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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15
IMPORTANT.

We find in The New York correspon'
dence o. Ihe Washington Union date Of the
oath uli The following very important met
Ter, which we think should command the
earliest attention oi Congress.
There is one point in reference to the
constitution of the United States, which III
strikes me, has never excited the attention
II demands.
If we carefully examine this instrumen
we shall fnd it contains no provision 10
meet a contingency which is liable 10 oc
cur, and which, should i, happen, might
lead 10 the most fearful results. will put
case. Suppose IN the last presidential
eleciion-conducted as il was; under the
most intense party eXciIemen, -New York
had gone for Mr.. Clay, and il had devolved
on Tennessee or Louisiana alone TO have
decided .he result. Or,suppose in all other
States, but one OF these, il had been tie,
and that both parties claimed this one State;
where is the umpire 10 decide between
lhem!
In the late canvass, il was well UNDER
stood in Tennessee by the democratic party
that President Polk carried the Stale, had
the returns at Nashville been fairly summed
lup, Had the legal votes offered by demo
crats and refused by whig inspectors, been
admitted, ant the whig votes manifest
y illegal had been excluded, the result
would have given the State to President
Polk. He virtually received the vote OF
his State and had New York voted against
him, he would still have been virtually the
President, Of The United States. Had the
result of the conIes, been narrowed down TO
the STATE of Tennessee, the democratic par
ty would have put the vote in Tennessee in
lis true light, and would have claimed the
inauguration Of President Polk. Mr., Clay's
friends would probably, on the construct
ZION gwen to the vote in Tennessee By the
whig officers Of that SAFE, havs violently
urged his Inauguration! The vote of New
York is all that saved the country from lha,
fearful dilemma! ask, again, where is
there an umpire 10 decide in a case Of this
kind! There is none. Such a difficulty
might lead 10 civil war,
1t behooves our people, during a season
of calm, 10 seek and provide remedy Tor
such contingency either by an amendment
TO the constitution or by some other means,
This serious delGcl in the working OF our
system Of governmen, was first hin,ed a, in
the hearing OF the writer by one whose
mind and position are OF no ordinary cas-,
Ii may be in his power 10 suggest a suitable
provision against the possible occurrence
.; an even, Iha. might shake all our social
institutions 10 their centre.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-11-15

Ii is said tha, Oregon has five counties
, rganized, and population of 1000.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

drink: some circumstances that | cannot recall
ma dc me moro sober and reflective than usual
! As held the silver dollar in my hand, my eyos
inadvertently fell upon the figure of the Goddess
of Liberty. Quick thought tho object suggcs-
ted to my mind her whose image still craven
on my heart, so deeply that all tho drink in tho
world could no, wash it out. fell in train of re-
flections-l thought of the change that had como
over mc--she height from which had fallen
the degraded situation in which then was! But
above all thought of her, and the question cross
cd my mind, whether might not win her, having
heard that she refused the French nobleman. l.,
seemed 10 my then paralyze3 mind desperate
resolve. But II is on Y when wo fear drowning
that we strike desperately. AS long as an obJec,
is within reach we take small pains 10 keep It
there; let US but lose it, then comes the regret
tho desirc to win it back again;--ask those who
have spent q fortune. Such ambition has mado
tho great ones of tho world, and such ambition
took possession Of mo, rendered acute by the very
difficulty of the deed to be done. | can hardly
describe the nature Of my reflections and feollngs
The dollar, to be sure, had li;tle to do with the
reformation that followed, though 1t certainly sug-
gestcd tho resolution that led to this reformation.
thrust it back into my pocket, and rushed from
the cafe. | have never entered one since.
Francis, have little moro to tell you. The
means by which recovered my property were
perfectly simple. | employed IN ono week
from tho time, as n clcrl, in cotton brokers Of
,
had been a friend Of my father. | recovered the
amount of debt Of $4,000, that English
merchant had been owing to my fathers estate,
and | shortly became partner IN tho firm OF
my onplovcr. At this timo cotton spectators
fortunes were mado in few months, and was
not Iony IN lnst ...'A " i.o'
was Of moro consequence, my reputation.
'By q strange coincidence. my partner happen
cd to be tho agent Of Picrro Iasalle, and clrcum-
stances once moro brought in contact with
| AL ,Jcro, God fffry por6S ho n
long watched my conduct, and in due tno
ho invited me to visit HIM at his hotel. on
may imagine my shame at finding myself once
moro IN tho presence of his daughter, but you
cannot tell tho deep and thrilling JOY felt at dis
covcring that was forglven-nay moro. that she
still loved nc! Heaven once moro socmcd to
smilo upon me, and | was happy! This IS tho
dollar
D'Anville drew silver dollar from his pocket
and held it forth. 4 small whito hand laid
upon his shoulder. and a soft liquid voice pro-
nouncci .IIcnri!' Turning. boho.d MARIE
LoUIsE,
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
General Jackson.

Isaac Hill, of New Hampshire, who lately vis-
tied the Hermitage, says:
81 found General Jackson in bottor health than
expected; yet weak, if it wero any other man
could scarcely suppose he would 1.-Two week.
For the last four months he has not attempted to
take his customary meals with the family. He
sits through the day in wel-constructed easy
chair, with his writing materials, his miniature
bible, and hymn book botoro him. To him are
brought, the mail arrives, the news
papors; and during the four days iarricd at the
Hermitage, his first INJURY for tho daily
Washington newspapers and tho letters bearing
tho pos.mark of the capital. His complaint Is
pulmonary: one lobe of tho lungs he believes TO be
entirely consumed This condition is shown by
the shortness of breath, which almost entirely
When he moves it is quietly rs to produce no
disturbance. His feet and ankles are swollen
from continued sitting; and ho finds a substitute
for salutary exercise only in the bathing OF his
limbs every evening in those emoliments calcu-
lated to pro duce healthy action of tho skin.
Weak as he is he shaves with his own hand, and
combs and adjust tho ample gray hair, which
continues 20 add to the dignity Of his appear
ancc."
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

Resolved. Tha, all other considc rations aside,
we should consider tho existence of the institution
of Slavery in Texas a sufficient for op-
posing It's admission into the nion.
Resolved, 'Iha. we he ereby pledge ourselves to
each other and to the country, to support only
such mon for Congress, and other offices. IN which
the fate of this question may DO involved, as will
plodge themselves to oppose to the last extremity.
the admission of Texas, any other Slave State
into this Union.
On motion the proceedings of this meeting
were ordered TO be published in the Indiana Cou-
rier and other papers friendly to the object ofthe
meeting.
Adjourned, s;no die.
SIMON T. POWELL, Pres.
MogDEcA1 BOND, V. L.
:, Wa';sr GI5v Edge',on'{ d:S''san Secretaries.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
Proceedings of the Anti-Tcxas Meeting.

Agrcoablo to previous notice. largo and re-
specialize number Of the citizens of Horny coun-
t. opposed to the Annexation of Texas, convc-
ned in tho Court House. at New Castle, on Satur-
dav. .9th of March, I-i5, and was called to order
by DR.. Joel Reed.
On motion. SIMON t. POWELL. was ap-
pointed President; MoRDEcAI BOND, V. President
Walter Edgerton and Ii. G. Grubbs. Sectys.
DIR. Reed being called upon, briefly stated tho
Oh ect of the meeting. TO wit:-to protest against
thclinol consummaton of the Annexation of Texas,
and the consequent extension of Slavery.
On motion of Richard Gordon. the President
appointed tho following named gentlemen a
committee to draft and present Resolutions for
tho consideration of the meeting:--Richard Cor
don Jno. w. Grubbs. Samuel w. Stewart, Wal
ter Edgorton and Caleb Wickersham.
DANIEL WORTH, of Randolph County. being
present, was requested to address the meeting, in
tho absence of the Committee. which he did in a
manner alike creditabie to himself, and the cause
in which he was engaged.
On motion tho meeting adjourned to l O'Clock
=. N.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

CoURTsHIP-THE BEsT PLAN TET.-'Marv, Will
you have mel well. John, s'pose must
sl'll be much obliged to you if you WILL Then
he kissed her and she kissed him, and tho b.si-,
ness was settled right off, so it was
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

A letter from Washington says "that Mr.
Ellsworth, the Commissioner of Patents. IS not I
bo removed, though he may resign in this year.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16
ONE O'CLOCK. ?. NJ.

ONE O'CLOCK. ?. NJ.
Mot pursuant to adjournment. The meeting
was called to order by tho President.
Hon. =. b. SMITH, addressed tho meeting at
some length, upon tho subject of Annexation, and
presented in gIaring colors, the intrgues and
corrupt maneuvorings of the friends of the
surc, III forcing it upon the people, for the sole
purpose of strengthening and perpetuating the
institution of Slavery.
MATTHEW Il. Hull, also addressed the meet
ing for short timo, III opposition to this infa-
nous scheme.
Tho Committee heretofore appointed reported
tho following Preamble and Resolutions, which
wcro read perately and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs-In view of the action of tho late
Congress. il is evident that unless some speedy
and efficient action bc intcrposed tho part OF
tho opponents of the measure. that tho Province
of Texas will be annexed TO this Government, in
violation of tho Constitution. and in open and
shameful disregard of the stipulated Treaty faith
of our Government, with friendly foreign ma
tion.-Therefore
Re solved. That it is the paramount duty of the
opponents of that lnl1utous measure, regardless
of party tmo and party associations, at once tc
bury. for the boing, all minor considerations and
unite cordially IN a jealous and determined etfor
to defeat its consunnmaton.
Resolved. Tha. those only arc worthy of oul
confidence as Candidates for the National Lcgis
la,urc, who are the uncompromlsinG opponents o
Slavery. and whose principles, like those of DR.
Franklin. will lead them TO the very verge of The
constitutional limits in their efforts abolish IL
Resolved, That tho controlling motive by which
the prime movers of the Annexation scheme ar,
actuated. is desire to strengthen, extend, ant
| pcrpetuate tho institution of Slavery in thi
| Governmert-an institution which It is the du,,
| of every christian and philauthropist to seek t
curtail instead of extend
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

CLAss.-It is difficult to forsee to what perfec-
ton tho manufacture of glass may be brought
and to what purpose tho article may yet be ap-
plied. Thc balance spring Of a chronometer IS
now made of glass substitute for steel. and
possesses greater degree Of elasticity and n
greater power of resisting tho alterations Of heat
and cold. 4 chronometer with glass balance
spring was son, to tho North sea. and exposed to
a competition Of nine others, and tho result Of
the experiment report IN favor OF the chro-
norreter with glass spring In mandatory
in France, they re now making glass pipes for
the conveyance Of water. which cost near 30 per
cent. less than the iron pipes now used, and will
bear far greater external pressure.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

There were no papers published IN Boston on
Thursday afternoon, IN consequence of It's being
Fast Day.
Richmond palladium., 1845-04-16

The Powder Mills at Enfield. Conn.,, blew up
on Saturday morning last, though we do no see It
sion was heard at Springfield, Mass, ten miles
distant.
The New York papers mention that the Locos
succeeded in Williamsburg, on Tuesday. against
Wing and Native. Last year the natives tri-
umphed.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
Tpo. %. 1874.
Nattp 9lmerifanisntuS.

Gin 8cceraIiit im GonsreB, tudbreuo er su 0unIten
zines 9eeBes prad, rpoburdb oem 9usldneer baS Bur
9erred 9eraubs, Doer tpen9itens auf II Sabre oerld
CERT tperoen fol-, oridte @ Dor eni9en Sa9en in fol-
9enoen lSorten aus :
,,n ben erften 3asen uniercr 8epublif, ais ciefeS
9ano nrdb cine QSoniB ,par, ra mar ute u Il &.
d) unb es 9elunoe olitif nie@inwanoeruu9 pom
Nusanos st unterltilBen. D1mal6 par oas @eIeB BON
ben been Scl9en be9letet, uno Die 8ereinl9ten Staa
ten peroanen ben 9u6ldnoerr enen 9rpBen Sbe tbrer
9roperttdt. Siele Der 9dnSenoten Grlegstbaen fInb
BON ben aocpttren glr9srn perritet tporoel unb bc
he Staatsdnlter puroen bon 9lcOpto Srr9ern befle
oet-aber es obralteu jest nt nebr oieielben grin-
be, cem 9luednber bieleben @rlechterup9en sur @r-
baltun9 thres Slraerred,ts Su 9ewdbren.
Tieier Ttberoliit heiBt s n II, bon Sculllana,
lpelder ild oeier neoerradtaen 9usoriife beolene.
Ser llnoanfbare 9iebt su, baB es flu9 uno ratblam
par, Susldnoer euulaoeu, in oiees eano su fcntmen
ais es nod etne SloniB ,par, uno nebrenlbetls pom
cyubianern &c. betppbnt tplroe, eamt te
bafelbe flaren uno anbauen piirbeu 9lber jest, ba
burd e, unere Sorodter Die gSilonB TT etnen ld0nen
@arten um9epanoelt wurbe - jest ioQen bic Slutper
anbte beer brapen paricten, Die bieber eiueelaben
nuroen unere QSdloer umiuhauen - unlere Strbme
fhfbar Su MAIDEN, uulere Saote anf5taaitett c. bes
Stlmmredts uab Slr9erredts berautt, NIT 0i1en auf
e 9etrete nb iii SelaSen uub 0teser ernieorigt per
oen' SebSne Wenidenliebe ! (0arr. StSs.
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Die beem cSntereieu oes qanSes buben ~ leben Die
arte pelee tbn erspdble, miro eiue Aonttnitraticn
gum lBcbl bes Qaubes unteritusen. Die aberne Sterle
Der Sboeraltent baB Der 9arif au9ebOben unO bic a-
fen 6es eanoes Der reen Ginfubr fremOer Q8aaren &C.
0fnet peroen pilroen, 1T ndrrtid unO bosbaft Sie
pliien, caB 9demano oer9leten beabllbtt9t nno Der
0umbus wwo balo am Sage lie9eu.
IS more gut ftr Die Sdrefensreoner, Elm abr Ooer
etwas ldu9er gu parren, big Die WaBresen Der nenen
Ne9ieruuss s>Serwaltuus peen, cb Te Oes Nertrauens
phrois 1T Ober ncht. 9eptB no mir baB Die 9rOBe
gen uuo ben MaaBregetu leiner g,rp1luns beurtbeen
miro. Gr 1T erpdblt, unO iote nit unsebort peroatt
peroen. 0tod ems 1T Idcr, oaB Dtejeut9er, wele eh
temuben Die 9efddfte Su bemmen, unO baourd Den
9e,perbe uno 0aneeI trelbenoen @afen 3u Iaben, OBJ
ne ltriaehe uno Ohne 9eritanD ais Senpe pes gaupcs
tpabren 6reuube bes BOLTS Ino. (St. D. @.
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SenIuranCe Nabrtbt.

u elmer SermmlHnS Der 8carb her 9reftcrrn rer @tare
County Stucr Scrl6rrun9s 6efeI4aft am H. Del, 1874
murpsn frsenrc AuaScn semaAt ben 9ertu ron NarOn
SrUSts IT, am Ictttn rs. Scrmtcr rpn g. g. oine uno
pine unp Co. 9tsn leeten 9sptnter cine Sonr ~
Srunfen fur rrrmptc Sejabttn9 tan9er 9eruIe ndmd
prn Yrrjtnt allie pramiuns 91rtcn, tr6 Gct in
Otr S4"ttommer an 25ten eertcmter tcanben; ron
81 prO3ent an alle pr'mun' o'0ten, bic m IN rer DAG
rabe rem 8eDrn tciaStr 8etbaft 9acb, Rag e an ben
GOAT cifcr te19r 0rturba in Canton, St1rt 0ountp
rpcr b AScntcn trfa9trr GcIoft iDrc Satarbaft
gu nen <ttn Der 4ufoscn scnr mrren u tcaBcn ren De-
tra9 brer prhcrcnsn Aufa9en nnba5 80 5ascn rcu Re
oser Jla6rbt-
9luf Sefebl Der 8rar6 Der Nirftrrer
9. 9. Sumter, Sd1aBmeilfer.
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GDmrDE1thINff
Der
Sentihen Sdneupoif.
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Die unterSed,neten Soeraus9eber bes ,,Deutihen
Sdneupct" tpelde in belem 9nsenblife bren critten
Sabrsaus besinnt, beabtd1tisten Iocn BET grinbuns
oieles, ausihlieBltd ben europdfhen, uno nan,end)
ben beutiden 3utdnben 9etpbmeten 8lates, cine 9uss
bebnuus oes planes auf biejenisen Amerifa's.
Gs muete ibnen alerctnss ibre 9luf9abe nur rnpcG-
itdnbt9 erfIut ihesnen, 10 lan9e oas e um9ebenbe s.
lement oiees srcBartise BofSeben Der Ser. Staaten
-oas beitmmtt etnt, ben lleberfuB (einer unermee-
men &rdte en frdftiseno unb erneuenb ben iiberrei
den 9olfsrtdmmen Der DlfIiden emifptdre susultro.
men,-an ibnen nur ftumme 3uihauer faub
nae aanetrn mnass" ,ds ane!Ts %s.ae ene an ls
ant, oae cine semeeue, ortihreitenoe @nttpifeluns
ceien @elinsen am belten ldern perbe, bat le Der
mcdt nd,t friiber ale ebt bren urfpritnsliden plan
anssufibren. Sbre @rtpartunsen baben lie niht se-
dultt, ba bic beonbere, gu lebbafteftem Dante ser-
pc ;u9etpeuoet, seren erausstsr III ben stanb Ies,
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an Sacrb 8rteord) g9ctlaemutb, aus @sIcsbeim,
G0ntsreidl lGlirttmbern.

Sonsreld3 9Silrtember9
Sm Sabre 1892 Siens Galrsbein 8. g. qBrb(aemuth
ueeb Den Nrrfamrritan,ihcn Qrr @taaten ouf pi. sr
0nan9s trt'np CT d I'M unptrrbbtn g tanp III &ler;anr
&uDabc90 County, i'm Staate Obic.
Ja4 tp1ttrn Varibtcn perDratDct i i'm Sabre ls4S
in Scu. At1p Obo, 3o9 atr init Der rau pca INN cine an.
rcr 9ierrlaunS in 8dstrs, Mi ppi ~ cari nptn unn
fr htttpe9s h"r rem SAL Hter Scrp eincs 9arttt at
tcrtrn ftpn. o.
Gr Ae'nt feline &intsr butrraen III baten ttnt Qnitre.
rl nun III 3rttr GDc 80 Uclcn Slcus 1tatp feter
Go 1T 1Dm fcl9enbts 0crm69cn anaefaQcr;
l. Grtt9aft Der 9Oluttrr 70 Il 4tr
2. GrtfdAft non rem 8ater 400 81 tr
3. Grbt@att rcn ren 9rsBratrr $40 Il: IA tr:
mas ltet lamneH 1908 T. Is ttttdt rprpn ZOO A. rn
an s. s. 2erbl9emltb aussrfp!St inr, St 500 H. is rr
~eldbt atrr jret "uf 89s lib erD6Dt batcn.
Scbater 8 s. Srb9emutD tcint Seitcs Grten wtrSr
MN anint ant8efcrtrt m tinnci Sabrcsr ron Der inrt
n8 prn an rerbniA rSsr rurd einn 6cnen ibm ~ tt.
feltneen Uecrlmat9tcn rcm 0cumat pcr Der Qmrifoni
bcn Stbo rs unp Dem Sbn9r 2Surtcmter
late III Sacre fr9auti8t im mnb m ais letcb rie ltttt
rem mt 9amu9 bcs Srbs rcs &rtcrtn in tbcn 70 talatia
ten ltrtnnrn ju mcpen unb trr otae 0crmsaen ~ rrf
gen. wibrSenas rer Seeatt acrb Srecri ph(atmuth .s
@cln ertart nn in rw(et 0iAtun8 etaen inn phr Sa6
rat wsor Ottbe'lvnsen na Nmcrita Seteben mrre rrr
faDrtn nerrcn muBte. '|'"' VIZ
90 tef9rfn i'm &6nisl. 9odremtersdb.n ottramts &C.
riste su surp9stnrs am 27. SUM- 1914.
SeYo.
ID Sold1e Nericnen, bic iber cbiaen Safob Srieb
r!b Sobl9rmutb slusfunft 9eben fbnnen beIieben ,r
noorelilren ait o.
Serotnano T. Srauns, R6niaI. gYiirt
9eneral'Sonlul, Baltimore, Warplan6.
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Gntoefun9 etueS neuen pterfliiiI9en Sbere5 /

SWUtuuNH ltVtc NtAtH wv NAiNlitSVH SVltIto
Su enem 8refe, batirt BEN 2Oiten Sun, 1914, uno
9eIdriebeu 10 Oeen pberbalb Sort Union i'm 49teu
10 Minuten nDroltder Srette, tbctlt Hr 81 II . II
be ,@ntoedung eines Sbieres nit, medes nidt alein
Wertboca it, ticneern audi 5abn 9emadt werben fann."
Gr bate tpdhreno elnem Sturm 3uRucbt III etnemQSal
&c 9eud1t tpo er Spet 9rrBe 2berc Fab meloe init e
nanoer pieten. Jie auopr latte er Drn plten 9eb6rt,
nod e etts 9eiehcn es mar cen San9arpps dbnltd.
Sen 9edbre 1hrB Gins btcIer Shtere has anoere ent
fpran9. gDas ben gSertb anbetritt a9t >r. 9uoubcn
70 1T Der Sufelod5 nno oa6 @aenbter nid,t oa9e9eu
5u oerglehen. @5 lst auf letnen Stneru6en, bat et
nen Sd)nanS nte Der zines Shnafts, un9efdhr Sehn
3ol lang uno bat mttten um ben Qeb etnen Sting bon
Sleb, Der un9efdbr Spc 3pa ctd 1T, ro etne 9robe
6uanttdt Sehl liefert. So bat Stuet 9Orner af oem
hat Die ndmlien 3dbne olein merfw1rbieer ais bes
tes alles 1T Die aut, welde bon benz ihbnen elS lit,
ben id ie fab uno eine bunfcIbraure Sarbe ba Oas-
ieree, Deldes mir t6eteen, muB lber 500 Ufllno oe
1pc9en baben, nno e5 muB ocn Der Spibe be5 &opfe9
bis gum Cube oes Shrpanses 8 SuB, 3rI es ldicn
DoIfOmnlen aGsgelpaden III (etf.
&aum hatten mir oae 2bier ere0t, ais etutge cSne
auer pee ben Small Der Siloe 9eb6rt hattcr, lu un6
famen. Infer Dollmetlher lieB ltd NIT ibnen in Elm
9eprdd et1. Ste d9ten, oaB dhnltde Qhtcre in been
gS1loun9en febr hduf5 tpdren Die Snoaner nenneu
es in threr Sprade ,,fd fD ia ft,' roer Sprineer e
ndbren ld bon @rd1ern, rdutern uno Qaub. Die cSn-
otaner baten u16 ettpaS BON Dem Tet1de, tDeIRes
mir tbnen audi 9aben. 9Sr fcden bas Seild no fan
ben es iehr ihmadbat e6 :par du6erf weB uno CART
alno idmeee rpe Jf1lbfetIh, aQein Der Sting um ben
Qeb betnahe lauer Sebl uno ba6 oan,e Sbertbeil
miro etne 9rpBe Suantltd ltefern. Die notaner nab
n,en uns mttrad1 thren ntten coer 0prf melde6 aus
Gd)s Nln,iItsn beltauo, no mir niht neaer a6 iecs
BON oeien 3hreren iahen, Die 9ans sahm paren. 3pet
Hn9e el ntdaltches uno Elm Debltdes aulde ih fir
euge Sornlle 4in uo 9eoenfe htelben nit Der erlfen
8eIe9entett natb benz Srrt blnnnter gu ittieen.
(nau. 9a5ette.
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MONTHLY REVIEW

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octave pages Of entirely original matter, emenanc
from Western writer's, will be issued regularly from
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Agents for Canton: II J. Nothnagel & co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17
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Gecept fit cine WDfel.

ga Die 3ett herannabet, baB man bas Slelld (9tnbs
lno Sdnenefellb) enpotelt, 70 erlanbet mir, BEN et~
tern hree nuslten uno aus9eoebnt clrurenoen Slata
tes eln st E cept fllr inc p0fe DarSMbleten,
pelde id) naA edssebnjdbrt9er probe, suoerllobtob
empfeblen fam, ais ootcmmen in Beref lbrer prefer
atloen Gt9enaften, ctpDhl ale we9en oem celtfaten
9erurb uno @eid1mad, ben lle oem Sei)d oerlelbet,
porouegeet boB oiecrihriften senau beol9t werpen.
gu jeoem 100 pfuno Sd1weinefeth uebme
Z pfuno gemahlne6 Hloerppcl Sas, Cur Htnb-
fetit lIno pfuno binIan9Iid)3
lluSe Salpeter,
llnSe DerIalde,
l pelnt belfen 3u6erbau6 Mplales,
@allpnen Ge9enzcbcr rpeld)es lSaIer.
J1ode otes in einem eilernen GeBel uno ld)aume es
ab D l1n9e @ lnreini9eite sei9en, oaun u9e IL oiel
QSaer blnSu, INN ben JteiIe eben 70 lpeit anSuuIen
ols er Dor Dem Stcd9en 9emelen
9Eenn on oen Sleileb Suhneioeit, 70 reibe Die Seli
et1e NIT fetnem SaIS, >peldes oaIebe i'll 9cmiem Wa-
BE BON Slut befreten miro, uno ooufUmmen falt
tbue es in oenen p6fel 3ubcr au pIee 9lrt oaB be
Slu9feit jeoen She'll berubren fam, natil1l) brinet
man Die 9roBen Stlfe (Sdnfen !c.) ouf Den Spcen
oe8 gefd6es. SD lege oilnre Stlfen bon @icen poer
tdorYboI3 Spilden bic oerhte9enen Eager SlelId,
10 caB bic Ybfel un9ebtnbert NIT cem @anSen III Be-
rubrun9 fcmmen tann rarauf fonte bic pbfel, 9auS
falt carllbsr; et tefrr9t, raB eres Sti Sleli bon
Der pofel becet miro ba has Slet1 9encigt Ut, II
in Der HuiI9fet Su beben, 70 muB es nit Steneu, Die
man auf Sreter e9t, be1hwert neroen; lale eS feds
Wcden lang III Ter pDfel ebe cM es rdud)er, Doer 10
Uel ldn9er, ais Dir selQt9 1T, ca ndt 5u befIrd)-
ten braudt, caB es oerlalSeu tpirb.
Ger Sbrioe &c.
Gin Sreuno gutter Stlnteu.
JicD %. 1874.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-17

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Der xusearaasrase SO. 464 Dem Bantsetaube ssae
aeer 100 CT beab@st au 9anb ju ban cine Ausabl BON
Sdttel, 3dume, gelhirre
uno as anoere 1rtfel bic n em SADIE p.rfrtst pereeno
gut 8eartettet no ecm soften Watcra wec febr niebe,
fur taar rptr sanbprotue pcraun ro. 9cue afe Sunser
fnb ns"etn, mene QSaart nnn bre rtfe ju unttrnden
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