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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04
DISSOLUTION.

THE late fffh Of EfAsGss, CsARKs =
j PRRNTlss was dlssolyed on the lOth
inst. >, by the withdrawal Of Nj. Staples. :
The undersigned will continue tbe business
at the same stand. tNo. IS East Front 81. J
under the name Of
ssE CLARKE EA PREN1Ies. s. {.
We continue to devote our most, careful
attention to consignments Of suTrsR and
cHRRss, and we can assure our friends on the
WesternRe Reserve that we shall not be exceiled
by any house in the trade, iii the eafe which
we take of cheese while in stofe--in making
quick sales ut the higheSt market prices. and
in the promptness and safety Of our retnrns
of sales. a766, b3 10
We tender our Acknowledgements 10 ouf
customers fbr, the very liberal patronage the
house has hitherto received, and We solicit
fhfthef consignments Of any description Of
produce or maRufscthred articles for sa1e;
as well as orders for Sugar, Molsssss, and
any other goods to be Obtained in this Inaslts
et;with the assurance that We shall contiaue
TO do a STRIcTLY COMMISSION BUsISRss.
IF. ]. CLARKE Cincinnati.
CYRUS PRENTISS, Ravenps.
July 10, fS46. !.
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AN 'ExTrNcuisHER. '-''lf people were
not hanged for murder" said q young Ia
dy some time ago, "if people were moi
hanged ormurder, we should not be safe
in our BEDS" A member of the Society OF
Friends who happened to be present, and
heard this argument in favor Of capital
punishments, drew his chair up to the lady
and said: 81 want to ask thee question or
two. Dost thou think u man ought to be
hung before he has repented?' -"Oh, no;
certainly not. Noone ought to be sent in
to eternity until he is prepared for the king
dom of Heaven" "Good," said the Friend;
A'bdt now have another question to ask
thee. Dost thou think any man should be
hanged after he has repented, and is fitted
for the kingdom of Heaven?" We need
not say the lady was speachless. -...
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TAILO R ING.

4IHE subscriber would inform bis, Fsiends
Il and the PaSlic generally that be. still
continues to carry on the above business, at
his Old Stand, one door South Of G. Prem
tiss' store, and is prepared 40 heretofore, to
do work in bis line Of business, in the ssatese
and most Fashionable manner. The NEW
YORK SPRING &. SUMMER FASH
IONS just received. +
GEO. SOMMERvILLE.
N. B.-Cutting done to order.
Ravenna, o. May 5th, 1848. .,......,'
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H.a TS! H.a TS!!

Hs4 rs! Hsa TS!! .
for past favors and desirous
l. as ever to please all who may favor him
with their custom, the subscriber hereby no.
tifes his friends and the public generally that
he still keeps his finishing shop two doors
south of the Court house, at the sign Of the
Mammoth Black Hat, where he has constant
ly on hand and will manufacture to order
Hats Of Every Description,
all of the very latest fashion and at lower
prices than ever. Call then, fellow citizens,
and examine my assortment, as / charge noth>
ing for the sight. III. C. TICKNER,
Ravenna, April %, 1916. 48tf.
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Medical Notice.

DR. E. CASPARI takes this method OF
- informing his friends and the public in
general that he is soon to leave on journey
o the west, and is happy in recommending to
he numerous friends of Homeopathy that
DRs. LEE 4. CAME will be his successors in
thom he can place much confidence ss hon.
trable Practitioners and feels assured thar
they will give entire satisfaction to the pub.
lie.
DR. c. LEE would announce to the public
generally that he will also attend to the va
rious operations of Dental Surgery, during
any leisure Office hours.
Rayenna, May 26, I848. 5stf.
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g ? For the Portage Sentinel.
sTANZAs TO MARY.
Bi DON FERNANDO.

Bl DON FERNANDO.
,Tis past-ahd thoughts crowdon me nov
While the farewell I say; !.
have been sad; but listen thou,
For it is my last lay.
And when these tones do slumber low;
And the bleak world does colder grow,
would not have thy way, S'nie
The gloomy throDg Of potent ill
No, Mary.I viii love thee still.
Yes. it is past-and the sunshine,
Which lights Times stormy. shore, :.
Has already dawned upon thine, s-
81 But II may dawn no more. - sE
All: there's shade that knows no gleam,
Of gIi:tering star or SUMS bright beam,
5,s d, Blu. darkness sweeps it DER: s
Yet, spirits blent for common veal,
May tighten pangs, which each must feel:
And yet tits past--still thou art near,
Pale friend Of other days;
Ard thy sweet voice falls on my ear,
As fall immortal lays.
But tell n,e why that mystic spell
know that pleasure seems to dwell,
Where sorrow often s.rays;
But tits q harp Of broken strings,
Whose mi,dest tone deep wailing brings.
l. would not let this hand of mine,
Write words to give thee pain:
I'd have such thoughts as may be thine,
For we meet not again!
No, never, unless it may be,
That fortune gives me back to thee,
To wear the mystic chain;
Then shall affection take her scroll,
And write the witness on my soul.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04

o. A correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun, in writing from Washington city under
date of Oct. 22d, says:
Instructions were received at our Navy
Yard yesterday, to get the steamer "W ater
Witeh'' ready for service Immediately.
She is probably destined for the Rio Grande.
Orders have been issued from the De-
partment today, to the Commander of the
Portsmouth Navy Yard, to have the new
frigate "St. Lawrence" launched, and
fitted for sea, with all possible despatch.
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Notice.

EXECUTORS SALE.--The personal
Il property belonging to the estate Of Ly>
man Case, deceased, consisting Of Grain,
Farming utensils, stock OF different kinds
such as Horses, oxen, cows, sheep aad other
property will be sold at vendue at the former
residence of the deceased on Wednesday the
18th day of Nov. commencing at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon and will continue from day
to day thereafter until the property id all
sold.
RIRT h E; Gusn: e3sElss' }Ezesutora
Rootstown, Oct. s8, l846. 4w74.
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TAIL @ RING.

WVHE subscriber would respectfully an
II nounce to the citizens Of Rayenna and
vicinity, that he has again returned and taken
the shop which he formerly occupied, in Ma
sons Block, and is fully prepared to do all
hopes by prompt attention to business to re
ceive q share Of public patronage. -
CUTTING done to order and in the best
style. 3. M. CLARK.
Ravenna, March II, 1s46. Aft
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The aOLDEsT INHABlTANT."-Ihe Plea
yune has found out who that much talked of
individual, the s'oldest inhabitant," is:
sAn elderly chap, speaking Of his great
knowledge Of the Western country the
other day, said that he had known the
Mississippi river ever since it was small
creek He's the man."
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N EW G. @ @ DS!
MARVIN KENT

rs now opening at the old stand Off. Kent
L. an entire new stock Of
FNU and !VSaater Goods.
The old stock having been greatly reduced,
we are prepared to offer an almost entire new
stock and at small advance from the present
great falling off 'ofprices in the Eastern cities.
Taking all things into consideration, we ex-
pect to give entire satisfaction as far as pric-
es are concerned. All kinds of produce tak>
en- in exchange fol goods as usual.
Ravenna, Oct. ie. 1846. M. KENT.
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JOKE IN CAMp.-While in camp opposite
Matamoras, some of the officers were
complaining Of the severity of duty. "Oh,
this is nothing" says Tobin, sin comparison
10 what had to undergo in Florida, an
exception"
"And what was that exceptionW exclaim.
ed pert young Lieutenant.
"Why, Gen. Smith detained me on spec.
ial duty to teach the young officers how tc
drink whiskey but, by my soul the duty il
unnecessary here, for they take to it a.
naturally as if they had been suckled on it. ,
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U. s. ATTORNEY GENERAL.-The
Washington Union. Of the 18th inst On
nounces the appointment, by the President,
of NATH AN CLIFFORD, Esq, of Maine, to
be Attorney General Of the United States.
Tho Washington correspondent Of the N.
r. Journal Of Commerce says that 'Mr.
Clifford is welcomed by all parties, into the
Councils of the country, as cool, reflect
Ing. and vigorous statesman-to say no.
thing of his eminent fitness for the peculiar
duties of his Office II
Tho Union has the following paragraph
In relationto the appointment Of Mr.. lnger-
soil and Mr.. Clifford: ...,
Messrs. Ralph |. .Ingersoll, of Connect
cut, the new minister to Russia, and Ma
than Clifford, Of Maine, the new Attorney
General, have obtained the high Offices to
which they have been respectively appoint
ed, without any. solicitation or knowledge
on their part. Neither Of them knew or
suspected that any such honor was to be
offered to them by the President Of the u
nited States.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04

A Long SHoRT-CAKE.-Bread stuffs form
an important item in the rapidly growing
commerce of this city. To illustrate the
extent of this branch of our trade, we have
made small calculation, which will be
found to be entirely correct. ..
During the last week in May, there was
sent from Buffalo, via. the canal, sixty-one
thousand and ninety-seven barrels of flour,
and sixty-eight thousand six hundred and
fifty bushels of wheat. Allowing each
bushel of the latter to make forty.five
pounds Of flour, and each barrel of the for
msr to contain one hundred and ninety-six
pounds, the total Of pounds was fifteen mil
lions s;riy. -four thousand tfue hundred and
Mirty-tpo! During the same period, there
was sent from this city, along with this
immense quantity of flour, thirty hundred
and Jorty-eigt thousand i,oo hundred and
thirteen pounds Of butler and lard.-There
was also sent over two and q quarter millions
Of pounds of pearl-ash and other ashes.
Now, if the good people on the road will
furnish proper "wetting" and the place to
bake it in, we will put two pounds of good
-four in each foot Of cake, and lard, butter
and saleratus enough to match, and treat
them to continuous short cake fourteen
hundred and t,ueniy-sir miles and q half
long.
One end of the cake might be placed in
the capitol of Missouri, and the other would
not only reach to Boston, but it would "stick
out'' over the Atlantic, some two hundred
miles. Of this, all the people of the United
States might eat their fill, besides giving
the fish Of the great deep a right smart
ibble."-Bufaio Com. .Adu. ~
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PUBLIC LANDs.-The quantity of land
owned by the United States, exclusive of
unsold Texas and Oregon lands, is two
hundred and forty-two millions Of acres.
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MARy-Who does not love the common

MARY. Who does not lovethe common
yet beautiful name of Mary? 1t is from
the Hebrew and means "tear drop"
What sweet and joyous hours of other days
what pleasing associations does not the
name call up in every heart? Who knows
aught i'll of Mary2 Who does not love the
name! If there is any thing gentle, and
valued, and womanly, what Mary that
possesses it not? Was it not Mary who
was "last at the Cross and earliest at the
gravel" And was not Mary the mother
Of the Savior Of the world.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04

o. A despairing swain, in fit Of des-
peration, recently declared to his unrelent-
ing ladylove, that it was his firm determina-
ton to drown himself, or perish in the at
tempt! N
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04

WHY Is the mourning head dress ofa
young widow like the emblems Of freedom ?
It's the cap Of liberty.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04

JOHN N. CAROTHERS,
DESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
IL Ravenna and the surrounding country
that he carries on the business Of TAILOR
ING in all its branches, two doors east Of
the Post Office. He regularly receives
plates Of the LATEST FASHIONS from
New York, and is prepared to fulfil all orders
in his line ofbusiness in tasteful and work
manlike manner.
" CUTTING done TO order on the shortest
notice. Shop in the same building occupied
by William Gardner as shoe shop.
Rayenna, January z, l846. NlOtf.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
A NY quantity Of good and cheap SUG.4R
= just received at GlLLETTS
Ravenna, April II, 1876.
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GA Hoosier who sat down to dine
yesterday at one of the city Restaurats, says
the Picayune, had the bill Of fare placed in
his hands by the waiter.
"Whew," said he, casting his eyes over
It, STRANGER, do you think am going to
stow away all these here fixens under my
vest at sitin 2"
"Call for what you please, sir;;" said the
waiter.
"CaH for sohas you please" said the
Hoosier, initiating him derisively, "Why,
damn your countenance, would you want
me to compromise, my principles. Don't
you know that still go in for the whole or
none, and as | can't take the whole shall
have none o. 49,. .--.s. .s..-
He left, and the waiter noted him down
as queer customer. M @. Iropic.
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Latest From the Rio Grande,
via. New York.

Latest From the Rio Grande,
via. New York.
. THE subscriber is just open.
sl!sI sso ing we'll selected and full
V8H6ulTNT NH stock ofgoods in his line, COM
NHHVNN 1 prising in part the following:
ng94ER S,g4glMR SI Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
iSMA6 6'1II|I|Ee and Dye>stg6s,a full assors.
0|ANlM PAINTS, OILs, &c., White
R|HHNH Lead, ground and dry, Red Lead,
Yellow, Chrome Green. Spanish Brown,
Prussian Blue, &C.. 9c. Brushes Of all sizes.
GRocERIEs.-Teas, Coffee Of various quail.
tiles, Sugar Molasses, Rice, Fish, Spices &c.
FauIrs, &c. -Raisins, Lemons, Figs, Nuts
Of all kinds.
Grass wARE.-A small assortment bought
low and for sale cheap.
PATENT MEDrciNEs.--Lee's, GregoTy's,
Smiths, MI offat' ., Hooper's, Phinney's. Eoff-s,
Wistar's, Brandretl's, Clickner's, Snyder's,
and McLane's Pills; Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Duncan's Expectorant, Vaughn's Lithontrip.
tic mixture, Faulkner's Elixir, Bristol's Sar.
saparila. India Cholagogue, McKenzie's Ton.
ic Febrifuge, Winer's Arcaneum, Winer's
Hoarhound & Elecampaine, Moffat's Bitters,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, Cough Drops and Loz
enges. y
LleuoRs, of all kinds, for medicinal pur-
poses.
VAsIrTF--Soaps Of all descriptions. SMELL
ing Salts, Eau de Cologne, Extract of Lem.
on, Hair and tooth brushes, Bears Oil Or.
ange-fower water, Rose water, Bay water,
Otto Of Rose, Ok marrow, &c. &c.
Physicians furnished with medicines at q
small advance from cost.
J. s. LEFFlNGWELL.
Jene 10, 1848. 54tf
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Kn0x Mutual.

Knox Mutual.
THE undersigned has been appointed q.
j gent ofthe Knox County Mutual Insur.
ance company, and is prepared for insurlng.
.s.5 GEO. MESSENGER.
Ravenna, July 9e, l846. Sm6O.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
WE pay at all times the highest market
" price for Wheat delivered at the Mill.
Also the highest market price in Cash for
good Beef Hides delivered at the Tannery..
M. g. G. H. KENT.
Franklin Mills. Oct 10, 1845.
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Scrbcirotbct.

-rur6 pen gbrw. 6rn. Sac. Olillcr, am
25. Scptemtcr 5err gbrtitian 18eapsr, nit
Oll6 Sannab 0cbr, beioe bon potsDiOs. =
-am 26itet 6crr Daniel 6aas, nit Dll6
Nabel Nuppsrt, teice bon Olep.
-oureb pen gbrw. 6rn ISm Pauli, am
81. @spt, 6err Seremias lntrim nit N.i6
Sniana Sid, bon greter.
--pureb pen gbrw. 6rn. 9b. 8. scintatb,
am %. Scpt, 5err 9aniel Olillcr, bon 6cs
erinN nit O1b Sara Spana, y. sibanon 60.
-purtb ccn Gbrw. 6rn u. s. 6rrman, am
90. Sspt, 5crr 8cnjamin SttGelper, pon
Olep, init Olb Statbsl ShmrbL pon Nus'
combmanor. -Serr Samuel Strunf, BON
ereter, nit OliB 2tnna Shnelprr, Don gIlab.
-a am 95ltem, 6err SronfIn 81. Olenarrl, y.
Seofcrb, nit Ollb Sane Wlarwsa, bon Bern.
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9 t q t b.

DIN cot. Ssptcmtcr, in ela6, Daniel
9Gensel, in felnen be'tcn Sabren, an crn Sol:
gen einss Beinbruhs.
-am 90. Septemt, in eNa6, gatbarna
Gtmlsr, i'm alter BON 26 Sabren.
--am l8. Septemb., in glIa6, gatbarina
@rcb, Satin bon Solepb Gror in 27ten
>cbensjabre.
am ndmlic6cn Sage in eGa6, gatbari
ia 5artman Satin bon peter 6artman,
i'm 37iten setcneiabre,
--am 22itcn III gretsr, Dlaria 66fcr Sats
tin BON Schn 56fsr, i'm 54tsn $etenejabre.
--am 10. Sep, III 0eaoin9, Olaria Sraus,
3chterspon Sobn &raus, i'm q fen Sabre.
am l2. Scptcmb., in 06brersturs, an
S6la9fulTe, Srlepritb Olutb, -3 Sabre oft.
-am 26it Iuault, in maoiiou, Clinton
eauntp, Snrlana, Sea Mdrg, Satin bon
Scbam Were, friber bon Niebmonp, Ssrfs
gauntp, an 9SscbIslfeber, i'm 35lten Sabre.
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9interla fenfboft oeS perforbenen
9feutett Trerler.

usilanb bon ean9ihwahl saunfb. Ssrfs Gtp.
Nabribt wrp bisrnit gssetsn, cas csn linz
terfbriebenen, pom aspabtn Saunfbip, tsitaz
msntaribe Sriefs burtb ben Me9itrirer bon
SsrfS eauntp telpiaigt morpsn ltnp. aqc ciss
lsn9sn pslbe nob Sorcsrun9en an 9sbabtsn
Serlfcrbenen baben, bsliebsn csislbsn rbne
BsrSu9 an bic llntsribriebsnen fir SsSaDun9
sinjursibsn. Spltbs, Die notb an SubfbuIz
benz Sanbsn, 9otsn ODER ouf nnpsre 9trt ibuls
big iIne, merben bisrmit oufasforbsrt, ;miiben
nun unS bsm lifsn 2tpriI 1s47 ab,mtsSaHsn.
Seratio Trcricr, }er,tuto,o
1Ditiom Urerlcr >"'' "'
Septembsr 20. 6Wt.
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lS o + [ fet [ e
Spdti0br Outer

ltnlere Sreunce i'm saRbe Imo tCnatbrldb:
tiat, caB mir al nnicrm Stpbr neue unc CT:
mnnIb trcfne Giter bon Nuttions: Ser:
tdufrn erbaIten babsn mo nccb taaicb crbal:
ten, weItbe ,plr bereit Ituo ju dubcrit nleccrn
spreilen Su Uerfoufen, flr Saar9clb. Inter
eenfeIten fneet man cine un9clp6bnitb wpbls
feile sott Sran56ltIcbe Olerno's,
gn9Irl6c 90.
pormcrto mo N(paeas.
Scn NuftiOn-1 Oarb trste Gtbpar3e Seis
Oen nur 81 90. 8lau Ihwar3 ftsurlrte
%. nur rs Cts. galmIr bgrssc, iebr
mcblfell. Wlcein be $atncs l23 Cts.
Satnetts, 3utbe unr gafmirs,
Siaunsiie Gin gutter Irtife 25 Cts.
Sh6n ssrauiterte gaitmirs nur 81 ct.
90. 90. De $alnes i8a Cts.
3ut6e, QBelten;Cuac, Sattinets &C.
Cine Oarb breite braune mo actlethtcW Woss
lime, nur 81 Cts. Nle Nrten Olosline ,per:.
oen teim 9tjf pert ouftum scrinscn prpft
Shalp(e! S6awls! !! S6a:pl5 y!
Gin polles 4Gortement non alien Scrtcn
StbawIs, pclebe auf 2lutticn asfauft nprpcn,
unp I'm tlcinen proft perfauft ,perpen. Gin
beimlIbs Sitter, bon jerer Sentnnun9, lcbr
mcbIfell. Gtcbrbaltsr wereen cs 3u ibrCm
Sortbeil fnren infer Ndortcment purt6su
Iebn. QIe Qrtlfel bic auf Nuf ftionen 9sfauft
wcrpen, werpcu um sltluen proft psrfauft.
SO. 175, Sloro 2te 9trabe, 10 2bIren
unterbalt pem ,,Seriten Sarbe" 6otel, Dem
&ameels Sotd sescnlter, pblIarslphia
Scinrib ). Smith.
pbilaoslpbia Sspt. 90. lGN.
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Atrc ltrfatbe an9esstem, Mamlit6 Die Sartcf
s8aulnlb uno Gin tsfi,rebtetcs tbeiImeiIss
fbGblasen rer Sstraipe grnots in gnss
10. Sie Itno niebt i'm Stanbc su tcwsis
oaB sDclfs brtti(tbs SerlfssSla sinsn
nfiscn elnfuB auf psn prsis bon Slauer
SrcsncAfe batsn Fam, au6er fe ttnntcn
ftbuu. cae cieIe unbeilspcIle Dill untcr
bern lltteln AUDI Ole Eartcfels Sdn!n.b
rurfaht pat.
Oas Steiaen im Vreile ccr Srrbitctft
10 bon e:nf6tspcaen unp fluasn Qcuten
hcIcben ais bon abnliebsr 2lrt NIT Dem,
Dies Ucri9es Sabr ttattfanr. Sle CLANS
}, baB ba0elte perur(atkt ipcrcen ut curtb
en- pauilebsn Sbrefru, ,peleben lntcreis
Fe Spetulatoren 3u erre9en 9e,puBt batem
miro beswsifelt, pb Elm ausscrebntes
blItbla9en Der grmbte in europa itattge:
toen bait inpsm ble mebriten Ssritbte IN
lcr Sin(tht 9inItis laIten nno es 1T &C.
B, paB feline 70 srcBe Smlsersnctb III be-
rhten 1T, Die cine wleeerboluns Der Sbers
t retbtferti9eu piirre, Die ooriaes Srub:
,r in unIprm >anps IN Slausrs unp Srubt.
'psfu(aticuen bs9ansen rpurrs--slnrr Sbrr.
{t, ,pel6e 5unoerts ins Scrberecn tttr;te,
auf weltbs Gin 6srat t0nteu css Drciles
IN 6lauer auf ben nsoriattn spuntt fcls'
Oas Settlanc BON europa Fam enss
no NIT Srccitcfen psriehcn an niecrisern
reiIsn ais mir ss tbun fonnen; lmp es 1T
cs III 3eiten bon 9rpbcm Wanssl, raB M.
{ SrcpItcft icaar jest, nab per 9Slrsrs
|funa Der trittiftten ScruasleBs, NIT Spr.
|etl nab enslano pcrftbiTt wsrrsu f6nnen.
Pllere Sauern ,rerpen init rcr 3clt cen
Fsrtb ein,e clnbcimiftbcn O1artts 9cbtris
IbdBcn lernen. s. Solfsf.
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,perfs, Der mebrere Sabre unter uns in
gaiton pobnte, uno Dor einl9en Sobren
enen Sootlblae an einem onoern Oeut'
lben in Der Srunfenbet beoln9, tpofur
er ouf orei Sabre natb Dem 3uttDoule
wanoern mubte, BON @ouuernor pclter
aber beonaoiot puroe, bate felt iener
SreiloiTuno NIT mebreren Weniban Sdn'
oel. uno soo Sulest BON bier. Gr fiet nun
oufs Heue i'm @efdnoniiie Don Sude
Gauntp. Die "Srenton Oteu'5" meloet
iber iein 8ergeben Sot9enoee
6eB 1T beibuloiet oes 2(norif15 uno
Sbldeerei, Gduberei uno Seriub su
toOtsn. ST on8 nit Stpei 8efdbrtsn in
einen Saum9artem um SrIdbte su feb:
len, ais ibn oct Scwpbner meeoroerte.
5oeb erlff oenielben an. uno trieb ibn
ielblt blmpe9, orobeno lbm oa5 eeben III
nebmen, tpenn er nob einmal ibn tore.
Otobber 9rif er Sonitoblcr SSei6, Der
ibn aretiren poute, NIT enem Sutiher
mei1er an, ollein ct lpuroe iulest umrln9t,
Don peniolten6 Elm Sueeno ODER mebrern
Wdnnern Die Su9leid, auf ibn einoran0en,
ibn nieoeriblu0en, banoen uno Oano
Ihneuen on9eleaten, nibt obne Die 9r0Btc
Nnitren0uno. ST. oeriubte iib su befrei.
en- ourb 3appeln, SeiBen, 8rosen II. (.
10. allcin nlbt5 fonnte ibn retten. @r
1T nun i'm Oopl6taun Sefdn9niile mobl
perwabrt. biz 5ur ndbiten Court. mo ct
iein SerD6r erbolten miro. Gorreep.
Hau b.-lm Oonnerlta9 Ra1t Gber:
fielen am 5tcn StraBen Warft 3 Spit.
buben Oerrn Oapio Stauoer, iOlu9eu
ibn neDer uno bpraubten ibn Die Wa.
DE fab Die Hduber nod oaoOnlaufcn.
0err Stauoer Dar 70 iebr perlest nor,
Den, oaB er e6 gar nibt merfte. Dap ct be
roubt poroen. fonoern erit, ais er bon Der
9Sacbe Gefra9t wur0e, oh lbm etIpos feb:
le, feline Soibsn unteriu6te uno entosfte,
oaB ibm iein Soibenbutb feble. Sn Dem
Salbenbube befancen iib un9cfcbr $50
meiiten6 gtoten oer Snoiana Sant. SSn
Der Soidbe bate CT elnen Sou0 auf 500
Nfer 9anO bon Sbaw5 Glbcn, oa5 bel
Burlington in OeIawore Gauntp in Sn
Diana lie9t. 3lpei Qer1onen Die man fir
Sbeilnebmer oe6 Gaube5 belt, murosn
oerboftst. 0err 9. 1T bereit cine anoe:
meliene Selobnuno Su opbcn menn Der
Sono in Der Wapor5 Sffice ob8eIiefert
miro.
Sine pripatnobritbt aus 9tsu Orleans
la9t. Sberit 6unt babe pom 8rieosos.
partfment Sefebt erbalten, sene Waule:
! lel, pferoe uno 8deen mebr nadb 8ene:
raj Soplor6 Qrmee peritbiffen 6u lahen.
Sb bic berelt6 ab9eIbidte3abl fir oen be
abltdbtl9tcn 3lpCd binrciheno 1T, ffebt fc.
oob nob in Sraoe. Dem &ernebmen
nab bat Der Suartiermeilter in gteu Sr:
leans 1000 pferoe uno Waulelel, 70 pie
mebrcre tauleno 2Sdoen bereit, Die Der
Ne0erun9 betrdbtlibe l1nterbaltuno6fo
item uerurioben miiiien. Giu9e ieben
oieien Ssfebl at5 Elm 3eibeu an. oa5 DER
Srle9 ni6t lan0e mebr oauern Weros.