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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

ta,ion as 10 the great truths ne processes 10 ac-
knowledge, and the right to be heard, II he can
find persons disposed TO listen For these acts they
have been visited, the one by the associate clergy,
the other by certain set-elecled deacons OF his
church, with sort and degree Of reproof entirely
false to the basis Unitarian Christianity assumed
in its early stages Much has been spoken and pub
llshed on this subject and much in spirit of mar
rowness, and short-sghted self-conceit, mortfying
to those who look upon Massachusetts as candle
set upon hill Remarks have been published such
could not have beeh expected at this stage of
mental development in the civilized world. The
effect, of course, of all the opposition has been to
strengthen Mr.. Parker. Hundreds go to hear him
to one that went before.
The Rev. Mr.. Clarke, of the Church of the Dis
cipes, has, in the public prints upon this occasion,
in truly manly and enlightened manner, exhibited
the true grounds and modes of tolerance.
The discourse before US is the one preached upon
the occasion of his exchange with Mr.. Parker
There is nothing very marked in it; except large
and healthy manner Of treatment; the writer did
not take the occasion 10 bring forward his peculiar
views.
Mr. Parker is man of vigorous abilities and
extensive information He writes in forcbe
and full, bu, not diffuse style HisgTeat attraction
for his hearers is his perfect frankness. He is will
ling to lay his mind completely open, without cir
cumlocution or complaisance, and possesses the
power of doing this adequately What God sees,
man may see and make what use OF 1t he can
He is no orator, but has full and manly style OF
speaking commensurate with his matter. We DO
not find in Mr. Parker depth of spiritual discern
ment, nor the poeticfaculy. He is, as a mind, more
broad than high or deep. Persons of far inferior
mental development can clearly fallacies in his
estimate of facts in religious history. He is too
combativc for our taste he loves to assail the
false, or what he esteems to be such as well as TO
declare truths But his large ken and mental integ-
rity enIitle him TO be heard. We doubt not that
any agitation caused by him in the atmosphere will
show, in its results, the purifying power of electric
ity. And we regret that, in the nineteenth CEN
tury, "libera Christians should not be liberal
enough cheefully to allow an honorable mind free
course, and fearessly leave the result TO God and
His unfailing Agent, Time. *
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

;S- The FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW for jan
uary, Just repriH,ed by Leonard Scott Il Co. ll2
Fulton.street, contains several sterling papers
Among them we may mention those entitled Hor-
mayr's "reminiscences of the Wars in Germany
sBettina Brentano,' Records of early Italian Art,
'Freiigrath's Poems,' 'Ramble's and Recol!ections
OF an Indian Official and Music in Germany and
Belgium
ms. We have the LOWELL OFFERING for Febru-
ary. Its contents we think exhibit evidence OF i'm
provement, compared with those OF the previous
numbers. The work would suit us beuerif ii were
to give prominence to The aore important move
men!s of our day in their bearings upon the moral
and social condition Of the laborers In our Faco-
RES; but we welcome it notwithstanding as a
prophecy of what will yet be achieved by "mind
among the spindes.''
THE AMERICAN REvrEw.-Wc are gratihed TO
perceive with how much favor this able periodical
has been received by the public. Notices of the
last number appear 10 the leading papers of The
country, In terms expressive of high commendaton.
GJ- The MOTHERS JOURNAL AND FAMILY VISIT
ANT, a Monthly Magazine, edited by Mrs ELIZA C.
ALLEN, is now in lis tenth volume Published at
l22 NaSsau-street.
TIE ILLUSTRATED SHAKsrEARE.-The publica.
ton of this magnificent work, commenced by H.
w. Hewet, has been assumed by the Harpers. 1t
will hereafter appear in double numbers once a
fortnight Numbers S9-O have jus, beenpublshed
% INGRAHAM, the Lope de Vega Of American
Novests as II respects quantity, has produced Tale
the scene of which laid in Charlesown Mass For sale
by w. II. Graham, 90 Nassau 81.
1rS- THE AGE-A Satire, pronounced as a Vale
dictory Poem, before the NewIork Society OF
Literature, Jams 2S, 1916, by ALFRED WHISTLER ,
New.York: c. Shepard, l9l Broadway. This pro-
duc,ion contains some very passab!e lines, but II is
not as a whole worthy of circulation beyond the
circle of the authors special friends.
eJ- The MMD OF HONOR, an historical Novel,
translated om the French Of Madame Bawr can be had
at Graham's. l62 Nassau 81.
10 The DIVINE ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY, by
J. G. PIKE has just been published in very neat
form by Robert Carter, IS Canal street Its one
OF the best books by one Of the best Of religious
writers.
go 'Blsuor oSpsspoNk's TRnL-The Verdict
Sustained at the bar of Public Opinion-with Re
marks on Laicus and Bishop Doane. BY Spectator,
is The title Of new pamphlet on a somewhat stale
subject, published by ], F. Trow & Co. IS Ann ST.
g-'THS STORY OF a FExlHgR,' is the title Of a
very amusing two-shillins volume from Punch,
for sale by W. H. Graham, l62 Nassau-s,rect.
o. sMorxr SoREL, or the Heiress of the De
yeres,' by the author of the two Old Mems
Tales Is the title of two-shillius Novel, just
published by Farmer & Daggers, so Ann street.
0U- Judd & Taylor, 2 Astor House, have The
knights of the Seal. or the Mysteries Of the three
Cities No. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
Col PiERRE TAS CokrLASpr
fully colcur in the above OPINION
BOARDING sCHooL-IRv1NG INSTITUTE, rAkar


Id TOWN, y. Y.-WILLLAM p LYON, A. NJ. Prnci.
pal.-Sunmer Session will open the lst OF May.
To those who desire 10 place sons at Boarding School,
the advantages offered at this Institution believed 10 be
e1ua Ii not superior, TO any Ii has been Ill success
ful opcration seven years The location delightful and
lubrous is convenient OF from the City. The ei
fee Is conmodous and comtorabe-the play grounds am
pie and disconnected from tho village The government Is
efficient but mIld resembling that OF well regulated
Christian ly-and day scholars are received 10 cou
teract the salutary influence OF family training.
The system OF instruction Is designed not merely to ad
and perfect the pupil in the branches studied but to
dcvclope and instruct the judgment, TO enishtcn the un
derstandns, to form the habits, and 70 give moral and
useful direction to the inclinations
Further particulars including Catalogue OF Students
opinions Of patrons Sc will be found in the pamphlet crc
lar Institute 10 be had application at the Book
Stores Of Bartlett (E Wexford, Astor House, and Raynor
as Bowery.
Reference by permission, to the following distinguished
gentlemen:
Washington Irving, Esq.
Hon. Daniel Webster, U. s. Senate.
Hon. Gulian c. Vcrplanck.
Capt. Alex. sidell Mackenzie, [. 8. \.
Nathaniel 3. Holmes, Esq. Tarrytowii.
Francis HILL, ESQ. Rev. Nathan Bangs ID. VIM. c.
BRYANT Esq George T. Trimble j. r. Van Rensselaer,, NJ
d. Harper & Brothers, New-York City.
Also the following who or have been, patrons:
Rev w Hunt. Zebebee Cook, Jr Benz Ldcr.
Rev l. VI Vincent VI Van Beuren, Oscar lrvinS
Rev Thos Burch, Jas NJ Heyt, Theo Kcese
Rev j Dewing, j I. Mott, j W knevcls,
Rev j Sewcll, C Duscnberry, Dcnison,
Rev A Seleck, |. Kip, Geo Clinch
Rov DIR West, Parmony, ii W Clapp,
DIR JOS Scribner, VIM C Bogss. Benz Brush,
Rev ID Babcock, f. w Van Noorhls, Campbell,
A Livtngston Leonard Kirby w llunham,
Elisha Morrell, Jacob Leroy, Il Howe,
Peter Pnckncy, Gen G II Striker, IL Raynor,
Chas Storm, Harvey Weed, Isaac Adrance,
] Ches erman, BE whecwrisht, Thos Pattisoa,
Morris Robinson, W Van Antwerp, NJ Ecs. j30 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

DRY GOODS AT BARGAfNS.-Thc subscribers take
~ this opportunity OF informing the Ladies OF n. York.
&C. that they prepared TO offer great bargains III
Dry Goods their stock consists in part Of Broadcohs
Casslmercs and Satinets, Bombaznes Merinoes and AL
paccas, Linen Sheetng, Table Linen, Towelng Napkins
Diapers sc. Cashmere de Lakes, Ginghams, Prints, &c
Cotton Shectngs and Shrngs and all other styles Of
sonabe Goods Ladies invited TO call and examine their
stock and make themselves acquainted with their prices
before purchasing elsewhere. w. D. GREGORY & co.
jl0 l7J Spring-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
WHOLE NO. 1905.
YALuARLR EITERNA, REMEnY.

HUNTS LINIMENT-Thi. celebrated remedy j, now
for tie first time offered 10 the NrwYork rnSlic; the
lehf, which j, ha, obtained the couaiy Wetchestej
where wa, or gny introduced has induced the proprietor
extend sale throughout the country here has
been discovered external remedy hs h., proved certain
in l., Ia pesu,neny Curing the following diseases
teana,isn, S,csled Lbf PG; IN the Chest and Back,
Joints Csn.-ae.ions Of the M.selss Burns. SG Rheax.
Group, .igEe IN tte FACE. Tooth .iets. &c &c.
The following eters from the highly eminent Phy,cians
who have had charge OF the Hospital the Sing Sing State
Prison years. the powerful evidence IN favor
Of this celebrated ExsEusl Remedy and sufficient
;hst worthy the confidence OF the 6iic 70. pac
uaTs the certificates Accompanying each bottle. fncs
p cents.
SING SISG, December e5;h 1874.
Ny Deer Sir Received your Yesterday asking my
opinion in relation Hunts Linmen; prepared BY SIR G +
stanton knowing composition. and having frequently
us IL can recommend Il to sale external reaedy
aid IL my opinion the beat Liairnent in
Very truly and respectfully yours,
Gel. PirRRE yAx CokrLASpr.
fully concur IN the above opinion.
VA. y. BELCHER, VI. D.
This Lniment is sold By Rushon Co 10 Bro,dway 10
Asor House Boadway, Four,ecnih-strcvt a B. X
D. Sands 70 FutonstEer 23 Broadway u East Broadway;
A,rinw.l, IS Will ir-sreet; Neakim 5I Broadway: Gai-
and Grand-stree G. P Hucss Nassaustr,e cor.
OF Ana; Bonsal, Canal and Hudson AGs.n, cor.
Cedar and Nassau: j. J. Coddiusto 313 Hulson.sr.st
Graham, corner Of Od-sp and Watcsect Hbbard Cobb
% Johget; Mrs Hayes i29 Fulton.st BROOKLYN: Quirk
of Atlantic and Columbia Brookyn and Druggists
HOADLEf PHELPS * co. lac Watsc-street " Y who
the wholesale agents Orders Addressed them or 10 the
proprietor at Sing Sing will be attended To.
ia I'm GEORGE f. STANTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

CoopYEAR,s oyERsnoEs, ra,ented lst4;I2o,ooo
u sea ,s sss" As 'as n0ss Tas,
naeeo ..I by any climate. The heat Of the Torrid
are nell or soften thcnihc cold OF the Frgd
Zone beauty durability, and csmfor they
10 any other Oyershoe offered TO the pub
iat 1r have always rccived the highest premiums
- he Mechanics Inst tue OF Boston, the American In
, of New York and The Franklin Ins itute Of Ph1a-
StS, warrant GoodyeiFs overshoes TO possess all tho
cnaIes above stated. Dealers invited 70 CALI and
s.t the facts for themselves For sale, whoesa!e and 10
lai ~ -. ~, VI 'sf
ANDLORD AND forms Of Land
IL LORDS and Tenants Agreements, ncudrg ore Aina "'
every variety Of House Letting Bills together with
the LAW. Of the OF Newly orb, relating 10 Lapooici
nd Tenants together with sl and aenoinsna III fi
iion 10 tie same in famphlet-pIice i2t cents
For ale az H. s. RAY NOR'S Bookstore, 76 Bowezy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

eS- Mrs JAMESON has written new work. Il
treats Of the legends Of the primitive Saints.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

The title of this work furnishes so complete a
description of rs character and design that little
need be said to command it TO general notice. In
our judgment lawyer could not we'll be better
employed than in collecting in tangible form and
rendering Ineligible to the people the complicated
statutes of existing legislation. Lawsuits innumera-
BILE have resulted from ignorance Of the duties Of
official station-ignorance such as wellconstruct-
ed manual like this would remove. The book is
handsomely printed It's great usefulness must en-
sure it wide circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
NATIONAL HOTEL.
No. s CouErIASpr-SrxEEr, AND 81 LBERrI-srREEr.
NEW-Y YORK:
THREE DOORS FROM BROADWA

hA THIS NEW HOTEL is now open, where the pro-
8, prturs will be happy accomdate their friends and
slthe public with board The lodging larre
and aud the internal such as cannot fail
To- please The location being the centre OF business
offers inducements merchants from other cities and the
country surpassed by other House ia this city
The Furniture, Beds and Bedding all and made
expressly for this establishment
Families who wish Paors with Sleeping Rooms attached.
can be handsomely accommodated.
The subscribers hcir friends the public that
efforts their shall be wanting TO SECURE the comfort
aud convenience OF their guests aud while they solicit
share of their patronage they hope by unces.ng
tc duties of their vocation, TO give entirs satisfaction
f22 I'm CHAS WfCKOFF co.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

ExEcu TORS, ADMINISTRATORS AND GUARDIANS GUIDE !:
Containing Summary OF the Laws Of New. York, re-
gla;ing the appointment, Powers, Duties, Rights and
Obligations Of Executors Administrators and Guar
dians with General Directions appcrtaning thereto
To which is added an Appendix, containing many Of
the Practical Forms necessary TO be used by them In
the transaction of business relating TO their several
trusts. And also copy OF " An act respecting tho
fees Of Surrogates," passed May I, 1874. By DAVID
WRIGHT, Counsellor at Law. Auburn j. c. Derby &
IN mn AMI
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

has convinced the most skcpticdl Of
1t, extraordinary cnratire pro
pc1tics, and established us
claims 10 the name Of ths
GREA T R L NJ + D Y.
The question is no longer asked Can Asthma be ctff
II has been satisfactorily settled within The last i"o
months that Fogcr 0osaonian viii produce care quick
er than anv other remedy in the world and references can
be given 10 persons in and out Of the city, who lave
pcenccd It's wonderful virtues, who had tried Tor years
ali other remedies in vain.
had tried every remedy which lie could hear OF Tor the re-
lief OF Asthma and had spent more than ne hundred dol
lars in endcayorcg 10 procure help, bG III VAN. ecel-
mcnccd using the Oosaonian, january 2lst Inc hrS'
dose he took gave him relief aud two days aiterward his
wife called say that the small quantity OF his remedy
which he had taken had done him more good Than any and
all the medicine he had ever used in his life.
Ms BELI., the wife of Robert T. Bell of Mo'ristown,
n ]. wl.o was severely afflicted with Astna gwen
up b her physicians. She was removed 10 the sea board
in the hope OF paatlng her distressing symptoms but
with no benefit. One bottle of the oosaoni so lar re-
eyed her that she was able get up from her bed and
d,ess herself thing she bad not done before in months
and She has now returned her residence in Norstown,
n J. with every prospect ofbeing speedily restored
INCiPIENT CONSUMPTION
yields TO its effects II .oothcs the troublesome Cough
and gives refreshing slunbers 10 the weary II aays the
rain in the side in the chest and enables the
person TO erDscord easily, ~he entirely restores the
secretious of the system and eIpedcs returning health
JAMES B. DEyoE, lOl adc-street had long been
complaining ofa in the chest accompanied with
short hacking cough he raised matter freely had lost hi.
appetite and fe alarmed his situation He tried
various remedies without any beneficial effect his snort
s of braath and pain in the side continued increase
BE used one bottle OF The oloSaonsn and IS restored TO
health. w. w.,
George W Burnet, of Newark, ~ George W Hays
Of Sey-Yok l. David Henderson. go Laish-st. Mrs Nc
Gam 90 waker-s: F. Laban. 50 Pikest, Mrs Archibald
- y '>'>, HUNDREDS OF NAMES
of persons residing in NewYork could be given who are
ready 10 bear testimony the superiority oil the oios1o
nt. orc- evcrv other remedY known for the cure OF
Ce,obs Gods. Asthma CONSUMPTION, Splitting OF Flood,
pyspcp ic Consumption, Bronchitis Difficulty of Breath
in Hoarsencss Influenza Pains IL the Breast ana SIDE,
and the yaro;s affections OF tie 81 mach and Liver
For s,a AZ c6 Sassau-st one door above AIR. and al
Mrs H.vs l29 Fultor-st- BROOKLYN. JiO 1n
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

MILLINERY GOODS Cheap Tor Cash, at 81 Beaver-st.
1fl three doors from PeaThe subscriber has received
within the past few days large and splendid assortment
OF Spring Millinery Goods which he invites the atten
ton OF Merchants, Mlners and the trade in general lie
has been hand whenever steamship packet has ar
rived in order have the first selection and does not hes
itate say that he has hand, and will continue TO
have during the coming season. the richest, largest, and
most splendid of Millinery Goods to lie found In
market The reputation which he has of selling goods
cheap proverba and his taste In sclccGg Hat Ribbons
and Silks acknowledged by those who know, to be tho
best in the city and that every thing in buying Pur
chasers buying such goods VIII sch may rest
assured that by calling they will find be what Is
here represented. L. 81. STEVENS 81 Bcaver--t
New-York, Feb 10, ls45. l0fY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
CALL AND SEE THE ORIGINAL "DoCu
MENTS"
Col. MISE, Of Amenia, Netc- YORK, writcs
under date of January 2S, 1915,
nS fnIInlrs

Mir. ISAAC BuTTs: r,,-.,,
SIR: lie high estim,on which Wisar, Balsam Of Wild
beneficial effects my family believe II 10 tc inraa
bic in Cases OF ncpicnt Consumption.
My wife constitution naturally lesble, IN ie ia
of 1919 took cold which affected her lung producng
har,sSiEs cough and hoarsenes that she could with di
Guilty speak
physicians tecame alarmed hsrsaaon told her that un
less her consh aud symptoms left her the weather a
?rosched il would c not likely The weather became
cold Az the he medicine TO take winch
rentcd 10 Lessen her fever but still her COUGH, Oh h.
NESS and RAISING OF BLOOD continued about the
sane time At this alarming Of the disease procured
few bottles Of Wstars Basam Of Wild Cherry, which shs be-
an to take After using one bottle could perceive little OF
benefit from it she hid become so far reduced by
his en,acilti dsscIGut prevailed her 10 continue
though freely confess II hoping against nope
rnre the second bottle thought there was some
lief and she rcrseycred IN its use I'LL she hsd taken or
bottles: aud now sir the gratifying result IS PERttCl
RESTORATION TO her usual health. Not one oil thNse
armirg symptoms have re-appeared and shoud do myself
.ruscc did fully and earnestly recommend 1t TO others
whp may he in similar situation. ..,er
Respectfully your friend w. u. NASt..
T.. Nj. Swift, Esq District Attorney oil Dutches wfites
am acquainted with Col ". Il Na.e OF Ameqi, WHO j;
mar of uth-and his statement Of facts entitled t. nl
credit Further know that the health o his we IS Ersny
Improved. r. VI SN ir l
Again we say, call aud the cnIGiSAL rcGuMEHT.
They fully prove that This Baam the only reliable Fen ay
for rains eaknes of the Chest aud Lungs, CouShS Iois
Liver Compliant ncpicnt Consumption; asthma OF one 10
10 years standing Raising of Blood AID every disease pro-
duced by cold and changing climate ::
Remember our certificates and stiemelts of cures are IN
ALL CASES STRICTLY True.
Principal Office 32 inn.St but scd by Druggists III an pfts
of ,he cnm,rv .i27 Gm.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26
THE TRIBUNE.

.,,r prcr,1yNcE CT GOODNESS y Sermon
EcSed a. the Church OF the Disciples IN Boston on
s"aday: January 26 1876. BY ThEoponE PnnKrE. NM
;tc, Of the Second Church in RoIbury Published by
s,p.st ,sS Boston. benjamin. Fl. Greene, iSi3.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

w Win sood eisrsnce TO do Ch.mberwork aad Sowing
or w.i,iag and General Housewcrk Apply At 50 lsvsah
ST.. Ihird-avenue. IOH.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
IVhich d. Foisa's O!osaonian, or Ill Healing
Baisam has mel ,cith, not on!y IN us sale. but
also in the cures rilich ii has Effected, IN
persons ,cfo acre in hopeless condition,
has conpinccd the most skcqticdl cf
it, ertraordiaary curatire pro-
pGtics, and established ITS
cl,,ims 10 The iInnle of Lhr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

A YOUNG GIRL oieIceent character WAITS situaiica
"A rs chanh~r-r,d and washer She knovs he: business
correctly Can give the best OF city eiereaee Please apply
Al lsI. lirand-si. dIs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-26

YVELL TRlED-DiY's OVER SIi0ES-fas osaa1' an
w hc!e madeThe lOw price TO which ws naa
ed these celebrated Over Shoe, embracing all ouf .e
menr make them the cheapest SHOES wars io soyy 1 n
shapes TO suit every aahion Of Boot sptsea ydIe a1w
on hand adapted French boe 2s a s Isse and .. Mess
L House and q AZ MAIDEN S Lane every sy.
site City Hotel Broadway: ,:Astos.sje ~ and retsiI
oil hubbefs may 0e iooho . VIZ HORACE II. DAY,
r.. Succ-ssor RoIbury ]. r, Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-08
Scr g5aferlan6 zSreuno u0b e3el1f Ser 3eit.
8plfs~Bi6ltDtbef Ser Geutfdeu g(ofllfer.

| 8Dlf6zSibttDtbef Der 9elt16en @lallffer.
Igntbalteno eire 9Iuspah Der pcrSia[djFen g,eobte
@r;dblln9en, Sd|aulpele, u. {. 10.
Drtt 2crlas pom s.. QB xbemas Dr. $50, Gaapw1ia
CITRATE, pbacelpbte.
Oos erfe oe Der "Scfse Sibr6et SeMt(ben GlatIt
fer" 1T tertits bnen nnt mir le8en baelbe rn perebr
2Eunte aintcmneit, melcr ppn perfbNreet Scittn
IJeprccn prbe: raB 6t Bios ur a9enebne ltnttrbal
ltua pnoern and tlr agemeiren Btleun9 uD eernng
lcres 70 sahreten &taurs Der Sen QBrt oce bic Ser
ausaote einer Qmstpaf Der 8cn uno Ueble8rctn
qBerfct untrer btubsn Sdrftler III 5eitpsifet ctn
ptrantfalten.
tim nun 10 picl as m6sl Die 4rpDuftt btr wenf8aft8
Genies ntres atttn 8aterlarcs ptrbren nr aud irts
ntstr 8emittelten Die Anan8 cittr 9ots sbolef Snr
ehterr laticn cnat etn 0tft, "a Sctten fare IN
tc frbia lmbas 5u Dem prttte rpi lO Cents eei ntt
leocr nfere sanbseute np itbfrStr be DpDet QS,rt9
nnftrer pcuen S6rifter aud IL Der neett einatD fort
onerfenn tets bas cute uno ErDatee sntmmt bette
rb bret Gntaf fur bas Seote np JtMsltne atf Sinner
inp Gnfel Itersebcn affen
8e6in9nn9en:
Seper rejp Gubftrben perpitet td Str Gnna1t BON
6eftet pelAc ren 8ab bilben tener i pabcr 8c6no,
ce,t naen ano ~ ueDmtn Sen 6tcn 6tftc tpb e aurt
Qbens eines jebeH 5eftes lit pr @bftrp
pnss qrets bafir, 10 0tnts 3uentrte tenBre &C., untr
Der Qpere rs. QB Ibmas, 9lr. 1885, Galctpbia StraBe
pbapelpbia wtrbtn frantic erbete, nb Delpu9en u ub
erptioncn ppn bem 8etrase 81 jeptrseit an3e1onntt
9as rtfe y5ft Der QpltSbiGotDie lit brtitS ert1iene
,nS fam III Der Otjt 9aterIapsfnbs tinsttben
; mir nebuet germ ntcrbrciber pafr Der 9eDeur
tQee reis Ten enienes eft ga Setrn tpnm bos au
Gents mat es epem n68i i anf pee QDee zinc ptrtDs
pe 9tlptbet anufhaen unb NIT ben Srftlern nnferes
n 25atrlanpes prtrat werpcn Oruf, Yarier unp Ns
tdttun9 lnp pprju9lidb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-08
91enee QBirthebaue
in McofteE @aYne County Dbipl
gum Sbitb por
MO2 / { b e { m g e IL

Der Gnbesbenanrte befunbet tieru'it feine Sreunoe
@de Der 9iberY Straee unb oem Martt- 8ierede, auf
Der nddfen eote tpeitlid pom @purthanleI uno BON
Safe uno Sone6s Stohr, f7rds ee9enabert angeaueen
Elm 6entlides @jaifbans ;u baten, tpcelbf er lfets
Ibereit fetn wiro, 9eienoe s perb, 9gagen uno uB,
|au bic bete unb bequene Weile st beiprtber, ulio
letner Seits nids naugeln laien miro INN alI9emeine
|3nfrteben bet Su geben.
Da feline @ebdultbfeiten meiffenS nell uno aerdu
mig, feine&ide, Sdenfe, ShlafSntmer uub gtallunQ
reid5tt uni. init benz beten oereben nb, unb lberoes
eine Refnnneelt bils ietn tperoen, 70 erwartet er
burd prompte Beoienun9 nno icr9fdlti9e 9tfnterfla
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