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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-16
The Painful and DebiEta'ing Compliant o.
THE PILES

The Painful and Debihtd'ing Compliant "
THE PILES
Receives immediate relief and in numerous instances
has been thoroughly cured by the administration O.
MFRIES' REM E DY FO
O. THE PILES.
THIS approved compound also m''gates anu &c
L moves the symptoms which frequently aeeompa
nv that disorder and increase the danger OF the pa
tent viz: pains in ons. headache loss OF aPpe''e
indigestion, and other marks of debility
A relieved patient writes from distance:
cit is but justice to inform J on. that have useo
your Dumfries' Remedy for the Plies Tor some Tins
past, and have found it cminenty successful"
The remedy is quite innocent. and may be admins
tered to all ages and both sexes Pla'n ana ample Oil
rectons, with description of the complaint. accom-
pany each package which consists of two boxes one
conisining an Ointment. and the other an E'ectuary
Price 81 for both articles, or 50 cents where bu
one is wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-16

This we'll established Wash for the Eye IS perfectly
innocent and gives immediate relief even IN very az
gravated cases of soreness and Inflammation.
Price IS cents
- None genuine unless signed on the outside prin
ted wrapper by tie sole proprietor, T. kiddder' I'M
mediate successor to the late Dr. W. l. conway ror
sale. with all the other Conway Medicines" at his
Counting Room, No. SO. next door to- Kdder's Drug
Store of Court and Hanover Streets near Con
cert HAIL Bost,n THOMPSON KIDDER.
And also, by his special appointment by
wA. STARLER,
jan "a Fairfax street, Alexandra
- Large cunt to those who ouy 70 &c" again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-16

SORE AND INFLAMED EYES.
1--WE studious, the weakly. and Others WHO are
troubled with soreness or Inflammation of that
delicate organ, will be able to obtain most pleasant
and invaluable application, in
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
DXsPHPsIA,

C most obstinate character, after having batiled VH ihc skill of the most eminent pi.yscians. aud nasaaige hns heen ckecta reiieved, and cared, in humber a in and ahoa Boston, by using ior a short time DR. RELFE'S
 Vegetable Specific, 0nd Anti-biIioas P'Hs' in coanexion according to the directions accompany ne she Snec;fc h s also one of the best medicines ksown tor Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach, Nausea, and Fla,ule"cee.
 T None are genuine unless signed on the on'sIde j f,fihied wrapper by the sote proprietor, KIDDEh' ;mnsediais successor the late Dr. w. II. CONwAY.- For sale al hs Counting Room, over No. 99, Court Street, aear Concert Hall, Boston, and also by h's special appointment, by
 Saassel Buei and y. c. Beekwith. Litchfeid i;
 E. Co,ctes, South Farms; Daniet Norton
 Caanan yudson S, Whittltsey, ". Preston ;
 Isoac $. Wads,oorih, Bethiem; Norton S'
 Henderson. Goshen.
 Large discount 10 those who buy to sell again. March 9 lye4M4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
Albion CORN PLASTER 1!

NyflE Aihion Corn siens ta'e cot, hosseyss III old snd tough aHd exracts q 10 tlse very roots The relief afforded is gentle, ineate and thofough.
 The prop. .ietosbe lease !" suhmit the following case runl Dir. Stossel. who is well known to the m s"aRts of the cy of Boston, especially a the soul" tnd, as a very worthy and respectable ct'zen.
 .aso' A CASE.
 SSir-I do not hesitate to give my most unqualified approximation tn favor of your valuable Albion Cora Plaster Blythe use of less ihan box, Mrs. Stoweli has been cured of corn each Goot, which had been exceedpgly troublesome and painful for years, and think bu: justice to your invaluable preparation to add tfor inc encouragement of those who. owing to repeated dsappoinimeRts tn the various remedies re- sorted to- have 6naliy despaired of cure ia! yon- Plaster cured her corns after trying other highly rer commended remedies purpose; and what increa- my confidence in the superiority ofyour Plaster e the tact, thAt tas eeh used by several oi my ne'gn bors with equally good succeas: ,,,,, . tSig.ed) SETH STOWELL,. X Kseppr offhe Toli.house, South Boston Br.dgs. Mir. T. Kilder Proprietor of the Conway Medicines BOsf0a, June l7th, 1884.
 Price 50 cente.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
MttebHeIN 7EMqttfrer PuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MOANING, By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS. To village aud single mail subscribers, two dollars per year, payabe before the expiration Of SIX montlIs. 4 .5 .s4. ....a
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 per year, payable as above To compNRes lees 'ha0 six, Sl 75 per year, payable as befOre p cents wiII be deducted from each o these last prices when PayHeOt is made ia advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge foi transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages hre paid, except at tue discretion Of the editor.
 Notice of a wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration Of ayear.
 ADvERTisING. One square, three insertions, $l Hnd the prOpOrsion for two or more squaresA Half sqnarc, 75 cis. CoMfnuance over three weeks % per ceMt per week. liberal dedOciion made for. AdfertisenieIts cOniinUed or l2 months.
 Atminisirators' and Execut0rs' Notices. $l OO
 C0mmissieaers' Notices, .s ,.. <. 25
 All communications must be poef-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
THE TOOTH ACHE!

This agopising disorder s cared in its most Pa",", stages by one of tho simple as well as powes'u' remedies kOown in modern practice. The
 Cambrian Tooth Ache IiHs
 r ;n.,au, relief without inAiclng the slightest ,n- ;.r. NJ he teeth. They are applied externally o the ,arte ascaed, wisl, she greatest ease and exPeon' and genevally 0peraeas soothing Ientve io the s"'- (ering patient. Price5O cents box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
Sore and lnflamed EYES.

gWyHE su,Iious. the weakly, and others, who are \ troubled with soreness or inflammation "t that delicate organ, will be able to obtain most pleasant and invaluable application, in .
 Dumfries' EYE VA TER!
 This well established Wash for the Eye perfectly innocent and gives immediate relie even !" very az aravaied eases of soreness and inflammation. Fr'ee 25 cenis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19
CHEAP9 CHEAP9 knTONs OF PLASTER FOR

cO SALE, either grOnn0 Or ln tDe stOne.
 Also for sale. Falling MIL Ciothier,s Shop. Carding Machine, and nesO Plaster Miu, formerly owncd and occupied by Gay &
 Also. DWELLING HOUSE and LOT, which may he had together with the before mentioos.i premises. Said premises are sitn. atcd about one mile from Sharon village. and are pleasantly and conveniently located. In- quire of DAVID GOULD.
 Sharon, Feb. 18, 1885. 4msS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19

were engaged at the time in removing some blanks, which were under shed attached to the Stable. when the wall feIl and completely buried them in it's ruins. The head ot Mr. Maclin was most shotkingly mangied. Mr;. Downs has left widow and fve children to dppIore his premature death.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19

LiberaNty y-Twenry-f -four hundred dollars have beeu paid by insurance companies, banks and 'nd'v'o0alS' towards the 6renen's fund of Baltimore
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-Fire 6iad Lose of Lives.-Be,wren ahd 10 o'clock Last night. the large Stables in the rear of the Western Hotel at the corner of Howard and Sarataga streets, were consumed by fire. and its most IamentabIe to state. that four men whose names are William Maclin, William McNelly, Michael Morgan and Stewart s. Downs were killed by .he falling of the wall and three or four others were seriously injured. They
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-03-19

An animated Picture Woman is a very nice and complicated macbine. Her springs are infinitely delicate, and differ froni'those of man pretty nearly as the work of q re- beating watch does from that of | town clock. Look at her-how delicately for hied :! Examine her senses-AhoW exqnis4 ite and nice Observe her understand- ing-how subtle and acute But look in- to her heart; thereis the watch wotR, com posed of parts SO minute in themselves, and so wonderfully combined, that they must be seen by a microscopic eye to be clearly comprehended. The perception of a wo- man is as quick as lightning. Her pene- tration is intuition--l had almost said in- sinet. By glance of her eye she shall draw a.deep and just conclusion. Ask her how she formed it--;she cannot answer the question. The philosopher .deduces in- fereuces, and his inferepces shall be right !; but he gets to the head of the siaircases v I may say so. by slo1 degrees. and mount ing step by step; she arrives at the top ol tho staircase as well us he; but how she leaped or flew there, is more than she knows herselE-
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
FOR SALE. An Entire and Desirable i. STOCK INI TR ARE.

soiik a yigkt of foccnpaHey tothe Eforsno,O beias
 erected ba Mr. F. 4. Lord, sohiek asiii 6e
 one of the best stnnds Jor batsiness in S : tke Hiiiage ef Liychf hfrld. < TIRE subscribers having determined upon
 A leaving town hy inc lst Sept. next. arc desirous of disposing oftheir stock of Goods. comprising general assortment for the coun- try trade. (viz } DRY GOODS. CnocKeRY. GLASS WARE, and GROCERIES.
 Their stock not having appreciated in vat uc from the recent advance subsequent fO purchasing it. and being very free from bad goods, they will offer it on such terms as will make it an object for any one wishing to com nnence nercantile hnsiuess tO call and ascrr- tain their termss The eligibility 0fthe place, and the advantages for trade, are SO welt kDOw1 as to make it unnecessary for them to say any thing in regard to it.
 5.ea ra.9i. INV: ssD. RORUER.F g. Litchfeld, May ,9l, ,tSS5. 7ieaua9 a,i 90 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

HITILL-be be found through tha season atthe
 w stable of the subscriber, on the affer- aoons of Friday, Saturday and Monday Those pevsons dssiross ofbreediDg from this valuable Horse arc reminded that delays are :dangerous; that this is probably the last op- portunlty they viii have. On other days he will traseli in the adjacent towns where most wanted. < X M t.i A. WADSWORTH.
 e Cash paid tor GRAIN, BUTTER ss CHEESE on delivery,
 2 eLiiekf kfeid. Mays l4. 1883. e
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
1RY.T4AYK.

TTOTED, That # any owner of any Horse, " Al Cattle or Mules, shall suffer the same to N at large out of his or her enclosure aiter the first day of April next. such owner shall f0rfeif and pay to any pegsOn who .shall take ]ap and impo0nd tSs sAme the siiia of twenty five cents tor each head of cattle, for each horse, and ioF each mule, for each tins they shall beso found at large, out of the owners enclos6fea and taken up; That 1t shall begthe duty Of the haywards in their aeseFal districts, and it shall be lawful 4or aHY other person, tO impound any horses. cattle or mules. sO found out Of he enclosure of the owner and at large. uho together with the pound keeper shall regulate the proceedings. receive the same eOmpensatiOn and have the sarne powers as sFeissanted in the statute law Of this state q Entitled Pounds: :'' provided, shat no pen. aity incurred under this by- Jaw staii exceed lhe sum of three aoilars and the owners of such hosses, cattle or mules. co impounded. shall noe receive the same from the pound
 until he shall have paid to the person. im-
 pounding tho same tue amount of fihe forfeit.
 ure. and to the pound-keeper his fees and ex- penses for keeping said creatures, as in other eases cf creatures jmpoGndeds $ ssssS N rovidsd Aeuestheless. that any peysop ssho shall have 2 family residence n saidstown of
 sharon may lf ha chooses, suffer one COW to
 :: run q lssgs on the public hishSays, and not ~ voisds int shs asSyesald hs sIsw bs pubHsh- ed in the LitehG held Enquiref. .s N 1 Fs's. 1owM Clerks 0ties, SkGyom, Agaa 70. tess, N This may certify, that the sorekoing ijs \ ttne copy ofshe by.law, passsd st \ Town
 Messiog, legally warned, and holden tn Shar. Ons October 6, l8Sa. Aal4a s.s.ts ss,i4asR
 ST lHEn. RINf, sqs,.r. cs..a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
NOTICE.

TE9HE Court of Probate for tha Diatr;ctlo lof -At Litch0eld hath limithd aud allowed sjK .mOnths from the date hereof for fhe csedit6rs t0 lha ssFate 6f s3gge ". ". DAVID WOOSTER.
 ilate oe Goshen, in said distsiet,, sieceased. to ss,pfksent their claims skaiust said sestste for NesgleWsnt and sIl0ysRee. All |SIaisais dot ntSd within said tiisns witt bs sisbafkellra agSfrk Thsss indebted to said estSfe are ,yallesk6d "A fFi&s iSe etns aiats pay tAeslt 10
 AvID I.s N; "A WsssFEs, Eseextor,. asGelkkss Moy ss. ieSs. .s'eas. ssi
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

lNaoted tn ie1ciange for Boots aud Sh"es
 old Wrought 1rdn Seraps,a and old Cast Iron. such as broken hellOwtware; stoves or any kind of small casiiogy, for which enc dollar per hdntired will he paid if deiivered at my shop. 'i3 v WEED :& SP0ONER. z, z,
 8l liEitsAfeHR. Aarjl @. 1885,. ''5E 4d 6m45
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
Gf1.(lI1S.

gt .EZeSy3gCeH E94ce6 .es9ad yCO&ee NV, g. D. PORTER havins drtermioed w is upon leasing tOwn'by the Iat 6f Sept. next, 6fettheir entire stock oEG ODDS, com prising ,N general assortment, at reduced pri- ces. and many articles It cost for cash orshort credit. The public are Invited to eaA and as- certain their prices. as they will have bargains offered them in North Street. '.'
 Nearly epposise 1s Bank, May ai. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
AI q COarfacf Probete holden at TYood5isru,
 sCifkia and for tbe District cf tgoodbury, S,i ii
 the 4tk day of MGy, A.tD ID. i8S5- Q fobsf

Al q Court cf Pro5qteI holden Gs Wood5i7u.
 sCifhia and for tbe District cf IjVood5ny, Si i
 tke 4tk doy ef May, 4. ID. isS5- . bsf
 Present, HOibro0k Curtis, Esq .J,.dee.d2 TTPON the petition of John R. Church, oe N Brooklyn. in the county ofb Kiugs, and sSate of New- Ork, tshbw ing io ihis Court that he is guardianof Susan Jane ChAreh. .of Brook lyn aforesaid; that said minor Is the ownef of real estate situated in Beshlen. in said district siz. about ihiriy-one and three f0urths acres ef land. bounded noEih on John c. Aun6ierss land.' east on highway. south on said AmbIer and Charles Martin, and west on said NIartin and AmbIef, valued at about s;ieht b0ndred and forty dollars; thatit for ,hc interest Sf said sninOr aiatihe same. she1id be tiisposed of. fartressOns injsaid petition set 'foreh;; and praying for liberty to sell said property for tEa purpose aforesaid. aspsr petition on lile..se9 Ikis ordered by shis CosSs. That said guar, dian give notice Ofssid application. by causing the same to bs published in one 0f the iiews- papers printed in Liiehfrld, in the county of Litehfeld. three weeks sIccessively, at least six weeks before, the heariag: and that said petition vsill he heard at the Probate QGices sih said distrief.O .On ahe a0th day of July next, at 10 o'clock A. M. Certified from Ree0fd.9 -iso wyE lo ,5in TaeNAs Burl, clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
HARRY US
 &M .sqia 'aasaI is xas ,se4ar; ' MsHJNAs;l ;l9 ; rigtis2- ' ,asa'4e i@s Vs1S .ift5t

ts,' h2isaF :
 e1 .. ,2 a',.c
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
n knnda nt Wholesale.

WEV HOOds at Wholesale UNHE suhsssibsrs are now ulsFing a very u isfrS stock of Goods. geeeiSed direct ftum Nlsnotactursgs, (wiish ars % Couslgn- si6ut,l InlpOrisFs, and the New-FoEk Aue- tisnS, and selected with P9Esisulsr a sIsEsnee IO lhe wholesale trade. cd in NeW-YOrl, and many Goods at less prices. SCOVILL G TREAT.
 Slaie, fronting Elm ct. Neso-Haasn. May go. sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
REMOVAL.

"ISS CABLE has lately removed IN1 from NUrth-atreet to the Store fronting the Green lately Oecnpiedb by Dr. Beckwith.
 Miss c. will now be ready to oier . gene ral assortment of F A ANCYG GOODS -and is nov opening new ease of Fancy IisseGs nnd SfratD HATS. which Mill be of- Eerrd at reasonable prfces.
 0T Straw Hats cleaned and pressed in the best manner.
 All kinds of MANTUANAKING done tA order by an experienced hand.
 Lifckfeld, May I4. 40
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06
A V AL U A b LIE
29rtutt11g asatablEabt1te11t,
FOR S a Z e.

a PRINTING OFFICE, located at the
seat of justice, of one of the most flourishing
and wealthy counties, situate on the Ohio
river, in this State, is now offered for sale,
on very accommodating terms-The Office,
is well supplied with NEWS & JOB TYPE
BORDERING, CUTS &C., also with a good
substantial IMPERIAL RAMAGE PRESS,
26tair q cases, stands, gQllies, form boards
Chases of all sizes, bank, form and hahe,
troughs, &c. &c, all in good order. The
subscription list is large, and the advertising
and job custom is very good, and surpassed
by but few papers in this State Amecha-
nc, desirous of making profitable and per-
manent investment fhis funds, would do well
to examine the above establishment .-AnC
to person wishing to enter into the PRIN
TING BUSINESS, it offers the most fayora
BILE prospect of success.
1t will be necessary however to remark
that no one need apply, who cannot come
we'll recommended to continue the political
character ofthe paper, such as it now is, OF
ever has heen-true Democratic Republi.
can.
For further particulars, application may
be made to the editor of the 's.4merican Un-
io"," SteubenvlIle, Ohio, by letter, Post
Paid.
February 4. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06
weg3u9Oes
geut(tbetl Stobr6,

Ser ilntafbriebene freat fcb fetnsn Suns
ben aIbier utos i'm 9anbe Bic QgnSaiSe taabenI
40 fOnnen, oaB er ieinen gtobr in Die rpefts
Iibe Gde leines neitpn
bafGeinernen @oarbou(es j..
feinera frabern Gtanppunste sesenaber cerz
aCNen bat, >
allpo er fprtfabreu pirb pie frHberbin,
Geib6fte 81 tbun, uno in Der Scrtoauer ID
rer Cunt, ponlit fte ibn biSber 70 liberal
beIbeutten, ltcb gIifli6 fableu pho.
p. 0errn6se Der Bepbhife eines au0erit 9es
rdun,iseu, beQuemen uno Tcbsrn Maaren'
banies, miro er nun pDr3nslIeber feline QIufs
st1erflanfeit auf
NufItDbren, Speoiren Her(tnoen,
= nno ale aNpere QIrtea
9 ON mi tDns 6dfte
penpenoen, Die lbm auoertraut speroen n'6'
gen, uno er per(M;bt biern,it Die phnf;icbfe
Muffnettlamteit ilber ,eoes oa6 ieinsr Soiot=
&c iibersebeu rpirp.
St bat auf 9anc, einen i66nen 8rrratbp.
Srcfene, 9Baoren, @iIenmooren,
Gpbk uno Oberleoer, Specerep>
en- 1c.ac 49,.
9orsdslib bsrednst fir. aeeentpartise
SabrsseIt. melbe eriebr nieotis fit bic mel:
fen g!rten 9auoesprcoutte Ooer 8aar:
9elo serfauft.
Ct be3abIt aud ben bS6fen prei f III
baarse 10 fur Wais ~ S|a6s nno
Glee:Sa1rlen. &c. &c.
gr bat AUDI nod INNER sum Dprfaufe eis
ne Qnsabl, bequenaer s aus lotten an
Der ebarlsS gtraBe,
9B a arbauslOtten
asben 0rn. SieIos @aarbaus, uao
2luslDften
nbrbIi6 bonn Staotben. slei@ oberbalb Der
eriten 8rlfe, n6rblib BON Der SI al
StraBe, auf beioen Seiteu oes Canals, 70
1pie au6 unsefabr $50 I'D CT 2ano-am
,@anal, anfaueeno asraae oberbalb Garl'5
Brnde, unb 1850 Nder Dber cine Hiertel
SeetiOu, t,brcli6 Swildben. bier uno Canton,
innerbalb elmer balben Msae BON Goerbarots
Mhble. QIle wel6e oer unterl6riebeue sui
ben bequemenbfsn Seoinsuuseu perfauft.
a. ST.. 9urrtbot.
Wa0iIcn, San. 50. 1885. 41stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06

|ober DesirFs.aseatst fprpokI als ber bes tln'
terasenten eiseubaneis uuterf6riebeu it,.
Seinem Drs9iitsn Deer Mpotbefer reirs auf
irsenb cine 8eoinsuns sefattst etele aIsSnsi.
en- 10 serfaufen.
9Ile QInfrasen far MseutIbaften rnH fen
bep ibm perf6nli6 in SrunSwid, Meeina
@auuty, ObiO, sei6eben. -.
o. SIR Canton unS bic llmeesenb, babe
li6 0rn peter. &aufmanu, (Nebactenr est
teutfben 3situua) } aI5 uaeinen aloeuten gam
9srfaufe bieIer unibdBbareu Nr3usp ause'
l(teut, bev pel6em iie, nit meinem unb fei:
nem gamen uutsr5ei6net 1soerssit su babeu
1ifs
q. g}iQS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06
rOteCttDt1 g.
9erlteberunSsSG Gcmposnie.
QlSentensSfis
Dec. 24. 1885.

ga ber 1lntet11riebene Don Der "p + 0:
tecttOn Snfuronces@ Ompasnie'
gu 9artfOrc, Connecticut. als QIsent an9e:
felt uno autOrifrt pOroen Obne Qlufi1ut
Serftberun9en eu6juftellen, 70 erbietet Ct
fb hermit nduler Stobrs, M6blen, Sa:
briden uno 96euern, falnmt oeren SnbaIt,
nebft irsenoerlep an6erm dbnliben @i9en:
tbume, 9esen Nerluit Uoer Sel lhdoisuna
out6 8euer, sd aBeeuriren. Die Soften oa:
3u itno nieeriser, als bic irsetc elmer Gin:
ltalt oieier Qlrt !; uuo bic Q1eiie uelbe biele
Offs in S6libtun9 ibrer Gefddfte. une
Der Seri6tisuns rno Se5abluns ibrer Ser:
LUTTE, perfelseu riro, miro prompt uuo Ii:
teral ievn. alnfrasen fas Seoinsunseu u,
Q0ecuran;, m6een in bes Qlmt6fnbe Don
loarris uno Seloen iu@anton, semabt per:
oen our6 ale @eiebdfte in Be5us auf oisie
Q8entibaft permitteIt peroen.
SDn -Sorris,
Nsent fir befaste @ompasnie.
@auton San. 10. 1885. 39:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, OF
ID { 10 = 9 q rk. .

; pROPOS.aLS for publishing the BIO.
IL GRAPHY Of this distinguished ctiz-
On, whose early habits Of study, perseve-
rance and application, united with his up
rightness as man, and his unwavering de-
mocratic principles, have propelled him on
ward, from the humblest walks, to fill many
important stations in his native State, as we'll
as in the General Government, until, by his
adhering to the cause of the People, they
have raised him to the second office in their
gift and if mistake not the American
character, he is destined still further to re-
,ceive their confidence by being placed by
them in that chair now filled by the ilustr-
Gus JACKSON, with so much honor to him
self, emitting at the same time ray of ma
toual glory that will endure and increase in
splendor for ages after the names of his revi-
Iers shall be as dust, forgot, to be heard of
no more forever.
The work will make neat volume of
more than 100 pages, from the most authen-
tic sources, including his mastery speech
on the REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS OF THE WAR
WORN SOLDIERS, whose toll and sufferings Sc
cured the independence of the country.
The books will be ready for delivery pri-
Or to the adjournment Of Congress bound
after the manner Of the Biography, of Col.
K. M. JOHNSON, published by me. The
price to be IS for IL copies, or so cents
single.
The various democratic friends into whose
hands this Prospectus may fall will give ad-
ditional circulation to the work by obtaining
such subscriptions as may be profered with
in ten days, and return the same to the pub
Usher. WIN. EMMONS.
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1885.
H+Subscriptions received at this Office.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06
TO r RINTERS.

THE undersigned continues to manufac
ture the FRANKLIN PRINTING PRESS
He has for sale several second handed Stan
bury and Ramage Presses. Also chases o
all sizes, composing sticks, brass rules, gal
lies, copper moulds, ink rollers &c. &. OF
all of which he intends to keep general as
sortment for the accommodation ofthe craft
His establishment is on the corner ofElm
and English streets.
SAM'L DICKINSON.
Cincinnati, Aug. 18th 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-03-06
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