SeburfniBe ob9ebolen miro uno oa ote
8erleaer ur cine nldBee sn;aM Grenptare 11bcr 1ee
ourtb Sublcrpcn betetten aebrndt haoe, 10 OErtfen
oieelbeu in rser 3eit verQrfn egn, uno D'r ratten
paber iebem Der ems u haben wi'nld bep Soften ooS
fir ansulpved'eu, uno ld) ben Se(ls otees nne'den
Bcrtes su fehern.
Oos l8crs entbd(t auser Ser Grnttutcn uno Den
2lOaemeinen @elesen bon Ship, audi ned' Die llnab>
@rfldrun9 uno Die Gcnttutto,1 per Ser'
staateu, 70 pie AUDI Die oerhieoenen @cnsreB 9eets
,e aar @iubirseruns fur Ginwanberer,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-06-19
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