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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
TRANSFORMATION
On THE
U'iHCheSfer and Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

HNiIE President and Direo tors OF the Com
II pany have established the following
rates Of travel and transportation between
Winchester and lIarpcrs-Ferry
Fare through, with reasonable allowance
Of baggage for passengers set down or Ia
ken up at the Depot, or at tie Island OF
N'rs'n'uS, near the Potomac, $3.50
For any intermediate Islsnce per mile, 8
DON NY ARD TRADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot AT
Winchesier, aud delivery al the end OF
Wager Bridge on the MARY land side of
the Potomac, for Flour per bbl., L.
Wheat per bu,hel, s
Corn AID Corn-meal, Rye and Rye-mesl, per
bushel, ~
Oats, 2
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton 81 20
All other commodities. per ton per mile. 6
transportation To and from any intermediate
DePot-, the same proportional rates with
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the MARY:
land side OF the Potomac above mentioned
10 Wiuchester
For Plaster, per ton, Si1i
salt, per bu,hel, :
'i-h per birfcl. 80
Merchandise, aud all other commodities. per
hundred pounds. If
And 10 and from any intermediate Depot.
thu shpsr prapprlionlte rates.
The above rates uciude al charges inri-
dent To- transportation. 20 ard from other
companies There viii hr a small addition
al charge made q, the different Depot, for
RECEIVING aud forwarding about cent, on
barrel oi Flour, aud a similar rate Tor other
commodities.
By order Of the Board.
joins BRUCE, Prssi4tnt
Winchester March = i-aG At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
James Brown,
On the Chniesfotcn .9pofhseary and
Book Morr,)
Informs the public that his assortment Of
Drugs, .NcdicinCs, Paints,
Sc. Sc.

IL now very complete, aud viii enable him
10 meet every demand during tie present
and approaching season.
has also within few days past re-
IN ceWed a large assortment at school
Books, Paper, States. lux. (in small bottles, J
ink'>tands, Quilts, blsck and red Waters
and Sealing" Books of many de.
seriP,'ons. including q variety Of Pocket Me-
morsndum Books.
Among the school Books, are Olney's &C.
ogrsrty and Atlas, Tomlls Spelling Book
and several other kids which he has been
recently out OF.
June ~, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
NEW cOonS.

fENHE subscriber - RECEIVING 81 hs store
y She 9herdstoEn. snd 81 bee store ~ III
Branch general supply q New add Chesp
GOODS, 70 ~hrch be inviies The stisntioh
Of his ffisnds, customers sod tke public
JOHN Z COOKUs
Ehsphsrdslsvn, Iuss 2, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
The TsONNcMgrr CnrN

EANE ilirPcr,-ferrs ,r,,y day. for
= a Frederick City aud Baltimore, at 100
O'Clock, VI, returning, arrive At iIatper,-
Ferry, every day, between 3 sud O'Clock
v VI Fen - Lac
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
FARM roR SALE

VIE subscriber Offers, at private sale, his
FARM IN the vicinity Of LeeIown, JEFF
fer.oo county, Va containing about 800
ACRES Of which 10 in good
wood Land The Improvements consist OF
a comfortable Dwelling House, and all other
houses necessary for farming operations -
Persons disposed TO purchase, are invited &
view the premises.
GILES =. COOKE.
MAY "a. lS36.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
Spring Goods.

WV subscriber y now receiving snd oren-
iug supply " seasobahle GOODS.
III MPuREY kEYES.
April 10. 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
For Reng.

IeBAT eOmm0dious STOHE-HCUsE in
ChsrlestoSn, formerly ouned and oe-
euPisd b. lhs late Iismiiton Jefferson.
JOS. r. DAUGHERTY,
.se0vSsy ~ sgsdiisTs v a. Jsgrpsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
v VARIETY.
A LUCKY EXPERIMENT.

Duung the severe frost which took
place about four months ago. 4 lively
lass who had been married about 2
year and half before to a young far.
mer on the borders Of Rodney marsh.
was much scandalizct oy her husbands
gong too often to the public house.
and staying too late v hen he was there.
Several little conjugal expo>tulations
having failed OF producing alteration.
the lady, IN moment Of passion, de-
clared positively that if il occurred
again, she would throw the baby, an
infant four month, old, Of which he
was very fond, into the military canal:
and throw herself AFTER it. Not dream
ing that she would carry her threat in.
10 execution. q few days had only
elapsed when the
'-Iron tongue Of midnight had told twelve"
before Mr.. Knocked at his own
door. His wife let him in herself, and
without saying syllable. set down
the candle. walked deliberately to the
cradle. sna,ched up he unconscious
little innocent sleeping within it. and
rushed out Of the house. II is hardly
ec,ssaTy to say that the alarmed hus-
band ran hastily after, but so sudden
and unexpected had been her move
ment. that she had gained consider
able start; and he canal being but a
few yards from their dwelling. reached
the tow path before be could overtake
her. He was just in time to seize and
save her from self-destruction: but the
poor little thing was already in the
middle Of the water. at that spo, about
four feet deep. and he could witness
ITS struggles by the light Of the moon.
In an instant he threw himself in, and
grasPing the night gown which had
prevented its wearer from sinking.
brought safely 10 the brnk-ti. cat
dressed in little Polly's bed clothes.
exceedingly vet, and mewiag piteous-
~. His spouse, in the meantime, had
regained her own door, which was not
opened until he had plenty OF time 10
enjoy all the comforts Of his situation.
Before, however, he was quite an ici-
Gle. admission was vouch,afed. but the
story Of his self-inilicted ducking hav-
ing got wind, no further siratage m W as
necessary 70 wean the swain from hi'
symposium; the jokes of his convivial
acquaintance being sufficient to pre-
vent his again partaking their r-vels.
lOtd Country .usmsrisL
Coon Two gentlemen were con.
yersing the other day in relation to the
Indian wars. One remarked that Gen.
Scott might cut off their provisions and
starvc them to death. On, no, replied
the o,her-they are prepared Tor sue h
An exigency-they have been holding
agenerai fast for sometime past.
The Reason rby.-A youth had ask
ed permission Of his mother to 20 to a
ball. She told him it was a bad place
for little boys: "why mother, did nj
you and father use to go to balls when
you were young "Yes. but We have
seen the folly OF it." said the mother.
well, mother. said the son, "a want
TO see the folly Of ii foo r.
Il Sign.-That was rather a severe
joke OF the man who cried out 10 the
keeper Of grog-shop, on seeing a
drunken man, heels up, before hi,
door: Mister, your sign has fallen
down"
Wssh 90 nH6ax.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
NOTICE.

WHOSE Who gave notes o, the ,als Of the
- penonsl estate OF CaRisriAx Attx-
MONO. deed, are hereby noli6ed, that their
aots, vail iaii due 90 the 9Th Of August neat.
A. tho Executor lives at q distance, and will
not ind u convenient to wait on ths dsder-
ent purchasers 81 their house,. he viii at
'-ud at Mr. Bole,.. che late residence oi
.s'd c. A'lemonk, deed. y ON the An OF Au
gut. and at James 2. iiushs.s. on the jth
of August-at which places he requests all
concerned to meet HIM on those day, &c
make payment.
All persons having claims against said es
tate. Will please present them, at that time
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN ALLEMoNG. Er'ar
Of CArisiisn .ilI'nsOng, deed
July :. 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
1JA1ICE.

A the cO-p'rtrer.mp Of the firm Of
~ >HrFnLrp y Co" Siil be- ,I.sol,rd
on 10 first Of JuiS neat. we - que-i ell per
sons lie nted, aud all persons hastrs clam,
ssatns ne Gfm. TO call aud make 81 tirment
Oh OF before THAT day.
JANIS SHEPHERD.
CARTER WILLIAMSON
kLbiet1wn, June -, i-JG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
Cash for Negroes.

I>llosE having Negroes 10 dispose Of will
please to give me a call, as will give
the highest market prices in cash. Applca-
uOus by letter or otherwise will be PROMPTLY
attended 10. WILLIAM ~ GRIGGS
Chlrlestown, March 81, l-36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
DOCTOR SPOHN'S
Sick HeHdHrh RPMuPdU.

A CERTAIN cuse for Sex IIeadarh.
Z N which ha. been used IN famiIi-s every
member of winch hs- tsi sick hesdach
from infancy. a. . constitutional fnmii, cum
Plaini, and ha> cured efcctuaiI, iurVrr, IN
si'nce YET known. u i-~u p rfrcsiN sAttsiac-
tory, that the proprietor Ia gwen direct .or.
Tor his agents to refund Tie price To- a., ore
~ho - not pleased With Il Rrcenrd hou,
the as"ut nj New York and uii, ~ Tor -.
at fou\G'S Drug Store, IIsrper,-T,rry
March 81, l-36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
WOOL.

NilE subscriber "i,hes t. purchase Wool
- Tor which he will give the highest mar
kei price, m foods. lie wall exchange Lin
Sey aud Carpeting. for Wool.
H kEYES.
Charlestown. Nav %. ls36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

Valuable FNrBs for Sale.
n oRFER for sale the FERN on ~bieh re-
u side, formerly owned BY Mrs. Bennett
"a hes 90 the Potomac river, one sod half
milss shove Shsphs rdsto~n. u contains
lBs ACRES
% arst.Fats hmss,Ops Land, about % seres
q whish v n timbss. The Improvements
go, . see log twsliing. . kitehon, sad ell
ethsg asssssaFy oet-buiidiags.
a.. 7. u BRIscoR.
~ ~ iS1e-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

The valuable qualities of the water are
known aud scknow lodged; aud
the facilities nov afforded Tor reaching th,,
pleasant retreat, by the Rail Road aud Canal,
will render It n Jaunt Of pleasure aud health
fuI recreation. The he.lth OF the ne,ghhor-
hood has been most eAc,llent Tor many wears.
The Cars run DAT, from iisipsrs Fcrt,
through hsrlrstown, aud accommodate
carriages TO the Springs can be had at IN,
tine.
The subscribers will endeavonr to requie.
in the most satisfactory manner, all those
Who may sojourn with them.
THOMAS COCKRELI.,
JOHN u. CoCkRELL.
June O. IS36-tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

HN ~ annual. Injecting ~ the Stockholders
y 4 the Bsus e the valley 10 Virginia.
for ~ election "f bire tors ard fuf other
purPo-es vii boz held II tie Bsnki'g House
m W. chester, on Wen e-ta, the 21th diy
of Jolly neXt ~ VI BRENT. Ca,h'r
WIN hester. jane go i~3G -Jt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

%NlNCTLRE q Pearls, new and ,slul-
- Die discovery for tle imm-ii1ie reno
'sl Of I'll 'cofbui'c etuprors p,mple,. ft.c.
kies. and on rOushncs- CO., tie face snj kin
improving the beauty Of the cheek aud add-
ms bloom 10 The complexion Received
from tie Ageutiu New York aud Tor sale 81
iOtNG'S
Drug s -Hsd,cint Siors
Harpers-Ferry, March 81, I-36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

HNliF oo-psfirefstIp heretofore EXISTING
n under the 6rm of Ri,tsfd T. Io.rIt
Johhsou BE- this d. dissolved ~ niutusl oon-
sent 40 persons indebted wi. see the me-
cessty q making immediate ssttisment o.
order o. q fbsI sdIu,tueut OF ths frm SET
tienent msy be made 9Th siiisf n zoe
subscriber, RICHARD JOuN sos.
JOsLPu JOHNSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
WARREN )
CPICbrGfPd .Ni!E or ESOSrS.

HSHIS celebrated Perfume - wholly FREQ
IL from the injurious effects OF mineraI.
~ most cosmetics. 1t preserve, and beauti-
hes the kin, rendering It soft and delicate.
u has become f,shionable article for Tao
iAd'e'' toilet offered for sale AZ
iOUNG'S
Harpers-FerrV. March ~. I-ae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

Il Sign.-That was rather a severe
joke of the man who cried out TO the
keeper Of grog-shop, on seeing a
drunken man, heels up. before his
door Mister, your sign has fallen
down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
TIE
Washington Lime kiIns,

~ "stAabss AVtA AAAHhsN hhtHNS
an THE CANAL, near Georgetown
~ having recently changed owners. ere
nos IN fuli operation, aud q constant supply
Of the best Lime sill BE- KEEP fof sale, 81
lover prices than any IN the District
Apply 10 ROBT. sPEiDEN,
On ths premises.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
TRAVELLING
on THE
MANCHESTER IND POTOMAC
K.EEE RO.5D.

WINCHESTER IND POTO.MfC
K.EEE RO.5ES
nun cars leave the Depot at Winchester
- at : O'Clock IA the morning
VIII pas Successors AT half pas, :. where
passengers can be taken up or set down
Thomp'on's dcpo, n, - min past s.
Cameron, do. at half past a.
Chlrls-toWn about and
linlltowu hail past ,:
Arriving pt iiarper- Ferry in time for passen-
gers to take the morning car, to Baltimore.
RETURNING,
They leave harPers.ferry al 4 o'clock in
the afternoon;
Arrve at t'all:own at half past -
~ Charlcsiown about >
Cameron's H. minute. past s
ThoDpson's about hlif past 5
SteVeuSou'> about & o'clork-and
Re ach Winchester about o'clock IN the
evening. JOINS BRUCE
Winchester, March 81, ls36--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
.NcdtCiHcS, Patent .Ucdi-
CtHPS. SC,

- WANTS. Panacea. Ilouck's Panacea
~ iiy gsnn syrup. Lar que'> syrup,
Extract BUctu, Extract >ar>spsrIila,
Cuoeo'-toPaiVi aud Sarsaparilla.
Henry MlSuesia.
ApothecstN', Hail NaEnesia,
Buffers Areuent Nasnesia,
l. Is Essence Mustard
liIy's Pile Iinnament, Balm OF Columbia,
NacaN>ar Oll, Essence Of Tyre,
W ard Hair oil, Digestive tlIxr-.
Indian Speriac syrup of LiVer~ori,
Rowaud's Tome NNlufe,
oIi tuocb, Harlaem OIL.
Barbados Tar, Fresh SalIat oil,
aqua AmonIa, In iehbic Ink,
Cold Pressed Castor Oh.
Suiphate QuInine,
Nhitenead's Essence Of Mustard
Genuine Acoustic Oh. cal Otigsu,um
Oil OF Tansey, Thompson. Eve " alter.
Transparent NarnI,h, with a large and
full supply Of all articles belonging Drug
store, such a. Pants, Ohs i've Siuf,. &c
received aud Tor sale at iOUNG'S Drug x
Medicine Store.
HarPers-ferry. May 10, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

" alter Lamb
John n. Likens
Nm n Lee
Mary T.. Lott
" IN. =. Ledbetter
Mrs Mary Lo~ery
John Lake
Gerard ID. Moore
Mrs. y. Maury 4 60.
John NC, ormick
Jonathan Niutphey
Richard MeEndrre
Tho's 5. A. Malhe Ss
William Miles
" illism Morgan
James O. Nshony
Tuley Mckinney
Patsey P Mannisg
Thomas Martin
Henry Myers
Lear Murphy
Isaac Mann
Robert Melton
E,ellnc Morgan
~
Nathaniel G.. North
Levi, Neill
Nordheimer Doctor
Proicssieur
Mr. Newcomer
John T. Morrill,, Esq
Henry Nixon
q P
Lewis OFT
Mis-, Sarah Perry
" illiam Painter
Joel Prregoy Q
= 0'Bannon, ESQ.
Miss Susan J O'Neall
Lucy A. Parrot
X
Robert Ridenour 2
John Ronemus
Daniel Rufner
George Randall
David Reed
Henry Forman
Tho. Z. Ridley
Albert Silman
Joseph Starry
Isaac Shewa,ter
Mrs Smith g. Craik
Moore SeeIy
Charles Shrewsbury
Daniel Snyder
Leonard Sadler
Isaac Strider
Daniel Snyder & Son
Rolly Sulcer
Henry shepherd
p" alter Shirley
T
Porcillia Thornton
Emanuel TImary
Mathews Thomas 2
Thomas Thompson
w Y
j. Beverly Waugh
Luke Wilcox
Louisa Washington
John A. Washington
Randell NerII
John Mhitson
Ann G.. Winner
Susan Wilkerson
Michael Wysong
John Yates
III KEIES, ?. y.
:, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
~ s. IL

The business oil 90 faturs be conducted
hg ne under,iErst sbo sii sl~ss tseg on
band. large end EXTENSIVE a.softmeut o.
Sess,nsbis foods.
mCHAKD JOHNSON.
Mas 3 l-lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

sNttN sTHtEtWWFTFf NOWCCTN.
HNlIE undefsigoed have thi. DAY entered
- INTO Paf'nsfshiP Tor the purpose Of
carrying on the
MERCANTILE BUSINESS
IN Cbarlesio~n, 90 ihe name AID 6rm Of
lisSHoSD A SHsofsmHE Their Store -
the one heretofore occupied by George "
Hammond They sincerely hope that the
liberal patronage alwsys received by their
ssnior partner, whilst conducting busipes.
under h's indtsidupl nsme. Will b. extsndef
% their hrm. The stock of Goods on hand
II present q large md yell escorted
q ~ HANNOND.
John ~ SHROPSHIRE
June !. is1G -Juns .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
SPRING GOODS.

o. VI X e. ~ AI~1CiTu are now
y As oPen'rg their SPELNG .I.ND sun
.hEh GOODS. snd iu,hs the attention VI
The" customers md the public generally.
ChsrlssloWn, April 7. i-J6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

ENAiNiNG in the Post fiee, Charles
D town. June JOlh. I-J6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14
sHAMMoNDALE SPRINGS.

tAUTlfUL ESTABLISHMENT,
d IN Jefferson County, Virgins.
about 10 mile, south west o.
q liarPer.-ferry, and FIVE miles
- from the county seat, @ hairless
= town. - again open for the
reception OF Nisiier,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

arranged and Tdlued bv The Comnus1oncrs ap-
PAINTED By nte I<gIsdiHre Of -narsfIHd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-14

TIC HeasoH UHy'-A youth had ask
ed permission of his mother to 90 to a
ball. She told him il was bad place
for little boys: why mother. did mt
you and father use to go to balls when
you were young" "Yes. but We have
seen the folly of il" said the mother.
well. mother. said the sou, IL want
TO see the folly Of IL too r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

Dcn Sauaba0e fbreibt man UNI
ter Dem 2ltsn Dor. Mts., l03 IT,
ldnDifbe Nrbeiter an Der ct. Go
fepbs yifenbabn bdttetl am 2ltenoe
ge9en Die bargerlieben Beb0roen
Sumll!t erboben. Gin ernifes5anos
semense nit Den Sarsern an 3abt
gegen 10, fel erfolgt uno am gnoe
sle Oronuns wteoer berse)teut nor
Dem. -1.e@~ T.
. 9lidliber gBeife batten bic
Snrser pen ibren Jeuertpafsn ni6t
pielen 9ebraub setnacbt, obsleib
einlge oo1 Den 2lufrlbrern fbmer
oertpunoet ,poroen feien. SO Don
lbaen itao fdnenids einsefperrt.
Die Qerrn u. Sibrer Der Sbife
babtn brap 8etitauo seleilfst.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
SB . iit
0ett1rt6 .0un9i2

Der nntstibrietwne tpaufbt 1sbnlidf
9tabri6t bon ieiuer Gebmefter Maria
Sausit eine sebOrne Giss, Ie Fam i'm
jabrt 1884 au5 Deutl9lano nit ibrem
Wana j9sinriD SAnsit Elm 3imntsrmann
Don NtOfeiFon in Neu Do!f an, ale sri
be Welebe l1b ibr 8rnosr (peinri9 @sS)
bic oabin 8e8seen war perssbIi6.. ...
@~~. ,9einsi6 Gies
mobnbaft in Neooing Do.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Nd0fra9e,
Die NeoaaGpu.

Jcbann Verla6 sebirtis Don
Nelotnbera, 1ntsr>Maip
~ freis i'm &bniarei6 8aisrn,
reldbsr Dor einissn Sabreu in Baltimore
anIanoste. II. hb in Der Nabe Don @ettps-
burg go. aufbaItsn iou, miro BON eem ltn=
terlbrlebenen. orinasno eriuebt, ioslsi1 a.,
ii" su l@rs'bsn. Ssins aloorei1e ii
pstsr gerlab y
care ofthe German Franklin,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Menfcbenfr nfreunolibe 8itte.

, Sreeno jen,aro, Der tber 2sben pber
Sob oe6 6. % ebmeper &enntaB
bat, 1piro erincbt, Der &eoaftiOu ciefes
Nattes 9labrebt 3n e>tbrileu.
Dtutl0e 8Ietter lit Spie, nit oenet, .rpir
srsdlelu llno erfuebt @oritsbenotS nj ibre
relpeft. Sldttfr au5anebmen, wOourob Fe
un6 3u @sgenbienItsn DsrrAicbten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
3 u m QSerfaufe.

Der llnterfbrisbeue bat duf 6sno, nuo
bietet 3un 8ereaufe an, fpIsenoe alrtifeL
Die er 5u un9ewSbnIib uiecrisen preifen
81 pc, ,taufen seiounsn 1T. 9ltS
"a SdOer 6 figs eroBe Bitten,
9 &pmer,-=ein SriGter uno s'pep
gd0er.
" Miboel WeiGert,
@antcn, San. g. 1885.
S8-Aw
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Neue 8ebertD
NIT hieQcnDem &hife[

NIT flle9cn0em SbiHel
Ser @no< sbenannte bsfunoet Die &ilreer
DE Burger Don Canton uno Der ltmsesenoe
oaB er oeb msbereei6dft auf Qrn. 9ensels
plase, an Der Nanoc|pber Strane, cine
9Nsle pon Canton 81 betreiben auaefansen,-
tno in aIIe" oe0tn sespbbnIiebsn 3weiser 81
oetreibeu 9eoenft.
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