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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29
THE sOETu y. THE NORTH.

n.
The New York Spirit Of The Times announces
another desperate contest for The championship Of
The lurt mex, Fri1ay over the Long Island course.
As this struggle reminds Us OF The old battles Of
The ,urtbeiween Virginia and New York and as
Vifgiaia again stands prominently forward Tor
the prize, we extract few striking passages from
the y. Y Spirit |; may afford some variety, IN
the midst of the clash OF arms and The contests 81
Legislative debate:
Col. Johnson OF Virginia, has found another
Hmm ii Orator. a co OF the same age that Hen
~ was IN his memorable match with Eclipse
Orator las; week al Baltimore drove Fashion uP
10 ..:36-1:5l. the first heat being run IN second
better time than that between Henry and Eciifss.
Fashion. now nine wears DID, is OF The same age
thai Eclipse and Boston were, when they made
their best time, in their great match races over
the Union Course
No colt like Orator has made his appearance
- -. y: ..i-.. T..ffgl ,,at-. W itii The rX-
cep,ion Of Henry, no tour year old has come near
his lime, n this part OF the world, Tor halt a cen
,ury He is a bay, and OF about The size OF John
Blount: his acton, like Blouui's-who gave Fa-
shion one OF the hardest races she ever ran-is
superb: he runs very low 10 The ground, and his
remarkable turn of speed is only eqnallcd BY his
endurance.
Orator is by Boston, and is, emphaticay, "a
chip OF the old block" His dam, Wa,erwiich
is an English mare; she was bred by Lord War
wick 10 1928, and was imported into Virginia in
1885 She was 90, by WhaIebone out Of Niobe,
by Sir David, her dam by Buzha., out OF Tote
lella, by Dunsa ION, Marcclla, etc. By Boston
OUT oil a Whaebone, What a pedigree. But
Orator has already proved himself eminenily
worthy OF his ii.usrious descent He was red
BY Edward Wckham, Esq, OF Hanover county,
| Va, a son OF The breeder OF Boston. MAJ. Dos
we'll who purchased The colt al MIR. Wickham's
sale, presented Col. Johnson with an interest in
him OF one-hali, since which Col. J. has pur-
chased The other half His race with Fashion
last week-and il was a tremendous one
the best, in facl, that has ever been run
| in Maryland-does not appear 10 have ai-
tected him a oi 4 gentleman who saw
him and ''looked him all ever" on Tuesday
last, informs Is that he was in condition 10 run
Tor mans lie.
Fashion, The phenomenon, is truly herself
alone! Al nine years old, aier having di>iin-
sui>hed heEsel! ~ more memorable victories han
/ any horse, perhaps ever known on The A meTcan
| luri, she has commenced her thirteenth cam
I paign with contest that has few parallels in The
\ Racing Calendar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

WASHINGTON JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
THIRD DAY.-REsULT
Col w. R. Johnson's br. horse Protection, !
Col. Francis Thompson's gray colt Bclzebub, %
MIR. H. BannisleI's bay colt by Priar drawn.
AZ Time-lst heat COL ID, Cos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

Mr.. Joseph Weed, manufacturer Of fancy la
ces Neapolilan and Pamela braits Tor bonneis,
from Kensinglon Philadelphia, yesterday presen-
ted Mrs. Polk, the Presidents lady, with beautiful
bonnet, made OF glass and silk Of which there
are several others like il exhibited at the manu-
iacturers Fair, now opened a: Washington.
Mr.. Weed was introduced 10 Mrs. Polk, at The
Presidents mansion, BY Mr.. Charles ]. lnsersol,
respectative of kensineion and presented her
this elegant specimen OF the fine arts, which was
most cnureously accepted. Nothing can surpass
The brilliant wheness, smoothne<S and lus,re OF
this wonderful imitation Of the fines. muslin or
cambria Saturday nichtS Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29

The President and his Lady, (says the Nation
al lnlellsencer) together with the other ladies OF
his family, and accompanied By The Secretary al
War, The Postmaster General, and the Attorney
General, visited the National Exhibition OF Man
uiactures on Saturday last, and spent an hour or
two in viewing the vast and varied display OF
American skill aud industry there gathered To-
seher The President expressed himself highly
gratiird, as he certainly must have been much
impressed, il not surprised BY The extent and
beauty of the exhibition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29
Commanding Home Squa
Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.


A APpORAL.-Mexican terms are now
beginning 10 be important, and as our future bule
Tins. il this war continues, will make frequen. use
OF this word, it MAJ as well therefore be defined.
A "Chapporal" then is somewha, equivalent 10
the Florida term hammock" The word Chap
poraln has .en frequently mentioned in reference
10 the Mexican War, as furnishing shelter for a
parry in ambush. The word is used as syDoni-
nous with Mauoraes. Chapporal sysniiying a
compact mass OF bushes mated together; whilst
MaiioraIes means good many not compact
These clusters occur in great numbers, some be-
ING merely collection oi bushes covering small
spaces, and separated by intervening opening;
others extend over many acres and for miles;
they are composed principally OF tho'ny bushes,
and the prickly pear. These plants Of course
Grow wild, but are collected, and planted 50
as 10 form hedges and fences around The cultiva-
led grounds. which will keep out all animals,
even hogs. II is said that the Chapporals afford
excellent shelter and concealment for an army in
ambush, as the men may conceal themselves in
parties of five Ten or twenty, behind the c!umps OF
bushes, where they may remain unseen ard un-
noticed. The whole country between he Nneces
and the Rio Grande is n,erspersed with these
Chapporals and salt lakes with but small-a
yery small sprinkling Of fresh water or grass.
Charleston Erentns -Ncrs.
OUR NAVY GARD.-We walked through
our Navy Yard yesterday, and were much grail
fed with the lite and activity tina; prevailed there,
compared TO its dull and listIess state, some weeks
since Workmen are busiy engaged in prepar-
ing for sea, the irgale Brandywine, sloop Deca
tur and brig Truxlon-the former sloop is in dock,
undergoing thorough repairs, and being newly
coppered; The latter, eY ected 10 be ready for
sea this week, but we understand that on exami-
nation much rotten wood is found in her which
mus, be removed. She will be sent 10 sea with
out delay. There are aboni six hundred and fifty
mechanics and laborers employed in the Yard,
embracing nearly all our workinSmen. This IS as
1 i, should be-
We subjoin list OF vessels Of war at this sta
,ion-1i New York on The stocks, unfinished; IN.
gate ST. Lawrence on The stocks nearly ready tor
| launching "A Delaware, in Ordinary; irisaie
Constellation, do; sloops Of war Vandalia, Fair
field and ST. Louis, do. steamer Water Witch and
schooner Onkahye do; lrigate Brandvwine, sioop
Decatur, and brig Trux,on, repairing; ship Penn
sylvania (20 euns,l and steamer Engineer in
commissioner Portsmouth VA NeD Era.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
AND OTHERS.
Residing west and in the vicinity Of Buffalo,

NeU and important position of the Buffalo NesVspspsr
Press, in consequence Of the Electrical Telegraph,
hch is expected to be IN operation bettoeen Buffalo,
Rochester, Utca Albany, Boston, Neac York, Phla-
deiphia, Washington, &C., early in the gear 1916.
new and eventful era, in the history s. mporanes
of the public press, in Buffalo, is at hand.
is announced that the different lines of telegraph,
from the Atlantic the lakes and terminating at
Buffalo, will be completed early in January, 1916.
This done, and the Buffalo papers placed in po-
ston OF far higher Importance than the have ever be-
fore occupied. The reader of a Buffalo paper than,
whether here, or at the west, will have the business
news from both those Atlantic Cities and with it that
of Buffalo, thus concentrated and in advance of any
lher possible channel ofinteligence. The same will ba
true of any other important intelligence, of whatever
kind In addition TO regular and stated announcements,
lat given hours, preparatory 10 going 10 PRESS any
traordnary advices, will be constantly sent to US,
by 'extra". For instance an agent at the office,
here, sleeping the spot, and with bell his bed.
which may be rung by the agent at Boston, New York,
any enermedlae station, at pleasure, is thus reused
lat midnight from his sumbers, and notified to give heed
to what shall be written for him. This done and all 10
promptly in print, here to be read by citizens as
eary by those where the given event has transpired
So of Congressional and Legislative proceedings.
summary of the doing of Congress for each day, may
be published in the Buffalo papers the following
nlng, the whole being transmitted from Washington to
Buffalo by the elegraph; and of our own Legislature,
reports may be given in the way, and with the
same promptness In word, moth ng in the form of in
telligence important to be promptly known, will longer
wait with the slow motion of the mails between the va.
rious points along the Atlantic coast and Buffalo, All
such will be sPeeded to us, if on the wings thought,
and on its receipt be promptly despatched, in print to
all the Patrons of the Buffalo Press.
With these facts before them, the business men Of
the west will begin to turn their aaation TO the seec
ton ofa paper suited to their want Nm the fla 10
| N ona P ! OF, the publishers think such
may be found in all respects, and would respectfully
call attention to the following prospectus of tho papers
Issued by them.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
eoIitifden @erhten" ssflntl bic tpie aeplhnIid IT,

eOtitiidcn geritbten seflut, bic pie sep6buIi, il,
rem ztped, i'm pnbttnm nrue Aufre9Hna berYor,ur,t.
fen nidt perfeben: 9s eines Der erbeblilfen Sieer
zoe, gssds Sonofes sfe sn mir an Bag osr rOeut rse
er nmlslustunft erind, pees bic 0tutioual @cjesoe
St Sans s os wahre GrenSe unerer OresOns9npre
Galt' tpooe1 er St9led cine entpreden6ere Sraauias
ton nnlererllgertbsioisun9smittel en,pfeblen wro
~. ger pea oIelsr Sewe9un9 loa ein ben prddbenten
ger fernern Sebauptnn9 oerSteun9 su enbeben mel
d,s III ielneu Oeriebieoenen 8otfdaftfn ftr 9ani s.
Ie9on e!ngenrmmen, uuo ibn S1 bsfdhiocn, oos 3iel
eer son'Inrotion oahn gu rten, Die Sreoontreitig.
te't mt Der 49, parallee oe6
gu qIltlren-9Sas qSabres an Dem Sbiqen it, piiru
Ulr mldt 0'rrn pclf in einer polIticn ais Vrdoent
GER Ser Saaten aber 3uSutrauen, au icIde ggee Elm
lethen frnbern Sebaupunsen ent9eoensefestes gers
fa9ren e'n5ula9en> TT jeocd nhts ,peneer, pe riot
ea nno mir ltimmen oeshoIb uOrIdug fcl9cnoem Dir
1tel Der 9Salbn9ten llncn' BEL pelde in brcrg2ums
mer pom lesten Santa9 fa9t: "qBir balten es faum
f'r nottt9 St erpdbnen, oae bie1e poIitiIten Spef
lailtsn, 0le Verbreiter oes Geriht5 mebr nilTeu
mniieI, ais bic DtpIomaten, pelbe Id febif birter
penn NorbAn9e beRnoen. Bas uns lelbIt betrtf 70 wT
zen tplr peoer bon 3e9ociationeu nod 8ecinouuoen
IN nno yertrdsen, lpeld1e sur grleoiguns Der Sreoon
rTsage anbdnsi9 fIno.' Gb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25

u1o 9ell 2lncnte mar elmer Der SefretGre. Warabe6
purce e'11tn'tt9 gum DrdIbenten geDdblt, uno lber
o!e @toesform nelde CT su leten babe, entpann Ild
e'ne Dtstnl1lon. De4Sreunbe Der 9etirsten 9Ibmnt.
trato'' oebaupteten oae er lTdt Yerbil,olib MAIDEN
mute, INIT ben Ser. ct. &rie9 AT be9tnnen. Diefe
u 4 d wnrbe lberetn It mint, rlno ,par
aut oen gruno bin, oaB 70 etuas elmer &rieaserfla-
rt1g 9etd fine uno bic sIlIemblD fein 9fedt babe,
Srte9 5u ertdren paraoeS purbe am 4. Sanuar eil-
9eltbopren nno erIteB etue Snauguro 9brec, in Der
erDeord te.ne gInlpelnng anf Die Ser. Ct ODER ouf
oe tcranlfden 9ln9eesenbeiteu u1ade Iclssnbee 1T
Die GtcelsfcrireI
uSte .fd,moren Dor Gjott, Die llnabbdne9feit unc
Snte9rItdt Der Station uno bes 9bets aeGen ieoerlei
fremoe N9recn nufred q, erhalten eben 70 oas re-
pnolitanllde, got6thmltd1e Neprdlenapiyfen,, ltnb
ocn plan CUR Sermaltltrg Der 91epublif, u Dem man
tto I'll oenl 9lf DER 9lrmee pom g. San. oerinoiate''
gcn eini9en Sciteu miro befiirc,tet baB paraoes
9e9en bic ger. ct. fein frebles Gerfabren beobad-
ten trnne. rlbt penu polte, 70 grpB it jest Der
SoB Der Merifaner ae9en bic llntor. - Dph 1T bic
Gre9s<ooer Srebensra9e Bis ;um Zuiau:mentritte oes
@cn9reiiee oeslhcbex g. q. ct. 3t9.
(0ie '@penin9 poit' tbet foqeuoeu artifel nit boz,
oe' e bemerft, ocB ct Der 6ecer eincs Der titqfen
nno lharf'nnl9lten pclitilden Gdrftlteuer entofeu
iet ,pe11lt pieleicbt Ssr. Ban Suren qemetut III.
NuI Gem SaHoe lebent, cfe d) mebre Der beifen gd
9eeolattcr anerlam uno befenne, bae m ber Die Iebr
ooertaAI'ee 9Selle in pelder man ba6 0auptsinber-
IiNoItneH Oct SreQCnfrdQe
uber(tebt, ertaunt Bin Hdb meincs Gbeils bin Der
Nniobf oaB @n0lauo feinen Strohtam ,unl Die Sdf
tabrt auf Dem ecumtaitrome 9iebt, ODER oas es ba-
rauF Sew'ft 9enu9 le9, um e gu cinem siue qua non
IN Dem Iratta:e 81 rnaeben Bas Gnglano au9cnld1ei
ld1 wlu 1T Der BedB BON Suca.> SraBe uno Nuaet's
Suno: 9Illes llebrt9e 1T nur GetenIad)e.
We1ne el9nen 9Infmerflamfeit wuroe auf bielcn MIDI
9en puntt Suerlt our ca6 0ecn oeIen 9elenft, mas
uns capt 9Sifes bon Dem @barotter bieler Gjepdfer
er5ahIt bat. Gr la9t oaB or nibt CLAUDE, Die @r c
pare lbree q etden! Sr9eno Semano uun,
Der l'th Dor 9Sfe'5 Garte eBen nil, fam io9te BE-
9re'fen, Bag Der 8es bon Suca StraBe unb pu9st's
Suno unabdnoerlid cas 9anse oerOlcreweftne com.
n1anorea ,ptro. Gn9lanb bate nit oem 9eIbe celer
@ewailer in marittiner jQnllht ensn eben 70 erceen
Sort1eu neer snertfa oos le nd7t beial1e, als @no
lamb Jest iber Tronfrei uub Socuano burd, ben 8rb
e1'er niel bic furser gnternnns etpdrts bon 1enen
Tahbarn le9t bat
s5d1 bate nah 9ritfun9 70 eben meine 9uIdt eefagt,
onB otes Die Stele ei 100 Der Sd)ub ordde, als Die
Hare uo nldnnld,e 91eoe oes oerrn Spen anfam I'm
otee sniId1t Su beit6tigen. St;o
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
g'alool'ns 5ur Subicriptton auf Den stpeitell
OanO Oer ,,gSa[hoIo"

ytlt oem 6ten 0efte, treldes wrtn Der Meibuadts-
pcde erl9einen IafIen peroen, ibGeet Gd bic erlfe
Nalfte oes 5atr9auaes, - uno oa mir NIT bem 7ten
9ette Ole 5'ste dIfe, ais fir m beffe5enb uuo Elm
@an5e6 bloeno> beginner uub cine eue 0eibe BON go
Selen aunehmen perten, 70 laoen mir bas perebrlide
pubifam snr Subfcrption oarauf Elm.
IS miro nnier eifrtqftes Beitreben 1er, ben @pol-
ten unres SanlilienWagas einen Iolden eeletoff
e!5noerleben fpelder sur Beforoerune Der Ountani-
tar nno S'ttbtet betragen, DEN Berltqno auffIdren
uno oas Soers oereoeln bilft.
Wr taben BON Oeufhlano eiue Genoune, Der ueu.
eten 9rtoe- 3eitihriften uno 8ldttcr erbalteu unit
oidte nid1t in 8erle9enbet leiu. -
Ger pree eer qSalballa 1T 70 niebrie oefte[lt IL
Nete III ianberem llmfda9e toiten nur DSlar,) 6af
auo' Der mlnoer 8entelte in oen Stano eeebt 1T lid
olee llterar1e Wonatsfhrift aun1daffen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
M aB DIE 9an5e QSelt, Die lpunoerbare g4ir.
- lamtelt bon Or. Ouncan's Nuspurf beforeernbes

IM aB Die 9an3e Melt, Die ,punoerbare geir.
lamfeit bon Or. Ounean's Nustuurf bef6roernbes
Seilmittel erfahreu!-
9Dedbes 1T tratittist iur Sti(une BON Ius,.hr,ro,>
Srantbcitsn abHltber S1atur - ""'
Or. 9uneat-o o3elbafter .6err -
Der nte3ei6nete, Gin qatient untcr tinr Qui6t FIR n
efen oret lonat mcer anee Der pbbi,s umpnalis ~
ett AnsSsbrn9 m nnb re i'd sfnpen batte oas m linn
refine UIecn perrctbcn tonnte bic ibm rna rtranast
pas !te sntaolen een Seru mtSbn AusWirf tef;reep
sen Sts s ae Datte ater sur 3eit tnen Ulauten an
otee ue'5ln fpes rcrSab Iuslebruns III bcn arn n,,
ms'nn pafisnten surcn tfeln, erartte i'd linn a, Sbrem
A9hten IN Soofer, Or. s. .. Coulter, ir bic Ue>i,in n,
nre ,pas Ct CT that no mad Der bic Sae teslctsnbe pr
l@f'tt Seera'1fe uno mtrtl mcinem Gaun:n f,np i
paB mn patient 6neI tefer rarb tao rplfmrtn br
SO sianes Ct sesrate tlos sIan aaf fin
nb9e tartfabren ibre Qrtuns Aus;ebr,,as Saen n, E
fen, mic in ptscm Sale-16tuns 0" '''''
o,,.. Or. Sames 81. 9fidep.
tt Sreitmilstct ftt i'd Otisen, ais cine prfiit nm,
frabre 1latlae ncinn Sfamen tel: SD bcfe has Occnae
med init Der tbreften &ranbcit Nusie6runs aenarnt ts
1aftet nb Sbre Nlsoi,n in eit asfnea up sasr aebet
~st's"' 2em. s. 2Diltins
ll-iS. gSaDne Co., ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
$50 1T 8. @oloi0n1tot, [Deoler eebdrtist bel
Hranffurt am WQin.

men grtef ocn cbengeuauutem s.. @cIoihmiot, batrt
bon afrcn, Summit @auntD, poriu berlelbe Yer(prad
am Stem Sebruar bel bm in MafTllcn eiu,utreffen. Da
oeriebe be jest nod nidt erit,enen 70 lehe td mid
peranlast ibn leIbt fopobL als audi jeoen Wenlden.
freuno, Der oeien ufentbalt peiB gu bitten. mid, un-
9cIoid1miot it unsefibr 22-23 Sabre alt uub 81
Sabr in 9merita. Seit enem cabr 1T Der lluter,eid
nete nit ibm in dherer gerbtnbuns unb elaubt, oaB er
bon ibm beihpinoelt wuroe, msshalb er Sebermann
Dor bm trarnt. Srber belt CT b i'm Staat gleusorl
BET 9cheter unb Utica auf.-Wan beebe su aobretTI-
en-:
slarcn Salompn, MaIiIon, Start &c., 8.
9larcn g 10 m IN.
WafliaoA, htn II. Sch. 1916, 3Oz4
q ltnre QGe@Itlter tefcnrtrs btr Buffalo
rcrrfn uGesenotnlttn pnrb 2(unaDme ptser Qneae
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
0elbdfts 3 Gr6fnuro.
A. 5eDM) ert.
SO. 35, Water Street. @(epefonh

Rc. 35> Dater Street, @lepelanb, Ostc.
rlautt G bemit feincn rn Sreunnen unb sefonntr q
mic eincm beutf4en pubfitum i'm 4acmciem ppn fetnr
assrmaisen Nutnft mad gIeronO unp slst@ses erSFns.
Ten eet@a balcItf in Ssnnnis tu Eten
Benefit ensm polfantisen 1Gcrtrncnt
" rDc 8
e'!rfteblt CT slst4fale fcin ausse(uettfs Eager
fe'ner Haoanna e9arren, peut1her, fransOGGfer uup
ipanIitber Weine uno eiqu6re,
ais meiBe Sraniwsnr Oecre, SDenmetnc prrtp.in.
S9~etr Masentittcr, eamtarssr 0rprrflmus boI 4nt.
e ear"eae, Grtraet Atpnt1e, G9errp cordial 3pettn.
ipalfs, eDampasner Bet teiettcfn Gattunscn II. f. No.
>RtDatrrn renr >ttrrbiffen emrtbt fcssnnr Irtcl
Gmmtmtbaers 9riner SApci5er lnb rotbcr snsbr Ras
Sareelsn Anops, Doantif8e edrrinse, reutf6e <nftn
pS8sf orlcs Sronjofbcr etnf 70 mir p in cts
0ao lpl"9nre 09endnot-Sa bic Wtbrbtit rtieer Nrtst
Son mfoers in Slep' Orrt ous rrcr 6ano nb jung.
en telostn mbe, 70 9lautt enAGrrtrmet
n"t hr IN ecfer 0nte frnbtn aud u tGettsn prn ante
rnn9 rrcller 1mb rrpmptcr 8ctir,,tne
CLEVELAND, Srp. J, IS45 ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
q M e / Qe.

Der llnterihriebeue, Elm tetaater Mauu, bieet bier
nit elmer fleinen Same, cine 8cbauuma an, bic I'm.
einen lebr biaisen oaussins sn habem it, nnb baber
mal1der e'nem seraoe eeesen iein orfte Dielbe Be-
teht aus elmer belen Bcbnitube uuteR. einer eben-
fails teaen 8cbnitube int stpeiten Stcde,-ber Neuer
bero BON Badlfein, cine niefebenbe g8a1erqueae, mil
sutem 9Saffer nabe bem Dauie uno beles Naus nh,
etlide bunoert Sdrttt bon elmer Sdsemiibe eeleaeu
Wan erfrase bag ytdbere, ro spar il m6alid,ter8d(
De, an alsinem baale, an Der Strase BON Ssnature
nad) 9SaDnesbur9-3 Welen bon Osnaburs.
ebdnnes 9ienbarb.
San. Is, lS46. ss.4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
$50 1T gbriffian Benoe aus 9l(pesrooc.

slmt Sprin9e, Sftnisrec, Oanuoper2
DerieIbe it S6neioer fener profeGon arbeitete Dor
unsefdhr speiabren in Step 2ort, bat Ildaber abr.
fhenlih weitlid 9ewenoet. Sene befimmerte Sd,tpe-
er @brtffiana mlnfdt iebnlid, Nadrtd,t BON ibm III
erhalien Ser olde ertheen fann ooer lberbaupt ct.
tpas iber ben slufentbat cber Qeben no SOB bes ae
nannten Chr. 8eno wIen ioGe, 1T baber freunolid,
aebeten, ieinen unterseihneten Shmaa.r oaoon II,
GenntntB ~ lesen. &arIsluauit9 9nber,
1901 Milrpanfie, W,2.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-02-25
Semlnar fllr Rnaben II. Oeduner
5u Canton.
pafor q. Q. 8ieroemanu q. N. /; Wb. o uno @. +.
SErPM Qphrer g

VreD Vebrer.
ot rten gtnanten sebrtr nebnen m ett SrDeit, bic Gin
tag bcn TO- 9(es otsc Infat icbcr ~ trsnru orhmfn
S rerSe' III alen 3wcisn unrrifen ,peloe in ben ttn
Antaa Der Ar 9ebrt wcrce als ae unp neere Spradtn
rbie 8ran'matt, sefcn, @breittn H. f. TO-
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