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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport x Boston Mail Stage.
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Go: R
(IA-FAJJ RIVER AND TAINTON
NIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare Ia BOSfoB So

EANES IOenScHdS Cofeellouse, Newport, every day,
Sundays excepted a % O'Clock, A. NJ, dine in Taunton
o'clock i'll Boston O'Clock T. NJ Leaves Wyats
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day, Sundays excepted
past O'Clock dine in Taunton at o'clock arrive in Newport
at o'clock =. M.-Fare through 50
Passengers wishing go Plymouth are informed that they
go by this line Monday Wednesday, and Friday, and
arrive in Plymouth at paste o'clock p. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, al past7 O'clock A. NJ
and arrives III Newport at Z o'clock, L. M.-Fcrs 81,
This Stage connected with the New Bedford stage Fall
River Leaves faver every day. Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and in New Bedford
past II o'clock Leaves NewBediod every day Sundays
ceped, at past II ocock-FaIe 81
Passengers wishing Fall River have hours in
Fall River and return the same evening
u Extra Coaches furnished at all times 81 reasonable
- All baggage and small parcels the risk of the
thereof X. B. KINSLEl 1geat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
STOGkS-

ED ECElNED this day beautiful of Stocks,
made by the best workman in the States warranted brus-
sells duck neighbors selling for brussels. Gen
tie who of this article would do well TO c7l
they viii be sold cheap by VIM. Z HALL.
June Sd. If.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
MORTSON's PxALS.
The HTGEIIN UNIVE SIL NEDICIFE
of the
HRITTSE COLLEGE OF HEALTE;

KzHICH, by removing all obstructons IN the mtesines;
w thoroughly cleaning the bowels giving purity TO
the Blood and thereby promoting free circulation Ikesa
the Of All Diseases and good in all giving Rest
Appetite and Strength.
sole Cenerai Hggci0h igcHt
for the Initcd suites. N. SHEPHE1RD MOiT
EH-YORK
The above he words Of the label every package d m
genuine Hygeiau Pills; and the opposite side Is ialo. ou
ycuoo paper in To. olowin- words.
None uulne without lue Label s-nsdby the State or
District Agent. and g Sub gent
These nyaluab. Medicine 1- sale J g Subscriber
ly in Newport his residence opposite Townends Coffee
House Pelham street.
The Pills in Packages al 81 - d 50 per Package.
Vegetable aperent Powders at 37I cents per Box.
ID MELVILLE Agent Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.

1904.
The General Assembly was held in Providence
October 25th I70i
The Deputies from the tOtons cere.
Newport
Samuel Clarke, John Rogers,
William Weeden, James Coggeshall,
Jonathan Barney, John Scott,
PrOridence
John Dexter, Joseph Jencks.
Thomas Fenner, Gideon Crawford
POStSmOth.
John Borden, Abraham Anthony,
Gideon Freeborn William Earl,
Farrick.
Benjamin Barton, Randall Holden,
James Greene, Simon Smith,
Westerly.
James Noise, John Lewis,
kingston
Andrew Willct, John Foncs
JdmcStO,rn.
Daniel Coggesha David Greene,
Grceavich
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
THE TERMS
OF THE
RHoDEIsLAND REPUBLICAN,

Are 225 per Dpaidin adraHce, discount c25cs
,eM be made.
No paper eH Je discontinued until erearages paid creep
at the option Of the pntiiSher
idrerments eOnspeuOaSy inserted the usual termS-aHd
chen not marked ,cbe continued until Jen and charged
eordingty.
literal discount made to those arho adrerise By he
PRINTING,
Ofau kinds e1cued tct and despatch this office
ia the building Nol2S Thames Sn The Othe SdringS Bank
and directly the counting Of Henry BaR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
TILLEY 4 iIAZARD.

AN1NG made arrangements with five Of the be-, Taors
in this town 10 work for them wi furnish al kinds
Clothing 10 order
HE james Tdey being himself 1aiior By trade, (raying
served hs time with No wOrkmaH perfectly acquainted
with every thing necessary for any garment from the Cloth
the thread and every gentleman be accommodated
the less, difficulty the cheapest the woryxl be done
in ne bet asaHner p0sstIe
Their Clothes Cashmere Nes,ngs and trimming shall BE-
OF the yeyy best; and their assorimen, complete
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
GREAT ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERIES,

LATELY MADE
Bv Sir Join Hcrschcl, L. l.. d., r. II. s., SC
At THE CAFE OF GOOD UorE.
From the Supplement 10 the EdmJwgh JomRat
of Seiencc1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

Ear. The Christmas are masters of the
village Of Mendigorria, Poente la Ray
ma, and Obanos."
London, July 27.-Our private let
tiers state that, on the 18th inst. in the
evening, Don Carlos had, at Estella,
"a battalions of infantry, and 500 cav.
airy, with the road to Burgos open to
him PampeIuna, in which Cordova,
and the main body of the Christmas
are, being in his rear. Ifhe make not
this movement, it may be safely infer
red that he is not confident Of its sue
cess. There are, however, SO many
reasons assigned ofthe necessity for ii
that i, is difficult to imagine why, un-
less conscious Of danger, he should not
make it. One ofthese is, that Git is
reported and pretty generally believed)
The Northern powers would acknowl-
edge him if onCe in possession Of the
capital Of any Of the Provinces.
Our private letters state that thse
British Consul at Bayonne was about
proceeding Con the 2olh instantly 10 the
head quarters OF Don Carlos, with a
representation arising out Of the viola-
ton of the treaty with Lord Elliot.
PARIS, July 95-A quarter to Four.
Il have seen this moment q letter
from Madrid, of the 10 inst. stating
that all was tranquil and proceeding
satisfactorily for the Government.
"A Geographic despatch received
here yesterday from Bayonne, stated
that, in the forenoon, Capt. Harveys
the British Consul, had crossed the
frontier with the necessary passports
from the Carlists to proceed TO Pane
peluna: and thence TO the head quar-
tiers of Don Carlos.
"a letter from Bilboa Of the 18ths
states that the panic had entirely subs
sided. That the place was deemed se-
cure, but that the faction Of Sopola was
s,ill in the neighborhood intercspiing
all communication with the sea.
sThe heat (ol or 90 degrees) occa-
sions some alarm. At the Chamber
of Peers, the sun blazing on the build
ing, it is hardly possible to Breathe,
Each of 1.-THE Members comes furnished
with half dozen shirts, and changes
between the acls.
-Four O'CLOCK.
"A decree of the Queen of Spain, Of
the 18th directs the organization OF
courts martial fot the trial OF all the
the enemies of the Government taken,
with arms 10 their hands.
Instructions are also issued Tor all
officers to join the corps Of reserve.
"A report to the Queen on the state
ofthe country represents that the great
est danger was to be unprecedented if
these and other prompt measures were
not taken.' ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
From the New Orleans Bee.

A letter published in the Natchez
Courier, from Madison county, Mi. gath
ult. states that few arrests and no new
developments occur there now; that the
internal danger has passed and that no
Just apprehensions need be entertained
of the few scattered remnants ofthe abo-
lition crew.
But it contains singular narrative
Of proceeding under the Lynch code,
in Livingston county, whittier two bro
theirs William and John Earle had
been sent by the committee of safety al
Vicksburg, in order TO be tried there
where they were best known. They
had been Implicated by DR.. Cotton, as
intended leaders of the conspiracy in
Warren county. Judge Lynch's COM
mit,ee sat in trial on the brothers, con,
fining and examining them separately /;
and each without any hope, fear or
compulsion confessed knowledge of
the conspiracy soma months previously
but denied having taken any part in
il. John indeed accused his brother |;
and they both accused Boyd, who es-
capped conviction at Vicksburg, end
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
RIPE FRUIT.

Many cautions have been given a.
gainst the use OF fruit, but it should be-
remembered the caution is against an
ripe fruit. Tissot, who enjoyed a long
reputation by his work on health and
long life, and who continued longer 10
the practice Of physic than is common.
ly granted to the most aged of men.
said he never lost any children by the
fall disorders, who had used ripe and
sound fruit. Care should be taken,
that, in guarding against the abuse,
children be not withheld from the
kindest preservator Of their health in
the most dangerous season of the year.
Il ROWLAND for an OAver.-A NEE
ting of the citizens of ST. Mary's coun-
ty, Maryland, having requested the
Methodist Episcopal Church in that
county "lo discontinue holding camp
meetings, in the county during the
present excitement in relation to the
colored population, the committee then
making arrangements for holding a
Camp Meeting, Immediately met, and
unanimously resolved TO accede to this
request, concurring 10 opinion that "alL
popular assemblies are at this time
highly improper" and concluding with
a resolution that the citizens aforesaid
be on their part, respectfully requested
to decline holding Horse Races, Treats,
and Barbecues." The "Committee's
had the "Citizsns on the hip."-Ale1.
Gaz. . .,,,s,,
DISTRESSING DRoUoHr.-We ar.
informed by a respectable farmer, res
siding at Mount Pleasant, about the
centre of Wesichester county, that
the distress in q circuit of a dozen
miles, is very great in Consequence Of
the long continued drought. Almost
every description of produce is either
wholly or partially destroyed, and the
horses and cattle are without grass
in many acres not spear is to be
seen. The springs have been gradu,
ally lesseaing, during the summer and
have now entirely failed. There has
not been any rain since the month o.
April, and the sprinklings have NOT
penetrated the earth to the depth Of an
inch. ,s -:
An exhausting drought also prevails
along the southern shore Of Lake Erie,
extending inland fifty miles. No rain
has fallen for three weeks; and the corn,
potatoes, and other vegetables are pers
ishing. Y. Com.
O. "a conyicts died in the Tennes.
see Peaitentiary Of the cholera, the
preaent season.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
BENSON OLMSTEAD,
ELIAS LOOMS,
Yale College, Sept. 1 /, 1885.

A most amusing hoax has been play.
ing of upon some ofthe editorial fra.
ternity, by an article protesting to give
a detailed account Of some remarkable
discoveries made in the Moon, by Sir
John Herschel, at the Cape Of Good
Hope. The paper is prepared with
admirable ingenuity and talent, and
but for few sentences, might have de-
ceived the most watchful.
The Telescope with which the lunar
observations we're said to have been
made, is described as being of extra
ordinary dimensions and power.
"Ils object glass twenty four feet d.
ame,er, being six times as large as the
larges, telescope Of the elder Herschel,
and OF nearly seven tens weight"
Among the discoveries said TO have
been made by the astronomer, son Of
the great Hesschel,) were the follow
ing:
"Dr. Herschel has classified not less
than thirty eight species Of forest trees,
and nearly thrice this number of plants,
found in this tract alone, which are
widely different from those found in
more equatorial latitudes. OF animals
he classified nine species OF mamala,
and five of oviparta. Among the for.
mer is small kind of reindeer, the
elk, The moose, lhe horned bear, aud the
biped beaver"
Tie length Of the paper alone for
bids its insertion in our columns, for
though mere fiction, it affords rich
treat TO the readsr.-- Compiler.
SHOCKING AccIDENT.-Ih The last
Hagerstown IorcA Light states, thot
a son of Mr.. Thomas Riggs, Of Wash-
ingtoa county, a youth Of elepca gears
of age, vas almost sastantaneoasly
scdlded to death by the falling Of a
kettle Of apple butter. TAe youth had
fallen esleep not far from TIE fire, and
the cross piece TO i0hich the kettle vas
suspended, being Of soood, 6urnt in
tho, when the Kettle fell, emptied its
fiery contents on the unfortunate su
ferer THIS should proce a ,oarnins
to others, 10 bacs their kettles weH Sc,
cured.-Cumb. Civ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

NeW Business. old boots and shoes
are now purchased by cart loads 10
New York city, and taken TO on es-
Establishment near HaHaem, where they
are manufactured into Prussian blue, a
species Of pain. very valuable, and not,
until recently, made 10 this country.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

10 France new species Of wheat,
which grows and ripens in 70 days,
has been introduced into the Depart
meut du Nord--the farmers state that
j, will rfford three harvests annually,
and will grow well 10 all seasons.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

A man was executed q, Charleston,
On the 4th inst, for the preparation of
murder committed in i832.-U.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12

Eighty years ago the mail was carri-
ed between Boston and Philadelphia in
FL days. l, is now received in SO
hours.-M Met.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-12
for quarters, had excited his compass.

for Quarters, had excited MS compass
sion.
Soon as Morris found the hold Of his
sssailant reliuqpished, he took TO his
heels with no uncomfortable expedi-
lion. During his retreat, sowever, he
discovered a scy,he hanging upon q
a hosse-rack in front Of neighboring
store, which he Immediately seized,
and with il rushed back upon his I'M
armed antagonist. Mr.. Abrams now
re,reated few steps with the view OF
picking up brick bat near al hand,
which having succeeded in getting,
turned again upon Morris. At this mo-
menS the latter threw the scythe at the
former, which passed close TO his head
withou, doing any injury. Morris be-
ing now deprived Of his potent weapon,
once more took to his heels, and thus
saved himself frosi further cas.igation.
- Gazette.
Come at last. BY the annexed Gard,
published 10 the New Haven Herald,
we learn tina, the long expected Com
e, has at length made its appearance.
The honor Of its hrst discovery Cat
least in this coun,ry,) belongs 10 Pro.
fessof Oimstead s. Mr.. Loomis of Yale
College.
Halley's Comet Yesterday morn.
ing, August 3Is,., we had the satisfac-
ton of first observing this interesting
body, in the field of Clatk's great tel
escope. The possibility OF confound-
ing il wilha NebuIa, induced US 10 wait
for another observaliony in order TO as
certain whether it changed its place a
mong the stars, 10 which case no doubt
would remain Of its being Comet.
The approach Of the twilight prevented
our ascer,aioing this poiat yesterday /;
but observations repeated this morning
plainly indicate proper motion; and
being very near the place assigned to
HalIey's Comet, we recognize j, as the
long expected visitant.
It's present position is North OF the
BULBS Horns, little below the yertex
of an tquilateral triangle, formed With
those two stars, II is nearly in line
between the planet Jupiter aud the
Peiades or seven stars, and nearer TO
the former. Or, more particularly, al
2 O'Clock this morning, its right ascen-
sion was 5h. SIM, and its declination
N. "a deg, being about degree less
than that derived from the elements Of
Ponlecoulan,, which are given in the
Connaissance des Tens for 1888.
TIE appearance in our telescope is
that Of dim cloud, or halo, far less
luminous than the planets. Its magni-
tude is such as to render it visible 10
smaller telescopes, provided they af-
ford sufficient light. We employed
only our lowest magnilier (55) but the
fine light Of this instrument, having an
object glass OF FIVE inches, gives it great
advantages over ordinary telescopes IN
observations of this kind.
DENISON OLMSTEAD.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
TT gbefrfu3. If

yta9 elmer 20 jdbrisem 0ebulb,-fnbe
i6 MIDI snol6 in bic Ilptbwenoiateit pers
ffBt-oer 9ebulo einmal Die ldnsere IDerrs
fbaft Aber MID 3u entIaaen.-sino made
biermt Dem pubIifu ~ tefannt. boB meine
Srau Waria, cine ssborne Better, flcb 70 be-
trdet eab i6 nibt lduser fir ibr Betraaen
Uerantportlieb fepn tann uuo mill. SJd
tperoe oaber gfismanoen nut meiner 6abe
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sabmte 3unse beIeieist uno setrdnft - 1ld5
peranlaBl fInoen icIIte, oen 9lrm oes @el
es ee8en Ie in Qlnfprud 3u rebmeu.-uno
ite mag. 70 oft iie Is nerbient, bic BON ben
@sftben auferIeste Strafs felbf ertraaen,-
inoem ib biermit jeoermann erfldre, baB
ib MIDI ibrer ourdaus n.dt annebme, uno
Feline oaraue erma6lenotn unRoGen beaab-
len tperee. Ia fle ferner mir ben als ibIsn1
@bemanns 8esbi6 iduIbiseu 9eboriam
perfast,-mein oaus uub @efbdft 70 oft
perldBt als ibr eefallt - 70 unterfaae uno
sparne i6 biernit isbermann ibr si6ts auf
meinsn 9famen 5u !eiben Ober borsen, inoen.
lb BON benti9sm . a to an.-nibts bapon
bejablen tpsroe.-Msins Sreunbe. Die MIDI
fenuen, w'Ben pie fdmsr5lib ss mir se,por-
Den, Obise @rf!asuns Su MAIDEN ;-allein
fte srlien au6,-oaB bic glotb-u. um r,eiu
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5u t.hern, MIDI oa5u se5wunsen baben.
pbitipp Nsibarot.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18

Der Reeiernue, seb6rt unfreitis Die fbon|
ldnsf erfol9te Stiftuns eines 26mfncroens
uno eines .eamit pefbuno eneu NeroienltSet
bens. beinrib ber Zone uno Elm SrOen
9Benn Der aIts Qerr oieie,, Neisbraub feiuss
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fsl in Waris uuo 8raunfbpei9 anidbt, er
rparbe iib iidb Dot S6mer5 i'm 0rabe un1'
lpenben. llub Der miro nit biefem Sroen
bebangsn? 9li6t bios WinlIter uno tCtitans
oirenoe Wilitdrs, fOnoeru AUDI einfade po'
|Ii;<poisner ia lOsar Elm WOli3epipion, spel=
6er Der @esierun9 eiui9e sehetme, nhBllobs
Diente srrieleu bat. Serner 1T ois1er Or:
Den, sIsibfam als Wunopfafer einea Stod:
Ipbitiiter ressn elmer Sbrtei9e auf9ele9t. Die
IoetIeIbe BON eiuem entldieoensn GreDGnnl:
Isen erbielt, als er oie(en tpsser ieintr ufenen
ISprahe es3en Die @esieruns auf unosr
ll6dnte Weile sur Neoe ftellte. Seitoem
loasu mebrere OtibtSwIroise ltb audercr,
oentIib na6 Sbrfeisen frbnen. Der 8s'
ante, Der e.ue uusere6t ttrsnee Teittafuns
llensr Sbrfeise 3u ertpirfen rnuBte, erbieIt ,pe:
ssn bieler DeIbentbat uno oieiss Deroienftes
letenfale ben 96wenoroen. 9esen ben pOit.
leeretd, Oliemsper, speleber ibsr ben Oroen
lNb zines eers6ten SpOttse nibt erpebren
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|fla9e uiebt ausencmmen sporoen rpar, auf
|aQerbbbGeu speeia!be febI, cine l1ntsrius
dung einaeIeltet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
g d 10 { | J..

8ern ben ga. Sulp. pripatna6.
ti6teu ;ufolse. ber' l6t nnter ben SatbpIiten
|iu Der 96wsis srOAe Gufresuus, uno bies
bauptld6iib tpessu Den ei9enma6tiseu u.
unerIaublen Gin8rifen oeS pabfss in Die
Rebte Der GibSsencdenf6aft. Wilitdr ii
bereits aufseboten nm Der aufrhbrifdeu
prieferpartbep bic SpiBe bieten 81 fbunen,
unb mir s6nnen oaber baIo pibtise Na6
ribten erbalten. lleberaII 5eist ficb Der Gin
fuB Der Seiuiten, uno neil Die Diplomatic
nibt nebr ausreidbt bic N6,fer 3u untero'i1:
den, 70 tnuB bic @elision 5ur Qhlfe senotttsn
werben. unb Der &uebt aller &ne1te, Der
bell. Dater, sisbt ieinen Nameu au 1oleben
Sbdnoli6feitsn her!
Die 1asiabuus. tpsl6e felt Dem 1. Sulp
in Bern psrfammelt 1T. bat in elmer ibrer
SiBunsen ben 8efbIuB ssfaBt, eas Dolf
sur ginfhbrun9 zines sleibf6rmisen Maa:
Bss uuo 9eribts in Der s1uei3, auf3ufor.
oern.
(Noler os6 Wefens.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18
Sebr @pdt uno wittis bon
raukrefch.

Durb Die VadetIbiR "poIano" u. go
Iumbia" iIub in Steu-Vort eurcpdiIbe Se-
|!i6te biz gum 31iten Iesten SuIp erbaIten
rpOroen, aus weI6en erbellet, oaB am 28lten
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|tlrt
<cuis pbilipp Su ermoroen,
Der absr ebeufaus febl sefbtasen it, ubaleiob
mebrere @ensrdle uno @OIbaten ibr Qeben
|unlbuloieertpeiIe oabeD nerlOren baten.-
lDir entIebnen fOl9enoeS aus sinem franz.
BIatte. ..-.
Yaris, SulY 29.-Mt tefeu @efnb-
len oer 1rauer, benabribtigen mir unlere
2sisr BON tem ibr, dIi6su Neriuhe Der se
fern auf oas 9ebtn BON 2Ouis pbilipp 9e:
mabt nuroe. Wabosm sc. Waie(tdt, BE-
Islsitet bon Den Yrin5en Orleans, De Nes
mpur, uuo Dc Souutae, uuo eiue,n Sablreis
den Stabe. Den 9ouleparb paf1'irt bate,
Ibesab Ct (ib uab Dem plaBe 0eneomes
no bic Static nal Garoe unb Die Iruppen
Dor ibm paraoieren loQteu. Tim 12 ubr,als
Ct ebsn ben Bculepaso bu 1emple erreiebt
bate, ,putce eine fhrbterlibe grplonen aes
bort, Die einem WIatpnfeuer dbn.ib mar--
Mam 9lanbte snerlt. oaB Der Carmen cureb
pas 9osaeben eines Ssrernerfss psrurlabt
rporben fsn; aIs man aber pieie Msniben
fallen fab, uno nod anosre fbrepen bSrts,
aberseusts man iib baIo bon Der tpabrsn
llrlabe Der @rploIun. Cine farterli6e Ma-
lbine. beftsbeuo aus 25 Seueriblanosn
bate ebsn einen &uselressn auf Die umaeb:
uns oss Gbuias Icsaelanen, wotep Ma1:
iball Wortier, @eneral IIpisrp, Capt. 8i=
late, Sberft Nieuifec, Die 6rn. prubbomme,
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Der 8ten 2esirn. uno Elm ObelIt in Der Mrs
NEE ast6otet Wuroen, uno oes &bnisS Arm
Don elmer &uBsl befrsift wuroe. Der &6-
ui9 fou Diel Stanobaitigtett uno @sifssse
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Dem er ansenblidiib, obsl,ib fein p5ero II.
Ter felbf uerpunost tparen, nab Dem Joauie
fitt, rporaus Der Gau1 Der s Seuerl1,lnos
orans. Gin Mebanitus Hlameus GrOro,
lwar oer urbeber oleIrr ibrediben 81 t,
Ior auf lsinsr 5.ubt sefansen wuros. Die
Selae bon oleisn Nuftritten tpar ,oaB autatt
Ioer Ssperlibteiten. ,pelebe am naUfteu "a:
| &c (oem stsn Oct ju!Ytass) ftatt fnosn foll=
item, gemdB elmer proclamation oes ReniaS
| alls smsine Irauer fir Die unIOulbis 0es
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etano du NeBsn' Die SOroeruusen far pres
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Canton. sept. 18. 1885. 22.bb.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-09-18

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instcn init Miff Watia BrOwn, y Canton,
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