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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The party have found out a new way of excusinr Van Burens vote for negro suffrage They say that by the old Constitution of New York negroes allowed to vote
 es-aud the Convention caiied expressly to amend the old Constitution. fine reason, truly. for man to give that he put in the Constitution because it was In the old one. But, say they Van Buren fixed sProperfy qaal.fcaion No he did rot. lie voted for striking out the word chie absoutely-and agreed to let the qualification clause be put n afterwards prop erty indeed las if property could ever be qhdS.tcauon Tn negro-qualfying and enttling him to vote by the side of white Why the negro has
 right to vote Ut a he has much without property as with. No abolitionst protends to say that every negro should at once be allowed to vote. Oh no--lat them get a little property-stea 1t, any way no mat ter how-and henthey will be quahfed to vote That word qudt.feat'on applied negro has something ludlcrous in the very sound. We should like to know f. little property would qualify the negroes who drive teams about our streets, to vote
 But they say that New York not slave State at that time. We dislike contradict the Governorb,t It an unucky fact that slavery abolished in New ork III lSSo which, take was something later than ls2l The citizens of the City of New York have been always lncommoded by free negroes--and the npudence o New York negro Is proyerbial. Large numbers of them were continually locking in, and the people were anxious to put stop to their insoence by deprvnp them of the privilege of voting. Mir Van Buren, howeg e felt interested for the poor negroes and would allow them to vote if they had properly quahfcafion Now, II two hundred and fifty dollars renders negro capable ct taking share in matters of Government we're done
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01
TOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. RICHARD GRAVES. LORENZO GIBSON.

We requested to announce Col. WILLIAM FIELD, as candidate for the State Senate from the counties Of Pulaski, White and Saline.
 We requested to announce Col. R. G. BYRD, as a candidate for the House of Representatives. from Pulas- kl county.
 We are requested to announce Dr. JOHN H CocKE as candidate for the House of Representatives from Puas ki county,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The preended confidence of our opponents in the ulti mate success of their hardy attempts forcing Pres dent upon the American people, and the continuous zeal and industry with which they labor for the advancement of tnelf cause, would certainly us if we could be amused at any measures the success of which would en- sure consequences so lamentabe and disastrous the freedom of the people, We satisfied that there is large class o men Tn this country, who aborig night and day to build up monarchy on the ruins of our Con sttuton. We do most surely believe it. We believe that there are schemers and poers Washngton and tnrougnout the different States affiliated uminat who are proceeding steadily and boldly toward the accom- pilshmen ot that great end They are generally men who were originally opposed the present Admnstra
 on but have fallen into it's ranks for the purpose of usng General Jacksons great popularity to further their nefarious plans They have been continually addipn
 power to the Executive, and encroachng on the other Departments, until the former strides over the latter like
 gant over the ghosts of half dozen shadows One af ter another the Executive has become possessed of pow CTS equal at leas If not superior to those of the Kno of England. There IS no exaggeraton about this He and s Secretary have the sole control over the public money. lie has majority Ill both Houses of Congress, ana some gleam of their former independence should at times shine out, c has his absolute eto to put upon any o winch may not suit him-a potoer acich tue Kang I"Siand DARE NOT use. He remove at one sweep nearly hundred thousand office holders and by waiting the rising of Congress he can appoint others in their pa ces He lays claim to the right of interfering with the Journals of the Senate and this right they desire to rran nun. nm lie has the power of making The loyalty of
 ms parasites has outrun his desires and with servtv becoming only in the minions of Asatic despot they have thrown under his feet the best rights of the people,
 IS It tor the love they bear him that they have done these thngs By 1t is for the sake of present re- ward and to make the popularity of Jackson their While they grasp the power which they mean to confer upon one of their class. They have managed to oust nearly all of the Presidents friends who were pafr ot and have filled up their places with tools and crea lures of their stamp spurious emissions of the new demoeratc mint Benton, openly accused in the papers at ashngton and elsewhere of half dozen cr mes and misdemeanors, either of which would render him infa
 ous-Kendall, acknowledged to have been once put m at auction and sold to the highest bidder-Whtnev a convicted perjurcr, and in the last war traitorAmos
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

ssLuckily for us that" SSc.-says the Gazette Mrs Maaprop have become assistant editor of that print
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Commissioners of Carroll county have christened their county seat Yettule. 'Tis crying sin.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01
 ARKANSAS A STATE,

The gratifying intelligence has at length reached here that the bill for the admission of ARKANSAS passed the House of Representatives the evening of June 18th third reading abaat o'clock and for the admission of Arkansas about oelock--after which both bills were read and passed. No amendment having been made to either in the House. they only await the signature ofthe President.
 The news brought here by MT. Elias N. Conway, who copied it from the National Intelligencer. God save the Commonwealth of Arkansas
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Gazette thinks that we have not got call the de- cency. The columns of that paper proof positive that we have not got all the indeceacy.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Gazette says that the opposition committed Judge White in this county. Yes in comn,iaee ofth sehele.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Secretary of War has made acquisition on Ark ansas for thousand volunteers.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Gazette devotes column and half written in a style worthy of its accomplished and critical editor, contradict paragraph in last We wrote from the National Integencer, and may have been mistaken.- Some kind friend has borrowed that paper-so that we cannot refer to it. fever lay our hand up- it, we will see whether were right or not. At all events have idea of answering for Mir Lincoln of Mass-any than the Gazette for MT Toucey of Con- necticut who is Van Buren and presented peti- lions arainst Arkansas.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Gazette says that sthe Governor comes into dis cusson with enlarged vews." According to the est. mate put upon both his Uew and capacity by the Gazette Tn 1853, both must have enlarged considerably
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

We observe that the Gazette claims Crittenden an Mississippi counties for Van Buren, Be modest gentle men. We very well assured that in those two coun ties there is not one out twenty for Van.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

writer in the Gazette, from Carroll county says that sthe people lin that county manifest considerably de- gree of anxiety for the predomnance of principles over menand, Tn the same breath, that both parties have united on Judge Yell." That must be fine triumph of sprinciples over fboth parties there hece uni ted on Judge Yell, is for the very plain that there is but party there, the White men, and they thought him anti-V an Buren.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The sales of land ut private .entrv in the Hempsteae District have amounted within the last two or three weeks to nearly $ioo,ooo. One entry was rnade in body, of fourteen sections
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Gazette thinks that tho usual form Ca large meet ng,' &c. prudently omitted in the of the meeting of Judge Whites friends. To be sure it was in the habit of using the phrase that whenevert appears 1t is pra facie evidence that than five or six persons were present.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

We find nothing definite in exchanges with reg art to the Creek war. The mail on "Wednesday must hay been sent here by mistake. There was nothing in 1t.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

We this week present friends with the names of WILLIAM GuMMINs and ABsALom FOWLER, as candi- dates for the offices of Representative to Congress and Governor. The meeting by which they nominated was large and respectabe--and feel proud in being able to place before the public the of whose character for honesty consistency and talents uni yersaly known They came to this country without of hce-took their share of it's difficulties and privations- and have at least good claim the of the peo pie as men who came here holding office, and have lived during the whole time of their residence here on the bounty of the General Government.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The Gazette speaks of sackstes politicians. Does 1t mean men who go about from State to State, and from State to Territory pedlng partzan slang for tam prce It thinks, too that the Governors example will cast these hucksfer politicians to an be distance If so the new Editor will find himself pitched like quolt, into ssthe middle of next week..
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

Congress will meet hereafter on the first Monday in November, and close the first of each Congress on the second Monday in May, unless earlier pcrlod should be agreed upon by joint resolution. bill that effect has passed both Houses.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

0TRemember that Martin Van Buren thought ne- gro as good white man, if he could manage to steal or rake together in any way co huad'ed aud y dollars
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-01

The letter writers of the sspartg getting more dest with regard to Washington county week or two since they claimed ten to m that countynow they say that Conway and Yell will get good vote. They will get down to the truth of the matter by and by.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
Oeftntls0& Denoue.

DER unterjelbntte 1T gelonner,
am @amlfo9 ZEN 81. De,enber
'fol9enDe bcps9liehe unp unbewes'
Itbe Sitter Der bfentIibcn Ger.
tteigerun9 ousSufeeen, els
l l;pcpItDtt9tee neuerboutes Sod-
'!sinbous neblt.l Srdmbaus ent<
neoer einjeln coer 3u1anmen =; l
O0us Gcflotte am Gana', 500 Yf.
un0 feiner ocutGber Naub $obat,
feline Ge9ors uno &autobaf, 500
pfun0 SutbSuFer, 600 pf. Orle-
ans uno Oapanna Sufer, lOOVf.
Cafe, 2UO IF. Nelinsn, 60 pf.
'Sbee, 20 ;pfuno feline Gbocolaoe,
| 0oucn QEohbctperbeereu, 2e>
mon GDrup unp Oebl-2O Barrel
beiten ob9eSo9enen 6 ioer, 20
Barre! unD nenn 9snug 2iebDober
porbonoen, webl oub 60 8arrel
meuen un0 rctben fran;bfGhsn
Wooera, Sberrp. Mola9o, 9ort,
81 bompagner uno N9tinmsln nebf
stnem YdBtten Sum. fgsrnsr 9
'pfercet l Deble11 Sub, ! 2Ros
gen. pfuo. l G99e, 8 Gbisb>
forrenr Oafj}eln 9Nolblne nit 6
ncuen MUoeil oo5u, is GtuG bes
fhlogenee Daubotu 6 81. Srenn-
bo'S, Gd9en, nsue Sebrsiner SO,
beL uno onccce osrartI9e SleInl9'
fsiten. Gin roiOnoblsr grs0it,
neIcbcv an rem Bsrl}ei9srunss sstaQ
on9e9eben psroen |oll, miro BET
alien Nrtlseln 9eitottet merpen. -
sic Derhet9erua9 wlro preeis uu
10 tlbr Mor9ens ibren ?lnfon9
nehmen. sJcbn SGoloer.
8siblsben Te3. 6. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
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HARDWARE, GRoCEsnEEss,
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, To
tacco, Sole f. Upper Leather, Calfsk;nS,
Null E. x Cut Saws, EIacksmith's Vices
and Crad!ing Scythes, warranted best
German Scythcs, best Longs Sickles,
shovels. Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, Rut,
Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concaye bright ,Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills Of various des:
crIptions, a large assortment OF Tuckup
aud Side Combs, OF the TurtEeshell az
we'll AS the common Ivory Combs, neck
r d in G and dressing Combs, common
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water in
hotties, silver Pencil Cases, Violns and
Violin strings, Powgder-horns, Rappe
and Maccuuba Snuf.
The Staple articles O. Dry Goods consist Il,
Brown and B!eached Muslins Of very
superior quality NOT commonly brought to
this market Bed-Iicking, Twilled Mus.
''HS ~ NuatSES S'ioIS, ana YNaIlttSe lDI
Jackets and PaniaIoons, 2everteens,
Stormeut's Canton Fl.nnel Callicooes,
Ginghams, fashionable P r n 3, Stripe
&PIai''s, Grapes, Silks in great variety
Silk shawl<, scarlet, red, yellow ana
other Dandano handkerchief, various
dress Handkerchiets OF the latest fashions,
fine Lace, Linnen Edging, Insertions,
Footing, &C. &c. fine assortment OF
the beat German and White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linneu, also Il large ss-
sortnent of German & Irish Linnen, Sir
Ribbons in sets and o,AsAwise, fashiona
bic setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes.
Shoe thread, sc. &c. with a great variety
of other articles too numerous to particu-
'aTize, a Ill.,. rs ..= j.. --..
Ladies' and gentlemen in town and the
surrounding country, are most respect
fully invited to give aim .ean aad secure
good bargains.
MasslIon. Nav Il. 1896. - o-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
8 \ d { 6rtft

On, l5ten oieGs, mcresns,
brotb Seuer In Der Gtoot Ncjft
Office Gus, meltbeS llcb FL fbneI
perbrsitets, eaB oud> Die geb du,
oe in wethsm fb Die Gen. po,t-
Office, NMeut-Ofict bcfonoen,
Elm Voub Der O!ammcn muroen.
NuS Der Stoet 'roftOfice unb
potent-SHice fphnts nIbt6 9e-
reltct Oet0en.
q Somts Nubonan 1T ocn
Ser 0&eieR9ebun9 oes @toots
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SenatOr fir 6 Sabre crwdblt
noroen.
t. }or. Gmitb III bon Der Sc,
|cbqstung y. Jnoiouo, ole Ger.
Gtaoten Senator erp0bIt NOR,
Den.
Ger Nhtt. Suoab .Dono, ii
als Ger. Stoottn Geuatcr Don
Noinc erwdbIt.
QEit|lom 8. qreIfcn, wurot $ .
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!'no, ais Ncr. ct. Senotor, ouf
IS Sobrc wieoertrndblt.
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Ger Oeltesetun9 pcn 9lrginien
IN een Dsr. Gtaoten S5euot e..
!pdblt.
Gcn9ree. Ser s cnsree
bat 'lb bis rabin bouptfitllb nur
nit Den nctbwcnoigen @lnlsltun'
9en 5u |t'nen DesbanoIun9eu te'
lhof fttet. SIN ssGenote souroen
bcre'ts bic itsbenoen 6 ou1mltsecn
oett'n1mt, un0 OberIf Denton bat
oneeftlnoI9t, ro6 ct feline oerjdb-
RICE Sefe|tisunostHia wisoer be-
antra9e. SIN Teprdlentanten-
Doule ruroe perlanst Ole b,ntsr-
lo0ensn @ebrifteu oes perttorbe.
nen Nrdfeentsn mooifen auf ST.
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ber9eben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
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Sd t:'uee our a1semeinen Nenntnib
oes pubiilums. oaB mcire G!eslaamsn=
Walbins jsbt I'M Gang i0.-solbe, BE
mir ;brsn Seamen gum Nsirisen i,bers
eeSsn wrtlsn. wsrceu erjubt, oenIeiten
pot benz 1. na6lten Ssbvuar oeiu!i<fsvn,
oa ib nab Der sessnwd'tisen Sobs 55s'E
teiueu "a reinlaen teab Ibte.
0top. 16. 1886 Satob M1ye~S.
81. Q. @benfaus betreitt er eae 2ub:
maIteu uno 3ubsr.iten, ME aembbnlicp
am alien 4t!as, esns MsiIe Ncbflb prn
Canton. e. 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
Sir Dausrn>

Die liutsrfbristeuen MAIDEN ben Dau'
ern eo1 Start uno 2ueearanae aDt-
unssncu bssaunt, eaB lie oas . pateRt-
9lsbt fir cen hsel6esten petsnt-
puser [Clearer] fl, M'nciuhe'en. mepI
bssannt untsr nsm 9lame y. "Altraneer
Vorter's patsnt 4uHer" aue(6ii' B!ib
eisnen, in Den @cunttto 9tarf uno 1uss
ea:araa. :Gis baben isosr 3rit aaf !eanr
an ihrem G3obnurt in @au!on. wp man
eifltlben uuteriuben une FAST farm.
Ded n,neen ols cieteniSe, ms!te pcn
oltisu p ue eer faufen moksa nit oet.1
9Naas pcn ,bren E!ebsn perisbtn lspn.
preiB; 1Gba!sr oae StGd, ,nlt otn'
Meebt hafeIbe 5u ssbrauebsn.
q. 9. "a einlss psr{onen. enreD eeh
Nsrtauf bts tsfaetsn Vugt'e, uuo cse
9sobts oen(s!5sn ;n esbrandsn. in ciei<n
@aurfp. ibr Ger untsrib''eesnen) eas-
lD'isBiiete sRseb' osslsst baben,-lo mar
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iar aaslbuspi'b Nspt ,a tsi'tben strsn'
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mefliDen NsfeYDs selsssn in q rton
1aunicbip Msbinn ga,,ntp Sbic. teeannt
aIe "f5rlsmolo . as,ereis"" ltno iebt surs1
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gsnhen Stribeu, ndr,;ieb:
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81 9sFlatt uno oas lbri9e iibsr,
nobfen NIT S)sb6lS. Gotte 62t
NIT ISL 2Idsr, ll2 onoetout.
gotte 73, nit l6O Ncfsr, 100 an
gsbout. 2otts SO, nit 100 NGet
1870 an9ebaut. Cote 81, NIT III
Ncfer, l3O onsebont..
Die(e 9auereieu Gno Il; eiuew hchen
3ufonbe Ter RiItur, nit euten, ttar'en
Senfsn, Die soe enaebausc Hano in Potts,l
joe .. sehn Nfer tbsi!sn ,relobe fait aue
init tris feb!snesn OustIeu cosr gtrtnfn
reiuen MaTere otrlebsn itno. sluf een
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bsquewe Srin Shsuern> Elm Sranbaus
uno 2Del(htornbaus, rnesrere 9lc6icbeus
ern uno 4 8!ofbiu]:r. - Met,srs S!ros
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ocrtep cine oehon ii Die arcbe St!sBes
pt!bs bon Q!trun ubss 0ls,p Ncrta9e na6
Woofer asbt.
3tosnft man, ooB inae'tolb 5 Sahre,s
fait ale bic sfe Q|ubauun9en aen>abt so''r:
cen uub ii, elmer Sahresfr!F 800 0Ieer
"sf'art, Die eiuen 9rttaa Son nebr aIs Z,
500 Nu(bel MaiJsn sahen; fc tanr dcer
e'e Ntidofsnbelt cbsr @i:te ees 3pceu4
feline Srcse fem. Iie pcl,lotlcn entba!.
ten eou 90 bio 60 Older, nit 1haBtorsrt
J,OIj terabien uuo in elmer fir een @el
BRANDY OR perl6iscsnsn 3auersisn eisn-
li6en fdoe. .
nis Bautreieu s0nn&u tn gan,tu oser
sin5e!n gefauis ,reroen.
Man nenhs ileb an G3edisl giiebares,
Gfq. In Nrrton, ccet an Den !lrtsrIbries
asnen in 2lutora, pprtaee g.. Cbio.
2tm. 81. 9surp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
yo0us unD Cote
au II, QSerFdLfp.

Eie llute;ib riebsnsu bifitn Die mott.
tefanutsn Soften, eir5eln cosr 5rfammsn
gum B'rRaufe al, tie ar, ihol:ebta Gros
Der mlorft{trasf in Canton, lissen. aluf
einer Ter 2ctssa itfbt sin entss oba-
ba"5. meletes geaemrdrtie ppn Dru.
JFaaf GEuart bsnebrt miro. 9snk soit
an sr'tsn ndb1en e!prle aeaeben Nets
een, nnp fiji bic Sse insunssn mtnos mau
iI1 an Geo. Mepnrles &. 60.
an T'rne|ee' Mdb'e. y,
Canton, Tfc. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
2oomis uu0 2abm
Aopoeatcn uuo Nshtseelebrten

Da oieIslhsn nit t;nauotr in @omran;t
:inaetrft,<n iInb. 20 histsn Fe osn aebt-
:nasmsrttan @inmphnesn bon. Ct ar!
sauntD, iE,se 5amtss Dictate an:
u. Sbrr DffIce ii eias 1hdr ihs'ib Der
9tn. 3ost.ss Gsitnn1atsa Stvbr aasrr
5 sab,u. : y tel;isnfasn, INSIDE oisfel:
bfn NIT ibrrn @eltbdtssn au ss,bren se
eentsn, 81 jeeer 3yit, ssfunSsn wtrosn
fann.@ a 4
q. 50. qeeiuis ri<e ZEN gpu:ten Dor
Eta fieas!nkFis tepup tnen.
81. g. e.s1tn1 pertt bet uno fpriht
,ie ssut{besS psehe' Cub battn oiefsI,
,s, in tirer Dffee eiaen Gtaeentsn re-.
9sepsr7 treieDer Die tentfbe l,ao fren,S-
iIfbs Gprahea fertia fpsiebt urs fehseitt.
eanton D:tssaset 90. 1870. Ill.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
0Ieucr XleiDerfobr.

Ger llnteribriebeue befunbet feline
Steunoe uuo oa6 pubIifrm nberbaurt
DaB sr an Ieinsm olteu gtancpunftp, an
Der lnooflibsn Gde osr maret uno 6teu
StraDs, Der SfS ceS @sqr. Dunbar ae:
ssunbsr. eineu Stsieeritobr erridtst SAT,
,rorin ct Elm alisetasinse Ql7ortlment pom
fsrtissn AIsiSern a!ler 0st rs0dnois anf
Dano su tateu 6soenrt, isno eS t,un:
msbr nit elmer 9ortyef!:den Qlu5lpabl ron
Nb6su, Qe(en, Meitsn, CHATS &c. y. e.:
tnnst. &auRuitiae weyoen erlubt iib y.
Ger Cite (s;ner 2Baoren u. Der un9e,rbbn,
Iiben 8i!I'atsit Itiner pteife oureb per.
(bnlicbe Nu(shuas su db. r5ensen.
Sept. so. sc. s sNbasl WsiBrrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
'NrUt tecti ion6 s.
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Dec. "a. 1875.
"a Ser 'llnterfArishtne eon Der "pr ..
teet.cn Sn furaate e=Gompa ags
II e. ST (2arsfose, eornfet;eut dls y
aent ans*ftsat uno astpriitrt mcreeneb-
ne elnfiGnb Derilbsrunsen ais5ulteaeu,
lcetpIetet sr itb bisrn,it oduisr, stotfs,
sMubtsn, Seb,i6sn uno G5beustu, faint
oeren Snbalt, uetf irasnee'lep anesrrn
innicDsn Gise otbume, pegenGtr'uf cssr
8s|bae aeisans enrb 8susr, su aDsensnsu.
Die Soften oa3a Ino aiso .'eef, als Ole iss.
stno elmer AufaIt ei*lsr art; cab s;s
4ise fe mttds sitfs 6fis In stbllttu.a
Eibrtr Sefddfte. uno Scr Bsr,ebt;aurg
nns 8s5ah.uns ;brer Desiufs, serfotetn
riro. toiro prcmpE uuo liberal ftpn Nafs
ra,sn fir Nseinrunssn uno aI14eurea,.
mblen in oet Nmfbllnee BON earrib ans
8tleen in Canton, stn.hbt srsrsea.
,urn atre gtfd)afte IN. 8e,u9 adj eisle
assntlta strmisteltnssesn.
| ;,--> ND. Soha Harris,
Aaent ihs bsia4te gsnas asaanle.
e&s!sa jan. ). 10. 1856. sa<sf. 4
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
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QIt1e, we'cbs eessn eas Germ0sfn tes
far3!ib in Warltorcuoh 9aunfttip ssrs
ltoreenen John 2pesilsin Nniprub batsu,
baben ioIben ee(eB'ieb errrieisn osn .lins
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bes wirt4Sboue
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Sya Ch8on.
Canton, Sta'f Gaun.v, Cbio

Garlic. QG1olf, benaab,idtiat
le'ne t'u'lt>en Ssennos uno cas Wuttis
FUN Aesrhaupt coB er Dbiaes 6sftbaft
auf oem nchIbetanntsn Stancpunste.
in eem ntTe!.heu @uoe Ger Martt Straf:
(e. nno. 3'rar in oen bstanntsn 0aufe,
ms!bs6 frnber Don 0ran3 Qln:cn 8enh;
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"no b'ti5l's Sebano!uus Sufrisosu ju RsI-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
ri Z ] e e w w GOODS - ,

y HURXTHALi in thenew Brick Ware
house, north west corner of the Ca
nal Bridge has just received from New
York and Baltimore very extensive Il
splendid assortment of Spring Goods,
COMPRISING
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-23
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