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pointing power, but what are the opinions OF the
g.ea. BODY of persons for whose benefit the trusts
held. /, is quite conceivable that the President
might earnestly desire to get nd Of person hold
ing Office. and whom he has the power to remove,
while the people. who clothed the Presiden, with
tina, power might wish 10 retain the officer In
stance cease of secretary Duane. during President
Jacksea's administration. The Secretary OF the
Treasury had power by law TO remove the Govern
nent deposi,es fr.m the United States Bank.
Mr.. Duane. the incumbent Of the Office, decided
that there was no good reason FOX the exercise OF
This pewsr General Jackson wished the Secte-
TOY 10 remove the deposi,es. and cen,ended that
the Secretary was bound to obey him, because ne
the President had me power OF removing Mr..
Duane, but hi. gentleman refused to obey ihe
mandate Of the President. and retained his Office
until he ira, turned out The Wings OF the
country thought Mr. Duane pursued right course;
they did no; accuse him OF waat Of proper spirit,
or OF bring deficient in selfresPect, because he
did not throw up his commission voluntarily, but
compelled General Jackson to turn him out. Let
it be once admitted tia; the Secretary Of the Trea-
.ury or the Secretary Of State, the head OF any
other department, holds power to be exercised for
the benefit of the people. and it follows tina; he must
never voluntarily relinquish his hold upon that
power so long as he can WELD i; to this end. l
shall by your leave. sir. in one or 1--WE additional
numbers, pursue the SUBJECT and in the mean Tins.
allow me to subscribe myself 'y word which in
dicates the ,piri, in which | write. CASDoR-
FIRs.-A IRE broke gu, a, Hamburg, 5. C. on
thJ4night of the 18th. which destroyed the stores
of Mr. George Parrot, and Messrs. Sibley and
Crapon. The loss Is estimated at about si0,0 00'
The fire was doubtless the work OF an incendiary-
MURDER -on the nigh, OF the Eth, cries of
murder heard by persons near the Canal a;
ScO,,sville, Monroe County. On searching ped
Ter, horse and wagon were found the goods mis-
sing, and the de,d BODY of named Carr
found concealed under some logs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

UThe Nashville Banner of the 18Th, says that
TX Governor Shannon Is stated 10 be in less pre-
carious situation. and hopes are Row entertained
that his lie may be preserved
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POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern gaiL

q We mentioned the other day that Judge
Tenuy and Mr. ROwley had gone to Arkansas TO
IGN, duel with rifles. Welearn from the Losis-
lille Journal tAa; the former shot dead at the
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n Ccnrrnl Committee OF Democratic

MIG YOUNG 9E.N-Aa adJourucd meeting of this
Committee vii be held N;suSl uali. Canal Fr-
lay Evening, The 2Ah Of September MT \, J oclcSk.
BENJAMIN DRANE, Chairman.
Gm I'M silLrYkS. Secretaries .a3s,
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2)gt
~ Eig.lh Ware ,shiss-Tl

IT Eighth WiIro y IN se-IH Ne " NV Ilectors
n the Eighth Ward 10 pur. ofthc call of the Wig
General COMMITTEE requested 10 meet At the Tyoh
saloon on Mond evening. the 9Th Sept at hSi-paSi
o'clock for IKE purpose OF choosing i've Delegates 10
present the WaI IN Coudy Convention, for the purpose
of nominating thirteen Members Of The Legislature aud
hIr,cen Delegate, TO the State Convention And also TO
choose three Delegates 10 represent tho Ward IN the
Ssnaio IA, COM cHtio0.
The Cemmi..oners OF Registry row IN session from
TO . p. ". Register yoir aame this night
By order oftsc Ward Committee
JAMES r Vi. BLEAkLEN, Chairman.
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rwH BrR1rleH. known as the author Of

a volume OF Poems recently published. proposes to
issue b. subscription new Poem. entitled Our
Countrv-It. Dangers and rs Destiny twill De
in pamphe, form, of forty duodecimo pages
Price TWENTY-FIVE cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

DzArH ar FIRE.-On SUNDAY evening an Irish
woman while intoxicated. entered the room vhere
her son wa, drunk IN bed, and on going GU; left the
candle 50 .ha, it set fire the building. The door
OF the room was forced. BIZ; the poor inebriate
had sutfoca;ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

q The Albany Argus stated that SsydS', the
deputy sheriff taken on justices warrant at the
Heidelberg. had returned safe and sound to that
City. and ;hat all The rumots in print and adoa;
beyond the ares, Of Syader on legal process ard
his escape, are lit,lc better than exggcra'isns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

U College of Physicians and Surgeons
-PxxLr,uSAey Cousss OF LscrURES-The Prelm-
nary coa,sc this Institution viii commence
Oh Monday October 4. Or. jos 81. SMITH occurring OF
Hygeia, at TO- 4 NJ, aut Or. TosREY on Medical Bota
~ ~ H. n Lectures vii be delivered at the sans
,ur. duriar the Who'll, month OF October Drs. Parker
va.ts. and Gilman, lcio~ing Drs Smth and Torres.
These Lectures wall IRE, the STUDENTS of the Col
egc, anl the Lecturers would respectfully invite the
member. of the profession generally to attend whenever
II aay suit their convenience C9 20 ,oi
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II Lectures. Lectures "A course Of Lee
upon toe principles and bcarisg Of Parenso.y
CONNECTED with Physioiogy, viii be Commune. on Mon
cay evening aud continued every Wednesday Frday and
Monday Evenings thereafter until farther notice at Rut
gers Institute IL Madson-street at y o'clock
FIrst Lecture or Notday Evening next will Ia y.tr
70 all ao,e Interested are respectfully invited TO ati
Tickets FOR admission after the Fr., Lecture
cents Family TICKETS admitting six, One Dollar. Single
nekes admits one, or lady aud gentleman C) s2z q.
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10 The steamboat a. VI. Phillips, on her
upward trip from New Orleans TO St. Louis, struck
a snag in Doolan's Slough on the 10Th inst and
sunk Immediately in 8 feet of water. The cargo
will be saved in damaged state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

II Asylum for Inebrintes-Ata meeting Of the
Was5ii gton Temperance Benevolent Society S.pl 9th,
ELL Berie H. 2ands, Francis BrowLe Jao Ruek Tho,.
EdgerIy and Henry Egbeit apponte! committee
Investigate. among other things lie receipts and
pentures tie Society. On tie 7th they report
Cd winch report unanimously adopted. The follow
Ing, (Which may be the thing alluded the Sun
extract from .aid report, VIZ
You. committee you'd further state that this Society
eckuo. ledge the receipt doGao. for relief purposes
early period Of their eI,teGcs of,bc oil CO.
and they have expended from time lGie for temporary
relief the unfortunate nebates the " Sl6i D. 1t
may be proper state that THIS IL exclusive OF the Asy
fund rh;c collecting by the Society which
appropriated for ss5 purpose whatever Until the
arrans ements therefor are eompIetsd-p
We hereby certify ,ha, the above true extract IN
said report
tt os. VI. Woo-RCFs, Secretary.
New York, Sep: 18th, 1871. .24
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GousAuD's PowD.R.--We gave no credesce 10
The statements Of the wonderful esc: OF these eele-
bratRd powders until Ee them thoroughly tGst-
Ell yesterday. They do zteed accomplish all the pro-
prietor promises aud without the least injury or incou-
YeHeIce 20 the persons applying them. They will re-
a. were by magic, the light down upon the upper
P or on the back Of the neck, the stubborn
ha:- on the masculine chiE, by single application Taesa
powders indispensable 10 the beauty and f1r co.'s
plexio, OF the ladies', 10 after is never a,.
lsdsd vilhou, them Boston American Traveller.
The above Powders to De had IN Nee York only At
81 Walker street door from Broad= ay 81 per bot
tie. O. 30 IL
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NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Por SATURDAY. September 2J.
4 o u tie u t..


l. The FcwlER-a Poem from September No. of blacS-
wood.
l. The Countess and Her Frienls-Ap amusing Tale Of
COqu-try.
3 City and Country otoriety Cities and other En-
tract. from Tho World Of London "a capital Pa
per IN ire las, Blackwood'. Magazine
1. The Antarctic Expedition.
) vi.it to Newstead Abhey-Byrons Tomb
6. Original Poem Oh he Death of Grenville Mel.cn.
:. Three Chapters of BarEaby Rutye.
:. Henry Clay.
O. Record OF the principal Officer. ri tine Government
since the adoption Of the Constitution.
10. Letters of Mes.rs Bell, Badger and T,lmadge.
II. Literary Notices.
L. Important Charcery epored exclusively
for the Weekly Tribune.
10 Call of tho Wing STATE Convention
H. Editorials vpon the same and other Political opic.
OsenIng Of the New-York and Erie Railroad For
eigu Intelligence by the Caledonia.
u.s. News OF the Week, F5ur GRAIN Moacy and General
Markets.
For sale a, No 90 Ann-stree Price, single copy Ct
cents; by the year, $500 in advance.
IA GREELEY e. McELRATH.
u Cnlumny Refuted.-The undersigned, .
COMMITTEES appointed by the Washington Temperance
Benevolent Society, collect the subscriptions r
Asylum for the poor drunkard do soemnly declare that
the editorial in tho Sun OF yesterday morning Thursday
23) headed Asylum for Iaebri0tes i, false in every
cuar and believe that noihiRg has happened in the
Society amongst any of It's Committees to give rise 10
the grave charge made by the Sun and pronounce it
base fabrication, Designed undoubtedly PROSTATE the
efforts of the Washington Temp. Benevolent So
cety TO save that degraded class Of unity for
whose especial benefit this Society was orsnnized.i
The undersigned DO therefore declare that Instead of
having $500 the Mechanics Bark stated the Sun,
the amount there deposited by the Treasurer of the Com
mit,=e Mr. Daniel H. Sands. is only 81 Q, AM the SUN
since collected and in his hsnds s not quite $50. So
much for the reracv Of the Sun The ander,gne
tber state that of the money collected by
them has beer expended for any purpose whatever
cepiirg seyes dollars which paid for advertising
part OF Inch the itself received The sam preteads
TO recomm nd proiet" (as the Editor calls it, TO in.
innate presume, his knoS edge Of the French lar
guoge) for thu management Of tie Asylum Fund. Nov
the address Of the Society the public this Plan
propose aud the Undersigned having charge Of this
n;etd and do pledge themselves call meeting
Of the donors forth the address-and not dollar
OF this money shall be expended until those who have
given .Aai have voice the mode OF applying it to
the purposes for which it collected.
New-York, Thursday, Sept. 23d, lsil.
5. R Kirby Thos. Thoma,
WIN. J. Lee, Matthew w. King,
Daniel II. Sands. Besl. G. Forbes
Andrew Caldwell, Taos She pberd
CoHEiee.
P. s. Two Of tie Committee were abient one of whom
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u The lines Niagara Falls sen, u. by friend are
very incorrectly measured-iH fct verse at all De-
aimed.
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APPOINTMENT ~ TaE PRESIDENT

AZ AZ 49,
By AID sits tse ddriee ozf eorssRt Of The SezG.e.
BESJAxIS vs.. HALE, 10 be Postmaster al New
burysor:, Massachusetts.
JAcOs RossIss, TO be Postmaster at Lowell,
Massachusetts.
WV. c. BEAaDsLEr, to De Postmaster at Au-
burn, \. Y.
ALeERSOs sTDsEr ROBERTSON, Marshal fOr
the Eastern District OF Louisiana,
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p Hon. joan GREle, NJ. c. from ontaFio
County, elected upon the resignation OF Hon
Francis Granger to accept the Office Of Postmaster
General. mas resigned his seat in manly and
powerful Circular TO his constituents, in which he
hints that they could not do u better thing than to
put Mr.. GRANGER back into Congress. We Leart-
ily second the motion.
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FlRs.-A IRE broke on, at Hamburg, 5. c. on
th,4night of the 18th, which destroyed the stores
of Mr. George Parrot, and Messrs. Sibley and
Crapon. The loss Is estimated at about $40, 000'
The fi:e was doubtless the work OF an incendiary.
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rCr,Ua vocal aud Instrums ntni Con.

II Grnud Vocal nnd Instrumental Con-
ccr,.-SIG>OR JOHN NAGEL, First Violin TO tho
King Of sweden and Pupil PagaDni, has The hooor TO
announce that his Fr,t Grand Vocal ans instrumental
COM ERT nia take place Monday Evening SeF;em-
her - H. at the Cy Hotel assisted by the CO sbTsted PIT
ma Donna LA ITNoRNEUPHRasI, BoRGHEsE
from the Theatres Ssn Carlos Nspics Venice and Ha
YAM snd the Royal Comic Opera at Paris.
Mr. ETIENNE VOWEL, Professor OF Singing and
Tenor of tho Private Music OF the Kiug OF France.
Mr. WElTZELL
Mr. LOUIS RAKEMAN who has kindly volunteered
his services.
Mr. w. G. HILL, Leader of tho Quarte,to, aud
Mr. TIMlI, who viii preside at the Fiano Forte.
For Programme see small Bills.
Tickets One Dollar each to be had at the principal Ma
SIC Stores and Hotels.
Doors open at : o'clock, performance 10 commence at
o'clock precisely. CO s25 ~
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II Perfun,ed EfcnIh The best preparation for
oltaniog a and pure sreiih 10 cecidedy the Com
pound Aromatic Tooth Paste. The aromatcs such that
they mpar delicate asa highly ag,eeabe perfume the
breath, and the TINE cleanse nnd heaufy the
r-eth II s the most popular and economical denufe9
PRICE. * per jar Pre- pared and sold oBiy
by HORACE EVERETT, Druggist, ;67 Greenwich, oae
door above Franklin 81.
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" No Charge until fi,c Hair is Restored.
-BEALs'S HAIR RESTORATIVE is applied
tho above original terms upaards Of 800 persons
the olice, No. l6i Broadway, up stars.
~ Personal references given of our first cid.
10 is success. Prices 81 and %.
Sln 20 l.. 1. BEAIS IL Co.
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1v College of Physicinns aud sur$eo

II STor , rr>ecec. Secretaries .2i2t
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u Wings of our City remember tia, the Reg
;stries of the several Wards viii be open from ,c
Q o'clock tomorrow Saturday evening. Do moi
longer delay TO Register There is now no crowd
and i, will take bu, a few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

SAILORS HoNE.-The American Seameu'.
Friend Society are entitled to the wnrmest thanks
OF every lover OF his kind for their earnest and, we
are glad to learn mos, efficient exer:ions in behalf
Of the thousands of Sailors thrown upon shores
without friends eithey in others themselves, from
the bosom OF the great deep. Since 1887 they
have reformed some six hundred sailors from hab-
rs OF in,emperance and proaigucy, three husdied
have become mates and masters of vessels, and
many others have commenced lives of honor and
usefulness. The Trustees of the Society have re-
solved TO cree, large and substantial building for
Sailors home they have already purchased
site in Cherry-stteet, between Market and Pike,
Tor Which $4,000 were paid. The plan of the
building i, so feet front, As feet deep, with wing
running back IL feet: sin stories including the
basement TO contain $50 rooms. which will ac-
immediate about 800 seamen. The work is
rapidly progressing. The whole expense OF erect
ing this building will be nbou, So, 1000, and when
completed, it viii be seli-sapportins institution
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P. T~oo tie Committee abient, one of whom.
u Cut OF the city. sD
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Cot j. l.. HArSEs called a, office Yesterday with
severe headache He SAID almost drove him distracted
We gave MIN four OF She mans Camphor Lo-eugc', and
told him thoy had cured sheneyer we were attacked
md thought they would cure HIM While we vera talk.
my u fe minutes no sud his headache gone, and
wanted know II possible that the Lozentes dis
peeled Ii so soon We assured him that 1t "as, aud that
had miny OF their curing had casfs
his in equally short time. Hc said he wou4 never
hs without he again. and went lC6 Nassau
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uYEgE MONEY WILL BE RETURN
ID if the purchaser dissatisfied with Chapman Magic
Razor Strop with Metallic Hone, mauuactory William
sree-Rcail prices 81 cents, IS 81 90 s2J, and
81 50. Five minutes viii be ample time for putting the
dullest rsZor in perfect order. (2) so ltI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
TAKE TIME By TIE FORELOCK!
Peasc'n sEorehouud Candy IS reeommended

Peasc's EEorehound Candy is recommended
by cur most eminent Physicians and thousand
respectable eiizens ia performing the cure of Coughs
Colds, Hcarseness, Irritation of the Throat, Group,
Nhooping Cough Caarrh and Asthma, Papitaon Of the
Heart difficult profuse Expecora,ion, and, in fact all
diseases leading to consumption and death. Sold at IS Di
yisonst and 10 Aston House. and by Of the respect
able Grocers and Druggists in the city. Peddlers and
Confectiorers are appoutedAgents Esch envelope
: signed J. Pea,, & SON. ca) su30 lm
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-26
(Numnrer 20.

l.e uV't n!ult epeAo 1Httlf oon Der Edn3el ber1b
Itbnn QSclte man etl1en lolden Stano Der Diae ers
lauben no pircen bonn bic tuiloen Qetoenfafte beS
Wenlden Slu5otnung tnben O2it rpelben @efitb[et
tptroen niere Burger All Die Dolls eeben? Sc tantt
ntht notbpenot9 erldetneuL BET cen berubigenber gr
wa9nn9en 5u oermetlen, bic oeie 9eoaufen berrprrus
ten QSr tonten oentlt e9e oaB es, re ee ftets ii
1eoem 3e1talter uno tit jebem 4anbe Der SAT- mar 3
Getpalttbdti9etten uno 8utperseI1en fi1bren tlle.
Us 1T uniere pftdt feline Rabe Su 1helten, tpoburh
10 ld1reddbe SSogen Derbnoert merben fGnnen; fd1cn
bet euer @ntitebun9 iebem 9erinde unlere MtbIr9er
UTTER relt9toen lnterd1etoun9en ae9en enanber ausns
reet gu m!oerlteben, uo 9on5 belcncers bann rpenr
oeer gerlud bon Semaroen 9emad rptrD, oeflen 9lmt
itnr oa5n oa IT. Sreoen uuo QSob9efallen unter ben
Wentden s1 ihften, rbt Observation-Disclosures auf,l&tads
elm nno pol1t1lte &dn1pfe an;ure9en l11se
9Eenn Seano etnen 0acd sefiit ha6er tpiG, 70 aebt
er 5 eInet Sdnetoer mil er eiue lbr repartrt bas
UelL 10 9e1t er gum llbrmadber mill er ene Nunpe
ans9epenert 10ben 10 9ebt er gum pumpenmader; 6es
Dart etn S6t einer eluSbeeruns 70 gebt er a, eineu
S1llfe6aner ut le'n 9asen gebrcden, 70 9ebt er W
e1rem Sd9enmadber tuo bic Nenitcr ae6rpehei1, 10
9eAt er gum 9laer bat ct etn Ben gebroden, bann
a)1ut CT gum 9SnnoarS-0un, tparum tbut er bieIes
gus cett etfdden 9rtnoes neil er >petB, oaB 4eue, Die
'd Dele Sabre Der @rlernung enes @elhdftes aeribz
Ilnet 9aoen. oteles 9eddft beer beriteben men als
SDiale, ote nlen1als ettpas oamit su tbun hatten.
QSroe es ntft tbcrtbt, ia uarrilh fern, tpenn elm
Isann 1elne1 Serr1enen Hod su ei,tert Shnbmafer,
oteF !peHH gar 5entdroI Der oa8 Seln gebrcdenI 3
mem Ioootaten ihtden tpputel eStbm Sn been go
lofoeroar 70 ettpas eD pitrbe, beiobnseatet it eS
eHta9l1d PAS sente nod uaInnteere Sadelt als biee
oe9ehen nter aen Serufen oes Qebens erFpr6et teis
ne ~, sse lan9ere sehr3eit unb bob ere
l;ss!llsNlGaft Der e9terun9 5. b. bejenise ggists
latL n ele oa ehrt tDeldle MaBre9eln Oeut aleenset
l1nge ebett mir Mtasssee tstcit 81.
S?ees9e6un9 uno gum @ongre6 ab9elbift rper6en, bic
nI9t mebr pom Den 3u belprehenoen 9dgeeeenbeitelt
Ioerteben ale neu9e6orne Rtnber. -.
Seeer pet8 oaB mir niht ae nit angeborner SSibiss
DIE gset famen ; aber Sober oenft bae er NIT eien.
tr'f'nttmaBt9en 2olente, @eeBe sa mud,en, sebcren
le1 M Ma9rlld), mir benfen ale, mir 1lno sebcrene
Staatsmanner, nno caher tomn,t Der 9fuin 6es eaus
pes oard SSrporeonen, onopole, beionoere pripi>
fhhsenoe Garfe> bobe 96ga6en, gernid,tlnq bes Ga.
etals onro Die toertboien @audle, Giienbabnen uno
..r
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-26
7seui,rglt1rgflr..

0eraat8 att r an b fre mnbEnnos Gttf Der 3ttf
r(4eint rrecmdB5jeoc,l Srctas. 'esr11 r.,aaFa rs-
a.Dr @utftrirrnsz grets i'll 6 LnE b:a rA50 tnts,
III SorAusbt5ablnn9, cntr Ihecr falls Die 3ens w it,
ner Dalb Der liten !6ilftc rcs Sabrs te5aDlt wire
g. Die 3eitun9 fenn nur hnn au5eSctc wtrren, wenn al
NHfhanre tesaDlt dnb . 90. q.
~ QBenn pn 9eta,f pes Sabres rie 3eituns tibt
aufStInpiS pirb, fc trabtct nan os ols qDunf3
bie(abe fir Elm anberes Sabr 3u btbaIten = H . b. ~
50 Gcin tnrAretber ,ptrb fur enen e8er 3cttraum a[s
U9pnatct angrnomnlett @ 80 aE nj sGJfsr a.Es.s
s. Die 8erfcnonnS 8rfbieDt au Scten ltntcrbrtcr,
uN Srie Ole rausseter nben rOrep etnsanct crren
2 4n8en Werpcn fir bic Ibltbrn rt cling radt iBcn
6r fcsei3 baar Ot"6It werpcn nebt auf fonise
Nrt in Nc6nun8 fest. f..rr, tsy.sg .a.I.r< r.. =
t. Sober pofmetiter bat oas gedt, etnen 8ref
~ pethem tl 3eltun9sgelb befnoet pot fret an ben
Drufcr Su llberenben. a-~I 20: .''5.'s - sT'
qStnt nts unsre entferrten 9eler dIc Gjp(o el,oen
'pOaen 70 branden iIe nur 3u itrem YOtmeter 8u 9es
Oen, uno IN etner gegenpart oas @eo in eneu Srtef
AT uns gu te9en @r fhrebt ipbann bic obrese barauf
uno franftrt ben Sref, poour ben Subcrbenten tpte
benz Drufer oa6 pcitselb eripart rpirp. .E= ~ @@.@
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-11-26
81 e g % t { e bu II q.

Gd5alria fI ipiro's umber, unb bic Sldtter raulds
Ell leer umo lciler ollrdh oas ftre q II Der 9dtlr.
Barum rrt tf6breno iener @reis i'm nid,tliden
Dunfe[ -,tnb Icine 6altenwansen 70 Olaf oer3errt-
uno len fron1mer Bid 70 9ramerfnllt ?-Sltb, eute
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