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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

pecahoe party corn dodger party, abolition party, and
in the tal-end Of this coon, we find the last name
whig party:-tory at heart, and whig in the tail!
l have examined the brain of this animal with great
care but lean find neither characters nor hieroglyphcs
ancient or modern, which can guide me 10 any concu-
sion other than that like most OF those who make it
an object Of alteration, it he bran is Of small guam
tity and Of poor quality.
But sir, these are not all tie advantages and discov-
cries have drawn from the anatomical examination
have made and thus disclosed III his same old coon"
perceive very distinctly by the dsordefed state Of the
various organs which have examined that they plain
B predict the entire overthrow OF the federal party and
with their overthrow the downfall Of all their hightoned
federal measures Their fate seems to be as distinctly
marked in the enrals of this animal of whig alteration
as was the fate Of Belshazzar upon the wall of bis pal
ace chamber and an the terror that seized him. now
shakes them.
think, sir can perceive, with the samedisthctness
which guided the ancient oracles in the bowels of this
emblem of whig principles, the very States which will
cast their votes for the democratic nominee of the con
Vention tobe held at Baltimore. predict from thes'
sgns with oracuar certainly, that Louisiana, Misss
sIPPb AidodIhd, OeoISld, oouuh OdioiMa, NoIW NdTo
lima, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, New Hamp
shire, Pennsylvania Maine, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana
Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennesse, and Connect
cut, will triumph in the election Of their respectiv
number Of democratic electors which will be one Of tn
most triumphant and glorious victories which the de
mocracy OF this country or any other ever gained
This is my prediction ndIel no whig pagan proan
himself and his coon religion as to repudiate IT. for it
drawn from irresistible signs, displayed in the viias
the animal ofhis most sacred and political devotion
reverence. Then would say, in the spirit Of all can
dor Go ahead, demoeratsthe SIGNS are in your favo
Unfurl your banner to the breeze Triumph will B
yonrs. Victory vii once more perch upon The demt
cratic standard. Once more you will teach the rev
lers Of Ofspublcan government and the enemies Of irs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
THE TEXAS TREATY.

Thecorrespondent Of the New York Tribune gives the
following as the rumors that are ahoat in regard to the
contents of the Treaty:
"ls 1t is alleged then that Texas Is to be admitted
as Territory.
Q. She is to have two representatives that are to be
elected next October .... ..
3. She to receive for the present her public lands
in order to pay her debts which are alleged to be about
$l5OOO,OOO. ..
The question Of the Boundary Line is to be reserved
as subject for future negotiation between the Repub
lie of Mexico and the United States.
These are said to be the outlines. Mr.. Packenham
and Mr. Calhoun are hard at work corresponding about
Oregon" .r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
JUSTICE in RHODE ISLAND,

The Providence Independent says-Gov Door has
been in prison between FIVE and six months charged
with treason against the old Charter of King Charles
But the charge has not been subsantiated- trial has
been had though plead for and demanded by him. The
Algerne doctrine is, punish first and convict after
wards.
Martin Luther is now in prison. and must lay there
six months, and until he pays fine of five hundred dol
lars. His offence is presiding at town meeting-sit
ting in room and receiving the votes OF his fellow citi
zens This is e erdlisn,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
THE TEXAS TREATY-INTRIGUE OF THE
BRITISH MINISTER.

The correspondent Of ihe NJ Y True Sum- states that
Washington is in fearful state Of excitement about he
Treaty and that the British Minister is terribly ndig-
nant.
He is exasDerated to the last degree at the course Of
events on the subject He has waited on the South A.
merican Ministers resident at Washington, and urged
upon them the danger OF permitting such an event asho
annexation 10 take place. and proposes that adploma-
tic meeting OF their respective countries be held at Lima
to denounce annexation and its policy They per-
suaded that it is the intention OF the American govern
ment 10 continue its accession Of territory until it reach
es the istmus of Darien. There is fine utter in the
diplomatic array and quite rufHing OF feathers a.
mong the game cocks Of this walk we shall soon see the
result The British inis1er has also acalted upon most
of Tie Wing and uanv of e Democratic Senators for the
purpose of operating upon and inducing them to oppose
the treaty. This is serious matter-a grave and true
charge which will be substanated and proves that the
politicians idea of British gold is not all dream A.
part from the gold there has been scandalous ntrgues
agitated on this same annexation treaty, unknown till
now in Washington, but which are facts placing our
court upon the same corrupt level with those of Europe
Were It not for the exposure Of names have no right
to make, could lift the curtain from the face of some
foul transactions and astonish your readers with few
facts Of diplomacy in Washington.
The writers adds that if the Senate reject the Treaty,
then bill for annexation will be introduced into the
House of REPRESENTATIVES and carried through all its
stages, from the simple resolution to its final passage
This can be effected by bare majority vote, like
what is required for any other bill and not wothrd
vote There is no doubt but that majority the House
would go for onnexadon. Mr.. Tyler has pledged him
self to call an extra session for that purpose, should the
| action Of the Senate require it.
There could be no doubt Of the passage Of such bill
in the House an event would be unprecedented
but not unconstitutional and the consent Of the Senate
would siiIlrbenscessay to it becoming law 1t is sup,
posed that the force ofpubic opinion aOer such an or,
deal~ould compel the Senate 70 succonb.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

ind (said Mr.. d. this animal to contain within
the cavity Of s3abdomen, all the leading principles Of
The federal party. tThe measures (which have ever
distinguished them as party and the names they have
assumed at different times for political effect The
characters initials and hierogyphics, demonstrating
modern whig principles, measures and names, are
Greek from which it would appear that this same old
lived in the days of the Grecian Republics, three
ihousand years ago. have decphered and translated
the Greek characters and have supplied their place
with the English translation; and when thus translated
the following result appears, viz In the heart of this
coon-which may not only be regarded to some e1ten"
the seat Of life but also the seat Of good and evil past
sions-I say in the heart Of this coon are found the
secret principles ct the whg party expressed in the word
"ssry," plainly and distinctly written. On the right
lobe of the lungs is written national bank" and on
the Ie 'od federalism" all within the cavity OF the
,horax Below tie diaphragm, and within the cavity
of the abdomen we And the balance Of the whig prn-
cples, measures and names distinctly marked beginning
with the pancreas, and descending through the whole
line of the abdominal contents To save the time
of anatomical demonstration, will merely names at
present, the xhig principles and names as find them
disclosed in the bowels of this BEAST and for the benefit
Of all my readers, will procure "a cut to accompany
nv speech in pamphlet FORM which will giEe therr an
occuar demonstration Of whig principles which has
90 long been the effort Of the party to conceal from tn
"public eye" But to the progress Oh one organ !.
marked "Harford Convention" on another, "assump
ton q the State debts" on another distribution OF th
proceeds of the public lands on anoher "he rich an'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
INDIANA.

The Indiana Sentinel brings US the most cheering
news ofthe spring town elections in that State. Com
pared with ls4O they indicate that Indiana Is soundy
and thoroughly democratic. And il is properi should
be, after the monstrous swindng Of the whig 6nanciers
Of that diaEraced State.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
VAN BUREN, IN NEW JERSEY.

We learn by the New Jersey Eagle that the Trenton
Sheet Anchor which has heretofore been favorable tc
Gen. Cass forhe Presidency has, since the New Jersey
State Convention come out decidedly for Van Buren,
An article from the Sheet Anchor on the subject, is re-
published in the Eagle in which arong other things the
Sheet and Anchor says MARTIN VAN BUREN
is now clearly ascertained to be the choice OF large
majority of the country. We go for him heartily, cor
daily and sincerely. Our country has no ADLER or pu
rer staesman-the Democratic party no wiser bette
man. He will be the nominee Of the Baltimore Conve1
ton. He will gel the vote of New Jersey in that Con
venton-and he will be trumphanty elected by the peo
ple'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25

II am Whig--a Massachusetts Whig-a Fanneuil
Hall Whig.- -[Webster.
No one doubts that! And you might have added: "A
genuine Blue-LightHarford-C Convention Black cock
ade-British Tory-Federal coonskin Log Cabin Hard
Cider Two dollars day and Roast Beef stoop to con-
quer United States Bank Whig.-Ameriean Eaee.
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OUINAP DhOpU1NRo
iir Saar8clb.
O0tl1t G0lOSrt)uttIf,

Ssbisnt fid bislsr @slessnbst fsinsn bisbsris
gen Sbnnsrn unb Sreunosn, fpmie Dem 9ssbr;
ten publlfum hbsrbaut anSujei9en,cassr isinsn
Gletoer uno 9erfbieoenbeits- -Stobr
sini9s Sbhren wsitsr bsruntsr psrls9t bat, uno
Ssrislbs 1T nun cine Sbir wsiillb bon bem
0Srtbsbaufe gum "YsnnfDlpanilbsn Sauer,"
i'm rpslfl6sn Marfts8iersd, 100 man Nrtifsl
jsosr 4rt faufsn fann, fsi ss mas ss nil, BON,
slslnifsn bis sum @rtstsn. Die 9Gaarsn bic
sr gum @srfauf anbistst iinb ollie auf 2(uftics
tionsn in philadelphia 9sfauft uno f6nnsn ba.
Der mcblfssr perfauft wsresn, iuie fie ir9enbs
no perfertigt ,psrbsn fonnen.
VI bat Defenders INNER porrdtbia GiIens
tpaaren Trofsntpaaren, eini9e Spe,erei.
en- fsrti99emabts Kleioer Saus9 9er6tbs
fbaften aus S,peitsr panb, mo Jupeliers
paaren. Iub bat er Kappen jepsr 9trt su
fsbr niebri9en Yrsifsn. &auf1uitiae 1inb sins
selaosn anjurufsn uno mcssn sinsS sutsnSdrs
gems psr1ttbert fein.
&eacin9, Npril l6. 81.
9t. .. Sum 8srfsrtissn nsusr &leber lit CT
ebenfalS aufS Ssffe sin9sribtst.
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Cine ein;t9e Stlmme.

Gine einsiee Stimme bat Morton Dor
einieen Sobren gum 8oupern0r BON
MaGa6uletts erpdblt, uno cine en5i9e
Stimme mag ebenfaus Sen. Mdrfel. oen
brouen olten Soloat bon @effmorelano
errpdblen ooer bntenan iseen. SOaltet
bies i'm @eodbtnib Wbios. Oenfet bar
an uno banoelt oarno6. Srinot ale
Stimmaeber beraus. Sebet oarnab oae
nibt cine einSiee @bie: Stimme in Guren
Diitrieten SurGef blebt. 6altet es i'm
@sodhtnib coe cine pole Stimme alles
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SScrbeirdtbet.

-pureb pen gbrw. Srn. Saepb O1iIIsr, am
II. 9spt. 5rr Saeob Obnmabt pom Doug
la6, init Olib 0sbsfa 0err bon Unity.
an 22ltem Sarr Daniel Snab init Oai6
D1arp Sebr6pcr, beipe BON grctcr Gaunlhlp.
-sbsnfaas, Sosrr Scbn Gcrab init Ohb Ga.
IA Sn6, beipe bon greter.
bureb psn gbrw. 5rn. wm. Dauli, am g
ten @spt, 5srr Sclfpt 8riss init WnB Gas
tbarlna Berger, BON Ncapins.
am 22tten, 5err Gilbert SIein y. Ncaoins,
nit Ol,b Hnsslne quppis bon ereter.
-ourcb ben ebrm. 6rn. u. Z. 6trman, am
II. @spt. 5srr Scbn Sifslsr NIT Dll6 sc'
pinia Stblabatb, bsirs pom qanfaitsr 60.
-am 2Ofsn Ssrr Saeob Stnclrer bon
winpIor, init O1is Satbarlna soibsr bon
O1aipeneret.
-burtb on gbrw. Srn. Siaae Sttasr am
10. Srpt, Serr Daniel Gobrbaeb bon 0L
itrft, init O'ib Wsatlpa Scr pon 8cfIano.
-Hm 22fsn, Ssrr DAVID Seib BON 2anss
itbmall, NIT Dllb poap Sterner y. 9itrttt.
-etenfane, 5srr Jllcclaus 2Babl bon el'
iab init Dlib spoia Seller y. Nusecmbmancr.
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Wsabt Naum fir Die soloene Ruae(

Mabt Naum fir bic 9oloene Ru9el
Die llntrftbrsbensn fno juif BON pbiabss
pba ;uridssfebrt nit einsm sr6ssrn II. mcbls
fsiIsrsn enforcement bon SUDDEN, Ga Imisrs unb
Sattinstts aIS jemals in &eaeins anssbptn
porren, beifebeno aus
SbwarSsn unS bIaufbwar;sn Subsn, bon
Ssl so bi5 so. Slau unb unIit)tbarsarin,
bon ST. 60 Bis 3 so. Braun uno esmifdbt, ron
S rs Bic so. Sblibts fbwarss unb blaus
fbwarje Galmisrs, BON rs st. biS 25, aes
wirfsIt uno 9sifrift ST. 25 Biz 2 90. Sdbltbt
9erpiirfslt uno seftrsifts Satinstts, ron 37A 8.
blS 90. Sbwar5 unb fbonfarbi9e franj61is
fbs Sube, febr wcblftil. @bsnfall6 Elm srcess
I0crtsmsnt erapattsn fir esrren, @bdrpsn,
Stc6S &c, BEL O'Srien unb Raiauel.
Heabina, September H. bp.
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In Die freten uno unabban9i9en Gr-
ipabler bon Verf5 @auntp:
D1ittirssr!
CrmutbiSt burb Die fsbr aro6'
mnthlss llnterttdsnus, we(dbe Sbr mir tei
trnberen Selesenbeiten sesebsn rpenn ieb Gu.
re Stlmmen fir oas lint srbstsn, ftels iet
mleb wtspsr pcr eueb aIs tin ganbioat fir
8 eDertff,
bet bet aasemeinsn Wabl i'm naetften Otto
ber, uno eriuebe euh abtunssUoa Inn Cur,
llnterithsuus uno euren ginfu6. gueb fiji
psrsansene 8esinltisunsen aufriebtia uns
her5llh oanfeno, babe ieb nur tnausufiaen
oab wsnn ieb Die ebre baben IclIte erwabll
sn 'psroen, leb mid perfiebte bic pfiettsr
ees 4mtss init llnpartsili6fst, W1enl letlitb.
eelt nno auf lol6e Nrt 3u erfallsn, baB bat
Solf i'm Na9emeinen oamit aufriebcn feir
tpiro. zeinrid, SdafFer.
ereter 9aunitbip, )
Dlai Id. 1914. bg8.
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Gin 2onD StDbrbaltr.

D'Srien unb Raisuel flno jeet am CT
6ffnen eines isbr srobsn AGortements 3eitse'
maBer trodner Siter, icIbe ais 9ucbe, gas
lmirs, Sattinsts, &sntudp Scans uno Sel
Sstsgcrcen, nsblt sinsm sroBen Sprratb bon
rctbsn, tpeiBsn uno selbsn 8arebeno, feinell
nno S6iriensSelIh, tlaue, broune unb 9rils
ne Doc fin, 9iIhocden eraib, sebletbtc uno
nnseblsebte Dlo6line ,mp 0rele, gattune &c.
an soIoensn Gussl Stobr.
Gent. "a. m.
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g I q I b.

-am l6 9spt. i'll erstsr 9aunI6ip, Glen,
96htrhsn pom Sac. Basner, im 5. Sabre.
--am 2S. Sspt, IN Der Stabt Sustaun, arn
W1assntrsbs, 4oam &cpp, i'm SO. &sbcnsjabre
am 13. Sspt., III 9Binplor saunfh., gbri.
fine gIilabstb millsr, ebefrau bon SIaae
D1iGcr, Ien., i'm 7Sttsn Sabre ibres Glters.
DIN Is. @spt. in Binricr 3aunlhip, am
Hsrpsnfsber, 4nnstte Sbeios, So6ter bon
Saecb Sbeipe, i'm 12. $etenejabre.
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1T oas uerlanet mirb um uns ben Siee su
fibern. =. patriot.
-NE@
Selb NOR b. Im leeten Don:
nerffae beeien9 6r. Sobn Qoam Seip
bon IQentaun. oaourb Selbit bitmoro. oaB
er lib in feinem Stalle erbine. Gr bate
fbon einee 3eit ber an @eifes5erruttuno
oelitten. ST par unoefdbr Cd Sabr alt.
Qm lesten Samifae wuroen oehen ueber
reife bserolot. BEL ,pelbsr 8ele9enbeit Der
Gbrsp. 6err Sdoer preoiote. ID.
SIS a brbeit in elmer yfuB
{ b e.-@enn Did oein eofofoto
Wadbar fraot. warum Ou elm Bbi9 bift,
70 antnorte ibm, neil Ou wuni6eit, y
oob oas eano Die Seenunoen oes 9e9en
Wdrti9en Sarifs aub in 3ufunft 9enebe,
p oaB uniere Heeierune uns ni6t ourb
ungere6te 8epaltlfreidbe in einen &rle9
perpicfle uno oaB Du elaubelt, y DAP
our6 Die Grpdblune S. &. polfe Der 9e:
eenpdrti9e Sarif osfdbroet uno oae
sano in oieielbe Sage 6urufeeiturst rpuroc.
aus oer es ltb innerbalb Ger lesten 5pel
Sabre berausaearbeitet bat. uno . Dap
ourb Den InitluB bon Seras uno Die
unperjieliebe Seiienabme ces Oregon
eebietee oas 9ano in enen &riee, uno oa
nit aub in Sbuloen uno Gleno feoer
Qrt eeiturjt tpuroe. u. u. n. gSelt.
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9loQtauner Doer Solfs-3tfet.

Sir &on9rsb
Hntbony 5. MILLER, bon &eabin9.
q femblp
7ebn Q. Gpans, BON @asrnarpcnt
Beors Seinly, bon 1Dinoicr.
Calentin Srobf, bon 6ebrsrsbur9.
Seinry Mover, bon @cIsbrcctoals.
: om mi ( f cner
!1Jibael 5. Tunnemaber, &saein9.
9ireftor
Jobn Barnet, BON Osclltaun.
bitor
Senry DenSler, pom Olsp.
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2ln Die freien uno unabbangigen er;
w0bler pom 9erfs Countv.

2ln Die freien uno unabbangigen er:
,pabler BON Serfs Gaunty.
Sreunre nnp Witbirser:
Oie febr libcrale Inter:
ttaBuns, bic ib bel BET lsstsn 9herifss
QDabl bon Cub erbislt, mid auf psn 8ss
ribt feseno, uuo bic pielen Iebmeihelbaften
Sepeife bic ie6 feitosm srbalteM babea mid
wisser ueranlabt Gin ganpipat gu iein fir cas
9 b eri IN 81 81 1T t,
ven Serfs ganntp, bel Der berannabenoen
9Sabl i'm ndbnen October, nno eriutbe Cub
oaber abtumsspoa um Cure Stimmen nno
euren einfnb. SIN Sal melnsr eripab'
lung Verfpreebe it Die init Dem Gmte Dsrbuns
osnen Yfitbtem unpartsiileb uno su enrer
pcllen 3nfrieoenbeit 5u erf6aen. Shr Die liz
bsrale ltnterttisuns Die ieb BON eut bel ei:
nsr frittern 98abl erbislt. sritatte iet msnen
aufrltbti9en 9anf, uno ib beae bic 6cff
nI!na' oa6 Shr mid bei csr na6ttsn 5srhtt'
iDabl nttbt per9eden ,perbet.
gner sebcrIamer 9iensr,
george 6ernant.
Neabina, W1ai 2l. bB.
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Oefentli6er. 8erfauf,

Nuf Hrsitass ben 18ten October 1914,
0crmittass uin 10 llbr, foil auf offsntlieber
Senbu Derfauft perren, al Der Iestheri9en
wobnuns pes Uerttorbenen e ii ab G ds
d in wasibinston saunidtip, Ssrfs
gauntp, ndmlitb:
Gin wasen nit Bobby, ein aurerr mics
prissr 3Dasen, ein Spa3ler.
NLuNwN Sabrseus, &iaouieb, pferoes
GO @eibirr, pfi9e uno G99en,
9trob6anf uno winpmabls, @trob bem
Seuleitern unp Srubtrstf, alIsrbauo
scIdstss solh Elm Shebsni6rant, Osu init
Nobr, Settsn unp Ssttlaoen, fd6fen nno
lpers sfn Guet, cine .!br, Elm srebsr fapfernsr
Sedel, si(erne 5afen, siIhe uno Sthble,
Safer ano @tanosr, uue lcnlt nod bielerlei
6aus. nno 8auern,s @erdtbibafteh gu tpeits
laufs IIes bier ansufhbren. Nufwartuns
uno grepit miro sescben ,peroen pou
Srieorib 5ismuno. I 1omini
gewie f11artteller. s ffratcrsn
October ben l., 1874.
81 y. 3ur namIieben 3eit uno Ort, ioa
aud bas biuterlaGene liesenoe 9crm6sen oes
teiastm Svttorbenen, auf 6fentIiber Sen
on, auf ein opsr msbrsre Sabre perlsbnt ,psrs
oen; beitebeno aus elmer 9Spb= &zyA
nuns, elmer Sd9emable, unsez ::;:A
fabr 40 Ifer sutes qaup uno SIC: lzssss szsssIss
bensebdupe ,e. ,e.
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Scr IS. ct. Senator gSillam g. Sui
ton Don Irfanias ffarb- in ieiner 9Yob
nun9 in Der gfdbe BON 2ittle 8od an,
Is. Queuff.
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g b riTss 81 u, f,

I'm ote freleE un0 unabban9t9en gr:
tpabler bon Serfs @anntp:
Ssratbsn uno aufeemuntsrt ron elmer 9rcesr
anSabl meiner Sreunoe unb Sefannten, br
ib bewcssn Worbsn, MIDI eurer Seabtune bs
ndbfter OftcbsrsQBabf alS sanoipat fir oas
Scbertffs amt
ansublsten, uno ib eriubs @ub frsunbfbafts
lib um Cure &tmmen unb llntsrffusun9 i'm
Nu9snsnen, uno i'm Sail ib 70 slidlieb fein
fcllts uno Sbr MIDI erwdblen foQtst, psriprsbs
lb bic pttibtsn bes stmtss getrsulib unb sl
surr p6Qi9en Sufriebsnbsit ausiuibsn.
Sb perbeite init ssbabrenbsr I6tun9,
@usr 8rsuno unb srssbenifer 9isner,
Jaeob .. Barnet.
Neabin9, SUM 4. b1S.
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Nnt0ntes zSerfauf.

@amitas ben stem nae6fen October foll
auf BEN splase IeIbit Dsrfauft merpen, bte
Sbabbare Yauerei
bon gbriiiian Gitier 9eiesen in Sho 2ita,
non saunfbip, aibanpn gauntp, et,pa '3lpsi
Dleien BON Qitancn, entbaltsno
l2I 9tcfer,
mebr poer Denl9er; 9ren5eno an $ano bon
Or. Daniel Slcninser, Sobn Sleiitsin Sris'
beritb Suneore nno Inperes. 9ie SerbeIs
ierunsen telteben in sinem 3rpsittfisten
AyA oBDbn Sauie,
T;;;;M. tpetterasboroet, elmer 8IotIbeuer,
:.ssY 3pet gebns' Sduler uno anbez
re Slebensebduoe. gt,pa is 9lder ysEsss,
fino SoIslano; BET &eff 1T in aa
bequeme Seloer setbeilt, bon oer
tstcn Oualitat uno gut sefalft Gin nlefebs
lenper Srunnen init putem 2BaGsr in nabe
al Der Gaebentbir. Gin Iet6ner, 49,,
iun9er. .Saum9arten nit auser~ % %
leieuen Sbfbaumen 1T auf ber..=ssa.
plantase.
Be0s uno sin nultretises Sfsebt piro Sc,
seben am 1fen 4pril 1s45.
Jebn Smitb.
4(fanie bon gbriftian Ni0er.
Glib aitancn saunl6ir, Snli 90. 1914.
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Hn Ole freien uno unabbangigen er=
pabIer Don Serfs Gaunty:
Srsunoe unb Mitburssr!
Snpem b oft unb ,pieeerbclt
auf9enuntsrt mcrpen bin, ourb cine arc6e 9(n;
iabl mslnsr Srsunoe, bin ib peranla6t mid,
Cub anSu6istsn als Elm @anoicat fir oaS
g cb eriTss 81 m It,
bel Der berannabsnben Babl, uno srfutbe Cub
oabsr aebtun95poIl um Cure Stimmen unb
llntsrltasun9. Ca ib wdbrsnb oes eessnlpdrs
ti9en Ssrmin6 ais llntsrs9bsriff ssmirft bas
be, bin ib NIT ben pflibtsn pertraut 9smor,
ben bic init Dem Nmte perbunbsn finb.) limb
folltst sSbr MIDI NIT elmer Mebrbst @ursr
Stl,nsn bssbrsm fc wll ib perfprebsn bas bic
pfibtsn oss eria9tsn slmtss unpartsftb unb
iu eursr pollen Sufrebsnbeit erfilt wsrbsn
toIsn. Sb perblslbe NIT ssblbrsnoer Mbtuna
Cur Srsune uno er9sbsnr 9isner
Jobn 9. Sbr6oer.
Neaotn9, Wtol Ia. 1874. bgS.
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Carpets Carpets Carpets
0sStife Snsrssn garpete, jult erbaltcn
~ unb su bsrabseIesten spreiien gu Uers
faufen tsi DSrien uno Eai9uel,
Sfilb bet 9oloenen Susel.
Sept. "a. bp.
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I'm Die freten uno urabbdnstsen
Stllnnl9eber bon Serf5 @auutp,
8rennoe uno mitblrser!
Our6 Die shtiae 4ufmunteruns Sislsr
Srsunoe bewraen, feGe ib mid in bic 0sibs
oct eauoioaten bic fir has
Scberifs 2tmt
bsransfcmmen, uno erIuebe Cub, mid bei
Der tcmmcnsen October wabl nit guren
Stimmen unp eurem ginfuB su bssbren.
Sm Sail i'd slaflih senus lein iollts cine
sUtebrbelt eursr Stlmmen 5u erbalten, psrs
pfibte ib mid auf mcrt uno gbre, ole OF.
liesenbeiten ees Gmtss trsu uno ebrlieb, unt
nah meiner ltenltsbsr5eusuns ~ permalten
une peros ME NnIab 3ur lInjufrlspsnbcit mi,
meinem amtliten Setrascn sebsn. Olit Die
fem SerlpreebsG unter3siebne itb aettumsspcl
meiner seebrten O1tbiraer ersetsne,
Sreuuo uno Sisnsr
Scbn potteiasr.
Bern 3aunitbip, Mai %. BIB
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ScDertHS anrt
2aunI I6ip> >SerIa rIammlun9.

Ste qBbi9s Don Slep
unosr Habbarfbaft, iinb sinssaSsn elmer 9srs
fammlun9 beiiurpcbnen, bic ssbaltsn merben
ica am 9auis BON Jobn nIaurer, in Srie.
oensbur9, Olev, auf
Samifa9 oen S. Sftober,
um IL ilbr Mittass anjufanssn.
Die Nsriammlun9 niro bon einieen por;is,
ltben Gsensrn aneerstet wsrbsn.
H. 9. 9ie Hesoin9er t1IuGrs2eanot
luirb bsi ber @els9cnDeit sruartst.
Ssptembsr IT.. 3m.