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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19
From the Charleston Patriot.
THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN TER
MINATED

--latest from Florida - Termination ofths
Indian Campaign. Van Buren,. Aid
TO Gen. Scott, and Capt Finley, Aid to
Gen. Eustis, arrived here this forenoon
from Picolata, via. Savannah, in the steam
packet Viliiam Seabrook, from Savannah.
We have conversed with both these gen.
tlemen, who have politely impaired to Us
all the information they possessed.
Lieut.. Van Buren, states that. owing 70
the commencement Of the warm weather.
the campaign had been brought TO close
The regular forces had gone into summer
quarters at ST. Augustine. There wero
| supposed to be about 600 on the sick list
at Tampa Bay and 30 at Volusia.
Capt. Finley has communicated to W
the following intelligence:
"Ibs left wing OF the army OF Florida
arrived al Tampa Bay on the 9Th Of April
left there on the 18th, and marched 10
Volusia, by Pilaklikaba The active OPP
erations OF the campaign have ceased.
from the sickly season having commenced
The South Carolina volunteers left Volu-
STA on Friday, goth, TO march TO st. Au-
gustine, where Col. Brisbane's regiment
would be discharged, and sent by trans
ports to this city. Col. Goodwyn's mount
ed men would be discharged at Jackson
vile. The regulars, it is believed, will
be kept 10 Florida, TO garrison posts which
may be important in the commencement
of the next campaign. The Indians were
no where in any force, and are supposed
TO be scattered all over the territory"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19

9o-The Maysville (Ky.) Eagle states tina
Santa Anna has obtained loan of Six millions
OF dollars, from firm at New Orleans at per
cent per month, and the admission Of the expor.
tations of the firm into the ports of Mexico free
Of duty. 1t is to be hoped, for the honor of the
American name, that the statement is incorrect
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19


paper is the great instrument Of civiliza-
ton. All the books ever written are but
as feather in the scale compared with
newspapers, as means Of affecting the
mass. What is the circulation even Of
popular novel, to that Of paragraph
which runs the round Of the pressp The
ono is read by thousands, the other by
millions. II is almost entirely to the influ-
ence Of newspapers that the superior in.
tell,gence Of the middle classes is to be
attributed, coptemptble as may be deem.
ed the information derived from this
source. How few are the tradesmen. or
even merchants, who have time or incli-
nation to take up philosophical treatise.
and make themselves masters OF its con-
tents! Inquire Of the most enlightened
Of this class If they have read Mills Essay
on Government Baily's Rationale Of
Representation Smiths Wealth Of Ma
TONS Browns Philosophy Of the Human
mind lii they have studied Bentham, or
Ricardo, or even Locke? How many
shall we find who know any thing Of these
writers except their namesf Yet We
know that there are in the middle classes
many men of high rank in intellect. What
has chiefly furnished them with food for
reflection, and given them general altho'
perhaps superficial knowledge Of almost
every subject p-the newspaper: that des
pissed and seemingly Insignificant messcn-
ger, bringing every day some new idea,
and thus adding little and little to their
mental stores, until they have accumula-
ted to an extent for which the cause
would have appeared at first inadequate.
A quarto volume, containing the Same
quantity Of information would never have
been opened.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19

o. At the Wing State Convention of Ken
lucky, held during last month, resolution was
unanimously adopted, thanking the Hon. Henry
Clay, for his manifold public services, and re.
questing him not to return from the councils of
the country, until its Constitution should be es-
tablished
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19

\ ERY fine Fresh Herring just receiv
cd and for sale by
NJ THOMAS c. SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19

A Tempting ofr.--A lady who styles
herself candidate for Connubial bliss
advertises in the Opelousas (La.) Gazette
that she "ardently desires to unite herself
to come gentleman whose habits and dis
positions are accordant with her own
Applications are to be made TO the editor
of that Gazette. who says, "f he could. be
would himself volunteer for that bold Ia.
dy." and well he says so, if truly the mo
dest fair one portrays her excellencies, -
"My complexion is brunette. eyes and hair
black, nose Grecian, mouth small. neck
slender. bust proportionahly full. height
5 feet 5 inches, ANGLES and hands delicate-
Iy formed--fortune about SEQ .000."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-19

REpRImANpINa.-It will be recollected by
most of our readers, that a certain HISRY w.
CONRAD, member of the House Of Represents.
tives of the Pennsylvania Legislature. was rep
rimanded. during the past winter, by the Spea-
ker of that body for his vile attempts to get up
bribery tale against certain members of the
state Senate. In consequence of the reprimand,
which, by the way, was anything but mild
he resigned his seat in the Legislature, and ap.
pealed to his constituents for justification of his
course. He became a candidate for reelection,
thinking, probably. that if under the eircum
stances. he could again be elected. he would
succeed in throwing stigma upon the reputation
of those members Of the Legislature who voted
for reprImanding him. The Special Election to
supply the vacancy occasioned by his resigna-
ton, was held week before lest. and resulted in
the election of Mr.. Hammer, a tchig, over MIR
Conrad. by majority of upwards OF 200. The
Van Burenites gave to this election an import
ance which it otherwise, would not have had,
by making it test question as to whether the
people in that election district, were for or a
gainst the chartering of the Bank of the United
States by the State Of Pennsylva
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
TIE ssFTBE9syckI B! 4 Rs HAvING gNFoR-


vey description by the late respectfully request those in
% 20 men, either by noteor otherwise hand them state
mem oil ner accounts and copies bills earliest conye-
Ihey will also feel obliged all those who had snv
sacons with them, of any description however small since ii
1873 whether settled nd in copies Of bills or
% " = 80 100 ~'e'1 "a,A-
mechanics and other. who had have bills raip
vessels that have been consigned them, will confer favor ~
hahong IN Duplicates particularly those brig Eapoleep
PUTNAM SL0CUM, 135 Front SIRE,
N Having been informed by friends 10 whom We
ger our grateful acowedsemen that packed m ali or
SspsT Which was out Of The safe in bag and deposited them in
be safe Should they have fallen hap Is Of any
oeal reward will be paid for their return. de- 81
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Baker, Mobile ''
ARRIv ED.-ShiP Nashville. Rahbone New Orleans; ,ehr
Olive Powell, Wilmington, N. C.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
WALL sTREET.-TUEsDAT, JAN. 5.

The French question beginning greater i'm
poanc than in Wall Information of very belger-
ent character has reached merchants from
in France Shipping merchants becoming
stocks are emblng-and general insecurity beginning felt
in oegntrsde The Special Message anxossly expected
Mr. Psgee looked for every from Washington
to France.
In of this things coupled alss it'll the
abomnsbe weather. yesterday nothing bot long faces and
anxious vsaees in Wall street Stocks vbrsiedbut did fall
much All except the U. s. Bank and few City Banks,
in a state Of variation.
In genaa business nothing there arrivals
Of any consequence.
is generally believed that great difficulty viii be expert
eHoed with the Legislature Companies Notng
hoped from Congress call is made in quarters permit
the Banks issue again small ba good idea which ought be
followed up.
Several Of The rne insuranc Comp have declared
semi annual dividends varying from 10 per No doubt
this doae with view of Inducing credulous people invest their
property those previous the squaly appearance
things from France.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.C CORNER OF PINE
! Y. AND NASSAU SIREETS-THE CUSTOM HQI-SE

HOTEL.-To Down Town Merchants"-Snce the
agaon the propeors the Custom House Hotel
formerly Loveoy, having made alterations additions
former house. present the respectable class of the mercantile
public place Of quiet where refreshments of kind
be had including Pies Coffee Exchange panp The
undersigned hope by uHremed industry combined with dpo
on please and accommodate, merit share of the public
patronage
HORN 4 FREES, Corner of Pine and Nassau streets
very eommodous Reading teom attached the establish
Jan Lofts
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

GENUINE POLANDRIA OLA sure East
" Indian cure for the Rheam.mTh Polsldria Oil is the
essential oil extracted from the Poanda tree infible
for that distressing disorder the rheumatism ali stages
Per sale by p Bune Co.. $40 Greenwich street. doors
Syme, s. Bowsy Of Walker street; Dr.
0xon Of Grand street and the Bowery Price g Jan
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

JUST FUBLlSB ED.-Plioe l2t cenis-The first No.
of he Library OF Useful Entertain being the .
ment Of novel, which will be continued semi
at - per annum. '''
Also, print Of the Solar System, the use Of Scho ron
tanning The signs of the Zodiac the planet, Inc nsb
me present Comet and other celestial phenomena For v
$50 Broadway who has choice eoIIecos a
creek a French Spanish Italian Portuguese and English
works. which he will sell reasonable
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
COUGHS, COUGHS.-CoRBYNs COUGH Louen.

~ ges prepared by Cobyn Co.. 800 Holborn, London
These Lozenges universally allowed physicians of the
highest standRg 10 be Of the best preparations cure of
Coughs Colds Ahmas, 6c offered the public: tho
sand persons have experienced their happy and t4uary effects
many Of whom have been by ashae and conumpye complaints
reduced TO the brink Of the They and essy
ne nei 1.-THE nns sOine difficulty Of and the
box single box will be found 10 remove The mosi
obstinate Fer sale by G. COLBY, chemist &c a5I Pearl
corner OF Frankfort St, Franklin Square, the only agent in the
city. sr-. = = q 90 dee TX IT, -
GERMAN,COLOGN yVATEREwarrantedg e.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

GUM ELASTlC EAR TRUMPETS.-A few
" OF these valuable articles benefit Of persons troubled
with deafness Fer sale by RUSHTON ASPINWALL
gee % 90 William md 1In Broadway.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

IL furnished unfurished et-spacieus elegant
~ and in fine situation. Apply No. 81 Murray street
dec 2-lw<
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
70 SKETCHES OF INFIDELlTY, No.

n Of the Custom House Hotel, tlai
and Nassau streets, New York, are n,
company Hot coffee, pies, &c, wi,
Rooms. at any hour Of the day or erenis
Breakfast will be furnished FROM {
and Tea and Supper from 5 TO IL. g.
up at short notice.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
CAST IRON COLUMNs FOR STORES |

CAST u IRON seNo; GT9stUMNs For STORES
tee any patterns Also, pipes
as all other castings constantly 81 si1d and II Se
jan sim 2s7 waior street, New YoIk.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Afew copies # the
w Herald Dec h, NJ 81 for which three esch will be
given. jsn5-lt
TL99REsSsEs is. WANTED rs Pea, .:Iss
is P Fsa stairs
THbEEs TEkEETH 5lIJ ScEkTAIN
elect Detegeat The only inabe remedy discovered
Genonhea and Geet become well known and estsb
shed in all parts Of the Kingdom require any Its
universal which has failed
maiof ct Gee and Whites al %
Structures seminal weakness of the ons irritation of the
urehra and gravel well chronic affections Of the urinary bad
der aud kdaey violent Of long andng This
and emily nfaibe remedy agreeable liquid
ration that while it restores the system It's superiority over
other medicine Of the Kind only requires SO limited Trial to know
been has physician and has been secured Having
ANN a% d
from the recommendations of the highest medical
effects great and superiority every med-
in being eciual remedy discovered
health to The whole me The most delicate e%ss na NAV se
with perfect safety DIR. GooawPs Detergent a saie certain
and speedy for the above diseases
most proscted IL taken without risk
or from business See that your sradesled not
Of single bottle be convinced the method of
physician with secrecy" prevent the occurrence
the disease in male female Of the fa-tdous
hand N. B. word wise medicine but the above
and keep away from the 9uack Doctors whose appear
I'VE have much pleasure in bearing testimony this safe and
medicine; do this grounds of strict mparay
knowing several friends whs have been cured by tn fact thai
For sale by appointment by Patrick Dicke 4is Broadway
neT Of LisPenads Syns, of walker and Bowey,
and by p Burnet Co $40 Greenwich doors below Spring
Price 50 per hottie. ianl5-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05
RRANDRETH'S PILLs.-DR WIN. BRAND.

RR6AANMup IL PtLLS,-DR VIM BRAND
wa. only ONE DISEASE impurity Of blood which, BY i'm
Peding the circulation brought Inflammation
truth Of This simple her that he spent thirty years expert
ments and laboos research into the medicinal of
to compose medicine which should purify and produce
stomach and bowels, by the continuation of the such
medicine all hume be carried off, and assume
state u purity.
Many sher medicines advertised having properties eaua
10 these but the proprietor of these Pills in this country he
grandson OF the dcoverer would wish those well of
tins and who have made Of such medicines
give THESE PILLS trial They will satisfied of
the difference Of that medicine which has before the
English public. and has gained sale there 10000
sterling and those medicines which forced into
noce by advertisement before their properties fully known
even by the discoverer themselves Captains ships
chants will find this medicine which will their health
and answer well for exportstisn
Dr. BIS Office is ls Hudson, opposite Broome York.
where Dr. Brandreh be Consulted Monday Wednesdays
and Saturdays dec 3-2m-ns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

OBERT SMITH, No. 50 Pearl street. corner of Moore
street. offers for sale his usual Teas Brandy
SPiees' &C. jan 1-3t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

Real estate is nominal.
United States Bank. III,
Del. 4 Hud., 92i, zi. ?, las,
Dry Dock Bank, 1874,
Morris Canal, 80. ISL, 8ll,
N. O. Canal. 1861,
Ohio L L T. il6., NJ, ia. IA,
Amer. Trust CO., { Bait. )lo5t, 05
jackson ms, SO. 81,
Farmers Loan, lost 90,
u. s, ms, s.,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-05

CLEARINGHOUSE ATERs-warranted pc.
~ nuine, for sale, wholesale and retail, BY
RUSHT0N l. ASPINwALL
oec<o 10 William ST. and ITO Broadway,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
anoeren eanDes. er,eusaifft, wsrOeu

tntiFsn anoeren Qanbes.G .Gr3ensniife. tpsroen
te ,u ieoer 3eit baar g eIb sablen.
Eysgl. s.. Qlae gcIdbe, welebe ib nber
feds monate, ourtb 0lcten ooer auf anoes
er gBeiie, bic Iib in unierer S6ulo mitien'
rreroen bloB ,uibse,u eissnen OfuBen bans
bel. tpsnn Ts otne 8erSus 8i6tiSfelt mans
rn-ba mir entiebtpden ftno, bic abbesab!.,
un8 10 er5piuaen wssbalb mir bcffen. Dap
alle bierbsp Sntersfirte, unisru QDunidb ers
faueu uno unS DER unausenetmen Notbspen'
ciateit nberbebsn weresu. ibre 3ehnnn9en
cen betreFenosn Ssamten sur einlatnmIu"s
su Ibersebeu. .,. .,.. .
IP9 emab btener 8 tppS
uiro Gpnnenweils une bepnt Sul9eI rere
Fault.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Nr0tecttDfl n s.,
9srlleberunss,g cnpaente.
, Asentsn:o :ofis-eantou

Da Der unteffdriebsne BON Der "pf o.
teetiun Sniuranee@ ompd9nie"
81 }artforo, Connecticut ale Nsent anses
itelIt uno aatOrliirt ,purcen ctne auffbub
DerE6erunsen ausjufensn, 70 erbietet er
lIb hermit Ddnfer, Stobrs, Yiablen. Saf
briden uno 5beuern, iamtnt eeren SnbaIt,
uebft irsenberIep an6erm dbuli6eu eissua
tbune, oessn 0srluit Ober SeIbdoigunS
onrb Seuer. 3u aBseurireu. Die Soften ea'
|sn imo nieeriser, aIs Die irssno elmer An'
italt oiefer Art uno Die Meife rrstdbe bie(e
Offs in SbIbtun9 ibrer @ef6dfte. ano
Der 8eribtisuns uno Be,abluns ibrer Dess
LUTTE, perfoleen ,rirb, piro prOmps uno lie
beral fspn. Slnfraaen fhr 8eoiueuneen u.
aInecuranl. mbaeu in bes Nmtsfiube BON
joarriS unb 8eloen inganton. aenah ttper.
Den, curob atle 0eibdf.e in 8ssus auf eis(s
Nsentl9aft uermittelt wsrben.
>'>. ~ #ec}cn -Sorvis,
asentfar beiaste somyasuis.
eantpn San. 10. 1895. -. :. So.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
@ @tGfu4.

Der llnteribrisbs ma6t biermit feiren
Sr'nnoen uno Dem Wublifum ibevbaupt be-
eanut caB er fein @tablifement BON 6errr
Daaentiu Sodius sbarp in 9sern Rsites
S6app perIest bat Uriber BON 0erru
pbilipp Danner bswcbnt] am Welt!i6eu
,noe Der 2ustaramas ffraBe NO Ct fort fdbrt
alle Qlrbeit 81 MAIDEN. tpslbe in fein
fab elm (6la9t ndu1li6 2eppib, 1ifbta.
6er, &arpets, woIIenunb Qsinen 3euae.
Dur6 CUTE oauetbafte uno 1aubsre Qlrbvit
uno panntIi6euno fbnelle Ausfabruna ib,u
auperttauter 9Iuft,aae boft er eiuen Ibeil
Der ofeutliben @unlt tparois fleb 81 sua6cu
ieiue preiie miro erfo biuis MAIDEN oaB lee
Der 3ufieoen lein .uiro.
2uomi9 &iffer.
@dnton Dec. go. 1885
s4-6R
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
@ I Il E g Il ter!
&. . urrtb a q,

s.. OurfI y W.
an bss speRli9,n ede ieines a 4 fei'I
ernen Maartauiee, tpefIitb oe']
&anaI8ruds ~.
.oat(o ebeu cine lb0ne Husrabk trohl
autaeIabter uno febr tpoblfeiler Sater tn'
DieIe Sabresjsit er6fnet, betebsno in:
tro&eueus, Sarten', uno 'SbnsH
oewoaren, porceuanr Gpeeerepetl'
giGen, 9u6waaren auer ArtiSsa'
gel, Geoer 1c. &C. 4
Ypsldbe Ct 20 poblfeil oersauft alS irseno le:
4nanc In bielsm Marfte. @..
6 b I n { a u.s..
Elm oBaarbaus uno Bobnbaus'
2luslctten, uno ntrrli6 .. Staes'
6en unsefdbr
$50 u derS an b
am ganaL stsih oberbatb Garrs
Yrude.
Seruer:-120 u der bep s. 6.
berbarb's lRable, aue .pel6e er Su ben bill
liajten preiien auna Deriaufs anbistst.
gr sablt ieoerseit taar Wete fa'
IDai,eu, msllbtorn, 1abet, Slabfaamsni
Mplle, ,e. &C., uuo wirb pinftlih uno auf'
4nerflam ieoes Gpeoitienss une @on'tnilts
cnsseibaft befcrsen rpprait te.ne 6rsuno'
nno Sunoen ibn besanitisen 't'osen.
MaiIi(lou, Jutp 10. 1885. 1Zsst.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
So ebet1 erbaltttt

BON Nerp'Oorf uno pbilaoelpbia
Cine srOhe MannisfaItisteit bon ~
@ifentpooren OeIenu. Sdrbefohsr1l
H.. ais:
q!dtirte uno sen,sine SattIsrwaarer
0arnilb Manntins. atIe auu, Nbfertisen BON
Rutfben. 9iss un6 Dierboru'S ubtbi9e Gas
den. 9Dertjsus fir Shreiner. S6niete
RIftr uuo anoere 5anemerssr, 9pinnrdoer;
:ileu, @ldierns 8areau &u6pfe. 3iunbleob.
5ilsnSledb. Giierner uno msifusener Dratb
5orar. 3int. 8Iodsiun, SIintenldnfe, SIin:
tsnfbi61er nno 9arnit,lr. Suftid. SlanbOl,
Oliearasna. 8raIT n unb &otbtols. sllaun,
Blauer 8itriol, &upfsrrai1er. g triolbI,
Jneiso, &rapp unc anberu Sdrbefofen ;
8rennSL GerbsrSi. gifsn uno stabL S6au
iel une 3auseu, eilerne 2anpeu, Oefen Sic:
,e, Stride une 8inefaoeu uebft anoern Mt:
tifeIu bic 30 einem gut adortirten stObr sebS'
rem. .-..,... -.
Sbise sadsn speroeu umfebr tilise Vrei
(e perfauft in benz giisnwaarenitobr, Deb
unb Sarbeitofen BON
s. q. @6neloer.
@auton, 81 ben % t. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
Seutf DE
s. Il h er!!!

Def ttntetfhriebene bat 70 eben elm ueuet
MnOrtiment teutfber 8i6er erbalten, no.
tanter E6 fDlgenDe befnoen "
quart, Dftaps, Duooe3, ,lno 8 O.
f0en Bibelsl Selfainente .. Ser
fbieoenen Gattungen, Nrnbts
tpabres Gbriftentbutn, Sor's
/. MdrtpretbuN, Starf's &C.
betbuh, loinb'S eemein-
fbaftlides 0efansbub, 4.
eatbk6isnus, pfal,
fer &c. &C.
T3Ibe dllt bilIissr Derfauft ,serosn dIsl
n tsssne dustH anotrn Dubfobria eielsm
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
.soeue Guter !!

r. Gbri(1mas, 9erter uno So.
0aben foeben erbalten unb ieet etSfnet,
Elm arcBes hnD allsetueiues 0fortnent opn
-!oerbit= unb 1Dinter:QDaaren, spelbe fis
sntI6lOdtn iino iebr spoblfeil ab5uisben.
lin eu9 3u aberssusen, caB bier quite
Mntdufe Su!ua9en ftno, rufet ielbft an u.
tebet. ..e.. -.. -.
Sept. 80. s.....
ynf 0anb 40 1onuen @uBsWaareu.
iroruuter SO Osen BON ueribisbener Sat;
tuna, 90 Rob- Oefen. gben 70 Sranfiin.
t,no &anon.Ossen, UNI b'!lise preiie 30
oertaufen. -,
gbri(tmas, 0srtsr uno So.
Qeber iesliber s!gt Don uuierer siseuen
Tabrisation auf oaao fur 8aarselo. Der
bbbFs prsis miro belablt fir 0dute unb
feue. H. ..-. y.
Gbrifmas, 6ertsr ano 60.
10000 SuB pappsl=8rster gum psrsauf,
.aauo fer:ia fcslei6 81 setrauben.
.. Gbrtttmas, 0erter uno 60.
Canton Sept. II. 's5. 2s:to.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
SbriftsieBerei u. Stereetppen
81 anuf d dtDrp.
s. q. Games unO So.


30. l. Sadsr strabe, Cincinnati, 8.
@ine bereit ale QIuftrdse uno g, ftelluuaen
in Dssna anf Sueboruder. .Watsrialien auf
oas S1!eanistte uno 8efe 3u beiorsens
Sie baben bettanois an 6anb. Druder
prefsn, BON orlbiebener 0r6Be uuo
Vreiieu D,uselbafer, mefiIuae uno
sbiffs, Slabmen. Nusiebiess
feline Sesfifen. Nesale, Sormate, u.
T. 70. Buborufer.Sarbe, oas Wfunp
soa 80 Sta bio ~ 81; 70 rpie audi
aue aur eroenfiibe Qrtifsl, melte in
elmer Druderep sebraucbt .perSsn. -
6erner: baben bslfdnois an panb elm
aaserleIenes Qli1ortsmens bon enalifdben
8 Sbriften ass BON Der V,arl bis
Ut 90 snien pita, nebft ben fpdtelteu
unb neueiten O1ultern pou Scbsgbriften.
(ueetceuse) pel6e iIe um billise Wrsiie
perfaufen. &@ T@~. p. : -
Ssrnsr pabeu iie Elm sroBes enforcement
Oeut(tbsr S6riften
uoo Der Ncnpariele bis our aroben Canon.
Drsierunssu BON auen 9lrreu. sleine
Quantitdten Sd)riften, belonbeyS FIR
8ubbinoer. Gle ,Tno ferner bereit. allel
Aten bon 8u6brnder9lrbeiteu ,Su iiereo.
tppIeu, nno aarautiren ibre Waaren 10.
gut al5 bic balidsn 80 MAIDEN sbon
8 braubte S1siften pe,fauIen iIe nm
sin beoeutenoes robIfsiIsr, nnb alte'
spercen lie i'm 0anbel fire
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-01
6 80
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9reentcw start So. d. t,ieoerSe
slIen bat. Durh pisIjdbriss Stuoien aul
ben beFen tlnipsrftaten. uno our6 ldnser,
QIufentbnlt in Den srbBteu 3cipitalern Dol
Deutid)lanb uno Sranfreib 1T er i'm Stan:
be, oud bf lauspierisiten unb bartnddis:
fen ue5eI, in 8esus auf raeoisiniibe 8.
banoluus. wie AUDI auf birursiibe Opera
tioneu, ourb neue une superlafilse Sur
r,etbooen 3ur 9eilun9 1u briusen.
Sn Ieinen frabern AHirtuusstreiien 81
6reoeridstcwn Mo. uno pittsburg pa. b, T.
te ct tinrei6enoe 8elesenbeit eefunoeu, { d
nit benz @barafter unb een Specification, a
Der in oisfem 2anbe berriben6en 3rantbeitt. Z.
former bertraut 5u MAIDEN.
Occ. S. GoQDl9t,
praetifbsr ar3t, Munbar3t anb Sc
burtebe!fer, apprpbirtin Deutlblant
unb bey Der tnsoi;ini(b= birar:
aiibeu Saeultdt 3u 8altimor.
@reeutOn n, ,. 15sen JulY, 1885.