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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

D'seRAoEFuL osTRAeE.-Yesierdaym oruing. g.,.
Of tea or dozen blackguards who frequent the
Of the Bowery theatre, commenced their ,nr;,.
tons by paying destructive visit to the es,ins hon..
Of Mr.. PearsaIl who keeps under the Norb 49,.
Hotel One of them came in, and after est;nc
OF oysters at the stand moved towards the coun.r NH
The apparent intention of paying for them. In
along he pulled table cloth from table ,,h;eL e
loaded with dishes. A'e" was
This was the signal for those waiting w;,bo,,
an instant the gang rushed down, and COMMENCED -
ndlscriminate destruction of every thing thew coud
their hands upon. They upset the stove and d..
rushed into the back kitchen to complete the VOL -
destruction Mr.. Pearsal and the men in hi. sr,,,,
who endeavored TO stop them were beaten and ar,
upon in most brutal manner, and one of them :.
severely injured that he lay for some time sen....
The towards even dared to beat the women
The room after they had departed presented 49,.
OF the most complete and disgraceful rayaee. r.:
plates, meats, glasses, and the floor pIen,eonslv
with blood. .o'e'eo
We understand the whole affair was on, mn e,
pasme and before any relief could be sorsd =. ~
r. or those in his Employ, they had all escsned, ".
r. however can recognize some of them. and ~. -.
that vigorous efforts will be made fer arres,;nr
hicting upon them the utmost rigour NJ IL. -
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

", weighmaster General Bsdients report to the
Legislature is Flemish account
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

10 Da Ponte's Catholic book is getting on WELL
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

HE FIVE POINTS BEAr.-See the dirty debates Of
Congress.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

" Is Nh B-in!"
"Yes.'
"Mr T entered. ais your name B-r
"Yes sir, al your servicel''
"Well MIR. B, want to pay you counsel fee
for some advice YOU gave the other week 10 Young
woman in my employ meni called Eliza -"
advice. Sir, advice Sir''-sad the young LAWYER
in tremor.
"Yes," said Mil advice to Eliza to swear
your child against me-and with that he teok out his
cowskin, gave the scoundre dozen over the face
and shoulders. On closing the door, Mr. T. merely
said-@I believe have taken a receipt in full"
The lawyer confined to his bed for several weeks
in consequence of" catching cold" as he said
in serenadng young lady of fortune, ST. Johns
Park.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

u The sales BY Messrs. Franklin jenkins. a. ,b.; c..
room" hh day. are worthy attention The valuable Cher ,t
e house and lot known No 27i Houston street the
three ,tay h0uae No. ~ Dey street. and the ,.o b S - =
Allen street, vibe disposed of as above At - O'Clock
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

On Wednesday night in the 18th year of his age M John
Brewer painter " ~
On "Wednesday morning Mr. w. Bssing his sst year. ,.y
: On the 1st inst, Jane Thompson, aged 81.
At Bedford N Y. Mrs. Caherine Holmes rect Of n. D.
Elkansh Holmes In the I'D year other age '
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH d. 1886

On his way TO - street, Mr.. II. entered store and
purchased very superior cowhide With that in his
pocket he deliberately walked into the young lawyers
Office.
as Mr.. B-inf-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

W We would cal the attention merchants and other, n ,b
,. OF oes IN the large building No. IS Broadway corner Of
Hxenange risce connected with new Mercant Exeh
and Reading Room take place til, oy at 70 o,.,l
FraEklin jenkins. on tie prsmises .-sv
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

MARRIED.
On the LIST Inst the Rev Henry Chase, Mr. Zoph.r Min.
Eliza, daughter Of The late Henry Phillips =
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
- +. q. 81 0DDe'

lnt1dsbare uno feItep frhI,nh. o,.
S"'esi :; /" L. D'ei'e be6ft erprobte @ittsi ID
e." :, @ N@erse nno trdftises sRittsl, ,n,siff,ns =
'" aasa %ranfbsiten anb SebIern Der Mr.
9sn nne bet Den Bor,ua, ibsr oiis rna.us s..'s
au8en ar5nessn. 8eioueers II "a Ut n;.,:
''o' ~ folSenoen Befbmereen .snt,SnS.
uns. 5"den, 2ns iano einmd,ts;sSor.,,.. o."..
S,' Ss. ,'' va usenl.eo'r, IN neuen tine psraltetsS
snssn ent5dnennseh; 9luaeufelIen oSsr
y en e6mdbe terielAen. n. ,nsf.
'sfn Is pslDnsroen oiefes 70 eplen unS
smtfneI 6en Gbeiles. tueId5es ~ r.;t. ""s
'eNF3 lspn rhreH fe bier ale ~ brr.rs
men, Die anten Mirtutiosi1. 1;nn hi a tsi,as,
Iur j.. 10 % e1e'e sabre. bur6 feline eiaene. 70
'u's 81 sDenFaAe 81 Out d anoere, 0letate unb 70
s.e'et 's; Se0te'eIoenoen nit ,Sreubsn erprobf
Ger preis 1T IS gts. bas s,s,hs.x,
m" oer Ssbrau6ssorfbrift. Gin bsi!6r.
c'Ser Bertatb 1T itntuer aui,, qerfonf ua ,',,s
MIRO 5nbsreitet am (iepeffIidbsn Grfs ~ nsx
"ea!t'pla1ee N @antons tart gaut1tp S,
s'n grocer 9tabIoe pilo erlaubt. Biz
ee"ten nln es toleeer u uerfaufen. a,eff<
ffeDe proers Die oiefeS MntteI anbelan,
gen. Sollsn phnft|ieb befoIar mete,,,. slIfs
Su ostfsuttn hp f'inen bier lola ,1b bes BED
llenntsn Special Aaenteh
Or. VI Srnet gantbn.
Or. Station g. So. svo6;f,..,
Ors. Daset & suSenion ''''
2: p. Mtvsts 4 So. Rauisburah
Jcltrb Ocl IN 2Dabt,t bnre. -
'Sottfr'so Strcbel, Betblebem. "
Spf'lt'en =, St. A'oper, strasb,rs. .:.es
o. u. y. @ens & 50. 8o.ipar. 8 +.
Aea'u Me5B ptain 81. .....* :.
5ooaun DrssI eautou. 81 5..5
Se''t''a sesn!1' s,;,sns &sn"rs, .: ~. csnaburs.
=. u s. GusB NsiuereA. - 40
y. Il =. 3aro,fTp GreY.
g. so'" bF7Oasfr, ?. M:, Mieipas, Gtdtf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
Nebmtt ctadt.

Dem geebrsen WubIiRum >riro b;ermit
befanut 9emad)t eaB oas @efbdft untst
Gel. Strma ron &brjfmos, Oe,ter u. 60.
nie bisbet,, bic sum 1fsn ndhften 9iprit
fortssfhbrt rpeteen miro. Der 500 uon
Peiuiom @brltmaS mabt es nctbwenbis.
eaf ale rhdfdnbise &e1nuneen aefblo4
Ben psrorn. S6 treroe besrpeaen 6iS
cen erlfen 9lpriI trmer am a!ten Gtanb
81 fneen fepn. Wit beneu, metobe Die
NittsI riRt baben, fosIeib su b.sabler,
'c'Ie man b4l'se NadfdDt babeu.
. Das Stpbrse(bdt uno bic 0erbereH
sp.ro rte 5upOr BIZ 81 Otisem Gsrmin be-
tr'eben rpstsen. "a infer 8orratt BON
@ntern elns bseeutsnce Guantitit Don
Ntnttrt9luoren
umfaet aIs: attsr @roeersien, Sartt
Maarfn'-ble mir su nienrie,n Wreiisu III
uslfauten Ssoensen,-(o bitten mir Vim ae-
nsiBten 3ufprub.
Canton, Oct. 90. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
Gb eten erh0lten.

Der llrter3eibuste, eanfbex fir er.
wieiere @waf4 tbut feinen Sreun zen unb
Den, publitum ilberbaNpt biermis adbt.
unssspa sunc, oaB er in oeu Geeftabten
Neupott, philadelphia urb Baltimcre as.
rrsfen iR. nIlwo er Elm aldusenoes QtEort=
rtsnt Srhbiabrs. t,no Son,mer Qladren,
anQs3anft bat ,relbes Ct an leinem alten
Staneplab eiRe 2bire psftli6 bonn eenal
[neben Qrn.s Scbn Sldds Mirtbsbaus
sum S6ilo osr @lp6s] erbfnet BAT,
Sole u,ufaBt eiasu 3beil Ieiues aus.
seoebnten Qasers BON
tapelu 81 . B { QB aoret:
8laue, l6mar3s, braune, srtine, ordb, oe.
mAbte nno cabiia Gn6er @al1nnier ,,no
Gattinett iseerIep Dirt, Scmmertiiober
une bic Uerf6ieoenfen &leicuuo sliide.
Stsnrt 8onnett, Sta ieuitbe gei
Be nno eanyaB. 9 6msBer Mueline, Sraus
;tlihs gin8bams, porusAdmme 6 AID,
en- Fhr eaoleS eaeenoiib 1abas, 6als-
thber sAIicp's pen 1eoer ebattiruna,
Retinc sdawl; 8IepFifte, gispertien,
6Iansa, 9stl .@oro, aaeber s1ise.
ebenfaaS: Elm solIRanoise6 9I@.
lcrtmsrt sife,ner 2bfeL 3uder, Aafse,
abe, Cemitrte, 3ibsbeu, Sin, Broubs,
Nuu, pe,tsrelu, &isbOn. Museat, Glatst,
Otalas@ ReuorIeane Molodss.
Nle oteie une uie!s anbere 9rtiFel acer:
ben III esn bia'sften Vreilen fay baar
0slo oeer 2anossprOeutte abaelfst.
49, 9lram Mpers.
eA:tcn Suui H. 1Ss6
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
Nelie no6 SeutCcblonp.
sdnten, Oct. 90. 1885.

Dsr @nessSsnannte aeesnst slnfanos
";'e e.ns Srmbuneereife nab ftinsn,
't*n yetetIanee, Ssis tentera, ab,re.t'
~. Ano "a E. s'e melfeu 3dnbsr S.s
fae'iden & tfbloncs burd,rs;Ss,s vst .,a oee
UNA nab Der alien 5oei,uatk ~ ..n n.rs .anp'
cosr toenn bort, tIb in lfeit,<r eStssss' SsSnssa'
eon Or 'llsn e'uf'!sen tef'nost,-is fnsst f%us 3
'9 Ea' 'a,s ,sensist: 8:riefe Doumadttn ''s ea.t 81
,o%ls,es ,'.s', Ma!tdse 5ur 8eforauas ann. u,n.
"tpaeS' f@;nsr tna o. t'et er surb So 3utrsucn
~ @e;ns n"hus1s''tt h;s1,su'' eeebrt 'otroen mag.
unS "a 1''t1irn g,e',ssn ,e eaus!iSsn @etbdtnifEs
'bm, @ few "5" 5"..al umltanoe bdrsen jeben,, Der
iranbias "nsn g. fsm. ,9enft' fur bic son-
unS sSu iS,u Iu"aS an,1sa,m Der ihm abertrassnen
ten, eEN's n s"Sssaea,''enen w.. a". pbliessubet-
sSS't9tgeseh Br'efen an Senrs 'o;pS...r 'rSs ~
Ne0'aOn eta'f 60. 81 y moS;na, ;221nexss' r.
Sspt. so. 's6. 91,bb "'"''@"' ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
Gnbtnetnuu erep.

Die Gnrea ln,erse6u.tsr ,xisen bier
nit Den Sur4esn @anton's uno Dem
publifum ibe'baurt abtunsspUu an, eas
fse chisss 0etGdft Ia Der 2usearatrao
st'aBe Is 2biren mrftlib vun s. q.
Sbueioers @ifenfobr u. beinabe sesen.
aber prn 5. S6Io0ersStcbr) ensefaneen
bacen "l'pc t'e bic Sstrsibuns osfslbsn
in allen 3peisen bsabfdtisen.
gle wsroen itnmer einen 0prratb
Dureous, Stlbe, 8ettuellen, &c.
ba'tsn 10 DE hs su Den ansem: fIeu-
ttea Seoin9uneen perfaufen. Bretter ..
aHer Wrt weroen i'm Gauleb senommeu n
weroen. siebcfeu our6 senaue Qluf.
,netf'amfsit i'm @e(bdlt. eiaeu Ib,il Del
efentII3en &unolbaft 81 erbatten.
oslteaun9en .. Der @ntferuuna tper:
oen oanftar an9snon,msn unc ptpmn in
tarjslter 3eIt beiaret msreen.
9. u. Stout.
u s. 8. 8olt.
Canton Qluo. |. 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
Qln cLl b inneren.
>2r lIrtsrfrh,iehs no hennd1s;cht

Oar untst ihriebsne beua6tittet abt:
rnaspou Dae Yublitun,, cae er in Ssna:
tura upisss @sibdft in allen oefsn pe':
lhieoenen 3'rsiser ansefansen, aawc e'
S'ant nnc onoess Bhder 80 bircsn estb
t's 1T. sslns 9hteit miro e, bub{b un.
yu1 liyfe'n QIlts Q16st metoen allJ Is,
ianayn >p.eoer sebuncsn. Da er ii 3 IT:
@sibdft sstotren TT, 70 Get; ait fiet
Cen 2Ehnideu csrer su trtip'xb.u y.
bn mtt Qluttrd .sn betbleu inpatn, 8s-
atsRun8en Don Su6bsueers4irbtit irstpt
'ue' 9tt trtroen I'm eautcner Bu1ttcb'
aneencmmen.
4Ie9 ,no bep ibn tsutf6e II. snslift
6 a als'oer, 70 ,Sie autb felb bRpsrIerltt ~
Sonnet:Sarsn su tabtn.
Carl 1Eoreenbure.
Senabura @ept. 90 1886
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
9 C. g. Pemen,

stea gsietet bieimtt cttu pAtiifun
% feline Tierfte an. esine Bed:
go nuueen miro sr bi(lis ma6tr,-
% ure Die, trsgde i6 itiner scrst
anreftrauen, pirb ct nit lcrafdltser Nuf=
merFfamfeit 5u bsbontsIn fntsen.
p'e Sortte'I'' Die e'ns erfabruns son
msbrsren Jabrsn in Der alrsabune Ger
qettfunoe ibn1 seratrt-benetf einsm
,uHammsnban8enceu rsseImdbigsnllnter
ricbts:@urfus ben er in sinem ausatpebn:
ten PolpitaIe nno tnecieiuil6euSolIs ssun
erhalfer, rerosn ibn ,r,e er NIT 3uper
llbt sFoubt. in ben Staup fesen, Rrant
bsiten ourtbasbsnoe NIT GrfOle 5u tss
hanotIn. t. SeIns OIfs 1T i'm Marft=
8ifrefe bem @cuttbaule eeeeunber-
3 Ibilren u6rotb Don e 8. Bitbel's
Gtpbt. Sdntcn. Map 1S. 'S6. ! If.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09

csi NEttredtIsetns ria,tst EW bic 8rsrs
o'tt' Ole Nnrasr sor Canton uuS esr
amafeeno WbsnaGsibten, Bog sr bad
Mater Dstbdff, III alien osIfen 3peiass.,
II bstressen .sebsrff, a;s
6aEs uno Gdilo Molerep, .s.s
Jtaepatirinn8en perfbisbener gattnnaer,
Opi5Hnb Marvel. Qlub tdlt er beifdu.
e,8 8arten, Dele. ,e. Sn,n Hestauf.
sesn sbep befnoet fieb In, ndd,fftr
Sebanoe labib .. eesris Soaers etobr. )
I'M osstn 5''s,n'er. qemis @roe.
GantcH, Sulp s2, 1895.
y y. Gin ocsr 5tpsp Nrbeiter s6nnss,
tn Bsf1aitisuns finben, fouie aud, sl,a
eoes 3trsp Haatsn .. I6 eesr u gasrsa.. !.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
SIooc 8. SOnee,I
canton Nug. /. IS S3e.
Sutl9en unD WQQenm0dler

S>"'l%>" Wv %CAYkuIIlNUUSC
N!mm1 ttb blermit Die S,epbeir, sae
pubIltum adtunssoen 5u benabrtttiaen,
Dap er BON JecOb e6eaenberast fsinen
san5en Stof Materianen, 6onpwerte-
5enSe &c. enssfauft,. imp oblsee @efbaf,
~ Dem S9ap aneefan9en bat. ipsiope1 ,.
9se'rbsr1p S!ein ats Sdmic fbap bepuBt
,rar, In Der a|asp n6tolib BON eobrs
etobr uno msftIib bon s. Sossl's 9tebr.
3utleben,glss, Wogeu auer Dirt,
w'roen na9 far5elter 8sltelIuns fdbu uno
oansrbatt. fur biuise preile ssmatt. Gr
peift s'nen She'll Der bfeutliden Aunbs
'6aft ourb bebarrtibe llulsuerfiatt,Psit u.
'pa"ttIldfs't Su petoiensn. Sm 8. flse
esner san8en, in Den pltlibsn Staateu al:
farrme!tsn, erfatruns siaubt er periide,t
81 lepn' raB Ielne q belt in eiefem Staat
n'bt aeertrcf<n trercsn ri.o.
2 ODER 8 OslslIen fSnnen iesleib 8e
lbaftisuns fneen. ebsnfaae 1-2 etbr
1nneen. Canton at,aaft 26. 1856.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
ou eetmletbem e0er 3u perfaufeu.

nutstl6riebener Bat 2 plantaiben, bic
ef lehr elals nsrfanfsn srhr6e; lleaen bspsl
% 'shr oortbeilhaft gum Marst, eiae oas
Don bat einens fsbr snten MhbIfis. tait.
s,nft', ME febleneea MatTsr, ante ,puelIsa
'elas fam fcsteieb il, BeiiB asnptnntssa
meroer. Gin pas lieet ain Dhio ganaI
"no trhrbs s'ne Der beftsn 8eleaenbeiRn
fbr cine 9lertreuerss rnb Diftilirp fem
ptniafteps pen gtesslaue BIC ebiuiectbe.
Hhr eas 9sdesre beTraee x.an I'D in Cane
..1' S,D: d. 0iappe. Il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
s. u t g t 8 y r.

Die nrtsrfbrisbenen senabrid tiasn iar,
PSreitnoe uns bas Vublitum iiserbanrt B nf
lie sinen 9atfohtin oem tn 3ih von gi.
Widioat benpbnten 3immer an cer fac:
Sftli0eu Gde Dee MarEt: Dicreefes, trbff
uetbaben, dino ite bettdncie auf 6an,
oaiten MootaAe 0hte
aller Dirt nerfertiet BOA ren beftsn Ulater
siatisu. Sic tpsrbea i'm Yrpeen uno &lei.
nen 70 trubfeil psrfanfen aIs irasuo eint
anoere Quts gisberIage i'm We(fsu.
Durb bsttdbtlibe Grfabrnna in, 6ut:
,,iatersslhaft. bcffen iIe alIssmsine 3u.
frteoenbstt 81 9eirdbren, nno einen lbsii
Der ohtnfliben Runbftaft in erbaltsa Il.
,t peroienen. Der bt6ffe preis wirs
leoeryeit besablt for YeI3e. 1000 pf
W Que Dirb perlaust. q. u. s. guraer.
&Anscn, atps. %. 1885. 10 eM
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
9isue 0uter! |!

Eis uatrf6riebensn nabmen f1 Gle
6rspbtlt oas publifum siermit snbenaet:
rIdtiasn baB fte 70 ebeu erba!ten baben
Elm ahort'nsnt }oorte N:aaren als :
sattlsrmaaren. 9st,sabs'n, 8lasbalse
fir Sbmieos nammer, N:sel 5eniter:
9!ae, SsI. Sarben, Shaufeln tub gar,
aeu%1bee &sfsi. pfannen. Msner une
@absln, eeafsL .Brillsn. yidtel ltbde. @af,
fssmhbIen, @aH'..~.tfsr Sc grsttsr.
S6abtaahsr Ritt Cdpb Drabt Siao.
faeen SsiIen, 0ntmabe, S,fen 8artsn
sbeeren. Sinserbdte une Waoeln, 9isr-
Ter MdRr Stabl, Qcb'I, Mon.irauaen,
6irniF, &c. ~ ben bilioftsn preilen.
Wap g8. 8s6. Ol. Sotn(pn II. 60
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
D- 'EWSNF s9N wv .
eH:tcn Suni IL 1885.
0ojen unD ,Sartor

y VH UEU = q 0C
Qaeen fo ebsn ertfnet etlibe etnde febr
toltIb 8esrudter OfHsliue~ 9,rebams H.
atlos, Sptaie Sadonstt. ebeufolls cine
au'e NnemablruTifbsr unb irtancijtber
se'nmane, ale: 1914 rnnifbes ebieiiua;
81 %. 81 n. iO4 b.. Hama{t, Ga u. H.
1914 &c. spei6e 9ifbthber 8 4u. 1914
traane 90. 4weife Ssrpieltn; IA irtltj
S'anen; 9ans eerne-u.eo ls.nsn cans. .ef
5oaIStnbsf.
ManFaon, N'tia ufl 81. 1885. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
e tab | anuf oetur.
Dnitbor uno 6oas -

~ Ger Euetara'rae Suabe, Canton,
Oepnabs .N.Sdneioer's gtobY
asdernber,, .,-.z. -. =.
SesnHesn adfunseppu ibre & sunes
nno oae pHbHtgt,'. cap lie Htbeass 81.
.fbdft in etm 5resten @eraube, tpsft!id,
, 9ta. s. 9lie's 'sitttsbaus ana,fa,
ss>>. aaf 9aao baten uao ~ b,l,.as .
preiss inn' Df eaafe anSisls.,, sin asp,
fse uno ps.Stbtiass 4.G.x;;m,nt pan
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09

Sleent 8etlcner uno anoers ar
ten; r- T. =
aae reIdbs pom befen Material uno ca
rantirt ,petoen.snt seartitst so fepn. =
slEe gthbie rspafiri uno an9slt.iebsn
erpsi:SifniB 5aiag erfaufe.
pappslplanfen. maiSen, Mossen,
9SeHDforn. une aue aneere Mrtens Gan:
oeepioSntte. ,perben fat 3ahlnns far
sirbsif aneenomnsen. .. n. s..
esntsat Snny 20. 1855. tostf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09
9ottItrs
NBpbEaleiaIs rsanals !--Sbat 8sb!.. !!

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-09

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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05

We have placed upon our first page the
Inaugural Address of Governor Ritner,
"the Washington County Farmer" 1t is
sound and wholesome document. 1t is
matter of encouragement and congratula-
ton among Antimasons, to sec their truly
republican principles distinctly recognized
by the Chief Magistrate of great and pow
rlul Commonwealth. Antimasonry after
all is the only true Democratic standard.
We'll did MIR Webster say, "Ifthere be
among us any so high, as to be too high for
the authority flaw, or so low, as to DO too
low for its regard and protection, or if there
he any, who by ony means whatever may
exempt themselves from its control, then,
TO that extent, we have failed to maintain
ali equal government"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05
a PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE

a PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE
L a CULTURE OF SILK, adapted 10
the Climate and Soil of the United States
BY F. G. CoMsTocK, Secretary of the Hart
ford County Silk Society, and Editor of
the Silk Cuturst. Illustrated by Engra-
wings
The interest in all parts of the United
States in the Culture and Manufacture of
silk, manifested by the constant calls for
information on the subject, has induced
the publisher to have prepared a plain
Practical Treatise on the Cultivation of the
Mulberry and Rearing silk Worms, adap-
ted 10 the Soil aud Climate of this country
and to the wants of plain practical men.
The Practical Cuturst in this country
needs directory adapted to the Soil on
which he plants his trees, and the Climate
in which he rears his worms, without ref
erenCe to Soils and Climates less congenial
to their growth. 1t has been therefore the
object of the author to makea treatise
strictly practical, emitting nothing of inn
pol lance and adding nothing of useless
or eXtraneous character.
As making the raw material into Sew
ing silk and Twist is very praftable TO
the silk grower, all necessary information
for TINT purpose will be given.
This work is in Press and will soon be-
published in n duodecimc of about 100
pages, in handsome binding-prce so
cents. A part the edition will he put
up in elastic covers to be forwarded by
mail.
Editors of Newspapers who win givo
the above three insertions, with this notice,
and forward their paper with the adver-
tisement marked, shall be entitled to n
copy of the work, to be forwarded to their
order.
WM. C. COMSTOCK.
Hartford, Dec. 1885.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-01-05

THE CONFEDERATION.

| The ruins are now smoking over little
more than fifty-two acres. The number OF
buildings varying from five to seven hun.
dred, embracing the fairest portion of our
city. Great as has been the loss we are
persuaded that it has been greatly exag
gerated. Generally it has been put down
from twenty to thirty millions, and it has
been said that all the Insurance Cos. are
ruined. We believe that the actual loss
has been doubled, and that large portion
of the offices will pay all their losses and
have n surplus left. The loss will fall very
heavy on foreign merchants and on dis
tant citizens, as many of the commission
houses hold their goods merely on consgn-
ment. We turn our eyes first to the man
who has lost his building, but the fact is
that every person in our city is u sufferer
The man Of fortune has lost his stock. We
know of one individual who has lost in
stock and goods at least half million.
W y. Dai. .ldv.
An extraordinary number of Law Suits
will probably grow out of this calamity.
Many of the stores were leased for years.
BY decision of the Court of Errors, the
occupants must pay for their leases asmuch
as if no fire had taken place.
Another result is the extraordinary rents
which the owners of vacant buildings and
new stores have already agreed to demand.
Store rents have already advanced from
100 to $50 per cent
"Hush a Baby" On the second night
after the conhugration, n couple of gentle
men observed stout Irish woman making
up Pearl street, near the corner of wall
with large bundle under her cloak When
she saw the gentlemen looking at her, she
Immediately commenced singing
'IIush n baby--still a baby,
Hush baby by"
The gentlemen thinking that the poor
baby was quite troublesome, offered also
their aid to quiet its infant restlessness.
'Oh bless your honor, she's asleep now
The gentlemen still persisted i'll havingia
peep at the blooming little chcrub. She
resisted--but it was no go. On opening
the cloak they found that the dear little
creature in the terror of the moment, had
actually changed into an arn1uI of the
richest silk and satin goods, slightly burned
at the ends. The aficctionate mother was
instantly secured.
The Transcript states that, by the fire in
New York, the Insurance Offices IN State
Street, lose from S10000Ja $I20000. The
Manufacturers, Office loses $4,000, the
Franklin 100000, Merchants $4,000, Ma
tional $4,000, American not ascertained,
probably $4,000, Firemens' $4,000. The
Merrimack Manufacturing Company, at
Lowell, lose $4,000, Hamilton $4,000
Salisbury SG5,000, Appleton $4,000, York
(NIaine) $1,000