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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20


HINTS FoR HARD TIMEs.--Rise early
in the moming,be diligent during the
day, in attending to our business; and
not worry ourselves with our neigh.
boris concerns. NJ
Give encouragement to home in
duStry; and in all give the preference
to American manufactures over,
foreign in every case. when they are
equally good.
Instead offollowing the fashions ct
Europeans, letaspirit ofindcpendencs
be cultivated, and decide for ourselves
how our coats; boots and hat shall
be made. ast
Keep out Of the streets, unless busi-
ness calls us d Eapsact that which
we cannot do inA6dr shops or dwell
lings.
BY all means keep away from
drinking and gambling houses:
When VIC buy an article of cloth
ing, study commendable economy, at
the same time get a good article, and
weer it but regardless of any change
of Naturalization is great tyrant
and men are fools to be slaves 10 it.
Stay at home Of nights and improve
your mind, by reading, writingior ins
struotixe convelsasisvI, and retire to
your beds at any early hour. b
Be kind to your relations, obliging
to your friends, and charitable to all.
-fBee.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-20
No. 48.

yanegnlioe Of color representing Wild
beasts, demons, deilies, monsters, &c.
Il appears 10 be q sight omonil the
Chinese themsslyos, for tbero are
priests or BONES attached 10 the build.
Ing 10 keep Il order, who earn their
consideration Wy distributing 10 tho
yisikts lithographUd elevations Of The
tower, with descriptions attached,
and who socm u have the duty In.
trusted 10 them Of illuminating IL on
gala occasions. This /, effected by
means oflantsrns made Of thin oyster
shells, used inlicu Of window glass by
the Chinese, which are placed 1t each
Of the eight angles on every story,
and the effect Of whose subducd hight
on the highly reflective surface oftAo
towermust be most striking and beau
tiful.-BOmbay Spectator
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
JGe otOa,tin.G..,q o9oaetto

]. published every Thursday morn.ng, at TWO
DOLLARS per year, II paid N advance /;
TWO DOLLARS AND flfl CENlS win
in the year, and THREE DoLLhRo ~ 'he
end Of the wear. No parer discontinued until
ali arrearsges, are paid, except at the option OF
the publisher.
UTNo subscription will be taken for less peri
cd than six months.
ApysRrIsEmgsTs will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square of fourteen lines, and at
Twenty-Five Cents for each subsequent insertion.
The number of insertions must be marked on
the manuscript, or copy of the Advertisement,
sent, or il will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
New Stules of Goods
AT the New Store,

.EaAG GIA9 Now E0TWE8o
YHNHE subscriber Offers for sale, French Lawns,
IL latest styles; Mousselaines de Lame, do. do;
Black, and Blue Black Silks;
Latest styles Figured Plaid Silks;
Satin stripe Blue Black Silk, splendid art-
Gle for Ladies' dresses;
Large and small Silk Shawls;
And large assortment of Cslicoes, and other
goods for Ladies'.
And he has for gentlemen, a fine assortment OF
Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings, &c. &c.
He has and is still receiving. from his agent in
Baltimore. goods of every description And as
his entire stock is and bought at the lowest
market prices, he is determined TO sell them at a
very small advance, and if any is wanting that he
has not on hand, he will order it from his Agent
in Baltimore, put himself to any trouble to oblige
his friends and the public generally.
May Is. 1913. ID. L. SMILEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
NEW STORE

HNHE subscriber having taken the Store House
Il formerly occupied by Messrs Hamme ana
Stephens, in Martinsburg for the purpose OF con
Quoting general business, would respectfully soli-
cit share of patronage. He has an agent IN
Baltimore who will attend to the selection and
purchase of most of his goods throughout the year
thereby keeping him supplied with the
New Styles Of Goods
as they appeal and ell at the lowest market prices.
He will! endeayor always to have his assortment
complete. and. intending to do exclusively a
cash business, his good. will be offered low, and he
would be happy to have buyers look at his stock,
before purchasing.
April 81, I843. d. +. SHlPLEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
Stone Coal.

IHAVE just received large lot of SMITHS
IL COAL Of the best quality.
JOHN JAMESON,
June E. Rail Read Depot.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
TAKE NOTICE.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
Confectionery.

SUCH as Mint Candy; Almond do; Sugar Al
~ monds; Lemon. Peppermint, aad Cloves;
Candy; Sugar Nuts Cream. Cinnamon, Sassaitas.
and French Candies. Also fine assortment of
Lemons, and Oranges; and fine Bunch Raisins;
Figs, &c. GEO. RAENHAL.
June Is, l843.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
Commission & FOrWardin:

lDW $ ! IT INS So
His arrangements are enable him to receive and Tor
ward without delay any thing which may be offered
Particular attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding Flour and other Produce to and from
the Eastern and Western markets. His House Is
situated at the foot of Martin Street, Immediately
bordering on the Rail Road, and is easy OF access
by Wagons, &c His friends who rsay entrust him
with their business may rest assured that there
will be no preferences given any one in the for
warding OF their Flour, &C.. to the Eastern mar
kets In the absence of express instructions,
will oct for my friends and customers asif were
acting for myself.
WASHINGTON KROESEN.
November IL, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-12-14
I'll O N E Y.

IHAvE just received a quantity of CLARIFIED
Il HONEY, which will be sold low.
July 6. GEO. hAbNhAL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
GREENWICH POTTERY,
psi WEST EIGHrEENTH.sTREET
ek.yeeu qkhorG l0M Irei,uss,

et.yee,i 9Li ard l0h 4Ue,ues.
FRE Subscriber respectfully calls the at
& enion of the public great variety OF articles
manufactured this es,ab!ishment-such SToNEWAKE,
EARTHEN.WARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHIMNEY PoTs,
GREES-HorsE TILE, FLOWER Pors OVEN TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK, &c. &c.
this the only establishment OF the kind In the city,
where the above articles manufactured, the public are
assured that all orders will be attended with pompRes
and puncluality and on the most liberal terms.
n. 2. great improvement has been made in PORTABLE
FURNACES enlarged and warranted superior
10 any sold in this city. WASHINGTON SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
TAYNEis EXPECTORANT.--This

AZ Medicine has already proved Itself 10 be all that has
been recommended by those who have given II fair test
in this country and the demand for increases daily We
have inst beard Of important OF Asthma WHICH has
been effected by The Oft, in neghborng town-tbe
OF female who had for long time been I'M
der the OF physician bus had received 10 relief and
chased bottle Of Dr.. Jaynes E1psctorant- which caused
her expecorze freely gradually ceased TO cough and
rapidly resodng her health We have hesitation in
saying that this preparation of Dr. Jayne for the cure OF
coughs. colds, influenza, asthma eonsumpons &c, Is the
most valuable medicine offered American pub
lie THERE'S quackery abeut -Dr Jayne is OF The
skfui practising physicians in PenDsy lvana; and
wherever his various preparations have been thoroughly
.esed he is locked upoa great public bencfactor.
Somerset (Me.) Journal
Prepared only by Dr.. JAYNE, No. SN5 Broadway, New
Inrk Itf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
AA FOR SALE, in Princeton, N. ]. on

- FOR SALE, in Princeton, NJ on
,iIS low and accommodating terms, new Frame House
lot OF three acres neatly fenced with stable, carriage
house, small tenants house, granary and Ice house.
The house is stories hghhas h,st floor,
hail. passage.~ay and pantry, second story four
bedrooms and adjoining closets basement story
kitchen, mlkclOse, wasroom, fitted with copper boil
Also the Furniture of said house. nearly new With horse
and carriage, and Two cows.
The property is eligbly situated Tor private residence,
and within few minutes walk of the schools, College,
Seminary and Churches making in every way desirable
residence for those who would like uperntend the edu-
cation of their wards.
For further information address Box No. tO Princeton,
J., 23 2T.leOnS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
badness and Loss of Hair is caused

D bya OF healthy action OF the vessels which
the psrpiraiien from the hsad. When these
sells weak diseased, the perspraon is thick and
cammy and cdheres the mouths c The pores, and clogs
them up and dries and forms scur dandru Less blood
is then carried TO the roots OF the hair and for want OF which
the sufficient Lourishmen and consequently
becomes dry harsh, and begins nseasibly 10 tall oh,
which continuing 10 increase eventually produces badness
Restore the capillary vessels OF the BAR TO their former
healthy circulation and fine silky hair will make It's
appearance which Will increase quantity and voUose
I'll the hair becomes thick and healthy.
Jayue's Hair Tonic the Only preparation that has ever
been known 10 produce Hair Bald Heads, which It
dose innumerab!e instances and will seldom fall II
properly and perseveripgly used.
Prepared only by DR., JAYNE No. sos Broadway. IL I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
THO GROCERS and Dealers in Porta-

4 bic Furnaces-The subscriber respectfully calls the
the public his large stock Of Furnaces
hand, and for sale al low prices The Furnaces manu-
featured al this es,abihent warranted superior TO any
sold in The city.
N.B-stoneware and Earthenware in all their varieties
Ali orders packed and any part Of the city Tree Oh
garage WASHINGTON SMITH
Greenwich Pottery, Isl West Eigbteen;h-sIl
between 9th and 10th ayen1es- 10 lC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

bae on the Repeal Of ;h;s Law is 10 be coetinued
next Monday Evening, 9Th inst, az Washington Han: ~
Mcssrs j. W S7RAsss 2,q.,J J. T. BE4oY, Esa. j. SIX
moNp., Esq, q Dewey. and jusice Ns%sorsE, "hc
charge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
THEEsEMAN'S ARABIAN BAL

~ SAH-For the cure OF every kind of wounds sprars
sores burns coughs lungs The most desperate piles
ard rheumatism OF all kinds IL will prevent the oobache,
restore torpid and persisted labs, stiff oiots, numbhcss,
&C. and be depended upon 10 relieve soreness In ali
cases
This valuable medicine has be-o very extensively used
the last years while Us Increasing drHapd tfe nni-
satisfaction has given ard the testimony OF multi
tudr u ind:vdn lis Of the :s, Standing y. se community,
vino have tested auG nfallby proved us efficacy, show
thai il needs only BIZ used prove invaluable excel
!ence Indeed, all who have The bolsan prize II
30 biy that they viii induced under any consider
alton without il. This Basamba attracted the aep-
OF science and phycians and surgeons n tie
greatest scientific requirements give II their uoGus,sd
probaor while many Of them different sections o! The
United States their practice, and have author.
lied the publication Of their certificates
LETTER FROM Dr.. HEMINGWAY.
WHITsgY's PoIsT, april 8, 1885.
Dear STRENGTHENING yoor Arabian Balsam he one o.
the hest iay medicines Ia use, state the following case,
Harry Green OF Triangle BrooGIe Co., about !birty
years age. during the OF 1885 became afflicted
with the AGGe and Fever, which continued rayages
thar year and reduced him very deica,e safe
OF beaI. In April, 1885, terminated 10 sappursiisg
The hack in the of the kidneys; ~bic, on
being pu"ciurd, discs ged large quantity OF quo u
healthy matter, and from Time il assumed sccIs
for, penetrating three inches into TIE be Oh me
back de tired great variety OF reHedes oesass
the advice Of the best physicians, Without me n
and il pronounced incur allie. La Tire at II Or "p
lied TO me, and after examining The case, gaye hli
smsil bottle Of your Arabian Baisn ILL., %
ply rghtly and after using breF or teur hall Sots ne
was cured, sd authorized 70 49, s nc -, M "
' viii, resnect -4.s.--- H.-HEhING"AY, NJ D.
NJ Pnrra;ers Should inquire for the true article by
using tie whole na1p-CheesemanS a! Aolsn
see Thai II has my written IN nay o@n Eanr NIln
acres ac1os' NC priiiFs' 1''ss''0'''' e. CHkEsgMaN.
r sold at vhoesae and retail By A g. & D. SANDS
nm, ist, "a and leo Frtioc street: IT'S Broadway and ~
East Bfcaa~ay. friceSl large SIZE, so cents small
80 la.' isf I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

" Persons wishing The Tribune eft at their reAden-
ee or places of business city early hour in the
morning viii please leave their or send them in by
Se through the Pos; Office the publication Office $50
rasao street, opposite the Park Turks, nsss cents
Esee 70 .: raiS TO NJ: Carrier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

MORE PRoscRIPrloS-The Wing Postmaster
at Bennington, Vt. has been removed, and J, T.
Haswell, Loco, late printer of the Vermont Ga'
zetts appointed in his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

NOTICE.-The Contractors for Clean
ing The Public Streets ready TO sci! az their
and 10 receive complaints against the unceanliness
Q. The streets il cause exs<-Feb, T. 1873 Ct !avsw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
"a FOR SALE in the City of Newark.

- TO LET-Dwelling House and Ba-
-As. kerry in Richmond. Staten Island. The House is
new tsostory tame building in perfect order and newly
painted good schools and churches il the immediate
neighbohood, and two omnbnsses pass The daily
The Quarantine Fer private family who wish to live
tired or for Bakery the basement having been ft,ed
Tor that buaess il offers inducements. The vii
be low For terms apply Edward Taylor the Black
" ali-street. 81 I'm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

Sandys Sarsapsria will also remove and permanently
cure diseases having their origin in impure state OF the
blood and depravRd condition of the general contribution,
viz Scrofula Kings Evil. in lis various forms; Rbeume-
tisu obstinate Erupuons, B!oches, B!es PIN
pies or Pususs the face chronic Sore Eyes Rngworm
or letter Scald Head enlargement and pain OF the bones
and Joints stubborn Ulcers syphtit symptoms diseases
arising from nrdcous OF Mercury, female derange-
n,eniS, and other similar COMP .aiRis.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL and for export
alton by A. g. Sands J. Co. No 27S Broadway, {Granlte
Buildngs OF Chambers street New York Also sole
David Sands Co. No. n East Broadway corner Of Mar
trret; by Druggists generally throughout tho
Uaited States Price o. per bottle six bottles tor 81
NotThe original documents may be Seen by calng a.
No Ernan uav DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

hA FOR SALEM the village of Cler-
.GaiA mont Columbia County, the properly owned and
LACEY occupied by the subscriber consis's of subsah
a built bricb House 40 feet square, and stories high
with kitchen attached number OF out-builngs and about
50 OF choice quality land, which good Ap
pie Orchards and variety oil other irn The above pro-
prry is pleasantly located aud convenient with reference
10 Posi.Olice. sore, nc. There also Incorporated
Academy in the village with Chapel for religious
ship, &c. To gentleman OF fortune who wishes TO
retire TO pleasant country residence, or 10 PHYSICIAN
who will be satisfied with moderate but good practice
This offers eligible situation
For further particulars reference may be had
WI. H. WILSON Esq, ClermonI, to the subscriber
90 Greene street, Albany.
N. B.-The above property if rot sold, will be rented
from The st OF May next, al moderate rent
fI5 I'm p. VAN BUREN,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

HAYDEN'S Premium Pens.--A Silver
4 Il Medal awarded J. Hayden for his very supe.
ror Pens" by the American Institute at It's last Fair The
Government have given them the Preference, and the best
and many of the public institutions will
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest rsputa
on and surpassed feqpaed by any in the country
The trade supplied the Manufacturers prices by the
agents J. p. HAYDEN, eiatt-street.
Stacdr myqu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25
]. PETIT, Esq.

N OTlCE.-JAMEs J. PETIT, Esq;
ia Supreme Court Commissioner residing in the village
of Perry, Wyoming County, has issued az attachment
against George Peubones non resden debtor
appear and discharge such attachment according lave
within nine onths from first publication OF this notice
The payment of any debts, and The delivery OF any pro-
hsongipe 10 such debtor 10 him Tor his use and
Inc tran..r of any properly by h for any purpose what
ever are forbidden by law and ere void
i4t Iawan ISAAC N. STSDDARD. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

IN Pursuant order OF Alexander H. Wells, SuTo-
gate the County CT Wescheser notice is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against the Estate OF Lemue
els late of the town Yonkers in said County, decess
ed 10 present the same with the rGuchers thereof, 10
Eliza H. Wells the ADMINISTRATIVE Of the said deceased al
her place of residence in the said town oil fonkera on or
before the twentieth day OF March next
Dated Yonkers, September 10th, 1872.
sl3 ln.r6rn ELIZA II. MELl4S. AdministratriI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

Martha Conln has lived in my family the LOST Is years
self Is correct. Mrs. MARY B. LLOYD,
Nc 6O4 Broad St. Newark, NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-25

Il L. McELR ATH, TribuRe Office.
- HOUSES TO LET IN THE FIRST
uaa q. q AVENUE.-To let ncm he first day CT May
next, those TWO handsome and commodioIs sior,
houses Nos u and Is First street. OF the First Ave
nue.. These bouses well built and finished, and
very desirable residences for small genleel families wishing
10 hire low rent.
Also the two story House and Store No. First Avenue,
corner of Houston street This is first rate stand for
Grocery having been occupied for that business more than
twenty years. Apply TO c. DUBOIS, 81 Waterst or ISL
Rroadyay 6iis~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

eantO", 6Iauer - IS Ssnts u-HEoisen 60
form IS @ts. ;-Shinteu. bis 8 Sts, per pfuuO.
Msf1tlIcm Staner. a so @euts BaSen
81 >: sts. bis IS s. Safer Is bis Isl - stnteS
8aGtimOre, 6tauer, %. 90 ;--gEaiseu 81, 90
bis l. 10 ;-eafer 26 bis Is Sts, ;-WetihtrrN,5s
pbilabelpbia Slauer s5, 90; 9Eaisea 81, 10
bis !, a. Sofer 20 bis 80 sts' aselIdtOr", so
Cincinnati SGauer 8, So ;-QSoi
gen, s5 @ts. -Qafer Is bis 1S @tS. - BclItttUru
Is SentS ;-Sdlnteu, 3 bis @ts per Nfuno.
pttt burg. SIauer, SO, 81 his 4, 90; ;-Noi
gen, s l ;-cofer Is @ts. !; 9SeIihtCrR, IS @ts
@leoe la no, NSaiSen IS bis 5 100
DrHder febem aufm arts !-llnier after
@oue9e pom Ut ca btn9er slole r 1T ais SUnsreB
@auotoat ernaunt rDrbell.
GTStrduben Sie (ld auf, Tadbbar
ber9wer f.-Set @antcn, N2o fnb gs
Ilen9ruten enoedt DCroen, Die enen anBe,prcentlien
@rtras perpreden. Sic erftredcn fIh Idn9s oes 9an
;cn ufers uno tbeiIrpetc uAter benz Bette oes lueC
bin sub betrdd)tlide 6uantitdten @tlcerS fan6 man
IcaeIbt o1s oem been in ben Bcretni9ten Sa1ten 9e
|fnnoenen 9lCtdb 9eltelr miro.
Geme tat Ii d. Sir d e.-Der gruno>
ltetn Su Der oeutid fahollhen Stride, gfe Der stem
OlcYcrf 9icao wnroe am SOnnta9 1tadmtttag nm 4
uNr III AntDclenneIt bon oeueht 10000 UtPnltcn 9es
legt. 9err Sd,ctf &enrif oUn elmer Babretten Seri
eY urscbe ertnetr bic SeierIifeiten nit elmer ses
balteplen Heee. welde Duro bic ano6dtiye 9ufmerfz
amfett Der Wense audi pcn ben gntternteltitebeno
oernrmmen werccn fonute S.icrauf foste bic @eremo
re Der @runoltetne9uns uno gum Sd|lue cine oeut
he preot9 oes patcrs SrauS BON Baltimore, bic Ger
Seier oeS Cages rpuroJ 9IIe5 giug in Der b. ten
Sronun9, trrs oes uugebeuern Wenitcnaneran9s o>r
Gd). Die ertUbcne SoUefte fdcn Semd ersiebi9 ,t
en mas cen lutcrnebmerm ces 8aucs tebr al Gonuei
IT, oa, wie mir h0ren, Die bis est porhanpenen Mttel
nod BET meItem ntobt blnretd)t. Cpb, Ocmotrat
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
THE LAW.
QaW lit Q1lu uno tletbt 0alp.

Surp 1T mie @umm-e fcum, Ne ldft (Jcb ouscrprz
ocntltd1 tit Die Gauge seben.
Yam TT ene Scterte, man muB il d, / einicben
penn man oarum tpclet uno oobe its iebr 9elpa9t,
trenn lIe 9eSCNen miro.
&drD 1T etue Varbe Itc liBt Ib llberau duijcmiereu
YAM ut 9eTahrllh, Ile td9t blnten, pie Die Nnen
V1p 1T ne elne Malbne, ucnn (Ie no)t 1cbr out qe
Ihmlert rptro, 70 9ebt eS gar l1n9llm NIT lhr her.
YAM ut eln frtltb 9ele9tes @D, nper nlbt prgfilti
oaraut 9dt hats Gem tnt5 aus Der 1no II. Scrbrlt
Gam Bt III etnem @uettaiten, lper lie lrben nil, oel
mus erlt bcSaben -SUId,e @udfateN baben ale 9Io
IUcfatcn.
eaw 1T cine Tafe uon Bahs, Dir 9ouotateu pcrlte,
ben am beiten iIe Mah brem SeIieben Nebts o. Qnts
Su orebeu.
Qarp it it oletd, eren qEirtb. per BET ibm uuiprht
Der muB lid, aul bic 3eohe scfaBt MAIDEN.
Fam t1nn aut) pfelf:A, f. Ipe Ge aber eiuem etn1s
ucrpfeft, 70 mus er tanrM.
Salp tann auth ehr Gut lau en- rpenn Ge 5 / Giuen,
RelBaas ntmm, 70 falt eS ibm lhper e wieoer eiuau
bren
Gam bat perliebte au3eu, aber ctnnOd it 1e pitt ei
nem e5eoea hclo.
Qarp 1T 9led1 einen 3udtmeiiter, ,per ,ufiIia eu
NAL uner lbre peltide 9erdtb wiro oft Oerb ourhge
lpetrtht.
ea~ it rpie cine &eseltugel man pirt ilr, ater e
lluft tple ne mill.
eaw bat cine earve Dor mi ejeaat, barum feuut 1s
nicht :5coer>
Gtnem uno Sulcst oerfdmdbt iIe ibn bcd,.
YAM ut clne anlenofllnitlerin (Ie madt tou1enber
lei Sad)en lit Der QSelt red)t.
4aw 1T etn lhlilpfri9 Otug, tpie Mander bat Gd)cl
NIT Spe 8duten fet9ebalten, uno e lit ibm ourd Die
lGin9er ent1hlupft
Gam 1T 9leidD siuem armen Climber, Der sln, SpieB
rutbenlaufen perurhellt it, e piro urn ben Nopofateu
OFT III ben stten 10 bin II. ber 9epeitt pa8 Die Sese
BON tbr hdn9en.
Gam lit eleid einem Rlumpen Sdfr,ertbcu, bic Surs
|formt oaraus nad thrr Nesbeit mas (le fanm.-Sr
MAIDEN nantmal 2ropfe aus loldem 1bsn frnmm,e u.
/ ihtefe I6pfe ~, -
Gam liegt i'm Dunfeln, oarum fann fle Der q r M E,
penn er (le braad oft nht Iaoen, pcil Ct teu @elr
lfur 2id,ter bat, uln lle Su fudben.
4ap i'd, 9letdb elnem grilneneeunerta9s' Oubn, oas
jebesmal, lpenn es f maniet, cine anoere Sarbe an
nmmt.
Qap lit 9Ied, einem bIinben pfero bic 9loprtateu ba
ben e itets am 3aum, uno fubren fle pie e tpolen.
| Qap it gled) einem 0aafen, Der Den Geisdus neb.
men mus, menn er BON Ounoen uHo cSd0er pcrfcIae
rpiro, ndmlid, wenn g eWal t Dor S e d. aebt
ODER penn le gar nod oas lln9lUd bat in ben &auen
elmer Blino curD Su 9eratben
9op 1T 9lei Die gut @elb, Gliemano mill 1ld,s neb
men laen, bebe bemibt uno tpebrt man Ild), unc
ocd tpirb man supeilen bamit aneeld,miert.
Qdn 1T pte eiue Sd,ieBmauer, Iton W2auder bal
lid, Die Nbrner oaran eeffo6en.
&arp 1T gleid enem Selos ODER Waolhub, ein jeoer
ISreuer bat { Dor ihr su furdten, mebr als Dor ei
nen nit Strob ans9eitcpfen SelbpOb.
Qdrp bat cftmals oas pocaara, oaher fcmmt's; bae
llle Manhem Su lanse ausbleibt
Gam it gleid, elmer Dirne, melde iwei Bubler I'm
Gdt bernm bat, eiaer baptn mus SnleBt nit LANCER a
! fe abjie9en. (Sharffhhs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

pa 8. Bisber fonnte man In alien 2beilen Der 8er.
Staaten obne paB cber Mauberbu1 rei(en, 70 uiel
man rpcte. Gin in Baltimore anid9er prebiser nil
beles jest aber uerdnbern, unS l6t Su oeem Bebufe
elm ,0leifepaB uno Wanoerbuds fur @briten' bruden
Cie Sucen m69en ocrtdufS npd) cbne pdB reifen.