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The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
IMPoRTANT no MEMBERs or CONGRESS-.

IMPORTANT TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS,
i STRANGERS, and CITIZEN SAMUEL
FOWLER, Merchant Tailor, respectfully invites the
attention of Gentlemen having Clothing to purchase
to his present extensive supply Of Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing French and English Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vestings, which he engages to have made
up in the handsomest style At the shortest notice.
Whereas certain Dry Goods Dealers have sbdsa-
vored through the public prints, to create the inn
preston that they could furnish suit Of clothes
fifteen or twenty dollars less than tailor prices,
hereby challenges comparison of my goods and
prices with theirs and undertake to prove, not only
the absence of truth in such statements but to esta
lsh the fact that am making up the same goods Is
to 90 per cent. cheaper than said humbuggng gentry
also engage to supply better coat for 80 than Is
afforded by Boston itinerant tailor at higher price
gt Scale Of Prices.
Good wool-dyed dress Coat tl5
Do do superior do Y
Splendid do English Or French cloth DO 2o
Do do do quilted with silk g
Good Beaver Overcoat Is
Extra superfine- do IS
Handsome Cloak for 20
Do do velvet facing IS
Also, on hand general assortment Of ready-made
Clothing Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders Gloves, Pock
ct Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, &c., which will bs sold 1t
very low rates by SAMUEL FOWLER,
g 4s Merchant Taller
Penn. avenue, north side, between Sd and 4I sts..
Granite row, next door to T. F. Semmes's Vino
store. nov 25-eo3t
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

More TWerism. is stated in the Burling-
ton Hawk Eye, that 0. H. w. Stull, ESQ.,, Secre-
tary of the Territory of Iowa, has been removed
from office. The only cause which can be as
signed for his removal is, that Mr.. Stull was
heard, by some of Tyler's minions, to declare
himself to be " every inch Whig." We re-
gret exceedingly the removal of Mr.. S., knowing
him, as we do, to be man Of worth and ability.
As to the source Of the removal, we have long
since ceased to regard it with any other feeling,
than that of contemplating Torch Light.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
EXCHANGE HoTEL-A CARD TO THE PUB

EXCHANGE HOTEL--A CARD TO THE PUB
u LIC-'rhe subscriber has opened Hotel on C
street, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets,
Immediately in the rear Of Gadsby's Hotel He will
take boarders by the yoar week, day, and furnish
meals to transient vsters at any hour of the day
night
ing Room, to which he invites citizens as well as
strangers. > . N4el +
His porter formerly Brown's) will attend to bag.
gage to and from the Railroad and every effort will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their company.
nov 8-3tawtf THOMPSON TYLER
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Bladen, the famous rogue, whose exploits in
his vocation have been recently detailed, has
been tried before the Criminal Court for Alex
andria county, and found gully on three indict.
ments--two for burglary and one for larceny
Bladen will, therefore, have quite time te
serve in the District Penitentiary; besides, prob
ably, a term in the Maryland Peniteniary, aficr
wards, for robbing in Bladensburg
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

MISSISSIPPI LADIES AND REPUDIATION
Not long since proposition was made by
some ladies in Pennsylvania to pay the debt Of
that State by throwing their plate and jewelry
into common stock for this purpose. 1t win
be seen, by the following portion Of an address
published by some ladies in Mississippi that
they too emulate this noble example:
But if the men will not do this duty, the
women iciN. Yes-regard it not as an idle vi
sion, for it tciN be done. As sure as in the CO.
ming election reputation triumphs, the women
Of Mississippi are prepared TO form societies to
work, to contribute, till enough shall be raised,
with the help which every God-serving man
would give them, to pay the bonds, which else
would rest like burthen upon the fame aud
prosperity Of the country. They are sincere
and let no one jest at this, for it can and ,eW be
done, even if they have to sacrifice their we'd
ding rings, as did the women of Poland, for the
benefit of their country. The first eight verses
of chapter lwenty-nine Of Ecclesiastics are ap-
poste to this subjects"
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
WINTER FAsHIoNs.-Mrs. 5. PARKER hav-

WINTER FASHIONS.-Mrs s. PARKER, hav-
wv ing just returned from the north, will open, on
Friday, November oath, an elegant assortment Of
French Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting, in
part, Of
Hats, Caps, Head dresses
Hair ornaments, Feathers, Flowers
Ribbon, rich materials for Hats sc.
Also great variety of Gold, Silver Jet, and Pearl
ornaments for evening trimmings, among which is an
assortment Of white, black, lead, and steel bugles
N. B. Mrs. P while at the north made arrange
ment to receive Monthly Paris Plates Of Costumes,
consequently ladies rely on seeing at her Room
throughout the WINTER the latest and most fashion
able styles for Evening head dresses, for Balls,
Parties, &c., SIC.
Penn Av., between 9th and 10th streets
nov 23-3t
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DEATH.

AT Washington Arsenal aged one year, ANN
BLACKBURN, daughter of Major JOHN SYMlNcroN.
We sincerely regret to learn by the last steamer
from England, that Mr. Everett, estimable Resi-
aiction in the death Of his eldest daughter
young and gifted girl. just entering society, with
department and manner gentle, and mind SO
richly stored, to have secured the admiration Of
wide circle Of friends, and to her immediate family
rendered her the object Of their Affection confidence
and pridc.-Ns,o York american.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


Indian Queer, (Bro.cns) Hotel--Hon. A. Rencher
NJ c., lady, two children, and servants B. D. Spal
ding, Md; Edmund Anthony, N. Y; William Han.
cock, r. G. Mckenzie, Richmond, Va; G. W. Clea-
ry, D. c.; IT, S. Thurlow, E. D. Reid, Pa; Miss
Hammond, Phila.; J. A. Kline, Wheeling, Va; Hon
Allen Moore, Columbus, Ohio; Hon. A. Cullom
Tenn.
City (Fuller's) Hotel-Mr. Rantoul, Mass; DR.
Page, La; II. d. Hunter.
Exchange (1yler's) hqiei.--J B. Adams, Nd; d.
II. Payne, Va; Mr.. Turner, N. Y; J. J. Rodgers,
Baltimore Md.
Md; I. Lyon, M. d. N. VI f. Brown, Conn; D.
w. Davis, Va; Hon. Alexander Ramsey, Pa.
VIgimia (S,ceeting's) House James, Mr. Bas-
terbell, Va. h
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

HATS, GAPS, MuFFs, AND FUR TRIM
IL MINGS.-Just received, a fresh supply of the
above articles, which will be sold at my former re-
duced prices. E. G. HANDY,
Between Browns and Gadsby's hotels
N B. would particularly invite the attention of
gentlemen to my Nutria Beaver and Moleskin Hats,
which have been surpassed by any thing here
tofore offered in this market. EG H.
nov 25-3t
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

The SPECTATOR Of this morning announces
that it will commence on Monday the publica-
tion Of daily paper, at the low price of FIVE
dollars per annum, invariably in advance. Those
to whom the weesly is now sent are earnestly
called on to cooperate in extending the circula-
tion of the daily.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-The sub
u scriber offers for rent furni he'd the entire upper
part, with Kitchen of the three story house where
he keeps store.
To family or mess who desire comfort, that is,
who wish to keep house and have every thing in their
own way, it would be well to call and examine the
premises.
Location next to the corner Of Sd street and Penn
avenue J. B. MORG AN.
nov Q5-eo3t tfs
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

The Speakership.-The names Of a number OF
gentlemen have been mentioned in connexion
with the Speakership Among them we notice
Messrs Beardsley, Of New York. c. j. Ingersoll
and wilkins, Of Pennsylvania, Dromgoole and
Jones of Virginia, Campbell, of South Carolina,
Lewis, Of Alabama, A. v. Brown, of Tennessee,
and Davis, of Indiana.-Spectdtor. Nl
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

Calhoun stock is certainly on the rise. Anew
paper, TO be called the Statesman, is about TO be
issued in New York city, where the shrewdness
of business men is proverbial. In New York
politics is business, regular trade, subject to
all the the mutations Of any other occupation,
and the evidence Of an improvement in Mr.. Cal
houn's prospects may be seen in this new enter
prise which is obviously designed 10 take advan-
tage Of the rising market.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

The Wings of Indiana intend holding State
Convention for the purpose Of appointing Presi-
Dental Electors at Indianapolis on the 10th jan
uary next. On the following day the Whig
Young Men of the State will hold convention
and perfect thorough organization.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

I5. The Rev. c. M. FULLER Of New York, will
preach tomorrow (Sabbath) morning in The Baptist
Church on Tenth street at eleven O'Clock; in the
Third Baptist Church, in the Aldermen's room, City
Hail. at halpast three O'Clock in the afternoon and
in the Baptist Church at the Navy Yard at seven
O'Clock in the evening" Mr.. Fuller is agent of the
Baptist Home Missionary Society, and in each of the
above places collection will be made for its benefit
nov IS ~. ..A
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC !-GARRET ANDER-
III SON, agent of Atwils Music Repertory, New
York. has just received large assortment of Atwils
most popular music.
G. A. will be constantly in the receipt of the latest
publications, and will be happy to receive orders for
Music published at any other establishment in the
country
lie respectfully solics strangers visiting the city
and the citizens generally to call and examine his
collection, which will be sold at the New York prices
Between lth and 18th str'ts, Pennsylvania avenue
nov 24-2aw6w
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MARINE J0U URNAL.
FORT OF GEORGETOWN.
Nopcmber 25.


s~t ARRIVED.
Schr George Henry, Herrick, Lubcc, with freight
TO a number Of merchants.
Schr. Victory, Penfeld, New York, F. & A. H.
Dodge, and freight to number Of persons.
SAILED.
Schr. Mary, Trefeather, Boston.
A large number Of canal beats, heavily ladened
with produce of various kinds, have arrived within
the present week. many Of which have departed with
return cargoes of various merchandise.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

Ne,o pu6lications.-We have received from
Gideon Brooke, periodical agent, Pennsylvania
avenue, Blackwood's Magazine and Merry's Mu-
scum for November, the trial of the Rev. Geo.
Marshall, and the Stolen Wife, an American
romance
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

, as INrEREsTMe SERvIcE.-The Installation Ser
vice Of the Rev. w. T. Sprole, Pastor elect Of the
First Presbyterian Church, Al street, will be per-
formed on Monday evening, the 9th inst Service
to commence at o'clock. The public are invited
TO attend. f. nov. Is
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

Sons Of Temperance are informed that
deputation from Timothy Division, No. /, Of
this city, under the direction of the Grand Divi-
sion of the State Of New York-the fountain
head of the order at this time on yesterday
(Nov. 24) organized division Of the order at
Alexandria, to be styled Harmony Division, No.
2, D. G.
The following gentlemen are the officers OF
Harmony Division for the current quarter:
F. A. Dupn, Worthy Patriarch Fred. DAVIS,
Worthy Associate; Thomas N. Davy, Record
ing Scribe; William G. Hofington, Financial
Scribe; Samuel B. Hall, Treasurer; S. w. Au-
binoe, Conductor; VIM. Thompson, Assistant
Conductor; VIM. Sherwood, Sentinel.
Harmony Division, No 2, D. c., meets every
Monday evening.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

rs SECOND PREsBYrERIAN CHuRcH.--The Rev.
JAMES KNOX win preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church, New York avenue, tomorrow at IL o'clock,
A. M and at o'clock in the evening; and the Rev.
JOHN G. SMITH at half past o'clock in the afternoon
The public are invited to attend. nov IS.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

L>AMILY GROCERlES.-Deeming lengthy cat
i alogue in my line Of business unnecessary, I
assure the public have just received, and have con-
stantly on hand, fresh supply Of choice GROCE-
RlES, CROCKERY, &C., all Of which am prepared
to sell as cheap (to you housekeepers and TO you til
lers of the soil. from whom solicite cal) a. he
who sells the cheapest in my line.
J. B. MORGAN,
nov 25-eo3t next to the corner of Sd st & Penn av
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
HOME INDUsTRY-J. MAGuIRE Hat .,fanu.

uOME INDUSTRY. MAGUIRE, Hat Manu-
IL tacrcr Seventh street, opposite the Patriotic Bank,
has for sale good assortment Of splendid Moleskin,
Cashmere, Nutria Beaver, Plain Russia, and Silk
Hats Of the latest fashion Of his make and nsh
which he warrants equal in style, finish, and quality,
to any imported, and at the lowest possible prices
Those disposed to encourage their own mechanics,
will please give him call and judge for themselves
All kinds Of mufs furs and caps Of every style and
quality sold very cheap. nov 24-eo3t
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

The Plebian calls Mr. Van Buren ga tried
man" Yes he has been tried and convicted
He will be executed in IA, if his friends are
foolish enough to put his neck in the Presiden-
tial noose.--Rochester Democrat.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

MARRIAGE.
On Wednesday the 22d instant, by the Rev. o. B.
BRowN, Mr.. VIM. H. JONES, Of Virginia. to Miss
MARY O. daughter Of Colonel PETER FoncE, ol
this city.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

Ball for the Benefit Of the Poor.-It will be
seen by card in our advertising columns, that
a ball for the above object takes place on Thurs
day evening next The list Of managers are
gentlemen Of the right stamp, andwe hope that
the ball will be numerously attended. j Purchase
tickets, you that have the means, for g the poor
We have always with you."
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

Il sIs NOTICE.-The Rev. SEPTrMUs TUsroN will,
Providence permitting, preach discourse to the
Young. on next Sabbath evening, at O'Clock, at the
Wesleyan Chapel. The public are invited to attend.
nov rs
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
BENEFYT' OF THE POOR.

A MEETING Of the subscribers 70 Ball 70 b
"A given for the relief Of the poor Of the city, Vas
held on Thursday evening, the 23d instant, and u
ington Assembly Rooms, on Tuesday eveuing tho
30th instant; and the following gentlemen were
selected to act as managers for that occasion:
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

6 REAT ARRIVAL.-The schooners Mary and
u John Bell, from New York, with choice assort-
ment of fresh family Groceries for the undersigned
which he will sell low for cash or to punctual GUS
TONER'S consisting in part the following articles to his
former stock:
100 whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch raisins
SO whole, half, quar-. and eighth barrels buckwheat
so whole and half barrels mackerel
10 bags Java, Laguyra, and Rio coffee
Is casks cheese, part English
20 barrels New York flour
Lot prime sugar
Fresh teas, latest importation
16 basket best Olive oil, for table use
Sperm and mould candles
S barrels cranberres in fine order
18 dozen brooms and 10 dozen whisps
Market baskets, mats, buckets, and keelers
trails soft shelled almouds
30 boxes prunes in fancy and wood boxes
boxes fresh citron and barrels Pecan nuts &c.
10 baskets champagne
Half pipe superior French brandy
1900 pounds Goshen butter.
With all other articles usually kept by the trade !;
and respectfully solicit share Of the public favor
as am determined to sell cheap for cash.
GEO. LAMBRIGHT,
2doors west of Railroad depot
nov 25-3taw2wif
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

There was Wing Meeting at Fairfax Court
House last Monday, for making arrangements to
prosecute the campaign with vigor.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

Illness Of the Presidenk-The New York Sun
of this morning contains paragraph 10 the ef
feet that the President was so much indisposed
yesterday and the day before as to require the
attendance Of his physician, DR.. Thomas. We
have seen no such statement in the Madisonian.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

N ENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS."-A rich,
VI rare, and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's
Wardrobe articles, such Scarfs, Crayats, Paris
Gloves, Under Garments, Perfumery, Brushes Dress
ing Wrappers, Umbrellas, Canes, Dressing Cases. &c
o. FISH & CO.,
Haters, and Gentlemen's Wardrobe Estab-
nov 25-3t lishment and @ Browns Hotel.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

MANAGERS.
Hon. A. P. Upshur. w. w. Seaton, Mayor,
Hon. David Henshaw, John w. Maury,
Gen. A. Henderson, Walter Lenox,
Gen. Walter Jones, Jno. T. Towers,
Gen. r. C.. Weghtman, 8. Mas
Maj A. A. Nicholson. John r. Pepper,
Maj G.. H. Walker, D. Fister,
Mai. r. G. Howle, Jesse z. Dow,
Col. Peter Force, Alexander Lee,
Col VIM. Hickey, VIM. HI. Topping,
Mai. VIM B. Scott, Samuel Ashby,
Joseph Gales, John F. Coyle,
John c. Rives, Walter M. Clarke,
McC. Young J. ID. Hoover,
Thos. H. Blake L. G.. Browne,
Edward Simms, Joseph B. Tate,
Stan. Murray, John s. Cunningham,
Geo. w. Phillips, James B Philips,
John H. Hewitt, F.A. Harry.
Mr.. w. W. Seaton, Esq, Mayor Of the city, hav-
ing consented to act treasurer for this charitable
purpose, the receipts over and above tho expenses
will be placed in his hands,
HIT Tickets ~: to be had at Fischer's Music
Store, Stott's and Gilman's Drug Stores, Washing-
toni and at Linthcum's Drug Store, Georgetown.
nov 25-td (Globe.l M
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
MISSISSIPPI LADIES AND REPUTATION.

wmoHEsrEn, Mon. %, 1913.
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Gafon l6ten ccSanuor.

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eeneieten eelern mittsutbeilen. oab man
leeten Sonntas Qbeno Die @efansenen
i'm Gauntp @efdnsnib fransoffben Qb=
ibieo nabmen ;-Sames Slauen, Cooper
uno nob orei anoere batten fid mittelit
SolS.Sbeiten uno elmer Sanf Elm @eruif
an Der Mauer eemobt, uno ee8en 10 ubr
Ibenos befreiten lie lib nit 6dlfe oes an
Die Sail eebauten StaQes. s.-&aum erbielt
ieoob Sberif Stefel 8ino oapon, als
ct foeleieb 2lnftalten 5u ibrer Wieoerpers
baftuns mabte, uno es 8elan9 ibm unr
ieinen Sreunoen ben Sauptrdoelsfabrer.
Sames Slapen, nod am ndmliben abenb
rpieoer au erbaiben man fano ibn bel
leiner----e. Dienit. Na6mittae ees
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Cur unterbaltuns uno Selebrun9.
Das SlmnnenfDrbcbcn.
Batter Saeob unb feline Sobter Maris.

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burg lebte Dor mebr als buuoert Sabren
elm febr perfdnoi9er uno rebtibaffener
Wann, Namens Saeob 8ooe. 2(ls Elm
armer &nabe mar er einit nab Gibbur9
oefommen, um in Dem erdflldben SbloB'
earten Die @drtnerfunit gu erlernen.-
Seine treffliten @eiifes9aben, iein eutes
6ers, Die @eibidlibfeit. NIT Der ct olles
anfene. uno feline cole @eiibtsblloun9 9e
rpannen ibm bas @oblpollen Der 6err!
fbaft. Sc wuroen ibm manberlei fleine
@elbdfte in Dem SbloiIe ibertraoen,
uno ais Oct @raf, oamols nob elm jun
ger 5err, auf Geiien siene. por Sacob
unter feiner 8eeleitune. Quf oielen Eei-
fen bate Saeob ieinen Serffano nit pie.
len &enntniiIen bereibert, iib cine eebil'
oete Sprabe unb einen feinen Initano ct.
norben, uno - tpas nod melt mebr it-
1ein eoles t0erj unperOorben aus Der ero=
ben Welt pieoer NIT 5urif 9ebrabt.-
Der 9raf mar oarauf beoodt, Saeobs
treue Sienife gu belobnen, uno ibm cine
entrdelide QnifeIun9 3u perfbafen.-
Saeob bdtte in Dem paaaife Den Der
@raf in Der 9auptftaot befab, 6ausmeis
ifer tperoen t0nnen. 2(llein Der quite
@ann iebnte itb INNER na6 Dem ffiQe'
rem eanoleben 3urif, uno oa UNI eben oe
ie 3eit elm fleines @Itben 5u Gibbure,
bas bisber perpabtet par, Dem @rofen
suriideeltellt puroe, 70 bat Socob, es ibm
in pabt 5u eeben. Der cole @raf iiber:
lieb es ibm auf eebenslan9 unent9eloll6.
uno berpi(liete ibm nod iabrlib 70 piel
an @etrelbe unb t6ol5, als fir feline fGnf'
ti9e Sausbaltun9 notbio iein mobte.--
Saeob perbelratbete (ib 5u Gibbur9, unc
ndbrte fi6 bon oem @rtraee oes @utbens,
bas, auher elnem fleinen freunoliben
@obnbauie. in einem eroben fbonen @ar=
ten beftono, Der 5ur 6dlfte nit Den belten
Sblfbdumen bepfan6t, uno sur S6lfte
gum @emGsbaue beitlmmt mar.
Naboem Soeob nit feiner Satin, biz
in ieoer 9infibt cine oortreflibe Srar
par, mebrere SABRE in Der 9lGdlibfer
Gbe eelebt bate. paro iie ibm ourb Der
Eoo entriGen. Sein SbmerS mar un:
ouslpreblib. Ser CUTE, bereits etpat
betaete Mann alterte 5ufebenos uno iein'
6aare bleibten iib merflib. Seine elm
siee Sreuoe in Der gSelt tpar nun iein'
ein3iee Sobter, bic ibm bon mebrerer
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Ser &nabe r1nb bic Npie.


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gr pl6slib ibre &6uisinn--
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Ser Cuff ss6fnet bod am Suantbe
Sn aller lbrer praebt erfhien.
no pelebe rpunoeritbone SlhtbeW
Nief ev umo feine Wause 9libte
wcbl r6tber ais bic Ncle nod.
gr wirft init llnmutb auf Der SteIe
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llnp feubt. 6dtt ieb bic Slume bod H
gr maebt I6 auf, 1te ab3utrshsn,
gr abtet niebt Der 96rner Stetsm
NQciu umIont Ieben feline Dlib;
90 iebr Der &leine itb aud ttredte,
@s 1T, ais ob Die Blum ibn nefte-
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llnb elite SbmetterIimsen nab.
Sprebt, slei6en mir nibt pisfem &naben
Gin ensebilpet @luf au babsn,
9Das 9eben mir nns nittt fir Olnb'?
uno tpirb une oenn oies SItf 3u 2beile,
Go frenen mir uns cine qBeile,
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babrlieb bsbanoslt tattsn - obsielfe rle les'
tern in ben meilten Sallen onrt9 Iprer elsnen
6dnpe Mrbsit Die Sineer fcipphl. wle oie e,e'
ttraftsn Ielbt nnterbisltsn.; 9Sas quo t"r
IoIete 8eIeasn Die Sortbsils ner e9e!
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fen cine 3eitun9 5u balten anb III leien. sic
wollsn paburb sinsn She'll ibrer jabrlihen
Anssatsm iparen. Db bie1e Waetbobe ater
niebt rifparte 9efpart 1T, oas ,uirb fteb sIeib
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tunS 1T belnabe su serius, i'm bainit anfans
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f.anb au 9sbsn. Susq. 5ero'o.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-02-28

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