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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

PROPOSALS will be received until the god
I day Of August next, by the Commissioner
appointed for the purpose, for cutting CA
NAL in order to connect tho main slough with
the bayou. Proposals will be received for one
third, or the whole, as may suit contractors.
The Canal is to be 60 feet at top, 40 feet At
the bottom, on an average 6 feet deep; length
1000 feet.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-27
Du Buquc, July 25 1886
A CA R ID

A CAR ID.
ID H. ENGLE, ATTORNEY At Law AND
SoLlc1roR IN CHANcERY, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens Of Du Buaue,
Dcs Moine and Iowa counties.
Office at the Washington Hotel, IN Du
Bnque. July 81, 1895. l2--tf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-07-27
STRONG & CATLIN.

STRONG & CATLIN.
ATTORNEYS AND couNsELLoRs AT Law, SOLICIT
: oRs IN cHANcERy ANDGENERAL LAND AGENTS.
MINERAL POINT, IOWA CO., w. T.
Moses NJ. Strong. John Catlin.
July Is, 1896 l0-.tf
JUST received, at the sign Of the Golden
Mortar, one box ofsuperior vegetable Soap
for removing tar, oil, grease, &c. from cloths &
cassimeres. Also, for the Ladies, one box of
Imperial Renovator for removing stsins from
silks, satins, grapes. &c. &c.
By the Wisconsin--An additional supply
of fine paints, glass, putty, &c.
II. MASON g. Co.
July al3, 1895. loft
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EXPENSES OF rnr CHURCH wAri

Balance due on the subscription,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28
From the Anne lean Baptist.
FLATTERING TITLES.

Brother Going, you were pleased,
in noticing the Trennial Register in your
paper OF July l, TO append thereto some
good humored remarks about titles for the
special benefit of the editor, you will cheer
fully permit him, presume, to offer the fol-
lowing explanation. 1ou smiled at the ed
itor's frequent deviation 'trcm his plan Ct
ultra simplicity" Here you have made &
small mi >tdkc. The editor of the RCgI~te
had no plan Of his O1cn about titles. As a
servant OF the Tract Society, he endeavor-
ed to conform 10 a resolution Of its Mana
gers to discontinue the use of all titles to
ministers Of the gospel, not warranted Cy
sCrlptUral example. He has. however, de-
waited from that rule in hut three instances
in the whole book. which you have pointed
out on pages % and %. That three titles
should ESCAPE the FrooircaGer, is Lot a mat
ter OF much surprise, when II Is con eldered
how utterly Gi~HSurcd some publications are
with honorary rrefxes and adjunctS to hu-
man names. The term ''frequenliy," there
fore, which you employ in this case, is not
Warranted by facts; and is only Pardohablc
on the ground Gifts being used in pleasant
ralIcry, and not in sober earnest.
The disuse Of such titles to ministers Of
the gosrel. as originated with FuTe'y. is
called ultra Si"@4>jiciiy. / dat n."1.: ten,
who dlscards them IL be REGARDED e. i: :Ht
downward read to tajE ari>u: H.; ;!e the
titles IN que ton legitimate al Ct h!.I.:>.l
refinement? CT are they j~t 50 n.a:.y tX' rt:-
ceGce5, Iii figuring her :ar Tuolur,Iv;, :.
which ought to be loFred Of? Let the
reader judge.
love consistency, sir, as much as any
man; and should be pleased if scn2c Of your
CotcmpOrarcs could offer as good reason
as have dore for tie want Of in the same
respect. Some of thee have SPOKEN point
edly against the use CT ministerial titles, and
yet in thejT editorial Of the next week. they
have used the same titles themselves, which
they so loudly condemned!
You have certainly, sir. conferred very
unexpected honor upon the humble compiler
foremost to Danish titles" | covetno greater
honor than to be found among the front
ranks Of those who are laborng to Danish
every relic Of the Man of Sin" from an in
jured world.
While on the subject OF titles. Kermit me
once for all, to remark. that the terms CiergV.
clergyman S0int. &c. arc as offensive t.
me as the terms cardinal, Tcre contesscr,
holy see, monk, friar. &c. Eop'ist clergy
man sounds as uncouthIy IN nv ears as
Baptist priest or cardinal would in yours.
And as for saint. as applied to individuals,
as St. John, St. Paul, it is as destitute OF
divine authority as infant sprinking, and
had It's origin like the latter, in the cOrrup-
tons OF Christianity.
Yours sincerely, in gospel bonds,
Editor 81 the Register.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28
AMERICAN & FOREIGN BIBLE
SOCIETY,"

AT meeting Of the Board Of Managers
July 6, 1886, the following resolutioos
were unanimously passed:
Resolved, That tie Corresponding
Secretary be directed to write to the Man
ayers Of the Baptist General Convcn.ion
OF the United States for Foreign Missions,
giving official notice Of our organic alton,
aud of our wish to cooperate with them
in giving the Bible to the heather world;
inquiring into the probable amount which
the Board expect to be able 10 employ in
printing the Scriptures in Asia during the
current year; and asking particularly
what progress has been made in their ar
engagements to print in the Chinese Ian
guage.
The Calcutta Bible Society IN 1882;
the British and Foreign Bible Society in
1888, and the American Bible Society in
1896. having successfully refused to aid
in the publication Of the improved version
of the B1ngaIee New Testament, by
brethren Pearce and Yates, missonarics
and being satisfied that the version in cues
ton is the most faithful that can be rro-
cured in that language; and moreover be-
ing DESTROYS to show our readiness to CO.
operate with our Baptist brethren in In
dia, in their work Of faith and labor of
love, therefore,
Resolved, That the sum oftwo thousand
FIVE hundred dollars be appropriated and
paid to the Baptist Missionary Society,
London, for the printing and distribution
of the BengaIee New Testament, under
the direction of brethren Pearce and
Yates Of Calcutta.
Thepassage ofthese resolutions will a.
Iord pleasure to cur friends throughout the
On'on. We are glad TO see the American
ana Foreign Bibls Society at once an
nounce Its intention Of giving. prompt and
efficient and to the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society in printing and distribpt-
ing all versions Of the Bible made nv the
missionaries under their mtronape. The
amonnt already received, and the prom;se
of funds from different parts Of the conn.
try where auxiliary Societies are ei1ber
formed OF forming, leave no room to doubt
that we shall hare larger sum to expend
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

QUESTIONS FOR BAPT1sTs.-Weh have
seldom met the Ba ptist who was not able /
to give a reason for his baptism. We
have found our brethren for the most part
well disciplined and truly expert in the
use Of the more obvious scri plural argu
ments in defence of that ordinance which
forms our distinctive mark. In this one
particular there is no room for COMPETENT,
either of defective knowledge. or practice;
nor would we insinuate that there is any
excess, either Of zeal or tenacity regaId-
ing it. The ordinance is one of our
Lords most sacred and obi eatory ap-
pointments But whilst we find you rea-
dy and intelligent expounders and advo-
Gates Of one gospel institution, how do we
find YOU in relation to those mental and
practical acquisitions which should always
follow baptism! What knowledge have
you of Bible history, Of the prophecies, Of
scri plural characters and events! How
do you prove justification, regeneration,
and the harmony Of justice and mercy in
the sinners salvation? To what extent
are you supplied with scriptures to prove
that salvation by grace is doctrine emf
nently conducive to holiness Of heart and
life; and that Gods election Of lis, is a
grand incentive to sanc:ij cation? Ale
you quite ready with the scripture argu-
ment in defence of cruc,fxion TO the wo1 ID
with its affections and lusts, of brotherIy
love in the fervor of a pure heart, of self
dedication to Christ, and the conservation
Of your temporal goods to the advance
) ment Of his cause? Are you prePar, d &c
> draw promptly from the Billie, suitable
and sensible Arguments in proof Of the
: Savior's divinity, Of the divinity ofthe
Z Holy Spirit, and Of his infuenre in the
: regeneration Of the soul? With hat I'D
, dress and success can you turn the swOrt
f Of the Spnit against Univ e! sa ISIS, InC
: Ice;s, Uuitarians, Roman Catholics, anC
S the cd b 4 t;sma Regeneration doctrine, O
n late years revived an promulgated amen.
. the Baptists ofthe West? A whole Say
j Jour, an entire, undivided Savior, is til,
0 on y proper ind sUfi>irnt ground Of
J. sinners beast. To glory in a CNris: lis
e than complies, is vain glory. Your im
S mersion becomes 0*perelon if Ly i, Chris
q is diminished and dethroned As it great
l. " hcnors and gloriEes Christ TO occupy
? true position, and TO fulfil the demands {
is a true proportion, 50 it grievouslY wound
n and reprcachcs him to be but rartiall
<, set forth.-AlIen's Bop. Reg. for 1886
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

Breaking up the hdrer's in the east
A revolution is taking place in Persia, cal
culated to exert more influence than any
other single movement, upon the character,
habits, and institutions of Mahometan
countries. A German paper states that the
Schah OF Persia, in order to give proof OF
the advancement Of civilization, had sudden
ly thrown open the gates Of his harem, auG
given their liberty TO all the female slaves
that it contained. Ali the great men of the
empire followed the example, and the inhab-
itants Of Teheran could scarcely believe
their eyes when they saw the gates of the
palace opened for the first time for the IN
happy victims. This news causes an ex-
traordinary sensation all over the east. 1t
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

and embraced the pure and simple truths
Of Christianity.
We have not room, at present, FIR tho
documents above named. or we should
give them a place in the Watchman. In
the meantime, we think that Mr. Smith
may exercise the fullest confd, nee in his
Protestant brethren, Of every nar:, they
viii! not believe The flying r,rcrts Of IN
idle wandersr; while he continues tohve
according to his profession, his character
is above the touch OF slander.--Zi Watch.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28
For the Telegraph.
DEAR BROTHER MURRAY:

The following article was prepared
and forwarded TO the editor Of Zion S
Herald several months ago, in reply to
an editorial article which had then lately
appeared in the columns of that Eaper;-
and regret TO state that, disregarding
the p:ainest principle of justice, he utterly
refused its publication.
1t Seems oppressive to be so seriously
accused, and to tie denied the privilege
rather the lnalienatb r1ght-of speaking
in self defence, in the hearing of those be-
foe whom we have been accused
The article is now placed at your dispo
sal. Though late, some may be disabus
ed. and the cause oftruth advanced by its
publication in the Telegraph.
A BAPTIST
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28
EIRENoPOIOs.

a CLOSE QUESTION FOR PAPBTs.-
{" Aicorrespondent in the Catholic Adyo-
cate has entered upon defence of the 'ce-
,libacy Of the clergy II would afford us
% little qualification to be informed by
the correspondent Aforesaid. why is il ths,
wherever we see Catholic priest locat-
I'd. we linda nunnery hard byf Does
the 'celib1cy Of the clergy require this
juxiaposition ofthe sisters OF the veil7"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

was believed in Persia that the sultan would
follow the example.
What day of jubilee and rejoicing it
must have been to the female part of the
Schah's family.-M Y. Wee&ly Mess
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

A mother in the city of New Yo:x,
said of Brownlee's sermons on lewdness
I'm glad my son don't need such preach,
ing" That son was found in Roslne
Townsenfs brothel, at the time Of Flea
Jewetts murder
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28
YER MONT TELEGRAPH.

in multiplying copies of the sacred Scrip
turet than has ever, in single year, been
confined to the control of our denomina-
tion.-N. Y Bapt. Reg.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28
THE TELEGRAPH.
JULY p.

TEMPERANcE.-On Tuesday evening last,
according to previous appointment, Mr.
Chapman, the we'll known author Of the Re
port Of an examination Of poor-houses, jails
&C., gave an address in the Congregation
alist meeting house in this village. The
address consisted principally in statement
of facts, many OF which were most revolt
ing, showing the connection between intem-
perance and crime.
The speaker dwelt upon that inconsistent
cy-that sClecism in Legislation which H.
cences the sale of the drunkard's drinks. and
then deprives the drunkards thus made OF
any benefit from the plea Of insanity. He
compared the license system to the selling
induIgencies in the Romish church-rathe1
striking comparison too.
He contendcd that only one class in com
munity have clean hands in this NATTER
That class are those only who are activel,
engaged in promoting the Temperance Ref
ormaton. This is doctrine that cannot b,
kept out too prominent. 1t is doctrine tina
holds truein regard to all popular sins. Gu
Savior said, che that gatherelh not with NJ
scattereth abroad"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

The Tcxuns, after several Disasters have con-
quered tie Mexlran lorcc;, (douhe their
numher) Killed 500 aid taken 700 prisoners.
among,t whom is tie Pr sIdent, Santa AnIa,-a
most extraordinary and deci-Iv Vi t y.
UeSt:Jn Pioneer.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

THE ProNTFn. hitherto published b. !. II.
Peck at Rock Spring Illinois: has taken the
ra:7e Of WESTERN PIONEER, and RC3tj&f
ts'0"~.urI Feu"er. and is removed to u
f~c A:':". F1r '.o"t is enlarged to nearly
lie i" q a. Tc'v5i7rh. Terms, s.. -
III 0t,v3uCC--%j &c "ucr three months.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

The Crst run'"r [of TIE Hin is Temperance
Herald is before us an con all several 50 ritrt1
artlC s. We regret however to notice as If fe-
quent OK Gu rene that stock 9 ,uta-c np,.n the
English language, tet tout end tct TT II Snl
[Hesteyu Pioneer.
We will hazard ':gneSS" that the editor
Of the Pioneer has difficulty with some
thing more than the mere English Of the
Phrase. Isnot the thing signitied quite as
offensive to him as the sign?
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-07-28

Brother Smith Will accept cur OR Icrsr
ment Of the following, as our limits are tc
narrow for his extended testimonials, and
This will problbjy answer every rui pose
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
gerdB+.

Gan Nntonio fDU an, l9. Mdr3
Don Ganto Nnna iberfauen uno
rpeggtnomnlen tpOreen fem. gr
befebli9te Elm Corps .. 1000 O(ann
Oas Sort 1T moo DOn zoo Seronert1
be(eet, tpeIbe entIbIO0en {ino, tbrt
Steuuns bis auf's 4euserfte ~ beS
baupten. Sn elmer @ntferntl9 Don
tpenisen Meilen la9en 700 Seraner
TN Eager, Die fsiuen NusenbIId psrt
loren, li6 Der Stobt su ndbern uno
Den Srupptn Santa 2(nno's ben
Nidjus uno Die 3nfubr Der eebens'
mitte( ab(bneioen.
0lemcrleanser Sriefe ertbel(eu Die
(pdtert N>abribt DoB Elm tt1erltanh
fbes Corps pcn 1000 Ma m unter
Gcs BON oen Ssranern auf's 9aupt
se(b(aeen tporoeu u. pie Qdlfte teb
ner Mannfbaft in ote(er Nfalre oer'
loren babe. Santa Anna bat,
tpie man Gast innerer llnrubtn tpe-
gen, Die 2(rtnee osrla6tn uno na6
Meritc I6 beseben ml6en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

bOss tpartn feline 8 weibsr gtasa' 7
trdrtis. Ssiner er0en SroA 9soe
me ii pbebt 2lnn Mci'er, nltbt 9aI,d
% Sabre att-oie jpepte 1T ebltt-
roe Siomore, SO Sabre alt uno Die
brittle cine Ni6 @penler, 10 Sabr
alt. gu ouen rpuroe Ct re9elmdbl9
our1 oerCbteOene Geifli6e. oerbep'
rotbet unD oics aues in tpenl9er ais
. Sabren. ..<'*~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Ser hguropean,'' cine in 9}enI
Oort beraus9esebene Seituns, t,eb
eet ba6 por einisen 9DoOen Elm
Metb ootfeu.pfarrer 9erib4lib Elm
|gejogen tpuroe, tpeil er per(ubt ba'
be, 81 etb,u 6t an elmer qBtttpe
|3u per1ben.
giner Der gr6sten S6littfhublduftr
ots leeten Sabrbunoerts oe0tn Nas
me in0en 2lnnalen BON pbilaeslpbta
erwdbnt il unO tpel6sr nod jsbt lebt
erjdblte unIdnslt oaB Ct am 2Olten
Msr3 nod ouf oer Oelowore feline
&intte 9s;ei9t babe. 80 tpar aber
Der lebte Sag an ben, er flb oie(tr
Bintsrbeluffisuns ibsrlansn tonnte
oenn oas @is fens fbon On ju tret
ben tpdbreno er Ib oaranf befano.
Nls er ans 2ano (i6 besebtn .poutt
Fam er an cine @5teue Die l6 (osees
trennt batte uno er tnu6te (i6
ent(6lis6en init Oefabr feines &c,
bens einen Spruns BON l2 Su6 iu
MAIDEN Tim feline Sabrt bis an ben
Wborft 3u pollsnoen
Mon Ipr ibt in europa bon elmer
9erbtnoun9 oes R6ui9s Otto BON
9riebenIano n1itoer Drtnje0in Dies
tpria Don @n9lonO.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
NampfbDDtzllnqluG.


Orep .. ben Seds!u oes Sanpf'
boots porpoile (pronsen ouf Der
ISabrt nab 9(suprleans, untpelt
lGranD prairie, am stem Mdrh
|woour6 ser Ssusrmann Elm Seut-
|(ber, eetbotst uno Der Snsenteur
|beoeutsno perbrannt tpuroe. Man
slaubt oa6 Der Ssuetmann in
Stifer sssansen fepn rnuB, oenn
les III na6 > sr @rploion nlbts tple-
Der bon tbm gefeben tpcroed.
Gin Bauer batte Durb Den Sob
feline Nrau perleren. gr bate fie
eben ni1t febr seliebt oub nibt lie
ben f6nneu; Dsnn fts batte Ibn &C.
mug unter Dem pantofel 9ebalten !;
inoef1sn erfc.oerte es bob Der Nnt
ltano, oaB er lib Elm tpenis betrabt
ttellte. Balo nab Der Seerol9uns
be1ubte ibn ser preoiser feines
Dorfes, um ibn iber (einen 9erluft
III trblten. " beOtente rD nnter
anpern fplsenosn AusDruds blsbep
v8eb' st (leb ;ufrieoen nnein Sreuno
oa6 feine Urou sefcrben IT.: Der
liebe 8ott bat le :" ".--|"So," fass
te oer Bausr "bat Der lle =? g nn
er .ptro aud feline lie BE
NIT ibr y ab en-! " ~
: 9ittweiberep.-gin Mann
Jsamens Gborlss marb, % Sabre
ait, 1T Dor ttnissn Sasen IN Neu,
port ms gefdnsniB selset tporoen
uaD. .;nar auf Die. Nnflase Der Qlel-
spsibsrep, Wdbrene (einss Qsr-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Die Meritaner unttr Go6 lino
jurifssfhlasen tporten. Oas Sort
ipelebes Te persebli6 belasertent
bei6t AtamD unD liest i'm Solpn
Gan Nntonic.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
Bronte roei n.

9as ct. Gouis Nepublican fa9t,
oo6 Elm @tri6 2ano i'm MiBourI
liest Der cine babe Mllllcnen Sba<
ler tpertb III, tpel6er Don elmer
left lebenosr perfon fir spep Sar'
rel8ranntemein Don Den SnoIonern
9efouft tpur0e.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

gi6en 9olj pertaufts per'
foGene Bode fur 10 bis lS Sba-
Ter bas $lafter in Vbllaoelpbla u.
pein 9olj flr 10 Eboler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

SIN Sabr 1880 batte Waf6inss
ton gaUntD i'm Staote Neupcrt
42,625 @lnpobnsr. Ssbt sdblt es
nur 1896 mttbin eine Nbnabme
ppn $500.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Oas Danpfbcct Benj. SrantltnI
tft auf (einer Sobrt Don Mebile na6
OlonteCi1srpi Alabatna, bur6 oas
SsrberEen Dts &e0tls In Elm QSrad
vettronoeLt tpcroen. 9teIe DaGo'
aiere fino verwunoet uno Der stpelte
@5teuer.noun getSotst. Ser eel6t
finn Der Ma(dtiniiten miro es 10
tpeit trinsti,, ba6 li6 9eiemouo r,ebr
ber Dampfboote slimNei(en bebient.
Oent, r,ur Nacbid6i9feit tann fol-
de llnellfsfdEe Serbdussn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Sob bes got. Oanio Grofet.
On waIbinston (ol Elm Brief
trbalten tporosn (epn, tpelber mel
Oct, DaB Col. Doeio Grodet bolD
mad feiner 2(nfunft In Seras &C.
ftprbtn tll.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15
8Drl1 Nu6lQnDc.


Qluf Dem &rlesGbauplaee In Spau|
Ten bat lI6 ni6ts erbebllbes 3u9e-
tragen. Oon GarlDs botte am 26'
ten Sebruar lein !Sauptqua.tier ju
Durango in SiSeopa. 9ie Gar
lilten ma6en 2lnfoltenDortu9alette
;u belo9ern. Siebsn &lblfer in
Moorib (inp auf Sefebl oes Mintis
|ers Menoi3abal ab9ebrphen wors
oen. Munea Der 9lnlt!ins, coer
rpie anoere lasen, Der 9atte Der Sbt
ni9in Nesentin, 1T our6 Gift GEE
itorbsu. Die gprrefponoenten Der
enslifhen Seitun9sbldttern treloen
feline $ranfbeit, uno ftbreiben oieI
felbe erboltenem Gifte ju, beltdti-
|ssn aber ni6t pas 9eribt bon lei'
nem Sooe. ..-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Ser SonsreB bat bs(1lc0en, am
%. Map feline Sifunseu sul1lief'
fen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

gea6 Den OlabrI6ten 1T NIT ben
Snotanern BaHenltiuGano uno Elm
9ertras obselbloGtn tpelber Der
genebmisuns bon Wafbinstcn aus
entse9enGsbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

cyn GDtDsiter IN Gn9lanO Fam etll
@du9ltns ouffol9eubt Qrt su ufeinem
Gcoe. 9ie Wlntter beoefte Gein
OeG1t tpie er fblief nit etnsm
feioenen Su6e; Der &leint fog i'm
Sblaft bae Su6 (o.weit Elm oa6 er
oaran erftidtt.
Bep etnsr, neuli6t Su6sjaeen
(pu bas pfero oes eoro DOr6efer
etnen Spruns Don 90 Su6 9ema6t
babsu. Bar sspI6 au9 tsinya|ter
3teppers
sSn England fea s 2sutt seben
bic auf fotsenot srdsli6e Nrt tbr
eeben: fri(ten Sie ltsblen SinDer e.,
r,croen felbe unD osrtoufen lje bann
sum 3erslIeoern au Ner3te. e..
Die junse &6nisin oon Neapel
tf an 81 fen Sanuar am 8iuious
Gtebsr gelterbeu
9lm 27. Mdrj lanste Elm Oampf-
bcot psn Sin9lins NIT einer 2ao-
uno eon Nrbeiten an tpel6e Die
9trdfinse oalelbit ssfertist batten.
Sn osr gobt orans Elm 0aufen in's
S1iff uno rparf bic 2aouns in's
wa0er. Gie fou nab Dem @l,
ben beftimn,t sepe(sn fein. 2pnb !!
2pn6! 0..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

ST. 6ufon Elm rtt6er aoDofat
lin &ouiGona foroert Su elmer &C.
meiu1dbaftlidsn QuTeoluus in Ssr'
as auf. @r niQ $4,000 barouf
verw enoen, llm cine Nnfeoluu9 BON
500 YerGonsn ;u be9runoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Dsmoeratil9s Repu blitanilde gtnenn un
Sarprd foeut,
@artt1r 15a1r Btre11t
Don 9lsu'OOrt.
Nicepr6Eoeut
RtcDarn M. 1oD1leotl,
Der Qele Don Der 1benie. uno Oater bes
Sunntas poft 8eribte.
Sur gonuerneur.
7Elt 8alotDt1r.
BON Trumbuu County.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Senatorial grtpdbtsr. e..
Stbnitl Cooler, Scbn W. Goooetpno
a. Ndtb(ten M ontas,
ben l8ten b iefe s. fdn9t Die
Court Don Common plies bon Die.
fem Gauntp ibre Sikuns aubier
an. ......
GIN @enat oer Qereinisten
Stoaten III am 28Iten Mers Elm
Uefeblu6 paGirt tporosn um Die
|Sibuns oes oiesjdbrisen Gensre(>
les an, Montase, Den 23fen Map
|su f1lisGen. Das 0aus Der Ge-
|prsfsntanten bat nod nitbt oardbsr
Fserfist.
9n Sronfrei6 IL ber O'ini(tsrs
fries beenDist. 81. Sbiers 1T prd'
Trent bes Gonfeils, Die lbrisen1
Minilter Gno: Mcntalipet, Gaufett
Dal1p, pelet Be Ia 2ejere, Maifon,
Superre nnD D'Nrgaut. Gie orel
geBtern poren fhpn friberMiniifer.
Gieie 9eranperuns bat feline Wirf>
uns auf Die Stpds sebabt. Gs.
1T bod gut, ,penn In folben ednbern
Der &6nis Der erffe Stofbalter 1T. 4
On gteGdi uno feinen 9encnen
Nlorep uno 'pepin III an, I8. Sebr.
bas 8 eoesurtbeil pellscgen tporDen.
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Sic 6oudnner ltehe1 II, arD6er
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Das bdnif4t @difF mataocr
III NIT einem ORinoienfabrer sul9tt''
men sefosen uno gelunten. 0sur
penige pom S6ifsppf rpuroen
|9erettet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Gie tdslibe ginnabme Der Mar,
euiftn BON 2Beftminlter betrdet ct,
tpaS Iter 100, 900 Sbaler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-15

Sr 0silisfeit bsr pabft fou an
sinsm polppsn an Der 9sa(e leloen
uno Der profefor 8crcnt berufsn
fem Denlelben ju operlrsn.