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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

TNHE Subscribers beg leave respectfully to inform
IL their friends and the pubc generally that they continue
10 keep horses and carriages eery description for their ac.
commodaton be let the terms and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found all times
each of their stables attached to the Bellevue Hotel and Town
customers with prompness and fidelity Grateful for past .
they take this opportunity express their acknowledge
viii both and receive share public patronage av-
ing the best well the greatest variety horses
and carriages they doubt not ofbeng able furnish all who will
please call upon them with such cqpages will not fail TO
answer their purposes. HOWE, & METCHEAR.
Oct %. epti
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

rups NJ ~ GARDENERS genuine Indian bd'sc" ~ ~ lsE
.,,ot and Hoahound prepared from rece'p ons'n'y
nrocnred from an Indian docuess p., - x.;,h
s renuiue BaIsm of Lverworti in each Bostle ~ WIZ
out ay esageraon exception one Of the gea's% %
s i, ,b;s part of the country has saved wnnn WV
ever c,, the rrnye II has been sent for from ~
wears Of ba COUNTY, ina, has the least knowedge Of it sl'ons
rec,s for such simple vegetable COMPOUND. s nss ~;
iona 10 vs Common coughs Colds looping Cough DIN
eI,S Of breathing Ashmas Influenza Qnnsy ihsnse sp-
ing o. ,lerc IA nothing existing good for the Liver
Sois;n rs this medicine has been taken WIN Fs rs
co. 20 cents bottle, for sale by Wm D.
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IPuBLrc. No. 81

PUBLIC. No. Z.
An ACT making an appropriation for the COM
pletion of the Military Barracks at New Orleans.
2 BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senfafices cffhe United States of america in Con-
gress assembled, That the sum of one hundred and
seven thousand five hundred dollars be and the same
is hereby appropriated and madepayable out of and
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
for the completion of the Barracks at New-OrIeans
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

IN HE subscribers respectfully inform the printers they
have recently completed variety of fonts of letter
in the style of the latest European specimens web calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display and making te os.
ortmen of PRINTING TYPES unrsaed in beauty extent
aud variety book of Specimens may be Obtained at the
Foundry, No l3 Chambers ret Chatham street at
No Is City Hall Place. II contains specimens from Twelve
Line Plea 10 Pearl comnri,ins
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

IianO Forte Music.
NEW AND POPULAR.
The Mariners Adeau The Missetoe BOugh
The Brides Farewell. The Land Of the Stranger
The Beam the Waters. She Sung Of Love.
Soft Music's Lay. "Iaddie Oh Leave Me-
lie Reschd the Valley. Loves Little Pet
Matrimonial Sweets. Rose of AIlandaale.
Kendalrs March. Web-ier's Quick Step.
The Duke Of Re:chsadfs Celebrated Waltz.
Major Jack Downing's Grand March and Quick Step.
"Ifgh let swell uuef notes. Christmas anthem se'
10 music BY Rev. Nr. G. A. Van Week
The above together with large lot Of Standard Muse
have been recently received for sale, at
w CAII.AHaN'S r. =. g. e. l.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1895.

- All persons having any claims against the brig
~& Laurel Capt Bisley, requested forthwith to
sfkEsA present the same for payment To and all
s<xAeH persons who have claims against Individually
are requested To bring them in for payment be.
fore the LIST OF JANUARY and all who owing me on
10 do so. HENRY BJiI
Nov 26, ep,f.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04
IPuRLIc. No. IL

An act making appropriations tor the current ex-
pense of the Indian Department for the year one
thousand eight hundred and tirty-fye.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate and House of Rrep-
resendtires of the United States Of 1meried IN Con-
giess assembled, That the following sums be and
they hereby appropriated, to be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
for the current expenses of the Indian Department
for the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty
fve viz
For the pay of the Superintendent of Indian Af-
fairs, and the several Indian gents, provided for
by the act of thrtieth of June, thousand eight
hundred and thirty-four fifteen thousand dollars
For the pay of subagents, allowed by the same act,
ten thousand five hundred dollars.
For the pay of Interpreters allowed by the same
act seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For presents to Indians, authorized by the same
act, five thousand dollars.
For the purchase of provisions for Indians, at the
distribution of annuitcs while on visits of business
with the superintenden;s and agents, and when as
sembled on public business, eleven thousand eight
hundred dollars.
For the necessary buildings required at the several
agencies and repairs thereof two thousand dollars
For postage, stationary and rent and fuel for off,
ces authorized by the act of June thirtieth,
thousand eight hundred and thirty -four, three thou
sand dollars.
For contingencies of the Indian Department, four
thousand dollars
JOHN BELL,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
nj. VANBUREN,
Vice-President of the United States, and
President Of The Senate.
Approved, January 27th, 2S35.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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AMERICAN MAGAZINE

or USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
10 DC illustrated b Engrarings, y the BcstcH Bs
Company
vH,E which has attended tho publication Of The best
Magazines from English Press, has lead to prepara-
tons for issuing periodical particularly adapted 10 me
wants and taste American pnbIc. While w' be me oo
ec or The popretors TO make the work strictly what its tue IN
ca,c viii nevertheless contain MI articles OF interest 10 It's
PATRONS which appear in foreign Magazines -.
Extensive preparations have been entered INTO, non @ w,n
artists and authors to furnish FROM all parts OF the umon aaw
and illustrations of every subject of interest," which the
nusers confidently believe will enable ihem to Issue WORK
honorable to ts le acceptable TO the American People
TIE FIRST number the American Magazine Illustrated VIM
upwards fTweny Splendid Engm,ngs when appear on "
hcoye the first of September and he continued monthly, con
tanning between forty and fifty imperial ocavo pages anu IN
furnished al the o. price of dollars per annun II VIII
comprise r ,..;.u,;.,.d Au,.v
cans Views of PnIic Buildings, Monuments and improve
ments Landscapes Scenertbe boundess variety anu ea'
~ c which in this country viii form nnceasing source
y W % and ratification; Engayngs and descriptions OF the
hc,ey habits SC of Beasts, Birds. Fsees and insects To-
ge,Ier with every subjects connected with the ueos'py
,ory Natural and artificial resources OF the country "S
y in familiar and popular manner. ,,nr,,,u rrrrNr
4 Aeen, of the Boston Bewick Company
Couvf srpetB
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For Sale. or. To Let.

VUyHE Harrison Farm called situated IN the Neck on
southwest part of the Island OF Rhode Island about o.
mile from the foot of Thames Street; containing about 100
acres. =.
AsoA wo.story dwelling House with Store attached IA
Broad-st. - =
And the and lot Of Land i'm front Of the first
Baptist Meeting house
. ALSO FOR SALE.
5000 lbs of the first quality Merino WOOL
GOO Merino SHEEP
Four-year-od OXEN.
3OX-CARTS-two with wide wheels and one with
narrow.
4COWS.
3HORSES.
Fat and g lean HOGS.
% Tons HAY-6rst quality on Philips Farm
2I do do do do. on Harrison Farm
300 Bushels Of CORN, in Ears.
300 do. Of OATS
a CHASE and HARNESS, and
a WAGON and HARNESS
Annlyto GEORGE 5. HAZARD, or
Oct.22. epiIMh. Jostfh MahiN
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE SEC
oND SESSION OF THE TwENTy-THIRD CONGRESS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04
Capitals with Lower Case,
As fonts of Roman

Besides Ornamental Letters Baclslope, Music Lottery Fig
ures Piece Fractions Superor Astronomical and other Signs
Space Rules Brass Rules ornamental Dashes Loug Braces
than 200 kinds of Bordrs and lan 1eO0 kinds
Cuts and Ornaments for coo books newspapers ard scientific
works orders for amy Of which for Composing Sticks Cases
Chases &c will be cxecutqd with the utmost promp,itude
large stock being always ON hand
They will also c}ders for Printing Presses Paper
Ink &c which they will fri4 The Manufacturers prices
Printers of Newspapers viii please publish this advertise
ment with this noe) three pes sending paper containing
to the Foundry and receive faymcn when they purchase fou
tunes the amount of their bill from the Foundry.
New York, March 22 1884 GEO. BRUCE 81 co,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04
NEW GOODS!!!

Opened this Morning
Frencb and English neInoes and common ccas
ions black and coloured silks scarlet white, and black neno
sbaws ly l4y IJy&3yds Thbe dorch fancy pnnis Enss
and American annels Of every description Canton do Grecar
Sbobinet lace Qulngs thread edgng do Insertions canDrc
edgng do insertion, silk velvet velvet ribbons worsed Dono
edgngs of all colours ribbons, gloves, hosleryNc &c
Also Broad cloths casmere and satnets IN all their variety
with almost every other article usually inquired for IN
tore-A of which shall be sold low as at any othef
80, =; No,.noy Il. FOWLER Jr.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport & Boston Mail Stage.
vIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.

TaU 70 B0sf0H, -
- rAyEs Tcwnsends Coffee ou-e, Newport every day,
SUNDAYS excepted at "A o'clock A. NJ dine IN Taunton
- ,clcrL arrive in Boston o'clock r. NJ LeavesWyafs
Marlborough oseI Boston every day. Sundays az
a o'rIock dine in Taunton at O'Clock arrive IN Newport
al : O'Clock, 4. M.-Farc through -
Passengers wishing 70 Plymouth are informed tatihey
can 20 by I'M. line on Monday "Wednesday and Friday. and
arrive Plymouth past O'Clock, NJ leaves Piymcuih
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at past O'Clock n NJ
and arrives IN Newport AT O'Clock, M-fare 81.
This Stage with the NewBedford stage al all
River Leaves FsRvcr every day, Sundays excepted alter
hc arrival of the Newport Stage and IN New-edord al
past O'Clock Leaves New Bedford every day Sundays ex
cep,cd at past II o'clock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing 60 FaI River have hours "a
san River. and return Ire evening
10 Exua Coac'ies FURNISHED al al ue- N ON res-'"'e
ts!1s -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

PURPLE SILK VELVET
Received THIS DAY at foWLEks.
Dec. Sd. If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

CIPERM CANDLES Of Newport manufacture, hard pressed
and which will stand all climates for sale by HENRY BULL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04
LINEN GOODS.
BOSTON EDITION or THE PENNl
U1GdZIlNE.
PRICE s1so, FOR 57e PAGES.
PROSPECTUS.

UNRoM the high commendatons bestowed upon nhe PENNY
and ts unexampled success in great Britain The
su-cers were induced undertake the repubcaon Of ihn'
work in this couny-They have completed one youm' con
tanning 76 pages Imperial Octave and ~ Wood Cuts which
they have furnished 10 Subscribers al the moderate pnce oi Two
Dollars The unexpected encouragement which ey have ine'
% has now induced them offer the second volume TO sub
crbes al One Dollar and Fifty Cents poyo IN adraHo con
tanng the same number Of pages and to be executed IN sVe
equal 20 their first volume.
During the pas, year. Stereotype Plates OF this work, aver
having been nearly ont IN London have been imported
INTO and the from those plates sold s One
Dollar and ffy Gents IL Monthly Paris containing only oo
page.-being SIXTY pages less than the Boston tdnon
The Wood Cuts and Stereotype plates Of the Bo-ion Edition
are entirely new executed by the publishers, who being po
practically operative in the two mos. important deparns "
The Book business Chat Of Engraving and SercoyPngJ hey
feel confident tina, they compete with sny toregH m@ay
fnrsr in their nas egars the style Of Execution ana
ne They Will therefore ~ pages the frs, Of eye
b. r. & J. J. GREENOUGH,
g. Water street
/ ~ D. Persons wishing subcrbe can see a specimen
the work by making application TO the fuDnsheIs ~ a.
Psper who i authorized 70 receive and moneys 70
forwarded 70 the publishers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-03-04

NEW ES T A b L II M z N T,
Three doors from ThdmeS-st., on Bonnsfer's Uhdrt,
vUyHE subscribers have been induced to establish their bust
ness in Newport and they will be paronzedby the
inhabitants of the and vicinity generaly-Ihey wkeep
constantly hand Italian and American Marble suitable iof
mantle pieces Monuments also Dover marble for tomb and
head stones Quincy slate do Connecticut free stone Tor steps
platforms hearis ambs and underpnnng Likewise soap
stone fire places and for all the general uses CON-
monty called for at establishments Jersey Tree
stone (and soon convenenD curb and flag stone-s
of which they intend to sell low can be purchased IN New
England of a, good quality of stock and workmanship
FRANKLIN COOLEY, 81 Co.
Nov-26, IS34-[Nl9]
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WOOIEN YARN.

WOOLEN YARN.
"ANDsoME assortment Of white Il mixed yan, also
,x,oeu hose aud half hose-wooIen miitens 4 gloves
NJ WM Il. HALL.
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Approycd, Janury 27th, 1886.
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Boston, July 2G, 1e3l ;,. ,,e
FFdiiors throughout the United states VINO wiz sn WI % %
hs r,y insertions in heis respective papers, ana senu o
COW containing the same snail be entitled to one years '"'
Grip ton
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APENED yesterday 20 peees mixed and Bne sai,',e,ls nc
,nonc en, some oow price for sale by the piece or y'
g., WAi. G. COZZENS Il co.
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BLACK Blue Black and coord silks Of every description
1Iso-RIch Fancy Prints aud Gnghams, with variety OF 9th
er arices,are just opened at ~" LEN o.
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DIsTILLED cordas far preferable TO those made 10 me
podipary way for sale I29 Thames by HENRY BULL
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
S0ertf5 SerfQuf.

Eraft oerIobieoener, an mid .. Der Gu
prs1ne eonrt os6 Stoate> Sb;O. in uno fist
oa9 SdnnTD non $iorH, 0er!tbtctsn SefsbIs
ps'oe l0 auf Samitag, ben 28ltsn ndeDiten
S'Drnare, an Der @ourtbau6tbnre in @autou
oen fOI9snsS bsicbr;sbertu Stridb 2anbeS,
;u bHentlbem 9srtaufe dusblsten Nam
|I'cb elnsn Gbeil oe5 uoro61liben Wertel6
Der Section 90. 5, 1aun1blp II, Nonee 6
anfan9eno Dep einem Wtolten 20 0lutben
(noII1 BON Der uoro6aibsn Gde beIa9tsr
ElnIe 5u sinem pfofen ; oann fnni u. Isb5
Na Ofaoe spelt ieb-54Nutben ~ einemVfp
ten oauu (uo.l6 IS 9taos n<1tl 6-16
51utbsn 81 einem pfoiten; oan1 fnolieb AZ
(Staoe >psltlib 54Rutben 81 einemWfoitsn;
oonu tpeitIib nit Ser 2inle oe6 DerteIe 50
Nutben 5u eiuem WfOften; Damn >reitIid
1877 SRntben 81 etnem pfOlteu Damn bltli0
III Nutben 5ur sStelle oeS Qlnfauss, ent.
ba'teuo 88 uuo 10 0unHettitcI QIder ; tneb,
ODER >reniQev. Jn SsFAlag eerOmmen ale
OaS Giseutbun1 Don Sobn Mtart'u, I'M be
(o9te @rbcution Su @auIten Don @atbarino
lNortin 81 bsfrieogen. Der 8erFouf finoel
ltatt Smilben 10 ubr Q. 81. uno 4 l19r y,
gNts. :
Geo. q. wsbt, Shcrif,
Canton SG1n. 12. 1855.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

Der erFe Sobrsans Der
StuuDen Der i. n D q 6 t.
sns 8efbroeruns nabren Gbrilfembum uno
hdueIiber @ottesperebruna.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23

SerI Ilcberun9ssG GDrnpognie.
~ 9I9enten=Sfis-@anton
Sec. 81, 1888.


Dd Der unteffdriebene BON Der "Wr o:
tectton Sufwrance= e=@ ompaenie''
5u 2artfOrb, Connecticut, ale gIeent an9e=
fFellt uno autorIlirt ,pcrOeu obne alnFfbu0
Derftdbernn9en ouS5uiteuen, 70 erbstet ct
N6 hiermlt yoduler Stubs MaDlsn, ga:
brifsn uno 9heuern, lammt oeren Snbau,
neblt ir8enoerIep au6erm dbnIieben @iQers
tbumc. se9en DerIuit coer SeiIbdo,9un9
oureb Geusr, 5u oBscuireu. D!e Soften oa:
81 lIno uIeoFiser, aI6 bic ir9eno elmer 1!n=
IfoIt oieier Aht =; uno Die QSeIe ,pslhe oicI'
Cft5 in ,SbIlb'un0 ibIer @el6afte. uar
Or 8eribti3un9 uuo S55ah!nns ibrer Wer;
LUTTE, perfOIBeu rrlr>, miro psov'pt uno Ii:
bsrai isvn. 4lnFra5<n fir 0eoinou19sn ii
NHtcurans. m61eu in oer Q!mf5lubs Don
t9atris uno NsIosn in9antcn. 9etuatbt mer:
oelL cnreD ale @siebdTte in 0sju3 auf pi, Is
N3tnt(1aEt oermitteIt merben.
Spn: 6orrl6,
9|qsut idr bsFagte @omfaaais.
@auton San. 10. 1884. 59=ti.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Stteffl ll1lD SOuD<
GtObrf
bpm @rrBen unb Gin5eIuen
= Z
Co1111 O.. 1socKfu0,

Matbr oUsana5poII osm WubIiium bsFai1t,
ooe er ou (einsm, III Der NarFtltroBe selsse:
nen Wobnbauie. cine Gb0re Inelib pOnOrn.
Qa5ler e'SHnet bat, Elm a0semsiueS 9Inorti=
ment bon S1buben fir Qetren uno Damen;
entbalteno:
Seine taltjeG,nc uno @dnallcn gtiefeL-
Gipleoerns citto,- Grote gtief'L - feline
Qa'tGisfsl ftnDausn uno Joerren,-f feline
tatbfeane Sbube ,uuo Yunps -0ru0aus
uno srobs Sbuoe ieosr Sattnna,-enbor-
cirte Ean1su G ebube BON Gafian, WruueQ,
Seebunos.unn &a!bfea ;-e ne allaeneine
NuswabI uon S9u1sn nuc 5tiefsI FIR &ins
oer.-Gbsufoue Sdnbs uuo usDerlebube
Don Ssee'ba7;, (Gnmn'i e|aFieum.)
gr betrsibt 8ie'ebfalls bic Seonbs eei7en
uno StisftIbols: Mabsrep. nuo piro suldt,
lib einen 9,orratb aIer loLd5sr 2lrttel erqene.
Manufaettrn aul Joauc ba!ten. 9tae ,relo)e,
i'm 9roGsu uuo &Isinen, er trpblfsil fir
Saarsslo. oeer enuetmlibe sanote ePrpoufts
perfauft. ....
Canton San. 23 1885. 4O..4lnl
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
O2 arm TN a

Gbri ltiau Da O, Seser.eGrEaS bep
81. muo Q8, Slumer, fam eeltern nesen
zines Dieb tabl5 in 8etrae Don As GbIr. ir
llnteriubun9. 9r. M. Gjiufinger, Gaf=
1pirtb, perbHrste iD fir bielen Meufben,
1peEber eber bielsu WOr9en init QInter!ef:
fun3 mtbrerer Sbuloeu entRebt uno Wte
man erfubr Don bier nab p3IaoeIpbta rs'=
1te. ..
cSa letter Neujobrenabt wuroe mir ING
0auo eiussbrabeu uno caran6 settob'en:
G!berne Gepetirubr, ), >..
/ Joaarbano oaju nit 1O-12 9oIoeueu
})nl(en.
9!tteltat pcn 81. une 80. 8lumer,
90 pom 8. u. Sitter,
12Bnrtembtr9sr paB,
melebe ciefer Ileb lrabrlbein!i6 fir Fb be:
nubeu niro. oeun Der Nsroaebt DAP er
aa6 oi'1sn ginbrah bseansen bot> lit isbr
wabrl sinl 6.-NnBer eitien febleu
mir mod enias Napiere BON GBioDtisfslt.
Bncb 1T 2O-Sl ccSa5re alt. 5 Sup 6 3oa
0rcG, ftbr bit uno Tstt poge6 rrtbse 81 lt1t
{prebt bepuabe outtb Die 8iteI uro 9sbt ss=
1p6bniA ia srausn Qo(en nno WamneS ses
fieiott. @r III aus thb & sebhrti9, seIerns
ter Bubblnoer, bat aber 1,bt ginises in Der
Druder,p qe!srnt.-Jeosr, otr ben ttBissn
NiufsnbaIt ., s 81. Dieb Mir bsselOnsn tai,
1ruroe mi0 81 Dant perF Ffie6ten.
e S. Us. 8. GtobL
9llentaun, esda SaunrY, pennl p.oaaien,
ccSauuar 8. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
Wcblfeiler Deun iemo(s =?

= Die unterfebriebeuen sel9en ibreu S9un=
BEN mno Gunoen, uno oem oouaenVubiifnuts
ersebenlt an, oaB fle in @el0aftsuubinouna
getretteu fIno. Sie b0ben ibrsn Sbapp,
IN Der Gusearanae StraBe, in @entpu, (oes
raoe Den, neusu Soutbaule ssoenabsr, tris
Der beWctur BON YbiIip Demost,) beo Ell.
+ no osr9. 9.bPert, uuo neroen oaItlklt tsltdn:
dig ouf Qano baben, Elm srOBss sIdOrtiment
BON
SQtteb 3dumen, @ottelbd9s,
Yel>@lien, plfolenbaIftern Gaualr
ler'lfcn Gbedo6, patrpntaGben, &c.
Nearborn 0elNirr, g. u m II cts,
e5dul69ef:birr jsoer Att s offer,
iGSeuer : Gpmert 2ouoDner CSo9en
'tcltlt>en, Nelt,, @le9onte>, cborgirs
tef uno Gig psitlben StQtGdp
Oletbten leOcr e'Qtung. -
2IIes Don gutter 0uaIitdt, nit BEN befFsu
Waterlallen uao fauper eeraGt tpoIIen Ije
til O'oBsn uno NIeiuen, 70 rpoblfsil als Is
osu treftliben StaAten iraenolpo at bos
beu 1T. ae9fn 8 aar8eIo cosr annebn.=
Ilcbe Saue<S Vrooutre perfaufeu. 9ue acs
'naobte Dsitel|ua9en spsroen orf5 16neQfe
1ueaefibrt. .''r
g. 9. % m. 9 eats if oanpbax far
Die enpfanoenen gunRbe5susuusen fhs
b'ttet um osren Sortfesun9 uno 1piro lls,
pIe 5lsber tu reroienen N1cben.
9B'Ulon Neol6, uno
cc}obn VuGtuS, Jun.
@dnton, Mu9. %9. 1884. 2O:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
S(ieDn10OereD.

Der llrterfcDr;ebsues wobnha,t by Den
0ekri,ser Gai5sr,-am ubrolieDsn @uoe
Der WarfrRraBe, bssenret abtunssoou Oo5
cuh''fum oaB ct pbi3e5 0eitbaft III allen SET
len Dsr5weieuusen 5u bstrtipen ansefansen
nne ale 5vrten Mso6 auf'5 bsfte uno ppb!:
felll{e ~ Iiefern osr:nae. Gr bdIt beIIdu:
dig slne q;uSwahl auj Joaao, uno miro Nuf=
'rdasn uno Settelunseu isoer Mrt in leinem
SADIE auf5 p;onpteIte uno 5ur 3ufrieoenbsit
isiner Obuuer uno &unoen 3u sutlpreebsu
(nben. Dauerbafte. lal,5ere nnp quite Mr=
beit-nno tiuise preiis, b,fft er. uerDeu lin
,u einem QIntbeile tfentI ber Gjuut osrt0=
tisen.
Mattbias c}acob.
Canton, San. 9. 1885. S8.3NR..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
.Neue 0uterl!
2Sobfel!er 0enn jema[s -!

Die lInt'rf6riebenen babeu 70 ebeu BON
NensYOrt uno pbiIaosIpBia erbalteu, Elm
9tonee ''no ausseotbpte6 enforcement BON
'SroGsnen 6erftt unD QBinter> gBaop
rem Orecerepen Sartenwoaren,
SpeeereDen, 1c. -. !:
N o.-Qerren uno Rnoben Fappen.
SttefeI uno Scbub, @umaIaftif edbub,
{ India Ru66e',) Don better aualitdt, Oas
men Moroeco nno pruneIIa Sbub. j. .-
@pon'fb Sobk uno Sberleoer.
Gin au9snslne5 9Ifirtiment BON odten It.
Repper. ',s
QFel9e fe entfdIo0tn fno Elm 70 enia
~ 0 b II eiler aIs Der nieorialte greiB aa
oerfaufen. &auFuitise tperoen aobtunespoll
erln9t> bep ibnen an3uYre9en, unS fir lieb
(slbft 5u nrtbeiien- =.
. Sif3e, 6 at, uno 81 1dsef
&c. ,e. beitdnois auf 8 n o-uno rpie aes
mbtnlib gum Serfau f-febr mob'feil.
GO" Saaraele un5 Der 9reiB piro Be-
sebIt fir Mai5en 8larIaatreu, &c.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
s2eue3 s>8irtb6OQu9,
3urn GDiLoe Der

duEH SDiIOe CtF
= n . tantIOen & 6ni 9 / n.
Ser u.tsrl lbyie5sns, fhr5litb D. Der = staot
2anco}ter. pa. u1abt cen! Vnblifum erse:
benit befanut, SoB er Elm bfsnttibeS Qpirtbs=
haus an osm aIten Stauopunste peleber
pou SQrn. Sobn Slarf. in Canton an Der
Iu6eara!paS straBs, 5rpsp 8iered 6itIicb
opm Sourtbauie ein9enOtnmen mar, 1pe CT
feine Wlilbe uno unfOReu fparte um oas
j9ous aa6juoeNern uno 3ur DeqeumIi6fsir
aIer oerer einBuridten, Die Senei9t ltno tey
lynn an5uyufen ltno er neribert fe oos
jsaticbe 2lnltrensuns eemabt miro,s ibnen
Gsnhse 5u leiiten.-Seine Sbenfs Nno lein
Gileb, io4eu nit benz bsIten oerlebsn pers
oeu, tpas osr Warlt oasbietet. Ser Inter
ibriebene maebt ebenfalIs oeu WubIlgu,n be
fanut oeB. .es. cen hs;en uno serdusaisFsn
.0 pf
III oieier Stabt fir 0ubrlerts, @ircul's, Me:
nsIberien ,c.bat. uno ale oGrfen nberseuatI
isin oaB feline Mlbs Don leinerseite eelpartl
nib, IN, allaeusiue SatiSfaetion 5u aeben.
81. .. 0ute5 9eu uno 59aber ,pllo be:
fduois geba!tsn fir pferoe.
NoDman Sovett.
Canton, Deeembsrl l9. 1884. s6-tf.E
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-23
NEW PARTNERSHIP

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends sJ The hubiC, that On the Ct Of Janus
ary thrv h4vJormed a hartnershih, ,7mder the
firm 91c"kREdIER q 6UESDORF,' for
contlnusI 6 on The brewery carried hitherto
by Mr.. DAVID HAM s. CHRIs71AN XRE-
MER. BIZ good z0are and strict attention TO
business; they hope to merit q retain not On u
The tatroncg, Of thr former. firm, but also to
obtain a share Of Suhhortf from the hubic in
general.
CHRISTIAN KRE1TER.
PHILIP SUEsDORF.
Canton, January Cd 1885. 4O:tf.