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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
WHITE MEN KIDNAPPEn Ry Nr1.nnrs

VIII MEN BY NEGROES.
On IuesIay morning Of The present week our
r"n was thrown into considerable excitement by
the arrest Of three white men, Suppressed 10 be disci.
pies oi Inc Mormon Prophet, Jo Smith, who were
caught NJ The oct Of d~ccoying from their riRhffnl ovy-
ner several slaves Of The neighborhOOd. T.o fact.
Oh ihe case, as near as we can gather them, are about
as ioilow@ On Monday evening last, onc Of these
disciples cume TO a field where a negro man in m.
employ OF Mr. WIN Brown was at work. and offered
10 assist him and as many sshe could get to ioin him
~ escaping from the service Of their masters into H.
linois.nnd would send hem on to Canada. The how
who - a trusiy, faithful servant. and not slow in ,act
agreed 10 meet The Aboliionisi ni a ceraiu min,
near the Mississippi River. at 10 o'clock that night.
and 10 bring as many Of his fellow slaves with him
as he could get. The Abolitionist then returned
10 his comrades to prepare 10 meet The slaves; and
The negro Immediately went 20 Mr. Brown. (his mas.
ter and infIrned him Of the plot. and offered IN a.
sist him 10 taking the villsins-he accordingly 40,
four other negroes and nj the appointed time repair.
Ell TO ile place OF meeting. Mr. Il, in the mean ,ino
collected sevoral Ofhis. neighbprs. and secreteJ ,bom.
selves on the road between Inc place Of reudezyops
and the Mississippi river.
The slaves were met al the spot appointed, by The
Abolitionist and one Of his comrades. and a tb;,I
one Of the gang. they said, was Of tho river IN =
skih waiting TO cOnvey them aoIoss-aRer many
congratulations and very brOibehy shaking Of hand,
hey SET on arm IN arm 10 The river. 10 jotn In, man
90 The ssih-relstirg 10 The slaves the great sueces
.'ey had had h~ereioiore IN sendiug OF their colorod
fellow men 70 Canada. where they we're now eniov.
ing their freedom, sc sc As thov app,o,cboJ =,
where mf Brown and his company 10y, Mr. 3 missed
Up and demanded q bolt. ard The same momont 49,
negroea elinched fast bold Of heir white brofbcr
200 observed that hey were prisoners and resistance.
wa needles The slaves knowing Of the man IN
."s 'H't ibe nsEi NV waste secure him. which
accomplished thus Mr. n. and one Of The 49,.
'epaired 70 Che bank Of The river. and gave The 80.
pat 70 he boatman. who rowod up immesiately yy,,S-
n . few RODS Of The shore and snquired for H. com
'odes-the slave told him they we're coming an 90
pc Nlie and children. and that he must come ashore
.hu iel MIN get N The skill This he refused 10 do
inil his comrades come ~. Mr 3 finding that H.
,ego could not prevail upon him 10 come ashore
ben came up & leveled bis rife o. him threatening 40
hoOihtn iho longer refused. In IN On inst. he was on
1'fs ans safe N The clutches q The negro The
1feo were ihen taken 10 the house Of M 10, and
naroed ii Tuesday morning. when they were
foughi 20 his place and examined before Justice
-uiils and Wilson. and held 10 5ad IN the sum Of
4DOJ each, failing 10 give The bail they we're al
IN % jail
fMissDsn Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
ARMY NOTICE.
General Orders, HEAD QuARTERs OF THE AMY.
Nj Adjutani Generals Office,
NNaShinotnp Irno % I0xt

Washington. June ~, 1871
], The attention Of the President Of The limited
States has been called to the case Of CapInin G e
liuiter, OF the 9th regiment of Infantry. recently tried
by a General Courtl hiariio'. and, under sen,enc,
thereof. rePrimanded in orders. and required To ioin
his company Ia FLORIDA. Instead OF complying vytb
SAID order, The Captain, after communicating TO IN.
Department of War his dissatisfaction nj the nro.
eeedmgs oil the General IN chief in his case. .,.
pressed his intention 10 go, and has actually rroceed.
ed from Lynchburg, Va. 10 81 LOUIS, Mo, for The
iransacIiJn Of some priva.e business, without askinp
authority therefor. and has for two moaths been ab.
sent imm his regiment without LEAVE and vjibout
reporting himself 10 the proper authority.
Alter a careful conside ration Of The Whole sub;ec,
The President, seeing no pallintion FIR this omen de-
reelection oiduty, contempt ofnnihoniy, and disnhe.
dienoe oi u positive order on the part Of Cant uu,.
ter. deems Il due to the public interest, and nece,a.
~ 10 The mainIainance Of discipline, TINT he sbo,LJ
be dropped from the rolls Of the army. According.
" Capt lIurier will cease TO be an officer from The
dale of this order.
IL. First Lieut. X & Asheion. Adjnihnt Of The oJ
Regiment ofDrIgoons ihaS ing obtained a shpri len, a
oi absence on false PreIences. being now absent with
out authority. mud under -circrmsInnces which sh,y,v
ronciusIvely his intention was 10 desert from his re-
simeni, and having. moreover, cmbo zzled nuhlic
and private funds in his trust for disbursement and
salekccpIng' ~ by direction of The President Of the
United States. dismissed iom the service with Dis.
gmce.
by order Of Alrynnlcr MacOnh. Major General
OoinnnndingI!rChieE l.. THOMAS,
ASSISTANT Adjutant General
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TAXES AT MADAwAsKA TIA.

FAAES At MADAwAsKA-Tbe British Gov.
snnineht snyi The Kennobec Journal. arc said 10
pave assessed a tar on The inhabitants Of M,dow,s
"a We hope no American will pay il. and N free
y used 10 collect % that ell suitable resistance will
oe Hape Ii,he Wrench settlers chuose 10 ray tar
wIho British Crown We do not Hnow that We
-,u.u interfere 10 prevent hem We believe u
a. Ie'ohOfe zen used as On argument Why they
DO not desire 10 come under the auIho,;,v n Sf,ins
,nat y lhey do so they will be- iated. whereas the
Dulsn Government has not before taxed Them. c.
'ne'"iso han by requiring hem 10 make heir
y"h foads We are confident no British ta1cs will
DC collected on this side Of 81. John.
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FROM FLORIDA.

ST AUGUSTINE, Jolly l6.
Yesterday tie flag nj ST Frances barracks wo.
suspended a, half mast. and half hour guns were
fred from Fort Marion, IN tribute to The late Com-
mander in Chief. General MacoMh.
The average range Of The thermometer in this ci.
~ for the past week has been at noon 81 degrees
Major Churchill, NJ ijor Mapes. and Captain Helm.
izelman, U SA. arrived in town on Sunday last
These officers, together with Capt Gresham, who
mad previously arrived. constitute a BOard. for the
examination Of claims. and immediately entered mn.
on their official duties. NJ .or Churchill President.
and Mr. TOlle. Recorder Of the RoanI-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

MARRlED-On the 9th ipstani. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. THouas w. PEnsrHrov. Of his
city. 10 Bliss Rurm AxN DUNLAP, daughter Of wm
Dunlap. Of Ohio oorniy.
On the samo morning. by he same, Mr.. s. sUpt
DUNLAP. 10 Miss RUTn ELns CURTIs. daughter Of
Saia ihfel Curtis. Esq. all q Ohm county.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

WESTWARD Hottie Milwaukie Sentinel
aye There never has been a time when settlers
were h'fking into Wisconsin IN greater number.
nan nov" Every boat hrnga us large number, Of
inmisf'nis ~ he most respcctable character. and
ne immigration BY land is considerable. The p3si.
Ton ui ihe Territory % an enviable one. anI he io.
ducement hr settlers - greater than m apv ,ib.,
portion q Inc West."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
MONDAY. july &c. lSiI

MONDAY. July &c. lsiI.
The Fiscal Bank Bill being under consideration.
{ e amendment excluding officers or direclnrs from
receiving any loan was rejected. The amcndmcn,
prohibiting members of Congress from borrowing
money WINS Concurrcd in.
MIR Bayord offered an amendment, providing that
congress restrict the isslcs Of the bank OF the de.
nomination of ten dollars alone. Which WINS lost
O'her amendments were offered and lost.
TUESDAY,. July 81. 1871.
On nfo'inn nj Mr. Simmons, the vote relative TO
The issue nf notes was recorsidered. and the limit
placed the hwe-i mole at five dollars.
Mr. Clay then addressed the Senate at .pme cnn-
siderable length in favor Of the Gllowing amend.
mem which was TO strike out a portion Of the 9Th
fundamental rule, and TO insert the following:
And The sad directors may also establish one or
more competent Off :es Of discount and depusite in
any ierrtrry or district OF the United States, and in
nny state with the assem-, of such state and when
established, the said office or officers shall Rot be
reH"ved or Withdrawn by the sand directors prior
TO the expiration Of The charter. without the preyi.
Gus assent OF Congress Provided, in respect to any
State which shall moi al the first Session Of the Le-
giSlature thereof held after The passage Of this act.
by resolution or other usual legislative proceeding.
uncond Iilonally assent or dissent 10 the establish.
ment OF such office or offices within IL, the assent
81 the said Stale shall thereafter he presumed and
provided. nevertheless, that when it shall become
necessary aud proper for carrying into execution any
ni the powers granted in the Constitution, TO esiab-
lIsh an office or offices in any of the States what.
ever. and the es ablishneni whereof shall be direc-
ted by law, 1t shall he the duty Of the said directors
TO establish such office or Offices accordingly."
Carried, ayes rs. noes 81.
The question being hen taken, the vote stood for
engrssment rs follows:
eas-Mes Barrow. BItes, B Iyr I'd , Brrrien,
Choa'e' Clay OF Ky, DIXON. Evans. Grham. Hunt
Insinn' Kerr. Mangu n, Merrick. Miller, Morehead.
PheiPS' P1r'er' Preniiss. Preston. Simmons, Smith Of
Indiana. Souihard. TalImIJge, White. WooIbridge
-25.
Nays-Aiessns Allen, Archer, Benton. q ichlnan.
Calhoun Clay of Ala. Cdihber. Fulton. X ng. Linn.
NcRoberis, Mouton, Nicholson. Pierce. Riyes. Sc.
vier. Smith "f Connecticut. Surgeon. Tapnan.
WALKER Williams, Woodbury., Wright. Young
81.
The Senate then adjourned. after n proirIeted
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rRoAKrRs ArrEyn

We 'iiI hear your voices at e!ery corner. crying
out with enr aud long faces. Il an afraid MIR Tyler
will veis The hank bill" Take heart. take heart
We men Of weak nerve. md unsound minds. IL !.
not possible. Mr. Tyler you do not know. lie is a
man Of elevated mind. sound views upon public
policy. md n ,rne regard for the opinion. OF
those who have placed him where he IT.. thereby
o~Ihitiing 10 him their cunfdenre and regard. Mr.
Tyler has deemed. in some OF its features hereto.
fore. a bank Objectionable 30 did Mr. Madison. ~
DID Mr. Jefferson, but when they found il was need.
81 by the Government and demanded nv The people
The one gave II his signature and the other his sane.
Ton. ~ with Mr. Tyler. a man whose life has
heretofore been like ,heirs--a man Who has beliey
ed IN Their principles Of strict construction, aud
with The Renowned Harrison that a Bank of the
United States only became constitutional when il
became necessary as a fiscal ngeni-ke will. undcr
existing circumstances deem il Ls imperative duty
~ sign a bill which ssanciiored by the representa-.
'ives Of the people. loudly demanded by an over.
Vhelming majority Of Ihe people, aud essential to
conduc'ing The fiscal affairs of the Government
Again We say, rruaLers attend Let not your hang
Il c faces show uneasiness Of mind and a troubled
sp'rt. You do not know, yon 10 not appreciate The
lofty spirit, and 'he great and gopd character Of Pre-
siJeni Tyler. You do not know it. you do not er.
anime il. you have not read nrient,ely his mesa
ges and hs speeches, nor examined closely his nc.
tons. IL Is rs likely that he will veto the leading
measure Of lhe people as that it will he dark Of a
~cloudlsss noon day and not more ~.
AN ITEM.-wheA the subject Of a National
Bink was before Congress in 1914. a resolution
was offered Ia the House 10 the effect that it was
%eEPedient 10 charter = National Bank with branche.
M the several States. When this resolution came
up for concurrence. Mr. Stanford moved to strike out
'he words 'aith branches ia the seveul States"
His motion was rejected by l35 votes 10 Il; and
among the majority Were Mr. Calhoun. Mr. Culhben
aud Mr. King. tow members Of the Senate. MIR In.
gersoll. now again a member Of the House ui Rep
resentauvcs. Mr. Forsyth, late Secretary Of State.
nnd many other leading me yet living. The reso-
luton for a bank with branches was then agreed TO
b. u majority of about forty votes, all the above
named gentlemen voting for IL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

Of the whole ON the first ofihe series u revenue bill.
Tor maintaining the public credit. and providing
sinews Of ~ur; and even upnn such a question. a, so
momentous a crisis In the affairs Of the Rrrubl;c
INC setting OF the House VAS broken M early on
ihai day Tor want Of q quorum Of Members TO carry
ON business and It WIS nearly Christmas before
any Of those bills were passed into laws
National Intell,g.ne.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
THE REASON WHY PEOPLE srAvN,yR

TIE REASON WHY PEOPLE srAMMER-
Gardner. be- bs Musc Of Nature. says hat st.mmer.
ing o. occosiouod by IN over efjrt n aricuiate. ey
when iho mind Of he speaker is 20 occupied with
's subject as n't % allow h.pusoif time % reflect
nIon "' he viii tais without difficulty All sam.
inefefs cor eng. owing b. lhe continuous sound. and
ne slight m1Huer in which the cYBson.prs are
''uolcd m singing so % drunken 4ln can run
though be cannot v1b NJ stand suH
g9st9a Tnuscupt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

NV YORF. Jolly ..
The passage ofa baHkrupt oct 10 ne Senate cleo
frf,s thousands and thousands a honest hearted. en-
terprsing men. whom bad umes and rapid transitions
in The currency have made Safe prisoners 6r life.
To sHch men such news 3 81 cheering Ne was he
frst ny ~ GesJ1m nn he outer gate 81 the Old Bls.
ulc The attention win which ihey note every
vote md watch every word Is. indeed. temarkabis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

STATE Rs NS.-rhe Uail upon the National
foad BIT eos, and Yves, Wa stopped yesrcriny at
he toll saic. FIVE miles out. Ivy the superinten,len,
under an orier from the boarl Of p1b'ic works uf
Virginia and toll demanded. This The contractors
"f course refuse 10 poy,lnd the MAJ. was thrown INTO
'he P~os'-ohfce at Trisdelphia until one of the clerks
at ia 8 Post-phfce took the responsibility of going out
and bringing 1t in. We hunk that ,ome one will
have TO suffer for this. for two reasons, l.,. vir.
gina has no right to dem aud toll 2td. the laws
"f the Union are very severe against stopping the
mail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

We wan, the noedfu1-c lay our Printer. paper
makers. and other contingent expenses; and rs
iuly l. The settling month With rn,ny, our freud.
NIL oblige u very much by aiding US without de.
'sy with their small amounts. Tlr'~e in the county
aud d'sIuni towns awl cities can rcmit us pusiage
free. Though the Pusima-icrs who ARE authorized by
law TO frank letter. continuing rcmi,lances Tor ne vs.
papers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31
Bns Ton Qusriet,e will give
heir hrt Concert this evening at Masonic Hall.
CLARKsBuRGH CoNvrvrIoN

- - Wv
Monday ter, is the day selected for nc meeting
Of he citizens of this county To eiee, delegates to
'he Con, eniion 10 be he'd ni ClsrksboPu on he
subject Of education in Western Virginia. Who
that has read NJ all, wLe;her in the cushioned chair
Of the wealthy SUDDEN, OF the u,uble workshop If
The COUNTRY redngogue. docs not remember the cot.
ting irony Of The preacher in the dialogue TO hrs fel-
low COMMITTEES men. when he said your lailc:
mus be a workman. your hocmokc must be 4
workman. but your sehoolmaS,er must work eheco.'
We hope IN truth and soberress tina, the time is a
hand when II 'on no longer be said Of Western FIr
Enian-' lyon will '"il and strive for pleasure. you
will toll for gain. voc will toll Tor the qualification
oi your sppoti'es and passions. but tor The minds. he
immortal souls Of yocr children and your children's
rhiidren. YOU Will do ~no,hing-you Ill stand idle
u - time. 1t j. high time We were all aroused u on
chs nomentou- subject, and We trust there will be
no hanging bcci in this cass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

,QUICK TRAVELLING-The Cleveland us,.
ad siaies That a gentleman let that city at s o'cL,ck
Oh The evening Of Tho 7Ih inst. and reached New
Haven, O., ont 9 l0rh. having travelled Inc distance
neany oOo miles IN 65 hours including nearly rour
nours s,0ppage on the route. The following Is tho
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-07-31

We have noticed with much pleasure the firm
ness and impartiulity Of lac Speaker Of The House
of Representative. Mr. White. The body over
which he has been called 20 preside has been nOto.
nous for lis waywardness aud inegulnnty. The
whole BODY has, within Ihe lot Two year., been de-.
icrIoriiIng IN point Of order. aud swaycd 10 and fO
a. 10y the cOn, ulsiUrs that ohen ngiIare a mob; but
H,w The tide has been checked. order is ia a great
measure brought out 81 disorder. light out Of dark.
ness, nciion and life out of chaos. Mr. White Ger.
ainly deserves a. well Of his country rs any man
IN IT,
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LYNCHLAW

Lynch lse ssisw u blooI. Is dscruou. d,
ne in-sH-s' bivs The shoF ~ofJ1-Ics 70 sltghh,
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"SNMlE o. ATKINSON -. Boo. been o.
'a"'sd 'uf.C.fa 90 tas par .f Wheeling. -. vice
George tor'eF removed Tf.. Is a god spronf.
me"i-Mf . has df,tory,d H, tuiss ofihs Of
nee '' several 'ra's ari b. familiar nlui IL. 5u.i
uosa
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DROWNfD-The h,dy uf an urgp.gr man
we i"md iu ne Ohio riser. n shUu diuspse 49,
Pa%fkerbufgh. ou THURSDAY iaai. = essaasrs iq.
quest wa' held U,ef he body, he result ofvhi,b
va i11i he raue % hs dcaih By acriIonial drown
inr -PaVofsbufE Ger
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'My dthr"hot shtll We have ffto Sinner ~ ds,g
Oheo o. your fmiies' replied he husband. q can
llne 90 uai nny daJ' Bot can't, said ahs v,,s
ihsh i.ls his' giving h,r "a liss. end " ders,tcd
'f ht rrt'r ic returned ~ dinnef THIS sfe,k
'''eN'nl' utd DO, vhai did sou ray ~ rr.sbot
re 9n'f 'hP mcfuito rid she. Won diFn ssJ
'hsiha' r'.fse' na,ey .be rerums
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ACADEMY

TVIIE lOih term o. The Wheeling AcsJspv al
commence on Monday The LEI dsy q, Apgp.-
Pupils received IN he common Enqlsb br,ns h.. J,
s6. per term; 6r the languages. scieDcs. opJ NT,,bs
Datcs. $40 per Term. spocisl attention will be rvs,
b. The students In The Fom1le Department who oil
be under the care ofAis w Bills.
" 5O-3t a w RUrER. PrncipaI
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90 meelihg u he Young N,sn b. ,.rps.rsl. f
she Ciiy llaN 60 TUESDAY post. ft me ra,c,.. 81
ffinlng Young Mrrs Tcmpsnaae sree1y. a
Wheeling. July ~, 1871 NANv
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We see it stated IA a Pittsburgh paper that here
are bOais al That place dnving but ~ inches Of
"aier nud that passengers viii always fnd boais
ready 20 take Them down u4o river. We know this
% not 80 There have been no boat down from
f'0s'ufgh Tor s1me dnls und ra.z,rgers going
'here' boutd i"f The west ~ z,uih. nre compelled 70
take the s'age lo Wheeling lnI tl,v taze boat, or
90 National rad.
eve pr" indebted % car ]uctgIiar r. b El
hs,dson l"r ssc 81 iht llr..si laI inr.f Iemur. $40
ever saw, hom q hoz ui ire.b bic. be- has tlst.o.
yeINed
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y o MOLASSES.
~ BBLS, superior New Orleans Molasses, lust
received md fr sale BY
" 81 KING \ CRUMBACKFR
NOHAGE 10 China and japan IN The ship Nor.
rson. by z W King Just received and fgr
ale ~ nay Rob- A. STEPHENSON
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THE EDITOR
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-03
gTtll(a1oI AcVttnJQll.

Sd)netber Sletb rm a db ber.
S&ttunbe feline Srtunrtn tas Yutlit, raS nrh int
- rtfIbrt, n rtse5 0e(a ouf fcinn alten tetann
Stanrpnttc m ;mcptcn rdpertcrer oItcn Sant Der
Jprrwt Matrtrrtes in allen rrItn rtr(betntn
3wc9en III tttrtlEtn.
9a rt9etn1Bt9 rie 0tlten Wtcrsn unt 3ufbnt tstta
sc(et 0n tlstn Nufurptrunsen at in Sunt ,u enretn,
unD vic bcft 09mtnr 3urcnDcit III Sem1Drtu. unc
lit rSi9 ntjblr;n SlciB nc Op traren, feline ale
ten Sunrtn nbt trpjubtcn rnprn rur fcietGr"
tcit @rbanc9 oub tmmr nr mcbr a. perrtnen une
batn. Ol1de cnura rcn 9Sertllb =
Canton, Sup 3d. lS4l. 3.tr.
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Meroe[ ober Rd(ferDe.
Yauern fehet hter (!

6e9 n,einer Matie sn sregeS Eager pen Meraet snts
ccdt babe, ipeldes bep anatwtlher unterIldun9 nOR
80 bis 95 Vrpcent Gaf ;u entbaen lid, erneIen botv
nno oa beieu Jfusen beDnt 9ferban icnocbL tm Often
ais oh III europa betaun 70 miro rurdb frhbere uuO
9e9entpdrti9 oum1tt 9emabte Gerlube, reenSd6ebars
felt audi i'm 4Seeu INNER beiIer aucrfunnt Srl9ence
3egnte tperoen beutlther oartbun baB Denn oereIbe
9emablen, unO ais ein Streuoln9er an9spanct tpirc.
er oem g SoubmstD GYps 9Ieid tOmmt, unb aus
pa0er9aD9em 2anoe, renicIbeu ubertrift. Damt tein
Setru9 cbpaen mb9c, ilber9ebe th Sbnen onmit cine
lIualple Der Wer9elnrten, aus Sores 6 emie,
r paB jeoer sfer5muun Te uuterlubeu unb ielbf ur'
been fann.
wT'@ emab teuer Merge gum DerFauf an
nteilter MIble, nohe beY @auton, ;u bem 9erin9eH
pretIe bon SO 90 bic IOune. Sohn g d. or6.
Canton, 5uuD Is, 184l.
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Sep elmer d1emiIhcn llntcriudung bon Serrn Sc6H
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