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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
CORN-SUCKERS.

Some persons, without unde rsianding the
natural history of the plant, at the last
dressing pull off the suckers. which is ruin
10 the crop, as they are absolutely neces-
sary, not only to filling out the ends Of
most OF the first ears. but to filing out of
the late ears in any degree.
The time in which the male blossom on
the main stalk remains in vigor is not more
than six days, when the season is good
But if The weather is very hot and dry, or
is stormy. it is not so long. And this length
is only enough to fructify the earliest ears
in which the female blossom comes out
first from the germ of the lowest grains,
and presen: themselves in circles at the
ends of the corola or husks. and as they
come out, are impregna;ed, and thus they
are every day and hour presenting new
circles of female blossoms, until the whole
are thus impregnated. But il the heat is
so excessive as TO kill the male blossom be-
fore the whole of the female blossom has
come out of the corolla or husk, then if
there are no suckers to supply the defcien-
cy of pollen. there will be a portion of the
upper end of the ear that will be barren of
grain. To supply this deficiency of pollen
Providence, in organizing the corn plant
has ordered that the three lower Joints
should produce suckers that should come
up in succession. to supply continue
source Of the fruclifying principle to the
whole succession of ears that may come
but for the space of at least three weeks,
after that on The main stalk has been ex'
hausted. And on this succession of male
blossoms the greatness Of the crop depends
And the land should be so rich as to force
out ut least two suckers on every stalk.
or no very great crop should be expected,
But If the land is so rich as TO produce
these, then instead Of having the usua
crop of about 81 bushels to the acre, the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

CANA grass (rripsacum dactyloides) -
We observe that this grass, which, en- pas.
SAINT. has really been fodder for long time
for the editors Of our numerous agricultural
and hort icnI'ural periodicals., has at last
reached England, where Loudon, in the
last number of his Magazine, recommends
it for trial. He, however, is quite pardon
able for so doing, as he has doubtless drawn
his Information regarding it from the Amer.
lean accounts. Nothing can be more non.
senslcal than The praises lavished upon this
grass, in our papers for the last two or three
years, as a crop f culture in the northern
states, as all intelligent cntlvators who
have tested it themselves are now fully
aware. The gamn grass, in the southern
states, under q burning sun, and in si,ua-
tons where the common pasture grasses of
the cooler states would perish in a month,
yields abundant crops OF coarse heritage,
and IL really plant ofthe creates utility:
but to endeavor to cultivate 1t in the north
ern states. where the finest and most nour-
ishlng grasses arc indigenous or perfectly
naturaiized, y something like exchanging
for dry corn stalks the first verdant growth
of red clover. It will be still more anus
ing and ridiculous in England, where the
moist climate and mild summers contribute
to the production of the closest and finest
turf, and most tender and succulent heritage
for cattle, to be found IN the world.-A j.
d.. Botanic Garden and .Nursery, .Netc-
burgh. NJ Y. June, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

a BtdcksmHh's ic1e become a Queen.-Jt
is a curious circumstance that the present
Queen ofthe Sandwich Islands was form
cry or rather at tins time, the wife OF
Russian Blacksmith An Eng vessel lying
OH, what we usually call the Fox Island.
several years ago, one of the officers be
come enamourcc OF fair spouse of n son of
Vulcan there; and, his passion beng re-
turned, cOntrlved to smuggle her on board
the vessel, and keep her there concealed
without the knowledge OF his captain, who
being highly enraged at such a breach of
faith and discipline. kept her confined till
they arrived al the Sandwich Islands, where
she was put on shore The forlorn Ariadne.
however, found Bacchus, for her Thesans,
royal lover in the place of her lost Lieu
tenant. The King of the Island became
enamoured of The fair Russian, made her
his wife and raised her to his throne. He
was no every day King. He was a states
man and hero, though we should call HIM
a savage. He progressively created re-
spectacle navy ofseveral well built frgates,
taught his subjects to be excellent sailors,
raised armies, subdued the surrounding Isl
ands, and al the close of a prosperous reign,
his possessions and his sovereignty to his
left Queen, who now reigns his successor.
She Is well obrycd BY her subjects pos
sesses great wealth in flocks herds and rice
grounds, and sends frequent presents to
her former deserted husband, who still con-
tinues to hammer horse shoes in n Russian
colony, while his falthess, but 1t seems not
quite ungrn,eiul spouse, stretches her sccp.
tire over several prosperous isles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05
LOVE IS STRONG AS DEATH.
From The Redirua,y," by Bernard an

LOVE Is STRONG AC nEATII
-,
rom 1ne fedTud, ", 6y Bernard an
Lucy Barton.
They err who deem loves brightest hour
In blooming youth is known
It's purest, tenderest, hottest power
When passions chas,ened and subdued
TO riper years are given;
And earth and earthly things are viewed
In light that breaks from Heaven.
Ut is not in the flush of youth,
Or days Of cloudless mirlh,
We feel The tenderness and truth
Life then is like a ,ranouil stream
Which flows in sunshine bright.
And objects mirror'd in il seen,
To share it's sparkling light,
IT'S when the howling winds arise.
And life is like the ocean,
Whose mountain pillows brave the skies
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

On Sucheriny Corn. had the pleasure
about five years ago, to spend day in
company with old Mr. Macon of North
Carolina, when our conversation was prn.
cipalIy on the subjects of agriculture and
among others the cultivation of Indian corn.
After having inquired whether had the
suckers which grew from The roots of the
corn pulled off, as is the common pra ctce,
and received my answer in The affirmative,
he informed me that he had suffered them
to remain, having from repeated expert.
ments, ascertaned that they did no. iniure
the corn, bnt on The contrary, the suckers,
more frequently than otherwise produced
goou ears OF corn; and that If they failed
to do So there was an increase of fodder.
have since tried the experiment. and witt
messed the following results that after
carefully examining the ears of corn on
the stalks producing suckers. they were
found to be as good as the ears on the sur
rounding stalks not producing them that
large majority of he suckers produced
good corn, though the ears generally were
smaller than those on the mother stalk,
and that (of coursp) there was an increase
OF fodder Without entering into an in
qulry, whether corn ought not to be plant
ed so thick IS TO prevent its producing
suckers [of which am not sure1 if thick
planting will prevent it, or whether the
pulling them off may not inure the corn
by infllclng wounds on the stalks. can
now safely recommend Mr.. Macon's prac
tee, as saving the time and labor Of pulling
off suckers, and what is of more conse-
Quence, as producing an increase of the
crop of corn and fodder. ought to add.
that none but the suckers growing from
he root ought to be suffered to remain
Far. Reg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

careful farmer may expect from 80 TO 100
bushels, with very little extraordinary ex.
pense, and this land will be prepared for
other crops.
You will please to indulge me further to
observe, on the culture of corn, that to
manure poor land in the hill is bad cultiva-
'ion although, II is true that by this mode.
the early growth of the corn is promoted
but the moment the roots of the plants ex-
tend beyond the manure, the growth Of the
! crop is checked, nl the most crltica season,
| when the suckers and ears are setting, by
which it often happens that the stalk still
rues up, and the male blossom comes out
and is spent before the female blossom APP
pears at all. But if the shovel full of ma
nure that had been put in each hill. had
been Incorporated with the soil, the early
growth of the crop would not have been so
rapid, but then the growth would have
been equal in oil parts Of the plant, and q
crop would have been received in propor-
ton to the goodness of the soil and ptepa.
railon and attendance gwen TO it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-08-05

About $40 900 have been subscribed to
reasI a5lish the Methodist book concern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
Nn6lanb.

gpau 1T In jsnem Sanoe tpesen
Der &riegsrhttunsen Gnslanos uno
gronFreibs lsbr In Sorgen. Der
6anDei ffoeft. Ser &ailer triffs
Decentralization; alle MatrDlen fino
einberufen tpOrosn. Gcb hoTt
man, ba6 Der SrieDe erbalten toers
Den spirD, neil Nifclaus gum
ariesfibrsn-fein gelo bat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
Sirfei.

Qon @eiten gnelanos u u.3Sranf-
reibs (oll Elm QnIebea fdr olete
Mabt Die fth Dem tpelteuropa'-
Gteu ginfu0e NIT ollem Bertrausn
in Die Qrme mirft, IN llntsrbanN
lung ,teben um oes SuItan's
Sdaefammer ;u fiaen uno ibn su
oermbsem Gb osm far ile 70 &C.
fabrlicben gtnfu0e bss Detttsbur'
get &abiuets ;u entileben. SIe
ruRst tbre SlDtte.
Ser S6nis .. Baiern t 4 in
gpnItontinopel. 81 wobnt beln1
6Iterretbifben 0efanoten, tpett Der
eriebiGbs tstn pa0enoes 9otel be-
ilbt, cine 70 bobe Dsrlon ~ beber'
bereen.-gs III nur S0aoe, baB
Die tirftfhen Damen Die 8erslein
Des sefrontcn poeten nibt oerItebsn,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

Bei eirem 8efetts in Der 0tdbe
-. ~ 1..c -. 6lnfkA.n NNH4rA. YNllrA

Bei eir1em 8efetts in Der Nabe
Don 9olufa ON 22ftsn Mdrb tpurr
oen 8 Ser llnlriScn uno 5 Sno'aner
(,pabrGheinlicb etnlee mebr) 9stoo,
fet. Or 2eictnam oes Nnfhbrers
Der 2ebt>rm Oubee SllIp, tputoe
Den Sos oarouf III elnem 0ebIl0e
perlte6t esfunOsn. Man rpcute
bort an 26 ucr. M. c;n Sonusr
Der &anouen uno poe Nlosen Der
6oubiseu ben 9onSen NabmItta9
iber bis in Ote Wadt, IN ger Nl0t'
uus swiGbtn Gem Wb'teIocoo@'e
uno Sort Sung, oeutIl6 osrnot1tnen
baben. Qieueiebt 1T es Dem Sen.
Scott selun3ent Die SemtnolenS Sum
Stsben III brlns,n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

Sn Dstsrfburg Dtrbrapnten Cd
II6 l26 Meniben IN elnst Spisb
bupe.
Deten. 0te otsi psrbhnoeten
Mdrbte, tpelbe allem 06lferfsbt
gum Spottt I'D ,ur Nieptrtretun9
Der pbtnifbsn 0tatson perelnl9t "a
ben, (Ino TIRES NaubeS ncD ntbt
ltcber. Sn Der NeputNf SraFau'
oeren llnabb bdnsiseeit olele uaNslI,
gen Orei 9araptlrteut lebtsn bssAer
plete pDlnlfbe goIe aus allen Sbs1s
len nes Neihs unter Sen Sttsln Dot1
.0eGDdftsfibrern austpdrt. Mabte
bel Der Nspublif. ORfsn 1T nun
purb Elm gemeInl6aftIlhe6 Oefret
Der oret Mdcbte Die Belfang 5use'
fcmmen (Ib binnen 6 Sd9en aus
Dem @ebiste Der NspubIlf III entf
fernen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
8Dll1 Nu9lanDe,

n t43aEss - ID
On gabfen bate man nab Dem
Doe osS Sbatss grteori1b Nu9ult
Gelo III eirem Mcnunent fsr tbn
gefamuneft Dis SDee mar Don
Dbern @taatsOienern ausgsganeem
.bober ir,uBten aue untsre Staats-
blener Batr5se lteftrn; fsIbIe Dem
drmf1en Bsrsmonne wuroen elnt9e
Dfeuniee an fsintn. eobue ae9eso=
gsn. 2us oas 9elos sulammenee-
. bradt rear, perloutete ntbt5 mebr
pom Monuntnte. Man rroSte BIN
unO wieDer cine Nnfrose; olleln
Die @abe psrlor Gd) in1msr tIefer
ms Dunfle. @nolib ;erriB Die
Gulirepotutton uno ibre Solstn in
Godfen oeu@6lelsr. Mon prab
iouter lber Ole 8erntnoun9 oes
Geloes, ia, man brahtees 70 tueltl
bas (oeor 'plone 3ur QuSfubrung
eiues monlnlents entworfen tuur'
ben. Sordber tpuroe man ober
Ypie setpbbn!tt, niht einig. 9s'ut
eroings, fo b0ren mir, bat man Die
Mouumentsioee oufseseben uno
nit Dem 9eloe cine GcaIfItuttons'
fiule oon Yranit IN Oresosn er<
rtbtet. -. -: -,
.0su S6nie 2tnten bat man ober
oabsp eelo0tn oa6 ils Sum :Nn'
benFsn (elnes 0etrn Sruoers etrIDt
tet fep; pdbreno lie oo6 Oelf ais
oen oouitdnoisften Bsweis fstner
conltitutIon<Ilen Yrtlbett bstrabtst.
Sic GinnonDerung aus Nbelnt
baiern uno wirtsmber9 ,ptro wls'
Der fsbr ifart fem. |
Ser Ssrjos pon graunfbweig
'iut eans in Die SuBIsapfen fe'nse
pom Dolfe fcrt9eja9ten Sruosrs
&or(. Gs (6cn lanse i'm Dub
lifum betonnt, oaS Se. 0ohstt
nit oer Mooame MetbfeNeL etner
@6aulpielerin ouf Dem Sbeater Su
Braunlbmeig, nit 26intn lbres
@emablS, Der oub am Sbeafer
onsstteut ill., in oen oertrautslten
9erbdltni6sn lebe. Cine Sbeatsr'
intrigue erbpste Orn. Scrnett ek
ueu Ser be(ten 2lfteutst 70 9egsn
Den 0ersos, oa6 er srau|ame Na'
de befblo6. IS war lbmbefauntt
Da6 ber(tlbe sew6bnlih Die 8wl-
fbeuofte benuste, binter oen 0ou'
liGeu por Mapan1e Metbfe0el Die
sartli1fen Satten feines 0ersens
erfllnaen su la6ea. Gr senann
Sen Mafbinilten fir (ih; lle BE-.
nusteu einen 2lussnblI6, ols Der
Soer,og feline fuBs Deute fstt NIT
sen Nrmen umlbluneen blett oen
8orbans plbelib anfsaSteben u'b
i'm pollen eibte Der Scenerie Den
9eliebten llntsrtbanen feine 0obsit
Don 0ottssgnaoen IN 2iebespenne
fbwelsenp porsufdMen. Mapamc
metbfsGl fane sbanddtis nieber,
uno Der 6er;os erffab oen ungIid-
lieben Mafbiniiten auf Der Stelle.
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E.sE q sf~s TT. ." .-&s.-..'-
Spanien. s
" Sn Spauien baben ib Die Gar
IiIfen ,pelebe einise 0DrtbetIe er'
ruugen batten, in Die nbroll1et
8ebirse ,uriefsisben miGen. =
Deioe partbaen ,phtben nit De-
furdtbarftsn 9rauiamfelt ssser
sinanDer.
Nas NSnfuftnf Aer OIsnkfpn fchHff11
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
@panfen.

" gn Spauieu baben lib Die gar'
Ii1fen ,pelcbe einise 9Drtbeile err.
ruugen batten in Die nbroliben
gebirse ,uridsieben mafIsn. =
Osioe partbsien ,pdtben NIT Der
furdtbarfen graufamfeit sesen
sinanDer.
Das Nefultot Der Wablsn fbetnt
id i'm Ban,en fir DEN W1inllter.
Menoisabel III ergeben. 9iefunfs
tiasn gortes ohrften inosden Die
bisberteen an 3abi !iberaler 9aup>
tsr abertrefeu. .s q.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06


tsss, snssk SDne sllSsse ano tNlisst'
1@rnuoe nno Maasressln in alnpsneana
Isebradt spsroen miGen uno-loncer ,Seb'
Im QIunenouns sebra6t tps,osh.
5Rit Der rlabfsn erfen Olun1sro
oes 8tsn Sabrsaaaes, miro oae Sesinat
oes Blattes oerar6sert-tno bic Oe'talf
IosGel5eu, wofern nibt seraoG3n oerb<l'
Ilert, oob rpsnillteue . perdn bert eF:
Iicbeinen. Dd oies un(sre NuSla9sn,
Iuno mebr aber nod uulsre Q|fbelt-beoeu'
lteno pers,pBsrt 70 ,muB aub uatar''op
Der Wreis oes BIattcS etipa6 etbSbet rsr;
oeu. Snr bic O1nftlihsn inoensn, Die
,um 9oraus, ceer bob in Gem eriten Y1'':
teitahre beSablen miro eies wen13 aue'
MAIDEN. Sft baben un8 f6on ein'se
lDenise Der beteu unfsrsr unttrfhser al:
sdesen bic 3situno beoeuteno 5u Sersr bBsrn
uno beu eteibeu Wreis oafhf 5u rebaen
pie bic guaIiIbsn 3situnsen. QIlleln,
wenn audi c.e Sad1e an uno fur Fb 1dtlt
nibt 9eraoejn 5u oerperfeu rrdre,--lo ma;
rem lplr it,eeitn biz bisber imnttr noeb IN
loIben @e bdttniG'n, -uno befinsen uue
uob stsenwdst;s rasint-tpo es unS reoet
ratbiam uno 3fpsdn,dGs -uo0 ibtdhdI
uno tbunIib mar. auf eiuen frIdsn 81 an
einSu8eben. 49,.
lluIere Nbftbt tpas t.no, it, NIT Dem
Ganse Der 3sit srabs nno Stut tenn''Ie
nab Yerbdltnie Der tlmitinoe, &tdfte une
Mttel in Brbederuns ce6 SIattes fortyu
1breiten. Q2is u. auf mecbe 9Beife o'ee
an, btftsn uuo fir aniere Qefer uno nus am
mpbltbdtieIten 81 betperRf fstlisen fem m're,
wcusn lpir, wie blsbiebsr AUDI fir Ole gu:
tunft Der Sa9uRs unb gnnpideIung elmer
aIlee tpeisIi6 leitenoeu 0or(eban8 nber=
laGen. ~..
Sobu @oI, Der Mbreer, Sif6er'S, pill
feiu Nsrb6r ben Der ndebfen Suprem Court
baben.
Or. 0arnndn etioser, Nepya Ientaut in
unlsrer IsBteu @s1 ssetuna, uurce bep Der
nsuli6en Sisuna Ser Court Don Gemttton
Wles, als G'es far Start @ountp anss
felt. -. .. -.
0nneuung Drscb Den 0ouperpor:
Sacob Wiasr, Don WaflIt1on aI6 elm Sc:
tlfSribter Der Court Don Common Dlies,
an Der stsue bon Sobn Gnerbarb, tpsl6sr
abcautte.
y Dem gonerse Ser Ser. Sr. tpuroe Don
elmer in @inciunati aeha'tsuen Nerian'n,-
lun9 anenpfoblen, 3eras als cine frepe unc
unabbdn9i8e 9latiou ansnesfsnnen.
Grie g NIT ben 9notonern
aufoer QB { 4 srenje.
c}m Saule Der gispre(entonten
ypuroe am 2)ieu D. M. Elm Vrlef
ocs 5ecretirs. oes &rieeewefns an
Den 9orNeer Der sugegenifdnoiaen
Romnittee verlsitn, Der gum (bleus
| nisItcn Grsreifsn oou Masregeln
sur % ertbetD guns Der
pefliben @taatsn ouforoert, Da
es nit sutsm 0ruuoe su beflrhten
t1ebe, oa6 Elm ausemsiner Snoianer'
friee besonnen babe ST. @soler
benobrlhti9te Den &engreB pom
Dem gmpfanse zines 0risfes, pe-
|rin ssfast par, e'ne srcbe Nnsab|
Dpu NrGeD(eru fei Don Den G. atllar.
hsS eet6otet morocn uno Die pol'
| femdbise Mannlehaft oiefer Snol'
amer beIaufe' Ilb allein 9egen 2O,00t
l(?) Mann. 3ufolse rieler Nab'
rthten belitmmts oasl0a1ss, elmer
| Zben oss Gonaerltags, uno Srel
Itass III benuben, uu cine .Stll ,A
/ spedmdflseu 8elbisuas De
| NeItsrdnsen III berotben, nuo Il
elmer anoern 0en Nrdilcenten u er
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

|un0 sort Nln9r OeuEstD 0tt"o'Iau'S"
|baben. Qieueiebt 1T eo Dem e'en.
scott seiun9en, Die GemtnoIenS sum
Stsben Su brtn9en.
Gin (ebr beribmter Olplcmatt't
b6tte, oa6 Gin lllneer SronSbGiher
| &oelmann, Der G5emobl elmer lun'
Gen Dome, ,peld'e cine lebr seod'-
|tete Ereunoin :oes OlpIen'ot'tsrs
mart seGorbsn fp. Gr bbrte ter
}ner, oo6 ole Dame untrbltIlO iepi
(uuo blelt cs oaber fir (tins 'DRlht
|lbr einen Drief Su lbretben I'm le'-
ne Sbellnobme ouesuorldsn.- .-Oa
er ober nur nenls 3eit hbrle Bate
uno tbells oub neil sr gloubtei DoB
lie Gbon aus eInem fur5en Srlsfe.
! lebsn f6uns wie nabe ibm lbe
SAidCol sinse 70 Gbrieb er nidts
ais Die Worte :-''lt6, Wooom.
@e66 Nlonote perltvi6eny uno
8ummer uno Gram osrfbm monosn
nit Der Riebenoen 3eit. Ole fbbne
12dop bsprotbete wteoer.-SoboIo
tbr otter Sreuap Dies h6rte entftblcB
er Gtb tbr einen Brief su GbreibenI
norin er feline Sreuoe lber 0ieien
@britt ou6orlcten wollte. Sies-
NAL mohte er es ebsn Io fur;, uno
Chrieb blDb :-|'6o! bD! Wo-
DAMP
:: Qie 9Sldtter von 9>sw-Orlsons
bis sum 4ten fla9en uber ou1sroro<
)ube Oise, uno Die DON CUB
Garolina bis sum lltsn hesr 5u
, srobe &dlte.
Sic @infunfte Der 0er. st.
! Nssierung betrusen I'M eritsn S'er'
tel Diefes e5abres 8 lO,725,70O*
Sie bel1onoen in $5tOO6,O50
@tnfibrS6uen, unD fur perfoutte
@taatsldnoereien S 513965O.
Oie @innabii1e oes 9ansen SabreS
miro i'm Qorous III 8 4515UO,OO0
|berecbnet. Scr Gtaatsl6ob batts
ain 80. Mdra $ 3lI895il55 IN
,(Oepelt,n seseben. -.-
! 3miGDen Samfas Nbsnp uno
Wontae Mor9en, BEN Is nnp -
\ 12(pril, III Dte Mercbonos . onf BON
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

eenatcriat Grwablsr. s
,gtbnisl 9oOfer, Sobn Da. @ooeepno
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

DemOesatnbs 'fspablIfauNbe gr"sanuAJ
Shr rYrafbtnt,
@artlss Dau 8ureu, :"
Don 0leutDDrt. ....>
Sur Niee:Vr fI'oent..
8tcbacD @. 1oouGotl,
Der pslo pou Der 1bsu,Ie, unp Datst oes
Sonutas pof 8srbts.
H. Sir Con nerust,r. D..
..~o> aslt 8alGmlr1.
l.. Don Irumbua &DuntD. ~,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

- Dem gonersB ser Ser. Sr. tpuroe BON
elmer in Cincinnati oeha'tsuen Nerlamm-
lun9 anempfoblen 3eras als cine frepe uno
unabbdn9ige 9lation anSnerfenuen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

NnReuun9 buEb Den Oouperpo'
Saeob Willsr, Don MafI1on aI6 elm q
tilfsrid,ter Der Court BON Common splie'
an Der Stsue BON Sobn Gperbarb, trsl6
abeaatte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

en- Griecbsnlano befebcn' aegcn.
mdrtia S Sonrnalei Die fur Die seis
Ilfise @ntlpicfe!ung oes Srle0llben
|9olfsSs mirfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

Sobu @or, Der Mbreer- Sifber'S, tpi(
fein Dsrb6r bep oer ndbfsn Suprem Gour
baben. ....>
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
Ueoineuneen OieCer Seitung.

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& A!er fir ben Sabrsan9 Wenu tnue
haIb orep W1onaten BON gnlpfanse b.
3sIiuns au.-gin 1balfr uno flnf5is Gents
menu innerboIb DEM Sabre-uuo 2Gbalsl
pennaab Derlauf ce0elben be5obl rpirb.
2. Sur cine tirjere 3sitalS leebs Nlonate
miro Feline Subeieription aueeuommen,un
bic 3eituns Fam nidbt auI9e9eben warren
10 ale Rhfitdnoe bs3ahIt ino.
g. Ssfnnntmabunsen folten: SIR eine
SlOc0s,50 &s"t5 ra6 Disred FIR einsn
a}cuat 81 uuo fur Elm Jabr IbaIr oae
BIsEecf.
4. 1Bsr oieIe 3situug burb ben pct}reite'
bftpmmr. miro nod Die 5nlaBlibe Sumn't
,nou 25 @ent6 ~ bs5ablsn babsn.
ET7 Sriefs &c. an Den l2sransBeoer r''hI:
fen pc(tfrsp etn9slonet wsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01
Die 8otlNaft oes prdGoenten
sIofiom
an Den Gon9reB eom7 7 Dte.-18s5.
0Dlf 9ebsn Ee hermit unferu Qeiern


SDlf oeb'n (Ie hermit unfern Qeiern
IN AueW1e. Sort (1Buu3 uue 8 fb(uB.
II DE S|nanjen Der Nersi. @taateu,
reIBt 60 ius'r,r in oes Sotfbaft. beftnoea
|nd IN een blHbsnofeu 3utaube. Die
SDalosn oet 8'ren. @taatsu Fno aelilot.
J9tab Serbtiauaa auer @erbin6lid,fei,
miro 'tn ufbeslduB bcu 1 1 Willioneu Doll
lore 1nr lpe!tern Yermenoune be5 @onarel1ss
letr. Die etnnabmen i'm Sabr 1885 meroen
ltb gssen ffhbsr oertnsbrsu. Ser Nrdli=
oentem1 1fsbIt.e 81. Slotts el95sreiu. .Staatsn
uao Gle fonttisen bFent!ibsn 8ettbeibia:
rln9sanltaItsn 5,1 perfdtfeu anb naob BE-
fnoen Den Sou Don eniseu !8srbyau6ae=
aenltauoen--re:be niobt nit inlanoi(eben
'ptoeufssn foufnr'iren-5u ermd6ieeu, ben
Iarttf aoer DOT Der 6auo bei3ubebateu uno
Damn 81 re7oi>en. tp,nn Der 9elegnste gu
fano Der Sinaa;eu fortbsfebt. " - :,
Sn oerlaufsn5n Sabre Tnb f6r / mil:
liouen Dollars bfentiobe 9auoereieu psr.
tauft mofoen. Dtr Wrshoent betra6tst oen
Qlnba,t oes 2anoes als Die ar6fte g1ohI=
that uuo eupf>b!t paber, cine @insiebmno
Der 2,neperfaufsdmter 3u trefen. rpelebs
,sehes alS Die itbi5e eas MalTsolunssse=
IIbaft etleiebtert. -..-.4,. ..,......@>', i. -
12) Die Ssan,teu, mslebe ,pseen Der
@erpaltans Der glationaifbu!o aneefeut
Daren, follen enfla1sn tpsroea. rs<a s
15] Inter anoern snersibsn MaBreaeln
9eSsn ben einfuB ptiplisirtsr @slsafrbaf-
ten, t,no r,alnentlieb Der 4aneen. ,ino D,s
paplsrselses, smpfebltbsr ptafbsnt ole
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-01

.Su fbd9en; ma5 outrcIngs cine
.o1Vt'9e Srfnoun3 III neuncn III,
oo III Den YreIItdoten forttp1breno
olele tau|sno Oompffensl in Sbd~
t!9telt ItnOt tlnO Do fan feine $50
de psr9ebt, obnc Oo6 irgenO elmer
oer'elben, OurO NoNld6ioteit oosr
umosrI Itano Der Oamit BeIbiftig-
ten tpr'n9t Gno menIbenIsbsn psr>
nlbtet.
So neu oiefe Grfnoung oucb bier
tenn mag, fD 1T le eo oocD in gu-
rOpa, uno nomentlib in GeutChz
loro! ouf Den Dompfbbten Oes
Nebins mo Der Gibe gar nicbt, no
lchon tor oielen Sabren ale
FOompffsI1el nit Gttberbeitselop.
pen oerleben uno OoOurb 9e9en oos
SerIprIn9en 9eGbert lnD. lDlr ern.
un6 nlcbt, jsmols Don cinem Ourcb
3erTprInaen Oes Oompfre0el perurz
Iabten uR9!lf ouf oie(en Yld0,n
I9ebort III baben.
2loler ). wefcns>
gin jun9er 0anon,rPer III go,
brun (Wo0) bat eiae MoCbine er,
fun0en, Die ourb BoGer getrieben
!n1tbi moOurtb Die bbbernen 0}dz
gel In Die SOube 9sCblaeen ,per-
:Oen fbnnen. Sic O1oIbinc 1T
Iib bn 9emobt uno miro bon Sochs
funOl9en ais cine pibtige grfnz
Dune bctro6tet. Gin Osrr Nicb>
ar0lon Idbt jebt Elm Gebduo, ~
9Sobrun erritbten In 70 eltbem DQs
se0er fir ScbuA unO GStiefe mil
Balien gerotIt miro, ttatt oo6 man
Ie6 frllbcr NIT Den -6ammer ;ufant
men (ctluo. 9n 0lefem 0ebduoe
iol otefe Molblne on9stponO ,per>
'oen.
Ser Srifol (@ngl onb) merfur
Iertr1Dnt zines NanneS Slomens
OonI eI Nalr Ilnge, Der in 40 Oainuz
ten etn rn}eFobtes Serfel o6 Dev
e!nsr onoern 0e!c9enbeit fraB er fir
.e1ne 9Sett: Don 8 Sbilging einen
Iuneefo btcn J9c, nit oer Saut unp
iuno ofn Gtorhcln. &r jo9te e6
'w1roe cine S(elni9Reit fevn, Elm 9
.Monetc oItes &inO su per,ebren.
'Ole(s Neul7 7srun9 fol- jeooD ale
Vnatter uno &inosr In Der Ma0bor>
'I0aft tn SDrecfsn eer1eBt baben.