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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30
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OFFICIAL.

The regulation Of the Military Aeadsm,
provides that the names Of the most distin
Sufshed Cs!ets, not exceeding i've IN each
r's>s, shall te reported at each Annual Exam
nation, ami DC attached % the Register. 10,
in Tie Array.
The following y a last u those reported y
the late eXanihatlOn.
fIAsT Class.
i. George W. Moretl, VI New York.
2. Cha's. n. Btyeiow, of Massachusetts.
}. John "a. AArtinJaie, Of Nes HOrk.
=. Charles J. " hitiog. u Maine.
> George v. Legate, ii The Array.
SEoOND CLAss.
i. Montgomery L. s.eigS, Of Penn.
2. Alex. HsmiitOR, % New YOfk.
, George l. weicker, q Tennessee.
& Z. James l.. MsSoa, Of tie Army.
5. Fisher A. LEWIS, Of Virginia
TBBaD CLAst.
!. Edwin W. Morgan, u Pennsylvania.
=. ileuTy W. BtnhaHs, q CSassstsut.
J Alexander y. Dyer, u Missouri
4 tee. W. Ginhtsoa, q Nss H4mt.hirr
). J0ha Braii, fSeu YORK
foUGTH CLass.
j. WA ". Wright, q North Carolina.
AK. ". Dearborn, of Ssw Hampshire.
J. SisPl.sa a. CaAsp5sii, d yerH0l.t.
T. y. q. v. Besuregari. q l.oGsfana-
> John 7. hetcAife. % Miss,ssypi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

A TemperAnce Society has been
ormsd u bogO,a. NE esPs,sl a Cra0s-
d.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

A correspondent % The Norfolk Bsa-
con states that on ihe i3lh insi. Be-
observed one large and three zlaalisr
spots On the sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

A Newark Bank has declared a a.
vidond d 3 per cent. Soc he last eua-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

Me. Forrest vail return 10 bis native
land IA September next, and will again
resume his former profession. He viii
b "thice Welcoms."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30
CONTENTS

or 2sassndsis rsssr, seesrkiar % sAs s.sfv,;,
Of tAs lee d.. De BUTTS, ~ Bsitssssvs.
ssisoits. OF, SalPhsts Of Lime,
Carbosste % Line,
sulphats of Magossia. Epson Sait,)
Muriats Of hAsnesia,
Muriats Of Soda,
salphats Of iroa.
Carbonate of lron,
Sulphursttsd Bydrogea Gas,
Carbonic Acid Gas.
TsaPssstsr.-asout ifty-6ve degrees Of
Hshrsnheit.
PrePsrties-setiveiy purgssive. or gently
laxative, IN proportion % the quantity iaken
iato the sicnach. or eoDditioa Of the systsu
-Toaic-Diurstic- phorctic-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

~ general meeting Of the cit1ono
Of Alexandria, convened for the ~.
pose ofexpressins their feelings q -
occasion Of tho death Of the late CT
Justice Marshall. Edgar Snowdsn, Ia.
was appointed to deliver = EuIogy
commemorative Of the life, chsrscisf.
and public services of the deceased.
FANNY KEMBLE IN ENGLAND.
The London Literary Gazette Of Q
late date contains the following notes
of Fanny Kemble's Journal:
THE work before US 10 delosmed by
graver faults than even youthful i'm
prudence and female irppertinence can
excuse. There are fippancy and
vulganty about il which surprise NJ
the more. coming from such a source;
presumption and a lack Of the finsv
and higher qualities which adoru the
female character, which is vexatious %
contemplate in one so gifted"
The Athcneum says:
:" Ii turns ont 10 be one 81 the most
deplorable exhibitions Of vulxsr en-
Pressions that it ever was our los 70 en-
counter. The insane desire of being
considered one who thought alone,
combined with 4 love Of every mis-
chief, has we apprehend, betrayed
Mrs. Butler into a book, which she
herself, in a short time. and which all
her friends at once will wish had never
seen the light"
The London Spectator says:
" In short she exemplifes the beau
ideal Of green room belle, whose
head has been turned by fattcry."
North C1oiiaa Conrenfion.-This
body adjourned on Saturday last, after
a session of little more than Eve
weeks. The principal acts Of the
Convention. in amendment Of the con-
are, an equalization Of the
in both houses; an al.
teraion of the sessions Of the Legisia-
lature from annual to biennial taking
the election OF Governor from the
General Assembly and giving it to the
People, and making his election bien-
NAL instead Of annual; making the
ofice Of Attorney General to continue
Tor four years only instead Of during
good behaviour, as heretofore exclu-
ding Borough Members in future, and
abrogating the privilege Of free persons
Of color to vote for Members Of As-
sembly; requiring the General Assem-
bly, to vote for all its officers rspa roce:
To amend the 3sad article Of the con-
stitution which prohibited any person
from holding Office who did not be.
lieve in the Protestant Religion, By
striking out the word Protestant and
inserting in its place the word Ciyis-
fisn; to provide for future amend
ments of the constitution; to provide
q mode OF imPeaching the Judges and
other principal officers Of the state to
provide for the removal Of any Of the
Judges for mental or physical disability;
and to provide against unnecessary pri-
vate legislation. These amendments
arc to be submitted to the people for
their ratification, on the I'd Mopday In
November next.-I.Naf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

we Predct that there was no liner
sentiment brought forward on the late
anniversary. than the following. given
at Petersburg:
By Js,~s 3. wsiisse-7Is Ftru<A D,As.
IN sAe Wee e The phii.nthopsst, ais sirvsdy IN.
esgssss~d BY the eAi.~se doe her, (rrN ,se.l In
,As E'fs Of Lafayette"
A just and noble thought-mav Il
be approved by the people, and exc.
cuted by Congress. What is Justly
due American citizens, let the Amer,-
can people pay out Of those overflow
ing cohen now devoted to corruption
and buying up the presidential vote Of
certain States, and let Q receipt 10 full
De sent our allies. who fought by the
side OF our fathers at yorktown. couch
ed somewhat thus: The American
people TO their French Brethren: Let
stnie cease betwixt us-lct US not sra-
hfy the foes Of liberty BY the specta-
Gle Of our contest-let u, surrender
our mutual claims, and preserve alone
tne recollection Of our ancient friend
snip, and the principles in which il orr
g'nated. Let US not degrade ourselves
and the Liberty to which we are both
attached, and Of which we are the
chief pillars, by quarrelling for the bal.
ance OF an account, or fighting for a
sum Of money"
ms course would really be worthy
OF the people; nay, il would be better
diplomacy than Livingston, and would
EFFORT from the magnanimity Of the
French people what has been in vain
attempted 10 be wrung from their fears.
we commend il To the consideration of
the liustious Cabinet at Washington.
Richmond Wing.
Col. johnson nerer ras us4rried-,
he Is now what he ever has been-a
bachelor. The stories that have been
so freely circulated about his domestic
relations are sheer fabrications.
lUiies az ~ Observer.
Legally. we admit Colonel johnson
never was married; but he was as le-
gally married as either Of the degraded
Creatures that live with his daug hters,
and they are considered and acIno,rE.
edged by Colonel Johnson to be man
and scife for he has decided 10 each of
them tract Of Land, and makes il
read-to Daniel Pence and Imosene
Pence, has rJe-to Tho. Scott and
Adeline j. Scott, has ,rife. Neither
Pence nor Scott was legally married
to Col. Johnson's daughters; for the
laws Of our State will not permit their
being so married-but they live with
them As such, and are SO treated and
spoken of by Col. Johnson and their
neighbors. Col. johnson has as much
night to claim the title of tcidosrer. as
Pence or Scott would have If either Of
them should lose his wife; and per-
haps more so, forw understand that he
not only lost his first wife by the Chol-
era two years ago, but has recently
been deprived Of his second one by
the base ingratitude Of an Indian, who
was lately student Of the Choctaw
Academy.-Ler. Observer.
The Belvidere IN. J.) Appolo says:
80 Our farmers are now busily employ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

a mississippi paper now before us
states that Fecenly a vast number Of
packages have been sent from Washing.
ton into all parts Of that state, ranked
'.frse--.fndrep yaoksoH. y. u ~
When these packages came TO be OMEN
ed, they were found 10 contain tbou-
sands u fis Erira Gkobe, which w.s
got up Tor The express PUpose Of aid
ing the election q Van B,Genl'
Western Ceroliaiau.
ls there an Amenoan aho can re.d
the above without bushiog fog the de-
gTadAiion q the high Office 20 zach a
purpose a. ranking The sils mass q
cOuuption and falsehood poured 6oyth
BY The Extra ClObei Nd. EafsL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

A gentleman near Boston has puv.
chased % acFss ofland, for the exnse-.
purpose q RAISING mulberry tres -
silk worms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

The Belvidere IN. J.) Appolo says:
=" Our farmers are now busily employ
ed IN preparations for the approaching
harvest. and we are happy to hear
from all parts Of our country that their
iabors are promised an abundant re-
ward.-Though the crops are little
later and the straw shorter than usual.
yet the kernels are plump and the
heads full sized and well 6lled-seI-
dom better, some farmers say. Fruit.
with the exception Of peaches. give
fair promise OF well filed preserve
pots and batter kegs for Madam.
The hearts Of our independent hus-
bandmen will be full Of rejoicing this
season.-It really does one good to see
their smiling faces.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

:" The Editor Of the Louisville Jour
nal makes q great outcry about the
family Of Colonel Johnson"
WOTeesfsr Rep4bEesn.
Perhaps We do; but the Republican
must at least do US the justice TO admit.
that, this Is not case Of great cry and
little rool. "- Louisville Jov.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

The Rev. Daniel L. CarreIi, llaae a.
brooklyn. has been elected Preaidena
OF Hampden Sydney College, Il he
place OF J. P. Cushing, dec'd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

The Wings Of Sdem, (Mass.) have
recently had aPublie meeting and de-
nounced Mr.. Van Buren, most nerri.
lessly. Our Salem friends are ,nuch
as they always were. In early times
they were in the habit Of kanein~
witches, and now they are sOastinw Z
wizard.-LoUisviHe Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-07-30

Cd. johnson nerer tcas Married
ne Is now what he ever has been-a
bachelor. The stories that have been
so freely circulated about his domestic
relations are sheer fabrications.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14

ia e. ferner duff ;t1tineu autep
Ratb uibt borbt,-rno babur6 pieuei6t
in @eIeBes:9 9duoel fon,men t6unte. Ourb
tpeIcbe ieb einen 1beH meine6 init ei9enem
iauertn S6weiBe errunseneS @isentbutrL
5ur Se3abluus aI5 llnfctenfar ibn auf5u=
opfern babsn tnb9te,-treIbeS 81 tbuu ib
ni6t witlenS uno 9snei9t fhbIe,-lO brinst
mb bic WRi6t Der SelbfterboItuns MIDI &C.
gen @reisuife pieler Dirt 81 ibnssuL - unc
oaber uuo oe8baIb na6c id, ber,nit jsoer:
mann befannt, ~ibm, tnetuem orig benonn
ten Subne, ni6ts ouf n,etuen Namsn 81
Ieiben bcrsen coer crebitieren, inosm i6
meoer et,pas, Don Der Qlrt feruer fir ibu be-
5abIen meroe.-ncb irsenb einioe rlnfoitsn
irseuo elmer QIrt trasen tperoe, Die ourb i'm
auf irseno cine lBeile utitebn Ooer psran=
IaBt tperben.
2uowis Surndb, fen.
Canton, Sulp 20. 1885. 14-4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
Sc { Il { s. Il t { r!
&. 81 Il r = til o(,

S. 9urrtbo al,
an Der peitlt6sn gde feines b a It tel,
nernen % arbaules, weflib Der
al8rn6e
Qat 70 ebsn cine l16ne NuswabL wobl
auese lubter uno febr woblfeiler Sitter fit
oisie Sabres3st et6fnet> betebeno in:
trDGenen>, I6orten', un0 'Sbnel>
oewaarem porcsuam Gpecerepen,
@ilem 9uBwaaren ouer 2lrt, 9(d'
GEL 2eoer &c. &c.
msltbe ct 70 .poblfeil eereauft, aIs irssno ie:
nano in oislem Marfte.
6 b { h q Il s.
Elm waarbous uno $50 ebnbausi
Nusletten unD nbrrliD .. Stdpt'
den un9efibr
$50 Il # e. s q -
am Canal 9lsi6 eberbalb @orps
Brife. -
ser ruer:-1 12C 81 der bep s. 6:
perbaro's Muble, aae rpelcDe ct 3u ben Bill
lisren DreiIen gum @etfaufe anbietet.
@r 5abIt isoer5eit baar 8elb fur
Maien, qSellbforn, Qaber, Slablaameu,
8pae, &c. &C., uno miro panftlib uuo auf:
merflam ieoss SpeoitiOnss uno @pmmiit:
Dnsselbaft befpr9en. potuit ieine Sreunoe
|uno &unoen i'm beShnitiaen mbssn.
Mal1lon, Su!p 10. 1885. 12stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
B 8 u + & orte h.

Der unterf6riebene benabri6tet a4ts
uns&bOll isine &uube,, t,no oas Nublifunt
i'm aI19emeinen, oaB er runmebr (eine ueue
sarosMefbine, in e6uisem 0anae bat, at,f
leinem alten @tanopllntte. cine Nle;le Iab.
oltlleb BON Canton. @r 1T (bmit III 8ereit=
ldaft wols an3uuetmen, unb IIe auf bic
befte Meile su garben> 3u oen rieoriaen
preiis Don q 1:2 Gents bas piunS, wen es
bep Nbnabme be5ablt niro,-ipnft tpirb s
@ents oafar anserebnet. ilnb ,pD fern riebt
innerbalb feds Mpnaten be3ablt ,pirb, IS
peroen oarua6 Jntre0en a,sersbnet. lIge
pitb panftlib bssabIt.
SacOb 91eDers.
Sunp 12. 1885. 8,tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
Saren fir 1885. 3

0}edridbt miro biern,it ben tarbarene'ns
,rcbnern Don @tarf @auntp sessbtn' oeB
ieb anfanesn peroe Die Iarsn Don oslo9tsm
@auntp einsuIammeln, am SRonta9 osn IT.
nddtften septembsrsj nno 81 o'ele'n. Sfrsd
msroe entpeber i6. ober Elm 8sooIln'a1tls=
ter bon mir, einen Gag in ieeem 2eunN9'p'
an ben Wlabeu mp sewbbnlib bic 9gab'sn
oebalrsn rernen, Don 10 llbr Sorm''tass
bis 4 llbr 9}abm. fseu, ut,' ben xar prn
foleben III erbeben. bic seneist iluo sbn oeFt
su besablsn, nanalib in
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14

tpiro. .-44Die gebduoe liesepdr, sina Ses
sansbarften gtrafeh, Die 9rauereD 1T erft
por.6 N1Oraten neu sebaut, in, 8raataule
it cine quite gprius, unb bepnt 3aufe sia
i66ner @arteu rno b;nldusli6 @autst n'ts
Die @ebauoe au erreitern.-Gin t1ei.et tups
ferner &eGsL ei,ea 6 Sarrel balteno, Der
cur6 sinen 'QIufias aaf 5 a9 SarreI ber'
at6nsrt tperosn tann, aGe atbfbajtea
1uo ueu t,no Gut 9en,aeDt, welbe ale DaSu
perfauft werbsn.-Der preis ces, 8Gtett
ha=95ier lit in ois1er @essuO, IbIr$
caS Bdrret.-Die 3uridHebr eiues 1beilba~
bsrs uab Deutl6lano madbt ein5i9 coB oies
les uortbeiIbafte Gemsrbs perFouit riro -
2Iu9 fbnnte Elm beg Serbrausns re d !
funDiser oIe Gbsi|tnber jur 3 lite, loa
wobl an @eminne, als AUDI an Den 2iesen7
(bafren, init einem Capital bon g. 100
Dollars, eiutretten.
6ir oas Oldbere ,penoe man fIcb III poffs
fr!yen Srisfsn al bic Stsoaetirn ees 9 a :
terla ano : freuuoe s, in @nntou, 81
blo.--
csufn 3. J985
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
Tduu1bipS.
SaunfbipS

ebsnfolls meroe ieb in meiner offs in
@antcr, rrdbreno Der Mcnate October nno
0lppember ben Iar Don oeuen in @npfdnq
nebmsn. bic i'm ni6t oorber ber.6n9t pa
ben. @5plbe welobe in Der biersn @n9e9sz
benen 3eit su be3ablsu r,nterladen. mnnen
sr,rarten, 6aB fe auberoem no@ soften
baben peroen.
S(obfebeno 1T ter Sorbetro9 Der'
aeibnet, oer fur bas Sebr 1885
ppn jeoem 1000 sbolsr Wertb
serebnet miro.
en- ben saunlebips: Yaris, Wal6Instou'
@anton, qafe. @resu Saflcn. 2useere=
,pas, Qaprenee muo Sranfiin, StaatS 2ar
1sa Gents; Canal Gar O. @eunty Ear
2ga sebnl Gar 10 Mestar 90; 2aun-
td,ip II. glrmeutar 10; 9elainteetra9 571.
Gm Gaunlbip, 2srinston. Stotstar 49,;
@analtar q y; @auntptar 2Sa ;Sbultar 10;
S9eatar 10; ~. uao Qlrmentar 10; 0eS
fammtbetraa 57a.
eyn oen IauuIebips: Sliniibi1en uno
suaar @reef, Staatstar 124 eanaltar q;
@aantp,ar 2sa; @bultar 10; 9Sestar 20;
81. unb Mrmenter 5; 9elamiatoetraS 52a.
en- ben GaunIhips spite, ptatn upo
perrp. gtaatstax 12A @ana|tax q; Co.
Sax 22A !; Sbultax 10; Q8estax 90; 2p.
muo 9lrmentax II !, IS.
Osnaburs 2aunidip, etaatstax 1sa ;
@analtaxga !; @auntptax 2sa; e1ultaz
10; Westax 10; 2p. nne Mrmentax 10
Geiammtbetraa 67A.
Bablebetn Iauniebip, Staatstax 12s
@aualtax o. @auntptax gea; Shultax
10; Mestax 10 ; aF. uoe a'rmsntaz 5 ;
geiammtbstras 62a. e~>,.
aNarlburo,.sb 1aanibip' 9taatstax ia;
@aualtax q; @auntptax 2at e6ultax
10; Mestax 90; -. ano atmeftax 90 ;
nTRsiue yoten urter S 2baler .. 9an:
Zen, aussrbalb sieIsS Staatss, ,psseen in
''" Sebn Sartcnt
J- sbakmeifter bon starf 60.
gautcn, Sulv 81. 1885. l5'4w'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
Neue6 @trtbSbaus,
3utt, SOilbe ber

gum SoDtloe eer
IS b tani G6et1 e 5nt / d.
Der untsrf rfbrisbene, fi,DIieb .. Der gtaot
eaneafter. pa. r1abt bent Vublifutn erse.
bsnft befannt, caB er eli, Ofsntliebes gBirtbs=
baas an Dem alten Stanopunfte tpelbet
BON ptn. Sobn @lart, In canton an Set
3usearatpas S.traBe, 3tpep 8ersd b1tIieD
pom @oi.rtbaule einsenomn,en mar, no az
feline Mhbe une ltufolteu lparte ura cas
9aus aus5ubshern uno 5ur 8eqeumli1feit
aaer oerer eiu5uribten, bic ssueis ct ino bep
bn auaurufsn uno Ct perltbert iie oaS
ieslide anftrensun8 senadbt rpiro, ibnen
@eni9e su letRen. .-Seine Sbente .,,ne teitt
2ilb. foIlen nit eem bs1tsn 1srTben .perss
osu, mas Ser Marft oarbietet. Ser Nnters
Ibriebene nabt ebenfatls befApublifuin BED
sannt, oaB er Gen beFen uno ssiVaa,isFsn
=. ..-., s. pf
in oisier gtaot far Subrlente, @ireuf'S. Mes
uaIberien ac.bat. llno aae birfen iber3euat
lein oaB Feline Nlabe sou fsinsrSeite sefpart
miro, I'm, alleenasiue gatisfaction 30 8ebens
81. 9. Suites Deu nno 9aber ipire bes
ftdneiS sebalten fit pferbe. i
! Noot1dn Sppeft,
ganteu; Deee,absr1b. 1884. se-tfs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
Ntue @ut 8abrtf>
I Z =
% g

Ser nnter19riebene nin,rnt fteb bic Grees
belt feline Sreunbe uno 6as VubIt,,m i'm aiI=
9ets'einen 81 befnnosn oaB sr bas 0uts
m oberee1 b dft in bei,t ns,sen bae=
iteinernen S6op. Olo. /, in Der 3uscara=
moS StraBe, in Canton, cine 1bire bftlieb
y. =. 8. 0itbea's Stobr, 81 betreiben an.
9efanseu'-allpo Ct 9ebentt-auf pano 3tt
boltet1, ale Qlrten 1T 0 , Der 3 ate,
9ernaDt pom be ten Waterial-uub duf por=
5NsIibe Wsife. SsftcQun9su ahf foIsenee
9attun9en Quite, meroen banfbar aneenuttts
r'eu uno prompt beiorst weroen:
9errer. tnooilde i6war5e 0ites
oo % Otter brabne 30
9llte 9erren ibwarSe uno crabne putea
Snabeu IbmarSe uno DO DO
QDolne &naben unO Wanner b
isoer @attuus.
Da er berdbtli6s @rfabr,1ns lii 5einens
@el1dfte bsGst, unc entl6Ipfen 1T; ,psber
Mhbe nod QIussaben an ieiner Qlsbeit 40
iparen, IA boft er allsen,eine 3ufrieesnbeit
5u 8endbrenu.. .eltien IiberalenQIntbeiI BET 6fs
fentIEben @unft ju petoiene,l ,,uo etbalten.
6. .. Gilbert.
Canton, Gebr. gs. 1885. 45:SNt.
0rSaarseIo piro besobIt fit pel5e BON
Stteru, Mustrotten, Miues u. rothsn 0ibs
en-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14
>w . | t
MattbduS S0nttbtr,

aus Ma8sburft, gmt Qlbern, 9'oBberSo9s
tbum 9 ooen?
Ser ttuterlhriebeue rpnnibt Sfabrl6t
BON leinem obeusenannten 8ruoer au bo=
ben, Der ID, Sabr 1881 in NeuzOOrf antam'
uuo ,uab Dem staat Sbio, Ss5ossn 'it,-'
@OtIte ibm bisies 3u @eGobte fcn'men, ooer
eirem onbern meul6enfreunoe Der lelnen
0IufentbattsOrt reiB. feinsm Srnoer ,ooa1o
aIs m6slib Jla6ri6t oaoon 81 eF'ee''en'
2onoeliu Sbreloer*
9uffato, 81. 9. Musutt 6. 1885 AN
seine acotede 1T
LANDELLN SCHNEIDER,
care Of
ADAM KOONTZ,
PARIS, Stark county, Ohio.
n+0ereusssber teutlber 3sitnnSen, ,trer'
ben erIud)t, obises e;ui9etnal in ibre reipsetiz
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8aub aber ,peiB, 70 iinb aaeb Die lanSen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-08-14

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unb in bsn ndbltenS nStaoten Iiest an einsm
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

one, while It makes them blind to the pleas
ures Of the other.
! But to us
\ All Seasons and their ehange-all please alike.
\ To the man who is prone to censure-the
man who never looks for beauties in the
field of nature or the scope Of art, the world
has no bright side; but there are those whose
eyes can find beauties on the darkest page Of
creations volume. The storm itself has
grandeur that the great mind will not suffice
to pass, without silent and almost enviable
participation in its gloomy movements
though the sky is
i Back as # the day Of doom
\ Hung DER Naurr's shrinking head
and in the pinching frosts of winter, or the
scorching heats of summer, the heart that
loves life as it ought, will find some sweets
10 confirm its trust in the universal bounty Of
Providence.
The month which is now passing, is the
native season of Plenty; the season in which
she delights to show her munifcence to those
who show their allegiance to her sceptre, by
temperance and industry. Those who would
enjoy her smiles, must not sit down and count
the hours of toll, nor stop to ruminate on the
sweat and dust Of the way.
We congratulate the hardy yeomanry of
our country, on the revived prospects Of
plentiful harvest. Plentiful we say, in re-
gard to the fears which were entertained
that there would be great falling off from
the usual average of crops. 1t is true, that
the abundance Of former years is not to be
expected, for many of the products are alrea-
dy gathered, which the backwardness of the
season has materially diminished. But for
the few last weeks, the growth of vegetation
has been uncommonly rapid, and those pro-
ducts Of the soil, which are yet to be brought
to maturity promise more abundantly than we
have had any reason to expect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

"I never" says Pope, "could speak
in public. And don't believe, if il as
a set thing, could give an account Of
any story TO twelve friends together,
though l could tell it to any three OF
them with great pleasure. When ap-
peared for the Bishop of Rochester on
his trial, though l had but ten words to
say, and that on plain point; (how that
Bishop spen; his time when | was with
him at Bromley,)l | made two or three
blunders in 1t, Notwithstanding the first
row OF lords, which was all could sec,
were mostly Of my acquaintance.