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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-17

az know" s1ys Mirabeau, "but three
ways of living in this world first, by wages
for work; secondly, by begging; and third
ly by stealing so named, or not so named"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-17
OUR MOTTO Is
READY Ply"

III III1'III WI,
AND OUR BUSINESS Is TO BUY AND SELL
HARDWARE AND DRUGS
As Low as Possible. Carpenters, Builders,
Farmers, Carriage and Chair Mixers, Paint
ers, Cabinet and Harness Makers. Mill
wrights, and Mechanics generally, will find
such articles among our assortment as will
suit their separate purposes.
PHYSICIANS
who prescribe for others, and
FAMILIES.
who prescribe for themselves may al all times
find a general assortment of
DRUGS AND BOTANIC MEDICINES
at CIIESSMAN & WRIGHTS.
Salem. o., March 2Sth.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-17

ROOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
- tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints. Oil
and Dye StuffS, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. Both.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-17
3tOETNp.
A YANKEES NOTION ABOUT
ENLISTING.

Thrash away, you'll have to rattle
On them kittle drums o. yourn-
faint a KNOWN kind O. cattle
That is ketched with mouldy corn;
Put in stiff, you ffer Teller,
Let folks see how spry you be
Guess you'll toot till you are yeller
Fore you git ahold o. me!
That ere flags a leotle rotten,
Hope it aint your Sundays best
Fact! il takes a sight O. cotton
To stuff out a soger's chest;
Since We farmers have to pay fort,
IF you must wear humps like these,
Sposin' you should try salt hay fort,
1t would do as slick as grease.
'Twouldn't suit them Southern f~ellers,
They're a dreadful graspin' set,
w must oilers blow the bellers
When they want their irons het;
May be it's all right as preachin',
But ing naryos it kind o CRATES,
When | see the ovcrreachin'
o. them nigger-driyin' States.
Them that rule US, them slave-traders,
Haint they cut a thunderin' swarth,
OIelped by Yankee renegaders,)
Through the vartu O. the North
We begin to think it's mater
To take sarse and not be riIed 3
Who'd expect TO see Il later
All on eend at bein' billed
T--1 q. -
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

4 CHRONICLE OF THE TURF, Field
| ~ SPORT. LITERATURE AND THE
| STAGE. enbelli'hed with spended deel en-
cravings; published every Saturday mOruing, AZ
So3 Rarxi,Vstreet John Richards, Proprie-
tor, William T. Porter, Editor. This well known
weekly publication, which was established IN
1881. b ITS present editor, commenced ITS I'hir-
teenth volume OH the 4th Of March, l643. 1t Is
sheet Of the very largest cias'' containing
twelve imperial quart0 pages, printed on men
paper Ol the finest texture, and on GOOD typ
IL Is embellished with the largest ana most hi hly
finished engravtnes ON steel, ever issued ny a
periodical in the United States. The last three
ynh,,pns contained superb portraits of the dis.
tngushed American aud imported Horses de-
signed TO constitute an Americnn sporting Gal
Itfy, accompanied with complete Memoirs CIV
ing the pedigree Characteristics, aud peIioruan-
Ces OF each, with accidental notices of their CO..
temporares, &c. The eugravlues correspond in
sixe eighteen inches by thrteen) with Those
annually published in London. OF The winners o.
Derby, Oaks, aud ST. Leger, and have been tX
ecuied il line, on steel plate, expressly for this
paper, from original pictures, in OIL, by the most
eminent artists.
In the course Of the present Volnmn, of l643,
will also be given a portrait Of fashion, The.
Northern champion, aud such other magnificent
embellishments as viii hereafter be determined
upon.
The spirit of the Times" is so well known
throughout the country as the acknowledged
"lhrouicIe ofthe Turf, Field Sports" &c. that
il is not deemed necessary To 90 lutO any detail
Of its peculiar Characteristics.
TERM4 OF SUBsCRIPTON AND ADVERTISING
For one years subscription $40 In advance
For advertising one square Of ten printed lines
(ar I20 words,) Two Dollars for lie first insrr
ti0n, aud 50 cents tor each sub,Cqueut insertion,
aud longer or shorter ones in that proportion
Less than Gu wOras viii be c0ns errd half q
square, more than 60 'qLare. No advertise,
m.ut will be inserted unless raId for IN hdtanc
Gentlemen in toe Country en- easily ascertain
the amount proper 10 be ItnitIed, hy slmpl,
counting the words OF their a'vertrscmrnts
ft3- Extra copies Of Che barge rngta, ings on
steel may be ob,nirei at Dhl pnbh,auou ofi@,
A. 6 each. 'lhel will lie sent to any EtCtlot
If the Union, secure from lbjur,,
tEFl is desirable that such letters and con-
as relate 10 the editorial depart |
ment Il to ilon,i Stock, he addressed 10 VIM.
/. Porter. all other TO Ri, lizards. The postage
mus he n1id in ali cases
New York, Nov. IL, l643
The Low price at which i, will he issued rem
i r' It the chenpe peri, dioal in this nr any
other country, considering the cost and beauty |
otits FIFTY TWO ENGRAVtNGS. aud th4 |
intrinsic value Off literary contents. Those
iesirOus OF receiving the paper from the COM
will have il pun, tualh sent to tbtit |
address Gpm their forwarding to the un err
Ig1ed, at No. 4 Anu street dollars, free Of ex-
OeRse.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
MAPLE SUGAR.

Every man who can conveniently attend
to it should make maple sugar. 1t can be
done when the farmer has but little else to
do, so the labor should not be reckoned
high. In some sections fuel is of but little
consequence, and where it is high, strict
economy should be practised as to the
mode of boiling. For catching sap, birch
buckets answers temporary purpose, and
the cost is a mere trihe. Troughs made
OF light soap would cost but a few cents
each, where timber is cheap, and they will
last long, if housed, or turned upside down,
in pile, and sheltered from the sun and
storms. But the most convenient and
cheapest vessels in the end, are buckets
with iron hoops.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

To PRESERVE CATTLE FROM DISEASE
IN THE wINTER.-When cattle are kept
out in the winter, it is recommended as a
useful practice to rub some tar at the root
of the horn, which prevents the wet from
getting between the root and the skin; and
tits said, contributes to preserve the health
of the animal, and to keep it free from va
rious diseases to which it may otherwise be
liable. ..f
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

PURIFIED HoNEY.-The following mode
of purifying honey is recommended by Sill
Ter: "Any quantity of honey is dissolved
in an equal part by weight of water. The
liquid is allowed to boil up four or six times,
without skimming; it is then removed from
the fire, and after being cooled, brought on
several strong linnen strainers, stretched
horizontally, and covered with layer of
clean and well washed sand, an inch in
depth. When the solution has passed
through the strainers, it is found to be of
the color of clear white wine; the sand be-
ing allowed to remain on the strainers, is
rinsed with cold water, and the whole Of
the liquor is finally evaporated to the thick.
ness Of syrup"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
The Brick hUcry Stable,
YAZNO CITY, MISSISSIPPI,
On the Street leading from Benton.

On the Street leading from Benton.
sEVEIE Stable ls now underg ding thuro0sh re-
4 pairs, such as eula gug with new staHs,
troughs, mangefs, &c. 81 az 20 render ho'sss
c"uilur able. Caru~ge aud Bugs shelters will
ale, be erechd. We have als,', tots with goud
.heiters, troughs, aid water tor the aceama,Uda-
ton D, dIuyeFs.
We particularly solicit the patronage OF pur-
chasrrt aud sellers of sto IL, as VIZ are pF-pai ca
10 hnJ aud sell on terms 10 .uit our Gus ou er.
Stuck sold by.p a warranted TO hr whai we req.
re-tnt-ii not there viii be no sale Prr.oi,
may rel, uinn not having old livery stock ian.
posed upan them, as al ~ our old Il * vas sold
at auutI"1-nune OF which We purchased
Travellers and drOVtrs will be cOuaucted, and
IN, If haEg"ge SC { to any HpteI WITHOUT charge
Then hor,es aud bug lies .enl Tor, srould they
call Ne thet go down, 60 aRy tart Of the elty.
Persons isvnrIug Us Wi'h ihrII pattnnage ma,
rely upon receiving satisfaction, a. We have bet
ter elt,ring, sl"bhng, water, &c. 81, than IS gp,
rally pund IN this county. Cit, acceptance
i-kHn in paym o. o. auy iransart,ol made " ii
IS, frnm the & ed 81 a ore up. Thankful 10,
he very liberal patronage her tain, recr,vei..
~ hupe BY ute asing eusrgy 70 continue 20 u,er-
{ The sane. Your ub'dt. sen'u.
BLACKMAH, SJOTT eco.
Aug l5th' le4S. 44-ly.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
For the F.. r m 4 e e r. :.
AGRICULTU RAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
4r0 GREEN AND DRY WOOD. F

A cord of wood whilst green, is said t.
contain l443 pounds of water, or one hogs.
head and two barrels. Let every farmer
who hauls woodto market, remember that
when he transports it green, no is carry
ing that weight and quantity of water on
his load, which, fine had suffered his wood
TO remain after it was cut till it was suita-
BY seasoned, he might save from the bur-
den of his oxen or horses, or pile upon the
top oft three fourths of cord of seasoned
pine, and yet have no heavier load than
the green cord alone weighed, 4gaa3
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

ADDITIONAL QUANTITY OF MILK TO
BE GAINED BY mich COWS IN THE
HOUsE.-In the management of cows, a
warm stable is highly necessary; and cur
rying them like horses, not only affords
them pleasure, but make them give their
milk more freely. They ought always to
be kept clean, laid dry, and have plenty Of
good sweet water to drink. Cows treated
in this manner, have given two gallons Of
milk at time, when within ten days oil
calving.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Yicksburg Foundry.
S. ZIMMERMAN g. co.

A RE prepared To execute and furnish all
n iEiBds " yaTt ~ abe line OF Founders aud
MaehiI SIS. Engines, and machinery Of every
description. for Bats, Mile, o. Gins, built o,
prepared. aad all work that may Be or,iered
viii Re promptly ate lied to, aad in the hesr
manner, at REDUCED prices. We invite call
from Planters, Rnd otbers. 10 our Eslablisbnent.
AZ the LOWER LANDING, VICKSBURG.
June Path, St5 s7-Ir.
NJ B. Iiiehest prices, 10 cash, psa for ola
Iron, Brass OF Copper.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
THE UNION.

o. No attention wi he rand to any O,d. .,
unless be M nry accUu,psnis. It,
OF ! hose sirirg c0mpl-tr copies Of the
Congressional Uniuu and Appendix, will please
-enh us th II names previous 10 tie hrsi iaI Of
December next
or We val will CIV pay the postage on all
elter, sent to rs cnntniniua F We lio lars anil
upWauls. OIher letter, directed to us, sith th.
postage unpaid, will not be TAKEN out uf the Of
ice.
...I.. RICHIE & HESS.
Washington. ArRnsi J. Is4'.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

OF For TIE accommodation ofthose who de-
sire paper printed at the seat of government
curing the session Of Congress only, We will lurn-
sh tlem the ExTRA UNIoN n, follows:
semi Weekly, l coDv s. 5ll Weekly, ! copn & on
. copies - t0i 70 rOries 10 90
y copies 400 IS cupi,s 20 o.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
;. M. HENDERSON.
ROBr. FISHER,
MILTON PILES,
JOHN WARMACK,
r Il JENNINGS.

Benton, MISS, May ", l649.
certify that owned dru. store in the town
Of Benton, Miss. in the year l844, aud that !
sold about 200 boxes Of w. W., Woods fever
aud ague pills, ami that warfAntell every box
to cure, aud that have never known these pulls
to fail to eject a cure in few bours. eau sal
that believe they are equal to any medicine
ever offered to the public for the cure Of chill y
.feYeTaOr lever and ague. Z. q MCKEE.
3 e~ BENTON, MIss., April l6, 1915.
] have used Dr. Woods fever and agne pills
in my family for several years, and'Can cheerful
lyi bear ties timoDys to their tficaoyin the mme-
.date cure of chllIs and feVers in any form. ]
have .also been lot some time connected with a
drug stsFe, in wbioh,tbey were constantly kept
Tor sale. md do not know Of single iustanre,i 40
which thev have not given instlnt relief They
are the.most popular remedy, by far, ufany 9TH
er in this section. NJ. A. JENKINS.
WV WOOD, Be"t,'n, MSS. July, lS4s.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
q. o. WUODMAN, g. co, g...
II yeg YazoO City.
Aug. 90 ls45. mas, 245-lY
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
THE SOUTHERN LITERARYlI
mga1 MESS NIGER.

| II AS now been established ten yenFs, du5
IL which L. has overcome many and great
stdcles; and attained ii wide ClrValHti0n an
very high character. The Efforts of the Dri
editor will be strenuoOsly directed, not ohf
the preservation o. its ancient fame, but als IA
its constant Improvement. la this. the Halls,.
Ing testimonials he has Ttceit ed Outing th9I5s
twelve months, head him 10 believe Chat he h.
already succeeded.
The contributors are NUMEROUS, enibtsAA
professional aud amateur wTitPrsiOl the fin, J;'S
tinction. Great expense is incUEied ana o..
pains are taken 10 secure an AhundAhu tJJ1L
interesting aud instructive matter,
REGULAR CoNTRlBUTORs Judge b Tp,..,
&c y. IIayden; Nasus, auIhorrss OF The VSSy
sPFetensIon,' NC; IL. ", author Of Fybs ~
Tnlr,' &C., Virginia; Lieut., NJ. +. Msnry. n 3
NJ, Washington; W. Gilmore S,mms, 1t!M
George Frederick Holmes, South Carolina, NJ
Jare T. Warrington, Ohio; Mira, Mari
Hewitt, New York; +. B. Hale, TllihoE!W
liam w. AnrEews, U. s. Consul, Malta;,H,R
lIirst, Philadelphia
OCCASIONAL CoNTRBUToRs-P President Tbomii.
R. Lew Professor George Tucker: J. Bi DGgS'
thor Of 'Phe History Of an Adyenturer,,s ana
'Sequel;" Lucian Minor, w. B.. u Is chmag
Italy; w. NJ b. U, s Charge: s! A. ViIlirS'
DR.. 5 Il. Dickson, T. D., South Carolina. LII
Gust, ONO: and many others, in the SouIh ana
in nearly eveiy state inthe Union some. s,Sbose
wells we would gladly remove
The contents will be exceedingly varied. en-
hracing Reviews; Tales; Novels; Poems. E,,
"a S; Travels; Sk-t hes; Biograph|; aIjstory.
Popular Science; Papers on the NAVY, Army
ana Other National lutrrssts; Literary Ib~IT.
,once, Foreign aud Domestic; AMI Notc4s IN
New Works Selections Of merit will occasion.
alb be inserted ..5.H
The leading principle is the promotion Of
pure Native literature, aud If asnp,ultd Ma.
IonaI Spirit, th this view the following IRE.
niun.s are "6eIed:
For 'hr best PHpr on the rresentstste Of atk
American Letters. h" prospect uLc so
M aus al heir improvement, $50 co
tie hes Renew THE works Of some
natIV~ PI,.e Wrt.r, IS 90
The b 81 Review Of the works Of some -
ndv Pn I, 1854 e. 90
The best "'isnal Fa'e. 1900
lie best riginal PUem, IS 90
Man, improvements will lie introduced with
! V"iu re- and the ST. he RENT, ied So no,e
Excellent. AS it asnirts 10 he the l. trrary d.
gan Of tue south and Wes'-it is rxpectt q Il at
hey, CANT the North aud at aEO) will ihfr.
ally encourage tins such II cor gTatnIatel
the West IN the SUI cess OF thu Ir Naval d uor.-
work at its own creation.
The Messenger rnd'anS IN an average sixty
our pages, n number, SIX cen PAGES more tbIn
mast Of our Magz mes ;and published monihiy
t S5per annum; five copies tor twenty doi.
airs II the friends o. the cause and agents ex
.r' themselves, il will soon be visiting evety
month, at least twenty thousand staunch sub.
-crbers
3. B. MINOR, Editor & Proprietor.
Richmond, Virginia, August, 1874.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
Protection Insurance Company
80. !. oEHARTF0Rb. nNNECrIcur.

HUE Undersigned are sgeniSror this Compa-
) d hy,RRd are prepared 10 insHre Dazzling
Houses Stores, Merchandise aud Cotton in
Store. And also, 10 take River risks on NJ,
cha sdiie and Cotton. a,-. rt.
The Company is an old one-has done n large
business in the South and West, aHd paid maR,
losset. ALLEN T. BARKSDALE.
Yaxoo City, April 25, 1915. 3O-6m.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07

MANGE.--This is a cutaneous disease,
whichis very contagious, for so many cows
as come in contact with one laboring .un.
der the disorder, will be sure to catch IT,
Its symptoms are, skurf on the external
part Of the body, which is always attended
with an itching. This the animal shows,
by having a continual inclination to rub
the affected parts againstany thing she ca q
get at. Some say that it is kind Of ami
+. maculate, which burrows in the skins i
generally attacks those animals which are
low in flesh, and have been led on Poortor.
age.
The first step in order to cure this dis
case, is to take a curycomb and gently cur.
~ off the scurf; in order that the medicine
may have'a better effect. AFeF this, the
following application is to be rubbed on the
parts affected, which may be repeated eve
nv three or four days till a cure is effected
and it seldom requires more than two OF
three applications :
Flour of sulphur, lb.
Spirits Of iurPendne, pint.
Train oil enough to make i into a thip
liquid.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-07
j: s. CIendcnin,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law
90 .Is YAzOO CITY, Mississippi.
April 80, ls45. 3O-h
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Scpr0c @f. Dallas

Ter 8cc prrltoent 81 0 a ID. . a l.
I 6, hat iId, rurt (cin NrrhaIten III Scsua
ouf Die pon benz &cn9ree 70 eben pasirtc Sas
riff Bill ben lluwilcu cc6 SclfS Urn peuu,
(Dpanicn in cincm hrhcn Gjrdoe iu9e;c9eu,
dc ISciIc ociuscrt bat. QSir lcicn III ben
3citungcn, oas 0rrr 0aadS III ptIldoclphil,
harrisburg, Vitt6bur0 unS ciu9en anoern
Srtcn inter manhcrlci geidimpfur0eu I'M
silouis aehdu9t cbcr rcrtr0nnt mcrceu it,
Eieie9lcu6eruu9 ccS llnwilleu5 curt cic Ses
9rtUn9 pon Shdtlidfcitrn III in unicrm 9dus
&c fsiueswcQs III biGigcu uuirrc frcir 0ies
ocruuaS 8erf1eunS gcbt bcm 3clt Gin
frieolidlc5 uuo plrflamcs Wtttelau rirlNanp,
I'M lth Hedlt su ocrIthafcn, ipenu iciuc Rci
omtcn I'D, lCiucm Sntereec uno lciucr lEohls
fnhrt ur9etrcu bcmetlcu--uno oiCIeS Rittcl
1T Der Q t III III a Il II.
94cun cine Dtrtrhrit ccs 8clfs vru lNcuu,
fplcanicn tci Der prclIeentcupdhi in 1874
I'D, ourdl oic 2InfilLrcr Der 2cfofcfc Iarthei
haben tauIden laAcn ourh Die SeriIherur9,
cdB y OFF nnS . Il q 6 Su @untsu ei
nes SduB 2arifS iccu, 70 bar c5 oaifcl
be icincr eetd,tglimbiatcit uuo 3bcrhcit III
ccroanfen, lpcnn CO lGt Jest IN Den Soancluus
gen celer ncaen Scdmtcn duf od5 0rpbite
bctrcgen iIett. Ca5 8cf rcu pennInlpa
nten wiree pdhreuO Gem VrcNocntcu.Y YEabl.
fdmrf 1T 1874 bon eCu QEhI0s ubcr uno nbcr
9cndrut tucqcn cen Ucrcerblihen Nclden.
wCld,e bic @rpdhuro oicicr Miuner ouf Die
eSntere0en unlcrcs Sfaat6 unc orn Gr,pcrb
tietB unIsres 9dn;eu Gauoc6 hatcn wiirce.- -
glllsin allen eteeu gcriteIIun9en no yHars
nunaen Der QShi9s fehrtc od5 Bolt Gin tau,
bes DIR su, uno CO blcibt ihm icbt fciuc an,
eere WabI nbria, ais ben bittcrrn Seld, auss
suleeren, rpeIdeS Cs fid, curd) ienc blinoe
YarIhet sInhdn9Iidfeit IcIbf mbcrcitet bat.
Ge StlmmfdItcn 9eben abcr benz 8clt prn
peHnlplcanisn ole Witel an Die Sauo Gh
Abhnlte Der llcbel 81 oerfdlaffen, tpclfc Der
Setrn9 Der ecfcfofo 9lnfllbrcr nbcr caiTeltc
'9ebradt bat uno burd) cen frllher an ihm
began9cnen Sairu9 bclebrtu uuc acptsiot ,piro
ss bcfentlid, bel Der prcfccntenrrdbl in
ls49 ben slnfnhrern, ipsIdc cs ius gereep
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19
Nipn,antiiel,c N;eichicl,tc.

gRdu lieif in Dem Courier non ct. Sriens
ne !: Dor ciui9eu Bcd,en er9lug nd, ctn lul,'
qcr Pdnn, in cincn meiten Dtantel gehulIt
uno cine @lSarre raufeno, auf elnem Der
Suais in Fyou. pIpBlidD bort or wenaen
Sd,riite Dor lId einrn ourd,criugeneen Shrei
uno eiucn itwrreu Sad in bic Ghcne. Ss
mar Wittcrnadht, Der lSino phf idbdrf, oas
Wddtr 9no hcf, bic Guais waren perDcet,
tiefsS Dunfcl lag auf cem Strcme. Gcm
junaen Wann ahnte Gin grcses lluqIlld -
oulfc that Itneu 9tCtb uno cntid,lcGcn
fprdns or in bic itdumencen 9Sc9cn. Sdns
&c hattie er NIT Den cmpGrten 9lementcn su
fdmpfen bis cr linen ihrc Scutc pleccr abs
9cSwun9cn uno, ais or 300 SdlrItte ttrcmab'
pdrts mtsocr oaS ufer crrcld1tc, trug or cine
Dame auf Den 9lrmcn. sic Dar elegant 9es
flcioct, iuu9 - ,luo dusercrocntlid, Idl6u -
Sbcr wie Die lln9ludlid,e ins 9Gbcn surudSu'
rufcn 2 Bcbiu iIh penoen in 70 ipdtcrSIns
De q? Scocr Scr,u9 fonnte ben SOB ;ur Spls
9e baben. Der juu9e Wann ipphnte un,pelt
ocS Guais uno tru9 allo lrine Sltroc ohne
Scocnfen auf lcin 3tmmcr, no nod, cln lultl'
geS Seucr im Sfrn fniterte. Die Dame ere
hrltc I'D, lanaIam, Die Gctte Der lSan9en
fcbrtc surild uno encI;d, mar ite 70 rpett iples
Der her9eiteIIt, oo6 iIc tbrem Retter chnfeu
uuo ihm erSiblcu fonntc, mie lte 70 cbeu nit
Ger Diligence in eDcn angefommen, Die Wcb'
nung elmer Srcunriu auf Dem Guat auf9e'
iudt mo in Der itOdfnitcrn Jtad't cds un'
9Iilf 9chabt babe, au6su9leitcn une in Die
! Rbonc III iilirscn. Die @icihitte rpltroe III
ben SoonS Uon eYcu oiclfad, bciprcden unr
encetc nit Der 9erIcbung oe6 juuqcu Wan'
nes nit Icincr Giercttctcn, eiuer id,bncn jun'
gen gBittwe aus Sranffurt, Ole brllduft9 be-
merit, audb Gin itonr6 8srm69en bcGBcn loll
man ia9t, cine Wiaicn @ulocn.-Cem.
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OfcntliC6e 95mbu.

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-19

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