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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-10

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR
IA RENT.-The property formerly occupied by
the late Joseph Nourse one mile above Georgetown,
on the Frederick road, and Immediately adjoining
the country residence of Mr. Caustin. The house
has just undergone thorough repair. The situa-
ton is one Of the most beautiful and healthy in the
District.
CHARLES J. NoURSE,
Exchange Office, Pennsylvania avenue.
May 2s--eod6t'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-10
THE DAILY UNION.

Niles's Register of the 9Th September, 1927, how
this subject and the policy of the British government
was understood in England at that time;
"An English paper with much exuation, that the
commercial treaty which Mr. Poinsett, the ambassador
from the United States has been time negotiating in
Mexico, not likely to be speedily concluded
quit, understood that he Congress and Senate of Mexico)
ood reject every proposition, that you'd Dc adverse 10 The
Engiish Interests"
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M ERCHANT TAILoRS and others would
wi find it to their interests to call at the new
Cloth Emporium, and examine our large and HAND,
some assortment Of cloths, single and double mlisd
cassimeres, double width French do, beautiful
style and quality; tweeds, gambroons, linens drill,
ings, vestings, &C.; all of which can be purchased
lower of us than of any other house in the Dis,et
OF in a regular way in the northern cities. Inc
goods are all fresh and new.
Please call and examine them at
VIM. MARSHALL & cos, :,
South side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th ah'
10th streets, Washington.
June 3-eo3t
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6TsA HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT,
-1sia- uated on Gay street. Georgetown, ~.
house contains two parlors, four chambers, oeslJ
other rooms, with good cellars There are smo. o..
and milk house, with pump of good water :"
bling, and large garden. ...,
Also for sale, a farm Of about IT'S acres, pc.
Tenallytown, on the Brookyie road. Apply v
the subscriber, in Georgetown. y
April 5--df
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A T PRIVATE SALE, a lot of valuable prop
IA erty, improved and unimproved, in the rn,
Ward; the situation of which is not to be surpass
for beauty and healthiness, and on terms the mos
accommodating. For further particulars apply 70 +.
HENRY WALKER,
May 3l-2avIm First Ward
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And adds:

What said Make the attempt Try to get conces.
sons from those from whom you get your supply These
countries are themselves in peculiar position You may
depend a. there eroDng coprction peope
these countries that slavery unaecompanied by
GERS In Cuba in the United States the Brazs there h,
ermen the subject OF slavery which spreading and
will spread Some from humane and benevolent motives
account of interested Fears begin TO look the
great example have set and hare look
hioh result from that example
Hear heart II IL impossible to look to the discussions
the United States Of America and especially conflicts
5eceen the northern and southern States who,a seeing
slavery that nation stands preearon footing tCheers
The feeling is growing up in the Brazs the
feeling is penetrating Cuba
Such is the language Of the British minister, adj
dressed to the British nation urging them TO con-
tinue their efforts to abolish slavery. The PROPOSE
ton then before them was but one Of system Of
measures. BY petition addressed TO the House Of
Commons, praying for an equalization Of the duty
on foreign and colonial sugars, it appears that, by
comparing the price of Muscovado sugar in mar
ket with the price of Brazilian sugar in bond, in
1910, the people Of the United Kingdom. paid the
sum Of s2l ,769 1865 (averagng the pound sterling
at five dollars) more for colonial sugars than the
price Of Brazilian sugars and this in addition to the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

A,,Irl,A.-,,.-.-,I, IN"
$780,, ~. ',.'o
e. - "
So r.- -h.i '..n'a
49, h'ns' aiuo
% 'r'H moon
a.p..'.' % ''"' 70 ono
I. ''hiP fo''a
80 NJ, -,
s'A& bH~ss Nlnrlr kturfxsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
NEW GROCERY STORE!

IINHE subscribers have taken the store former
- occupied by Messrs Aylmc SON. four doors below The
Zen faNefn Tor the puo,e OF conflicting Cocer AMI Com
p'ssion business We hIye and constantly ON hand
general ASSORTMENT of Family Groceries which we nIy
invite The attention Of friends and the public generally Our
goods coasis part Of
"unpo~der, V Hy,oS, Imp1 black Tea. Of the fines,
quality ' " ~ INV
Mocha Java and IaguayTa Coffee
Nooey Wooscys bet loaL puyescd and crushed Sugar
st CrUiE, Porto Rico AMI n u sugar
Hull & Sous best soap
Do. Nariesated Go
No. l Ma, kcrri
a choice lot satdncs
Resaia and Principe Srsars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No n. Carolina Iernrgs
Painted buckets and Brooms
A greatv variety OF specs
Letter and Foolscap Paper
Best lsCniin and French MusiIid
Patent aud Pain spsrln Candies
l.on!onabi Phil.lriphia foitef. IN pts and qis
Manila and Spanish Mats
Connecticut Sli1d IN half IBIS
Cit, Cured Bacon. Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and reaeh Brandy, Of the finest qualify
IollandGin
Od Jamaica Rum
Relatison's Rye Whisky
hadeim and Sicily Mai-irl Vine
Port Carct, Sherry Malaga do
And all other goods belonging IN the Crneery Tr,Je
We also tender friends and the pbt =, NO
rally for the sale Of Produce Ionse to use even ,.eon IN
obtain the highest market pTee.
u. N. TEMPLE IAN
- WS. n. RATCIIrFE.
}" u No 36, doors below /, gsUTav,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
WATSON & DIBREIJ.
AZ . Ill A N.
OR, ORGAN PIANO FORTE

VIE untcr-igncd having been appointed by .S.o Mum.
'arE New YORK. agent IN this city Of the newly
invented foiAN 'ANo FORrE offers inspection OF
The pubhe one o these Instruments; which
per schr. Courier. - 100000
nus Truly wonderful improvement; pbe M
tnnn throughout thu county England has n,, been owe o.
-i'u w us advantages IN the numerous editorial
have spontaneously appeared IA the pubic pTiniA
The combination Of Organ Pisro Fore il de-
sdcFaium long sought for The Inventor CuI,nan has
successfully contaminated tins combination Attending Tia p.r
"rer the facility Of producing or both in n
eI AT will IT. Application degree touch tone
or construction Of the Piano Forte, simplicity a.,
ehan's warrants the assertion that Perfect mary
wears a the time anoTns iu:ng The Piano
Porte.
The Aoan he attached any Piano Forte al
OF from $3.50 To Tie number of sey
IN ahiiion 10 the eIpenes Of transportation.
The unienIgn-d prepared orders the dolian
riaho foTiss, OF to have iir former
Also received by packet Piano the aboy.
superior nakeTs which Will be sold from, former
pIiees, Sn!upon good her, and vnr
tainted TO he Al least equal If
hc u states r. II TAYLOR,
NH IA Music stor, onnost,e IN. n,nLs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
S6J.UOO WORTH OF
NEW SPRING AND 81 INNER GOODs.
BROOKS IL HUDS0NS!

ofooHG supply.
MAY, lsI5.
'INHE subscribers have received by the latest
- arrivals from New York, Philadelphia ami Baltimore their
second supply Of Spring and summer .se
toh OF the best and variety and cbea
ness unsurpassed in this market The following list
n part OF the goods received VIZ:
Extra fine SHADED STRIPE anI Printed Bareses and
DO HeTnahi Bates.s and Marquisans, for Dresses
French WORK CoELars Cap,s
Muslin and Canibri, Edgings snd Insctnrs
Thread Laees and Edengs
Shaded Gimp Cords, fIr trimming Dresses
Ladies' suk and ND Gloves ard Mius
Six aud Cotton Hosiery variety
Ribbons, flrasns, Parnsolctts md Sun.hadcs
silk, Hrrnan, THT'ol AMI Barrse scarfs and sh,wls
Blue black Armure and POI; stfiped anil pain
light anu dark eooufcd fouiard and rekn silks
EITa lne Blue black sin warp Apacas
W and BluebTk BnnazBs and Chaliie BumbaElne
Black Love ndCrape Vel.
Solid Black Lawns and Gipghams
Pine Black Mourning Prints
10000 I'd. French English and American p,;ns f,on, n
37l cts. per yard
Linen Cambria lldkts in variety. from IT, to 30C ps
superior ~ Linen sheerngs and Pillow e,s. Linen.
w. ANY unhleaehtd lfish Linens. for family USE
Double Satin i1nisk Table Cloths and Nap.n.
IiuekeibIek, Russia ard Birds-ye Diapers
India Gas Cloth, Mohsif and Corded Sktus
Lace stripe and Checked Musins
Canbties JacOarIts, swiss and Null MusIinS
Pain. striped nnl plaid DIilings, for Toys wear
French and English Cloths and Cas.nleres
Mountain Tow Linen
buTafs, broSn and b,lched ShiTiings and Shooting.
Cotton oLHaburgs, Druings, sc &C. Very ehcAp n
A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

{ NtNhFS. scAkfs. COLLAEs, Ae--A lsu. a..orm-nt
u 'e'y 1e-irabe snois-sdeh Calar. Goy.s
'"-'Na' 0ea'is' se l02 Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
iai1bmnno Dailp iubis.
Editors, X 10 >" IL. s ahhsaSiTn;.

SEAsoSAntr PpErRy.-Though sgree with Hoispur
in his philosophy OF the powcr!rssnoss OF Imagination
garst the potency of fact and do Not believe any than
he did, that may hold se in lila hand. by thinking
snow, by bare remembrance Of heat"-yet
Tess that, while reading Bryants "EnrLnce tn Wood,
his "Fountain,"or SONS such beautiful the
following, IN the midst OF this overhes rtcd city life
we almost fancy ourselves
"Stil climbing trees, in this Hesperides."
SUMMER.
HIRsT.
Summer sta the landscape. Softly stealing
Across my senses creepsa delicate scent
The breath OF blossoms-kindng eager feeling
To leave my city home and pitch my tent
Beside the cool tlue sna, or IN some glade,
Where can loll me IN the oaken shade
And hear the far of hymns of waters, FILLING
With silvcry pasli, from rock rock:
The wErbling wooj-bird, to his partner calling,
Among the foliage OF some. messy tree,
Where he ilits round with song OF sylvan pleasure,
While she sits bfoodmg Ger her callow treasure;
Or, climbing some high mountain peak 10 view
The earth beneath me like picture lie,
Dim Us dream, I'LL the horizons blue
Makes IL portion of the placid sky,
1hGt guds the prospect, like u mothers arm,
Shielding her babe, even IRON tear oi harm;
Or, looking on the sunrise, TO behold
Its giories above the grow ing clouds,
beneath whose veil Of crimson. riaIned with gold,
lie Tor a while his burning glory shrouds,
Like young maid VINO wells her lust. Gus eyes
And opes them, joying in her loves surprise
And there to feel the ragrant morning breeze
Kiss my warm cheek. and winnow through my hair
While far below the waving Titan trees
Rustic, like grasses. in the delicate air,
Which, with Aurora's rising from the sea,
Chariots itself along DER wood and lea.
These nre thy joys, Summer. These thy spells
To WOO the poet-seor who in thy smiles
Basks as In sunlight Tor within thee dwells,-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
h HAVE superior article of brushes from 40
to oCoo cheap for cash with general ss-ome,, Of Pain
ARTICLES
Gas Of the best quality sdI3O Wholesale
" retail.
White Lead hand tn beat lbs. so lbs to 500 m
Inc ABOVE ar'ices 81 eiioa Warranted good
ouniTy gentlemen would % and examine Ihe.,
tocds and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street.
NeIt door to the Exchange Bsnt.
RehEaond. Va May 2th. Ist2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
JOHN V. HARDWlCKE,
ME X CHANT TAJLOR.

Ct, West Vain ST.,
~ Ms received his Fall supply of Cloths, Cas-
sinners and Veinss Of French English Manufacture,
Meh I've Ves ms fehds and the PntS, examine as
ty are Of new aud beautiful sykes latest
Ais" every other article suited for gcncmons his line
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
Addl'i0naI supply Of New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS.


~ r. arc now receiving aud opening. n second
supply Of sea>onabr Goods, eomprt,ny rs,,v ., g,
SYKES purchaser lJwest cash pIie.. "a In -
I A. N'sar ot ct-ii At moderate ADVANCE ON tc Go,
Iati WI y found enumerated btog: ~ @
tAi'a slpettne priHei Balzorn-- and Bar.y-.
10 Do black and second u,,urnp,
super French and EGri-ton Gushau,s and I,u,.
10 black and white do aad RalSof.. Al
Reh laced. strp-d and clad Musips
Pun bra"i, tlcked embroidered u,A-.
7dPer pam snI striped blue bleS fancy eou,., s,n
NO French and AmeueiH FANS, all pres.
r'ln''i '4e"neis l-lv-E aAI Muslin Giagham.
Hsh hernanne ami hireEe SAWS and Ssan.
10 Lace Polka and satin striped Al
Net shawis SEATS ard FaRcy !Ispls,,eh,.e
ladies black anl white sir and cotton 10.
thread Fr' Reh and Lsr LaeeS. E.txin,. al t,..,,
tI"pro'defcd IVORY. paper and paH Ie.rF,n.
=, h''h aLu 'ffa 6inp. bonnet and cap Ebhand.
iaf erass e!oih Victoria ard conI.J ssir.
f-itra rTh worked Collars o. low priee5 A.
- t-'ls ahd slai' LIet Cloves and 3 fingered Min.
thhiooered hcustciiel and tape bori.,.d IT, ~ nm.
supetlhe ril Sheeuns IRISH Linsn ami Lawn
Auie D'iaask NAPKINS and brown and b-,rh.5 clo,L.
l"Hh veal aud back and Nius an aYnh,,..
Suief hooi * Cloth. and Cas.ineres ard o.. a.
suPeilhs medium and low priced Dr,lin,, ~ 49,
DfaP de IL, Grape Camst and FRENCH S.. o..
I, S-" ' sem harseilss AMI leans Vestinxs
-. .'l N''ul'ns' CoIonaers, and Jeans
0'flt'e assortment % calourd broun ,n5 ht.... ~,
"'''''S' 1N % "h'eh VIA be suhl cheap for cash ~
uys VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 &C.
brad street Nm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

GLASS PICKING AND PRESERVING JARS
NNE have ~ sa.r Crc.n Clis Jars M "A and s.v ,,t
ioi Fiehng and preserving Fpr ~ az low pft
WV. y BUTLER 81
lAf Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
GARDEN SEED.

nos .f"ers 81 known reputation warranted s,.h amt
fehaiss, az ~hoaesae aad retail:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17
ROBERT MOTT.
House, sign Painter and ella,

House, Sign Painter GIaxfcr.
Nsn dsvv % TIE GseAssPe Hf.i. ri 1-o.d. IJ-x,,,.
AZ received further ,nriy Paint, ,,- Com s.d ,,.,
NtfnsiS.-, Wa r,H,sfs rasi.- An as.,,
nrhi Of French AMI American GLa-- .r,.. fr s,Io n,
So'.o "ehs all of which ~ork a. ON IN,
reasonable y - NV
IA arEs suppiy Of snap ssos. Paint, for ..i- law mn
retor paint Cor Tin slunx,-d Roofs RS
de ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-17

L--k-farre Scotch
Lritue.-whae L Gr~p Head.
i-ariy Cu'i,d fni,a. yvhnSOnd
G"s.n Coo. Brown butch
h-Ln-Nutsa>x. Green citrou.
Pine Aygt~
Water sekn-dnest Lip.l,
S4sinrtfum
suird-ivhii. and Biaek
oH.on--whl,- and Ned
Otra
fels-I.aEd,.ih's Extra Early
Esrif May, do Frase Blue
Pru--ian. Dwarf narro~fat,
b"hoP', DuarfProLGe
Prppef-A.-ortrd
Parsnip-l.ons snsoo,h French
Sugar
Psrsiey-Pirs CufI-d
riHpkin-l$Ifs yellow
EhHhaib-toI r.iis
kas''i'-h-inEx Scarlet. loa- sal
mon. White Tura,a. scarlet
lump, Black SPANISH
sai-'fy-or Vegetable Oyster
spinach
sSqEasa-Elrly Bunch
r"nIaio-!Afe. Red and Yellow
iusuip-a.syfrei
4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-24
NeItb'u0eber Wlelnpfts Convention,

@efdlrffcn, boB cine fId1ere Communication. ,m;
bcn Dem 0}clfe ocn Mcrleo unb cem GN,ncru. fpeIhe
rurd) hte Sdffahrt ceS W2iiT1pw ur6 Sbip, neb1 H.
rem Soonptjwci9fuIfn, i'm Sale etnes ,Grieocs ,,ir
Nertheic9ur9 oc6 Parbc6 burdDnuS nothmcnbio. fp
Dle htehit mtdtt9 fir einen l>onbe[ 1T.
. dl len, Gag Die Ser6c(Ieruuq limo @rboI-
tun9 Ger Sdtfaht onf bcien 9rcBen SlIiTen, ebenfe
ltrenAe 1attcnele Gc9euduoen Ino, ais irQeub cine
onoete Srt oen slnlo0cn Snr GerthetbQunq bes Qan-
ce6> uno cap Gle @n3ftbrun9 folder cr6elTerunoeu
yen SeHen per Stanten pher orn c5ncpioucl, in Der
N}enun9 beler Scnocnou, unpraftifct, it ltno bos
Noo S)ener"l 0eupernen'ent ca5u 9ipprpprattcnen
pcn GeIb MAIDEN iollte.
9ei6loifen II, cas- Die gerticfung Der geiub,ua
oes WlliIlt!ppL o baB Schie Der gr6Bten @lafTe 1T
ocricten enanfen f6uuel, en III Der 0lnp1 tprbaes
9Gert 1T, mo9c e6 f0fen mas e5 nplle nub bos es
Bag ol0emeine QGober9eten tebeuteno pernlebren
Nilrte.
Seidlp1fen, tog, fcl(tc bic O2aereoe[ eroriffeu
ncroeu, unere Ilotte nit Gre96baulpfloeu at Der
mebrer, bic tpel}liden Gjepdftr Die ridqen Sueuer
no oleIe6e terbet5u(thafen oa e lleberflus an @t-
fen, tem teiten W2aertal 3t threr OarteQuuo, nebIt
Glc uno Gupfer ha6cu, ebenfaIt5 etfidtqe atert-
ale fur Grtc05 W2uultipu. uo ha WrcoTpuen bafelbt
cbenfaf6 bll(t9 lno> unb ba Die Ncrgfe spelde fir
brc Narlteuun9 erforocrltd ncbt Der Sdabrt in bic
er Ge9euo hlnrelelcn0 oprbanGen it, Ued]e IeBtere
beretts Die 9rbBe Danoe5 Dampfs Sotte Der g8eIt
btlhet.
SeIdlptfen, Gag Der Gcrftlag ben O9ifTnIppi
blrd1 enen Sdiffcdual nit ben n6rbliden Geen un0
auf (plfe WeiIe nit ben oem 9ItIanoilhen Ssean ;u
ocrbtuben cine MaBregel tit, tpele Der reen 8era-
ttun9 ocn gcn9reB nliret9 1T.
8efdblpffen, bae Der cntercours stpifd1en benz
Gjclf pcn Ierfp rno Der Stantifden Ssfe unni,ter-
mi!ttdrilhe uno Warnc'Sertbeo neb einer oso-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-24
8 t { q 0 It .

Der "1Ec}ern GrpciTtcr' penn u. Totembsr, &c.
tTNGt in SntercNeerce, NNGcurt, ;egt an, rae GOT
or @!l)1b 9Gbtr, Ser. Gtaatcu9qcut Ger irbanifhen
HtfRWeu fur ca6 Src0cn Uebet, III @jefeulddft Der
Merreu Chapman, Graun uno Carton girQer bon
l8jQlomctte, eaeIt an8canHt ct. Gle rcrIieGen am
soften Sui o15 CeItnoc cc6 ittleu Weeres Glira 40
pEeen rHn Gem llnQl1 NIue NIB trafeu am 10. 9tu-
quit IN Der eolone ct. Die @eietAetuu9 mar aerate
IN Oregon GtD III Gibun0, Ger Ncftcr purte cfficeu
eTnd1t, e1u WeWrr0l uno cine Stttdrift bteic5 &by
pcre, RON allen glleoern 70 iDte oru bem Nlter bes
I&errttoruns, nnc Der crefutiocr @nmmtee unter-
IBeuhnct, ccm Son9re6 Der Sr. Stoaten s bertritQ-
eli. 9m 6ten 2u9ut recten iIe ob, falren am 17ien
n0db Srrt Bauccuoer, 2OIen mad, 0allc6, am Co.
lHmotd, ulo iettcn 23ten lire 91ee fcrt 9!m /.
StptPmbcr te9cgncten &c ten 0n6pnnrcrnrcn 8eleQ-
d'dften Ger SNerrcn 8droD, SfuiQbtcn cuaIb,
&uanincn 500 Seeleu, uno 81 G0GQcn, am Burnt
Ntper, n1erhalb $50 NPccn oen jbrenl geitimmunos-
plo6e, 0e Aues 9utA6. unb in Ger bcIcn GeIurbbet.
2luf ener CtrCcfc Uon so 9Reicn trhfrn e au Uer-
I1dcCcnvu Gtr(en oncere ou@ip1oernne @eieuidaften
ian, Die lc6te Gle ct. c}cepbs @jecuft,nff, am
GdlanQcn Tlu6.
Der Doftor rerL;cB bic gEiQiomette Golorte i'm
bbdt blnhencen 3uioacc, unO III Ger Wslunq, baG
III nbt ferncr Zcit Sre1cn NIT UeIer Der atantifden
l1e ENnfte Tctteern ircree. Celer OGeinuno finn
men Die anbern tet, uno 2Ne Tno gecnnen i'm Sriibs
jahr wtcrer rabjn ;uril6 Su fetren.
NlS Gcttor g&tl:e obrcfte tp0r Die Gruderrre6e
nno Snc)ifobsn fur Die erite III Sregcn tcatGchtiate
3eltnn9 nod nioht an9eIan9t tUuree ater td9lid er
Wartet.
0ead elmer ti9tdsn 8erednuns 1T ole enferuane
lp;e foI9t:
@cn Oregon Gity uat' Sort SAT-, 500 Weiten
0cn Sort naI ned 0tetn 9iioer, 1876
Dcn 0reen Jtto:r nad Nrgt laramie, 400
Sen Sort Faranl'e nnt Sncereneence> $50
3ulammeu 2025
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-24
(Nunln1er 90.

Nn9ceQenbei:erG. s, Sn8ericu, Urn 9yennfDUanien
See 9fairen-lrlme6, bon 0nocoroliuo. @ebete-
Ocu9la6, bon IQiuciS. Neoplutiou6 9DeniIrneu-
Srcop9cao, 0cn YeuufYloancn. Strafen uno SanGIe
-Smith. Gn0oIjoeu 9AcnTonen--5iing. patente-
NculeY OcffeotIidhe Gjetaupe-6dut, bon SHincis.
eolcn uuo uubecnciqtc Uefhafte- -SopteG, bon
Wainc. 0leduun9cn W}cjlcu9elber-
2lu69aten bc6 SdJaBtammcr Gcpartement6-S
mon. 9Iu69obcn cc6 Rre96 Departemlent6-9e
NuS9abcn be6 Gee Gepnrtements-eali Granirsn
Ucit.
:ReGes 8 So c Gle a II, 9IepvdIeutant Ucn g)ort
nno 9Ibam6 Gauncs, QennfYlpaust 1T Nlt9Iieo Der
Committee nter 9teChunn9er unp ter Sommittee nEsr
ItGentlihe Get6upe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-24
. e6 0eiIanbes 8 Gjcburt.

De6 peiIanbe Gjeburt.
Gd)cn lcbt fitr ul15 Der tnn,liItte Gjcbicter,
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