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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
For the Newport 4 Bos,OnMail Stage.
Sa2R

"
Fare TO Boston, -.
A sta &c will leave Newport every morning Sun.
"a day Is excepted, at "a o'clock, A. NJ, arrive in
fall Rive at ioi AN
in Taunton. p. NJ.
d" in Boston. at 81 M
Returrn,,. a sage will leave Boston every morii-
ing, Sunday excepted, at past o'clock A. NJ. in
Taunton, at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ.
in Fall River, at o'clock
in Newport, at 8 o'clock.
Stage book at Townaend's, & Hassards Hotels
in Newport
The stage win leave Townsend's at 7 4 St Has
Stage books TIT !Barker's Marlborough Hotel Bos,
This Stage is connected with the New-Bedford
stage at Fall River.--Leaves Fall-Riyer 10 O'Clock
every day, Sundays excepted, arrive in New. Bedford
at past ~ o'clock
Leaves every day, Sundays excepted, at o'clk
arrives N New-Bedford al 81 ock.-Returnng
leaves New Bedford every day, Sundays excepted
at ocloclS A. NJ and arrives in Fall River at ~ A. NJ
and at IP. NJ. 3o'clock p. NJ
Stage Books, at Coles & Blake's Hotels New
Bedford.
u Passse myers wishing to go to New Bedford are
informed That they can. by this stage. leave Newport
IN the morning, and return early the same evening
and have half an hour leisure time in New Bedford
A stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays ex
cepted at 4 ptst O'Clock p: IN, for Swansey, War
rem, & Brlstol-Returning, leaves Brstolevery day
Sundays excepted, at o'clock a: M. and Warren AT
m, aud arrive in Fall River at 10 10 clock
A stage leaves Fall River every day, Sundays
cepted for Providence leaves Fall River at l04 o.
ock arrives in Providence l. !. Returning, leaves
Providence every day at 10 O'Clock arrives in
Fall River p. IN.
Passengers wishing to 90 to Fall River, can have
hours IN Fall River and return the same evening.
u Extra Coac hes furnished at all times * on
reasonable terms.
- All baggage and small parcels at the risk Of
the owners thereof X. b. KINSLEY. agent
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
D0CTOR Ia ONIONS.

A supply of TllOMPsON'S celebrated Eye
"A Water. aud Tooth ache drops,-Lee's Pills
builer's Vegetable Indian Specific for Cough
Coils, Consumption, kc Doctor Rushs and Jew
eu's Pills for Dyspepsia. Jaundice diseases the I,
Liver Se AndJor sal, by r. n. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the ....
GOLDEN MORTAR, S~Tsyt. RI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
IrOn-Stt ell Il Nails.

The subscribers hare receired and offer ior sale.
n tons assorted Iron, consisting Of American.
tN1 English, Sweeds. Il Russia Old Sable OF
all descriptions. fiat, square, and round-Spike-r rods
Nalrods, Nut Iron Band Iron-Brazier's Rods
Shoe shapes. Horse Shoes, * Horse zoe Nails
Ra ps-Fies-Crowhars-B Bomx &c. &c
Cast Steel OF all sizes Hat, square & rouud
ALSO, $50 casks OF Cut Nails, assorted.
lm25, II. ID. WOOD, * Co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
MORRISON'S HYGEIAN
Vegetable Unirersai Medicine

teSttuOfc CHWeTSut lUe0tciHe
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young
having gwen assurance of his convection in
the Hygean Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health, London and hav-
ing furnished the necessary security against coun-
terielts, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI
VERS1L MEDICINES AND PUB
LEGATIONS,
In and foro the State Of Rhode-lsland
In cnfrmaton whereof have this fourth day Of
January, 1888, set my hand
II. SHEPPARD MOAT,
Sole General Hygeion agent for the IT,
SO America, Smith-street, Brooklyn, ILL.,
This Is to certify that have appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen as Agents for vending Morrison's
lIygelan Universal Medicines IN this State to wit =
Mr. David Melville Of Newport, inessrs George
Hammond ~ Co. Wickiord.-mr Jefferson L. Kim.
ball. Coventry James II. Pearce, in East Greenvicb,
and John Is. Walker, Woonsocke,.
.f.. SAML YOUNG,
Feb 25, 1884.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
He HAS JUST OPENED.

Superb lot of Lion Skins. Pilot cloths Fushings,
Broadcioths, Cassimeres, SattHets. Vestings, Ho-
slery. Gloves, Suspender,. Comiorters, fIdkfs and
cravais Of every variety Rodgers Imperial Stocks of
various patterns. plain, figured cable cord and Ze-
bra plaid Bnckskins--and every article usullly kept
IN such an estabshment-which no will sell as low
can be purchased elsewhere The srictest atte1-
ton Will he paid to Cutting. and pains spared to
suit those who may feel disposed to favor him with
thrir patronage.
A good assortment Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING may be had al all times at the above establish
men.
n D. WANTED-three or four girls as appren-
tees to the Tailoring business,
Newport, Nov. ,, 1895
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
To LET.

AUA The House belonging TO An,bon, Y.
Es.:m Taylor aud now occupied by Doct J.
EsssH V. Turner-pwsessiou to be- given by
So8 lst. Of October next and to be held un-
Ill tn. ls OF April neXt.-For terms &c. enquire of
Doct. Turner on the premises. or to George Turner
Esq. a, his Office near Townsends Coffee. House
Sept. Z. tC
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
s COfMIssIOYERs
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"AvING been appointed by the Hon. Court
LII Of Probate for the town Of Eewport. Cemms
sioners on he Estate of JOHN B. LYON. late
of said Newport. deceased represented insolyent. we
hereby give notice the creditors Of said estate that
they must present their claims to either of the Com
mssioners within six months from the date hereof;
and that we will examine the proofs touching the le-
gslty of their respective claims, the office of Hen.
~ Y Cran-ton, on he last monday of March, April
and May 1887 at o'clock p. NJ Of each day
PETER p. REMINGTON,
MICHAEL FREEBORN, }Comrs
PARDON T. MUMFORD.
All persons indebted TO the sbvoe estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Admir-
Newport, Nov 23d, IS36.-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
PROSPECTUS OF A NEW
VOLUME.

The mrs number 20 be issued en- u he seesmd
day OF July neIt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-07
JOHN HOkSWELL.

D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
u 4 the public. that h. has taken the Store lately
occupied by Joshua Wilbour. where he intends car
rying on the TAILORING BUSIN EsS in all
its branches
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

4 lady the other day was asked
~ IN enviOus female acquaintance
ner age: ~really" said she, II do not
Know, but must be about thirty -
!. ~ y very extraordinary" replied
me other with sheer. :. that YOU do
not know your age" II never count
my years. said the lady; "l'm not
aira'd Of loosing a single year. none
one." ~ -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
W. MILLS, Lieut. Col.

DISTRESSING News FROM FLORIDA.
Yesterdays mail brought news. by
way Of New Orleans. (which place it
had reached by water,) Of the sur
prise and massacre, by the Seminole
Indians, Of two whole companies Of
United States troops, consisting Of
ll2 men. under the command Of Ma
ior DApE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

A SINGULAR DREAM VERIFIED
While the plague was at its height
at Alexandria, MahOmetan mcr-
chant dreampt that eleven persons
would die Of the plague in his house!
When he awokc he remembered the
dream; and there being exactly elev.
En- persons in his house, himself in
cluded, he became very uneasy. His
alarm increased, when, on the follow
ing day the wife, two female slaves,
and three children died; but he be-
came quite certain that his death
was at hand, when, on the fourth, his
two remaining children, a woman
servant, and an old man servant
sunk into the grave. He according
" made his preparations to pass in
to cternity-related his dream to
some OF his friends, and begged them
tomake enquiry every morning, and.
= case ne should be dead, to have
~ = buried with the usual solemnities.
A E, 'i'ning thief, who heard the cir
cumss a.Nce, took advantage Of the
merchants fright to open his door
in the me ut, and when the terrified
man called ,'ut "who's there?' to an
swer,. l am the angel Of Death,' in
order. while the merchant hid HIM
self underneath the bed clothes, and
was quite beside himself, to pack up
what effects he found IN the house
and carry them away. Unluckily
for ham he was seized W., tn the plague
and died on the stairs. The mer-
chant, however, did not venture 1or
many hcars to put his head from M
ger she bed clothes, till at length his
H'ends came, heard from him what
naa happened, found the effects, re-
Soeaned the thief, discovered the
We truth, and confirmed the strange
accomplishment Of the dream.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

Rro0 lie n. Y. Amasican.
Doewiag % lsoosos.

Sssa tAs N. Y. Aosncas.
DooWiag ~ 00asoa.
hasy sssb embarrassing, o., without
- 10 safe - mode Of proceeding adopt
eAaNsvieg - the stores. Two Barrels
ofsev1es eSosssIly oflOO he. esch, were
49, - = cellar Of the devoted build.
;as ~ pjseed about The csetse ofis, ct .
sIsn d1essee sPess; the heads Of the bar
m vsss thes knocked out. and Q train,
- sseso6 Dlssks or long pieces Of calico
q Esss, Il which too many were lying
sIssa - Streets, was formed from the
~. . he exterior Of The eellas door; on
III. assv-of which tho crates from the
essekssy ssosss supplied enoueh--was laid,
~ spsiahlsd beautifully with powder. the
issu we're then clossd, and oil persons
desired % sstise from tho vicinity Of the
builiisg ezespt The one who Vas to fire
~ tsais; shis We dos BY hyings burn
II hand ~ ths straw proieeasng from The
esllhs way, and - which Tea foot OF two,
- powdss IVES spsiokled. Alter . few
nssssts Of isssoss suspense, . sudden
~, . sunblisg ezPlssioo, slight tsemos
sfshe earth, the audible sGvesihes 81
vis5ovs Sss hundrsd yards Ground, .
deoee sloUd II sulphusous smoke, and .
sAspslsss hssp of ruins how we'll the
vssk hsd boen done. The effect Of these
ssplos;oas was NOT 70 project any th,ag At
. dssasee, fos IN no enc inssasce probably,
~ fragment Of any s'zs shrevn from
~ bs,ld'aes; but ssshss - Is weslA seem,
y 70 sp ssd exPssd The walls-so that
bssas, 1soss, mefehandiss and roof, al
I'll II q sees. end upon them and cover
II diem, ~ walls themselves. Hence j,
~ 'amsdsassly perceived, that The dan.
81 spssehsadsd By some, Il killing and
voundiag many persons, BY tho material,
which such explosions would, it was up'
posed. sssssss lss sssd wide, was not isear.
I'd, asd ehst moreover from the compecl
AssP 10 which the ruins laid, listle o. M
sddisionsl slimsnt vas s6osded to the
nameA Greater confidence Vas therefore
felt 10 having reeourse to such IN expedi-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
$1,000 svssy SATUsoAy MeasiSo ~
SaRM FIN In z.
nGee SssA6- Wss Corner ef Main and
Front SGreeSs.

~r.a-TAs Palladium u published On m
;-..aD Assa, q two dollars per annun, il
~ - three osnths after subscribing ;
,,,tsnsss and Any eeats paid within the
-. 81 ehsss doliass IL not paid until ate
:. ..a.ns szpises. The terms will Be strictly
~spEsd With.
a~~~n>aesrs Inserted at ehe usual rates.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

:. Lots Of Goodies" 1t is calculated
IA. 379,49e Pumpkin Pies were
i I'.oe m New Hampshire during the
~ manksgiving day, and more on
"e same day in Massachusetts,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

StLk SrockrNos.-These articles of
dress are supposed to have been in
troduced into England as early as the
commencement Of the 10th century,
as they are said to have been worn
by Henry the Eighth. 1t is related
in Howell's History of the World,
that in the third year Of her reign,
1861. Queen Elizabeth was presen-
ted with pair of black silk knit stock
ings by her silk woman, and thence
forth she never wore cloth ones more.
Mezeray the French Historian. states
that Henry the Second Of France,
was the first person who wore silk
stockings in that country-it wa. on
the occasion Of the marriage of his
sister with the Duke of SAVOY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

John CuGse, . sativs Afneas, laasly
died q Nssfslk, VI. sesd 40.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

lono:rn bios 0:n 9am6Gnlicben
Nrudsr, aus piel,r t6uu:n uod>eln,
on0er t>eb6 fNocfe - tbt1Te eetDan
Wercen; pIe 0r!tt? uI0 metfnur0ig,
fte ober tcItcbt Gus zinc m 2nuf
NIT o0t Mun0uu9sn, Gus tpeldeu
u1nl109e'eet le 0je bn SGhi0e,
D'nt'relnoncer gcmacht weyoeu f6n.
tnen; f1e il i'm s5auc Der Bpeit2n
oD1l'cD. Or @rfuotr SER
y # err@e ), befn2st Gcb eestn,
}p1rtl0 (9uli) in Mincbeu, uu1 fine
Grrnoun9 funo 81 tEun uno feb tut
SsS:rtert'9un9 I Io!cker Oemebrs e!n
pr'o'IegIuu ou6Su,rirfeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22
N2 / 81 gu nQ.

Gin Ioetr fubts in 3situnsen
e'nsn Suif(ber; 3 meloeten |ib uno
tpurosn in oas Sor3itnmer gelo0en.
OIe Gtra6s weibe 5ur 0oUe fubrte
}lsn9 nabe einem gcflbrlicbcn
1bbangc bin. ''Nie nobe fann,t
Ou nib an bieGtm 2lbbans bin
fobren, obne 0efotr mitb um,u,
tperfen? fra9ts Der }oerr Den erfen
Ipp!lcanten. ',0oarbrsit pdpon''
er1pleoerte jener. "9Eis peit gu?
fro9te CT ben 3!reiten. H0on0breit
oopcn er.piensrte Der ielbe. Ser
Orltte nabm fsineu 0ut uao wor.
in Segrlff lib i'll entfernen. "(oaIt
r'ef Der JOerr "tpas balE Su ,u
Iagen? eeJdD fam IS linen 1icbt
sIeib tbpr; tpenn iO fobren fpute,
nIroe ,tb 70 ,pelt oils t1l0elicb
oooon obmeleben. Gu BIT rllein
Monn' Ifaste Der 6err; u oinete i'm
Iog!sI0. 0Ie Morol III peut!ih.
Su Nep.Dorf rpuroe rea,itb in,
ncrbolb smeist Sage 750i 600 Sba,
Ter In g i!eeg sctaDset.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22
Ueoin9un9en defer Ssituno,

otp'''0Hh9kN Ct%fEt SEltAlD.
s B aler fir. csn scsysGsssan3 lpsan@ iaaar
ta,b orep Da5natea pon Gmpfaaoe De
;S'iiun3 aa,-Ssin lual'r uuo f.af3j{ @>nt5
sosnn innsrbaib Dem cI1s:r,-i,uO 2L3alsr
wsnnaab 8:rlaaf es,lslosa bsjab! miro.
2. SaT cine sarAeys 3eitaIB i;,Ds Monase
miro feIue Subscription ana,noumau ,unb
Die 3:itun9 fana ai15t eufas9rben w1roeu
is ale 81i31dnoe besah!r Nno.
8. 9'Ssnntmadunstn Poi}sn: SIR cine
S'ao0e 50 Gents to' @i'rsts fir einsu
*aRonot 81 uno far EN- Jabr aba!cr oa5
8ie:sd.
I. Wtr oieie 3eituno b2rb DEN WoI!reitey
:betbmmt, miro nod Die 5ui3B'ic9s Comme
son 25 @ents 3u bt3a;Asn tabsn.
FL 8r'efe! &c. an osn J3eral'S 3eoer milf
Zen ro!tfrsp etnselanos ,psraeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22
Ngenten fix ZEN

terlonoS reunO.
G-5,!3snoe 1trr:n Iao aut}2r;itrt a!s
e!sentsn fir oIcft 3eituae ~ c3iercn.
g, Gron @biaicptbs. ..
Sdeorl9 Gpatb, Glq. po1nei0er peter8z
sur9p, GoIunbinuo s.
8. R' Cooper, elq. y. W. lDrOtfer,
- 2DaY2e Go.
49,. Go.
gbrw. 8. 8. pu't, 9oa :bmau, Grun15au
Go.
9u9p Ms8aL eiq. ManaFe!n, GRi4!ane
@o.
Die Qrn. Doc!Oren 0.u.G. osftrIin,gld):
lono. 8l;d)'ano Go.
Mleranser WeSaup, y. ST. NQaiTjuon, ..
ebr,p' Gscrae 3. w'p3onet GDjppaway,
2Dayne g..
Wm. pbitipps, y. so1. p1ris, e;are g..
6. N. 0enoee. @(qr. 3nuc6oius. SD;o.
Dot. q. Mises, 2ancalter, Sbio.
Jaecb p;rsonS, Scmmerlst, 4erTY Co., 8
SanieI Bor!ep, @fN. .. so. GIeaocIano ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22
OoS o!te Spanien.

gBo6 fhr Elm terrIitDes uno Be-
9osFerte8 Gono mus ebemo|s Spa-
nIcn gemcIen fem Ser &olif or
}9afetnr iDe!ber tn So br~ ll67
Derrltbtc! lief oIe feline Gtiote uno
Ss:rt'Ooi }: ten 5dh|sn, uuo e6 eroob
lltb nabffcben0es Qcr3eiNnis :-
icbs 9onj 0rc6e Gt6ota so Core
eeo0Ifertc uu0 500 Wenlaer groGe.
lNoS man unter elmer gro6enGtaOt
oeritonOen bot fann man aus Der
VrbBe Der 0omolIgen 0oupt(foOt
eoTO0O" obnebmsn; piele entbielt
100000 0duier, GOO MDCNetn, 50
Doip'td!er, SO Gehulen uno 800
j # emit DE . doer.-
,&)lsIer maNtj9e oroblIbc Nsbery-
ihsr @ponienS tefa6 cine 0ibliot-
Ibet I'M pouaite III Meruon1, Oeren
IGotnIog a Sdn0e ouefllte.-
IOte groberung 2lmeriFa'5 bat Die
tonitio tbdtl9e unO gebiIoe.c fponis
,tDe OfotIcn oOn ibrsr ebemoliqeu
Vr06e berab9eftirst, Geerbielt
Nel0tbumer obne Nrbeit, unO ojs|e
'm'bteu lIs t:dgs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

Gin 9Binf fur Douerr-
Ser Wpon1in9 9srplo faet po6
menn man Gbmeine nochoem (Ie
se(eb|odtet fIno, SuerIt in faltes
Iuno Dann in bei0es Wo0er touht,
Die Serlten piel Ieidter ousseben,
uno (ib niemols fes!ieBen, ME es
Ibep Dem geYpbbnlibsn 3srfabren
loft Der Sou 1T.
Dr sQdusr(obn Sofepb
! 8 Nerrieo, aus Yronten 2anDs
eeritbt Gd6en, bat ourb eigsnee
Noboenfen cine grfnouog an
S,tieb9etpebren 9enadt, tpelOein
grltounsn fsst. Gr bat ndmIicb be-
1reits Or ei pifolen oerfertist,
|wobpn Die cine swei 2dufe nit
|oier 5dbnen sat, aus ibr fonnen
|nabelnanoer pier ftarfs @di0e
9etban tperpen: ole sspeDte bat E t
men 2auf NIT feds Minoungen
Imam l'ebt vcn Iu6sn fsInsn5abnen,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

am eritanif6e eeeleute.
Sopelt mir ou6faDsn f6nntn, (lYo
100000 SeeIeuts in Den Derein.
Gtooten; in Dem fremoen J5onoe(
l'no $4,000; in Gem &ifmbonoel
$4,000; In DEN SlIbsreisn 5000 :;
ollf .Oanpfbbten 1000; nno in Der
O|orlnc GOOO anseltsut.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

S euer ju Gberow.-3u
'eberoIp in GIoSoorpIino, III am
8tsn1 Oeeember cine Scucrebrunt
0us9ebrocbtnt tpcourtb Elm Serlu(t
oO1 Q bis 100000 &boler onoericb,
tst truroe; BON defer @umme fou
sttpa Die 9dtfts pcrlIbsrt 9smc(en
eeDn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22
. e. Q5 / n t { r

. er QB inte r.
Die QBinse braa fen faIt uua rauD
Gnlb1ttert Ino Die DAlosr
llno 9bnee bsosf.t l3,on Die 9lu,
Die phsel uno Die Ssgoer.
Es evIut fein 3rd5b'n m2br Fsin Gssi5
ilao um bic Ont!Ie per!et @is.
sJbr boIoen Sl,.ren rubet wubI,
SsSbr fdp!sn bsttensauee.
Dur6 ps 'ebe mir {, muuoeyocn
@.tbnten Stcbaefan9e
eSbr Scn,merfreuoen aroeuno ttein
@'bt spo9l i'm S1l:eumF F9Bnen 8 evu.
Odd wie oaS D'ilcb:n bIast auf MouS
Oft elniam uuo bsIbdber,
60 trdat in ieiuem fa!teu S6rpB
Ma6 ftlblt Der Spinter 0rtuosu.
Mrr bat db Damn nicbt lGcu oef,eut
Ss, Stlbben, ,psnn e5 otauBen (cDuevt?
eSn etht1sn msnn's i'm SamIn faa,mt
Ser Ofen pjse fpriibet,
s2eun Damn cas- J7ausoolt in61s1Q1n!
Gid eng Su(ammenSisbet?
llno 0, frle frtut man ltcb Io ftbr
Gomut nod ein blsbrer 9a'Dbar be>!
GsIbibten, Nlabr;bea lang unb brett
Besinnt. man 81 er55blen
gns!ebnt auS alt unb Sejt;
Gie Rutben spes ips 2Bellsn;
sSnbellen man sin Spfeifben rauht
llno ftsuaeno in Die Qgp!ten taueDr.
Dit fiumt man audi Elm QsoOen an,
Sdbt S|6t' unb Saiten fliu3sn. T..
lluo mabt oem FROZEN toer5sa Sa3n
Gid bimmslmdrt6 gu idwin3en.
Sablit cu'S wie fanft Die Sesit waIt
28enn zines GlcpFof5 Soe (tDaa2
Bon ,pilosn Stsuben maadtr a:t
Yoa Sbau(pisL S1u uno Idn5sn
Nen Saufselas uno S9'lttsnfaDrt
Di' oft an Gsotbstt erdu5en- |
8on fuIDen Ibmsise meip 0eoiebt,
Sis tSnen tueinet Ssper niebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22


% bera usseseb oon !
'elnesaataen0 S6oa .-Oo6 9er3 nibt b
ten DanlDor, 1886.
Stootal III pertbeilent Den suetsr-
relF ooet ut1tsr ollc S5taoten Der llns
ion, nod Dem Derb dItni6 lDrsr 81,
pre'entotIon i'm Con9reG, oueim
tbelicn, comlt 0lsIe &5umr1,cn Upn
0en S5tooten tbeIl6 i'll lnncrn SlDer,
ten' tDet!5 5ur CO.onjIotlpn pu
freptn GbmorSen an rcr QlfrjFoul.
trDen &nIFe Uerranot trcroenF6nncn.
NAO 5tOeDmolicher Qerltfuno
muroe Die s6lu Der COMMITTEE ibeT
0f<ntI'cDs oAaotrsv!n ib:r9eben.
Sn Der GtaOt Nodener, 91ew
Oorf, btfnpen I0 81 Mab!mtblen
NIT 95 paor Uteine, metcbg nun I'M
Sang iInO. G5ic mobltn tio(it,
20 tonl<no Dufbtl c1i>ei,en, ,pelte
5000 Sorrel Ulauer motben. Scr
lAbrltNe Btrtb Oe6 N!au>r5 mel-
tbe6 polelhilf OtrfevtiSet miro betr19I
0rtD MllIlcnen SboIsr.
.Seinr'c0 Clay (ou IS ebge(ttlo-
gen bnben lr9euO elmer QDortbev
0lS GNno|oat fur Die ndchlte prat
t'osntenitsIIe Oienen 5u wouen.
Der paGbo Don @gppten tiG It
felt einI9er 3cit IN Der gDtIlts
3!pllben Cairo unO Gu23 NIT &C.
yo(!nIbtem @rfuI9e fur QEa0tr
bDDren.
Die G)cfunobeit bss G6ui96
Uon Gn9lonO Gou iii ci1gm Cebr
Scrr(ltteten 3ufonpe Gevn. N(od,
ielnem &Ore miro lbm Die prln-
;e0tn QlctCrio, SotDttr De8 DcrGf.
Serso9o Don Sent, in Der g:9ie-
run9 fOt9en.
Da8 Ssuer in 9lsuporf Cou
Ourtb oo6 Gpringen einsr G5as.
r6bre entftanDsu fern. Oie @topt
miro 0urb G5os erlsuhtet, uno Die
Sur9er be0tenen feb ne0eIben in
lbren 61uGern in ,pelcbeu eS purcD
NoDren In Die ueri1ieoenen Sim,
tner geleitet miro.
'Oie fribsejti9s uno f9renee
Gdlte bat Den Drel6 oe6 Neuer-
III VhIIo0elpbio ouf esns
unSew6bnllOe 96te 9ebraNt. Oie
Sorre @lhenbpl; mlrp fir IL Sba-
Ter Oertouft unD Goblen follsn
Eaum fdr Oelo 3u babeu ltpn.
Gle Sampfltblfobrt ouf Dem
Nbeln 1T nun 70 or9onlGrt. bob man
in ldn9fens fnnftsbalb Sosen pou
GtrobburN uno in l1n9ften6 olcr-
tsbolb So9en Don Moln5 nab Con,
DON relF. 9Der bdtts pte6 vpr 5sbn
Sabren 9epobt J.
Gin 9Sinf flr Oauern-
Ser Mpomin9 0srplO foet po6
menn man G0weine nohoem (le
Sefeblodtet Gno, SuerIt in foltes
unp Damn in bei0'es Wader toubt,
Die 8erlten pieI leibter ousssben
unD Gb nismolS feNieben, ME es
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

A-i 9OOjOOt W
Ole Cjnaobmen i'm lebteu GSier-
tellaDr trgr1cU iid, ruie man srwarz
tet 1uf S I:Q5W0oO beIoufen.
OIelec :5c!0ufI neb|t Der Oj(ons
an lfte1 Sanuor 1885, MAIDS cine
UelotntIll}l1: Don $3T323,739 40.
Uelouf Der Nu59aben 0eS 9an5en
Jabrt6 ,Doren unD percsu 9eCDabt
auf y 18,l76,14l OF.
SeIauf Der Qtu5goben in ben ernen
orep Dlertcl Oes cJabrs6t $13; 376,
lei 70 ndmII@: glOiIs2iIts, ou6-
D0rtl9er
Q3erftbr uno 9srIhisoeues $ 2,
227lo5 10 MIlitlrzOienIt, Sc,
flung spertet &c. 7t555,81o Al
S5setS1cn't 2I929i2l9 80
3ur0cfbe5oblte 3iue, 4 756 o.
OtfentIIGe SGu!O 59jl5O, 81
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

SOn9re6 p:r @:rsinisten 0tooten.
4aS5a3 aus Dem 3srAt Os5 9 91aRneiRers
Ucl9enoes 1T eine geOrdnete 2le-
berlltbt ppn Dem 3utfauoe per Der4
cII1i9t!n Staotsn NInan5en, 9eso-
genou6 Dem SeriGt Oes Secyetolrs
Or S50ostammer.
Ole Glnnobme in bcr GOobfan1>
tl1er (erDoIEenc un0 gsI1dBte) Yp1bs
reno Dem cJobrs 1885. tperOtn be-
ret0nsnt ouf 8 28,43O,S8lO7. Q}Dn
0tcIen tporeu bic wlrflicbcn Giunobz
men In Sen ertt>n orev Q3lerte.u pc6
Sobree ute fcl9t:
30Qe $l3,6lAA89 oG
SonosrcDen 9,I65,50O 8G
DlOi0enOe a. VonffoG sos, 80 50
OerFaufter DontliDce 62t8OO OC
SN7Aul9e NrtlteI 13O, $40 lC
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

5 3,36y4A1 7O7
Die 2tus9oben oes ltettn 9ier>
tel Sabres tperoen auf $4,000
90 9:Ibdet' fO Da6 am liten yanuor
1886 cine 9eGb6bte Uilons 0on$l9,
l47,598 42 dbrts fevn !pIro.
6ierIn 1T ober etne Oe!Olumme
ocn ungefdbr elmer Mluion Sholer
eln9:IDIoBeu, Die ais ou6(tsbeuo,
obsr nOb niNt erboltsn III betrabt
ten 1T, ,ppourb olIo Der oorGcbeno
aciNdete Delouf Der Q5ilonj I'M
etue MIQicn SbaIer uerrlugert miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-22

Oie Oampfltbifabrt ouf Dem
Nbeln 1T nun 70 or9ontIrt. bo6 man
in ldn90ens flnfteba!b Sasen Don
Strobbur9, uno in ldn9flens olcr-
tsbalb So9en Don Moln5 nab Con,
DON reiit. 98er bdtts pte6 por Ssbn
Sabren 9epoOt J.