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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
A CHANGE THAT WILL TELL.

DIR. CARTWRIGHT of Natchez one of the
most distinguished physicians oil Mississippi
and an acknowledged leader Of the Democra-
cy III that State, made most powerful address
in behalf of the Protective Policy OH the 9TH
ult' He says that he will support Mr. CLAY
for although not entirely agreeing with
him lie prefers his election to that of Mr..
PoLK's. This gentleman, 1t is said, has grea,
influence in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
Il II f. VIII lG LICY,
AS CONDENSED BY MIR. CLAY

J.. sound national currency, regulated by the will
and authority Of the Nation.
An adequate revenue, with fair protc ton to A.
mcrcan industry.
g. just restraints the Executive power. cmbracino
further restriction on the exercise of the veto.
d. faithful administration of the public domain w it'll
an equitable distribution Of the of the sales
il among all the States.
o. An honest and economical administration of the
government leaving public officers perfect freedom OF
thought and OF the right of suffrage with suitable re-
s'ra'nts against improper interference in elections
b. An amendment of the Constitution, limiting the in.
cumbent Of the Presidential Office single term
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

The following is part of ain article by the intel
lgent and bold editor of the Columbia IS c.
Chronicle, who, In the midst of the Locotoco
nullihcation OF that State, has maintained his
Journal true to Wing principles and the Union
The facts here stated ought 10 open the eyes of
"AnneXa,ionists."
"rHE TEXAS HUMBuG-Wo happened during
The summer, to travel in company with an intel
llgent feXan who had abandoned that country
In disgust with the intention of settling in this
OF which he is native. In reply to queries pro-
pounded TO him In regard to The amount Of the
dept OF Texas and the quantity Of vacant land
within her borders, he answered that he 'had no
doubt her debt amounted TO at least ffty millions
" dollars; that, exclusive of her foreign debt
which had never been properly estimated, she
owed her own citizens for large sums of money
borrowed from them, and for provisions supplied
and taken to suhslst her troops; that, regarded
vacant lands, there was mol inch of ground i'm
Texas worth owning but what was covered three
grants dtep! We were first inclined TO doubt
his statements, but have since been led to believe
they were nearly correct. Ii must have struck
every unbiased man, on reading the CORES pom
dence accompanying the form of the late treaty,
as very singular fact, that the commissioners
appointed OH the part of Texas to negotiate it
could not tell what the amount of her debt was
is IL possible they were ignorant of it as they
pretended TO be! We think not. AT any rate
there is not much faith TO be pat in the state
ments OF a Government that cannot tell what is
the amount of lis liabilities. Our little Florida
war, which lasted only few years. against
handful of Indians, cost the country upwards of
forty millions; and will any body believe that
the protracted Texas war cost that nation less
than double that amounl!'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

a glorious gathering Of the Wings of
Berkely and the neghboring counties was
held al Marnsburg OH the 10Th instant. The
assembly was addressed by Gen. CHARLES
FENToN MERCER, J. S. GALLAHER, DAVID
CONRAD, ANDREW HUNTER, and other distin-
guished champions of the Wing cause. CHAs
JAMES Faulkner, Esq. presided. The num-
Der in procession is estimated at four thou
sand. "'Fhe work goes bravely onn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
THE ACCOUNTABLE sUBTREAsURy.

Some Of the Locofocos hereabouts, are disowns
ing their pet scheme, the Sub-treasury the eff.
feet of which is TO make the poor poorer, and the
rich, richer. If Mr.. Polk be elected, there is no
doubt OF the re-esablishment of this measure.
Upon this question unfortunately for him him, he
is committed. When candidate for Governor
in Tennessee, last Summer, series of iD,erropa.
tories was propounded to him, one of which was,
"Are you in favor of the Sub-treasury system 9''
He replied empbaticay and laconicalIy, 81 AM
SWER THAT | AMI
So it is evident that if the Locos succeed in tho
coming contest, the people are to be again cursed
with The Sab-ireasury system, for the benefit Of
c6fce hOlders.-C charlottesville .4dG.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
And the story is told.

And votes to spare. But thenwe are sure of
l3 in Tennessee, and shall probably have II in
Virginia, and have good reason 10 count upon 26
more in Pennsy vania-whicli cannot vote for
Free Trade and Texas. Georgia is next 10 cer-
tain in Northumberland .fdreyti.er.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
NO Protection to Farmers by The odious Hhig
Tariff (of 1912 ehI Noi
in haste, yours.

NO FTofechon to Farmers by the odious Why
Tariff OF 1922 eli! ONo'
The Locofoco presses and deciaimers, have re-
peated The lalsehood so often, and in so many
shapes, that The Tariff only protected the Manu-
JociureT'' that many well-meaning citizens have
been Induced TO believe that such is the fact
With view, therefore, of disabusng the minds
oil all such, we have taxed ourself with the labor
OF making the following ANALYsIs.-Bah. Tim.
Wig.
CULTURISTS.-AMousr OF PRorecr,on
Wooi-On coarse wool costing cts. per pound or
under, at the place whence
exported mr. IF ad col
No such wool being raised
In this country, 1t does not
come into competition with
our wool growers.l
an C3 cts. pr. h. and
All other wool imported 80 pr. ct. ad va.
loren.
On Cotton manufactured s cts mr.. ponpd
Hemp, manufactured $40 nor ton
Tow or Flax $40 ner ion
Sugar, raw and syrup 81 els. per lb.
Molasses al MILL No, II
Vinegar 9cis mr. n.lIon
Beef and Pork 9 cts. m 1onnd
Hams and Bacon 2 cts. mr. nomnJ
Prepared Meats, poultry or
game Oh ct all vol
Cheese @ cis mr. ,nrnJ
Lard 3c,s m pou"d
Butter o,s Pu"u
Wheat o5 ole M b,,ai,
Barley 90 CTS. mr. bush
Rye I5c,s r. h,si,
E"ts 10 cts. pr bush.
i'u'd'i Eofh 10 cts pr. bush.
neat 'our 20 CTS. pr. liz ID.
n n nieai 20 CTS. pr. / l2 10.
Juniper Berries oOpr. RI. ad val
Raw Hides, whether dried
NJ: ~ s"''tu 5pr. CT. ad val.
Feathers OK ~, aJ n"i
Timber for building wharves
and fire wood 90 do
Rough boards, planks, slaves,
scantling, &c. 90 do
Furs of all kinds on the skin s do
All matters furs dressed on the
skin or otherwise 25 do
Timber, Planks, boards, slaves,
scantling, hewed or sawed 30 do
Linseed. hempseed and rape
seed OIL 25 cts. pr. gallon.
Quilts, unprepared Is ct. adj val
Mustard seed and Linseed do
Indigo cts. mr. mound
Beeswax Ihnr RI ad val
Tobacco unmanufactured in
leaf on mr. ct al vol
All animals imported for
breeding admitted duty
Tree with view Of en-
couragIng farmers 10 i'm
prove their STOCK
fiaiSter OF Paris, ungfound Duty free.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

fJ OLIVER Z. BALDWIN, Esq. Of Lexing-
ton, will address the CLAY Club of Staunton
on Saturday evening next. To those who
have heard him we need say nolhing-to
those who have not, we say, 90.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
ELECTORAL. TICKETS

Will be furnished TO Clubs and Associations in
this and neighboring counties at forty cents per
hundred. Orders solicited.
Oct 3, 1914.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
HOW STANDS THE "c.ME mr. pp,c

HOW STANDS THE 'sGAME OF BRAC?v
The Polk, Texas and Free Trade men have
been Dragging very high. but how stands the
case now There has been a show Of hands in
the following States, oil of which display CLAY
and FRgLINCHUYseN Banners:-
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

Is We are requested to state that the Hon.
A. II. II. STUART, will address his fellow
citizens at Middlebrook, on Saturday the End
day of November next.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

g. The Election for President and Vice
President of the United States, will take place
on .Honday the Fourth Day Of No
UcMs6el. asert.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

The Wings of Bedford went in procession 10
the Peaks Of Otter on the 18th instant, and plant
ed the Flag Of the Union, upon their summit. A
glowing and eloquent address delivered on
the occasion, by Gen. Leslie Combs, of Ken
lucky.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

Let every voter BE SURE to write his name
upon the back Of his Electoral Ticket. Wings
see TO this-and see also that no alterations arc
made upon the face Of your Tickets.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

g. We call upon our Wing friends all
over she country, to be on their guard agains,
the lying reports that will be in circulation
from tins time ill after the election. One,
has already reached US, viz: THAT since the
election in Pennsylvania, the National Intelh-
gencer has given up all hopes ofMr. Claws sue
cess So far from this being true, the Intel
Iigencer expresses strong conviction that
Mr. Clay wiH carry Pennsylvania.
ARKANsAs.-Ihe Cincinnati Gazette of We'd
nesday morning says 1.-THE news by the mail
boat yesterday morning was that Arkansas HAD
ELECTED A WING GOVERNOR ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
.S IN A U ~ IN O. Ns-
THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a, ls44.

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
HENRY CLAY, OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE SEN. OF NY
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24

DR.. A.. IoNgs has been elected President Of
Texas. The U. S. Gutter Woodbury. sailed from
Galveston for Vera Cruz on the 24th ults with
Duff Green on board.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-10-24
WINGS OF OLD AUGUSTA BEWARE,

AT meeting of the Democrats of the
County, held at Waynesborougll few days
ago, pledge was given THAT EACH DEMO
GRAFT SHOULD INFLUENCE ONE WHIG VOTE.
| EITHER TO VOTE FOR Polk, OR TO STAY AT
HOME! 9!
Wings are you soft enough for that? Can
you be parcei'd off thus easily Answer in
dgnanily at the Polls this precious arrogance.
81 The Wing gathering at Lexington on
the lth and 18th insants, Notwithstanding the
nnlavorable weather, was, we learn, quite a
spirited affair. Gen. DoRMAN presided. The
speakers were VIM. B. PREsToN. ESQ. Hon.
w. l.. GoGGIN, on the first day-and at night
Messrs. TnEo. McRoBERTs, Horace Lacy.
Esq. DIR. j. w. PAINE, VIM. LETcHeR. of
Missouri, and Gen. DoRMAN.
On the second day the assembly, which
was considerably increased, was addressed by
VIM. III. TERRILL, Esq. of Bath, and the Hon.
X. w BARTON, of Frederick in most able and
convincing s2ecches-and again at night, by
SAMUEL Med. MOORE, and Horace Lacy.
Esqrs. The dinner was most handsomely
and plen'ifulIy gotten up. Every thing pass
ed off in the best style-the whole affair Civ
ing assurance that Rockbrdge would be found
at he: post on the 4ih of November next.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10

QSirc 9ebaIten lit >,@ ri M, Start g., auf
Sonta9, ben l1ten Mat 1874, Inn llbr J1adnrittaos
Nejeni9en, melde llHa6bdu9i9tcit bceen, felbf su
oenfen nno 81 banoen; welcGe Die 9eitrng 0 II uno
gen Sfice @quen c6er pcltiIde
Dema9c9en perabiheuen ; rercn Nottc 1T ,,Grunos
idse uno ntdt Minner !" uno bic nit Der rpet1en unb
0fcncmtften Ser,ral1n9 Der General>0le9erune ourd
nfere 9e9enrplrtt9e erte &1gitrat5perfon sufreben
nno pIlens no, oelel6e Su unteritlsu :-Dieieneen,
pelde Die ScnHttcn Dor Nereeun9en Su 1hiben ,pll1>
(hcn ;-tpebe 9e9en 9elcsOtonopclte 1It auHebnen IT,
5u @unlten Der Scisnobme orn Sregpn uno Der
9lufnabme oen 6 ra6 in ben Q. Staotcubuno 1Ino;
-tpe,e ole 0cd,te H. prtce9en Der oocptirten Blirs
9er tpelde bic @ontttntcn Der Ser. Staateu oeu1es
ben auhert, su ocrtbeOi9en ,piIen5 uo :-9te lcldc
lno e9elaoen su fonmeu unr Shelf su nehmen an Der
Scnpenticn. 1m Die Grmdblun9 e / ne 8 roer nj c },
rere uOclc9aten" 5ur oemCfratit)cn republtfautcn
Sonoentlcn nit 5n oerantaten nno it,fcte perlcnen
fur rdloent uno Gice prd1lcent sruennen at befen -
tpelde @cnrenttCn 9ebalteu miro in Baltimore auf 2cns
tag reu n. Wot.-Start SruutY Gentral Committee,
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1RrD R1r nfD 81:

crise sBche-Soerr s. @riefiuger, r, nit MeiB
Rarp Dansetfen, 8eoe BON bieNser Staot
sbr batt Gu4 sefunrsu i'm iroifben $ctsn,
tim slItli6 NIT 4ncr i'm 8unse ~ ffeb'n;
Auf Slhssln etr <iste urt Gintradt su tbpctsn.
Gub init Der Sortuna ueretnist ju (eb'n -
8, mS;ttsu bic 2HIn(he trf60et Gud rpsresn.
qeir ,pdroen uns freucn, Gu6 sladlieb 1u feb'n,
ltne mSdbtet Sbr frrsenrs ,panbcln auf Grten,
Gin slIdlidts @aidlal redbt fett fur Gu1 tfebn -
ltue siett aud ben frifbsn unb rpllaen Baden.
Bic jett nur in Siete unc prfFnuus rrsthbn,
Ginit 9crsenNlb enise Slnffe 3u tnatta,
60 n.cse Sortuna ROD pcn Gub ui9t fieb'n -
ttnb GaprO pirN ft fbon su Gub se(elen-
ltns Sriebtt Der Gbe-fte pesecn ssreift;
Ord tpcnn fte mitunter cas &cteu osrSauen.
Oonn its nur arn 9eittn. man lnsct unp pfeft )!
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8e annt m a 6unaen.
9(eue Grocery.
acDb Gber

aadt bent ad,tun9srettheu pubtifuu bieswit bic err
gebente snSe9e oa er einea aeneH @roeerp9tobr ere
ritet bat, uno Spar in tem @autOns aus. iaowetlie
Sete ces 6ffentlideu Marstz gereds. in peldem Sobu
Baner bsber Btrtbdaft belt Sein Stpbr ,pirc tets
init ben rcrSislditen @rccerp lSaaren aer srt Oer
fehen feN; ais: @aAee, 2tee, @anoies, 9daupfs
uno 6antaba& BON allen Scrten Sals, beim Barrel !;
friie eBffbe beim Barrel uao allen fcaft9en Artis
feta. ,ueIde bic asemeen Notwithstanding erhei.
dea tpcbei ned benerft wire ca lestseoahte @e9en,
ance audi in fleinen Onamtdten oerabfot9t ,pereen.
Gs ipirb fein efri9tes 8e1reben fein, fene &unben
barh bi9e reiie uno prCn,pte 8eoenun9 r69 sufrie,
cen ;n fteaer.-Gr btet caber nm 9ene9ten 3ufrru.
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Neuee gtabli0tment.
Slcd, SUPPER uno @tlenbleh.

Ser llnter5eidncte benahridti9t bos Pub[fun,, oag
er obi9es Gelhdt su bereiben an9eansen ba H. stpar
IN Gam II, i'll Der SuScaratpaszst lit pem err
tcn gcbduce weitltb 'oru QSetritS gSirtbstous u,o
benabe 9e9enuber bon ecfmanus GjrccerD, no er 1T
Be 3ett bcrctt eu miro, sufrd9e fir 9}ererttqa
pom Dadrnen &c. &C., 70 pie ltbcrbaupt fir ale in ein
,Sah fhlasenee 9lrbeiteu an3unebmen. Gin suteS aG
crtement BON
SIedh Gupfer muuren
halt er beitdnog auf O1no bic guten, Outerta IT,
auf 9cbdftsfnnot9e 94ee oerfcrtt9t uo Seine pretfe
lIuo ben 3eitumadnoen on9eu,eden>
Ga .. e au MANN
0SFsOtes &npfer, MeiIlt9 uue 3tun miro in Gaufo1
an9encn,uen.
Can ton, Oeat 3, 1914 43-4m.
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Sottor Gbw. &aeport
in So1r, Su5caramaS 9omltu,

Senadbrid1tt9t ietue beuthen 9anos[eute int Caution
unb Der lmse9enc biert coB, oa mebrfeits aufgez
frroert 'pprben it, ene 4rariS bis nah Canton aussue
cehnen. er Nd3 enthlcIen bat jeoeu Samtas bort ant
weeno s fcu srcnen, tpelde bn 3n ccuultiren tpins
iden, f6nncn ibn antreeu ben. benanten Gage BON
10 llhr @prnitta9s Bis llbr 9eadmitta9S bs Nerrn
50 If nj MYers int <t8ranfln Soctel."
Doctor @aspart bebanoelt feline patcnten mad, Der
''b eopatbi1 + cb en'' oelmetbpoe, peldbe1d,
bisber Ser Il, tpo e an9etpanot pcroen 1T, ais bic
pcral9lib in "d)rcnden' &rantheiten cts
tpic1en bat-~ AZ.
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90 a b fra &C.
@ o it

9o1epb Sum a 9 NINE?
Derietbe 1T gebitrttg aus ii d., Sdweis. Derfiek
len 8aterano in 1885 Sten 9lprtl unc laoete tts
Jtew gorf, Wctbt er feh un9efdbr e Saby aafbelt.
Der llnterseidnete tpnt fenen 9ufenthaft ,u erfb.
re uno bittet baher eoen Menifenfreuno, Der benl>
ben tenaen mOdte ibm susfuuft sefdGiet oarber ae>
ben 81 pcaen, unD stpar unter fo9encer slbbreT:
Scfepb Did.
! Ganton, Starf County, Ohio. M III 42-4ur.
pllntere Serren epae9en erlithen mir, sub obaipa
ne I'D reciproea cbises nierat sefdais etnise Nale
III cJtre rep. Sldttcr anfnebmen 81 ,pclen.
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~3u uerfaufen coer au pertauiben. q

Der llnterse1uete 1T 9emiae ietne ape badfeiner-
ne 9dufer neb ocppelter Staaung uuo 9otte, seesen
am Warft- 9iered in bethlehem, Starf Scuny, Obic,
su oertaufen rcer aegen Sano su oertaufhen.-
oas betreenre @teenthum III bsausenhen,ieeu, mCbet
Gh erseben wiro, has Ieh baelbe fir irseno Elm &C.
(d,dft oortbeilbaft etguet.
g. 9 bic 9taltung it 2s BET 80 BuB.
8etble be IN, 10. 9pril 1914. -
cnbarb b&tetnfd1rptt. f.. 4na-
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Ser l5aterlanbszTre Treunb un6 05ei1f Ser 9eit

Inter Der susfnbr befauoeu 1Id, Saumupclle . 49,
l19,sO6-3abaf 4, $3.50, 9-O1anufa, ,turen s,22s<
$50 Bon ben tnldnoihen 9rObutteu purben 81 ,72O>
$751; ODER benabe bic odft Der Gcfammts glusfnbr nad
}Sn9lano, Sdottano nno SrIauo erpcrtirt
Ne SlnSab Der in allen SoGfcn Der Ser Gtaoten ens
QcLanfcnen onlerifonift1en @5d1iffe mar
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Die &c 91atipS NJ d) einm a l.-@s fheint irirts
lid, ais pb eini9e unerer bcutIden Mti9S immer nod
nidt sLauben WOGen, baB fd bic @bi9s in OIeip gcrt
init BEN Jatips, bieen GrSeiuben Der eneepauoerten
3pet 81 beben, 9eben mir nadfol9enoem Srtitel aus
Der IepsyCrfer StaatsSettun9
,lSte bemerter' ooB fld elnt9e ccutfe 8lGtter bon
en9e9enSeIrster pcltttt, j. 9. in Buffalo Meltbiirqer
Mn6 SreimItb9e; unb in Cincinnati Gpltsblatt uno
9epubltfaner, oarber treen, weIder parte Der gors
Ipurf tree, III ble9er Staot oas eIen be-
9lnt9t su baben Ger remittbi9e uub Der NcpubIitas
Mer, bic beloe benz b9tbume bas NBcrt recen feinen
tebr dn9tlld bemubt ju etn bre artei BON Der 9lns
fulb9un9 oes Otatotsmus Su re,i9en, ulo pCen nidt
sgebcn, mas bier bereits ais ppDe Tbat1ade prn ali
len MenIhen anerfannt.
,Die Semertun9en, ped)e mir felt Der lebten Mabl
iber ihr @r9ebniB pubJrten, nrii1en in oieer 8ecz
bun9 eoen 3rueifel beben. Ste telen bic beee Sad,s
Ia9e in ibrem Uabren ete rld9 bar, uno 1OLte es r<
genb ncob ees Sepees beourfeu, 70 teben mir beret,
oeMeltcn su licfern 0arauS mlen un1ere Wbiofrcunz
be, Der Sretmutbt9e uno Ncpubtauer, ertenncu, cas-
ibre artei III Selu ycrt Su cen 0iatlpeu beracqas
gen it, Dcer baB e in Den prIitten Hebrcu rcs 0iatie
otsmus ntdbts SlnltOBi9es f1noet.
,,9Sir kaben feiner 3et udbt DcrIbwe9eu, na6 mebs
rere GauIeno Stm9ebcr, bic d rnber CUR Den,ctratis
1en artet btelten, su ben atoiten bertratcu llnes
re besbab aus9eprCdene NtBbugun9 mar eben 70 ents
ieoe, tpe e es 1esr 9e9en bic 0Sb9partei 1T ;-aber
ben Demrfraen 9ebnprt Ole 9Inertenaun, ba6 lie ais
Varte Den 0atlptamus init lbIdeu pcn llu) tc6en uuo
ibn ais etne pctd9e WdB9eburt aufridti9 taocltcm-
ebr fOnnen be apDpttrreH Burger nlt perlanacn =
9iebt es aud III cen Netpeu Der DemUtratsn rdnoioe
Sba1te- Mno rper l0u9net ?-1D ut ocC) Die 1, tel
rur fur oas perantWrrtlleb tAae JIG ais partc tbut-
no lie bat pcn Nump Ger acCptrteM Suraer at Dem tbz
rl9eu 9emadr. 9Ser cle 9oorce Ger be9en cemoratiz
ldeu Geleral @rnnltrce Iclru mil, fnoct, raB heri
OrM fetnCr SNeuo)eiet Ole Hece Isln funn.
AIiL, (
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THn oen frenben Sdtffen rorcn ,O85 brhite. Da6
SHrnen9chalt Der jcancesmaidine Der 9er St betru9
am 3Oten Sunt l943 = 2,l5s,6O2 80 Sonncn, bopcn
452,S74 96 NIT Dem 8anflhfan9 beIhdftist.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-05-10

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