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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

Do YOU PAY FOR RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER.
II was going to ask the question in anoth-
her form. "Do yop read religious newspa-
per7'' but then Effected that many read a
religious newsF Aper who do not themselves
pay for one, they being in the habit of Dor
rowing from their neighhors, after sending
and respectfully soliciting the loan of the
paper before the family have read it; and no;
unfrequently keeping it length of time,
greater than the golden rule will exactly
Justify. Then had like to have thrown
the question into this shape:
Do you subscribe for a religious newspa-
PeIf but It struck me all at once, that some
subscribe for paper, but do not pay for it,
have heard this complaint made l have
no doubt there is foundation enough for it.
7, for my part, would advise such persons to
'take moral newspaper if thew can find
such a thing. That is the sort &C paper thew
require. Areligious is quite too FAR adYanc-
ed for them. do notknow why those non
payers want to read a religious newspaper,
I should suppose they would be satisfied
with a secular newspaper. can imagine
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

mends the following method for securing |
bees when swarming:
Procure one or two hemlock bushes, !
four or five feet high, and fasten them in
the ground as you do ean-poles, so as to
stand firm with all their boughs on, with
in a rod or two of the bee house and near
ly in front oft. When they swarm your
bees will almost invariably alight on these,
where they can be managed without the
least trouble and the whole business finish
ed in very few minutes. Very often by
rubbing upon it little low balm you can
make the swarm attach itself TO Just what
limb you please. We have ourselves
tried this year after year with perfect sue
cess.
PRosPEcTs OF MICHIGAN. The
Michigan yesterday morning brought in
10 this city the greatest load of passen gers
that was ever landed here-there being
not less than or 500 souls. We learn
that at Buffalo the rush to get on board of
her was so great, that the captain refused
passages to many persons previous to the
regular hour of leavIng-there being not
room to accommodate them.
All the boats that come in seem to be
loaded down to the extent of their capacity
Within week past, there have been land
ed on our wharves from steamboats, and
schooners, at least 10000 souls. This
may seem to our eastern readers to be al.
most incredible, but we can assure them
it is no eXaggeration. At some OF oul
hotels, and we have a great many, from
$50 to 900 persons have taken breakfas
in one moIning-Detroit Journal 3ls
May.
GREAT NATIONAL ENTERPRISE. A
company OF gentlemen Of Boston, Port
land, and Georgia, have obtained liberia
and perpetual charter, from the Legisla
tive Council Of Florida, and from the State
of Georgia, for a rail road between St
Marks upon the Cuff Of Mexico, acros
the ISthmus cf Florida, to come out upor
the Atlantic at Brunswick in Georgia.
the distance $50 miles, by way Of Cole
rain, upon the St. Mary's river; and {
fine level route for Railroad Astounding
with the best materials for the construc
ton and as there will be no serious Oh
stacles of excavations and embankment
to encounter, nor inclined planes with
stationary power required it may be safe
w estimated, that there is not another rouu
of internal improvement in the United
States where double track rail road cal
be constructed $50 miles, for 50 small
proporti nabIe amount. of money, an
r traught with perpetual consequences, so i'm
por1ant and beneficial to the stock holderE
and the Union, and the general prosperit
= of the States.-N. \. Journal Of Com.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
PoOR JACK.

The following account is given by the
Rev Leigh Richmond, as having been re-
lated by minister in a meeting of the Brit |
ish and Foreign Bible Society:
A drunkard was one day staggering in
drink on the brink of the sea- His little son
by him, three years Of age, being very hun
gry, solicited him for something to eat
The miserable father, conscious OF his pow
erty, and Of the criminal cause Of it, in a
kind Of rage, occasioned by his intemPer-
ance and despair hurled the little innocent
into the sea and made off with himself. The
poor little sufferer, finding floating plank
by his side on the water, chung to it. The
wind soon waited him and the plank into
the sea.
A British man-of-w war, passing by, dis
covered the plank and child! and a sailor, at
the risk Of his own life, plunged into the sea
and brought him on board. He could in
form them little more than that his name
was Jack. They gave him the name of
poor Jack. He grew up on board that man
of-war, behaved we'll, and gained the love Of
all the officers and men. He became an
officer Of the sick and wounded department.
| During an action of the late war, an aged
man came under his care, nearly in dying
state He was all attention to the suffer
ing stranger, but could not save his life.
The aged stranger was dying and thus
addressed this kind young officer, ''For the
great attention you have shown me, give
you this only treasure that am possessed
Of. presenting him with bible, bearing
the stamp of the British and Foreign Bible
Society," 1t was given me by lady; has
been the means Of my conversion; and has
been great comfort TO me. Read it, and ii
will lead you in the way you should co.
He went on to confess the wickedness and
profigacy Of his life, before the reception Of
his bible: and, among other enormities, how
he once cast a little son, three years old, in
to the sea, because he cried ohim for need
ed food.
The young officer inquired of him the
time and place, and found here was his own
history. Reader, judge if you can, Of his
feelings, TO recognize in the dying old man,
his father, dying penitent under his care !!
And Judge Of the feelings of the dying pen
itent, to find that the same young stranger
was his son-the very son whom he had
plunged into the sea; and had no idea but
that he had Immediately persisted. A de-
scriptiou of their mutual feelings will not
be attempted. The old man soon expired
in the arms of his son. The latter left the
service and became pious preacher Of the
Gospel. On closing this story, the minis
ter in the meeting of the Bible Society bow
ed to the Chairman, and said, "Str, lam
poor Jack"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

Prescription for Hydropho6ia. The
Gazette de Sante Gazette of Healthy a
medical journal published in Paris, con-
tains the following article M. Marc
cheui, Surgeon Of the Hospital at Mos
COW, being in the Ukarine, in 1910, was
requested to give assistance to fifteen per-
sons who had received the bite ola mad
dog. A deputation of aged men waited
upon him and entreated he would admin
lister help to the unfortunate persons, thro'
a peasant who during several years had
required great reputation for curing n.y.
drophobia. NJ. Marochetti consented on
certain conditions. The country doctor
then administered to fourteen Of the per-
sons confdel to him in peculiar way
The fifteenth, a young girl Of fifteen, was
treated in the ordinary way for the pur-
pose Of proving the effect OF both modes
of treatment. 10 each of the fourteen ne
gave daily one pound and "a half ofthe de-
coction Of the buds of yellow broom flow,
ers, and he examined twice a day under
the tongue, the place where accordlngtC
his statement little swcllings were found
containing tne veins Ol LlduHesS' H0oe
swelljngs rose the third or ninth day, and
were seen by NJ. Marochetsi very soon at:
ter they appeared they were touched
with red hot needle, after which the pa
tient gargled the part with the decoction
OF broom. The result of this treatment
was, the fourteen patients We're cured in
six weeks, whilst the young girl treated
differently, died on the 9TH day in convul'
sions of madn IS. Three years after
wards Nj. Marocheti paid a visit to the
fourteen persons and they were all doing
well. The same physician being in Pa
dolia in 1918 had new opportunity o.
confirming this interesting discovery
The happy result of this mode of treat
ment was the same with reference to TWEEN.
ty-six persons who had all been bitten by
mad dog.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

A matter for the natiom to inquire in
to! The nation have a right to know
whether Washington, the seat Of our gov
eminent is, as rumor says, place where
public sentiment tolerates the most shame
less RIGHTEOUSNESS. Rumor says loudly
that each year, as Congress commences
its session, throngs of lewd females resort
to the capital, and that in thei. business of
open profigacy they are patronized by
those men who sit in council upon the af-
fairs of the nation If this is so, it is a
disgrace to the country, its capital, and
its representatives, and whether it is So,
every citizen has a right to inquire, and
TO KNOW. Ifa lewd man is not fit for
the Office ofiustice of the peace in Ken
lucky, such man most certainly is not fit
for station Of honor in the national gov
eminent. This matter should be invest-
gated.-Jorr. of Public Morals.
Z
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

Astonishing Expedition of the Press.
1t would seem that the Harper press is
going forward with a railroad velocity.
These enterprising publishers have Just
issued Tales ofthe Woods and Fields ~
272 pages, in one volumc-the whole cdi-
ton stereotyped. printed, and bound IN
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

The wheat crops in Maryland have
suffered so much by the fly, that the far
mers, in some instances, have p}oughed
them up to plant buckwheat The wheat
sown late in the fall has done better.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
HOURS! So much for steam
and stereotypes.-N. Y. Star.

The ground belonging to the Reform
ed Dutch Church in Exchange Place,
Or Matthew's) was sold on the 18th inst.
by auction, at an aggregate of 1885, 400.
The prices ranged from $4,000 to 49,
600 lot.-N. Y Jour. Of Conn.,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

FULLNEss-CH RIsT1ANs.-It is not in
Christ as water in vessel which, though
large as the brazen sea, would, BY constant
drawing. soon be dry; but as water in a
spring, which, though always flowing, is al
ways full as ever. 1t is not in him like a
lamp, which however luminous, consumes
while it shines, and will soon go out IN
darkness; but like light in the sun, which
after shining for so many ages, is undimin-
ished, and is as able as ever to bless the
earth with his beams.-Jay.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

Bees. The Vermont Farmer recon-
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07

Rer. r. EaL.-This distinguished man
was once asked what he thought of ser
mon which he had just heard delivered, and
which appeared to produce great sensation
among the congregation. His reply may
suggest an important hint to some Chris
tian ministers: Every fine, sir; but man
can not live upon howers.'
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
THOMAS, JEFFERSON.

Bunker Hill Monument.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-07
PO E T R Y
From tie Boston Pearl
TIE. PRISONER FOR DEBT.

NJ JOHN @. WHITTIER
Ca, down, great God, the fanes,
Thst. 10 unhalIowed gains,
Round ms have Risen
Temples whose, priesthood bore
Moses and Jesus DER,
Then bolt the poor mans prison.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

aioeren 2Mlbes: Gr3euSaiit. psEcsn
re 3u iebet 3sit d ga @ 10 3abietl.
GFN. .. Qlue SDlcbe, rpeld,e l,eb nbeF
fsbB M1onate, onrd 0tOteu Ooer anf anoes
sr Meiie, Die Edbiinnnferer Sebalo sritle'b
rperoen blob 3uibreht eisehet, OsuBeit palss
bel, ment1 fe Obne Der5iS Ridtigfslt i1at1p=
Esu--ba mir entibsonen fio, bic abbsSab!: !.
aus so et3ipingsn ,pssbal5 MIR bolFen o 3
ale blerbsp Sntsredirte, ut,isrn aB.iHlbt srs
fillen unb uns oer nnan9enebtnen gSothsreni
oisfeit iiberbsbsn ,peroeR. ibre Nebnuti9eta
ben tetrefeuoen 8eanateu sur giniar'nluts0
3u absresben. :%z ..i ss.t...zls
HP8e en- abfener 9tpp 8
piro Gonnenpeife uno bepm 8ui6eI oef'
Fault. ~ ~' VA:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
81 Z 0 teettpi1 f.
o. sa ~ rs -.,,. ~,t-.. s~-. tr..- ..... : "a
8erGebsrungs,G Gcmpaguie. X
en:Sfis-gantom !
Dec. "a. 1895.

.&fzzas SIS L..... - &JtS.r14s 1900
Dane untetitbrisbene BON Der aW o.
tectiDu Suiurancs:@, ii, paenie"
3N 6artfote, Co nkSsieut ala QIaent ause=
felt u,to aatOr lIrt spOroea Obue Qlnffbnb
BeffItbsrunsst, aae3uEsusu, Co. eybie,st er
fb bierinit j dnIer, Gtsbrs, ,Ohb!en. So=
britfsn lino 5d,eusrn, iamn1t eers,t Inbalt.
rebff tssenbsflrD an6ssin danlieben giss ~
tbun1e, ee9en 8erhiif .ooFr 8sf,baeiguna
Ionrb 6euer, 5a afSefsliifsu. Die apttsll bas
3n ftao nieoriaef sole irstno eiRes QIn=
|ffalt oiefer 2llt t,nabia 99ete netebe bieTe
'Gfis III spIiAfaqg iblcr gsfhdfte, ,.no,
Der Bsrl6fi3ilts ttuo 0esablun8 ibrer 0ers
LUTTE, uerfol9en teire, miro ptotnef unb H..
beral fspn. alnfraaen FIR 8eoine,lnasn u.
mDaen In eer glinrbituSe BON
oarris Anp 8slosn ing Canton. asn1ad, mers
ben, our6 ale @flbdfts in 8sSua arf bisie
a8entfbafts pesnl5tts!t,pstbsn. -
Son 5orris,
@seat far tsfa8ts Gompasnis.
eaitcn San. TO. 1885. s9=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
s eutf6e
s. Il d er!l!

Der llnterfbriebtne bat 70 eben elm neuei
gIhortiment ieutiber Bhber erbaIten, spo,
ranter fib foIsenbe befnben
Auart-, Dftaps, DuoeeS, uno Sa-
fOen Bibeln Seifamente =. Ger
fhieoenen 9attungerl, Nrnbts
tDdbres Gbtiftentbunh Scr's
Mdrtprerbab, Starf's Ge-
betbnb, 0inb's 9ettaein-
j fUaftlibes Gefangbub,
Z gatbebisn1us, pfab
ter 1e. 1c. +
cDeltbe Alle tiai0er nertanft tperbea ais
q irsenb sinem anssrn 1nHfobr in Disfeu
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
$, { ne s. it ttr!
&. 6urgtb al,

: = 81 % .
w. an Der ,peitlicbsn gde ieines b ID 4 els
erneuBaarbaufss, UsfI'b Del
@anal3rIdG :. j
oatfO eben cine id)Sue ausrabL wph'
uusaeIuobter unb Iebr mcbIfeiier 0atsr l'n
biels Sabres3sit er6fnet, befsbeuo IN:
trocfenett, 6ortcns, uno 'S0t'sk
Dewaarem percsRon Gpecerspstn
@ilen 8uSrpaaren ausr Nrt,S1a
get geoer 1e. &C. 49,, :
spsldbe er 70 noblfeiI oerfauft als trseno 1e'
,r,aro iubtdsm, Warfte. -.
.a 6 b { u { a u s. -.
Elm qBaarbaus uno QBpbnbous,
2lus!otteu, uno n6rclt1 .. Staot'
! beu unsefabr 49,. T.
$50 N # er 5 a n D -.
an, gonaL slsi6 cberbalb garFs
8risfe. ~
YsrbarS's Mlable, aue weI6e er 5u osn e1t
liaitsn Vreilen gum Desfaufe anblstet: .
gr sablt ieberseit baar Oelo ta'
Wabeu; wslibforn, 9aber, Siaeb laansn'
gRolle, &c. &C., uuo ,piro panfs!ib uno auf:
,nertfam ieoes expeditions: uno som"'lt'
ousas1dait beforsen. spo,nit feline Sreunee
tno Runoen ibu besanftissn mbssn.
MaIVlon, Sulp 10. 1885. lS'tT.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
@ attl + y.
qBph[feiler Deuu iemolS ?

@oblfeilsr oenn jemals ? j.
Die lnterfDriebenen sslsenibren 6reun:
ben uno Runosn, uno oex sduSenpubl,fum.
er3ebenft an, oaB Fe III @sibaftspsrbinoune
setretten ino. Sie baben ibrsn Sbapp
in Der 1useararpae StraBe,in Canton, (se:
raoe bsm neusn 8antbauie sesenhber, fri:
Der bewObnt pen pbilip Dewa!t) beoeu
tyno psrs,bBert, uuo tperoen oaIslbft befan
sig auf 3auo babeu. Elm nsrobes sIdortiment
SdtteL 3iumen Ssattslbdgs
ITeu>gilem piitelenb alftern, Sapal'
|leriiten Gbados, patrpntofben, &C.
Dearborn 9e(birr, & u N II, { t s,
Slutssefbirr jeoer Nrt 6 . f er,
Ssuer gpmer, 2puopner waseu
peitihen, Neits, @lesantet, 6or9ir.
te, uuo Sig peitl1en, Stdtfb'
Nlebten jeoer gatung. ~r'
Nlles BON gutter. 0ualitat. nit ben better
Osaterialien uno iauber eenabt 'tpouen ft'
lin @rubsu uno &leinen; 70 poblfeil a!s 81
in osuneftlibeu gtaatsn irsen6po 5u ba
Sen 1T. seasn 9 aargelo ODER annebm
Hide Qanoas Wrooudte nertaufen. Qle ae
,uabte Befsaunsen rueroen aufs l1nslf'
Iaussefabrt.
wiuiom 8eals, un0
Sobn 8udiust jun.
Canton, Mus. 80. 1885. 2otf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

Dr lluterfbriebene bsfunbet feline Sreun=
oeuub oas publifum, oaB er einen ebub=
R,br in Dem S i: m 8 a Il &c errieb-
TT bat, tpcrin lib seseuwdrtis 3r. @ouid's 8
5attlerl6ap befnSet. 9eleeen in Der Guss
:ararpas StraBe, jtoep Gblreri ,peltIib BON
peinrtb g do fer WmtbsbauIe,-
'amo Ct beitdnois ale Qrten S1ube unb
5tiefeL BON better feiu6ema6tsr 2Irbeit u.
MateriaI-auf QanS baIten. uuc ie 3u ben
siaisiten preifen uuo 9eeinsunsen perfaus.
fen wirb.
x"8efettnnsen aller aIrt neroen nit
Oant ansenomnten. nnr auf pluftli6fte II.
9rOmpteite beiorst weroen. y.
Soceb 9iutb.
Canton, Map IS. 's5, 4=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18

uaterssi1neter benabrihtiset bas pubIi
tum, oaB er itb als praftifcper Ar5r il
reeutopn starf So. Sb' nieoerge
.a0en bat. Durb bieytdbrise Stuoien aui
ben beteu uuiperiitaten, uuo bur6 lanserr
QIufentbaIt in ben srbBten Qoipitalern Dor
Dsutlhlanb unb Srantreib 1T i'm stan
De, aueb bic Iausnierisiten uno bartnadis
fsn uebeL in 8esus auf msoiSiniibe 8e
banb|uus. wie aub auf hirursii1e Opera
tionen. our6 neue uno 3uoerlalfs8e &ur.
n,stbooen sur 9siIuns 5u briusen.
Sn feinsn frnbern QHirtun8streifen g.
Sreoeritfstomn Mo. unb pittsbura Na. bat
te ct binreibence 9elesenbeit sefupoen, itd
nit benz @barastsr unb ben Wooifeatipnel
Der lit oisfem 2anbe berrf1enoen Rranfbeiti.
for,t,en pertraut 81 MAIDEN.
Scc. S. Gouwl9t,
prattilber 9Ir3t, Nnnoar3t uab Sc;
burtSbe!fer, apprObirtiu Dsuti iblant
uuo bep Der meoiSinifbs birar:
~ aiiheu Saeultdt au 8aItimDr.
0reento 10 n, b. 15teu Sulp. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
So ebetl erbaltet1
BON WerpsDorf un0 pbl!ooelpbla
Cine srOfe Mannisfattisfeit bon - ~
@tfenwaarsn, Oslsnu. Sarbeftofet1i

gtienD a0reni Setenu+ Odros1tpHS1i
=. olS:
p!atirte uno 9emeine GatHerwaaren
j9arniFb Mauntus, ale gum Qlbfsrtissn ben
Rutlbeu, Gias uub DerbOrn'5 nbtbiss GU
den. Wsrfseus fur Sareiaer, S1micta
Gafer nuo aubere 5,anoperfer. @pnurdbst:
eiieu, 8ldfetne 8ixeau GnDpfe, 3inubleb,
giIsubledb, giieruer uno ,rssiFusener Dratb
Sorar. 3inf. gIod5inn, Slintsnlaufe, slim:
tenibl6ner nno Garuitur, Sufid, 8laubcIS
9tiearasua. SraFl uno Notbbols, @laun,
Blauer 9itriol, Rupfsrwafer, g ttio!bl,
Snoiso, &rapp ruo auberu Sd,bsfofen !;
8renn6L 8erberbl. gileu uno stabl, sbau:
iel une 3auses, ei{erne 2ampen, Oefen ,Sies
Ibe, Stride unb 8lnofaosu nsbit anoern 9It:
tifeln bic 3u sinen' gut af1ertirten stUbr sebS:
ren.
Obise Sabsn tpercen umiebr billise prei
fe pertautt in bent giienwaarenitobr, Sebl
uub Sarbefofen BON '. ..-,s,.s.
s. q. S6neioer.
ganten, 81 ben % +. 1885. H.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
S6riftsIe6srei u. Stereotppeu
81 anu T q ydtprp.
c}.Ql. Gat1,eS unO So.

90. /. 8adtr suabe, Cincinnati; ..
@ino tueit ale Oluftrdae ,no 0t(teuuuaen
in Sesua anf 8uDorudersM sMlatsrialieu auf
oas Stleunisite uno Bets ,u belorseus
Sie baben bsitaucis an !oanp. Druder
preffrn, Don perIbieoener 0roBe uub
|Yreifeu; Wiufslbadtn, nefiI,ee uno
|sew6bnlibs shifs, &abn,en, MnsiUiegz
|fteine e5eBfalten, &ssale, Sormete, Il.
IT, ~. 8ubbruder:Sarbs, oas Vfuuo
Ipon 80 @ts bIs 3u 81; 20 ,pie aud,
ale nar eroentiibe Qlrtifel, srsl6e in
elmer Drudsrep sebraubt weroen. -
0erner: tabsn bcftdnoig an pano elm
auSerleItnes QIlfortsnent Don enaliId,eu
. briften. als BON Der Y,arI bis
"a 90 2'aieu 9oifa, neblf ben ipitelteu
|uno ueueften Wlattern BON Sob=S Sebriiteu,e
{ (Aeeic,uss) ~sldbe IIs tim biaise Vrsils
,srsaufen. 1....,... ~. ~
8sruer uaben iie Elm stoees enforcement
Deutftbsr Sbriften. ~.
po7 Der 0lonparie!s Bis 5ar stosen Canon.
yrsierunsfn pen allen Qlrreu, tletne,
0uautitaten Sbriften, befunoers, fir
'Subbinber. Sic {ino feraer, bsrsit. aue
Mtsn Don s8abo nfersQlrbeiten i'll llersos
topisu, rno sarant ren ibye .gBaaren 40
gut dis bic bittibea lSu ynaben Sboa
9 braubte Sbriftsn pslfauien iie Inn
,i1 beosutenoe6 roblfeiler, Z, unb ,alte
8ubfaben reroen. iIs i'm panbel farg
uuo balbeu gts- an. '.>.fH ~.
-. +. ( -. ~. s. o. rSamey
]. -.~ 10 u. y. s 0mes. e.
Cincinnati. San. %. 1886. -. Ia
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-18
Neue 0uterl !

Woblfeilsr bsnn jenols -!
Die llnterlbrisbensn baben 70 eben bon
Neu*Dort ,,no pbilace!pbia- erbalten. Elm
Jrones unb ausseb.bntes Enforcement pun
Srodenen 0erft, uno 2Binter,Baat
rem .0rocerepem Eartenwoaren,
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bena6ribtiet. oae ne init ben 8Gcbern bill
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isben .,peroen. =: - :. 81 e. e.
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I Canton. 9Iusuit IL. 1885. 17:tf. j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-20
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
@SSN. <s{ses-~~'S:Sze. 8Gis 3.@ssG eco :.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

Besides 100 Prizes Of S''HD ;S'SvN-S&Uo, &C. &C.
amounting altogether to 81 $50 lO0-Upwa'ds u
lnirn Of Dollars.
Tickets ;22:!D-halves Sl0-quar!eTs 50.
u !, packngr in this lottery contains D tickets, and
warranted tn t.aw least $500 nett, which will b.
forv: rL"d for 500 shares in proportion.
4 certificate of package Of % whoc tickets will BE-
Forwarded fer $25h
Certificate Of halves, rs
do quarters, I'll
Orders from this or any other Stale. containing Cash,
or Prize tickets will be promptly attended TO- II direct
cd TO D. S. GRrGoHY ,T Co: Managers, or I"
f. MUNTALANT,
.7ccnt far the .NGH0gers.
r. MoyTALAyr, Agent for d. 5. Gregory & Co., for
the State of Virginia. sells Tickets in all Lotteries under
their management, either by The package or at retail
Is Every Saturday, splendid scheme is drawn 1t
Alexandria. Tickets generally SO: Capitals varri 2
from So 900 10 G,OOD Orders ia those any 9th sr
schemes will be pnncluay attended 10, il directed Is
above. d. s. GREGORY n CO.. Managers,
L. MosrALASr: .igcntjor the .nnnagcrs.
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