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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-03

The steamboat Lexington, Capt. Van
derbilt, has discontinued her trips be-
tween this place and New York. Since
she has been on this route, she has pas
sed the Sound six times each week, with
a regularity never before surpassed. We
understand that Capt. V. will immedi-
ately commence running the Lexington
between Hartford and New York.
J,uYunt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-09-03
Majority Of Sprague over Eurges, 2S

The election Of Mn. BuRQrs has been lost
by the carelessness Of many Of his friends
who anxiously desired his election. In yot-
ing for Mr.. Burgess they put the name Of one
or the other of bis opponents on with him,
and thus neutralized the vote. There were
votes enough cast for Mr.. Burgess in the
State, with the name Of Mr.. Sprague annex
ed, to have secured his election, had they
been cast for him with Mr.. Cranston, or for
him alone. Many profess not to compre-
hend how this can be, or how three candi-
dates can have majority of votes. We be-
lieve that both the propositions are fully il
lustrated by the following example
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
% HARD W ARE . EoA sALE 1r .,..
 &.&sMIEL Rsa ..BOkLES,
LITCHFIELDs


 tfiso.4. LlTCHFIELD. ,.e ,a..s DARRER G. Genn's patent east steel ClR- AD GUAR Saws. of e4 and 2e inches diam eter, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL Saws, of 6 and 8 -9 feet, and Cross-eWt and IennOR ditto.
 Wood Saws and Frames, with all other sorts of Saws. Plane Irons. s'"' ef- " t'
 Primers, Turner's, Framer's Chisels and Gouges. Files and Rasps, flat, round, half round, square & triangular, Ofall com. lengths.
 Blacksmiths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bitts, from IA tOi48 bitts complete. aaHo3 ,s-
 Door Butts and Handles and House Trim mings generally. Screws of all sizes. s.. J4 LOCKS Ofeyery descripti0n. Cabinet Makers I'rimmings- Holl0ac Ware Brass Andirons, cast do. with brass tops and l do. with wrought bars, aud common cast do Shovels and Toags- ChopPing Knives. Kaives and Parks {; SpOnns Walters. Waffle Irons-Patent Iron Tea Kettles. ,4mWeyy iIIaRers. T fimaiwgs. s' 1 sCarpenteFs' Adzes. Hatchets, cast steel anl cmnmon Aagevs; VeeSs; Glass Curtain Pins GLUE, Sand Paper. &c. Sc. with almost eve ry other article in the Hardware Line, swhicE Iwill be sold as low ss they can be bought ir 1 the State of CoEsectieut. eIt ss' I Liichfeld, Jane 4. < \. V ;. . s2
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
VesO A1'rG1a geane1st.

IgeW-14aven steamB Boat Line. nNE of tho New Haven Steam Boafs will N1u until further notice leave New HaveI every Monday. ,Euesdays "Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday at al9 o'clock noon, and ou Saturdays at 8o'clOck A. M. and o'clock P. M.;s and one Of said Boats will leave Pier NO. s. foot 0f fBeekman-street. New Ork. dGily, (Sandays excepted, for New Haven at 2 A. M. and as 4so'clocks sP. M. m Saturdays. By this arrangement there will be fNo boats from each place on Satprdays, viz. one in the morn. iHg and one in the afternoon.
 STAGES will aIwaya De. in readiness on arrival of the Boats at New HaveO to convey passengers to Hartford. Providence. and R:s:- ton-also to itch asssd ssd via Waterbury dailv, and via Woodbury on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. 49 ssss aaa t,@@ eaAa " ioG3s Freight intended for the boats at New Haven must be delivered at the office at least ore hour before tho time of starting, or it will not be forwarded uDtiifhe hext day. sao ,s @st JOEL H0OT,: Agent.
 Nese-H Hauea. May {. ss5. - se, nj 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
TO THE AFFLTCTED.

' 4W ~ 8AN ACE l1O n B6kDO
 THE snbsefiber having located himself in
 A theVillags ef Canoda, OOsAem, O6sr6 his services as 'BOTANSos or 'a Hs.i'ssgTe es sstH
 -'r zTbOaDDeRsstwaD T kshwetc6WSe, p' to those 'wh0afs willing tO have their diseases cured without the use of mineral and qGher pOisons. tOgether with Sheir eOncOmisants blsadi6G and starvatiOp. -' ao
 The fapid spread,Ofthis practise in all parts Ofths United States, and iIs glOriOus triumphs over CalOmeI and, the Mapslayers, nOtwith- standing the opposition Q! those interested iu keeping it down, and the prejudices of educa- ton. surely entitle it 10 careful examination by those who are deprived of the blessings of health and m unprejudiced examinati6p is all Una. ThSmsonians ask {; they do not want any one to take their medicine unless they are satisfied Of its merits. as hel that investigates the subject will be satisfied; for ThOtnsoOians deal in facts, as any one must know that takes the trOuhls to inquire. l shalhnoi, as is the fashion with many. publish a list of remaEka-
 ble cures that have performed, tthOugh !
 might if I felt SO disposed. ha,ing administer l ed medicine tO . goOdumany within tew montl:s past to the satisfaction Of all, large portion of them being from under the hands ! ofihe regular diplomatised M. D.'s,) but shall I merely state that having been acquainted with
 this mode of curing disease for several years,
 and knowing of none b"t :!!:s most salntary effects resulting from it's use-wishing to aid
 the cause of suffering humanity. have spent
 some months in Boston at the Infrmary of DfJesse Thomson, (,Sho haa been in constant
 practice for eight years, and scarcely lost a 1 patient the whole titne,) and that no poison,
 either vegetable Oy mineral. shall enter into any of my mpounds--belisviug that what
 will make well man, sickis not calculated to make a sick man well. 51s Sir; may at all times be found at my office in the room over the store occupied by J. H.. Collins g. Co. unless absent on bslsiness; where also may be found general assortment of a ,as3 .a e GENUINE :. e
 .s ThOHlsORiam Medicines,
 prepared hy Doct. Samuel Thomson hiInself; Family Rights, RObinson's Lectures. and 2 opmber of pamphlets written by different au- thors on this system of practice. ,.
 s17e ~ 'a'.''. '7'' D. NORTON. Goshen, Julv I, 1885. "''s 7ti" '9 t4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
NEW GOODS. NIISS CART.EA s, 2.

:" choice selection of GOODS appropri. ate to the season. consisting in part of French Musins, plain Jac0Uet and Cambric Mnslns: also Plaid 6 Book N1uslins, English & French Calicoes of all prices, plain black and colOred Silks, Gladly Shawis, Fancy Handkerchiefs, plain apd figured Laces, French wro't Capes and Collars, Gloves, Belts, Bead Bags. French Shoes. Ssc. Sc. c.together with large sg st
 hs .GSSO9st3sse9eE Of sZXSgg6sse9.y, ? Straw and Tuscan Hats, Caps and Flowers, Ribbons and Lace Trimmings-all ofswhich will be offered on reaseuable terms. sa s ls5t
 Litekf May a8. 1885,, 5l-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
DRY GOODS. S.. HAWRKSOVs 3

O6srs to kis ffiends aud fhe public generally, general 0ndssCeN selected 1ssortnssat Q Staple & Fancy DTY Goods
 wkich, acitk recent 0dditi6ss to his spring stock makes kis 0ssorts,emt very complete:
 CONSISTING IN PART OF ha fti4 DROADCLOTHS of all qualities, colors ID and prices, from Sl ,5O to Sl0 per yard Satsinetis, light and dark " estings, hlack and cold Silk VeIvets, fashionable light and dark Silks for dresses, an elegant assortment light and dark CalicOs and Ginghams, Fr. printed
 Muslins and Jaconets, black and cOlG French
 BOmbazines, plain and fg'd Swiss and Book Muslins, 4 and A Bobinet & Grecian Lace, Robinet and Greeian Footings. Edgings, In- seEtings, JacOaet and common Cambrics. bOr. and brocade Muslins. a new and elegant arti- cle, Bishop Lawn, Linen Cambrie. Cambric and Lawn Handk'fs and Cray ass. green aal white Blond Gauge Veils, Grefn Berrage. Shawls and Dress Handk'fs of every descrip- ton, Gauze Scarfs. Eng. and raw sik Gloves. Nett do. white and dark kid d0.-HosIer. :ss q all ,descric.;ss:s:s Ss,oruied Skirts, Linen and Cotton Diaper, Russia and German do.. brO. linen Table Cloths, Linen Napkinss Irish Li- neDs, Summer Goods great variety, brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings. Green Baize and Flannels. red and white Flannels, swan. skin do.. Mole Skins. Hunter's Cord. Russia Sheetipg, Ticking, Batting, Wicking. knitting Cotton, and a variety of other articles too numerous to mention, but noe too aapser0us Co look Gt. alt of which will be sold not at cost or less Nan cost. but at fair prices and on req sonable terms. atfs qe. <. @... M. s.Ts-sf {, One door cesi of Presbyteriam Ckmch,
 LitchfelG, yuly 2, 1885. 9a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
Drugs and Medicines,
 Paiats, 0iIs, wines, &gc.

5 - eo1zAe0e ~&k0D - &AkWSe aN$0n4S
 ,ls:s sanAt 'wNOizsALE AND ,RETAIL.s is ,sa
 .E ~. RECKvnsET,M. .s ., nFFERS fSr sale complete assortment NJ, oEthe above articles ,in quantities tO suit the purchaser. on as good tefnle as they can be bought within the -siate, for cash pr credit. Silssr Leaf and Feils Gnms Copsland Shel- Lacs Alech0l, Japan aud COpal V arnish. Ia marinds, Madder, CoehipeaI. Indigo, Ameri- can and Russian Isinglass. Spices, Sol Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidljiz Powders. Congress Wafer. Superior, and common winter sperm, Castor pure Linseed and Sweet OILS, Chlorine. Tooth Wash, Prestop's Salts. Bsybegry Tall0w, \ rtettS
 A LARGE AsG0RTMGNT 0f, ss <, n ... PATIENT. MEDICINES,
 including Andsrson's Cough Drops, swaim's Panarea,r RaseInan's DrpPs, " Weieh Metlica- mentum, ThQmpson's1 Eye Nvster., sFilla 0i vasiossS kinds, esc. 0se. .l .TaG aessa esN af
 ' .a'His Also. q 4conplsts 0sscrsmeas of s
 EMglish &s AniReEicMAR Paints, ausongiwhich gre White and Red Lead. Whit lDg. Chrome Yellow g. Green. Prussian Blas NJ, and q, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna. Vermilli0n, LHmp Black, Ac. x. s,S Londun BrDwN Stout Porter -Old snaadei- ra. pure Port, Samos and other WINES.l- Pure Cagniae Brandy. Holland Gin, West. tndsA Musns eses as SuUtlielnes. Physicians. Hstssrs, Rpistsrs. Sse. supplied cn as goQd tesns as they can purchsSe the same Qualitles iM NswsY York. A8 ! sbfsl& 1I'he- q. ssN'S " 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16

THEREAFTER stage will leave New. AA Haven on the arrival Of the Boat from New York every Monday; Wednesday, and Friday, and passiug thro0gh Na0gatue, Wa tegbury and WatestOwn, arrive at Lifeh6eld to lodge. RefsEniag- -leave Litchfeld every Toesday, Fhufsday and Saturday morning at 4 o'clock. and arrive in New-E Haven at I9, in time to take the Boat for New ' YoEk. @ ,'s A stage will also leave New.Haven every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday on the aF- rival offhe Boat, for Naugatdc and Waterbu- ", aud return next days. leaving Waterbury at "A. M.. making daily lire between New- York and Waterbury and tri-sseekly between New-Y Yerk aud Litch h6eld through each way BY DAy-LIaHT. f.sa 1s,ssf . z <, is. NY, < Stage thaRleaves LitchGeld for Albany on the arrisal of tho stage from New Haven, ,and arrives in Albany next day to dine. 4 Extra Coaches always in readiness at I.itch-
 field, Waterbury, and New Haven, to .coayey passengers to any place -Cff the route.
 InqRjre in New Haven at the Old Stage House, opposite the Tontine. and at Litchfield of Q. Wadhams. Agent. Fare from New York to LitehReld @S co. ss4s, 1ass
 sa s JOHN w. HARRIS & co.
 N0ag0tUc, Jasne I. 59 v Proprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
EOOK HEREE

.N||%T.fIA T.ls0--3A0|03 .Aement 0f BESHGgO0se. and Oihsr aFti- eles. such % Steel SPFiaeE HOes. Axes, Adzes. Bush Hooks. Shases. and Chisttls. not sur passod hy any in the country, all of which will 6e sUld e low for cash or good credit as at any shop whatever. aes is ''s.' ..ftass ALSO,
 A number of secondhand CARRIAGES, - 'ad SULKEYS, escs Cor sals at cost. spi Woodwork to Wagons of sll descEip- ti0ns done at short notice. .s, '. \. sss Horse-skoeing and all kinda of country work and repairing done with care. w ta Most kinds Of lumber and produce taken tn payment for the above articles, by ..,.-. ... .5 ,ass ia goa,a WM. RODGERS
 5..aaa1 Spsmcer- Street.
 Am Apprentice wanted
 sal Ar THEfABOvE RUslNEss.. .S5a Litckfeid. Mag 2. e a 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
BROKE INTO

VlHE enclostlre Of the sNbscri- s ter, abdnt the SOth pf Jane
 inst. . Red Koan MARE. sup posed 10 be nine years old. The owner ls rsqdested to prove property, pay chatgesf faad take her away. N. .', z. i. '.i.,.. ..s ANNTS MERWIN.
 MesseN. Jase 30, 1885. ig .A s5
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
NOVICE.

VIE Court of Probate for the District oi 1a Etfchlleld hath assigned the l7th day ol July instants st 70 o'clock "A. M. at the Pso. bate O@ee in Lieeh6eld, for the exarnination and settIsn1ent of The adniipistratios account on tn estate of FITcE Looms, late of Tor. nngtons deeeased, fsrFeseDtedf Iinsslxenf. aa which sims and pIace ail persens inies safed in sald estate will, If they see cause, atfeHA be- 'OFe sasd Court and be heard iD tIie Ipnsinises.
 By order Of said. CODrt.
 PExEk ~. HissExI, Admsr.
 By RoDHhfEkE BfpsEIr, kss 1asornev. 16fringson, Jisly q. a80ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
! 7NIOllTICE.

sHE Ionrt q Pro6Ate for Distict of menihs from ihis date lcr she ~ N. In. estate of GEORGE DlBRIE. " late of Cornwall in said distriet ,aA.a...a t0 exhi6it their Glsims ,against ssid essSsr ISc tlle sn6seFibsf, at the expiration oi sshiei, lime ait deihankls not pfslentsa win be sleRarvsd recovery. By. order lef said Court.
 RtBNkHAs HAxnwIM, Ad,M'r.
 cs'A''dl'. Jaly z: lsss. ", -, r's
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
} INOTTEE.I

lHE Court of Probate iSrthe Distriet oi '. Lilehdeld hath assignsd fISS i3th flav M instapt Julys It ten o'clock in the forenoon, ~ the Probate Ofiice in LitchAeld, fSr the ex. sminaslon aOd settlement of the adnia;sirG. sloe ascoaaNt on the estate of JOaN TAYroR !ate oi Torslngtcn, in said district. SlEceased rsPrssented insolyent At which tina and piece alI persOns Interested iu ssid ssss,n s,; Mthcy see cause, attend before sa;d S. ;, VI, N, " be heard in the psemises. sF 'st'i'ss'Hv SS's m ' l. By order If said Court. M tis < .tts
 RoDERIck BissILi. Aaninissroso.
 Ioyriagtom. Jala T. lkS5.. E''s"s sH tsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16

NAIES.-Pasento o6t Nails. and Wro' 1N do. for sale by
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16

CALT.-TurkG Island and ane Liver - pool Salt, for aale loy.sby
 - sH yes ". ezs D. PORTE R., ] North Street. Jslg 9.,s1 e-..a1 ,ral g
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16

AtA 1bsea Meeting sgnlly spnyxsd and Aolde, q fhs 1oiea Aoass ss Salisbsuy, on Mosaou
 the elh dGy ef Jaly. 4. D. 1885: .lf ii NOTED, That Swine be pern,ittetleo run " at fargA upon the comaaons or hjrhways by being well rlIng. a.sss,et fss'y x \ <.
 Noisd. That Cattle. Horses, Sheep. and As. ses or Mules shall not be permitfed to run at large 'on the commons or highways iii said town of Salisbury: PFovidsd this Bylaw every family from pasturing one miich COW on the commons aforesaid; and the owner of a- ny of the creatures aforesaid not allowed bv tnls vote to run upon tho cpmmons or high. ways snaii pay, in addiiion0 t0 hayward's and the sanss. the sum s0f twelve cents Ior each and every beast to the impoundtr: Proyided, the penalty of one det of impohnding of cati tle. sheep, Sc. e aforesaid; 6sionginE to one person. shall notexceed three dOllsrs. VI
 \ Attest GHAaIRs BENToN, I0sCn Clerk.
 S0Iisbary, July 2, 1885. r 4fHI4
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16

STAGESleaye Wadhams. Hotel South ka..stseet. DAlLr--hInnday, Wednesday and Eriday ny way ,of Reihlem. w Naodbury, South 6usys Newfown. and sNarsc1lk. to New ok, De Tuesday. Thnrpdey and Saturday byway ssWasertewn. WatsFbpry. Salem, and Ne,0- Hgsss, tg New-Y Ork.. VT .,l5 AM persons wishing to take Stage ior Albany or Poughk ksepsie can apply far seats as above and bo, called --( Parks' Hartford stage win nos.) @s'es''' las'i i's72 $ sST' sEaS a'e sarosgA so Ns,s. Fork $8.O co.
 @ The Norwalk Stage leaves LII ilskIield as o'clock A. M. aud the Steam Boat leaves New York at 6 A. M. yaE " 7aa83 s'lsSsf The patronage of persons tsayelliuS by stage or private conveyance, is solicited af ,,.,~@r. O. DD1N1SlhmlDess WnkCy.
 G;.sAt.ls. My ss. s.1sss:sls' ssss. css' 50
 ,%&&NEA@ , RasalF
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-16
sa -EHCTWRRS
 ON PHRENOLOGY.

4u ~ NDAANN =
 A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES "A on this important and interestinM6 6Cl- ENCE, will be delivered weekly by J. M. HoRNER, at Litehfeld, in the Ball Room of Spencer & Wadhams, to commence July IS. a8S5, at 2 o'clock PM. ffs ae a ast ss Tickets for the whole course, 50 cts. |;
 Single Lecture, 25 cts. To be had at ihe Book and Variety Sotre of E. A. Lord, Lifch6eld. asi na
 N. B. Mr. Horuer has engaged private room in the above Hotel, where he will ad- minister phrenologicai measurements to all who make application, on esch Thufsday sue ceeding the days on which tho Lectures are delivered. .8Ta afk}h la a3s, July 8. 5
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28

epenSoAs trerce icD in rnelner SffiS It
canton, ndbreno Der Nonats October uni
Nooe'ntsr Den 1ar Don Omen in @mpfane
neDn'eil. Die tbn nicbt porber beribtiet ba:
oen" @oIhe meIcbe in Der bierin anaese:
benen Sat 3u be3aDIen untsrIa0su. mn1er
srmart<n' raB tt arbsrpem nod Softer
bdben lperosn.
ylocb0ebenO IL ter Sortetro9 Der,
5slcDnet, Der fir ras oYobr 1885
DON Jc0em 1000 Sboler IDertb
9erebuet miro.
Sn sen Gounfbips Yar;3, 2HoIdbinatcn
|eonton, 2ofe 0tesn, Satlon, Iuerora:
tpas> 2anrencs uao 6ranftin, S5taats Z y
~ Sens; eanaI 3ar O. =; @aun,v Ga1
|224 ; SGnl Iar 10; 28sstor 90; 2aun'
I'@;p II. Nrnentor 10; @tI ,t1,tbetraa 57s.
SIN Eoanfttp, R<rinaton. StttStar I24;
eanajtor ct 3; @auntytar 22a ;S6n]tdr 10:
SHe3tar 10; -. uuo 0lymeutar 10 ; &C.
lamnbstraa 57s.
5n osn IaunibipS: 9li,n;fhiueu urb
u8dr @resf, Staat4tar 1S4 Gaua!tar g.
sa"ntp az 22A 9Du|tar 10 QBeatar 90
Aq. nno Arnentar 5 @siammtbeirn9 52a
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Ysr'p. Staatstax 49, @analtax %; 60.
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u"o ArntntaX II SIS.
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sanaifox q t; gauntptax 22a Gbuta
! 10; Bsstax 10; 1p. uno 2Irmeutax 10
~ i@ttm'teraq 6.3.
8stbi'tsm Gauni6ip, etaatstax 12a
eanatax 81 @auntptax 22t ; Shnta:
~; Mestox 10; 2p. uno Armentax
9elon'htbetras 62t.
Mar'borCusb GaunIbip, 9taatatax t2a
SanaItex 81; @auntptax g2s 9bultea
~ @eGtax 90; p. uno Armentax 90
0fiamntbetraa 47a.
OT&eins 9loten rntsr 2ba!er .. Ban:
Zen, auBerGaIb oi,fes Sraates, rpsroen tt
3abInns anSenOmmen.
9obu Sortcn,
@babmeiltsr Don Starf 90,
@antcn. Su!D 81. 1885. 15:4,p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28
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TulD 90. 1885.
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Canal hdt, 49,.
9atfe eben cine i1bne Nusmabl, srebt
ausseiudter nnb febr ncb!feiler Otter tilr
eieie Sabrssssit erbfuet, beFtbeno in:
trodenen', 6orten., uno .Shneis
oewaoren, Yerreuan, @pecsrepen,
g,fen, SuBmoareu auer 2(rt 9ldI
GEL geoer &c. &c.
peIsbe ct 70 tpOblfeit oertauft als ir8sne iss
mane in biefsm Marfte.
6 emf US.
!? ein waarbaus uno wcbnbaus;
Auslctten, uno ntrrli6 .. Stdots
ben unsefdbr "
$50 u G.e auo S..
am gonaL stsi6 oberbalb gort'S
Sride. #
Ser ner:- 120 Mder bes G. g.
|perbaro's Mhble, ale pelebe Ct ~ ben bits
f!isHen Oreiisn gum De,faufe anbietet.
gr 5ablt ieoerse't bear 8elb
Qaaisen, aeii6tcrn, paber. ,SIad (aan,eu,
gBrlle, &c. &C.,, une fpirb pnnftIidh uno auf.
mertfam isees epeoitipns= uno Genmiiii,
ouseefbdft beforset,, tpOs,1it leine Nreunoe
uno &nnpen tbn, besanfiasu tnbasn.
WafVocn. Sutp 10. 1885. 1e.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28
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t0um e aOen?
Ser itnteri@brisbene nini9t 9tabriebt
Don (elnsm ob<ngsnannten 3 uoer 3u b1s
ben, Der i'm Sabr 1881 IN Neu=DOrt anfan1,
uno nab oem Staat Ob'o. ae5DSen iE-
Sotte ibm ois(ee ju Delt1te fVn1r1en, ODER
eis en- anOs,n menitbsnfteunoe Der lelnen
aufentbaItoort rvejB, ietnsm Ssuoer tObalo
ais nb3ti6 Na2a'bt oaoOn 81 ertbe'Ien.
QonoeItu Sbneloer.
Buffalo, 81. 9. QIusutt 6. 1855. 16'4m
eosins aoorsHe it
Ly4yNDELEN SCHNEIDER,
care of
ADAM KOONTZ,
, PARIS, Stark county. Ohio.
01r0sraasasbsr tsutIber 3situnseu,Wers
ben srlutt, ocisee e;uisst,al in ihre teipeeti=
os Bldusr auf3uusbn.cu, uno Ne tpsroen
an6 80 @sseuo,sutten perpFiGtsn.
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su-auf Disnfas Den 1steu Sag nd6ften
Sci0berS su perlammsln. uuo a!eoann uno
aaba curb 8aQptirsn pprfhreiteu 9e.ndf
Der @pnfeitutou Ii. ben 8e(eeen bes gtaas
tss Obip, sur Grwdb!un8
3wep ptr pnen,
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ale S6srf fir Start @auntp.
Giner perpn,
e|s Gauntp eommihioner.
ginsr perfon
aIs gauntp s6abmsiitsr.
&tnerp,er on,
- ate proiquireneer alnrpaIo.
0rduo unD petit Surors.
Dte folsenbe Dertb lifting Der Srttors, fir
sas ,Sabr 1885, ws. oeu pie grufties ber I'M:
tsridjsctitbsu 1aun1tips, nit oeu Mabl.
|baebsrn etuSubsiuseu baben ndmlih !:
BctbIsbsm ~. S Ssnabara 1p.
Canton II | pariS -, " Z
vtaut;in Al pIse .-. {
O teu 3 p'aiu - -.
5aelos 81 psp {
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28

IHE undersigned continues to manutac
ture the FRANKLIN PRINTING PRESS.
He has for sale several second handed Stan.
bury and Ramage Presses. Also chases OF
all sizes, composing sticks, brass rules, gal
lies, copper noulds, ink rollers &c. g.. O
all of which he intends tokeep general as
sorsment for the accommodation ofthe craft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28
&aren fir 1885. 3

9latribt roi B biernit bsn t6YbarsnGin*
mobnsru BON Gtarf @annts esaeb n, eaB
'b anfausFu reros bic Gareu bon bsfa3tem
eauntp siu3uiammeln. am WOntas Dan It.
pdbfen septe.nbsrs; nno Su bisistn 3mef
peroe entneoer i6 ooer ein @:oeIlnabtia=
ter bon mir, einsn Gag in ieotm Iaunf6ip.
an DEN plaBen mo sespbpni6 bic Wabien
aebalt. I, pernen, Don TO- ubr Dorn,i taas
bis 4 ubr 9tabm. fBen, Inn DEN Iar pou
iOl6sn sst erbeben Die ssnsiSt fno i'm bort
~ bejablsn, uamIib tn ,#,I .,.. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28
81 a n K ID e e d s. !.
For sale at this Office.

. Das Dampfeoot "&entufp" spuree am
soresten 6reptas in Baltimore iar sL oo0
Iba.sr pertauft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28
SrilNe Ar5eneven
IN Der oeut IDen Npotbefe.


60 Ser llnter3pihnrte uinmt IIb Die
SEaI Treptslt Ieue aIrFn .Nunoen u. oa5
@ 3 pub'ifum ibsrbaupt ia benabz
ridgI9sm ooB er 70 ebeu pDn Nsu=Orrf err
bn ts" bat Elm 8rCls5 nro ooiIitdnci9s6 NHor-
tenlsnt b0n
Nr5eneptn' 9>otent 81 eoicis
mem Narben, OeIsn, ,3orbs'iof.
FEM Gonfsft, >parfilmerje Il. I.rp.
nuo bietet iis Su osn biIt!snen Isoinonnseu
gum 9 rfauf in fsinem Truqitcbf an.
g1<oitiuil6e Or.er aug Ger gntferruns
miro prcmpt befuyst, uno bic 9|rtifsi pOn
b>fer QuaIitat 5u is5r nIsorisen pseilen ab=
Setsl0t.
.Das put|ifnm it ebrerbistisf etnse|ooen,
auSurulen uuo letbit 81 unte' 'iucben
Sofob Gola.
Canton, NuQu{t 81. 1855.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-28

| :pfsro, / Dfero wooen Q Shaa~
fet | Nillem Elm pfero Boetn bic
Dobateeis, soIosne llbr, Viroeselbjr,
l eoe nit Sunsens 8 Std6 Sdu, 2 sSliaels
ni6, &hbsnibrane, 8arsau 5thbIe,
I Ss:ttaoe,4 gHtnteHl, mebrsreSrbbits ii.
Safer 8utibsr Berf,euss aast Mr., 8 coer
! SbnsiInaasen. J2absr bspn Buibtl, II
Barrel llnibIitt, usb}t siner 0Renss paus:
uno Sa1en3e' atb(bafsen, Su rpsitIduf III ~
bentrnen.
Der Detfauf wirb urn 9 llbr .. Nlts. an
obiastn Gage uno Srte f1ast ftaeeu. a''wo
Ole Ssoinsnneen befannt eetnabt tpsrosn
ppn
c>cbn pirrens,
Osotse Seubls,
Nonlnift ifttatoreu Der 0intertafeufhaft osd
peraorbFu'uen S3sinyib DsubIs.
Canton, QIus. IL. 1885. l7sbb.