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Wajor General 3aharias Goplor,

Wfajor General 3aNarias Goplor.
Die neuliben Sorfdue am Nio 8ran
Dc baben oieien Commander Der Sccupa
ticn6 urmee Dem puplifum in einem io
0dnti9eu Gibte oeSciet. 0a0t Der .Naib,
bile Srtbopoltan") oab mir uns peran
last ftbleu, um Dem BON Uielen Seiten
Der ous0soriicften Wunlde iu beoe9nen,
mebrere GreI9nlfe ielne6 eebcns mit6u
tDellen.
9eneral Saplor trot i'm Sabre 1908,
unmittebar nab Der Ittade an Der @be=
iopeafe. in Die Qrmee, uno ltano felt Die.
Ter 3elt bis gum 9e9enwdrtloen Nueenbll:
de i'm Dienite oee ganoes. 8on Der
Stelle eines Snfonterie. 2ieutenant6 auan
cirte Ell gum Commando elmer Gompa9nie
bci'm Nnfan0e ocs lesten &ric9es.
Sir feline mutbi9e Sertberi0uno oe6
Sort 6orrion am STEM September 1912
erbob ibm QrGfloent Woolon Sum Nan
&c zines 8repe1 Woior6, 70 ooB ct oeoen.
mdrtio oer dlteite Srepet Slfisier oer 2r
NEE 1T.
SSm Sabre 1889 wuroe er Colonel %,
bril) oe6 6ten Snfanterie He9iments, nit
peltem er 1886 nab Slorioa maribirte,
wolelbit ct beitdnoi3 Der 0r0Bten @sfabr
au6eeiebt mar.
Nm 25lten Oesember 1886 9crietb 60
lionel Saptor an Der Splse zines stlpa
500 Mann farfen, uno aus Sbeilen oe5
liten, 4ten uno 6ten Scr. Staoten Sn
fanterie Ge0imcntF6 lomie aus mebreren
Wlnouri 8oluntier6 9ebloeten 0etab.
ment6 NIT 700 Snoianern. unter 2lllioa.
tor. Cam Sonee uno 9on COO de, an oen
ufern oes . fe do bee in einen &f,
nel6er BON Hebteren oelubt tporoen mar.
Qm Gage Dor Der Sblatbt bate nGmlib
Colonel Saplor BON alligator cine lp0tti
lbe Serausforoerun9 erbalten, ,porin 9eb.
terer lbm anoab, 100 ct ibn finoen f0nne,
uno Dap ct anriifen ioue. Saplor. noel
der nlbts iebnliber uerlonote, brocb ouf
uno elite in i6neuem Warlbe Dem &f.
plase au, belor9t, oaB Die sSnoianer ibren
Sntiblub dnoern m0bten. Oiefelben bat
ten auf einem Woorerunoe. Welber an
Ger 8oroerieite ourb einen fleinen Strom
oehen Slueiano ibn beinabe un5uednelib
mabte. 9eihust par. cine ifarfe politicn
9enommen.
Colonel Gaplor brano befenobnaeoeb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-06-09

1m Dienfas Morsen pdbreno oes Srdbz
itads santten iib Mann uno Srou, ,pors
auf Seatlon ieiner Gbebdlfte nit oer Irt
einen Sdla9 an Den &opf perIeete. an
oefen Solsen iie am Donnerffa9 itarb.
ST. 1T perbaftet, uno iein porldufiees
&erb0r fou beute fatt finoen. (S. S.
Gine trouri9s Ss9ebenbeit erei9nete
fitb in penbelton Gountp, Sir9., am H..
Mai. - Sin Mann Nomens @m. 9uoz
lon ermoroete feline Srou uno 3 &inoer,
ncbft Sane uno &obert Glift, uno pers
itimmelte Elm Qnoeres auf cine itbrecfliz
bc 8eiie. ST ieete oos 5au5 iooonn in
Srono uno motbte Ge5aus. Die ein3i=
oe ltrIaIbe fir oieIe Sbrefen6tbot, foll
Elm Mibueritdnonib 5miIcben ibm uno iei=
ner Srau 9etpeien iein. Gr par Elm bcebs
9eobtete5 Wit9liso oer Wetbooiit itenfirebe
9ctpeicn.
ST 1T feitbem 5uritf9eftbrt uno bat
fib uberliefert. Gr wuroe 6u Ger 5bot
in einen 3uitono Ger @obnfinni9fcit, uers
urlabt our1 uni9icfli0e5 Setro9cn bon
Seiten ieiner 8rau, peranlabt. st ia9:
te e6 iei feline Qbiibt 9elpeien iib ielbit
oa5 Geben su nebmen, babe ober een Nb:
l6eu befommen.
Sc fteint, oaB cer in mebreren SlQt.
tern mitsetbsilte &rie96plon, Werifo Don
pier perlOeoenen punften onSu9reifen,
INNER mebr @obrIbeinlicbfeit 9epinnt.
Na0 ienen Seri6ten iollte cine Qbtbei:
lung Oct 2(rmee, bon @0ihouri aus, Solis
fornien uno gteu Msrifo beIeeen Die
iteGbibuabua ; Die brittle bel Watamo=
ra6 einbreben, uno Gle pierte bel Seros
Gru5; uno ale bier 2btbeiIun9en iolIen
Damn ibren Warlb no6 oer Souptltoot
M1erifo fortieeen uno li6 ooielblt pereni=
gen. 9tadifebenoer Nrtifel aus Dem Qn,
Sei9sr ces 8ctten6 9ibt un6 iibrr Die eritz
9enannte @rpeoiton nGbern 2uflbluB,
uno tibcr Die anoern orei muhen mir balo
SerlBbelt erbalten 9'lIf 5u =
1000 Gopaueriiten!-@ - Gin
an oen Sberitsn Sol. 81. Gambpsu, aus
8asbin9ton pom l4ten Moi 9eri9teter
Brief, beio9t NIT gutter 2(utoritdt, oob
Dem SoIf BON Neu: Werifo. .@bibuabua &c.
oer Soriblo9 9smabt miro, polIfommene
Si6erun9 ibrer Ge6te uno ibrss 6on,
osls unter Dem Sbuse OCT Ser. Staaten
5u 9enieBen tpenn lte liO rubi9 perbolten
mollen. Bur 2(usf fubrun9 oieier @aBresel
iou Sol. &earnep iofort nit 300 Ora9o:
nern nab Santa Sc aufbre6en, 1000 be-
rittene SreilplIi9e bon Mifouri iollen
oieien fobalo pie spo9lib fol9en. @enn
bic Gin,pobner gteu=W =Werifo's uiebt in Die:
ie Seoin9un9en tpilIi9en, io( BON oieien
Staoten als einem erobsrten eanbe SeTe
9enommen weroen.
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tet. Dem t6otliben Seuer zines perffedten
Ssinoee aus9efebt bur6 Sumpf u. Sono.
uno uertrieb bic Snolaner. melde nur Sou
fir 3ou ibre Steue rdumtcn, uno bios
Dem Saionete fpiden. ytab einem orei
ltinoi9en blutisen Gefetbte 'pnroen tie in
Die Slubt 9eibla9en. une NIT 8robem
Serlulfe bis CUR ytadt perfclot. Dies
mar Der leete gSioerfaro. meIben Die
Snoianer leilteten, uno Der Sau, nobel lie
freitpilIi0 fdmpften.
Sboleib Colonel Saptor Den Sico oe
mann, 70 oeibob ee oob nur init Dem
8elluite BON l3O @st0otetcn uno &er
lpunoeten. medoe mebr ols osn pierten
Gbeil ieiner Strsitmatbt betruoen. 3pel
Golonels bompion BON Der 5ten Sn.
fanterie, uno @entrp Don oen Wllilour
&oluntier6-fielen an Der SplBe lbrer
Sruppen; ebenlo famcn Captain Son
Sweorin0en uno Die 2ieutenante Sroofe
uno Garter um'6 Qeben.
g&dbreno oe5 aan6en &fe6 fab 80:
lionel Soplcr au pferoe. Don einem punf
tc gum anoeren rciteno, feline eeute bel IN
Sample aufmunterno uno Den Sllnten Der
Snoianer falt beitQnoi9 prels oc0eben.
Oerr 9ciniett, oamaliNer 8rle0olCfre
Itair, ernGbnte in leinem Serlhte an Den
SonorcB ouf Die rubmlitblte Mclle oleler
| Sdlatbt. Solonel SaDlor crbiclt oas
Qotent zines Srioaocr @enerals uno oa6
Commando in Sloroa, melbe5 CT i'm
Sabre lS40, nob cinem 4 ocer 5 i6bri
gen borten uno unermuoliben SlenIte
Inicoerleote.
Rah leiner GGdfcbr aus 8torioa pur
oe ibm oa6 Commando oe6 erlten Nrmee
0eparttmcnts Die Staaten eoulllana.
Wfiililippb Qtobama. etc. in ilcb te9rel
fCno, nit Dem 0auptquortier ju Sort Sc
Iup, ubertraoen. Seine oort0e Stclluno
oab ibm oas COMMANDO Der Sccupation6
lrmce, ob9leicb Die Heeicrun9 btrehti9t
oemeien mdrc. einen Der 6 Urmee 8ene:
rdle, oeren Ran4 D0ber 1T. fir oiflen go
fen ,u ernennen. @cneral SaVtor Sdblt
etna Sc SABRE. 1T Elm Wann BON oroBen
6enntnitlen, pon ,pelier lleberleAuno, uno
BON fluoer SorIitbt. Gbaraftsrfdrfc, G
neroe uno Wutb iino ibm eoen. Gt 1T
Elm &entduper pon @eburt, uno Elm 2lme
rifaner BON 6erien. Ysdlioent pclf CT:
nannte ibn NIT 8enebmiouno oes Seno
tes gum Srcpet Waior @eneral. (p.D.
Die 6ehsnflie0e. - gSir beoauern Su
pernebmen. oa6 oiele5 serltorenoe Snleft
in uerlbieoenen 8eoenoen uniere6 Saun
ties an9efoneen bat beoeutenoen Sbaoen
an oen WaiSeniaoten anjuribten. pclbe
mob biz eft fur5llb all9emein Elm 70 ulel
periprebenos6 2lu61eben oebabt babrn.
SSon oen Gaunties Suds uno Gbelfer
uernimmt man Gbnlihe &looen. Nud in
mebreren Gauntie5 BON Marplano iollen
Ole Serbeeruneen Der Slicoe iebr 9rob
iein. Sn 5albot @auntp. belBt e6. 1T Die
6dlfte Der gBaiienloat jerit0rt ; Elm Sbeil
oerielben ouf Dem beiten eano. 1T bereit5
|um8epflu0t noroen uno tpieoer onocre
8elcer iino 70 lebr beibdoiot. oab l,e Die
Wube oes @rneten5 faum lobnen ,perOen.
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: were extremely unpleasant, Remained wander
ing about until il was completely dark. felt the
hands of my watch and they pointed to seven
o'clock / still wandered on, in hopes of striking
the right path, apprehensve of eneounterng
snakes animals OF prey. The moon now rose
This was great relief to me, and in short time
heard noise which found to be the report OF
the fireworks used celebrate the feast of Santa
Lucia thus learned the direction of the city, and
guided my movements accordingly. | arrived
about half past ten o'clock at the rancho where
had left my companions in the morning. found
it silent and deserted. walked round, found the
door open, and entered found the remains of
fire on the floor. | was determined to remain
here till morning, / soon kindled fire, and
finding some rough boards, placed them near
the fire and lay down. / was just falling into a
doze when was startled by hearing voices call
ing my name. Immediately arose, and shouted
in reply, and advancing from the hut, found four
horsemen outside, whom | recognized as my
friends. They embraced me with great Joy, and
informed me that my companions of the morning
! were all dreadfully alarme d for my safety. They
had sent horscmen in all directions to search
for me, and parties had been out all day keeping
up Gruitess search. returned to the city behind
one of the horsemen, and was overwhelmed by
7 my kind hearted friends with congratulations on
my safety Inever shall forget their kindness.
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CAprArr PAeE--we have already mentioned the death
of this gallant but unfortunate ohicer When he en-
barked at point Isabel for this city, although II ives
feared that he would be for life helpless victim Of his
terrible wound he regarded a. convalescent but
his exposure during the voyage caused relapse, from
which he recovered. When saw him on board
the Missouri, Tuesday the It'll inst, he was quite
helpless, He fed by means of silver tube, and ex
pressed his wishes slate He was accompanied BY
his devoted wife, who continued to him with true
conugal tenderness, denying herself all relief and rest
until she was taken exhausted from his bedside FEW
hours before his DEATH His faithful orderly John HALL
day, also with him from the time he received his
wound until he breathcd his last Brother soldders, the
difference Of rank forgotten and he nurssd his com
msnder with fraternal affection and fidelity. Al IL
o'clock Saturday, the lth the unfortunate ofcer be-
came sensible that his death hour was approaching
When asked il he wos reconccd to die, he made sign
that he was. Mrs. Page being exhausted and having
been removed from his bedside, the wife of the captain
1.-THE boat, and lady who was passenger, took her
place and did quit until O'Clock Sunday
ing capng the hand Of one Of them in his cold.
damp fingers, and with appealing eyes endeavoring to
express the feelings he could not speak he expired
would be unjust the living to close this notice without
referring to the conduct Of Captain 1wichel He'd the
dying been his bosom friend instead Of passenger
his boat he could not have received from him more
kindness and attention-N. o. Bulletin, July H.
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CIuDAD REAL, (San Christoval,
Capital of Chlapas. FEB. 6, 1916. !

The Preparations for Pic Nc Breaktdsf-A
Danyer- Cure for the Ague-Lost IN the Forest
/,cktcard Sitrsation-Night IN the Forsst-Fsar
of Wild Beasts. &C., 9c.
closed my last letter just as we were setting
out 10 view the other caves, half mile distant
from that mentioned in my last.
Not far from this second cave was small
rancho, (hut) constructed of poles and covered
with a straw roof To this we repaired, and pre-
parations were made for breakfast. This spot
was to be the rendezvous for the day; and while
the culinary preparations were being made, the
volns and guitars were tuned, and all expected
to spend merry day But accident happen
ed that soon dimped the mlrth OF the entire
party.
heat and before | came away felt completely
chilled by the cold damp air OF the cavern. be-
fore arrived at the rancho was seized with an
ague fit thought that little exercise would
drive II OF, so, without telling any OF the
party, | started off at brisk pace through
the forest, whilst the servants were prepar-
ing breakfast. / soon found that the exercise
was having beneficial effect, so | kept
walking on In northerly direction. | continued
unthlnkinglY walking thus for about an hour,
without knowing where / was going, my only
anxiety being TO get rid of the ague. At length |
felt tired and lay down under a tree to reposc my
self IL was now about III o'clock. The silence
of the woods invited repose and soon fell asleep.
When awoke Judged 1t was about three O'Clock,
and imme tiately started to return. soon lost
my way. To make matters worse, the sun be-
came obscured by cloudsi was totally unac-
auainted with forest travelling, and | became
completely bewidsred. l walked on Tor some
time, taking different directions at random. !
was in wild forest, nothing 70 be seen but trees,
and rocks and underwood: soon came to the
conclusion that would be obliged to spend the
night here, and the reflection was by no means
consola,ory. | thought OF the probability of my
meeting wild animals, and the anticipation was
of any thing buta pleasing nature. now became
very thirsty, and there was no water to be seen.
The dry leaves beneath my feet gave out melan-
choy sound, and my sensations on the whole
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were severely wounded, and one has since died
from blow received on the skull. Deprive the
Viennese of the privilege OF seeing sights, and
you lay the first stepping stone to revolutions;
but Whatever may be the character OF the out
break, not syllable ever finds its way into the
public prints-its first app tarance before the
world is in foreign journals, by means oil their,
correspondents.
The tickets that were thus obtained fell to those
whs could best battle against their fellows, and
bvveTe sold at h gh prices 10 those who were more
willing to pay for a sight than 10 fight for IT. On
the day of the ceremony, military guards were
stationed in all directions, and every precauton
taken to prevent violence; the result was an
admirable degree of order and quetness.
The stages erected in Palace place, were des-
tined for the respective classes and each on enter
ing was shown to the place which he was to
occupy. On all occurrences OF this kind in Wen
ma, strangers are treated with degree OF courte-
sy which is worthy of credit, and certainly re-
ceives the thanks of those who enjoy 1t. The Inn
perial stage was handsomely decorated for the
court; others were arranged for the Diplomatic
corps, Austrian generals, and superior authorizes
High mass having been performed in the lmperi-
al cha pei the court appeared on the stage attend
ed by the highest officers OF the empire, and was
supported the right and left by representatives
of foreign courts in full dress, the whole forming
tableaux of the most gorgeous kind Emperor Fer
dinand seated between the Empress mother
vile OF Francis the First, and the Empress Maria
Louisa, consort OF Napoleon. On the appear
ance of their malestes, the mlitarycalled TO arms
the drums rolled, and amid the blast of trumpet:
Prince Metternich approached the Emperor, and
commenced speech IN praise OF the deeds and
virtues of the deceased-in which the peace o.
Paris, the trlumphal entry of Francis, and the
congress of Vienna, were the principal subject:
treated of. For these labors and these blessings
remarked the world-renowned diplomatist, II
conclusion, he asked other reward than the
''love of his people," HIS majesty replied in {
few words-the court kneeled, the military pre-
sented arms, and with religious solemntie
performed by the Archbishop of Vienna, ane
pontfcal assistants, accompanied by the chorus
es of the court singers, the monument wa
exposed to the gaze OF his malesy's most faithful
subjects. All THIS was performed with degree
of GOODNESS and Formally, which seemed to md
cate that the assembled multitude was dIvIdeo
into two great casses-the performers and the
lockers on, the active and the passive. No shouts
of national pride rent the in remembrance oil
the nations hero. Either the Austrians are mol
capable of enthusiasm, or they are not proud oil
being Austran.. No holy flame of patriotism
seems to warm their breasts, or to unite them on
national festivals in bursting forth, in loud utuafs,
as a band of brothers who know that their cause
is holv. o. p. O.
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Naval IntelliUeuce,

Samuel Humphreys and Samuel HART, Esqrs., Naval
Constructors completed their survey Of the vessels Of
at this station, and we hope in a lew days, that
out of the Delaware, "a, and fgate Consteation-pro
baby the Pennsy (pa) Era July 49,
The s. steamer Legare, sailed from Charles
supposed to be the Gulf The following list of her
officers Napoleon L. Coste, OF South Carolina, capian
Charles Grover of Pennsy vana LIST Lieutenant; John G.
Brentwood of Virginia, I'd do John Carson, Of Penn,
vania Sd do; VIM B. Randolph, Of Florida Sd Do; John
Dougherty, of Maryland, chief engineer John A Rug
Florida, MASTER d. Smonson, OF New York, surgeon
- Phillips of South Carolina, boaswain John Ire.
of New York, gunner Her crew consists OF 90 men.
The revenue steamer Jefferson has been ordered out
for constant service the lake during the present
of navigation She e this port yesterday morning,
and we presume shall more Of her during the
summer except during her brief flying visits for fuel
and supplies.-Oswego Wing, July2e.
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Affairs I'm Mexico.

Arsta had issued proclamation to the troops of the
DIVISION declaring that his and their honor affected
by tho disastrous action Of the 9th May and states that
he has demanded investigation, which the govern
ment had granted
General Parsdss had not left Mexico for the army Of
the north
The proposed movement Of General Taylor upon
Monterey well know in all parts of Mexico. The
people Of Monterey we're getting much alarmed. The
army formerly under Arsta at Linares under Mea,
about T. 900 strong.
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crRc,1An TO TIE MoRxoNs.

MorMoy. IL have come among you, instructed by
Col. 8 w Kearney, Of the United states Army, now
commanding Army Of the West 70 WISH zoe nor-
mon md 10 accent the services for twelve months,
of four or five companies Of Mormon men VINO may De
willing 10 serve their country for that period IN our pre-
semi var with Mexico This force TO unite with the
Army of the West at Santa Fe qnd be marched thence
IN aliforna where they will be discharged They will
receive pay and raons, and other allowances such "a
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DR sALTERs YOUNG MANS FRIEND "A sPE-
~ CIFIC MIxTURE1Ihe most speedy certain and
Full with bottle Wholesale and retail by
= o. FAY 1876 Fulton street. lamp ssorsl Snn Bp,lS's
washington street. boston, and North MAN street. Pfov
dsnce jy2 iwsuc
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1t is entirely surrounded by the waters of the
Gulf, and fleet of the largest ships pass be-
tween it and the main land The new work,
thrown up since its capture by the French, is not
seen in this sketch, as it is to the norhward of the
Castle. 1t is formed of earth, and consists of a
covert way and glacs coupe. The foot Of the
glacls is protected from the action of the waves
by sea-wall OF masonry. The parapets are
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The Castle of San Juan de Ulloa is situated in
Lat. I9o ~ ~, Lon. $50 o. w. of Greenwich.
The above view was taken from the Island of
SACRIFICES, four miles southeast of the fortress
The castle is built on a coral reef, under water,
about one thousand yards, little more than
half mile from the City of Vera Cruz, which
place its batteries command, as also all approach
es from seaward.
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all of masonry, and there are no gun case
ments.
The only armament ofwhich we have accurate
information, consists in 1S's and lbs on the main
work, with nine 2fs on the water battery on the
right of the sketch. It is said that these, also
the guns on the new work, have been replaced by
pieces of the heaviest calibre, making more than
100 heavy guns available for service to protect any
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E&K JACKETS FOR HAYRE-second Linc-The
MIA packet ship BALTIMORE. Captain John johnson,
knJrl viii sail on the ist Of August For freight or
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-28
9Lusiebruna! 9lusiebruna !.
Rur foI9t nab Sur ou:tb ben gebrauh BON Dr.. Duu-
can's sluswnrf 6ef6rberuoes oeiln,tteI.


Sr. B 1T. 9. peterS, 9lidmcnb, c5ilsiana, tuilr-
De iestes 6ribiahr bon enter bbsartiSen @erfdltung
welde d anf letne eunse iese utto eno
lid3 obhlen une gefd,spiren bilrete. Sein eausarp
oebrauce 9Ges, mas er fir gut hielt, aen otne @r
fcl8 Gr bsnadribt9se bn, oob er liht seheilt 'per
3,tr ielbeu 3eit oeranoBte i'm eiu 8reuub, Jor. So
sa su DasO g. Salepag Der Ell, a9ent tn Sisem
Gte CT Tlafheu 9ebraubt Bate fanS er, baB er be
fer nuroe. gtaeaoem er gloihen sebroud,t bate,
par ct itberseu9t, baB oeie rene hn fnriren Durbe
r ftifte fit Slaithen metr, ltnb flht dl nun'ebr
olndlid, ben aranfen lagen 81 fOnnen, oaB er nod
Saucn oebraudte uno in jeber 8e5ebung ifarf fib II
fomit Yo[lfcmmen sebeilt 1T. Gr tpnte baB oieie
3eilen burd5 3eitunqen perOfentt weroen, ban'it an
bere eeioenbe bic g8irfuns pcn Or. Onncan 8
Mus purf bef6roer es petl 1T Fl
fenuen lernen tno eebeift peroen ino9eu
gGir Die l1nterseidneten lno NIT oru. peter6 9enau
befann, nno wien, bas pb9es ocltfortnen rtd5tts it,
canes peters,
SIaac Sanna,
gepr9e Dun,
81. .. &eD1on, Ga.
G5@3u baben bei S. Sartcn, @antcn, 9tarf Co.'S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1846-01-28
sluforoernne Str Suplcrlpton auf eine oentlde Dao
mats Ihrift, betitet
SE q I f oil q,

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Sbt9es Derf, entbaleno cine Sammluuo up,, inte
reiianten SrsabunBen uno 9topelen, 8aIaoen uuo 9p
ntar5en neuerer 3eit erideint in npnatlideu Soften
BON 48 ercBen Scaoieten (eericcnfcrmat) nit eircm
farbsen llm1(ag in correften Drucf uno auf tpeisem
paper M Ten, deerlt biliscn prete bon 10 @ents per
pett. Auslpdrttge sIbonnenten erhalten ben onsen
5atreana az Sefte) aus mebr als SIS Sefen befe.
beno) fir Dollar in 8orausbesablnq, ,pcburo oas
ein;elre Soeft ouf 81 @ents f6mmt Snnerbalb ii Ga
gen plro oae crlfe Neft erbcuen 91ad, Dem @mpfano
lbcf1elben bas JGbere.-
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S>euee Mirtbebaus
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Gde Der etbertY StraBe unb ben, Marft 9teree, auf
Der ndhften eatte weitlid pom @purtbaule, unb bon
Safe lno cne6s Stohr, fbrdg 9esenitber ansefangen
Cit 0entIid,es @jaifhauS su haen, tpolelbf er ets
6ereit ien miro, 0feenoe gu perb, gSa9en uno SuB,
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einer Ses nidt6 n'an9eln lofIen miro nm all9emene
3ufrteoenhett 81 9eben.
Da feine @jebdulidfeiteH l1e;tenS neu uro qerdus
mig, fetneGitd1e, Sd1enfe, Sdlaf5tmmer uub Stdtunq
retdlid, nnbmit benz beiten oerlehen no unb berbes
Iene Nednun9en bilIi9 ien pcrben, 70 eruortet er
Eburd prctpte 8ebennn9 uno or9fdltt9e 9ufmerffarn
felt etuen Shelf Der Dntliden @un Al oerotenen uuo
|erhalten. Sbrt It. Sumter.
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1Nh freuen, ietne unoen aucb III oecn 3pe9e Su be-
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seunnen Drc Srenpe unc 8an,e puttieun, raa Ne
0tarj8 IN 8efaftspcrbnbuns oer artnrfbip setrsten
eee art 0nBarbeit pirb anf Ben9 prompt unb u ben t
ltsfen preen po t9net rerfrst Ne aren ofen Sp9
tbrem Sa9e sb6rse gesenanre mettn in 3ufuf pcn linen
anf anb pe persleiben QeaenfanSe
bepnen tpttpe wobi tDnn nenn c bel arfe inre mir
nbcr3uSt lno baB e pe NGc9btnnp, Gtirae ict te
fct nnb ppbfelcr Su eauftn i'm Stanpe (ino.- =
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