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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
-. Number Of Lardner'. Lectures.

IN. seventh Number Of this popular and useful work
An he published Thur'day morning. July 3lst ms
Sumber contains the Lecture on THu>DZh STORMS and
de.eribes Common Thunder Clouds Volcanic Thunder
Clouds: Hight Of Stormy Clouds Lightning speed Of
Lightning; snen, Lightning Luminous Clouds Ihun-
der. Phenomena Of Thunder and Lightning sc &c sc
The Second Lecture in Number ' on the LArITvpt'
and Lo~orrUDss Tho ne1i 10 on the THEORY OF 60
ions The mex. on the VISIBLE STARS. And the con
.,udns one !. on Water Spout. and whnl-wnds.
We have not space for synopsis Of the different Lec'
,ores contained In this number. but IT vii be found 10
contain variety Of curious and highly Interesting
matter
The price is 25 cents. The back number. may still be
,btaiped Five numbers for 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

THE GLoRIous FOUNTAIN BATHS, CHATHAM STREET
These Baths have now become famous everywhere
down up town. Right in the vicinity Of the City Ho
ie Aston House and Tammsny Hal, every one socks
them The price IS but ONE SHILLING for Bath
tickets for dollar and these rckets are taken sry
day during the week. There better Baths IN hs
city This il saying great deal but !, Is the truth Con
s.der the prIce-one shiliazi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

WIscoSsIS PHALANx-The readers Of good
many journals have received their first intmaton
that an attempt at Associated Industry had been
made in Wisconsin from paragraph which started
in the Green Bay Republican importing that the
Wisconsin Phaanx had got into a quarrel the Pre-
-ident had resigned, &c and the whole affair was
about breaking up. Since that paragraph appeared
We have received two letters from the PhalanA'
proving il very far from true One OF them recely'
ed yesterday says
Fps lfyou see an article in the Green Bay Repuoii-
can respecting you need not nouce Il as II IS a.
Elgd"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Things in Philadelphia.

PHLADrlrHis. July 2s-P "


PHiLADxLrHiA, July 2~-PY
There j. nothing Of the s.3sh ;cst interest 10 cor
ngnicsts today The weather : unsettled VII -
oesrance OF more rain. The new. from res,. -
nouncins Annexation Rstred By the Couventor -.
eau seG no sensation whsicver m this CITY
A man named Murray was committed 10 r-,.o.
yesterday BY Ala. MCLEAN. charged Sih obtslrr,
'srse amour, OF goods under false Pretence zone -.
wears since
= With the exception o. a few drunken and e,.,,
ierly cases. there j. nothing IN Police natter.
The Stock market has been rather qne, 10 IA,
pennsyvsn.s - have advanced :. selling ~ T.I..
Treasury Notes hsye sgsiu declined srd sod he,vr,
he second Board ~ III: For Ncksbarg 4 "a :.
asked Reading Railroad 2ss bid. ~ asked [ : Bss.
sod al -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

sASDs's s.Rs.PAsILLA.-The sight Of The Mexican IA
G1-is he alarm II tie newly landed nat COZ
fy for he knows be- ha- reached elevation ~sss ~
Font-, thar faai epidemic reaci~s Bur nsro = ?.
cnse any altitude which viii sksins, SEQ
l., AID the ulcerOu. scbrross, and p
ilyus diseases. We tDc tie goitys hereditary sncss
dis.asel on the Pyrene- aud scfofIa he MARSHES o.
Holland. None u - -cour-es 81 the human 'sce .'s
durable however AMI they AZ easily Oyzb.e fash
Ire lime IN every climate and lOcs.iy by Tie ~ IA u
valuable d.slnfecinf prepafaOn known sandss sS
-apsria
Prepared aod sold. Wholesale and retail, BY A. p D
SANDS Wholesale Druggis's ~ FalOB--ffe~t New i0rk
sod 80 Al rs Broaa~ ay y Fast Broad sy By Drug
.fs generally thrOug hOai The Uu.ted Price 81 pei
FOR -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ TIE HUNDRED, VINO ,aw lhe Dl-solying Views an
Fire Work. me American Museum As; night were 10 &c
.ase and resolved 20 again MI. evening to enjoy a.
other rich treat Westerns Locomotive and ank- story
well Is incompatible farce Is the er'; hing OUT Ar.
the Teller astonlshes scores Of the creaous Don
FORGET the splendic performances tlis evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

Avon. Conn. commences letter 10 us thus
Avo~. Conn July 81
NrssEs GREELEY { McFLRArH In hasis. | ~ down
10 Inform you that most hord murder was committed
In the western part of this town on luesday ia-t De
tween the hours of and I P. NJ man by the name
OF Orrin Uo0dford OF good standing IN society and ~
90 NJ ci-cun.rsnce. murdered hi. wife with axe
Sc. &c.
All this we had published before our friend sal
down in haste" to inform ~ OF It. We are thank
ful for all the information that friends may send
Us but to be of the least value to US il must be des
patched Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

Semi-Neekly.
subscriptions Receiyed 70 the Daily Tribune.

= Unparalleled success in fishing. The passenger
On board the Buffalo caught 10000 Bass and Porges yes.
,erdsy She leave. for the same ground tomorrow
see advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

NlsLos-Grandfater Whitehead the very best Of Henri
pecdes Characters, smlnrnly SUCCESSFUL ia. evening
The saloon crowded every body dell GIFTED Those WIZ
have not tins great piece Of acting rhoud ss NJ Gar
d-n 70 night nch. with tie pleasing ies' Of NE AefODs
Family, are both alyeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

rF~ Gen Scott arrived in thi. city from the South
yesterday and lei by the evening boat Tor West Point
Bishop Dosne and family arrived yesterday al the As'or
House their way 10 Flushing, where the bsnop 70
preach 70 morrow mouing-the Annual EXAMINATION Of
- Pauls College being the occasion Of his Fisf MI
Frelnghuysen and family on visii 10 Newark Amon=
his old friends and neghbors Gsn-evoori Neville VII
al. for Europe in the Great Western on Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
Grimes. Cn.unliicr. &c.

In the nelghbOrhOOd OF Jsrsfn Shore Lycomlng
County Pa on the l9fh instant John Stuart brI
tally murdered. and his brother lu.aw, John Hunt
suspected the murderer. and Is in jail at Williams
port
At HarcyhH Grafton Co. y. II new Jail wa,
recently built and there were no prisoners IN the Old
one there considerable sociude 10 the nfst ten
that would be- obtained tor the one just built The
s0ciiude put rest tor the hrsi prisoner
a member Of the Senior Glass In Dartmouth College .
young OF tine mind and pcrsons appearance, ons
u the hrs scholars in bis class and who few days be-
looking forward 10 the prospect OF finishing his
College course with honor this very month. This
wrctched young with ell these brilliant prospect.
before him was committed TOR theft Ihsif- nuulfg'
Gus III long continuance and on an extensive scse -
ne bad hundred volumes Of books from
the College Library watches, and various Other
articles all Of them disposed Of Il seems Tor the pufpoe
of gratifying his propensity 10 gaming.
The growth Of Pr0ridence, we learn from he
Journal il quite beyond any calcsatons Of the cit,n'
the subject census under the direction ~ the clJ
authorities j. now In progress and the result VIII pro
badly show population Of more than nirfy non'and
being increase of about 1000 thirty per cent since
he Of $40 The increase Of buildings has BEEN
great proportion.
At N,v- ROcheie on Friday night, the large build
NJ occupied IS the Messr- DAVID an Ink and water
and fancy paper mandatory WAS totally destroyed ~
FIRE.
At Pittsburgh, Mcssrs. Williams Foster Il Co
have been making sran ,cmens for the manufacture u
anyis article which has been heretofore entirely In
ported from England. They pleIge themselves D. pro
luce an article equal In quality u any Of Brush manu-
flcture.
In the Cher0kse NdfiOn a meeting was t. De held
the 26ih inst for the purpose Of frmins Nstons
Agricultural Society. Premiums were 20 BE .igen On
The occasion Tor the best specimens Of hoespun Cloth,
C0yersts socks Ac--the award % be made BIZ lad.s
The Cherokee Advocate say- For year. pa., he
cherokees have become decidedly an agricultural ps0
y.e-pacing their almost sntirc reliance for live. mood
upon the cultivation 81 the soil In time 20 come no
must become even more exclusively their mode II lie
80 iaf A. any dependence caE be placed upon hunting
or such i the scarcity u game that presume
~ live BY IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ The EreniRg Post has for the hiteth time
paraded lis, of low duties on articles consumed by
Manufacturers contrasied with high duties on arii
clcs alleged TO be mainly consumed by Farmers
The meaning of this is that Tariff imposes lower
duties on certain imported articles which cannot al
tageously be produced here or which are needed as
raw material than ON other articles which can and
DO come in competition with the products of our own
labor. This the Pos, would have upset and as It's
party are to have fall swing in the Congress it
will doubtless be graiifed.
The Post has several times paraded its tables Of
enormous duties imposed certain Manufactures
by our Tariff Yet never once responded to our civil
rcQues, that il would state hoc much dearcr
generally and severaly those articles noe are on
rkIch duties Of 50 10 $50 per cent are noe charged
han hey 'rere an Jniy 1879, lrheH The duty on them
Nas but 20 per cent Why wont the Post consult
lis Price currents and answer this question
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ Rev. DR. Judson. whose missionary labors
during long course Of year. in the East Indies are
familiar to our reaier, his return to his native
country, BY way Of England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ We learn from the New-Haven Courier
that Rev Dr. TYING Of TIL. city. preached an eloquent
sermon in Trinity church, New Haven on sabbath as'
The organ manufactured by Mr. Lroen OF This city.
used FOR the r.t time this occasion The cost OF
HI. instrument 5000 Il Is one Of the hnes' IN the
COUNTY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

" The New Haven Grays reached home on
Saturday evenn. from Newiork and were received %
the Guard OF that City Both companies Par'ooA oil
rePasi provided by eS-oicers OF the Orsy' The HAT
ford Light Guard reached home on saturday afternoon
from their excursion to Springfield Albany New
York &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ The death Of f ors wife Of Lieut. Rucker
Of the T. : Dragons and niece Of John Ross At For,
Gibson 10 announced IN the as, Cherokee Advocate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

'LEoSoRA'-Ferreii h Co. have sent US three
very pretty l,e song. from this new American opera by
Mr. Fry II they are a fair specimen Of the piece u
must have beer very much o-erraied BY iniudieiou-
fiends-A,housh we have doubt j; Is pleasing and
skllfui performance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ Monday. the i, day Of September, Is aP-
pointed for the election Of member Of Congress in
the Ninth District Massachusetts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

FINALE BEaUrY-Tb@ Hsir-How frequently DO The 70
wages ofd-ea- lay waste he delicate form u TIE far an
s.auf i. AMI though restored sgaln a. ha H. yet hos
lowing locks which adorned heir hesf s ~ ard
lryer aln return ~ s-r original beauty. II IncOnce'
4h.e Nv any person. more especially lady, maJie
80 much NJ. sc this point when a Dcycrfans remedI
can be obsned The genuine Odudgcs Balm u Columbus
ron u Cogr 4nd-stres which ~l perfectly restore M
only neg ecisd part Of female ornament hat dollar
com y.ee he GROWING point Of female beauty,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

II The Baltimore argus copies without credit
The story. How Tailor Collected Debt which ap
pcAred IN The Tribune few days ago. Argus some
u vOur eyes need .r,.rr.rfes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

" Letter from Saratoga, P : Casserly's Letter
to the oconnell Club. crme. the Crops. Sc, may be
found on the Fins, Page Sonnet. Letter from Buffalo
Money and Marine News, the Fourth Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ The Sun had yesterday sensible and
cogeni leader on The Safe Keeping Of the Public
Moneys, taking decided ground against a revival
tie Sub Treasury, and showing that the collection
the [. 5. Revenue at this Port in Specie would
be most nischevious and troublesome process, in
furious to Trade. annoying 10 the merchants, and
very expensive 10 the Government There has not
been 50 good an article in The Sun for months. 1t
is good thing for the Country that the publisher
OF The sun is the virtual owner Of three or four
Banks. and we trus, il will not be bad thing for
the note holders II somebody would just make
him presen, OF an Iron Mine and TWO or three
Factories might have in his paper as good arti-
ces on the Tariff as this upon he Currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

BosrsUKIzoSs--Th-se usefll. ingenious. and esgsH
1rices f,r curing th- hair and wh.xrr- for sac 81
y23 Steod ~ q. SAUNDERS son. III Bfosi"s'
RYPoHaCoS soAP-Ths mos, celebrated of Engiisn ms''
aeture for shaving for sale At
u. SAUNDERS l. son, III Broadway.
jy2s SEQ " oppos.is Howar host
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

" The Corner and Enquirer is justly mos
savage in its dcnunca,ions of every violation of the
sanc,i,y of private life by journalists We, we find in
its columns Of yesterday letter dated "Delavan
House, Albany" dils,ing as follows
Judge Hayden. Of Uiica, one of the most smiahlc
honest and intelligent men in State with his lady
and daughter who, by the by IA very and su.
perby educated young lady. The man who wants a
fortune wife and fortune with wife, could do
better"
If the puppy who could write such a paragraph
as the above Tor newspaper were to receive a
horsewhiprng at the hands of any male relative o;
the young lady 50 indecen,ly dragged before the
public, the general verdict would be served hin,
right. We approve OF no such mode Of reares,;n,
grievances, and doub, whether the writer Of IN,
above 10 morally responsible for wha, he saws
Very likely he ianced his notice Of the vou,c
lady first rate one, possibly he though, its sub
ject would feel fa,iered by IL OF course. the RS
ponsble Editor of the Courier never saw the psrs
graph ill it stared him in the face in his columns
and we alude to i, only another evidence Of the
facility with which paragraphs may creep into a
newspaper opposed the general spirit OF that pa
per and annoying most of all men him who Is quite
commonly supposed 70 be their author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

ALABAMA-Cspt NICHOLAS DAVIS, OF Lime
Stone Co, is proposed by some OF the Wings o.
Alabama to be supported for next Governor Col
Maj. Terry is the regular Loco candidate. opposed
BY Chancellor Martin of the same faith Should
the Wings all rally on Davis. they might elect him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
AProINrMENrs BY rHE PREsIpENr-O ACC

JONATHAN KEARsLEY receiver Of Public Moneys FOR
the district Of lands subject 10 sale Detroit Michigan
vice sylvester " Higgins. resigned
SAMUEL D HAP. Of Pennsylvania, as Consul for the
City and Kingdom Of Tuns in the place Of John h
Payne. recalled.
NicHoLAs BRowN ofNcw.York as Consul for the city
0f Rome m the place Of Geo W. Green recalled
DAVID 2. BREWSTER. Deputy Postmaster AZ Oswego,
New York IN the place Of James Cochran. removed
JONATHAN l.. BEAN Of Missouri Indian Agent at Coun
eli Bluff. IN lace Of Daniel Miller. removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
Court tnieudar-lHis DAY
DOyss IN OUR LAW COURTS YESTERDAY

COMMON Ptv,s-Nos. 70, a. ~ =. 5 = =. = =
20 81. IS 90 q. 81 53
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

~ We have been trying for several days to find
and finally hare foundspace for MI Casserys second
eiier in reply 10 the OConnell Club We publish 1t
4, much inconvenience 10 ourselves, though Nj Cas-
..rys treatment Of US former occasions leaves him
title claims upon our generosity. We bad formerly
given him space reply than was occupied by the
article which he
There passages in the letter worthy Of attention
and such hope they viii receive. There IL one pas
sage. however. which cannot e; pass without cor
reciion- Mr. Casserly says No doubt in New Hsmp-
shire and Rhode Island Nsurzcd citizens Of the Cath
ole faith excluded" This IS = mistake. There
j. esuse in the Rhode Island Constitution requiring
property qusncsion for nsturslized citizens whether
Protestant or Catholic which think wrong: but There
: no Religious disqualification in Rhode Island That
wa the MT Colony with the exception OF Maryland
Mherv Religious Liberty was planted Loco F0co New
hsupsnire = the only State in the Union where Cath.
enc IS excluded from once on account Of his religion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29
Letter from 'the Razor-strop Man.

Bv the President
JAMES BUCHANAN. Secretary Of state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

Received from Mr. Henry smith, the Razorsirop
Merchant. by the hand OF Mr. John W. Oliver twenty
ave dollars in and OF the poor sufferers by the late IRE
m the First Ward ". h. WiIMERDING. Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-29

The Supreme Court adjourned yesterday after
noon having been in session one day less than
three weeks
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09

-Gcn Der @cinpagne, fpef1e fid gcbilbet taf, i'm,
an Der 6ulfe bon @artba9ena Die Sd,dge au3ufud,em,
Die III oen Dor lanser 3eit oaelb pernnfen panifd,en
ari9efbiFe Saa eoro oerloren 9nsen, Ino iehr glnf
9oefe 1T basSdiff enoedt unb unterlndt ,porben nnO
einlse 9rtife hat man ldol ans 2agesdt aebrad,t.
slls bas Sdf mnersins befanben ld) spei Waiqionen
OaHars bagres @jele an Bcarb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Stark County, at their
next Session for view Of an alteration of the road
leading from New Berlin to Masson, beginning for
said alteration at point Of the road, leading from
Eyerhards mill 10 Masson, where the line between
N Laubsehers and A. Dehns land intersects said road,
thence North with said line, untii connects with The
present. road along the inc All those concerned, may
attend if they think proper.
@ A PETITIoNER.
jackson Tsp NAV Isl. 1S45 40-5t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
j. Ghefreus-ltnb Nsarnuuo i

Da nene Sran Gliiattbs sinr setorne 6ar rbne sam.
mun8 nno GraubnB,- mensn xb 8ett rerlaffen 70
marne m bierm permann, br nts auf mcinen Saane n,
leibn onsr torscn, npem id feline ibr saeen @euben
u ttjabsnns ene einSceanscncn Vcvtinelteiten
otjnladen 9cnci9cnr cnstin (clc bic ie pnit
e ,pierer sn brer pit Sbunetet jnrtScfebr (cin
iprS unter mencr 3efimmun8 GrautniB SeteeA cine
3aScbtr, tereAtist i mag.
9lnorea6 @arthSfner.
saWrtnee 1p., tarf cc., o., benz. aap. Is45 4o4m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09

Ste icllen ridht erbeuten
Die ie9ensreiden @au'u
90 lan9e mir NIT Treuoen
Jlad fernem Weiten fdiau'n,-
90 lana' anf unfrer Sfag9e
Die gplonen 'Sterne ipeb'n,
Sra brttt'fhem Betfelpade
Seln Oregon oer9eb'n. lp.Dem
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
Warnung

Gin semifer 9lnbreaS Stub G, Der felt einiger
3eit Gls Shulehrer uno Sr9anift an Der OF. Warien
frebe in Detroit fun9rte bat Der lntereihneten oas
Berpreden Snr @be 9eseben 1T aber am beno por Der
Gerbincun9 beim cntpiden, ynb sspar,
Wie i'd oermntbc, ttah jep gorf poer pbilaoelphia.
SD tparne 0esbalb ale Drauensimmsr, iIe Dor ben
Betheurilngen bes senanrten 9lfbreas Stbe sH bter
oamt e rbt, ,pie i ielbif, am Narrenieit heram9e-
fuhrt ,peroen, ober gar hr 9Ruf beet tperce. Der
elbe TT "a Sabre alt, BON untereBem Gorperbal, bat
dbtparses oanr uno lbsparse 3dtne an6 pcng 8afen-
BART St bat tter Der rebten Rlnlaoe enc 9lrt unoe.
slppolcnia @lans
JNefrnif NOE "a SNffcker I21A
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
Jackson Tsp, May Isl, 1S45.
a8oilf Safpb Self,
.,.s a e3,,,s.o~;d,f Il IN eisnnr SY7heinbaiprn Q

Dfitt Fam an8elr Nrnatsn D.er an rerieB ver i4
xaaea am at flag, s. ArriI] Baltimore inc be fetnen
ntdbts fiecr I'D boron afn. Sein Srau lno Srbn nb
psesr inn sr6Bten @rrsniB tno eriae bcrmit ale
Dlsnenfreute Bic piee Austun atsr i'm sten t5nntn
fcdbe inter Der Abei Spb Cd. g mtbt German Gcrrfs.
prnbsnt Office, Baltimore, aap. einiufbifen
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
Detroit, ben IA. Cftcber 1914.

9n, 3liten Wdrs tpurosu In Neip Srleans 81 ,824
gaaen 9 8anmwcIle ein9efhtfff. DaUon 9ingen
l3,968 nadb 9iperpc, 1403 mad, @n9laro, 1923 nad)
Sapre, 307O nnh Grief NIB 400 nad) papaua.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
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pFn9lt- Wonta9, ben l2teu Nai ylahmittaas ubr
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te 0rcunce Der Src, frwe pas patlifam terbaupt Gup
Hlerpur9 ci'tsctapen tei,upcbncn.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
gilfe bon ceut1hen Brief n,

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relde bic gum Item spril an9eten,men uno ut abse.
,ct moroen ino.
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8auer 8enlamin einbemann Wbilipp
Daniel pbiltpp Oar paulu6
sSlun SberlD c5ohn
@jnaer caccb Barring Wihae[
Nofflnann Daniel Dlumb Hrancis
lunftder Sacob 93euter 9sidolans
5ireifdper geter 9iobin @eorq
Sftneneled, e5acob Genbert Gjerrg
Vebr Soepb gButric) cScbann
CAUTION, ben Item slpril 1S45.
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pclfmsiIfer
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09
Sre9on : @ebiet.
0toi6tetron Or. 6. 6. Sod.
Dad Ger MelOoie eie foaen i'm nicbt baten &c.

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Oas Nedt auf Sreeon !;
Zen trit1erilhen 8ritteu
Gebbrt fein 3olt bapcn.
llnb tDeun i'm parlamente
Die Gorn's lauter fd,rei'n.
3fdh Der Debltten @nbe
Biro6eano bod unler fein.
Sic foaen'6 ntcht erbaoern,
ltno faufen niht fiir Sob,
90 lang IN uulern 9lbern
GtnGropf opfenBlut noch rolIt,
50 lan9e nod bic gteroe
Des freien9lrms Gb ffdblt,
unO oes esSthmertes Scbdrfe
Den @esner niht perfeblt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-05-09

Sic foQen es niht baben
Gas berrlihe @ebiet,
90 lang in unfernGnaben
Der 8reibeit6funfe aliiht,-
90 lanS' oeS9!olers Tliiqet
IJfch ltngehinbert lhldet,
Illno ilber Gbal uno Niiael
Der fithne Slug i'm trdst
Sle fcQen nidht befBen
Den ipeiten Sldcbenraum,
90 lana auf 8eraeslpibeu
gioh fraftooa ifebt b.8aum
@ lartg' i'm eensqemanoe
ytch 9rifnt oerMiel lenplan
90 lang am llferranoe
lSlh bribt Der Scean.