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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
nR. SDTNG.

DR.. Cotton paid visit to DR.. Young. ar-
thor ofthc "Night Thoughts" about fort
night before his last illness. The subject Of
conversation was "Ncwton on the Prophc-
cies," when DR.. Young closed the conversa-
ton thus--"My friend, there arc three consi-
derations upon which my faith in Christ is
built, as upon rock: The fall Of man, the
redemption of man, and the resurrection Of
man.-Thcsc three cardinal articles OF our
religion are such as human ingenuity could
never have invented; therefore they must be
divine.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
House of Entertainment.

TUVIIE Subscriber informs his friends and The
IL public generally, that he has taken the
house formerly occupied BY Mr.. VIM. Royal, as
House of Entertainment, and is prepared to ac-
commolatc all who may favor him with Il CALL III
the best manner.
His table will at all times be furnished with tho
bcs, the up country market can afford iiis bar
with the choicest liquors, his stables with n inc
most wholesome provision, attended by 1aithful
ostlers. and from his constant attention, and un-
renting cxertions to please, he hopes to merit
share of public patronage. -e,.
lancaster, March l2-lS-3m.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The efforts of the Missionaries at the
Sandwich Islands, to introduce education
and the arts ofcivilized life, have been very
successful during the past year. A news
paper in the native tongue has been csta-
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Prospectus.
THE FAMILY MAGAZINE.

The FAMILY MAGALi-NE1.
VUyIIE subscriber will publish in the city OF
Cincinnati, n work with the above title, of
which the present is n specimen number. 1t will
he what its name indicatcs-' THE FAMILY MAG
Az1yE'-and will contain knowledge of the most
valuable and practical kind, adapted in language
and style to the yo .thfu. mnd as well as to the
adult
The following subjects will constitute an lm-
portant part o' the matter ofthc Family Maga-
zinc: Natural History, Geography, Curiositles
of Nature and Art the different Professions and
OCCUPATIONS of life ;-History ofthc Useful Arts,
Inventions, and Discoveries the Natural
Sciences, including natural Philosophy, Chcmls-
try, Botany, and Geology ;--plain illustrations
of Gecnetrv, Trigononctry, Astronomy, and
the Practical Rules of Arithmetic ;-Amcrican
Antiquities tho improvements OF the age =
R;orro nhv and Miscellaneous pieces in Prosc and
Poetry.
All subjects, susceptible of it, will be iIiustra-
ted with elegant Engravings. which will add
Greatly to the value of tho work. as we'll as highly
ornamental to il.
II is believed the present work Will be TIC
chcaDcst and most valuable one, for practical us'''
that has ever been offered to the American people.
And the undersigned would respectfully bespeak
for it, a candid and careful examination, and n
patronage according to its merits.
TERMS.
Tho Family Magazine will be published on the
first day Of every month.
Each number will contain forty super royal
octave pages, and from six to fifteen Engravings.
1t will be printed OH fine paper and put up IN
\ neat cover and sent to subscribers by NAL, tor
Ono Dollar sriia Tny Gents, in dd1dRce. Iost
Masters il, u tire Western Stntes, authorized
to act as Agents, by receiving subscriptions and
rcmitting money and all who will remit ten dol
lars shall have seven copies sent 10 their order.
Editors who will publish the Prospectus three
times, and the table of contents monthly, shall
have copy of tho work. Letters containing or
dcrs and rcmttanccs for the Magazine, mast be
post paid, or they will not be taken from the
Post Office. All communications may be adj
dressed to ELL IAILOk.
Publisher of the Family Magazine.
Cincinnati Ohio.
n. b. Wanted, several good travelling Agents
for this work.
Nome will be employed, but such as can give
satisfactory evidence of industry and integrity
and to such, liberal wages and constant employ
will be given.
Cincinnati, January, 1886.
Subscriptions for the above work received
at fhe Chcraw Gazette Office.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY, LoNDoH'

CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY, LoNDoH'
The Society in England for Promoting
Christian knowledge, circulated the last
year 2, ,27S, ,O4s books and Tracts, besides
4.747,ls7 copies, including the Saturday
Magazine, circulated by the Committee 81
General Literature and Education. Re.
ceipts during the year, t73,327, (s325,-
oo0.) This Society claims to have been
the first body in Great Britain which came
forward to promote the education of the
poor on Christian principles. The returass
made to the Secretary of State of fthcfiore
Department, show l,e77,ooo chldssg IN
weekday schools; and tha; the total num-
bcr receiving Sunday School instruction is
about 1,51s,OOO. The National Schools
arc limited to the use of only such religious
books as are published by this Society.
Tract Maga=ine.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26

blishcd at Honolulu, and it promises to be
of ercat usefulness. There is also another
PAPER published at Mani. There arc now
on the islands, forty.one missionaries, ana
twcntv-onc teachers, printers, physicians.
&c. whose stations embrace a population OF
7G,l4l people. There arc several hundred
native teachers employed in different parts
Of the islands who have received instruction
from the missionaries. and are supported by
the chiefs. Forty-two different works have
been translated aud printed.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26

n Sicr,s EffcrvesScnt Magnesium Ape.
- rient,
- RECOMMENDED by tho medical Faculty
y& for Dyspepsie or Indigestion, Nervous
Debility. Aciditv Of Stomach. &c. for sale by
JSO. l. WESTERVELT.
& March 90. 1896.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26

1TyHE FARMER AND MECHANIC, and
WESTERN FARMER, published by n,
5. Johnson, and edited by the Secretary OF the
Hamilton County Agricultural Society, are de-
voted to the publication Of Original Essays and
Communications, with such articles as may be
nroGtabIy derived from other sources, on Agricul-
ture and Mechanical Improvements, occasionally
illustrated by cngravings, with as much miscella-
neous matter as may be necessary to render them
instructive and entertaining periodicals.
Coyn,r1oSs-Tkc Farmer and Mechanic is
nnbl;sLed OH an imperial sheet, in quarto forn
every other Wednesday, making twenty-s six num-
hers with title page and index, amounting to
2l2 pares in volume, at Two Dollars in adj
voncc. or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents at the
close of the year.
The Western Farmer is published monthly, on
m imperial sheet, in quarto form, making vol
ume oftwelvc numbers, with index and title page,
or one hundred pages, at One Dollar i'll advance,
or One Dollar and twenty-five Cents at the close
Of the year.
AS It is the intention ofthe proprietors to make
these papers useful auXiliarcs to the western a!-
ricultural societies, and medium through Which
their proceedings can be communicated TO the
nublc. their aid is solicited in giving them gen.
eral circulation.
\ failure to Ordcf dSconLlnuuuce at tho eA-
piration of the time subscribed for, will be con-
sidered new engagement; and in no case Will
paper be discontnucfuntil all arrearagcs are paid,
except at the option Of the proprietors.
Advertisements inserted on the usual terms.
Any person who will obtain five subscribers to
the Farmer and Mechanic, and forward ten dol
lars, shall have six copies subject to his order; or
five subscribers, and remitting FIVE dollars to the
Western Farmer, Will entitle him to six copies OF
the paper. .. IL
all communications and remittanccs TO be d.
rected to n S. Johnson. Cincinnati Ohio.
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A LLpersons indebted to the late firm of Nc
=. 81 4Kenzie 6. Crockett, are requested to come
orward and settle the same, as am dcsirous to
lose tho books.
r. H. CROCKETT, Surviving partner
January IL, 1885, Jtf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
VAN NOSTRAND 4. DWIGHT,
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
booksellers &. Publishers,

No. ll6, NASsAU-STREEr,
In the American Tract Soclety's House,
NEW-YORK,
Would respectfully invite the attention Of
CIcreymcn and others, to their stock OF
Theological and Miscellaneous Books,
which they offer for sale, at prices at least
as loy as any other House i'll the City.
Orders sent from the country will be sup
piled at the very lowest prices.
~ All Books to be found in the market
not on their shelves, will be procured.
PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
5000 sheets, we'll selected, Just received at the
Book Store. en-,
Also, some boxes of new books, which Will be
sold fuliv as low as they be bought, at -etais'
in New Ycra .. Ph;ladclDh!a.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26

Itook the last box to a village inhabited
by the refuse of the people. The sea was
running high and our boat swampcd the
book box, however, was carried safely on
shore bv the surf. All wet, jumped through
the surf on shore. Ny medicine was all
lost and floating about; but -rejoiced that
at least the box had been saved. Defcrring
the distribution till some Of the books which
had gotten wet might become dry, sue
cecded at first to overcome the impatiencc
of the numerous bystanders; but all on
sudden, they told me plainly that they must
have them. Delay would have been I'M
prudent, and have only exposed me to their
bitter vituperations thus went to work.
and the volumes were very soon scattered.
CURIOSITY of the people-Preaching to the
Multitude.
The curiosity of the people 10 sec us was
here greater than in any Of the other
nlaces. Even the females came down
n to the beach to have peep atus. During
the time our people were baling the boat, |
preached to my curious auditors, who beha-
we'd very quietly as soon as | commenced
sneakine, and moreover took lively inter-
est in the doctrines. Having propounded
questions, received answers, repeated the
subject, and explained upon the principal
point, parted from them IN most cheerful
mood.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
SC eu.2l or z.

Otp elmer 0erlommlung Der
SsHtldsn in @su-Dort, ,u Gun.
item Der aus ter @ebmei3 persries
bsnen pollt!C6en Slubtllnse, ,pur,
ben folssnoe 0efbluee einftimie
onsenommen
- . eh 10 Ten, ba6 ee bic
9erfammelten fir ibre pftbt
botten Die biiRolen Seuti0em
tpetbe fIb in GonooH bsFnOen uub
aus Der S6weij oortbln trons,
pcrtlrt tpurpeA nab &rdften III
untertflsen.
81, oos 9crfshrunsen &C.
trcfsn tper0en, osnjenisen, Die IN
Guslono fein llntstto1,tn fnoen
tbnnen, tle ueberfobrt uoh ben
Der. gtaatsn m6sIlh ;u MAIDEN.
81, oab Sommlungen pers
onfoltst 1er0en, um einen Nonb
outinbrlngen, tro,n!t BE Soften
Ger NaRa9e bel1rittsn ,perDtn lon
t1en.
~, bae eine COMMITTEE Bon
Is Mltslisrern ernouut weros,
welbe Nb Der g ammluno Don
lntetIssatun9sbeitrd9en uGtsrS!s-
ben.
5-, oa6 cine Gcrrsponetns-
eot''a''ttse bon 5 Mitg.lsosrn e..
nannt rpstoe, nelbe Gb nsn nctb-
'pene'9en &srrsponcen,sn urtevs
;'sbsn uno nit Dem 3nbober ei-
mes eonoensr paefttboctes in
Oensbmeu tress.
o., eaB NIT Gem Snbeber ei-
ase eon0onsr padetb ootes tlsber,
sInfunft 9strofsa ,peree, nat,
0srbdltniB oss oufsetracbts n
5cnoes elne beftimmte Nn;abt je,
nee Ssutibeu ;ur lleberfabrt natt
oen 0er. Staoten ouf;unebmen,
uno ben 9crfbuB sur 0eIlreitune
;brtr 8efStItsuns au lsiaen.
! -, oae, i'm Sale Die 1lnter-
tueunssbeItrase rsibNhsr aus
tousu' als su unferm 3meefe e.
fososrll6 mdre, bic dbsrf.bh(,eer
IVs!oer Don Dem @basmsiifsr in
etnsr Oanf anselee, ano In elmer
ipatesn Per(ammluns ble.You
Nsben(haft aessbeu rusroe.
81. DaB ibsr ale ginnabmtu
un0 NGssabsn in elmer eosr r,eb,
ssrsn Seitungen senaue Nsbuune
often gebaiten rperoe.
o., ba6 Den 6 GommitteesMits
sltsoern mbslibite 8sG5leunisune
sn empfeblen fep, oa Die Gage Der
|bllf fsbeoirftigsu Seutfben In
gonocn eeinen auffbub geftattet.
! TO-, ba6 Die Seulben IN an.
IesEn bsilen etr 9sr, Staatsn,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
Sufanmen

14e 9Eabllt'mmen Gnb bic er-
fereerl.b Msbrben; fclatitb bot
Ger oemcerot!lhe Gonoloot 81.
Von gursn, 81 QBabl,timmen
msbr ais er broudt uno brep
uno . olerjl9 Stlineu mebr
ais feline brep Se9nsr, fir tpels
DE trtl,6es uno perlbnlihes0ors
urtbeiI i'm Vunoe NIT DEM g}elct
uno Der Sanfasii1cfratie oienlt,
boren s aienten per9eblIb orbeh
teten.
Oas Qctf Der Der. Staoten
bat obesmois Der 9Eelt bemie{en,
oaB Is sur Se!bt1rea.erung fabla
uno Der Srepbeit nurois 1T.
Oteles ftsut uns Urn fomebr, oa
un'ere 2sler nun elnfeben fonneM,
oa6 pir In 0ertbeioigwns y on
3 IN Sure u. 6 obn>
0 MS Nnfprudtn niNt bios uns
Iere perf6nlibe NnGtt pcrbracb>
ten ; tonoern ba6 Die 9gaje|tit
oes ornerteanilben 0oIfes unfere
WeInung NIT elmer unpsrsennba-
cen S'lmms beFdti9ts.
(Tclfsb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
TJ o ~ 81 IL 81 4 II q {.
g y q n | { n.

Ser pani(he Nspolutipnsfrise
1T nod nlbt beenol9t. Gs bieibt
spelfelbaft, UeIbs Der pattbeisn
0en Sts9 popon tro9en miro.
Ser Soifer son Nu6lano fou
ben Boron Don MaIhs ~ Ctinem
8efanoten In NaSbington ernollG
boben. 9erfeIbs tror pafeltIt fgI-
ber ruOliber Oefanolbafts-Ses
fret0r.
9>eulib ftranoeten an Ser Si(te
Don Jrlono neun franl6hlbe 81"
(berbocte, Webep 100 Msn(Uen
umfomen.
s5n Norienopel 1Du Die y { &
(bred!itbe 9srbserunsen onrid).
ten uno sesen 10 Menf0sn td9'
LID lterbea.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
@ b 10 { | !.

9 eD 10 J.
eJn Buref Ser 2lufaatms uno
Ou!oun9 fnoen mir in Dem neu
srribteten 0oncerratosr % Ga1s
tone folesnoe rsltnt|itbs Quntts.
II SlutbtIin9e Don Semen es ert
nieien ,peroen fanu, oa6 fe in Die
&la0e 9emeiner 9erbreber uno
Oa9abunoen seb6rsn, baben ie
felnem Gantcne 2lufnabme uno
Shub Su erWarten.
p 2lue Sremolinge, bic unter
oos urtbetl Der 8erbanup9 foms
men, meroen unter Dlitpirfung
oes 0orOrts tbcr Die grenje &C.
brabt uno an Die Ueb0tOtn zines
Na6borraotes, nit tpelhen Def
balb Elm glnperitdnonl6 er6fnst
rperoen ma6, h6ereeben. S,ne
folbe ueber9abe parf ober -nur
elnfotbe, ilbere @ntfernuns osS
QerwieIensn gum 3,psd babsn
uno ourebous Mot i'm @innc Der
"Nuslleferun9'' eefbebsn.
81 Dte 9srrpeilun9 zines
Slh billings TT 9eleelib' a. ,renn
oerielbe III elmer 9ebeimen ODER it.
9eno elmer onoern Derbiuoun9
bdtt, in oeren Beret6 Oerbrebtn~
bt9on9en ODER 9ewaEt fame Inter
nebmunscn 9e9en frsmOe Gtoa-
ten 0ussefibrt tperOsn /; ouf bloT
(e onoerneitige Mitnirfan1 in
(c!ben 9ingen, oDsr Sbeilnome
an einseInen Q}erlon,Iun9en ,por'
IN bieSu 2ln!eitun9 9egebsn ,pirp,
aisbt 8srbanRune nab Gcb. b.
fal(be Nn9abe oes 0(amens posr
anosrertba batlitbIiber 9erbdltni0e
moben 9leidfoUs Den S!ibrline
Der NufnaDne uno Ou!oun9 ness
nem Gantone unfdbig &c. Die
Dauer otefer Geneeroats 1T auf
S Sobrs feiteefst uno trit NIT
Dem ltisn Sanuar 1887 fur piis
jsni9tn &tdnee in &roft, welbe
bis oab!n Dem 8orerte ibren
0sptrttt erfldrt taben psroen.
glab einsm Qriefe QUE Qu,ern
baben Die Dsputietsn Scr mei,ten
eantcne frteelitb SnitruftIonsn sr,
bd!ten, uno es 1el|en 9egrin0ete
Nusfhtsn III elmer frieo.lcheu
SepIesune oes 3spiifes 3wifhsn
Srantreib uno Der Sebneii Dor,
banosu fspn. 9Eab osm(sIben
(}rlefe bat Der sroBs Natb III
8srn feine ftibsren S5s(blu0e
binllbt!tb oss geneluGums Ser
Saasiaeuns ;usad9snommen. -
Bsfannslib 1T oieC:s geneIufum
Der 0ouptanito6 ocer Der @oaupt-
beiitmeroegruno oes fraa5. 8es
ianrten. 2m II. October rpuro.
Ole $o9s(abune III Bern er6fdes,
uno iugiei;b Elm Committee Don Z
DsItYusoetu erilA!lOt uW o!e Oe-
ibsperotn Vranfre!hs III prilttn.
Oas .ronsoNfbe eobinst fnhet
n Dem Gbaracter uno osn 2lnilbs
ten Scr COMMITTEE Mitslisosr
neuen Anite6. Gin Urtsf aus
oer Sbneis pom Is III Oct. BE-
merit: Sic sro6s Shtsisr'sesit
.isst In ret Srase, eb man auf
Dem pefbla0e Der isstsu Says,
|fakun9 [btnibtiib Der untcrIutbs
uno Genltlt's unb Der m!ttbeil-
|uns fetner 9Saptsre On Die fraa;.
9efanptftbaft] be(ttben fra oce:
|nlbt. Maa bat a!len 6 ruao III
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
. te B q 81.

Bsr baben Die amtliben sSe,
ti0te Don alien Staaten, nit ?lus-
tlabr,e bon Mibiean peld)ss 8
gtli'1i1'e1 ia seben bat, uno i'm
Saae es oer Der 9sfe!ieben qRabL
3ett IN Den GtaatenbunD oufas,
n0fi1tseu miro, unfeblbar fur in.
ban 0uren ftimnt.
Dle Deri6ts lauten fotsencep
,,aeen:
6as @an 8ureu.
maius 10
Nen 0ampfbise> 7
gotmectteut, s
Neu.9)crf, ~
psnnfplpanisn, 80
Oirsinia, 23
Noro Garoitna Is
Nheoe sJslanot "~ a
Mlfourl, .-.. 4
eouilana, s
9Hinois, Ill.,. 8
Alataiila, IT, 2
WlliiGippii 4
Nrfanfas, 3
3ufamttlen q. III - l67
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
SHarf(1I Uaty Btre.l
III q n,fscn
! u . a u s(e,

~" i'~TS ~ ~ fSSIS"Ab|
bsfannt I'll +:
91e alts @toot Sinoerbocf,
Uest SlncerbooFu. @~tucpeCont, |
III wstder 9r. Q5an 95uren &C.
bcrcn unD erjogen it, CAB tbm et.
ne Mebrbeit Don 288: .nelhes
0oppctt 70 pleI Ut ais le Elm Oe-
mcerotllher Gonoioat fur prd1n
Gent erboltsu.
Columbia Gauntv, in we(dem
:eln ppIitll6ee 2aufbabn anfene,
une 100 Elm 9ro6er 3btil feinss &C.
bens perfoben, bat ibm cine
Webrbelt pon III 9eseben nel'
Des nod ctnmol 70 piel 1T ais
nocb je Elm S>emoerotifber Ganoi-
Dat fur YrdGoent erbielt.
9te GtaDt Suo(on INNER cine
fboeroIiitilhe Gta0t no 9an
Suren 8 Sabre ,robnte, bot feline
foOeral Webrbeit III einem Bier
tel perrlnsert pas lle in 1882 &C.
,pei ZEN.
Git @taot N(banp, felt Den
iestcn 20 Sabren Ser wobnort
oss 0rn. 9an Suven, bat fur pas
3rpeitemol isitosm lie erritbtet ei-
ne OemocrotiGbe Mebrbeit fir
prdToent gsseben ndmlld $40
ftr Son Sucsn. un0 Der ;pspte
Waro Der ct taot, in Dem er
ecbnt, otebte Itb 9s9en Die Babl
Don 1882 uno 1884 9onj urn, uno
SAB tbm eIae Webrbeit ucn 7s
Stlmmen.
Goe yountp 2ubonp siebt ibm
686 Wcbrbeit ; oas 3weptemol
!eit (ttner Grrldtun9, oa6 es eb
nem Oemccrotifben en- 6 Ganoiootsu
fur prdl'osnt cine Mebrbeit 9sse'
ben bat.
Das 9ro6e Neferbau Gauntp
Otiego, obfbsn IS ,pstt entfernt
Don leinfm Bobncrt lis9t une er
Pe'n Vur9er pedelben mar ndblts
tbn ror elniaen Sobren obne feln
Nniuben 0!s Elm Mitslieo Der
Convention um Die 0onitituticn
oes Staots ju perbe0ern, uno 9ab
lbm jeet 2i58 Stimmen MehrbeIt
fur 'prArOent.
2|m leeten 9Babltaet foa1en In
Oopton1 Obio, Srrsp Qtute gum
Icoe. Gin Monn nuroe tpe9en
lelner pu!ltif onsesrifem uno
tbotete lelusn 9esner in Selbf.
Osribe'olgun9 !; Elm onoerer perIor
ls1n Geben bspm 2lbfeuern e.ner
&Guone.
. q mpfb . . t. Il nethcs.
i'm 17tcn 0lcpembsr. ptobttn ouf
Oompf5oot Sloro Die ;pfsifen
'ps!lbs oleOampffs6el perbincen
'poeurb Elm paHaster getbotct
uno Is eetbrilbt ,puroen, pon ost
nsn i isbsnsgsfdbrIisb permuno.s
lIno. unter ihnsn befnoct Gb
Der 2Idtb. q. g.. &iunorp, Con.
s'sbsilee zen Snoiana. Oas
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23

tWsiCpe ptele SAMe VuteFitGPenj
bierlnlt erfutt Iepsu, fb sur Gtt
ne6ung eiaes iAf6rmi9en9sr.
.faArens NIT oem biell9en &orrss
tponpenSse pmmittee in,s Sensb.
men Su Gessn.
Oils M,telieoer Der 6 erreppn
een5'Gonln1ittee wur0en eemdbIt:
DE Serren Bbfey Sr. 0slbetpt
uno s; S;teulmter-c, !.
9. . b1e, prsf'o.
q. 3attn. SeattAr. 49,
St. gB N. 8ernb Il in
ebambersburg Iaoet ole lun9c
Seutfbs Su einerf . ilenfrep
en- NusmanoerWg nab Ser0t
esn. Ser Nbfabrtsort 1T puus
burg pie 3slt (5ebruar) wirr
nod ndber be,ttmmt tperOen.-
Sbsllnebmer an Dieier @rpebi-
t,on mu0sn li1 i'll einsm 9obr
M'lltdroienlt psrpRibten, sesen
oen monatlsdscn 0eboit rDn IS.
0fab Nbtouf oeb Sabrs bat je>
osr Nufpru6 ouf menisiiene
GAO Nder eanb-[oie (o9or jsoem
Stnwanoerer auf ei9ene Soften
pdbrtno oer ndb,ten 2 Sabre su.
9el1dert flno.) 81. 0ernted
Uor felt etnem Sabre Elb|t in
Ssrast uno TT Elm 0lonn oe0,n
Nsrlpredunssn 3utraucn psrote>
nen. Nuf poltfreps Nriefe Miro
er uabtre0uefunft ertbeilen, men
nob pIttsburs oooreeirt reroen.
q { u-9 a NJ p.f Girt.-S1ott
Der Ootbltaft bts Wcuoerncure
y Il an Die 0efesgetun9 1T Der
S,rIlhen CANADA u. jeusm Stoot
beiionesnt 9rinstreit bsv9sleat
Worcen, inoem bic 9rdn,e ouret
eine 9enaue Nusms6un9 beil!mn,t
tpurce.
W'on bat nun in Grfabrune &C.
erabt, oo6 rureb oas Stronoen
oes @blfes Nrlfot 81 Msn(ben
Gbdnoersburg. Dee. S.
cn Der bDrleeten 9Iphe nutte
nuf Der Strabe BON bier nab
baltimore, in Der 0eseno pon
SettpsburSt eiuem 0errn Don
pittetur9 S(omens Q5roun Elm
SeQeifsn ouf oem Noltwagcn ouf,
9ei0nttten uno baraus $l5 OUO
9siloblen. 9O1on (este (oQleib
Dem IN peroedt~ 1tebsnoen nab,
ln0 ertaprte ibn in Ser 9iibe BON
Dort. Scr Oieb mar eluNob.
car oes (orn.. Sroun uuo b,c6
bIumse. @r (cu Gh nun in 9)orf
I'M 0sfanskib befnosn.
- [Srspbfr.
8 a MFR oub.-Qis @ew6l-
be Der Snsspa bont 5u Utica, i'm
Steot 3em Dorf, nurcsn om
SDnnta9e oen 2Oitsu 9eop. e.,
OreeDsn, u1o Die @un:ms Don
5 ln8, 600 oarous esrauh; nsbft
ncb unssfdbr $1,000 in Soften u.
NnwesIunssn. 2*os eei5obIene
Vsto beIsano ou5 Uon!ncscn ouf
ole Nanfen Don Nom, 2lltarp II.
:j|suzDorf, nebtt $eOOO ouf 0>on-
Fen IN oen 6itl'btn G. taatsn. lin
o'eien Eaub III peribsn, -nabtsn
ie0s GtplS0tr oufsemoht tper'
osn. Sunf muyesn 0urO Gdlil(-
te! geon',eti uno oas 6te srbrodt
en-. Sts Gireftcrcn baben cine
8slcbnuus oun $4,000 fir rie
Wis0ererboltuns pes Oeioee, IL.
uno llebsrfibr ess
Sisbc5 anaebDteny unD $1,000
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
Ob / 8 9eGeseebuno. 9


gm Ssnat muroen fol9enoe
perssn su oen oerfbieoensn BE.
a omtsn erwdtlt eGjab Doncs, y.
Sntles e eaantp, Sprebet ; o,cbn
Stoasb, y. Fairfield, S6reiter;
m ufao Saeob antsanp, @bdraater
aho Ssr9sant at 2lrme.
-. 1ous Der Nsprefentontsu. -w.
Meeta, .. Gaisf1slo Co., 6wsd,
It : g*erss 8. Slcoo, pon qid.
t.'9i Sbretber; unb }pbn gpof,
Sbntbdter Il. Ssrgeant at Nru,e.
20 tparsn aue M'itghsoer &C.
esrl'eart's, biz aaf 6rn. priee,
SsFasor, bon 6an,ilten gauufp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23

ees Vouossnsurs, nd fen pir fir
essfs- N5obe esrftieben. eBir
foeroen Ne ober unitrn Ge(ern ndeb,
fs 2Eobs i'm auf,use vurlessn.
DTsn Sanf gsnaso.en atsr 9orD!
Ser Ndtb. 81. @tronee
1T .. Der Oefebgsbung besStoats
sloro'e orelina ais Seuotor bon
lenstn gtaat i'm Der. @taoten
eonsreb 9ewdbtt ncrcen in o,c
Stsue Don Wn. q. Ronqut,,,
>(WbleO Gl6tsr @5tronee ii Elm
sntihleoener Qertbeloiaer Demo
srat'l9er grunofase uno miro bic
nsae 2eminlitration uutertfie,u.
a IA b a N o.-4u6 in oielem
gtaate III Elm Yrtuno pcn Q3on
Sassn IN Den 0er. Staoten 81,
nat ertpdblt moroen, an bic @tsus
eon VabrltI Mecre, zines Nanf,
Inanns-osr bsn Staat Cbon Csit
oselsn Sabssn misrsprdtn,irt bat.
u iret tuteu,-Qm (esten
a,lerItae Dor 6 Sagen perfofl1,lt.
l!0 Die 9e(ebesbune oitfts @taa.
Ne,-g'ns otren erlten 9efttdfts
n.to tsnn, elnsn Democratifben
Stnator in Den Gcnsrt6 III er-
n"ae'en! = an Ole Steue oes 6rn.
E,ets ~ oer Den Staat ebenfaas
laen cine .3eitIans ais 9B bio
1allg reprdfsntlrte uno enoli6 (ei-
I1sr 9Statn anse,eist bat, finen
Sle eufjugeben.
Auf o'ele DIT fdut bic 8onf-
!, sYs,oItbey tn faft auen Gtoaten ~
Ioosn ~ 80 0"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23

elnf Der Jnfel Basbaocss fou
oas gslbe Sieter psels MsnlGen
,bintpsgrafen< ~. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23

Gin Monn in Detroit, Der oas
Neht bot, On Der e de elnsr
-*s'tsobe Nerfsl fell ;u bietsn uno
os0en ganses 8ermosen feline Is
Sba!sr tpettb ltpn foH, ,putrs euf-
oefprosrt DEN H!oe aufSuseben.-
gt ps1lonate fur Nbtretuns (siuss
EsDts nar 5000 Sboler.