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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01
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Gloom was upon her countenance and
upon his. The man whose holy Office it
was to unite them in bonds never to be
torn asunder, stood like an executioner
before bride and bridegroom, and they
(ihe pair awaiting to be blessed y bent
down their heuds, like criminals, before
hum. In vain might the eye wander around
that assembly in search Of sunshine upon
a single countenance, all WAS dreary,
black and assistants as well as attendants
at the ceremony, were alike shrouded in
one dark, overshadowing pail Of rayless
gloom. All, joyful ever should be the
linking Of young hearts together, and hea-
Wy must b. the fate awaiting those around
whom the shadows Of fate are gathering
even at that Threshold which should blaze
IN all the gorgeous coIorlngS OF hope and
promise Yet the same sombrc syad, -
the same gloomy hue, same depth OF
darkness was seated upon every feature
"A}l was black!
No sudden blushing Of the rose, no swift
succeeding Of the lily, no iit(ul changes
telling of youthful passion and warm hope
was seen in that brides check but one
unvarying shade of funeral gloom pos
sessed the maid, possessed the groom,
possessed the preacher; in fact, they were
all possessed
1t vas in the back kitchen. There
stood Sam Jonsing and Dnah, Pete Com
DO, and Belsey, the parson, and other
ladies and gentlemen of the bridal party.
"Wha, wha, whicha- Mister Jonsing,
sir, you is on de wrong side ob de bride,
sir" said the sable minister of llymen,
ard Miss Betsey, the bridesmaid, "snig-
gered right out"
Dlnah was so shamed of Sam that she
suddenly turned her back to him, and at
the same instant Sam made a sort Of left
| handed Jump TO get the other side OF Dinah,
and bump went their curry cocoa nuts one
against the other.
Heah, chah. cha, heah, began Pete
Gombo, who was standing groom, and a
universal fit Of exclamation seemed about
to burst forth from the whole kitchen par
ty, when solemn and indignant glance
from the Parson brought the rislbIes OF
Pete and the rest all into subsection.
Now you is wrong again, said the
man Of reverend exaltatlon, 9 here is Mis-
ter Gombo standin' along toder side oil
Miss Betscy, when he ought to be 1endin.
on de groom. so doesn't know wedder
is to marry Mister Jonsing or Mister Com
bo."
Miss Betsey almost sniggered again.
at are not--l say de holy and awful
soemaly oh wedlock, my friends-it are
not something for to be grinued at, my
'spec,ed friends, tell you dat !" said rev.
ereud ebony, with an air of every grave
and piously patronising Importance. 80,
my hearers and my BREEDERS, nebber let
the ongodIiness OBJ de wusser nature oh
man make US iorgit wot we owe de spec.
table sutton oh matterummoney :"
And Sam and Pete, and Betsey and
every body, grew grave at once, aud ST.
lent, as though they were so many ebony
statues meant TO represent the voiceless
and obEvious family of the dark ages.
Nov you is in de right FIX" said the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

A Constantnople letter states that the
authorized dissection Of dead bodies for
surgical purposes took lace there for the
first time on the 18th ultimo. The corpses
of Franks were the first taken for this
purpose, bat it was expected that unclaim.
ed bodies of Turks at the hospitals would
ultimately be given up for the same OBJ
iect. This was considered an immense
step towards removing the prejutAcc OF
the Turks.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

NAvAL.-The N. Y. Journal of Com.
merce has letter from Rio, announcing
the arrival there ofthe sloops of war York
town, Captain Aulick, and Dale, Captain
Garrett, from Norfolk, on their way 10 the
Pacific. As the two vessels made the
whole voyage IN company, fair oppor.
tunity was afforded Of t. sting their sailing
qualities, and the Dale was acknowledged
to have borne the palm, her rate Of sailing
being about knot an hour better than the
Yorktown. The ships were remarkably
healthy.
The cause of temperance was flourish.
ing on board the Dale. Sixty four other
crew had stopped their grog. the con.
sequence was sensible diminu.ion Of
uomes upon the surgeons and boatswain's
books.
The Boston, Captain Long, was at Rio
de Janero, waiting with the Constellation
(Which constitute the East India squad
ROM the arrival Of their new Commodore
Captain kearney, now commanding the
trlgate Potomac.
The Marion was repairing. The De.
catur was at Buenos Ayres, and the En-.
terprlse on cruise.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

Canal ACROSS rnk isTnMre.--By advices from
Panama brought by the schs, Amerca. from Cha
gres, we learn shat;he Department q State, II ia
now called, remained quiet under the rev order q
things and that the obstacles heretofore intrrroaod
by the clashing OF the locol and general gnveru-
meuts with regard 20 tue proposed Caual across
the lsthnlus have been tfeeioay set d trs'
This important undertaking seems al leugth in
fair WY TO be accom- lisbed, through the medi-
urn Of the Franco Ganedinn Company, esiablished
in Paris. Tho necessary funds are ali ady piovil-
ed, and we are assured thar the work vill be iu-
niodiately commenced, and prosecuted to lis COM
pletiou.--N Y. Joar..ef Gem.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

MAMMOTH Bones ON TIE kENTUCKY
RIVER. is stated in the late report of
Mr. Steady, the resident engineer on the
Kentucky river, that homes of the man.
moth have been found in building every
lock and dam on that stream. These
bones were dug out Of the bank ofthe NV
er never less that 100 feet from the waters
edge, and in no case less than fifty feet be-
low the surface OF the earth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01
VOLUME az.
Tup MARTIysBURG GAZETTE,

il rpbji.bed every Thursday morning =, S2'oo per
nnana,. nsyablcinadyauce 50 80 wi,h'n the year
aol A. 90 ,t tbe end Of the year. no Pafe, can
b.. di.coarinned until ~ afreafagts are
cspt az he option Of the rneii.lef.
/, t,,tiseuents will be inserted three times at ,
.o,re. oftwelye lines, and 25 cts per square
f,,evs,y subscouent inserton--tb number otin-
sertons TO be marked upon the manuscript or
COPY of the advertisement sent, or u viii be con-
,,o,ied until forbid and charged secordis civ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

SrcuaHroa.--Ihis town so long noted for lilo
manutdcture Of 3ool-and Shoes, is situated 10 Nor.
folk Co, seventeen miles from Boston. There are
very few fafbiliesi Ia town vino are not engaged III
the business. The femaes here, as 10 the toesn of
Lynn, noted for ladies shoes, perform much u tho
labor, iaishng eotrey the upper par oflhe boot.
In the year 1887 there l7i,900 pairs 81 boots,
and 1880 pairs Of SHOES manufactured ia Stopgh-
tom a'ued at $437 800. This spenks well ,pr
the Industry Of town containing not more than
1000 inhabitants - Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01
" A q Z IN II y .
REORGANIZATION or TnE NAVY Con-

REORGANIZATION or THE NAVY Conf
MENcED Ar LAsr.--We learn by private
correspondence from Washington, that an
order has gone forth from the Navy De-
pariment, for improving the style of uni
forms now worn by the several grades OF
officers, the particulars of which will be
out in few days. One Of the most i'm
portant features of the order is, that all
The officers, from the mi{dies upward,
must NOW down their soap locks, and
shave of all their huge whiskers, nous.
tachss, imperials, and the greut locks
which grace the chin, under certain pains
and penalties therein set forth; provided,
however, that such Of the officers as are
particularly partial to hair, are privileged
to wear whlskers of such dimensions as
moi to proceed lower down the cheek than
to be at right angles with the mouth
The object of the department is, no doubt,
that our naval officers may look like men,
rather than bears and monkeys, and We
presume that the new Secretary means
by degrees TO get them into manly habits,
and make them Of some use 10 the coun-
try. Success to him What a stir Of
business there will be among the BARRIERS
in few days, such cutting and tearing Of
hair and wool, as has not been known IN
Pennsylvania since the last sheep shear
ing-the pride and culture Of years mus;
fall at one sweep. Verify, We believe
that furniture car would scarce contain
the clippings that must fall from some of
their faces. We wish them luck, how
ever, under the operation. Phil. { Daily)
Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

Coon roAsy.-fhe editor OF the Boston Cou.
rier The evening Of Friday last, about the hour
OF the Wing Editorial Festival a, Washington, took
glass of pure water, and the aspiration 81 the
moment dtsuk the following toast:
"rHs PnEss-the Lens which conyerges ard re-
fleets the ray. Of The ihtee great lights Of the mo.
raj and political firiBanc1t Religion Learning and
Liberty. Let those who regulate its position, re-
member that to them is committed tho destioy Of
The naiinn.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

The Turkish nation is really advancing
in civilization. by new code of laws
recently promulgated, ii is provided that
every Turk, Mussuman or Christian, with.
in the territory ofthe Sultan, is entitled to
trial by jury. If he be a Christian, he is
allowed 10 have one half Of the jurors OF
the same creed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

TAG RloRT CouRsE.-sir PeHrnse WIS yest-r-
Day called l1r by the mulntudc, and preseftod ba'
self, but iuli'ualed that he was now an officer Bndr
tsc General Governmen', be held Il To be improper
tor him my otaer gentleman 10 interfere 10 uty
manner mere than to give his vote. This i prop-f
and is tue doctrine preached ~ our party when oat
Of power,--~e are glad 10 see il ptaetsed when 10.
- Harrisburg Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

Tie Washington Correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Advertiser writes, undet date Of the
18th iBstant--
sir Crittendcn. the Attorney General, leaves
this afset room for LockpDrf, Nav YORK. He takes
sth lin a. auiheuticaied copy d dispatches from
the British Government. containing Tie distinct end
uaeaae9cal ayov al of the burning Of The Caroline
And dron this ground our government will request
the release Of Mcl.eod--and for Jhs purpose has
Nh. Cdttenden gone. II he is NOT delivered up,
il j. understood Nh, Criumlen remajas to be pre-
sent at the trial, though he will take no part.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

A Lone IMPRISONMENT. John Hat
field. the man who fired loaded pistol al
George III. in 1902, and who was ac..
Quilted of the charge Of treason on the
ground ofinsanity, died in one Of the Lu-
natic AsyIums Of England on the 23d Of
January last, in the Gosh year Of his age,
having been confined thirty eight years
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01
onNnaAn lNgEflgeINeE.
RAILROADS IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA,

-
i = sia'ea ~ correspondents" = 'pe eeai'ess'a
Courier. that tlsete Aye fsa eoaHt asafa y WITS.
b'.'asa tq3p 'a'les Y AeifeRa' 3 ~ ssstcs.,a
cost o ~a3 ~ ba0--e9aai e 20 ase'es9 &, 49,
23i, or w l2l dollars RS H''ie' NehN ''n''a'H-
ieg eiis sied'zipes cesi, "'.eh : eso11 sn, Ns'
thet 81 tie average castei aiaef3eae Aeitese''
still, The diWdea9s on mai8 q lpese h.luaN N''
ProSsi ways, ere stated 70 &c isata zen Y i'ut'H
pee cent year Circuit eepsiHefe'as 'aie'.ousa
and dense ropuia' i"n, afs ts causes Na'en' ~
England, haze coudmriea y llhs 9osIN'oas iesot
ara the same causes vii soon 90 isse pioaue, ''s
same etiscio on iids side ihe wR.eF. hthF"aVsi V"f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

Gen. SCoTr and Mr.. CRIrrENDEN are
both in Albany, on their way to Lockport.
The General received a severe injury IN
a fall upon the ice while crossing the Hud-
son. He was at the Columbia Hotel, un.
der the care Of physician, suffering
much from confusion on the face.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

Messrs. Cary and Hart, have just issued
in two handsome volumes, Notes on the
United States of North America, during a
Phrerologlcal Visit, in ls33-0-i0, by
George Combe"--a work, doubtless, Of
the most entertaining and instructive char
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01
ROBERTS,
SEMi-M0NTHLY MAGAZINE,
EOR TOWN AID CnI,Nrnv

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It always contains all of tho valuable nscella-
neou- mattel that appears in the Boston Noton,
including the popular Romances of Old ST. Paul,
by Aiusworh, The Poacher, by Marryatt, and
George s.. George Julian. by the Author Of Val
enline N"N." Also, all the Engravings that APP
pear in that Papcr-togslher with, occasionally, a
plece of fashionable music. At the end Of the yeal
IL Will comprise u volume OF over one thousand
pages-a library in uselt!-aod tbs subscription
for year is only 50 90 ard when taken IN clubs
of ten, only 81 so /. {. 10 copies for SIS 90
The first nua Der was published January IS,
1914 and c'n,tained part FIRST Of the popular Nov
mentioned above. All the back Nos. from No.
,, can be iurrish"d.
Po.rmn,rcrs authorized to receive subsclib-
ers iot the Magazine.
GEORGE ROBERTS.
Pabsher and Proprietor.
y Boston, March IS, ls4l
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

SEpRNTARY FoRcE.-We understand
that Mr.. polnsett's sedentary force, en-.
pioyed TO stay at heuc il Florida by the
late administration, has been promptly Of
dercd BY Gen. Harrison 70 b. dismissed.
---ffaIig0aian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

IMPORTANT DEcsns,--Ihe Cncun Court at 81.
Louis, Missouri, recently decided that the deviation
OF steamboat othervessel from her direct ron.c,
except life viatcd tie policy Of insurance.,
aud released the insurer from liability.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

WiLLIAN GwYNS J0NRs, Of Baltimore, who was
sentenced some six years siocs 20 the Penientar,,
tor obbing the mad, was prrlonfl by pfesi,.ut
Van Bnfen, lew days beiore bis term az uii'e TX.
pifed, --he is now AZ liaefty ~ The time 10 was
arresed, be wa. Il Ell o. II the Gazeite, and en.
Gagged % Sunday school eoc'er. aud 10 ~ the
benevolent projects Of he day. For a long time
be acted as indoor cierlS u shs Elementary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

The Hon. LEVI ILEcoLN, OF Masssehnse,ts, re.
si5ped Tuesday the l5sh, bis irusi OF Reprosen-
tstyc IN Congress from the Worcester district, 70
which he was rc-eected Some months ego
Dawn BRoSsoS, (Whis) was last week elected
a Representative Ia Coaetesslrom the Augusta dis
trict in Inc State Of Maine, vice Mr.. EVANS re-
stvr.J
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

~, Charles c. StdrJuck and Waruev w.
~ Foreman:
2 thN'i non residents Of the Common wealth.
~kS tn'' 'o give you notice, TINT on the Odd day
oil AP'I. a'd necessary the oath the ne xt tiv.
al the oihco ut Seaman Garard in Martinsbure
We shall take the dispositions of sundry Witnesses
90 be read IN the several causes dependlpg in the
Circuit Suoerior Cour; for Berkeley copntv in
Ch"ncery' wherein we are Compalnanls and you
are Defendants.
JOS, BURNS
TIL. T. DUGAN.
VIM II. DUGAN.
FRANCIS r. DUGAN,
NEWLAND BYERS,
HENRY RYNER
WASHINGTON KROESEN
WILLIAM KROESEN.
JAS. HARRISON, &c. Ex'rs
JAMES T.. CUNNINGHAM,
JACOB MYERS,
Ani take notice that ut the same time and place.
"" sh All take drpo.ituns 10 be read in our causes
Il s"nSt YOU, in the County Court Of Berkeley in
fChanceiy.
OSMOND G TIFFANY & CO.
NJ, - ,bANL. b. MORRISON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

THE GOVERNMENT STEAMER now build.
ing at the Navy Yard in this city, viii be
launched about the middle of next month.
She is of beautiful model, and Judging
FROM husty examination other last week,
she is as strong as oak and iron can make
her. Preparations are making for get
ting her engine on board, and her hull is
nearly finished Her copper is on and the
painters are at work on the buwarks and
men are preparing the "ways" for the
launch. We learn from the Journal OF
Commerce, that her iron centre shaft and
cranks are now on board Of a tow-boat ia
the North River, being the first attempt at
making these parts OF the machinery of
drought iron. The shaft is 10 inches 10
diameter and 10 feet long, and weighs h.
46l lbs. They are from the West Point
Foundry Phil. North Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

"THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI. This is n
very Interesting section of the United
States, and we learn with pleasure that
DR.. SILAs REED, formerly Of Cincinnati,
but for the last two years resident ofRock
Island, Illinois, has prepared full and
particular account Of one part Oft for pub
LEGATION. Dir. volume is entitled ''Iowa,
and the Rock River Country :" and it
gives minute view ofthe geography, soil,
climate, minerals, zoology, botany, medi-
cal topography, and-so forth, OF the dis
trlct Of which it treats. The author has
travelled much in Iowa Territory and the
Rock River Country, and has doubtless
made himself well acquainted with the
general and particular features oil the re.
glon. His opportunities for procuring
statistical information have been good, and
his work can hardly fail to be one of inter-
est and value. 1t is TO be brought out at
Philadelphia.
We have in the United States SO coll
leges, IL law schools, So medical semna-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

THE CHEAPEST AND H4NDSONES I
NdGAIINE IN THE WORLD!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

We have in the United States SO coll
leges, IL law schools, So medical seminal
ries, 30 divinity schools and more than
1900 classical academies.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-04-01

[Simlar letters have been addressed t
other heads Of Departments.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
Wdrs "a,
Q(0lante- -9lNehrteEt.

Ga pbiltp 81 M q unb feine Trdu
et / a ocn 9lieber Wacun9ie Iaunfdip,
eeda @auntD, ocrmittclit elmer NreimilIiqen
lleberIhrebung, batirt Wai IA, 1871, al ibr
@iaenthum IieqcnoeS, perfcnlihe6 uno pers
miidtes all zen llnterSeidnetrn ilbcrtragen
baten uno Sndr gum @eiten Der @reeitcren
res bcia9ten philip 9irmiq, 70 merben hicr>
init silc, peld,e nod ouf irgeno cine Dirt an
beio9ten pbtlip 9cmia lhuloi9 fub, auf9es
forbert, Slplidcu nm unp bem /. Suly at,ns
beSahlen-uno Sclfe, melde nod rcttm6fs
il9e 9Iniprilhe all ben beia9teu philip 9lcmiq
haben, mercen cbenfaI6 aufgeferbert, ihre
9iehnurgeu innerbalb cbenbcltmmtem seits
raume, wrhltcitdti9: ein,uhinciqeu, an
S. S5laac Sreinia 9tiii9nie.
0eai 10, no--3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
Gecr9e Stetn
San8s nn0 Gafnhrmarler.

I2atlt hermit feueu Treuuoen unb eiucm
aerbrten publifum bCfaHut rag er cbi9ce
@;efdldft nOh an fciuem alien StaubNae, in
Der @amiltortyass, finf Gturen obcrbulb
BEN &iienTObr Der J9crreu prcB uno Sdgcr,
fcrtbetreitt, algo er UeitGnbig grrrdtbi9 biIt
zine 9iu6ratl
S11u8s un0 SaGubrer, Eimcpiecc8,
@riasu, 26feL Suter5en9, 9ipliniaiten unr
aIlerbaro SpisiSeu9e.
gtn5bsHeruugen weroen auf ole ihreUtc
girt uro III beu biai9fen 9Jrciieu perlebcn.
@leidfatl5 (Tuo bel ihm 2irilrn fir IRE
fter gu BADEN, Yinfcc. llbrer 81 unteridjirS.
liheu preiicn.
Danfbar fir genc6cnc 8nnbfdaft, tcf,
er auf cine BOrteauer SerfeIben.
@eOrge Stetn.
gtGentnnu, Sctpber 2s. ra-3Oi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
Senrp Iltnf,
GutICbcnlnacber tn 9(uentaut

Gutl1cnma6er tn 9l(Ientaur
trtreibt md, INNER iein @elhaft in Der SNa.
giltcnifraBe, loogsntuh's g8utbebau5 &C.
qcnnber, no cr INNER gu oerEaafrH bat mc
auf Seitcuun8 maft
GutitDen, 92aiIe5, 8u99ie3, Sear
borns, SuIfteS, !c.
Gr bilt tmmcrfort quite 2trbcitsIeutc uno ia
ole ieiuc Subrwerfe inter ieirer mmjiteltas
rem 9luftft aus gutcu Wdterialieu 9emdcNr
roaroen, 70 fam or fur ieiuc 2Irbeit sur lte'
ben.
gluSbedrritr9cn alter SuNrwerfe wereen
khnel uuo biaig belrrgt perocH.
Sriuru oIteu Treunteu uno G'6urern
bauFt er fir rie ibm sH Gbeil 9eworoenc
freuuoitaftlidle 9ilfmuuteruug mo laoct oa5
pubtiFum gum 9cnei9tcn 3ulprud Elm.
~Gr 1T geirnuen 81 ocnnietrtaite II
preiien fir baare5 @ele Su 1crtaufeu.
g!Iertauu, Scbruar "a. rq-6IR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
SCfallntuloChulto.

Der lluter(dricbsne beoirnt Gth biCfrr Sc.
lc9enheit lGineu Ereunocn, uno oem publifunl
uberhaupt, nn;uSci0en, Cae er rns Sd,nccer.
@efddft ned, immer an ocmielten Srt, wr
cs ehccem ocn @rlucr uno 30Gner betrieben
wurbe, in 8terYepcrt, gedn @auufp, frrtbe,
trebt aIlmo er oiIe, bic ibu mt brer Suuc:
fdaft becbren lperoen, bilIi9 bericren miro.
@r erhdIt INNER bic neueltcn Mcren ocn
phiIabelptia, oerIpridt ic ihGne 9lrbcit ais
&c lcuitwC 9emaht weroen fam, uuo lteht
gut fur ale lelne 2Irbeit.
Samuel GClper.
"Gm Gieirll, Der iein nanrmcrf gutpers
ifcbt fam bel ihm auf ldn9e 3eit 9h belt rcd,
men, mcun cr fth ir0cid) mclret.
JNancocr WdrS 10, *-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26

Der llntrri,hriebere bsbiert I'D, eieier Sc
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