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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26
AUCTION sALE~.
JAMES BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE WALL STREET PROPER.
TY.=HANkING HOUSE AND LOT OF TIE UNI

TED BkANCH BANk-
JAMES BLEECKEK SONS will sell al auction, Satur-
day, 18th February the Sales Roo Is Broad
Mss Buildings
The Valuable Banking House and Lot Ground of the Branch
of the United States Bank this city, ground
in front Wall street, "a feet inches ia the 1s feet inches
in depth the westerly side and 40 feet inches the
south eastery e with the right WY alley about 10 feet
width between the bank and the custom house building
The sale will be Peienptory 10 the highest bidder.
The terms will be folows-0ne fifth the purchase meney
70 be paid cash. and the balance credit of One Two and
Three Years. cent interest payable annually The
purchaser 10 have The option of paying the whole cash.
Possession TO be delivered the 18th March For iu.th
ticulars application TO be made T., the aucioneer.
ian 20-dtFIS mo.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

q REWARD.-Suayed Q stolen away about the lst of
DC April 1885 from tbs premises of the subscriber, Ne l5s
Eiddge street, brown Pheasant Cock with pangie alhe
outside webb of both feet nohed the small claw
the right foot of comb and gs cropped feathers clipped
Also about the 18Th July bade bull Dog, betwees
three years old for which S. reward will be given
Also about 1t January 1885, Chicken his color blue black
with .psnsed feathers little crooked and falls of
little his sIde for which dollars will be given Also
away tue premises I'D JAM small red Cow with
white marks under both her for which dollars will be
given. The above rewards will be paid the recovery Of the
above articles, application 70
ian 26-lt. CALEB XANDERBURGH. 159 Eldrdge st.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

kHANhLlN * JENhlNS WOULD lNfORM
their friends that they have takeH the and crnodous
building, No. 10 Broad few doors souh Of W all street,
which they are fitting for REAL ESTATE SALES ROOM
and Will resume business the requisite
be made Due notice will he given of t succeeding and
he'< will he happy their friends above
Dated Friday, dec
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-26

70 announce The appoininep Benefit for Wednesday,
2h, when win be presented I5h time the tme
a melo DRAMA called PAUL.THE POACHER; Mr. Leicester
will sing sitting rail" The performance conclude with
18th tne) CUPID In LONDON. Cupid, Mr.. J. Seton
jan 26-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
SIX ETCHES or TIE ACTS
Passed by the General .IsScnitty Cj Tirgia al the
Gender Session u. Ie:iJ-ti.-l CnNrINrEu

Passed ny The Gentr0! iSScmhy q i"gtM;a al the De-
cc"'der Session q lo3j-G.-tCoNrlSrED
iS. An act to amend tie act, entitled an act incorpo.
rating the Falmouth aud Alexandria railroad Company;
appoints additional Commissioners ur receiving sub
scrrcns: authorizes the company commence their
road within the town OF Falmouth III lie o +rcdcr cks-
burg, and to construct lateral railroad to Warrcnlu
in tauquirr: and with the assent CT Congress extend
their main stem TO the termination OF Tic rail road ON
Baltimore TO Washington; allows t!re years 10 COM
ncnce the work, and declares that forfeiture shall
attach any section Completed within Tie time specified
in tie original charei; allows them such tolls that
PARTON OF lcIr read lii the District Of Columbia as Con-
rlrss shall authorize.
a.. An act to incorporate Tic Union Potomac compa-
n.y. with capital OF million Of EOarS with power 10
increase to two Millions 10 he raised br substitution;
be applied 10 constructing canal slack water ma
galian and railroad railroads connecting their
and manufactures with the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with any
other railroads in the Stale; TO erecting mills and ma
nuacories Of iron and other articles, aud Tor opening
and working mines Of coal aud iron and other metals
and for transporting their products 70 narkc the canal
slack navigation to run from the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal along the bank OF the Potomac, lu such
points as they may deem expedienl; the TO be
lcnccd in two years, and completed to the town u
Cumberland il years. The act is declared pub
lie act, and the works deemed public works, and all
persons " be proceeded against and punished for nu-
RES thereto, Tor damage TO other pnb!!c works; the
board OF public works 10 prescribe the tolls to be reccv
ia, ana the company to make annual reports to them.
t'r right is reserved 10 the State Of Virginia within tel
years, Or to the Chesapeake and Ou canal company
within five years, upon payment to the company Of Tie
SUM expended IN The construction Of The canal or slack
"as navigation, with interest," TO take possesso o. the
Sae as inc property Of the State Of sad coi:,pany-
ne ac' 'kes effect irom It's passage, and so much US re-
la'es to mills manu- lacorcs coal a,. iron mines 10 con-
aue IN iofce Tor my years. with Tic power reserved TO
The Legislature OF altering repeating the same ai,cr
thirty years.
80. An act incorporating the Lexington and Rich.
mond turnpike company: with capita! Of seventy. five
thousand dollars, for the purpose .ccns!ruc,nu turn
pike from Lexington, through the Blue Rdre a,
Whites gap, and by Dabney Sandridge's, New GIas
gov, New Market, Swift Island and Subjects tavern
through Manchester TO Richmond, with poser to erect
Lolordge James river at The upper point Of the
Swift Islands.
81. An act to incorporate the Fluvanna mining com.
pany, with capital not less than sixty thousand nor
more Than FIVE hundred thousand dollars with power h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

vo DO our r, VISA rrompar, in =yi ;tL Enruirer
re following affecting tno;teriy appeal 'o"' ''
dVe' Tn IIIu WHO ClV REST rNi'h:' H''
fis WHO has .it his ,"u'n i.;r ''
And children y"un= ga" .. III lido
To hna, on Fortunes I",i ,,i"' ''"''
u,-rron he knows ~; w.f,t'
The lines pcIchaaee ma! co, -: ''
Tha, ask the wa".i'i't '''
y nh IN. uuwi!!ir" heart ioIs''o
.,r", ,I.,r. TO ;rvu' de thine,
an moi seek 10 max" ;hc: grove,
But fol lr.c Id'rs 81 iHho
rJ,,.,. n. -urrs sent Us from above,
Th. pledges o! our niuua love
Far them picad-l speak not now
or what NV lot iaih been,
Nor hou !nr 'hrc lief, my hose
An! rac; familiar scene,
Aud soi.I; ,c hill, oi A.;
For sweet with thee were they
hailed the mouataia's rrou!cs. s"eli,
The forests darkest pride,
The beaten rocn, the rugged dell,
For thou vert by my si!c
And carth's worst wilderness is dear,
ia fair, when thuso wc love arc meas.
Blu, thou hast left thy duke eyed logs,
In distant paths TO roam;
A gamblers lie for thee has joys,
But not alas thy home;
Thy chdrrn weep amid t.rir play,
And am far more lone than lne?.
Our tulcs for very want Of bread
liza. been compelled 10 ROAM,
And now, pni!te bGEnt9 leu,
Find u iirscarinus homo.
While he who should their guardian &c
Has sft thcsn 20 their misery.
My Lny, the eldest an tho hts
The image of his sire,
Will into OF scow burst
And thus Of nc Inquire
Mother dear mother! tell me When
nly Father will come back n5!'l
Yc, 20, thou false lcsertrr 60
And if some happier Guic
Has kin:.lrd in thy breast the glow
OF loves dcccul ;nm",
Oh hear me ,iicr she may b.,
Eut she will never love Ike mo
And oh, vauchsafc one little line,
Il to confirm my Voc,
That may ly flte resign
When all its ills kaow,
And leave ~ rot without woh
To fade and die with hope Deferred
Then leave Prnury's bitter crus'
Thy lone deserted spouse,
To mourn DER ,yonian's broken trust
And mans !cccitiui WINS
Nlny's, thou NJ Ter know the smallest pai!
OF that which wings htcakiis Hcsn !! ,,.<s.
Amir, PorrrE ET@'<-t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
A , M, ;,,or,orotino the Natural Bridge turnpike

o.. An act incorporating the Natural Bridge turnpike
conpay for constructing turnpike iro n Inc ,g
Of ,he Elue ildg,. canal by the Natural drugs "o
y rs Sulphur Springs to the Lexington and CcVingl"n
Ta.npAr, near the Clifton iorge with capital o. s1.e ,n
thousand doars the board Of public works 10 cause '''
road to be surveyed and located
I'm. u1,J ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

ing Magazine, No 7,p. Alb. lie was inrncdia,r =
rr bralrn for the Silver Tureen, two milts alj, 81
.xcellcn. race run in minutes 81 secoud, and ;t
a.half length, being nrHiss.
In addition 10 the above races, he boat, E,f i >a
stakcs of 30 sovs each, Beagle, Lady rra!cr. 81, &"
other, (9l Subscribers won By he Cardinal, .!,I"
stark trr Gascuignr Stakes: Ce2 subscribers W.,
Birmingham. aud Roundmast, RoSsisn" aid d.. o.:
dro for Gold Cup, two aGd L quart: niles. d. :,
mond. won by A-dnro al! when iilf"e Yeas ali .,r
large field for the Champagne at DJncastr. > ,o
Rn:y.
appear hr run OH the mGst tsiiloiaar ca.sr>
arain,t Tie very best horses, and won with r:,q ter
.-wlI, lie always beat l!:r hprs:H. ani ;u,
rrcal credit. lie injcri"r tn MnHc II sz' ior, .
Is. substance and power, as well as fc:.Trr and a.
,;in; and had perhaps only "nr tqGG! y! ms ,tar
nn-w rkom hc ro"it"dtd with dtr,G'" %"'rEs an. 2,
uu;a.nn Re WAS, therefore, one 0! IL" ''!rs .u d.,
lin. vrry first race hJrss If modern times.
As hi. ~, bic animal vii! make only srasna h.
it's advisable that all WHO may wish I" Ct rl.vr> a.,
stock Of the best quality, not 10 lei tins "pp,53ga
cane A!;cr the running "t The colts 81 Imported .;.
c3l. inferior to !tl WHO can HOW GIIht Ia. us 4,
viii bca, Tie colts OF the AIcr:caa horses: or Who
co;nparr their time and their weight TO las
cauuU, oGl 10 advert to the haS,'. malicious AT:
po,anl attack made il! the Tart iteg:;:cr OH C.lr.
"A Brccdcr' liz who could send ipr;: $Nch a q.-.
mus, Be both ignorant and knavisl; for ir m!>o.k
liams's b.. c. Cla!ct f.: Wilson b. c. C!#rrt-so.
remarks do not apply 10 ia. horse ! >,"o,. / A..
further say, knavls' attempt I'"s hc,' mad. 5.
prccatc this horse C!aIat. Oh acc"rni "i his .lc,
have authority 10 say he cost III Em4la;! : :..2a
Shark, Bedford and D:o:ned, "N h'"c t-,.n,'- ui,r
Tin, best horses ever mpJricd-am. TIA; h'Iac 2l
and five other horses belonging II TIL S!an. .I az.
cost about mGcil ni'm"l as "i Ia "o's'% '"'r "a
u his country Lrs;,!es those owned by ii"n pat w.
tber So much for sandrrOnS and Ti't"unG"G q .,,
WYATT CAEDWIh.
At...l. 1.-.,.L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
EosbE'a>gsA &.

ttSrCU LkdNiN ~ -
VISA rrompti:ur, in sy'S rAe ,.a,n rnnurer ai.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

HA7ILLEAM /. STOCkER: late Of the county OF
w Northumberland, departed this lie some time
SINCE inlcst.e, and without Issue, ra"lng widow If
the said VIM J. Slocker has any collateral o. other kin
dred capable in law of nherting his estate they
CURED to make their prctensions known, without delay,
TO the undersigned lis adm'tor) accompanied with the
nrcrssary proofs establish their claim snch and pre-
pared comply with the legal requisites in such cases
GRIFFIN ii. FUUSHEE, .3dm't0r
Of Vim. T. Stacker.
Northumberland On Va March -. lOg-wiWS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05

ITTitc ENVd%gS. IT. MTctt, SAocLG HHl
| wish to engage Il Youth to assi: in the Store: One
that has hgd experience in business would he pre-
lr1rcd. Such DESTROYS Of employment must come
recommended for industry and uncxccptionable moral
character. Wages need not be expected, until expert
cncc and usefulness cntitc him to it. NJ. S. V.
March -. lOJ-wOw
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
2Selll ! Beltl !!
8 Oh n g d pIoer
--,<-.--- ~ spsfhfsf&stt4 -
in Betbleben.

emsfiena 20 eben 40 8dff : Wein. als
Deutfber, rotber uno sp.ifsr S an5bfldper
Mluscatsttcr, Ma'asa, Nsaoera, sie1lliDer y.
9berrp Weiu, metdbe er ftbr bldg aosu8eben
aeoentt. QlMb erbdlt Ct aabffene cine par
tbie feinfen Marfeille Wein, trcpon er Que nit
Iialten preiIe oenen MAIDEN miro,. tuelees fpn
nit ibrem 3ufprnb beebreu uereen.
Julp. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
9Bo(oron's uno 0riffln's
0ra6 IT, 9ef SenIel1

SttDsrn'art Ssnten, Sl6eln Wee Srelnf
Hno NelfelS; 0obeI Don allsn sctten, qE5in
oeIbObru nit @sbiG'u. 0pbeleifsu nebft allen
Arten Don Sbneio9efbirr, 40nepn Sp,ine u.
9esreiue !1auold9en, 2enon, @OmpoB uu>
SebIhNsuo6 SdBen Gnel6e uno Nmerita.
nfbe WubI uno 8aumfdSsu, 3irfeL Breit-
belle, QanobsiIe unb QIrsu, StdbIerne uno ei.
lsrne QBnfsl, sd9enribler; &afeemtlblen 3u
alien Vreilea, Weller uno 9absl, 1afbsumsf
fer ano Ssoe1n.sfTer Sbeeren, Vlatirte, 3inn-
srne uno eilssue @Buno 1beeIbftt, Suppen=
Ibf l. @6aufe uno 2ansen, Nunoe nno opa=
le SrOol0unsIn, 8tatpfannen; feins BlaBtdI:
&c uno SesrobM fteu, @iferne SetIGffel, &c:
spebr uno SntenIdufe, 8efblass, N. f1ina:
bjseb. 8Iinten enlOl6nr 8ialerne &u6pfe fir
BrOs; SbubmaDsrssibirr BON alien Sorten,
QaI)tsr Astteu uno &tttn nfranse, Maurnfti:
en-, NmbbBe uno g d. raub It Dde, Vatent
SbneosiIsu, 6eilen Don auer @attnna, BAL.
bIsrmsl1sr uno Stselbr,emsn, 9rnne uuo wei=
BE Sri4su, SluBpUttsrn, pfeifsnftpfe unb 0bb
r, 1petmomstsr uuo .Qsporomster, Vatent
G6pte fir Spinnrdber patsut Maa9sn Don
$50 btS 1000 Vi., Stabl Sbreibfeorrn, Glib:
erne uno Vatirte Y,nleI, S6neutpaa8en, @auIe
uno QDUutatten, gafpifto!en, 3tnobntben( per
cussion caps) Sfeni1warse, StspltIfte, Mlas:
nete, Sal6snbnCberI QGaa9balten, u eieen,
pfslfen, Sibtsn uno @Iarinettsm 0sisenlaitsn
uno Multt lAt obt9e Snltrumsnte.
. y Sarben Don ollcr 2lrt
8nrtsn 3um anltfsiben, Gum S6euae, Gum
@opaL JQutmabers saitsn. 2sn, Spanii6er
anO Bengal jnoiso, &:app, SarbsItpffe I'M Als
semeinsn, feinss 8aumbL 2ntr'sen( Iiquorice)
6abnstcd uno &aufmauns 9BarmbI, Deufbs
'p.usn-nsblt einem pcuitdno isen . nortiment,
Don gilsrwaareu, Sarten 8asbsltefsn uno Del
60 eben erbalttu uno ~ babsn am altsn
Y!aB in Iuseasawas naBe tep
S. q. S6neIoer.
@auton b 20 cSunn 1886. ~ Sn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
Ser Greet 9nbioner Srite..

@s bat ole Bobrfheinltbfsit ais
ob Der SrIeg nit Den 9noianernf fem
Gnoe errei6t babe. 2tus fptgenosn
Depefben erbeust, oaB Iib 1000 felno'
li6e Snoianer erseben boben UNI
&ris9ssefansens ftno, pbne elnen
Sropfen 8[ut sefcltet Su y aSen Ooer
Da6 cine Musfete absefeusrt m0rpen
pdre. gS piro 9elbdet, ooB oufs
Aeu6erfte nibt mebr ais 1900 Jnoh
amer Gb nod untsr oen Wafen be.
fdfoen; uro Durb Die 2lncronuns oes
Gen. Scott fino ~Diefe 70 ein9eible6en,
DaB ]ie niebt entfommen f6nnen. Nad
Slorloa Su fdebtsn miro fir unm69,
lidb eebalten :uno 1000 Srepwillise
(lno 9e9en Ge n'oriblrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22

Der ilnterlbriebene nimnt i6 bic Stepbeit
Die Burger BON Canton uuo Der un19'eeno !"
beuadridbten, oaB er oas Walsr 9sf6dft III
allen osGen 3weissn, sn bstreiben sebentt, ale
Oous uno Sbilo Malerep,
gaaeDabmu,sen pyiebisoeuer gattunsen 9ols
uuo Rarbel. Qlub bait Ct beltanos Sarbsn,
Dele, &c. gum Dertenf. -
ssin @dop bsfinost fb i'm nd6ften Sc
baube {hbIib sen 9swis 5oeel's stobr in, o.
bern 3inn,er. .,.. e. -.
81 Qefpis GrO6.
Canton, SuIp 20. 1896.
81. s.. Sin ooer s,rep Nrbsitet fbnnttn 8e:
fsbaitiauua fiuoen, 70 rie aud Elm ODER sWep
Suaben Don Is ODER II Jabteu. ->-- H..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
- Nabfrage.
!QDo if
Ao q m 9enCel
9etnrt6 . artbe(
auS VBalofilbbab bep WlrmafenS

V"~ ~~sSItIkHVNN~ Wv
i'm balrIl6en Nbsiufrei5 2
Nor9enannter Noam Qsniel Fam Dor uu9e=
f1br 21:S Jabren IN SbtO an uno fol- lieb rep
santrn IN e tart eauntp Sbic aufsebaIten ba:
oen Dep eInem 9epiBen SIR. 8uIber. -@r
matts 1tb nerblnolidb, Oben ssnannteu Ioein=
tl0 Satttsl nab feinem Vsr,panrten Dem
u"teridriebenen in 0eOrsstOwn Drown @aun
tp Snio 81 hberIlefern, uno 1T bisbsr feineu
pFIdtsn no6 nibt nadsetommen. Sot
Menlbenfrenno miro erluebt Der Die Obenae=
nannten fennt, ben unterlbrisbsnen 3u benaeb:
rbt'sen ooer aoam Qenlsl bierdber IN &sntuie
6u tt.Ben, eoB i1 feinen i6riftlibsn &onsratI
~ Saaoen babt uno Jpn ourbe 9elts ,winssr
tann-
Srieortb &sbrwalp.
Gsof9stonon 8rcrn @aunty Sbio
Den 27tsu Suni 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
9eneral Seeup an Genera( Scott.
6auptaaatter Sort MitdeQ, -

-. -.- Sunp %. 1896. ..
Metn 6err-Sb babe oIe gbrs
Nblbriftsn Don Serlbten BON yen
erol 81 ajor y atterI on
eiusufblie6en, aus benen Sie srlsbsn
weroeu, oae nur nod ,penlg su tbun
ibrie bleibt. t.-Sim 0enrp ut lt1n,el
nod orouben NIT un9efabr $50 SrIs'
sern; ellein meine Suotaner Srle9sr,
Die anbtettsn uno an Der St9 Spr1nS
meine BefeDle abwarteten, io9en lts
t6nuenibn nebmen. Soeoen osrnabn'
ieb, oaB Elm GemincIe 9@uptI1ns,
nit elmer NnSobl &rie9er, bel 10enrD
fey. 9ie 9iobribt tcmmt Don slnen
Sesser, Der lests 9Iabt 9snon'msn
puroe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
Sen. potterIpn an Gen. JeBup.
Sassr nobe BY pat6sd"bbse
csunD %. 1886. ...

Mein 6err-Sd babe oas Sersnu-
gen sic su benabribtlssni oab ols
feinollDsn 3noiansrt init Ausl9lnb
zines Sbels Der 0itebiteee, uno elmer
fteiuen Yartbis Don osn N6ese nntet
Gin 5oenrp, ous ins Eager setotnnen
Gno, uno )ib unbeolnst ais Oetan9s>
ne ereeben baben. Sbre NnSoDh mil
@inl0lu6 Der Bsiber uno Nlnosr, es-
trast unsefibr 500 pOer 1000. O's
9tfansenen fasent oo6 Die '0'tth'tsee
nab Sort " it0ea se9an9sn lepsn!
fppbin teb r1ergen NIT melnen' SsteDI
uno Den gefan9tnsny aenaslD'ren
Iperpe. .--
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
92eue Oiltet!!

Dir unteri6riebensn nebmen feb bic Srep
bet oas pubIitur, biermitsu bena6ridtissn
pap 1te 70 eben erbaIten babeu elm Afortt'nen
0orte 9Eaaren ais:
6attIermaareu, !9eusabe'n, 8lastdIse fiji,
S1m'eoe, 3dn,ner. NdseL SsnftereIas, SsI.
6arben' SdaufeIn unO 3an3sn, abse &tfTsI.
pEannen, SRsGet II. @abeEn, Q6fsi, 8riIIen
tIGtt'Itbds. @affeeuubIen, Geffee 6ftsr, She,
tretter Sbubmaber Gtt @bub Drabt,
olnofaoen, SeIIsn 5outmaber @ilen, Rarten,
S6eersn Sln3srhitt uno Waoeln, @erbat
Wsttef, stabL QobsI, Wontlrunaen, SiruiB,
&c. 5u Den biaislten prsifen. =
games Sobnfon u. go.
OlafIaon Map 90. 886. -:
Il y en-.
L Screu Collins stabl Nren
8 %. Simmous DO.
DO. 0Onnss 50.
@ DO. Sings DO.
-5um> 9srfaufe in Boren ODER einsetn, bes
,,.. games Jobnlon u. 60.
Wal(tGe Sun. 1. 1886. !
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
N4dfrQAe+

Der llnterf6rsb'ne whnibt Jtabri6t CON
lttnen 8raoer 6 tifupber 9ts #. sebnrz
tIs in 6subah, Dsramt ganitaet, &bnisreid)
Mtrtsnbsra, 3u baten, rslde in pb,Iaotlpbia
anlansts I'm Jabr, 1905 ODER rpsuu Son feihem
Ssfannten ettras bOn ibn wiheu 70 rptroen fte
9sseten als Msnl6snfeune unb etenfals
9ta6rlbt 5u 9ebeu.
Saeob 01eF.
pOttereini!I paaoffs. Centre 60. pa.
Stump 18. 1856.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-22
QB o / #
gltlabetb Saepb !?

ans &ailers'autern. Neu 0apern.
8eiaate glilabetb mar nerwidenfn Deem;
ber, bey 6sn. 10 hn w hite, No. 139, Green:
witch Street, New-York City, in Dieu1tsn; fcu
aber sranflib semo;oen fem, Sbte befatn
mstten gsibtpilter baben ititcsm, unerabtet
brisHieber Maebfrase, fsine wsitere Runoe abs'
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.NENCELE.ESEOtS.
REFUGE OF BELIEVERS

When all the streams OF live are low,
When foes increase, and friends are fewl
When wasted BY the tide OF wo,
Lies that lone heart where hope once grew
Where shall the suffering spirit go
To whom for strength and peace apply,
II not 10 Him whose love can throw
joys sunlight DER the darkest sky
Ye pilgrims in this vale Of tears,
Who meet full Oft, IN awful form,
Temptations host OF doubts and fears,
AOd troubles desolating storm;
Why shrink your souls when temPests wage
Their bitter warfare round your path
lie lives whose power can calm their rage,
Whose hand can shield you from their wrati
Should hills into the sea be cast,
And mountains from their base be hurled;
Should time expire, and ruin vast
Rush down on a dlssolylng world:
Yet Jesus liyes-his love is sure
Sure as his heavenly throne is high;
lie hves-and you must be secure;
He liyes-and you can never die 1.
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Taken IN

n ENhfN Up
A.N A ND committed to the Jail OF
u9~ IN Mecklenburg county, Oh the
TM 18th instant a negro boy named
M ARCHER, about FIVE feet six inch.
~ es high, dark Completed, with a
- large scar on his forehead, and says
he belongs to Richard Prior Speculation, Of Char.
lotte, Va. Clothes very ragged. The owner is
requested 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with as the law directs.
J. McCONNAUGHEY Jdiior.
Oct II, 1895 6J-tf
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400 PACKAGES
OF FRESH Goods Of the Latest
Importation!
HNT + are now receiving and opening, very
Wv large and splendid assortment Of
american. BritiSi,, and India
GnnnS,

purchased in the l,ies OF New York and Philadcl.
nina. for c Ash and also before the late ddrGRes.
However. our customers will see that our prices
arc a shade lower for goods, than formerly, except
Supar9 Oar present stock was selected with
great care. Below We give the names OF u lew OF
our Goods
Sup. Fine Blue and Black CLOTH
Sup. do Adelaide West of England
SUP. Black French CASHMERE,
do. Cinnamon Drab. \ splendid assortment Of
Summer cloth ior gentlemen's wear,
Ribbed buekskin Cashmere, assorted eoors,
do Linen Drill "a new aItlcle,)
A fine assortment OF Summer lESTINGS,
A tasty selection OF fancy goods for ladies',
A splendid asst OF rich hg. Silks, latest sly le Gros
de Rhine, CORD. silk Shallyetts, iine article,
Painted Swiss Muslins, very handsome,
great variety Of English and French Painted
! Muslins, French Calico,
200 pieces of Calico assd from 10 cts. TO ~ cts.
per yard, a variety OF new patterns,
A great variety oil French Ginghams, assd. coils.
4 fine assortment Of Fancy iiandkcIchiet., made
Of sewing SILK new article,
Linen Hdhis, Long Lawn, large stock OF Linens,
Gloves, ass'd. Ladies silk-rlbb'd Hose, Back do
Blond Lace Wells. Thread Lace, Inserting Mus
| In, Edglng and Inserting Plaid Silks tot Ladies
| Dresses, new style, Ladies Crayats, assd.
! We have, also fine assortment OF ]. Talltnan'
| BOOTS, No |, made TO order. Ladies SHOES
mace by Israel Robinson, 10 order, warranted.
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SPRING
BY soBrRT REREsroRp.

BY RoBERT RERESFoRp,
Spring-gentle Spring we meet the
With sounds Of living Joy;
And all our bosoms greet thee
Without one fears alloy:
Thy bloom anticipating,
We drink thy genial BREATH
While Winters frosts, abatlng,
Release thy flowers from death.
Sweet DER the hills we feel thee,
And in the valleys play
Though chilly night conceal thee,
The noon asserts thy sway
The ice.bound shores releasing,
Thou openest every stream,
Whose rushing floods, increasing,
With merry spirits TEEN!
Thy still soft power Peryading
The heart of man, excltes
while from his mind unladlng
Cares bundle true delights:
Hope in has soul is sprIngiug
E1al,ingly above
And with the birds, he's singing
Thy songs OF peace and love.
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Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

'sNHE Travelling Public, and all others
- who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte to any other place, are in.
formed that the undersigned have added to
their Omnibus establishment splendid
BAROUCfiE and SULkEY, and ADD.
TlONAL HORSES, either for Harness or
the SaddLe-so that all who may desire &C.
commodatIon IN Their Inc may be assured
of receiving prompt attention for the time
10 come. u. +. BOYD d Co.
Dee. %, 1895.