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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07

wailings of sgonized femalesi The pite.
Gus grief of the unhult but heart-strickec
spectators, The wounded soamen borne
down below The silent tears and quiy-
eriug hrs Of their brave and honest com.
rsdes, who iri,d IN vain 10 subduc or TO
conceal their ie, lingsl What rords can
adequately depiet scene like thisl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07
TILE CLIIti.HOuSE.

The Wings turned out in numbers TO the raising
Of the Club House on Thursday last. The work
goes bravcly on but the House v i'll not finished
by Monday, so as 10 accommodate the Mass Meet
ing. The meeting will be held in the Court-House
it shall be vacant, in suitable place that
will be provided.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07
WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

L. ROBERT II. WHITFIELD, ofIsle of Wight.
3. JOHN &. SHELL. Of Brunswick.
3. HENRY r. IRVING. Of Cumberland.
4 JOSEPH X IRVING. of Amherst.
5 GEO. II GILMER. cf Pntsylvania.
6. VALENTINE W. SOUTHALL, of Albemarle.
7. JOHN JANNEY, Of Londoun
s. EDWARD T. TAYLOE, Of King George.
g. RALEIGH T. DANIEL. of Richmond.
0 MOREAU BOWERS. Of William sburg.
|. ANDREW HUNTER, of Jefferson.
,. A. II. II. STUART. Of Augusta.
3 WM BALLARD PRESTON of Montgomery.
T. ANDREW S FULTON, Of Wythe.
$. ALLEN T. CAPERTON. of Monroe.
6 AUGUSTINE J. SMITH, of Harrison.
T. JAMES NJ STEPHENSON, OF Tyler.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07

Tho Ilollidaysburg Register has run
up the Denny and Irwin flag. Hurrah
for "lhe popular Congressman" The
Register says "set down old Huntingdon
1900 strong for CLAY, DENNY and IRWIN"
Clinton TO Wing,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07

On the Sd inst in this place. Mrs. ELLEN BRoiD-
RICK. aged "a years.
Ga Sunday afternoon, the 25th inst, at her late
residence, Forrest Hall, St. Mays County, Nd,
in the 47th year Of her age, Ms EMILY FORREST,
rect OF the late Genl. James Forrest.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07

A True WHIG.--One of the little lel.
lows who had his thigh broken at the late
disaster, consoed himself the day after
by declaring that any how he had driven
more than my nails into the Log Cabin.
He's OF the right sort.--Rich. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-07
CALAMITOUS TRAGEDY.

On the day of our last publication, received
of the awful catastrophe on bosrd the Prince.
ton. Its details painfully hcart-rending The
whole county will bew all the loss of the dead. and
"ffer Nations sympathy to the bereaved widows
and orphans OF the slain
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

tajlishment would prove bill of costs during
the first two years, aad would not begin to af-
ford very profitable returns before the expira-
tion of the second decade. During the third
decade, it would have netted him something like
81 l,000000 per annum. five esteem him an
enterprising merchant who awaits, tor year
the return of his vessel from Canton or the Pa
cifc, what term shall we apply to the adventur-
ous and self relying spirit, which, regardless of
the "changes and chances Of this mortal lfe,"
organises and executes vast and costly pro-
ject, destined only to mature at the expiration
Of ten years."
One of the greatest sources of Mr.. Astor's
wealth, however, has been the natural rise of
real estate in New York. At one periol he in
vested two-thirds Of his annual gains in land,
and he now possesses wh"ic acres in the most
valuable quarters of the city. And it is a sim
guar feature in the history of one dealing so
constantly, and in so large sums, and, moreover,
whose entire fortune was probably, at times, on
the bosom of the ocean, that he ,cas ncuer
| known TO mortgage lot. Mr. Astor has al
ways been an early riser, but has devoted few
er hours, perhaps, to his counting room than
most mercantile men. He generally left busi-
ness at two o'clock r the afternoon, although
! it is to be presumed that his mind was always
engaged in the acquisition of that vast fortune
which has deem heaped together by his own ex-
ertions alone, and amid many and great obsta-
cles-B Bali. American.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24
A YANKEE SHOEMAKER.

you hain't no occasion for a Jour nor nothing,
| spose.' said iolly son osst Crispin from the
land Of wooden nutmers. as he entered shoe
establishment, with his kit nicely done up in
his anron'
Wonder if hain't,' was the reply of the
boss.
why. should like dozen if could get
'cm-but what kind of shoe can YOU make
-. as to the matter O. that, said the
shoemaker, i reckon how can make decent
sort OF a craft
.Spread your kit them said the boss. "I'l
give Won mir to try, and fvoIr work suits me.
| can Dive Won steady seat of work
,,.;.,,;, ,,.o. .o,,, lo,,,,o-;,,. 49,, ,,h;,,,;,.
hiuL ,r.,o- ,,d 49,,
ho,s ,.,. o.ii,5 on,or IN soma h,s;ross vr;cb
1o,,i,od b;r, ,,,o or ,hroo horrs- s-r,oorub,ro
a., ;,,,- ho1 r,,,,l,,,od ,r;or ,,h;.r
bore some faint resemblance toa shoe. and feel
mo somewhat ashamed of il, hid il in n nile Of
leather chps that Law on the floor. and proceed.
ed to make another. which he had barely time
,o finish whom his omnIover entered and beron
to examine it.
Jook here mister said he Il gpcss van
didn't make the mate to this il is the greatest
bo,ch tba, ever was made in nav sbop. that's
fact,
.p,r,,s vor,d lilo 70 bs, n ,riae q, that ,.,iJ
tho sboor,,ter
r., osro,1oI tho hose ,,.b,, IN bo, ,o,,
d,,lor hin ,a,i,., hand of ,ob,cco ,bo, thorn
never was y shoe made IN tins sbon half so had
- this,
Dome said Crispin. at the same time cast.
ing sly wink at his sbopmates, but STOP let
me see if | have got so much of the weed with
me- Oh yes, here's a " hole hand OF Caven-
dish, and laying it on the cutting board, he ven
tured to suggest the proprety ofhaying the su-
ct skin laid along side of it, which was no soon
/ er done, than he proceeded to draw from its
/ hiding place the other shoe
.Uara b,ss sail no. .vou must decide the
/ hot sov which or rb, tyo shoes is the worst
/ .WeIi ruas. p,,t,ir'v snckcd IN ,bi. time,
rerrieJ tbo L... r,.l,,g tho Cavendi. h ood
sbip,I,stsr towards tho riob,f,I ow,er and
,hro,yirr r,parsrco +, tba yonrgost ,nnreo.
Gce TL. boy needed n, farther ip.,rpc,ion es
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

THE OssIFIED Man OF DUBLlN-A writer
in the Christian Advocate, under the head of
"Transatlantic Recollectons," Speaking OF the
Museum at Dubn remarks :-"What calls and
rvets the attention Of every stranger, whether
scientific or otherwise, is the celebrated skele-
ton of an ossitied man it is said to be the only
instance OF entire osstication ever known. 1t
is the skeleton Of young man named Clark,
who was of large frame and strong constitution.
Falling asleep in the open air, during state
ofperspiration he caught severe cold, at which
time, it is supposed, oSsiicutIon commenced,
and continued to progress for many years by
slow degrees, till finally he was bone, except
the skin, eyes and entrails. For length OF
time before his death his joints grew together
SO that ne could not move f.; and thus did death
in this horrible and terrific form creep over him
by slow degrees, until at length his sight de-
parted, his tongue became stiff and useless, hi.
teeth grew together, in one solid mass of bone
so that to prolong his miserable existence al
aperture had been broken, through which t
pour nutrlment'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

RIPE FRrIT AND DYsENTERY There is
pernlcious pr udiCe with which people are
too generally imbued 1t is that fruits are in
furious in the dysentery-that they produce
and increase it. There is not, perhaps, a more
false prejudice. But fruit, and that which is
imPertectly ripened, may occasion COLES, and
sometimes diarrhpa-bat neper epidemic dys-
entery. Ripe fruits OF all kinds, especially in
the summer, are a true prcservatlve against
this muady. The greatest injury they can do,
is in dissolvinr the humors, and particularly
the bile, of which they are true solvents, and
occasion dldrrhna. But even this dIarrhna
is protection against the dyscntery. When
ever the dyscntcry has Pervaded, have eaten
less animal food and more fruit, and have ne
yer had the slightest attack. | have seen
eleven patients IN the same house nine were
obedicnt to the directions given, and ate
fruit; they recovered. The grandmother, and
n child she was most partial to, died. She pre-
scribed to the child burnt br0ndy and oil, pow
criul aromatics, and forbade fruit. She follow
cd the same course herself, and met the like
fate A minister, attacked with dysentery, ate
three pounds of red currants, between seven
o'clock in the morning and 6 in the evening
he was entirely cured TSSot.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

man being reprmanded for swearing, re-
piled that he did not know any harm in it. mo
harm in it, said the person present; "why do
you not know the commandment, Swear not
at all =" II do not swear at ALL" said he 81
only swear at those who bother me.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

The Anacreontc muse does not slumber
with Moore, nor did the pathetic die with By.
ron, for western poet has given the following
10 posterity
When Peggy'S dog her arms lmprison,
| often wish my lot was hissen.
How often | should stand and turn,
To geta pat from hands like hern
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

SMART BoY.-A negro boy being sent by
his master 10 borrow pound of lard from a
neighbor, thus delivered his message -
"Missus Thompson massa sent mo over to
borrow or beg a pound Of hog tallow he say
he got de old SOW up in de pen, fatten 'em he
gwne to kill her day before yesterday, and he
come over week fore last, and pay you all you
owe u.s."
A good book and good woman are excellent
things to those who know hew to justly appre,
ciate their value but there are many who Judge
OF both only by their covering
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Every subsequent insertion, %
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 /; half
column Sls, three squares, sl2; two squares 80 !;
one square, s5. Haf-yearly one column, 81 !;
half column, sl2 three squares, So two squares,
S5; one square, 50 So
Advertisements left without directions TO tho
length Of time they sre to be published, will bo
continued until ordered out and charged accord
ngly.
C-PSixtcen lines make q square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-24

CTSixteen hines make q square.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-07
GFOtnglt1Igen.

1. Ser "9attrtan6sfrennp nnD . ttfbtr 9e''
sr(&tint reaemd6ts teben Sretf@9. ..-. n
20er Subltrtpttons 9rtts 1T 81 alt so tnts'
Oralst;abunS Hper pa Ie faIs Die 3ettunS "tt TN
ner baIb litcn -9alfte ces Sabrs beJablt ~tro'
Die 3etns tann nur batn aufSeSebe" perr" men" q"
NadEanoe bejabIt }np
~ GSenn bcm 9rlauf oes Sabres bic 3eituA9 nt9t
auSttanbist tpirD betrattt rs as elntn sHnf@
fe(tlbe fur en anperes Sabr ~ bevaIten.
5 Gen ltnrfbretter mi, f einen tIr,rn 3eitrenm "s
0iOnatrn anSencmmrn.
g. 9e Drr(enbun9 sftebt aaT Xcfcn rrr untert@rerer
unN Dr Die traasSber mBeH pcrep st"9e"nrt pree"
= 1u,etSsn reroen fur Die blien prc enesradt mngen
absr foSlet baar bstaDIt wcrer, ma" Mot ""f 0"'S
Art In 9eehnuHS ifebt ..-.
m@-Seber ppturetffer bat bas g1edbt, enen Srief
tn tpelem N 3ettuu9egelb beTnbet, It fret all ben
Druder 3u iberlenoen.
gBenu uns uuere entfvrnten eefer aGio @eo fenben
rpcNen, 70 braltden e tr su threm pctmeter 81 Sc.
ben, uno Ietner @e9entpart naS Geo m enen Srte
an uns su esen. @r fdrebt fooann bic AooreBe oarau
unb franfrt ben Brief, pebur ben Subicrtbenten 10
benz Druder bas pof9elb eripart miro.
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Seut(bes @aifbaus in gtuctuuatt.

an Otmarft, III Der 5ttn 9trasc, (5pfben Der 0inr $40
2SNanuB StraBtn Der Gnbcstenann empfic6(tn Csoho"
Der Sun fencr sanbseutc inbtm 70 eingrridt m ~
Ncfcnbe n SuB nne 5n pfrp rber init ubrpcen af bi
aurme QBee lnSlrtn Fam. @tin oaus unb enc @5tnln
np SerauntS teine Sdnfe tnb 1it init rem gefm rer
nunsc TO- Dap 9c6Dnli bic pIeber fcp bm iufrre sis M
NAL bp ibm cnSefcbrt battt QBe bic lrott mit ns
nil III btrsli4 tuiafcmmsn 0aotb - f tfer"r 'eV'
Cincinnati, Sebruar %. 1889. +.
Dcr d(ttre oeboetcur rtefes slates tanu ana
aQes belrateen naS gtrr -. ptcn faat. - ''''"V
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0eor9 Ntttere bab,
@ Sattl r.,

Madbt benz ssetrten pubfum rie ereebeuite su,eiae,
oaB er 99enwartis ietn 0stdft in Dem Qpcol an ocnl
Marf-8ercd, cine Gbir flbIit bon s.. Gjriee,uclo 8
Office, ltno 5wei Sbiren fio1id, BON Com. Wattrn's
@tobr, III benllcIten erca morn frlber Saeob 9aud,
fetn Sdubn'ader-@ -@eIddft bate, unb in weldem qes
9enpdrtt9 suslctd pbilpp Sttrbcf feline BerfGtdtte
bat;-betrebt. @r oerfertt9t n 9lrten Satterar-
k>-A beit-sIrbciten an Sug9D's, @anapee g,
meEsaA Sttble polifern, MaoroSen &C. III per-
- fehiebencn preifen. gr oerfpriht quite IL.
oanerbafte 9rbei IT, horf rober auf 9cneaten 3r1rud
oe6 geidasten Nubltfum6 hoffen.
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$ u.lton-g fengieBere
NflO ttnO lUcnnlIma.

= a II V u I On, Start g O.,
cetanoen ibrt Srencc no bas sanse lntlfun, Rag fe
0tar9 IN 0e1aftsprtinpun8 partntrbip Setretsn
Srre Nr OnBarteit pirb an 8ennS prompt no u rn tl
i8tn preen Won tbnen rcrfrSt Qe 4rten Oefen Rod
0t(hirrc pfI8e, Mabnrre arn, 70 wie Ibtrbatpt ae m
6rcm Sade seb6riSe 8esnanr, meronn 3utnnft bnr
alf 6anb mele oerseen 0esenianbe
bebrn perren pcb tb wenn M bel ans anrufcn inrem
lbtrjeu8t nr, bag e peli Aesbnnp 0ttr9e nt Def.
GET ano ipeblfeiler ju taufen im 9tahee fne.-
Gultcn ben eten Ostemter, 1912. ~ Il. y.
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3 e II 8 II / Il E

Doctor Duucau's Nufpurf bef9rcernces Sci[mittel
fir Die SusSebrun9. -.. ~
8cn 6. 81. Mc6eatb,
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MolilQon Gl(e19ieBeref,

EnrrsEtnannte crtatten Dcrmit se6rtcn btm ;h,,
cant tr ren Ets brbr 9enet8tcn 3u(pru uno nren ns
rerpfitet tet"nnt ~ maebsn raB nrc ,cnaeseree ~
aiA1nn n faut init elmer aoamrfna(tDin rtrl
bn ""o alles t m0st einseri3tet it, Bag mir pr6:
8elunsen no xrtetwsrt pet art ,Uelen Namen s mer
bate" mas ~" 70 a" rDeIartsit cine teeeutenre On.
ab psrberentr r' tei ns u nrrn t-tr ebcnSen pers,
auf Scfraun9 70 @nrll ois m65ld rcrf,tist- ' " ~"
9Sr 9tsn nun t r'rrdt9s fosenNe 8esntante auf ant.
pf99s ron zen beln Srrten li6 'unp Saseina6frifsn
rerterm elte Sret@mabnen So6fen scw56nlte tusm.
nns SsbSn; M ~ Sssesre osr ar 5euerbuno, 9Basenti
2bir laren jerernsann nrfba,et cin tei ns an,,,r"
brn ric ctncrc 0un uncrr Skinner idtnr teiiubhaI
cn onbern Hr cute Seotenns tcreutsnrersn Sa6s
III tcpirten. '
partr IS t unb &eBler.
6 a 8 &c Sttamfounhrp, M a ffu II, SUM 2s ls43.
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Setrcibt fein geihdft nunmebr lit Dem Qcca[ am
ytarttS'ered, etne btre noIiob BON g @riespclo's
ottee> uno 3pet Iburen fiolid1 bon Gbcn. pattrn's
Stehr. tn oeneIbcn Qccal, pprtn frlber Sacob 91uh
letne 9Sertfdtte batc uub in ,pelem seeic rcr @ott
Ter Httersbad etn @eiddt betrebt @r uerfertiot oc
srten bon Stefcln uno Sd,ubcn oauerbaft unb oe:
ldmudoea loie eS bon ihm DerIan9t miro, ~ m6olic
btlgen preiien uno bct cabcr bon Seiten ceS oeebr
TEN pubtum6 anf cine seneiate 8erildlIdtiauna
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@eQspiQe, .. 9Lnouif 81. 1912.


@eOsoIe, O., sIn9uft 81. 1s4g.
W II 0err Or. Duncan's 9lusrpurf befor,
oernoes Neilmtel fur 9Iusiebrun9, Oulten gerfa[tuu
gen &c. bat ild III metnen 0duoen ais ba6 bette Oel
mlttel, bas nod je Sn mener &enntniB qelanQte, Be
pieen Sh enlpfeble es oaber obne aae 36qerunQ BEN
lent9en, rpelde NIT eunsen unb eeberfranfbetten be
baftet ilno. SD babe audi etnen SAD eeleben, mo- oafs
febe oetlmtttel III unoero AT [ / d. lei t" furirte,
nadoem Der patient f. n Sabre drstlide 0lfc qe,
braudte, H. 5Dar teoe QScde Die Sibfilhrunaen aes
brauten muBte. Sest 1T er i'm 8efe ciner poufcms
mencn @eIunobeit.
s. 81. Me Seats, M. ..
Sauenoe, bic an bteier Stranfbeit eicen, fputeu d
obtges hod6ertbmte ,,2u5purf bef6roernce Soetn1it
Tel" anfdaffen, ehe es Su pdt it. Beoeuft edB bieIr
:gSeeiSln unfehbar ur t; ndlt auf cine poltoSe
9Setle mie es Die Meoifaneute, Die Opium eubalteu,
tbun, icnoern oele Weot5n heb Die &rantbet aus III
rer WurSel onrh Seforoernns bes slu6wnrfs. Gin
etnSises @las miro ben pattenen bon beler 2batIae
nber5eueen.. Diejeni9enz pelde nugldutig fno, fno
eradlt. er Sen9nlle gu n, Die iclte, welde Die
wnnoerbare aSrfun9 oieer Weo5iu erfabrsn, seaebeu
baben. - .-a. = 49, =
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u . rfaufe II.

Oet untcrj@ne'c 'pIndt tintn tpcrtbeotn @ fritz S>
sS n 1%EnIp GOuntp pSc sS n. s..
r. " Srr ron non. e"Raloor s.s en re rrt
srsnt S bic s"rei ron Scbn D. entsS aoS nm ssn0
q"t no Afs unter finn teina6e rap &
ear"uf orr gut nuclsn Gin 0aob unS tt ,, GSesoee
e.n 9resss SteinFreenlHser 9secn unb Nderns ynb
0rebts &Dsll r"rrn it r Lamb Dires s5td sonN rn n
ef1Dt man lei ccm ltntcr,cnttrn 4 oriIe I
"P"ef ron e"ntOA an ecr Straffc mad Srlipar
Sobn pie g. ppcr g cbu.
Qrril 26, 1874. ~ 49,
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9lusaebruns oebei(t.
Sine anoere Sur beiptrft, burd, Or. Duncan
Ynepnrf bef6roer1bes Nci[mittel

9r pbineas xomtinton, tci oamspIc, Dtusnsum Goun.
~ eDen3 Dag ie'n Sobn alt 6 Sabre pper pier a.
Fe ta"9 eH clner >U9cntrantDr tt Scnc Srnpouc ren
es9tef 9utrn' gethes Sicter nnb naties Gdpbc,l be-
Sse mt sner Abnaems t0rper@er &rdfts-alc ae Spmpo.
me Der Ans5brnS Sabem CT reracene pepitan,ente, al.
Or. Duncan'S slusmnrf beforoernbem oeilmittel
3u rrotirn rpbrs or actab pr,n aoentn IN o,m.s.
esrl9af-Mit 9erSndsen tenadbrdset cr pas Oneiifp"
rag r'eis Delln ietn Srbn rOtcmcn" ,pieper berase
eafMes 1T et n Mnstr als Olona bas (ein gcbn bic
e eon 3a 9eSranbe, uno jest trnrct CT m bp ppllfon,
"en SelHno-2aurt Office, 10 0lpro St lbilapelpbia
e'"e Aa"hfaf an8etommen in Canton, bst obn g a r.
e. Sro9e nad5 Or. Ouncan's Expectorant Rene
d y, uno Du pirlt's erbo(ten
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5000 Gba(er 8eIpbnuuo !!

Oes oetophn9 TT Sefcn, nne pro jeet aufs S1cue ouf
estfn -, s <anse stote eano ar,t eser
pst t"t osn8buunS 3p6lf atunsswrtbct
Sht9sln Fepe rag Or Suntan Nusipurf befSrbernbes
elmtte emals serbte acs bas ,u beirte, as Der Gis
Seutbiner serfpra@ ta'nit u teprfei,. ~ =,
ot'ss Dtspn 1T empfrblen fir aus,brns, erfattunat
uen, osufelen' Nwerts Abmen @eiteh. IT, 9rutffcd1cu
eantn nfet unS far as $ebcr uno Ssentrantbeiten, f
ssn 2 9 ~ oosr ssn lpiritaen raparationen tpe biz
Der rieleriet 0natialtr. .cbi,nen nS p
esm 9uesun pon Srunofatcfcn afstorun8en wcreen-Dr
Spneans Ansnurf tefrSe'noes einittcl 1T san fe 10,
ano alen anoren farten, nartctifben @utan,en Uni
ben. - ~ ~ ~sf'''"''' o'''""'s's 'pst
0rtntp 9tasren.- f.s7. s ~! !..,'' 1880 " ~
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-06-07
OroccrD Stobr.
Qrril 26, 1874.

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