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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
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RO 20 S ) te schinr an Enplish
- School in the town Of Richmond, in the
hosse lately occupied BY DIR. Warner. A. & 10
supposed there are pupils sufficient ~ the town
aud vicinity TO form schoo, without lut~sgNeiue
with those already established, he hopes that
those who feel interested Will render him their
assistance in enceavoring to promote the causs
Of Education and Morality in this part Of the
couatry. lie proposes teaching the various
branches Of English Education, together with
the Latin and Greek languages aud by constant
and unwearied attention to business hopes 20
merit the appreciation Of h" employer.
f3-SctIool TO commence May 3Ou,. Tuition.
the Customary prices.
Richmond, May 25sh, 1886 2i0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

ONE SPINNER .4.ND ONE WEAVER.
Wanted Immediately at the Steam
Nil and Wo,ilen factory at Newpor,
Wayne County Indiana. ten miles Norti.
of Richmond. Cons'an; employ aud good
wages .sil! be given.
OSBORN, REYNOLDS, & Co.
J.h month, 3Oth 1886. EFT.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
THE STATE OF OHtO,2 &C
Montcome,v coupt~ %.

montgomery county,
Gabrael c. Isenberger and Eliz-0
abeth his wife,
Esther Butt, Solomon Butt, ia ~.
cob Huffman aud Polly Huff In oha"cefy
man his wife, Thomas Bowler
and Sarah bowler his wife, and
Others.
IN pursuance ofan order Of the Court
Of Common Pleas of said county at their
April Term, 1886, the SAID defendants.
J ,coo Huffman and Polly his wife and
Thomas Dowier and Sarah bis wife, are
hereby notified that the said compliments
f!ec, on the 10Th day o. February, d. 1888,
their bill against SAID defendants and 9th
ers, charging that Jacob Butt sen'r died,
abou, the middle OF July, 1884, in said
county, seized and possessed Of real and
personal! estate to Il large amount, being
certain heirs at law named in said bill !:
That Oh the 22d Gav Of July, 1884, paps Z
writing purPorting to be the last will and
testament of the said Jacob Butt sen'r
was exhibited to the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Mont gomery county for probate
and execution thereof granted to Jocob
Ne.pe and Samu-! Butt, the Executors
therein named; that said paper wiring was
rot III .ac. and IN truth IN, last will and
testanlen; ofsa!d Jacob But. decd, and
that tie execution thereof vas procured
AMI obtained by undue influence and fraud
ulent representation, and said complain
ants pray in the SAID bill that said fraudu-
lent and pretended Will may be set aside
as wholly null and void and of none effec;
III l. W, &c
Thc said defendants, Jacob. Polly, Tho
mas and Sarah, are hereby notified that
unless they appear and plead, answer or
demur TO s,sid oil within sixty DAYS after
the next term of said Court, TO wit: the
SD day OF august next, that said CT m
pIa,nanss will apply 20 said Court to take
the matter ofslid bill as conft ssed as to
then. and order and decree accordingly.
B. order Of the Court.
EDW ARD ". DAVIES, Clerk.
hlcNurr & TnRusros, Sol',rs. D :9w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

which he offers for safe on reasonable terms ::
and wishes the public to call ard examine for
themselves
n. d. Clocks and watches Of every dcso,ip-
ton carefully repair ed and & warranted for one
year Except wooden locks.) Mathematical!
and surveying instruments repaired. Spectacle
glasses fitted to old frames. County and cor
poration seals, door and trunk plates engra,e ed
in the shortest notice.
fEj-Oid Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Richmond, June Is, 1896 eff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

CURroUs PRocLAMArIoN.-ln 1647 a
proclamation was issued by Henry
VIII. that woman should not meet
together to babble and talk and that
all men should keep their wives in
their houses.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

HEnoU.-Mr Jenifer, Of Md and NJ.
Bvnur, Of r. Carolina. both members Of
the House Of Representatives, had an df-
fair Of honor, on Tue sday morning last,
BIadensburg. Six sho.s, dni no dam
age GoueM concluded by honorable ad-
iustment =! The gentlemen Sem to
have been nervOus-tremuiou Of band,
or dim OF vision. Mr. Bynum has been
held up as "A Hair 'rrigger.-IIe can hard
" swacger it hereafter. Qrerc-Werc
The pistols charged with ball. or waddi"g
or only with powder?-IcIN. GAz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

Mr.. HASNEGAN of indiana, who has
been for some time confined to his
room by severe indisposition. was
sufficiently recovered 10 be able TO
resume his seat in the House OF Hep
Yesterday.
Globe June 9.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
NEW ARRIVAL.

EDMUND EvENS his lasely mceived
an additional supply Of GOODS - M -.
corastisg o. Coach Cover ard Liaisgs, SkisGng
.nd HarDesa, Sole and Upper Lesahss, CT
L::tsss s.d - 49,, nstsaz -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
Farm for sale.

4eSA Farm for sale.
eEsSS TIE subscriber offers for sale
the FARM where he resides,
~1~ living four miles north Of Richmond
on t - neg road opened frcm the west side of
RichmoId to Newport. The place contains ~
acres, with "A comfortable Dwelling House, out
houses, SC. also, thriving young orchard.
Persons wishing to purchase small FARM
would do well to call and examine for them
selves. ISAAC B. HAlNES.
9Th mo. 25th, 1886. 25tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
cs- oc Dc.

Cloths. cas- imeres and sst,,nens of ev-yv
color. gaslity ard price; Valencia, Mer-
sa,i!ss. silk. sa'tia. and bomb sin ves,incs:
800 pieces cs';co-asso.'cd; Ugh, and dark
eiaghams; printed muslin>; black. white
and green SsrSe wells. black lace d.;
chaly-h.rnan;; six; sewing silk: Cause
ard fancy dress i'dk'.s; plain and figured
Swiss mu>lias. book do, pialn md crnsa.
ba3red d.; 'acone,s aud cam.r,cs Grccisu
and hoCh;a",, Iaces and tao,irss. thread &.
bobb'nei laces ard e. g;pgs; cause and
lustring r,bbons- assorted; white and black
tta'inn Grape: Grape lisse; hook mu>l,a
h'dkfs. pongee and sill, Il gg do; white
and col"red worsied and cotton hosierv-
corded skirt; grcde maps. c-"de-z;ne, liaI.
ran, sinche ~ nd 4rsret SKIS; honbasiues.
bninbazet's and ciTcassians; beaver,ecn.:
bangup cords: Mexican mixtures, RWcr
do. blue drills; s,osnlan.s; P,,ia|N,rgh cord,
hrocheEn; p,incet,a; black. III Ind green
Grape casnlet; brown French linens; grace
cloth; blue and yellow nankcens; er.nin-
cts; linen diaper; &, Z. and 8 Or. cotton
do. Russia CO.; checks, ticks, &c; 10 to
20 bales domestic goods.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

John Page has been elected Senator
Of the United States fiom the State Of New
Hampshire, TO fill the vacaUov ccc7sioned
by the resignation Of Isaac Hi. ami has
arrived in this city, anu taken his scat
NAT. Intel.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

@Of earthly goods, the bert 10 . good wife,
A hsd-the oitte1cresG curse il lie"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
E. r. TUR Err.

HAS jus: received from New York
and Boston. general assortment Of SPRING
AMI 81 MEN EODDS-<e.ected expressly 81
this m arset. and vii. be. sold at reduced psicea
The following are among the xoods rrcssvsd:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
From the C,ncinnati oazss.e .rsuns vi.

From the CiDcinnaG 0azsspc u June III
STEAM BOAT DEsTRCCTION.--'rhes steam
boat Rob Roy burn. a boiler while unde,
way from N. 0. for Louisville. on the eve.
ming Of June 9. The accident occurred
when she was under way. near Columbia.
on the Mississippi. The following gives
an account how il occurred. and the CON
sequences. 1t is an extract of letter
from the clerk of the boat:
The engineer on watch, Mr.. Thomas
Brown, says, the water was above the up
per cocks in each of the side Lo.lesrs, which
il is evident from the manner the fines col-
lapsed, being from ne side, ard rot from
III. top TO bottom as is the case when
caused by wan, Of water. the engine
had been stopped 70 oil the ris, AMI ship
bi'gs pump. The zine from taking nti
and letting on steam. vas not more Than
two minutes. The boat was run ashore
as soon as practicable, and every possible
cxertion vas used by the passengers, ply
.icians Of Columbia, and boats crew 20
relieve the sufferers. At 3 O'Clock the
North American, Capt Breden. came along
eide and towed US to this place. The suf-
ferers are all comfortable as circumstances
can render, in good houses, five doctors ia
The number now lost and
dead, is II. How many more will die, we
cannot say.
A MAGNryIcENr PRoJEcr.-The
project of the independence Of Tex
as has already given rise in New Or
leans to splendid design. which, if
carried out, will create quite j new
era in the history of part of the
commerce in this country. 1t is well
known that steamboats, Of five or SIX
hundred tons burthcn can ascend the
Red River az high as Natchitoches-
and it is now proposed in a New Or
leans paper, that a rail road shall be
from that piont through
a gorge in the Southern Rocky Noun
tains, and thence to the Gulf of Cali
fornia. Such a work would give to
New Orleans access in the East lndi-
an, Peruvian, and CHILEAN trade. which
would enable her to set competition
at defiance. 1t appears to Us. how
ever. tat it is not by the Red River.
but by the Rio Grande, tina; this
must be effected. if
at all. This last river has q course
estimated at from 1900 to 100 mics
in extent, and can be asccnded By
steamboats, of IigiI;'burthen nearly
700 miles, which viii be within an
incons.derable distance of the Colora
of the West. river that emptics into
the Gulf of California. 1t Is pro5a-
bic that a portage rail road conncc-
ting these two rivers need not be OF
greater length than two hundred
miles.
If this communication were open
ed, the route to India and TO the Yves
tern coast Of South America would
be shortened more than one half.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
REMOVAL.

w. X. & S. l.. Foulke have RI
moved their store TO the north side ,
VI in Street, next door east Of the Ban
Richmond, jane l. 1886. eft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

UNITED STATES BANK.-The Erie
Gazette of the Cd INST. says: Nv G
learn. from good authority. that the
Branch of the U. $. Bank vii! be cs-
tablished at this place between this
and the first of August.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
TAKEN UP. by JAMES


no other marks or brands perceivable; about
"A - hands high, light made, supposed to be
3 years old last spring and appraised TO So by
Johh Willis and William fowler.
The above is a true copy from my book OF
esfrays JOSHUA CANADAf, IL r.
6:l, mo. 18th, 1896. 25:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

VALUE OF A SAw-NiuL.-A man
having a saw-mIll to sell, recommen-
ded it very highly. on account Of the
value of the saw-dust-it being the
best food in the world for cattle wien
mixed with meal. A purchaser hav-
ing taken it on this recommendation.
began to feed his cattle on saw-dus;
and meal; but finding they didn't
thrive very well on their new food.
he incurred Of the former owner what
the reason was! "Ah." says he. ''the
reason is clear enough, you don't
know how to mix it, YOU should use
less saw-dust and more meal!'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

AplouRSMENr.-The House have
the 4th Of July for adjourn
ment; the Senate viii. no doubt, con-
cur GIN. cAz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

The subscriber o1ery for sale the
handsone situation where he now resides,
on the National Road, Immediately wext
Of the Bridge nj Rcis,rond. There arc
sixteen acres Of LAND, well improved;
a good dwelling and o,t buildings with ex-
ce:'cnt s.aa!.ng. TIE situation would
make first rate Tsvurn Stand.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber on
the premises.
AENER HUNT.
Richmond JUICE 4. 1885. C2-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

JUST RECE[TED.
And for sale at the store of the
subscribers, north east corner Of Main and
Front streets, 81 Dt3Z. KELLEY'S
GRASS SCYrHES. BRUSH Soy riiES
STRAW KNIVES aud SCYTHE
SHEDS.
G.. & c. MENDENHALL.
Richmond month 81 1885. 22-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

Locks, latches, screws hinges, butts, dee
and rasps, saw setts, rules, gauges, iron ds
steel squares, hammers. iron, Japan and
brass candle sticks. snuffers and trays.
brass and tin fossets, screw and drive
knobs, plain and cut glass do, brass COM
mode knobs and rings, gun locks, percus.
sion caps, fire irons, brass and iron aud
irons, fry pans, shcse.s, spades, hoes, trac.
and halter chains, ils,vices, stceiy ards,
patent balance, hones sad scy the stones,
states, curry combs: Razors, hives, knives
and forks, caissels. braces and bits, draw.
ing knives, hatchets, cutting knives, grass
and corn scythes, plane irons, auger..
Cimhlcts; hand saws, mill and cross cut do.
sheep shears, carpenters adj, axes, DC.
general assortment of SCHOOL and
BLANK BOOKS.
A large lot of : .DDLERY and SAD
DLER'S TOOLS.
Glass, Gina and Ouscnsuare.
lRoH, Nails AND Cas- rrNcs,
BOOTS and SHOES Of all kinds.
Tuscan and Leghorn Bonnets.
GPOccr ies.
Orleans and loaf sugar. imperial & young
Tyson tea, Rio and Laguira coffee, spice.
pepper, indigo, madden. ginger, rice, &c,
THE above goods were mostly puscl,a. ed
previous IT, the rise Of goods aud can be cold
low. Purchaser, are respectfully invited 10
call and ex mine the stock.
Richmond, April 30, 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25
n a iii n : e q . q IS.
JOHN ~ PAGE

Ep ESpECTFULLY informs the inhab-
AN itan's oe Richmond and vicinity. that
nc hss commenced the above busineS -
the s!:op formerly occupied by Caleb Shes
ron. where he intends constantly to keep
ID hand a general a. .o:tment efFUK and
WOOL iATS-pia;n ard fashionable. At
the bes, Quality. Those who please Ia.
favor him With their custom mzy rely IN
prompt attention 10 their osdes1, and I'll
cavo,s gratefully acknowledged.
NIB. All kinds Of Furs and Lambs
Wool wanted. J.P
Richmond, Nav %, 1888. 2Jsf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

Gabrael c. Isenberger and Eliz-0
abeth his wife,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-25

Esther Butt, Solomon Butt, ia
cob Huffman aud Polly Huff
man his wife, Thomas Bowler
and Sarah bowler his wife, and
Others.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30

fen. Sierouf miro hhsr eis Seub,
itummsu Nnltalt eererst glnit
Sc sufdelitbe 9erbsnerunssn fine
AN een 9ranettheesn s(mabt
:tporoent uno sic Nn5abLost 56a-
linse bat ltsb i'm leeten SoAr per-
srb6ert. Gie Witts!oer 0eletN,
ung, fopobl lissrarlE Eb AZ n1era-:
lifb, llno rsiblib; u. nsa 0anp
arbslt uno Velebruns IN sn:bonls
lben Sanittn nod oAlu temmt
70 ,peroea Die 3bstinse bsIm Nuj-
trltt aus Der An)tats, flb ,u nls.
liten 8hrsern qaalifjtrsn. Gun
.befonosrtr 3 eri bt hb;r osn
:Staao ose(er Nn'1alt [fo sbren-
veH fir ben StaaD plro Der NG
fembiD barb Ole 8oaro ess Sru'
aIea-.tss eaufe gsssnwar!iser
|giban3 porssisst feerosn. =
Die 0lreftorea.esr 5rssntaa..
italt beribtsa nib, Oas mt Afr'
'gta btuns p,s Otbiuoss neD
feln Anfan5 ssfnabt sporoeu 1T,
|j.osb aus m ,tsrlaiisn auf bstis
'plase {tno, 70 oae es I'M nabasa
3asy nater Dab f,p:l tpiro.
/; Die Srulliss, unt,r. .einem Be-
;l1us osftest,a NGsinb.p aass'
,fsat fa: ola 8 pef etnsr NpRalt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30

n6roIihcn Srdnse Der 9eretnist.
e taatsn, pen De nit tefagte1
enis1 sar psA:D'eanIlden grin.
se. 2oit suitimiI,t'n9 oss Con
artGss 1T fcmit purtb cine pe3i,
eus Asts III Cer 0eregol,un9 in
I6ten Nbfd,ut!t 0es 7tea 2lrtifeti
osr S snjlltutien ess Staats $
seeebsn, uno bapureh Gle oaril
pslifj,rts 2inie unmlperuftd
fstfsslteIlt, ohe 9eron!oBuns suu
Strsit entfsrnt, unb o1n tdrm;n
Den Nn'prabsn ser Seb bbroen pef
Wich'gan e'eblsts, euf 9etidte
bactest tnnerbaib Der Gcnllitu~
tIensacn 8rsn,en aafesss Gtaats
stn enotibee Sic! gefeet. ::
Sebr ausfubssitb mirn nun L
Der Die gdnosrepsni iber GandE-
e tra6sn sselsgt,d'e tlaterfu1
uasen Miusae gefprothen. (
gan, S0luse olefsr mstner lee
tsn Mittbeilunst lsbs lb MIDI b
pcesn, eolf rem Boriilhrtst os.
9erbei1sruns nno nprseshefte.
weblilanO oes z taate Sen Bid
III ritten. gs RI erIt s5 Sabre
fsitpem mir sur gyiltens sines un.
abbh,si8cn Staets uns erbpbes
; ;babsn, init elmer Sep5tfsruns .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30
9onpernbrs Betbftbaft.

Die e6ttlitte 9prfsbuns bat
es mir persbnt nabmals ,u gub
ja pretben, uno In grfiIIuns Il.
ntr tenftitutieneaen Yfibt gu0
cine gtDranste lsterfiebt eer SIC,
stsruns porsulessn, uuo turer
Nufrt,erffa!nfeit folbe Maasre-
geil III smpfebIen, ais srfeoerlitb
fno uno cure ernfts Grtpa9uns
p.rDisnen. ~. g
Scr erife Gesenitanh,. aber
spel1en Der 8supsrn6r ficb psr-
bseitst, LII Die 9srnsneuns oer
sllsbsrfdu6gelber. 81 lagt !: btefs
9elper ssbaren Ssrjugsrpeiit Dem
9sss Ger Heibs uao Dec Nrms
baben glsiebss Heht baran u. 20
fodss In bsran Dsrweneune be,
foneerf Giifbi auf zine sleibs
Gerfbsi1ans 6sr Daraas sntfprin1s
enDsn lD Dehitsatea eeneiii.n rpsr,
0ea. SD batk riA nbss oisfsa
NtgeHsIaRo peoasM, uao nm biz
IL HEphfba4asl uatef iebf &lafis
Der Ganaahyig 80 1.rtHtiteR faa
e. fesata bsa,rn N.an sar Der,
apenoang DisfsT 0siesr Aa3sbea
nlstbrs Bsr psaoaag 1ar 4 ffsrs.
fatxss 1fs q: ps,iti s:1 s. -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30

sam untsrrici,t Der D!iliosn oea
SStoots, in OubItoben unc rneb-
antfd>sn &un'ten, bsristten mid,
ooB fl DE usbefleu9uns 9tmons
nea baben, oaB Ser 0tgernano.
ole ernlil6ffs Srwdqans pero.s-.
sls un0 DeS Sduess Der Staats-
gefes9sbuns wilrois frn.
2is(e Nnltalten find idmmtlsd,
son sinsn, nobl,b dtigsn Gbarac-
ter. Ois fur Den llnterriht Der
$oublsunmtn bat unter estn.
Ssbus Der 9s!sRashang nsshrsre
sabre slufn Ten SetteaU9 ses
babt. Die Srren AnitaIt .It
putb Die AIsntolp asnebn,sgt, Elm
Dlae oa5u an3tfaaft, Materiol7
len jun Aufbau aasel eltbafrt 4u,sp
man boft oa6 rs i'm eauft ces'
ssoma1snoen JabrssHr aufnabms
Fp,n patientta fsrtis krn wiso. 1
Rs,as SIad> tlnlsrtr M.te hrsel
batmsbr Na'psu:b auf unite Miti
asflbl, als Diajsnigent snstebs ihF
re Qerffanoes bseaubt lino.
ltnfsr Staat5suebthaus 1T nun
fsiuss 8saepoung mare e5saNt
!; SO Sttahings rpsniger ais TIN pqrt
hsraebenosn Sai3y. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30

~ ~ " Aa@sss.. N
|usssfts 60, ,np, cbutrtr.
2Sir baben IS ertebt ME tie
2EaloNn9en tsnter Der J5ano res
Sset6es 9efalen fino, wie Dte
wilonlb in ongenebtne 9drttn
uno fru0tbore SsIoer bern enbelt
putpe,-Gtdtte sab Obrfer er-
ftauoen-Gondle, gtlenbobnen u.
Stro6eu Oeuenoet ooer I'm QEerF
On Der Steue Don gBismams
prdebtise Bpbubduier unD cine
Sep6Iesrun9 [bepIduf9 9efbds1
Don / l-2 Million, tueenrbafter
perlfdnoiser unb umternebmenoer
Dlr9er dber unltr 0ebiet eusee.
treitet.
Die leRten 4 Sabre Gno cine
ptrlooe 9etpefen, tpdbrenp petber
Der Wcblfano bes @taats unver-
9lslhhb lbueu ;ueeuommen bat.
1Bdbreuo oieler peripoe erbeb
ll6 oer Oer.pidelte Grenslreit;
ooch nit 0iIfe Der 0or(ebuns
puroe eieEr Gtreit ourb oen
Gon9reB osr 9er. Stooten III e.
mem slldliben @nbe esbrodt.-
Ser Staat Obip nimmt cine e.
babenen Gtelun9 Elm uno mus
nab feiner 2ose in Der Solesaeit
elnen mabtlgeu i@infuB ouf Die
8ettitf1unS Der 9lotlon ousdben.
Gr 1T Elm Ncterbou treibenoer
@taat uno tnuB es 70 lanae blei-
ben ais Der 2ldsrboA NIT r1ebr
0lusen betrleben &perDcn fonu ais
Monufatturen. 9ltt 2lusnobme
Der Nrtifel Salj uno @iIen .{ino
Die Manufnftursn in Nbip bon
fener beOeAtun9.
Dles lit ,rob1 INeinlicb oas lee,
tema(, DoB tneine G tImme in ben
efent!iben Beratbuneen bes ct.
sebbrt peroen miro ; tcb fann oie
VeforsnlB nibt ausorideu, tpel,
6e tO feinen flnfttsen gpDb(s
itano bese'--DoB Der 2!umihti,
&c Neelerer oes QBsltoQs feinen
(bheenben 2Irn1 lber oenCelben
ausbreiten, fetnen Nssierern
2Belsbeit etnf6Bsn, uno oue ibre
Anitren9uhsen ouf Die tlnternis-
un9 toIGer Maasrsgeln rid,teu
n'b9eni ols ain bel1en berebnet
lIno, @tnfIdt 3u oerbrsiteu, Eu-
9eno Su beforoern, bss 9elFes
Woblfabrt uno 0ldef Su erbbben,
oss @taotes unobbdnsiefeit uno
9cuseronitdt, uno oes 0unoes
2Sobfabrt, ju bebolpten, 1T Ser
aufrt6ti9e Wunl6 Sures ssbur,
lamen OtensrS,
bert2uras.
Columbus, Dec. 6. 1876.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30
8aterlanb6freunD.
G. q II t o n, % tto,
Sreptos Den 80. Oee. 1886.
TDen1 0ssIenoe boben nir
'eine wibtigs Dthisfeitsg erbol@
zen. -. -..- .-

'eine widtiss ylthisteitsa erbal-
Ten. -. -..-
6Sie Mittbeilung ees 0fn.
Bs = s., ,nibsa wtr fir biefe
Wphe osrfcEisben. Wir rsroen
lie absr lrAdite Wobe einrieten.
G. Nab ben ne1,effn Maebs
sitbten ppn Wa1btnsten III Ger
nrsGosnt 0hr umppbl, CT Faa ben
Sihunsen nitbt beDweknen. .Gr
piDmtt j:oen 5as spep Stnnoen
LINEN Cabinet uno 1leusu Wits.
beilunssn feine NuftntrffamEels.
Seln ,Is,t, Gr. 9unt, rerbiftes.
KIN Eotn eefiIb feiner sreunbe
,luluaehMcn, inetm ihm Dos
Sprshtu f;hr bel 9 Aa hen
,t,ngt.
gsif1 cine gittfttift a1 bta
seusreG i,ls llinlaaf, ,sin tenfsl-
sen Ill srfuIhen snsn eeuebfibusm
an 3sobins NtsfaA:I tatsst,. Gs
III Oft fir diTt4eAr sefsihiiieb
Beg Der ssa:et ecEs ssrbss su f.
;ssla. .: = I 80
- r, i.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-12-30
g Rtujabr8sm IN d
far ben
gattrtanDsfreltnb,
an 1fsn 5anuar 1897.

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Neft ur,fbIvnsen scn benz 1anes
:. NSrssrliebes Gnelibeelt -
Ssbut tats: e;nsun HubeanSe-
cid Der 8tit-in @aun' uno 3slt.
Dcb fein srpHts NerlaRgeth
SIT adfsi'i8 usnfan8et',
gson ote 3sititrrms 5eberfbeneer S'nt
Da,npfeno ces Gerben6 ::::sFcetrres'Siat. &.
Don Der mieae -bis 3utn @rabe,
sucbt Ser mtnib ses esbenS @tad /;
s Ga Der Btsis an, Manosrftats, ...
pebt nod feIblt ben SOtl1eblif.
Dob spobin er ion trsnoet,
: eiebt ribn frubtles 9efpsnoet-- +
Dsau ber DersansIibtsit tbotenoe9ano,
9sribt mdps9 agsralteno nbes Ness
uno eane.
llnlebulb tuftsno. mie bic 8lAte,
uno pie an Daften reid;
Deu Don garter 9sr5ensehte,
Wabf eas Sinh Der 8lut1s s!eiea.
Der Matter 3srsens=Sreuse,--
Dee BaterS Stpls ned 9sute:--
60 maneelt's nit frab!ihsn, freuo1aen
Sinu -
Dob @orsen febou 1T es oss gfabts
Getpinn
Jsyaftsstfalteno, ,-Srubtsers
ipysbeas,
Raft beB Nndbeu t,1uut'rer SinR,
2sbensftot-uno SseHoe fu3eno,
Durh ees 9sbenS 8abn oabin.
gsiu .eerS fiebt in fsr6tlo{en, Soften
Die Ibore Der Breaoe fsts often;
Do6 eb' NOD bic 1!uase cen 5rnebtfsl1
ersblisBt.
nirb rafb f5s son, warsencsn eassl
sefpiset.
Rsid an inniasm @sfable
Sesleupo4er 3drtiibteit,
Sin Den Sungfrau f1b uro Snn9I;us,
Sn bes 0erSens 8ihtensen!
Sie Ieltf-fb cine Melt
Sb au6 oas all ,erfaut!
Do1 (bmsrslib 3err'unet Der teelsse
Sraursf :
Sba perI9iin5et ees Grab 9 nnerlattlib'
Ct Maun!
WaAtis- aret6 Der Esess, t"eblnc,
Setbf ces Ssa,meS araaiet Mhtb :; |
MALT Der Nlann, apen 8hde ntcsene-
Dusb bss ssb:ns Ganpf pou Nutb. |
BelI lDuncsu, bpdD nie NOD beGsatt
Gsia Qsrs fels-es6 s&id(aI ss'
- fris1ef
,g3is bas @seb teeucst ess Samplers
- ,Raun,
Dud, mas i'm tsItelte "Gs smar
rein Iraam!" "
GIenb. H1afE--5 5as,.h & srhe qsiAeu,
Jeosr @attun9, jtosr xrt 7
SaHt burd5pebt nit man6en Sreuoen.
ST Der Wtnibbeit aocs3spaart.
Deeb bic grsBeits Qutue.
Der irbtid1en Qsiben 3b1e,
Sff in oes Renfbsn eissnsr 8,uf {:
'Msa Fe fIb srteIiter s9uls bewues!
g. e. q - .s X Sc..s< g.:
M 1 4 5
d y . s.
rubrs Betbfbaft. $lsn. 9iero
ttlibe Qerfebun9 Sat itummsu s
3bnt nabmals su gu1 '9s jufdsIie
!, un0 In grfhIIun9 Il. san cen
ifinnpfIpn 0NHirhf, Gurts stnNrAer. n