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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22

BILE.
In The Honse proceedings Of the 18th inst we find
The following about usury: m ss srag
The House took up Bill to prevent usury and to
regulate The rate of interest. H 5a' art'HafA .
sunrry Amendments were offered and agreed %; and
the bill was again commilled to Mr., Hewitt
Pending lhe consideration Of tho Bill. sa jis
Mr.. Hewitit said he was anxious that this hlf should
pass. He hoped The friends of the bill would not at
tempt to burden it whuseless amendments: he believed
i,s passage was loudly called for by great majority Of
the people Of Ohio. This bill Mr.. FL said was substan-
iallY the that passed the Senate last winter and
which diedin the House, as he had understood 10 con
s+qnebGe Of portion tlhe Judiciary committee reus
ing to report tito the House. He was informed lhata
large majority Of lie House o last winter, were "a.
vor Of lis .passagebo was particular in learning ,!hc
public sentiment On this subject al that lime, o,n
Flo hNd nqiiced that great majority Of the press had
discussed this measure, and he believed that public OPT
nion had settled down upon this, as great measure oi
rsef and denaaded is enactment he was opposed 10
the amendment Of the gentleman from Carroll Of siri
king out per CENT snd inserting per cent ar he be-
lieved il would endanger the passage Of the Bill HI
feared the amendment not ,sred III good faith lie
was also ia ayor OF making aJiSlincon in The rates oil
interest," he believed that cash loans were wurh more
and should draw greater interest ilIan dsbis acCrns
from The sale ef proper IN answer 70 The gsntelmar
ijom crlwima MI Carey J hew-uld sss. asersuso'
H. " ".
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22

Special Masters Sale. u
Thomas J. Nor,hrop, Court of Common Pleas, Tus-
rs. carawas County, Ohio,
John B. Roussll. John IN Chanoery
G Lab, and olhers, ota E'@4m
IN pursuance Of decfeta order ID this case, 10 me d
i rected on the 25th day ofiJuue,tA.D ls43, will
oer,or sale at the door Of the Court house in Tusca-
rawas county, Ohio,
On the 11th day Of March. 1874,
the following described real estate 10 wit: Lot No. five
in the first quarter Of township fen and range three Of
tho tract appropriated for satisfying military services by
he Congress OF the United States. i3tl II.
Sale TO commence at ~ o'clock, NJ Of said day; terms
cash. @ INA I; SEYMOUR BELDEN,
February eih 1874. s special master.
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VALUABLE FARM E0R SALE,

TIME subscriber wishes to sell his farm, situate in
l. Warwick township, Tuscaawas county, on the
burn bank side of the canal, mile and quarter be
low Trenton, consisting Of
400 ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND,
about 70 or 80 acres of which is cleared and ID good
condition. the balance is we'll timbered and contains
quantity of Stone coal and iron ore, near The canal
Atwo story log house, with well, orchard &c. srs the
Improvements Purchasers are reminded that it 10 large
enough for two good farms.
JOHN CIEWELL
Feb. 81, 1874. 64wS sAts
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...'4 g. $I5b bo1 I2
TIsrS we have hear one hundred and fifly.sevsn
thousand dollars borrowed BY 2 Of Its officers If a.
poor farmer or mechanic wished 20 get loan of so OF
hundred dollars, until his wheat &ds harvested,
could sell his manufactures he was turned off by these
bankers with sneer. Yet these same men had thein-
science 10 ask the Legislature for privileges. and
to exempt them from the wholesome restrictions of the
Democratic Banking law. Ought such a Bank 10 have
The confidence Of community when the fact is known
that its favors only given 10 its own off er' and
specializing friends, instead of being divided amodg all
classps. -..,.. 10, %.
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CHANCnaY Moff6x
Thomas Philson AminislruiOr I
bf RoUsrt hatnouht deed. )

~
Elizabeth HarniopnI et al = 3 ,ao tFsA, a.
PETITION TO SELL LAM TO FAX pkhzs.
ENREDERIGK HarhOush.s JwOb Wfhy, Eahrs s.p#
ThoRas HoTsshed Elizabeth HaEmoynt {enaAa Je.st
and Ann hA wiz, Johns iiAtHount qd NnIsha ~ WIZ
Lydia Harnount, simpson Humounl Geo1l hnTmoupI ana
Mary his wife, Alexander HsTmount. William HeEmonnl an
Jane his wife, will take notice nt petition Npf hpd a
ganst them the 24th day Of Januafg p. 844 - VS.
CouTl of Common Peas, Of TpsraTRwas sohny ohlos "
TbolnRs Philson Administrator Of the estate OF Robert a
mount deeee d, and peBune, gheren ihe said admin
istraor asks leave Of said Court. TO ell tie oeht zeal
tate for the pa nent Of .debs said estate. Of which he
said Robert HuTmouni died seized Une land
situated in she south west corner b te
said Jacob Vsty from Jacob BckeHsderef 10 quarter =
township range 3 military dist beginning the pogiA west
corner Of said land Of Jacob WeIty thence south 90 df
East chains "a links, where hickory l6 in. beam
North 46 degrees east SO links thence North bdeg kait3
chains and Sd links. the New Philadelphia road thence
North 89t degrees west chains and 80 links, aa road
stake; lheute south deg. West chains 50 links %
the place of begnnlg also part OF The quarter Town
ship and I'd range aning links Horlb deg east Of The
South West of JGeoh Weys land which he bought
from Jacob BCkeusderf being part Of the floehe taes
thence North IS deg, West chains and is links snke.
thence South SO fdag. East chains 42 links TO stake
thence South deg West chains and SO links TO ha pIaes
of beginning, containing 40l0o Of the
term of said Court application will be made by the said ID.
minsator for authority sell and convey said real
under such regulations provided by laws &: -
s af THOMAS PHIlsoN, Aanf. &C. s1ps
.H by CuMArNs & Carr, his AttyA
Dated Jan. 24,h, 1874. saw 4si.
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NOTICE,

Elizabeth Stayer, Petition for Divorce pending in
us. : Court uf Common PleaB, Ius-
RTOTICE is hereby gived that Dispositions will be
taken in this cause BY the plaintiff, before competent
authority, at the house Of Jacob Reed in the township
of Sugar Creek county Of Stark and State Of Ohio, on
the second day of March next between eight o'clock
= '@,e'T ''7's' CUMNIINS & CAMP,
- F Au'yS for pl'f'
February Slh, 1874. a weeks
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COON STATE CONVENTION.

To day the coon State Convention meets in Colum>
bus to tinker up candidate for Governor, and The
question is often dsked by the cooRs hereabouts who
will be the mani There are number Of candidates,
and atHong sheGf Tom Ewing, Fisher, Collier, Girls.
void of Canton, Cowen, and Sokey appear most pro.
rnnent We don't care who he is. David Tod, will
beu, tho best man they can get out, Sy 10000 majority
Mark the prediction.
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THE OF HOLDING COURTS

In another column we publish the at fixing the lime
Of holding Courts ofCOmmon Pleas, and Supreme Court
for 1914. In Tuscaraa as the Common Pleas commen
ces Monday the 1lh March (insead ofthe 9th 10Th
Of June and 18th Of October. Supreme Court end
October. a1h 'al-f a -t& t.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
MARRIED.

On the 18th instant by MichaeI Nedrow ESQ.,, Mr.
EMANUEL. Johnson TO Miss CArHARNE RicHrER, both
Of York township.
On Tuesday the goth inst, In Canal Dover, by the Rev.
A. McREySoLDs, Mn. GEORGE AUGr srtNE, MerchanD OF
Bolivar Tus Co. 10 MISS M CosKEY, of Marinsburg
Lewis Co.. New York. n1ftt lo q
We return our sincere thanks for delicious slice 49,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
SPECIE.

The Ohio Patriot says that The whole amount Of the
school fund Of Columbiana county, nine thousand
dollars, is being paid Of tie county treasury entire.
ly in specie So much for Democratic Bank reform In
l64l Columbiana county lost 600 dollars by The burst
ing Up of banks. There is the difference.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
Notice

rs HEREBY given that ths following aeccunls'
i have been fled in The off Of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas Of, TnscaIdwas couniyt
subject to the inspection Of a CONCERNED, and will he
presented The next term OF said Court n pursuance
Of the sta,u,e in such cases made and provided -,
The inal account of. B. Reed Admr. ofSamuel w.
Kenrick. .H.:f es9
The ae count of John weimer guardian Of caihariss
same I" Z" Susan Wade.
/" Oume {" q Mary Ann Wade.
The partial account Of Henry Mosher guardian Of
Edwin Mosher. - ,e.3,
" final 9, same { Abraham ?; sloshsr.
Il, j.. same Asher Mosher, MI.
tn Q Final aco1ut Of julia Ann Shafar, AdmnlStra-
rix Of Henry Shafer deceased. .,l,.,s,.r,
Partial account of Cyrus O. Observation-Disclosures Of
James E. Hampson decd e fsa ssg
Partial account Of John Trsssel Administrator OF Sam.
uel Shuslef deed,
Final account Of Esther Copeland, Qaie Esther Stowy
Il ADMIR- of James II. Stow. dec d.
/" Frederick Weible Exr Of John Weibls.
Fta decd. .fSfrte 4,
/" John Shank administrator Of Henry Mil-
,.f s Ter dec d.. js,.. e,,. Is .ssss "a
c. H. KITCHENER, Clerk.
Feb. 21, 1s44-3w.
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oHdNCERYsALE.

Robert Mcdowell d In ChaucerH Tus.a Co. Ohio. Z
John Cough, st IT. Bcddft ofComnioa Pleas of
/ Tuscarawds county, in Chdncery
sitting, in this SC, shcllofbr 1t public sale 1t the
Court Houss, on. MONDAYth lIih dey Of March
neM, rtl o'clock p Nj the following Real Estate to
wit Lot number l60 in tho town Of Dover.
y itie.5'lWifr BAie eATHERT0N
Fsbs 1914 aw, s.:ai- Mister ccm'fi
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Joseph Jordan In Chancery, Tus Co. Ohio.
VS.. yDy virtue OF decree of the Court
Jesse Burr, ct all Dof Common Pleas Of said county
fetaN sitting in Chancery, made June
term 1949 shf ofst for sale slhe door Of the Court
House, on MONDAY the 18th Of M2chsstI o'clock
P. M. Lot Number 80 in the town Of Port Wsshins-
ton, in sid county. 7iaa@ y. NJ 80. "
Peb.s 1s44--4w. II Special Master Com'r
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING, J

meeting Of the Democratic voters Of Goshen town.
ship will be held in the old committee room at the
Lion Hotel, a sl"a a,s5,'-iiu .H2H&
On Satdrda9 ep&ning, February Gath, 1874,
al early candle light. for the purpose Of commencing
thorough organization of the Democratic party in said
township. full attendance is respectfully solicited
's ''''-R "'" .'s' y, DEMOCRAT
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
NOTICE.
The State ofOhio'
Tuscara was county
Elizabeth Slrayer,

The State Of Ohio e.. In Court. Of Common Pleas
Tuscarawas county {' - Tascarawas County, Ohio.
,..G w ,.'' Ppiiod for Divorce, q
John struyer. i..|i.,, ,"
vsilE said John Strayer is hereby notified, that on The
4 lhld day Of January A, D. 1874 Elizabeth Suayer
0t the County and State aforesaid, filed in The Court Of
Common Pleas oflhe County Of 1uscarawas, and State
of Ohio, Petition for divorce against the said John
Shayer setting forth as the cause Ofdivore, winl sb>
sence for ore than three years without any just
Prayer for process answer andhat the marriage con-
tract existing batween them he annued and that they
BE- restored TO their separate rights the same as if said
contract hdd never been made. j. 81 hgt .nyoa I
41H CGMMiNS & CAMP.
asaa..ia ID 5sou!k SOILS for Comprt.
Isnuo,u "a 1870 6tGu tt
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
DEATH OF A REPRESENTATIVE!

Hon. James Sargent, Representative in the House
from Clermont county, died in Columbus, last week,
after an illness of few days. He was man much es-
,eemed, his death is amenisd:by all who knew him..
Both houses adjourned on the announcement and tho
members adopted the usual ceremonies for the occasion.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
cHANCERx SALE.

James Pearson,
US.
William Parrish & wife. ,,s,,...,..s,4 s,4 ,s.-,
DY vitine of decree Of the Court OF Common Pleas
ID of Tuscarawas county Ohio, I.Ahall proceed =
On he t1& day Of March, 1914, 5suss..
to offer for sne at the Conr: house in New Phadephia
the following described real estate viz: Lot No. r. o
section g. in township6 6, of range q containing one
hundred acres ,a,.e B M ATHERTON,
.tss Mast Com in iehy
February 1874 ., Ats ,i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
FOX HUNT.

The CircuIhr Huh advertised in our paper came off
on Saturday last the closing ground being about miles
from town. ltis SAID upwards Of one lhoueand per.
ons were at it. and the Jacket they made exceeded even
tho paniest days Of Bedam ITSELF Six foxes and doe
were the trophies of the Hunt
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Notice.

rs hereby given that a. my ,nstanec m attachment
i was this day issued by John Judy, aJlStce Of tho
Peace Of Goshen township, Tnscarawas county, Ohio.
against the property and effects of John Sell non-rsay
ident Of said coupiy. 80 =
Dated let January 1874 saw
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cHANcERY SALE

John MaFkIey lRY virtue 'f, Of !, decree ss,s
-,sr z IL Of the court OF Com.
Joseph Markley ct al mon Pleas, Of Tuscara-.t
was county, ,Ohio shall proceed On tie llh day Of
March, 1874 to offer for sale at The court house 10 New
Philadelphia the following described. real estate sii.
ate in said counly; Wis the south half Of the south
East quarter Of SECTION 90 Of Township7 and Range
ofLands in the Ut,ed States Military District.
B. M h ATHERTONf
Fobe, l9Aa-4w. eaas4 Master com'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22

UThe federal editor here has again commenced his
old game Of ncknamng private individuals of the DEM
ocratc party If this is to be his mode of warfare dn>
ring the coming campaign we have some dozen old and
young wings whe shall be drawn up as All off set, and
receive names they will carry TO their graves Does
the scamp think ha, none but he play at that camel
1t is poor rule that wont work both ways. i4.a
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Notice.
THE STATE OF OHIO, / /.
TUscARAwAs COUNTY, o

luscARAwAs COUNTY )
Benjamin miami" s,.,. Foster PETITION FOR DIVORCE
TIME said Nancy Foster will take Notice that The
i said BENJAMIN Foster did on the 10Th day Of Janu
ary l844 file his certain petition for divorce against
the said Nancy Foster, in the office Of the clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and Tor said Tuscara-
was county, Ohio, wherein said petition is yet pepding
and alleging in sand petition that they the said BenJaa
and Nancy were lawfully married at said Tuscaaw Is
abouthe hrst day Of March, 1870. said Nancy wiIfa
y and without any left the bed and board Of ssid
Benjamin. and that che now resides in Athens county,
Ohio, and has been wfully absent from him for more
Than three years last past and praying in said petition
he dissolved and he the satd Benjamin restored to
his separate and solerighs. tL
Dated, January 10 1914. CIV.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
ELECTORAL TICKET,

(. a-i % VS. SENATORIAL. Ng
- Joseph II. Larwi of Wayne
Dowsy Utter. Of Clermont,
+. -fal,a CoMsREssIoNAJ' 't-.
. Lei Diatrict--Clayton Webb, of Ha,lilton,
"a do James NJ, Dorsey, Of Darke.
"a dc Il. D. Forsniau, OF Greene,
4th do Judge John Taylor of Champaign, '
'4 9Th dc Datld Higgins ofLucas.
9Th do Giibeft Beach OF Wood,
7th do John d. White of Brown.
9th do Thomas M egrady Of Ross,
9Th do Valentine Refer Of PicawaY,
10th do James Parker of Licking.
yllth do John Bar.rum of Marion.
l2ih do George Corwine Of Scioto
18Th do Cautious G. Covey of Morgan
18th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson of Harrison,
18th do Sebastian Brainard, of Tuscarawas,
l7th dc James Forbes sr. of Carroll;
18th do Neal Mccoy, of Wayne,
. 18Th do Milo Stone Of Summit.
10Th do Benjamin Adams of Lake, ..-
2lst do Stephen N. Sargent, of Medina.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
GEN. JACKsON'S FINE REFUNDED.

The Bill refunding the 1000 dollar fine imposed on
Gen. Jackson by tory Judge passed the Senate the
l4tl inst was sent to the esdsnt who signed it, and
it is law. There but three voted against i,
in The Senate, all Hartford Convention, FederaIis,s.
Well, we glad the matter is settled. and justice
done at last to Of the creates, The world sSer
produced. The federaIists long ,hey could. ops
posed this Bill and their opposition TO IT in The different
sates has the people one hundred thousand
dollars But that old coon had to come down. at last.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
IDEMOCRATIC RAND.

.a 's- iDEMOCRATIC BAND "a -.-
The Members of the Democratic BAND, will NEE, at
.their Room Saudrv next for tho purpose of making
arrangements for the Campaign of 1874 tits hoped
that every Member will attend to this ifpossibe.
|eqalu50 MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-22
CfTA1TCNRY NOTICE.

January Ist Is44. 5I6w.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
gdunf-3O Sabre in slsnrtcr.

50 III wahrlid) IidIerlid) bn6 rcm 0Of pcu
IcnniDlpanien Elm Wdnn fur bic 9Oupcrs
nrrE Stcllr arfgeorun9en peroCn fol-, auf
osM @ruuo btlt er babe ihon 30 Jabr i'll
9,emter 9sbient. Nat penu Sd1nuf nirflidl
etm 8cIf umicnt poer ipohlfeiI 9cocut, uno
red,t OUT fur baeelbe baus9ebatcn 2 9Eenu
ic, 70 m6hteu mir ihn eben 70 out ais font
jtmanb wdbleW. lSenn aber 30 Sabre fur
ihn nid,t 9enug fno, eenn or bat fctn 9Imt III
elcier 3ett ccrwel9ert, fpte ulel mcbr Sabre
trlrt cs crfoTeern iclnen 9lmtshunger Su ltll:
len SIT aber Serr Sdluuf niobt fur feline
Gicnltc i'll Ncmter brSahlt pcrtcn Cider,
lIth lS0rum reuu oicie 'prahlersi cas CT 80
Sabre i'll gIcmtcr 9c,pceu let ? $50 fam eas
G'Clo her, nit lpeIdlem CT be,ahIt murre p
SO wuroc uno mtrb ucdl jahrlb ans benz
Bauer cHrdl I0ren 9cpreet, uno CT 1T nod
ujtht ocSatti9t, uuo mil nod, mehr pcu benz
I'M Sdmciee rcS SartIhafft9en pcroHrtcu
(7Cice III leiuc Taidle ld,ieben, uno fur Wel
die Gicuite coer fur ipae T? neil er ft,cu 30
Gdhre hinsin gsGhcteu hat. g8let sihr, Shr
2arbeSdMer rpie picl S9crr Shuuf einitens
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nsR iId auebCsahlcn lief, wdMcuo Ger reGels
mieiae Shreiber franf lag $50 oIIr
80 Ibalcr rrS Gags g done Sparidmfcit /!
gino pieS eic 8erpienits ces 5,Grrn [:d,unf {?
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nid,f rlH;Q 1T fein cigen 18ohI fur Soeicnige
Der parthei auf;uCpfrrn, feline pflid't nit Ct:
neM NRat tinirten mo fir Sen. WtGrfle
lllmn,en 8sln Mlnccr tae llnfcre &iaIt6
fhulc s42,OO0,OOO bctrl9f, tpeun ciclr SlAt'
F4i8cr licb $40 tc5 Gags far SdHc Der 2lr'
yeU adStcilblcu laben 2arbC;ahicr r6 IL
bohr 3cit ras S,br fir Gadt ic!rn haU,tit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
Die ScrInmm!un8cm im Der Sonrt'
.. .,.. tpudlc.

lluIere Qcfo 5cfo @e9ucr fudben tos Srlf
in Der Terue 9lauben sn MAIDEN Die 9tcoen
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9fecoer, hdttcn fir ibye Gnfcnre Sote ptel
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fc 2Ibence bis ;ur &Sabl foIdle Ghorottere
hicr, bic Bbi9S pircen iId,erid ben Scnt.
Fl 01pcn eineructcn, osnu cas- teleleuc @cIf
aGher ldst Td) ourhau5 feline 70 arcte uns
,nahrheitsu uuo 8erorehungen aufbinosn, II.
(toet eeu ercbcn uno bcleioi9encen Scriudl,
es ale 70 fletu9ldubi9 bcrahtet III feben, NIT
rcr arc6trn Ssrahuu9 Surild. .
Sic 9Ieoe bes Soerrn Srcrpn lprad, fir I'D,
fcl6if, rpar 70 prller 9Ir9umente ea6 cs un'
mcllit, fir Die 9cfcs it, bon jebt bt6 3nr
Bahl, oicIebe Su bednmcrten, fam oaher
Elm J!ei(ter(tnf ocuonnt werccr, uub mus jc'
cen Der wiQt9 ii 81 benfcn ibcrSen9t baben,
oaB Gin tritilscnoer 9ariff fir nns nnent'
behrltd, it, une coB Glop fir rcuIelten bon
1912 uuc Samrs 6. pclf ca9e9cn 1T.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
sd,uufunh Dos @6ullnftem.

Der 6(f[id,e Tbeil pcn penniDloanlet be>
Iouccrs, rpcnn or fir iId) ielbit hanoeln nllI,
Ipate Socrr Shunf feline Stimme oerla9eu,
benn ollen 1T ts bcfannt oaR CT elnitens Sti'
prrintenpent oeS SrciiHul' Spltems mar. uno
rubia ,uocIebeu bar, cdB mir allher 81 @ents
Stootstar ouf Den 6opf beSdhlten, fpdhreEo
in anccrn @aunties nur 3, 10, bis II Serlt5
be,ablt tpurce, uno oas bic ecetern @anuties
msbr Sdbul9clo sc9en als Ie Staatstaren
be,ohltcn. QEir aber besabIten einen ihpes
ren Gar, sr9sn i'm 8cr9lcitl nur tpenI9 als
Shulfpn6, uno waren icmit 9en6tht9t oas
Sd,uleeIo fur Die nieortg 9etartsn @aunt'es
III besobleu. Sa mir iaaen. Sdlluf jap az
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lc als CT fab caB mir auf eieie 9Se'le I'M e''
nc orcee Summe @eIo 9etrad,t ipuroeh: -
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pcrintentcnt carnad gu trbeu, eaB caBealoc
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Td frlblt Idulois gu Iu9cn "cerr Sd'nnt
on bit nbcr bas @eniae onB OIL ferhTef
parit ungeireu sctpeicn, id, fam nnlno9'la
crpas oasu beitrasen, caB On uber @'eses Sc
SeBt mirlt" .... .. ...f ...'.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-18
Gdumf nuS Die 2Ufpe.

Q8as bat jc Sraus 81. Shuuf fir bes
Gtaotsmchls 9ethan, eas ras 8clf ces
Stlusfeins i'm rofnr gum @pupernSr cr'
lpdhlen IoHte ? Die gcfcs, 10 ldderIit 60
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