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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-21

T AMPS, 0IRANDOLEBAND HALL LANTHORNs.
- IN al their xaety-An extensive and splendid aisor
men oil the above articles comprising solar lard, camphine
chemical oil dorc and outdoor lamps rich plain globes
chmneys wcks French and American paper shades those
about purchasing would do well call and Judge for them
selves. n. B. Lamps gilt, bronzed and IsyriIsd;.
je3 3otsn p. g. REILLY, 100 Canast
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2l--5, p. M
The ne,ps from Balfimoreans icounded THE mar
kefs, &c.
No less than four of the officers whose among
the wounded in the received last night, have
lilies residing in this city and, description of their
wounds has hand, they are, matter of course
in great distress The of Breve Colonel j. E. John
SON. who sonn law of the Hon. Louis Lane, is
of considerable interest. He wounded Monterey,
Think and had recovered from that in time take part
storming of the capital His lady is, OF course
great Distress may also be said Of the families OF As
sistan Adutant General Mackal and Captains ID. Ii.
McPhail and J. b. Magruder. The "pones' looked
for this evening with great anxiety, especially by those
having relatives at the scat of war.
The Holiday theatre is open with of the
theatrical companies that have performed in
this city, under the management of Mr. Blake. After a
of six weeks, he will open the theatre
Richmond with the same company, and continue alter
natey during the winter, open in the other city
He has crowded houses nightly.
Booth performing the Front theatre in
his favorite characters.
The mail from the north this afternoon brings no news
The MAnkErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
-four active. Sales of 1900 barrels Howard
street, nearly all that could be had made Sc 60
the market closing firm on Change this price About
100 barrels City Mills have been sold The same prr ,
Rye flour is held 81 rs 81 S7k Corn meal held :,
1915 The receipts of grain moderate Sales Of ood
prime red wheat this morning l29 n 1873 os A
choice lot OF red at ls5 cts White wheat is selling al
1876 l45 cts. Sales Of white 68 Ct 90 c,s
and of yellow at II cts. ~ Oats 80 ces 40 a., M
rye 80 cts The supply of whskey is Light nd prices
ing upwards Sales at 30cts 81 cts In ods and ba
At New York, this morning. the stock market was lesa
firm under the news and United States securities have de-
clined average of about per cent Exchanges on Ton
don dull at 81 per cent pfemum
The Hour market exhbi ats sy,ecia change since the
steamers arrival noderate business doing rather in
favor oil buyers Sore sales of Genesee SO 56l 6 62t
southern is held SO 65 Sc IS Michigan at So So and
ONO about re same-supply light Sales of meal al
LIE receipts OF wheat light, but prices slightly in
or OF buyers Corn Is duiler, with sales of mixed ~
n cents, and yellow do 10 cents steady demand for
barley Rye is held at yesterdays prices Sales of oats a,
i6 a ~ cents.
Provisions and groceries change in prices.
The market is dull under the news sales sn,
decline of to cents per lb since the steamer
Whiskey firm aud advancing, with sales at 3.L cents in
barrels.
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Extensive Sale OF Valuable Jan.cs River Lands and


TN pursuance of decree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Richmond circuit, made the June
1917, the undersigned will offer for SALE "Wednesday e
10Th day of November next fairifno the day
the following valuable estates lying on James river and
No The upper plantations adjoining the lands of Thos
Mann Randolph esq containing by recent survey 1850
large OF which OF low grounds
$50 being Tuckahoe island with considerable
body on Iackahoe creek This tract Is situated mme-
cessul operation ON each side oft and few years ago
coal mines were extensively worked ON the prem
has lately been opened and worked nearly to the line
is believed that no lands in Virginia offer more favor
able prospect for those who wish engage In the coal bu
This estate lies in compact for-the buildings are near
the OF the open land and the whole OF is in excel
No z The tract formerly owned by James Curre, de-
ceased called EHste, adjoining No l. and containing by
survey 765 of which about 200 ,w grounds
coed brek Gn s tract mere an ana oSer
convenient out-houses
No The lower plantation purchased of the late David
which about ia low grounds with large
this tract which, at a small expense mght he rendered
very comfortable residence.
No. L. tract of land bought Of Thomas Mann RAN
doph, having thereon grist aud sawmil and containing
about 1875 On about n acres
Of this tract Mr. Randolph has reserved right dig
These oland contiguous to each other They
form body Of land OF great fertility and in the Highest
distant from twelve miles the advantages of
canal which passes the the hills, in to
don and Of there being perpetual waste Of
points, with the value Of the coal property,
make it perhaps the valuable that Of
ered for sale in Virginia Near 300 have been lined
with great benefit About 1000 bushels of wheat will 10
sown before the sale.
The will be offered for sale at ENersie, which is
nearly central the order above-dcscrbed The terms,
according the decree, will be follows viz: one-tourh
cash. and the residue IN three equal
nstanen of two and three years, bearing interest
from the first day of January next when possession of
the property will be delivered the purchasers executing
bonds Tor the credit payments and receiving conveyance
ill the purchase money shall be paid, and conveyance
directed by the court Mr. Jenkins residing the estate,
will show it to any DESTROYS of purchasing.
& II ", + !E W1fidhkHAm, }com'rs.
Before the end of the year, the slaves about $50 in
Der, the stock crops, &C., will be offered for sale, Of which
due notice will be given.
Sept I5-ctds d. w. T..
w +. w.
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the news-without buyers, however Sales Oswego SG 50
Michigan, 80 564 Genesee, So 62i Howard street,
~ 62i 30 10 Some holders ak W. Rye -FOUR $4 rs.
Western corn meal S3 IL a $3 IS
In whsa with moderate supplies, there de-
mand at firm prices Sales Gcnesee and white Ohio I42
li0 cents Illinois red, 100 Southern inferior 1924
cents Rye w 92t cents, delivered. Barley, rs
Northern oats, 4S 40 cents Corn (sales) 72a74 cents
Flat yellow, II a as cents
Hemp, dew rotted, $I4O $50. Ohio pork is firm
advance OF 90 rs sales of old $i3 6 S3 Isl;
this years prime $40 II $40 So Beef is dull. Ohio
lard l0l lOl bbs Rice, fair demand 81 O6 ~ 6s.
W DOL is in demand from dealers former
Freighs have much changed. Corn to Liverpool Cd
cotton I'D Sled -four Is 3D. There have been several
engagements of vessels load coal from Pictou New
York at $3 rs per chadron
The had injurious effect upon tue stock ma ket
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Revolutionary Claims.

AM possession of authentic documentary evidence
the services and claims of the officer Virginia
State line and navy half pay for life nd bounty lands
and of the officers of the continental IL of the several
States pensions, continuation pay, and bounty lands
The evidence will be furnished tho prosecuted,
the option of claimant Letters rected to Gen John
p. Dtva Tallahassee Florida, postp aid will be attended
JOHN Il. DUVAl.
Oct l3--cpn
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DOSNETsi BONNETsi-A handsome an d seasonabe lot
ID of and ehdrea bonnsts and hoe d will be open
ed at " The lnds Furnishing Store Friday next, the
22d instant They well all other articles in the mil
nary line, will also be furnished ord the shortest
notice, aud IN the most approved styles.
The public is notified that Mrs. Mary Ann France Is
longer the agent of the above esabshn Miss MARY
ALICE MURRAY from Baltimore, having been engaged as
agent in her stead
ND-eod34
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MANY years experience as clerk in one OF the prncl-
Nl pal accounting offices of the Treasury Department,
requiring general knowledge of public accounts the prin
cpes and usages governing their settlement and the de-
parment bureau which they may respectively refer,
will be sufficient guaranty claimants oil the subscriber
quacaonsto prosecute with precision and facility claims
ernment and before Congress-especiay all claims grow
ing ont of the Mexican
States, corporations, companies distant agents. and ind
vduals addressing their communications to me- postage
paid) "Georgeiown, ID. c. viii be promptly acknow
edged and punctuay attended to.
Office near the War Department, Washington.
b. CLEMENTS.
REPERENCEsi
Hon. A. X. PARRIs Second Comptroller Treasury.
Gen. ~ TowsoS, Paymaser General
PETER HAeSER, esq, Third Auditor Treasury.
Hon. GEO G. WASHINGTON, Maryland.
Hon. A. III. SHEPHERD, North Carolina.
Gen. A. g. BENNETT, Mississippi.
Rev. BENZ. NJ MILLER Mobile, Alabama.
Hon. A. l.. Mills, ST. Louis, Missouri.
VIM. J. AspERsos, esq, New York city.
0,-Commercia Register Mobile Ala; Missouri Repub-
tan Mo-; Commercial Advertiser N. X; Free Trader,
Natchez, Mi, will pleas copy and forward account with
paper containing advertisement, to b. q.
Sept 30-2mocp
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Grocery md Provision Store.

CEYBOLT CO., (successors of s. Holmes TIL street,
- opposite Patriotic Bank, receiving fresh stock,
prsng Coffee sugars, moasses, Woolseys srup,
cheese Spices ground and ungound Candles Shells
hops rice catups, pickles. lines, Olives capers, cherries
damsons, peaches, ounces, sardnes, eles, English,
French, and American mustard Bay rum, pepper
Bakers Riches, Hal and Paron's cocoa, cigars to-
bacco maccaroni vemcelli, mace, and general assert
ment of all articles usually kept in grocery store.
Also, hand choice article of Orange county butt
30-eoltn
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NTLLlNERS WANTED.-Two three good milliners
1Vl wanted IMMEDIATELY at "Ihe LADIES' Furnishing
Store" Pennsylvania avenue, between al and 9Th
Streets where and beautiful goods, in addition
the former stock, have just been received.
Oct. 10 eod3tr
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ID APPAHANNOCK Estate for sale.-On Thursday,
\ the I'd December, shall offer for sale public
ton, at Stony-hl, in Richmond county, Virginia, my
Mulberry Island estate, lying Immediately upon the Rap
pahannock, about 80 miles below Fredericksburg, and
above Tappaannock contains l795a about 400
of which are inferior to lands in this any other State
in the Union. The residue abounds in white oak and
locust, suitable for shpbuding, CEDAR chestnut yellow
poplar &c and contains enements, the annual
rental of which exceeds $500 OF other buildings it is
entirely destitute.
n" on The ms, rdsJ i s ha ,ans;u , sast .,
chestnut and oak whilst large marsh affords excellent
grazing for horned cattle during the major portion OF the
year.
The steamers Mary Washington and Planter, plying
weekly from Fredericksburg Baltimore, pass imme-
dately by this estate and would land those desrons OF
examining II upon the premises Tappahannock il
and would be subdvided into smaller farms, suit
purchasers 1t is perfectly healthy, and the title ndisputa
Bile. Terms at sale
ALFRED N BERNARD
N, b. The privilege of cutting shp-timber would be sold
separately, II desired The unders confidently be-
eves thai which he wond be willing to take
for the whole estate might be made from the sale of the
timber and wood. A. N. b.
Oct 2l-aw6wsw
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fRSSsYLvANrA ELEcuoN.-The Pennsylvania Of yeser
uay morning gives Shunks majoriyat 1888 in the State
reported and official. All honor the Old keystone"
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BARGAINS UP STAIRS, at BotSler Il McGregor's
ID Housefumshng Store opposite Centre Market, few
doors east OF 9th street. Our assortment is complete In all
the various departments OF housekeeping from the cellar
the garrett and invite call from all who wish to fur
nish as we selling articles for less than they
be bought at auction We will furnish houses from
nine months for good paper and reasonable deduction
nhde for cash. Give us call before you buy.
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nRAWN Numbers OF the Susquchanna Canal Lot
~ terry, Class No A.
10. 40, 20, IS. %, 81. %. 3, SO, Is, "a, rs
Oct 2l-h ID. PAINE Il CO., Managers.
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J. II. THOMPsON,

Ega Merchant Tailor, Coemans Hotel
THE subscriber would call the attention of public TO
his very large and weIselecfed stock Of cloths cassi-
mere and vestngs, comprising all qualities and prices
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates
Also. splendid lot of French scarfs and cravats.
Sept 2J-eolmif
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lored groups, large folio SIZE with descriptive illus
uations. One large loo volume, richly bound and EN- :
belshed. just received. i. TAYLOR.
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The exchange market has been heavy at l0Sl 1894
but the operations small at present for the packet
Yours, PRENTICE.
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THE UNION.

co. Temperance MectIng.-The United Brothers of
Temperance Association No. will hold public tempe
meeting tomorrow evening, the I'D instant al ~
O'clock in the basement of the McKendreean Methodist
Episcopal Church. Massachusetts Northern Libe
ties,
The Rev Levi II. Reese will address the meeting The
public is most respectfully invited TO attend
II. p. ANDERSON,
President of Association No. l u. b. L.
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TJNHE brilliant Lottery drawn the
Il United states.
800, OOO-$4O, OOO- O,OOO iFI
200 prizes of W 900, amounting to 100000
Being the lowest three number prizes.
The LIST and I'd drawn numbers $1,000 The I'd and Sd,
Sd and 18th drawn numbers, $500!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass s, for 1917.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, the Goth day Of
October, lsF, under the superintendence of commits
j. W MAURY & CO., Managers,
Successors TO GREGORY IL coy
10 No lotery-l2 drawn ballots
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
grand capital prize Of slo S0,0
Splendid prize of 20,oo0
do do 5000
splendid prizes of 10000
do DO s0 00
200 prizes lowest three Nos.) of 1000
63 do list and I'd drawn Nos.) of 1000
I26 do I'D and 3D. or Sd and 18th drawn Nos.) of 500
l26 do 9th Y 9th, or 9Th " 9th drawn Nos of 250
a s1as do do g
Price of 'ickeswholes go; halves 800; quarters, slo
scheme, can be had as follows
certificate of package Of whole l, TICKETS 1890 90
Do do % quarter do l25 90
Do. do, 25 eighth do g. so
all $4O8 that may be drawn by the twenty-five
tickets named therein. Certificates OF halves quarters and
eighths in proportion
ever been drawn in the United States and swell worthy
OF the attention of advenurers. The lowest prize that
be drawn by ticket having it three of the dra
bers is O0 and ticket having the LIST and III
drawn numbers only will be entitled to prize Of 81 900
Orders for tickets, and shares and certificates of pack
rtges in the above magnificent scheme, will be promptly
TENDED and of the draw will be sent i'm
sda,ey after to all who may order tfRe!s from
Aug 0O-wd&cihd Washington city, d. c.
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Lowest three number prize $500.
Tickets $lO-haves S5-quarers So SO.
Certificates of IS whoes, $l30shares in proportion.
All orders for tickets, parts packages will meet
with prompt attention. Address
ID. PAINE ~ CO.,
Oct 20-3aw3wdGcp Managers, Baltimore, Md.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. % 1917.
We have rumors without number from Pnebla TODAY
One is that Santa Anna has been killed in an encounte
with Col Chids in the vicinity of that city another story
would make believe that he has been taken prsoney
alter defending himself Tor some time at the papcrnil
called La Constanca, in the neghborhood of Pueba The
accounts that Colonel Chds reinforced bv Major
Lay, and that he Immediately entered the civ drove an
the guerrileros, and surrounded the mill aboya named
hat credit to place in these rumors, know not but II
santa Anna really prisoner has been intcntionahe
mas given HIMSELF up If he has been killed il has been
what the Mexicans would term casunldad-a sheer
acciden-ior no such intention entered his head
asa prisoner, santa Anna knows perfectly well that he
can humbug Mr. Polk with ease and all his friends besides
we shall know the whole truth the matter in the conrse
OF day two. ~ " -, ' 1919
Paredes was here in the city few DAYS since without
owers, ana mas gone north, perhaps towards Cuadala
Jaa his old and iavoe ground stir and influence The
minds OF the people against the Yankees and try his hand
against them lie Is, doubt of the brayest and best
generals Mexico has ever produced.
Nlf. wes the partner OF Hart, in the army theatre died
here day two since. He may be recolected in The
United States, not only pantommist but az dance,
and actor OF some distinction Captain Pemberton Wad
ael OF one OF the new regiments of infantry is also dead
proving musket ball struck him in the left arm AZ m.
ormng fChapultepec, but binding handkerchief round
" he continued with his until every thing was oamed
General Pillow has almost entirely recovered.
% The loss in the different divisions in the storminq of
Chapuepec and capture of the city the 18TH is as fol-
9ws In that OF Cen Quitman about 300 in that of Gen
wgg 1858 in that OF Gen Pillow l42 in that of Cen Worth
So Owing his previous heavy loss the latter only had
WI be OF great interest the friends fore closing this
ee will state that the wounds of almost all the officers
ae doing well. can speak positively of Col Garland
Mao[s Wade Waite Lorng, and GLADDEN., of Capts Ma.
seiden, and Lugenbee and mention them as bein.,
'OHe oil The most seyef-.y wounded
Yours, nc. G. VIZ.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15
Sic Iutpntate.
[ScrtitkunS.]


Mir fInb, fa9te 0ucNi9, alle fold,e Sigu-
een, bic bem MenIhen nid,t fomchl nad,qe-
bilbet flac, ais bas Msn(dlihe nat6ffen,
bie(e rpabren Stanbbiloer bes lebenoigen
Tooes ocer eneS tooten eebene, i'm h0biten
@race ;uruoer. Sdon in frhher Sugenb
lief i'd, tpeineno BARON, als man MIDI 1T eiit
Wahsfsurenseabinet fibrte, uno mod tann
I'd, fein loltee cabinet betreten, cbne bon
einem unbetmlihen, arauenhaften @efnbl
ersrif,n su fperben. Ntit Macbet's Bcrs
ten mDdte id rufen: Mas ifarr(t bm mid,
an nit slusen cbne Sebfraftl9 nenn idb bic
(tieren-tpoten, 9ldlernen 8lide all' Der pcs
tentaten, beriihmten celoen, Mcroer uno
Spibbuben auf mid seridtet iebe, nnb i'd,
bin aberseust, ba8 Die metriten Menfden
bies unbeimlibe @efithl, tpenu AUDI ntdt in
bent toben @rabe, tpie es III mir paltet, nit
mir tbeilen, oenn man miro fnoen, caB i'm
Wahs1gurensgabinct aud, bic arSste Wens
sc Wenid)en nur gang teile fluifert man
hort felten ein lautes 9Bort; aus @hrfuro,i
sesen bic hoben Sdnpter ge1diebt oies nid,t
fonoern es lit MIR Der Drud oee llnbeimli
den, @rauenhaften, Der ben ;3ufd,auern ie
mes pianiiImo abnSthist. 9caenos fln,
mir Die turd Die Mehanif nahseabmte,
rtenialihen lgewesunsen oteisr gisnrel
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15

Der Ohio @taats. .Sctc ertttint rtseIma6ia jseen
S'ittpcd. Der Subicriptipnss ssprc,s tif ST. so ufz
bes'nste DEMONSTRATING tn 8aareelo. obcr 81,
frtrn dc ga blun9 nab Der crtfen -9dltte Dee
Sabres 9tihebt 9patcr 3ablcap baten So SO ~
sntritten. Sein untcrt4reiter miro fir cinen tiirs
germ 3citraum ais Uipnate an9encinmcn; aud
tann cic2cituns nur Damn aufsrScten crren, renit
ale Sut,fanps abtciabt iinc. Cine 3c,nahlal1i.
sung rie 3eituns pcr remGnpe bts aabrs auf,utnn.
fisen ,pirp als eneSrnetcruns rer 9utttr ticn Be.
trabtet. Olittbeiun9en unb Yricft limo rottfre er,
beten. GJOtcte Sertn9un9rn noe .rrn pilutteb be.
ptaettct wcrccn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15

Cine 3cfanntnihrnS rrn tinem 9rret, rhtv
mtni9cr, tcftet fir einmaisc Ginrnduns SO Gents,
fir NAL 81, UNI fir jere frrnrrc Ginrntuns ref.
ttltrn 0tcrcts 25 Gents. Gin 0irrcf 3 Dlcnate
ein,ur:etrn tcfet So, 8 9oirnare S5, l Sabr S.
Ginc baltc Gpaltc 3 Olrnate einjuriten So, Wc.
nate SIS, Sabr s25. Gin 9anjc Sralte fir 3.No.
nate trttct SI2, Oirnatr $40 unc Sabr $50.
@sfhaftsfartc II rrn peer meni9er Sts'
fen rnsurddcn trttsn rer Sobr So, Oirnats 81.
9ruda tctt cprr art, in crutlber, eng
lifthtr unr irarIS6hrr Srraebt, trrr IN rtr Cttee
res "ch0 @taats. .2ctcn" ibnsu, ,autcr unp ecr'
rctt tccr9t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15
eJabr{,cnates Il
SIR pas ,,Qsoaenttatt ter 0eut(tben @9nelpoIt -
Waibiu0tp,t.

Saiebingtpn.
Gros' Der Greibeit itOlses 3sid>en
ueber's Meer gum fernen Strano,
9Gc i'm Shatten 9riiner @td,cn
@inlt bic c5rmensSdule fanb.
$40 bic 2l1pcn luiti9 ra9en,
Wo Der ld,6Ne Hbeinitrcm fteBt
$50 Die 0er,en tparm nod, fdlaSen,
$40 bic beutihe 3unSe 9riiBt.
$50 pie[ tauleno Ser,en gtiben,
Ta;h Der Treibett iiiser Suft,
9tdd, ben Hclen. bic ba b(liben
Sn Der Shlaht an Waunes SruIt.
Sutetnb jau6;et Dir eut9eoer
DeutStlanes beGrc Miunerih1ar,
Dir, Der greibeit beitem De9eu,
Dir Columbus filbnem aar.
Sd,Spfet Wutb aus Dcinen 3eihen,
9lus Der TlnQel flibuem Shiag,
Sauh,et: ,,Nuh cem eano rer Gihen
Srid,t bereiult Der Sreibelt Gag !"
unb bic SderGen, Ge erbeben
Sctcn Ge Der Sterne Slang
Ssteu Ge Dein Bib, bes eeben
Slsdt Der 6reibeit id6niten 8rans.
3ist berw bin, Du eoler Ddmpfer,
usbrr's Steer gum fernen Strano,
e5n bem Sturme, fiibner S6mpfer,
Shuse did bic b0%re Gano.
g9ie lie einitmals did 9eidiiset,
9lls int Sd)lahten Sturnes 8raus,
Du, wenn rtn9sum es 9ebllset.
3csft ben 8lbniten fhbn ooraus.
2csit ocraus i'm beirsen &riese
Stir Die Sreibeit oeiue Sraut,
Siihrteit Die gum Gampf uuo Stese
Die bic @Dttlidje seihaut.
gis bic Sterne feuhtenb ftanben,
1Yrannei su Trcb uno jeobn,
Treibeit fiinoent allen Sancen,
Sreibett leoer Ne9ien.
3ieb pcraus audi Deutitlan6s SDbne
cSn Der 3ufunft blutsem Streit,
8is bes Sieees eieoer tOnen,
Sis bas 8aterlano bsfreit.
gis BEL Der &ancncn Conner
-9ieberlfiirSt Der 3Dingberrn 8au,
limb cas fhnar;srcth<aclone 8anner
Sie9reid, wobl BON 9au ;u @au
Or. Serb. 9dueler.
ct. 0cuis, im Mcnat Snnt ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15
Gentrnl Qfnierifn

Sine fpdtere9trmnier bes ga patria" Be-
merit, Merifc ieY in rslppulfaricu an Die
Staatea ces Central slmerifa's, ibm nall
in benz sesenpdrtisen &ries 9esen Die Ser.
Staatet sa lethen, erfolsreid, sesuefsn. De, ,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15

Gin Stblddterjunoe fhrieb an ie'neit Na>
ter: SD, mclbe Sbnen, ba6 tdb linferae.
fcmmen bin. Sn einem NRonaf ltno 60 Q
Woden, leitoem iob mid, gum Sdlla6ters
burGdhen erbcben babe. = gr bat MID, lc'oit
Srein,al tebt(fed,en laGen, uno spenn ,d mid,
aut baIte, lo ,piro ct midi AUDI lhlohten
la6en."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-15

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