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much cneambered with numbers, bat q Il N iuaormsd
party and nearly every member Of IT, qaslisd to form an
opinion for himself.
SO marked b Polk anupa,hy TO the friends OF Mt Cal
houn, that Tyler ~ has pursued them with Nen'
geanee wherever Of them TO be found Side by
side with Wings, the Wing has been spared and the Cal
hounite treated to the bowstrins.
Aud yet we arc told with grave face. that Mr. Polk and
Mr.. Richie have known, will know, "no clique, no dis
s,"n, call what you will" and that they will make no
invidous discrimination favor Of the friends Of fAis Pro
sidenta candidate, against tho friends OF sf. but viii
take equal and impartial of"sll tho Republican,
One but smile at these magnificent promises and
profession. lav.hy aud vountccrinsy made and 50
poorly kept, and 80 obviously intended for "Buneombe
clearly designed affect tho Pube Priatins and which
presupposc such enormous capacity Of "Demoeranc
sulliblity,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-25
TIE QuAKERs.

The Baltimore American having stated that IOAn Taieel
executed IN Goucesiershfe. England, in February last
was Friend, has received from England contradiction
with the explanation that Tawel had been Friend or
Quaker, many ysGTs ago.
The Quikots were persecuted aud thrown into Jail at
their first orgnatOn under the Commonwealth RigLte.
business sake, but believe punishment trial. or
arrest Of abiding Quaker for crime or the suspicion
Of crime is a circumstance unknown TO their history in
England the United States tmsy DO also Of other
denominations but believe it Of the Quskers
without exception admirable commentary on their re-
hgous principles and social government
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-25
TwENTY-oNE.

James. In his beautiful novel Of Morley Ernsiein. thus
speaks Of the age Of twsnty-one;
hu beautiful sse, full OF tho spring. with oil the
vgot of manhood without touch Of Its decay; with .
ne ne OF youth. without touch Of m feebcness Oh.
one andtwsuty! bright srd.twvnty. wilt thou mover
come back 10 ssainf No. nevef The cord Of the bow
mas been % ofscn drawn, that has Loot in elasticity; there
nave osen thousand flowers cast away that have
IN shs dsst af Tiss sssdy path, ss have been thou
ssnd fruits tasiedhN have left but the rnd In the hsnds;
there have been thosssnd travel sain acquired that ne
yer can be washed OF ill The journey 10 done. That
both been gathered into The baskeaof hs pest; and
wh.evcr the future may have in store. and twenty
wm many hopes isfew fears, s buoysney OF spirit, its
elasticity Of limbs its esgerness Of expectation its activity
OF pursuit. In aspirations. s Desires tn fsi 10. conf
dcnee Its frankncss Its garden Of visionary flowers and
IN atmosphere OF misty lish never back
10 us, were NO ~ whistle ill break our hearts, No.
no. IN the sad arithmetic Of years, multiply by what mum
eers you WILL you can never get a, oae.andtweny more
than once" .ai 't.t'lf ~
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FREE seHooI~-A writer in Souihera paper. thus de-
scnoes the Free Schools OF New Engand:-S Lous Amer
poorest boy in the free school. feels rs high and a
proud as 'nc sou OF tue richest You do mcan said
school ut Boston, which he admired very much that
schools are ireer 'Indeed do said the committee
man. You remember the boy that got the medal in the
class We have Just examined. and the boy that Loaf
The hrst Is the son OF that wood sawyer there (pointg
man who was saving wood in the street and the second
T. the son OF John Quincy Adams, the President Of the
United States The Virgnian started in astonishment nj
spectacle like this, and longer wondered at the pros
Pery of New.E England"
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CLAY Static

We take pleasure in acknowledging tho receipt OF the
liberal contributions from the following towns countess
Wheeling, through Mrs. Sarah G. Peterson.
Lynchburg through Mrs. James c. Hunt.
Portsmouth, through Mrs. Ann Cruise.
Tyler County, through Mrs. A. ". Stephenson
Grcenbrier, through Mr.. Mathews
r. NJ. RIDDLE,
Assistant Treasurer.
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THE NAvAL-CouRT MARTIAL,

On Saturday, brought close its proceedings with re-
ference TO the conduct Of Capt Voorhees, in the harbor Of
Northumberland the testimony in preparation be
TO tho President for his consideration.
TINS morning another Naval Court Martial convened /;
Mr. ilaleit Judge Advocate, and Com. Downes President
We have been informed that the trial will commence
o-morow-on the charge alleged agaost Capt. VOORHEES,
OF taking the Congress into the harbor OF Annapolis con-
uary TO oFders-U. s. Journal 23i.
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Ne,1 Books from J. ~. RaudoIph Il n
Assistant Treasurer.

Neto Books from J. ". Randolph & Go.
The "Smuggler" by James. No. 80 Of the Illuminated
Bible by the IarIers, Jersmiah.)
HarPers Illuminated Shakespeare Nos. IS and Sc ga.
you like it," and Midsummer Nights Dreamy
No ) Of the Encyclopedia Of Domestic Economy
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DEGTu FEos ToBSocJ.-Wo learn from tho Dedhan
tMass Democrat that le boy OF siN years DID, of
NJ Lewis Cobbet, Of W. Dedham. the store Of VIZ
Jason Ellis Jr in that place. and asked the clerk 10y by
the Of Hank, for kind OF eonfscOncry--thst
he told thoy bad plums. but he could have
some tobacco. The child replied that tobacco would make
him sick. The clerk urged that t would not, and took
cracker and put butter and nOasscs aud tobacco
aud succeeded IN way In getting down the child
The ule fellow taken with vomiting soon after and
continued do for several days. end length went into
fs, and nnalIy died on Thursdsy, the sth instant,
" 49, REL Bsh Clypss.
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THUEDEs.-On Thursday Of last week a severe thunder
shower passed this village. Several persons were
more or less affected by the shocks and the new wooon
mills were Slightly damaged. The Academy building nj
East Cayuga considerably injured We learn that
feW miles south Of this county tho hurricane passed
20 low a. Go do considerable dampgc TO fences without
however, telling any timber destroying any buldings
An ineideui s related Of m raising bundles of chin.
giles OF the ground IN Varok. and placing them on scs
tod exactly where the wOfkmen wished them g. be- On
the other side Of Cayuga Lake u operated differently
There appears 10 have fsen c0nsi fahy higher and
swept every thing before H. road Is opened In the
souh part 81 Cayugi county, from Cayuga Lake 10 t-
Owasco the space being cleared Of fences timber and
buildings We have not heard Of any loss Of lie though
Que dwelling house thrown from W fouudat viii
de family wefc a, dinner The escape Of oil uny rnj
racutous.--SsAsea PALE Dem.
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Jvss-U "Pusrss."--iiere We are IN the midst o
pleasant June. and here Il song for the seasons rich
rsddy rant song zoe Jonetc be sang by r'ersde an
IN cool shady spo. whence the singer withou
physiesiy feeling whst he deserihe-But where 10 th'
gifted poet. from whose inspiration IL emanaiedf Ma,
90 not hops that he in The assured enjoyment OF brgh
trf aud blessed than and snging his
kaxp 10 happier Members Eds. EsPress.
Nov the golden summer tune .r..
Clnns the notice Of rhyme, '.f..I
Winter lies still and cold.
--t3ssshssg ssesms sor ssiil December;
And beneath skies OF gold
We must winter still remember;
~ So. simple moral here,
Nothing can from notice smother;
Changing seasons best appear,
Each contrasting with the other.
sprng screneiy eides away,
fHfa Yielding To q bright conner.
Fading into swiit decay,
Meath the glowing sun OF Summer,
Summer ON the heels Of Spring.
As the scytbe OF Time !. flashing.
Comes. as with dancers fling,
Into sudden empire dasi &.
Welcome be the seasons rcgn,
Welcome Summer oace again
Nov the God OF Light i. breaking,
In his mslesy supreme,
Life and love and JOY besiowing,
Kissing Terra with his beam;
And beneath his burning face,
Mother Earth. with kndling lire,
Springs the Suns emhrace>
In delight " new desire,
Green things, flying into birth,
Tell the rapture Of the Earth
Sunny, iesfy. breezy June,
Welcome. IN your simple tune,
Bid the green Earth to rejoice,
Give the birds OF Summer voice,
Call the birds and flowers FORTH
Melt the ices Of the North.
Ripen frui, OF sunny South,
For the eager, melting mouth;
Hasten IN Summers noon,
Merry, smiling, sunuy Junei
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-25

Neie IVLeat.-The Baltimore American says that the
inst parcel Of Wheat Of the crop reached that city
Thursday, and sold % The Wheat crop in
Maryland, generally speaking, Is expected be full
one and the quality excellent In almost every part Of
the State the harvest has commenced being earlier than
usual by at least fortnight
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From "a, F,edeJieksLytg U,,aIs

The ne rains which have recently fallen must greatly
benefit the growing crops and the spirits of the
farmers. As far learn, good wheat crop has
been secured and may reasonably hope for one
good OF corn. The crops OF and hay will be short
OF the ssual quantity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-25

The Alexandria Gazette says, sour accounts from tie
Northern Neck of Virginia, fine and wheat coun.
try are highly favorable for the crops with the exception
OF oas There viii be EXCELLENT yield Of wheat and the
corn looks we'll"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-25

have ahmed sneoa.sos.ys o. f.hr Prove ii. N oar
nssAssr sssfss' tina, shsy have dhpsysd uss alasri
han justice In scessns. - -
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PUIrocrfTs-Mt llsnY Bailey Of tho firm Of n Bsi
ley Co., had hs pocket book containing about ninetg
dollars IN bank bills. end oat valuable papers taken from
hs coat pocket. while The Odd Fellows procession was
passing through DO crowd, the Common on Thursdav
One al tho Brothers from Maine robbed Of biz pocket
boa, containing about hundred dollars az FaDeuU
Hal, Thuraiay evcning.-B ,sToS ATfAs
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The Nashville unog. Mr.. Poik's home ossan has come
out unequivocay Tor protection. Speskng " the manu-
facture Of iron, TIE editor ihat sygli be found
that undcf duty, this important branch II
taaasr could not be sustained, o. % yield REASONABLE
pFosss would furnish fair for discrimination S.
he gces for the prs,ccion Of iron interest even " va
have % di-cra'iasssf os i'll fouisville Journal.
rS l. GiNTER, ~ NAN u.
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RU.NiNG THE BOUNDARY LINE-'rhe SIX Commissioners
appointed by United ana Great Britain the
Boundary line between the Province OF Canada and the
States, in Berkshire in this county.
When IN Rchort they cot oil the farms Of three good
farms situated in Canada.
As the LIcofoco Representative from RichloTd had but
majority last year, suppose lac will not be pleased
with this governmental interference.
The Bombay line. understand, is be marked by
iron monuments bat halt mile distant the the
other. W. have heard il said that these will be
useless when Polk cxcnds the OF freedom" by
nexiug In" 5 lining Province OF Canada this republic
Exactly ST.. AiJgHs Messenger.
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HAEpsoRAuBiE-This j. the name Of an agricultural
settlement, the If the Arkansas rVer, the
base OF the Rocky Mountains. 1t consists OF about 5
miles Of appeTs aHd hunters who have built houses and
devoted themselves 10 agriculture They all have Indian
wives Of The Snake Tribe, they being much preferred the
indians Of she plains, who them They
considerable qlanirica OF CON- which they trade the In
dams tor ur robes and other aoies. Tue Indians parch
tire ard bfGisc and pound into meal IN sin bog and
then make bread OF The settlers in Haiiscrabhc
have no mills except few indifferent hand mills, with
which they grind fOE their These men are
very expert rcmen, well prart-ed IN indian uAages and
warfare, and consider themselves fully competent defend
themselves against oil tie Indian tribes o that region II
they should be- attacked by them. They live . rough hard
romantic iG but hospab.e those who visit Them
through their settlemenl-Sf. LOUIS Netn Era.
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(S'gned) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese SECRETARY 20 the Legation.

sThe flee ports In the Chinese empire which the treaty
opens 10 the Of tho United Siates-EprroR.
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MUSIC, MUSIC!

MUSIC, MUSIC!
ID III. TAYl OR has just received the follow
- ing much admired
Marches aud Quicksteps;
Love Not, Quieksiep
The Heroes do
Delaware Light Drs eoon.' Quickstsp
Come, Soldiers, Come fiewiu'- do
Spanish haren, ffof the Guitar
Gov. Portsr's do.
DANCES
MaEurkap in four Numbers
No. !. Makurka d-- Concerts vivienne
No. 9. Opera Maznrka, No.
No. 2. do. do. No.2
No. Z. Keepsakedo
Ia Cracovienne, tfor tho 6u,ar)
Cerito rolka ......
The Polka
wALTzEs, flor the Pisnol
lie SoupeIwaix
Spirit
In Rose Bahcbe
The Harriet Grand Waltz
Drhla wahz
Three WaiE for Piano, boil
Gibraltar Grand Waltz
En,ns WasE
Linden do ....
The Midnight Waltz.
MUSIC STORE,
e ~ Nearly opposite the Banks
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Gen Wilson, better known rs LONG Jim" Ex-Surveyor
General OF Iowa and Wisconsin, has located himself near
the mouth OF Eagle ryer the southern shore ot Lake
Superior. lis estate contains silver and copper mine
His in tue Harrison campaign have been well re
warded both directly aud y.-nioaukie Courier.
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Corre.rondsneeef the Nersa,k Daiis .4drerti,er.

write haste inform you OF which had well
nigh laid the College an this place in ashes.
This morning about o'clock alarm of fire" was
raised in the northern part OF city the College
Soon beheid the flames shooting up from the College.
and Immediately proceeded the spot, which found
occupied by the engines aud the remen. Ii proved how.
ever. bad expected; tho College not
touched but building in the attached TO it. After
some dilicuy the flames qncnched. IL generally
supposed that fired hy o those roious persons
who poEanbuiaci streets and have kept
IN stale OF confusion aud TO the last week
tween ,he hours OF II and or o'clock the morn
ing.
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One ar two numbers back contained extract show.
ing marvellous discoveries by Prof BronsoD of
wonders in drop OF human blood, brOugh, 10 light by
microscope Of twenty million n1gEiiying power. This
has suggested the annexed el despr Of that face
t0us and Un,iring u ediiors-PIcn;ice
We Ike most Oiher specimens OF hsmanity, have been
the victims VI fever, during the continuance of which
felt noe Fes baked pancakes and uneasy strand
oe- We ia perfect ignorance OF cause and
thankful the learned Professor Tor the valuable IN.
formation he has given
From the result the P1ios9 profound Investigations
appears Sory clear that when man is laborng under
hot bilious fever most destructive warfare going on
j1 every drop Of blood that his veins In each
drop negathefiHms. mamnoas wi awful I,ks elephants
with hugh 5uns lions with shsggy Names rhInOceroses
psnhefs, aud .n5cr whales. spotted eopafds tigers
bald headed eagles, hcn-s, shark rattle snake, IldJoars
1oa constructors, c.ndurs, znappng turtles armaao,-
r1iamoun '1lEigl-, an'cduy thOsaunans, scorpions
pedr ctiu gprcuginos fly up the creeks white bears
wolves, osncne-, alligator, scrpsu., nerm1ds
cats, mice, pigs, lizards rud lskasscs together with vast
assortment ~ running, cfawnR. flying. swimming. and
creeping things which cSi-icd long before drop AZ hu
man blood wis cf-aied-we -iy that when a poor devil
has q fever oil these animals and many h.1nd more IN
ici each drop u - blood biting. scratching and tearing
each othcf 90 million different aud u.c ious ways No
wDcr fellow iccI, 10 -eas after he fashion offuncrs
dcscIisl uncomfortable oHisriH. JguyHgf
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VIRGINIA AT rules held IN tho clerks Of

VIRGINIA AT rules held IN tho clerks Of
fee of the Superior Cosu Of CbaBesry Richmond
Circuit. the 9th day Of May. In tho year 1915;
AeI Brown and Patrick w. Brown Of
James Brown, deed, Pif.
against
Peter Maeflane and Caharne his wife, and Janet
other Deus
above named having enered appearance
and given security according TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rus
~ this Court and appearing BY satisfactory evidence
not inhabitants 81 this Commonwealth; ordered That tho
ad defendants do the Rules be holden Ceks
Once Of the said Count the i Monday August
the bill n thc plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be oh
with inserted In published In the city Of Richmond
for months eessivey and posted
Capitol the said City. Copy-Tess.
my IO-uOw N. p. HowARb, @. e.
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A r. Rules, held in the Clerks Office Of the
IA Circuit superior Couu n law and Cbahocy m county
~ Holloway, Saturday the IOh day of May, 1875
John Retfofd and Elizabeth WIFE formerly Joph PIT
p- and foua -. his wife formerly Hurt Newton ~ Harper and
Susan bs WIFE formerly Hun, Thomas " Hun, Melton n Har,
anil Pamela A. Bmnch, pi.intins,
againa
GfiFg aduor % John Hun, "a and aid
individually and ador Of deed wifi Charity, May
A. Daily adI Of Richard Daily. decd susdy adar
~ Austin Watkins deed Elizabeth adf o. William T..
Newman, deed Anthony william Rape-, Tbon.s
and Ann Hun, defendants,
~ ChaHeerv.
Tho defendants wHam Thomas Over'op
entered eh sppcsance and according tho
Act o. Assembly Rules Of Court and sppsans By
satisfactory they inhabitants n
wealth. ordered defendants appear here The
day NJ and hin n
copy be forthwith RichnnauS
Wing sureesveiy. and eoyy pess
81 a he front Court fIoa-- y eouuty
Copy. Tere
ma 97-wow g. W. FrrZoERAI.D DO.
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VERY LATE PROM MEXICO-Ths bark A,sbpar.
JnP W. M, arrived 's mJfning boo ~ days from Vera
Cuz Governor aipnnon, oIf la,o Minister 10 NeS,cJ.
came passenger BOO Ter.
Capt Wilson. with Mf. Shannon and his passcprs-,
and l's' Peg, capIc up lis morning Boo hr e t O'Clock
O'ui from ll1ma.1r. Tho political condition OF thing.
s'ry unsettled. IL ,hc general belief tnt there
would b. another revolution BOO Me4IrY III, Government
was very poor, and unal &, pay tc Army Navy m
dctcc NJ Womptncga lhoR.nof-l J,i among c1sses
iu Mexico, was thot T,rls would not accept the ,or,s
oictod hY The cOntlD-s 81 lha Unrd snios and tt,,
con, gucny the country would not he annexed Tb,,,
W very hostile feeling agIn' Am, rcaus end tic poo
pie believed hat should I,xls boz annexed decI,r,tsp
of war would f,.low.-N T. Erp,ess
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\ Signet Of the \
I imperial will. I
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
NJ ASH L. WoODOusE, booksellers, &C, Main Il. are
Agents fs The following valuable Medical Works published
periodically;
per ~
Bahwates Retrospect OF Practical Medicine and Surgery
published semi annually 81 aycar
The American Journal Of Medical Sciences by
lays, ~ D--puhhshed quarterly at IS per annum
ALSO,
Any of the leading Foreign British Medical and sur
scai Reviews furnished within
snail advance on the cost Of importation
je 90 NASH 4 wOODuOJIsE
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MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHOES
FOR THE I.AnIES

- FUR THE LADIES.
'INHE subscriber has Just received another sup
- ply OF those beautiful pronounced ,
be the best and Cheapest shoes city, pee Of o.
ia. pair.
sAlo hand Iadis. and Misses
Shoes OF my own make. which is certainly good III
ALEX HILL.
ie Deairr and Manu.etn of Boots, shoc. Tnnks Se
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The United States JOurs.. complains loudly tho up
p0insont ~ VIZ Louis McLlne Minister 60 Great Br
tain, acceptable every other quar'e aId calls upon the
senn'e IN reject L. nominaton. H. sugmaiikei ~
ted-st, opponent u ths Sub Treasury an ANU Van
Buren, man, aud Harrison man. "And vet" says the
journal, "hc las been made tho recipient the highest
diplomatic git Of the G0yernmcnt,g' The sac paper de-
cafo', THAT the Young Of the nation le young de-
mocrasy" have been overlooked by al past admni.tra
u9ns und We fcgfe 10 say, w me pTsssHf. iar" IL
adds, That those who h.s Che bet Offices n the i 81 the
President orc men whp have iE nfico oil their lives
men Who have rotated ~ one Office into better one
ever since They auyod years 81 discretion" Tmy The
'uisnr2s Of the "Dgmocacy" nu-t be- iui1crabio! And
ye according tots political creed are tiorc not truth and
Ju'uco H ti1 complaints made 90 the Journsl-Akr Gaz
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-26
slue;ebrun9! 9(us3ebrun9 !
5fnr fc9t nad Sur burtb Den G5c6roud5 ocn Or Du
can'6 9tn6tpurf bef0rberuoe6 Nen,ittel.

or. IS III. y. q Weters, 0fihmcub, Su0iana, iuur,
be lebte6 Srhbatr oclt eter b66orttgeu @erfdttun1
bemQefnd1t, wele Jd auf feline 9uuge febte uno cub-
lid 0bblen llnb Geftwilren bilrete. Sen nouSorSt
Qcbrandte 9dc5, mas er fir gut bie ol(ein cine gr,
fol3 @r bcnadridtt93e i'm, ba CT nbt 0ctet(t mcr,
ben uub baB ntdt6 ebr weiter aebnn rperben f6rnte
BUR feIben 3st peronloSte i'm fen 8reunb, or. cp.
en- Su NoDlo .. NaQcpaD, Der ein 2I9cnt III oieenl
paee 1T, fitr Die slcoi3n n fenbelt, 'pa5 ct and that
@te TIuiden 9ebroudt bate, fano er, boB cr Def
fer nurbe. 9iad)ocm er 5Slaiden 9ebraud)t bate,
mar berseuA ba6 otete 9IScnei i'm Fnrren wiroe
Gr ihifte fir 8lalchen mehr, unb flhlt Id nuumcbr
9tiiflie ben Granfen ngcn 81 fonucr, boB er rcd,
baDcn Qebraude uuO in je0er Se5ebung arf ftblt IL.
fomtt poGfcumen 9ebcilt it. Gr >pinte bas bicfe
3eeH burd> 3eNn0en oerofentlid,t Wcrren, bauit at
oere 2eibenoe Die 9EWfun9 BON Or. Q means
elusw wurf bef6rbernoe6 9etlmittet
fennen lerneu nn0 Geheilt tperben m60cn.
QSir bic llntcrsetdneten fuO NIT 0rn. Ieter5 0enau
befanrt, uno wiIen boB cbi9e5 ooufor1men rittig 1T
Snme5 Yeters,
Slaoc SSanna,
geor0e Ouu,
81. y. &eYlon, Gfq
G7~3n haben Bel s, SarterL Sontcrt Gtart Gcy'S
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-26
Wa0erbell- -Nn(fQ(t.

Ste trfreuien eintatc rer Getmarfurer trelobtr d5
ec bee Nnat fit btm @ctcbcn riDmcn harf nr bas i'm.
n ron beren wteren 9erreitus Austruns rie nte.
ptn robltDati9en Srl3en fir rtm Geun betsj jufanp n
nr RrDrem 0rae erwarte mcren 9ten mir bic Seranfaf.
lung aud cleic Sabr auf msnc 2nafcrheilanat onerta
~ maiden Die eeltarfet ricler &rantbctfen rie nr our
menenne Res fan 2eaers rSieltmrren ffnnen bic
2saebsilsmes prrShsl dc 2ent at6erc @iatcit in Sc.
re6nund Der Strfrtfen. np lpmente, bic Dem onube en-
enla>ene ri6einen oten Inf rprtpee Arase rerre i'd
Serem naDcrcn Nufl6lub crtbetn.
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