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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-05
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Ia Kalamazoo MutualInsurancc Company, in
corporatod in 1884 is prepared to execute policies
for any amount, for the purpose Of insurance, a.
gainst fire. To that part ofthe community who
have never witnessed The result of tho mutual in.
suranco system, il may DO necessary TO say, that
wherever il has boen adopted, it has invariably
succeeded beyond the sanguine anticipations Of
its friends. When tits considered that the in
stitution s, in effect, but voluntary association
Of individuals, pledged TO bear each others losses
in just and oquitablo proportions-that no CON-
bina.ion of wealth or money-making scheme can
possibly influence Us operations or divert it from
its legitimate and proper course, prudent and
common foresight will prompt to an immediate
connection with it.
That facilities for becoming members of the
association may be within tho reach ofevery per-
son, agents are or will be appointed in all tho
principal towns and villages in the state, to
whom application may bo made whenever in
suranco is required. A prompt and roady atteu.
tioa to duty on tho part of agents, will uniform
| bly, expected, as upon this alone depends in
great degree the prosperity and success Of tn,
company. They are also desired to spread sue
useful and correct information relative to the
nature, prospects and operations of the nstitu-
ton will promote its interests and give the
public mind full and correct understanding on
the subject.
Postmasters arc requested to forward the names
irresponsible persons to act as agents in towns
where appointments have not already been made.
The following are some Of tho agents of the
company:
| ]. NJ. Howard, Detroit; A. Felch, Monroe !;
r. Manning, Il. barrow, Pontiac A. N. Hart,
Lapeer; VIM. X. Thompson, Ann Arbor Dan.
lei Coleman, Jacksonburgh; c. ID. Smith,
Marshall Robert Clark, White Pigeon j. A.
Smith, Schoolcrafl G. Lovoll, Kalamazoo Il.
Ransom, Comstock; A. B. Rawlss, Romeo;
Cophas A. Smith, Battle Creek.
CYREN BURDICK, Sec'y.
| Kalamazoo July 81, 1896.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-05

NARPEN.rEsss AND yOHNERs'
" TOOLS, manufictured by the best work.
man in the United States, for sllo By "a
w. T. HOUSE & CO.,
No. T. Water street.
Constantine June %, 1885.
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EW GOODS.-Just received from
IN Newly ork an entire new stock of Goods,
comprising almost every article usually kept in
a country store, and offered for sale on the most
accommodating terms for cash or approved cred
it. of JNO. s. BARRY.
Constantine Sept. %, 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-05

WB ARREIs.--5o Pickle Barrels for salc
ND by JOHN >. BARRY.
Constantine, august 10, 1886 2w6
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-05

EYARMHlre's IMPROVED MAP
IL OF MICHIGAN, exhibiting tho soctious,
aud improved Map of Michigan and Ouisconsin
--handsoms pocket editions Of 1836--just rscei
we'd for sale at the Constantine Bookstore.
Aug. 10, 1886.
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Wle ELIGHOUs yyORKS.-Co

Constantine, August II, 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-05

Constantine Sept. 90. 1886.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-05

KN ANTED IMMEDIATELY
Wv Two or three apprentices to the Tailor
ing business. Boys about Is or 16 years of ago
would be preferred. None but those of steady
habits need apply G. w. SCHNABEL.
Water Street, Constantine.
September ID, 1886. lift
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
HATTFEREA ARE GOO

- MEDICiNES-Recommsn let Samuel s. Abro
ness to W. Alsro Of Prince and Bowery Who
are now agents for the sale of BRANpRETH's PILLS.
New Bedford, Nov. 7, 1875.
Pills. AMI read Of your wrapping papers, thought was
thousands Of such things speculative mons
they st RIGHTEOUS PILLS however, hle.s Of
heir vaue bot nay toaplaif volen thai
helped much My nsshbOIs knowing how long mad been
afflicted anxious know result and lnfrmed them
that had received bnei o the boxes which would
in state OF health She also took found great
benefit And sir, while d-a Of my COM
plain the main bod q whch springs Of
life all filtered DYSPEPSIA or IN ESTION WsaI
ACHE. ASTHMA, GREAT Loss OF APPETITE Ian
varied symptoms bat and will say never took
sech medicine Pills, which all parts Of my
me 900 boxes which you must charge at the wholesale price
am SIR yours respectfully, SAMUEL s. ALBRo
Dyspepsia, iaaInnatery Rle,nafisn, &C. CT ctualyeared
New York. Isl Lsureus eet, Feb. 2 le36
Dr. Bandreth-S Your Vegetable Uaiv.rs Pills have been
hosgh Prov the restoring health enjoy
men: when every other had he least
aIevang essing symptom, Of INV disorder For NOR
han four commencing with hem nva
Id had had the advice Of the eminent profess
and inhanmaory Rheumatism. My symptoms were paiss in NV
right and also left side my hack every m6
sueet violent spasmodic attacks and eqseny
indeed was mise ahle in the Fur years
no relh TO- food and sed enjoyed sound steep
been frequently bled seIed but have required
hogan with ineimahe Pills Indeed every winter for four
have been laid agony but fortunately
commenced with Pills about May last God have
perfectly restored have felt we'll AZ this time Tor
mary years Make what please If th. alton
duty 1--WE TO and the public generally TIM benefit, have
experienced am' SIR yours veTy Ie.pee,f.,ly
Office, 1877 Hudson nearly opposite Boomc Price Is
cents per box. feb I6-Im@
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NEW YORK TATTERSALL,S.-T .,
CHEAPER THAN ANY PERIODJCAI,I
~ THE WORLD-NEW SERIES OF NOVELS AMI

~ THE WORLD-NEw SERIES OF NOVELS AND
ROMANCES. AT FIFTY CENTS PER COPY-NEATLY
BOUND IN LINEN The toisowing ready.
JAPETH IN SEARCH OF A FATHER, BY Cart Mauyat
Authr Of Peter Simple" Jacob Faithful" Stories
Sea- &c.
RIENZI. THE LAST OF THE TRIBUNFs. By Z. L.
BuSer Author o. the Last Days Of Pospeii" &c Sc.
ONE IN A THOUSAND, Or THE DAYS OF HENRI
orARTRE,by g. p r. James, Esq. Author of Rieheleu,'
THE Gypsy by G. p R. James, Esq Author of One in
These be succeeded BY 9th works Of
ter- neatly printed and substantially muslin the very
low price ofty cents vumeeach volume
work.
They will be published fast they h. prepared with the
REQUESTS attention and good workmanship;
Intention to issue volume uher week. nearly
Ga'e pOssibe
scarcely point the AID adj
vsnages afforded u the purchaser by this mode of
that OF periodical In the first place. works will be- in almost
every instance much cheae-the purchaser will have his
power to select such he phases instead Of being obliged
wheyer the pub cho give him the Of
loss attendant the necessity Of the numbers they
out wi be avodedthe expense Of binding saved
the form h VIII they will be published du decimo will found
much convenient. vel beautiful, numbering
qsrto ocavo-ard finally the purchaser win escape
ton Of having wait from week week for o.
story in which he has become interested.
feb lost HARPER L BROTHERS
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Il HE FL T. r A l. ID.


Money extremely and WORTH least per
month Every body asonished and why? The French
Question seled-lhe Bank rechareed-and every anticipated
hurricane huhed whisper of evening
scarce The effect Of the good freely
anticipated ago. Every launched in the purchase
low his caused rise. Many bought
Ear beyond their During the last few days. money has be-
scarcsr-poblby by the bank d.
HSders therefore who have Ii tie capital have had sell
out and hence a slight fall has taken place.
Yeserd PHILADELPHIA held the meeting Of the stOekho
ders-any proxy-o IT, Bank consider whether the
should accepted No doubt they will take and
be ku large of money be loaned
in Pha epha few ys after the Governor has signed the
BILL and the accepted Perhaps the bak viii be ready BY
next Monday 10 let m sluce We aSvise the broker
particularly the barswho money, be ready Monday
morning. ike yong larks with heir mouths open. Something
NAV possibly them The Bank intends, learn,
pox the Delaware and Hudson Bank their agents in this city
This VIII cause in stock beyond its present rates
The general markets dat and uneasy he weather Is
unsettled has falen-ooe active at advanceeotfon
toerabe and the firm old prices Grain
arriving here aHd Holland How odd Several
large Of HAVANA produce has been recesy made
From England France dry goods arriving almost
other DAY. weeks the asssreHts will be splendid and
complete beyond any former year.
Two Banks hive been reported Abnyhe Book makers
Bank for and the New YORK State Rank-eaPi
miloasO to ncreas Merchants Bank 00o,he MON
100000 Merchants Exchange s5oOso report made
against the Pearl application Why!
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18

RLAlk'S MILLS, 252 WOOSTER SHEET, Wnh-
- ingtcn Squze-Cfre roasted fr Grcwrs ces hun
drrd punds. No charge for cartilage. Rb6tms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
THREAD DIR. BRANDRETH'S ADvER.

TlsEhENfs IN The advertising sDinn, M
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS BEFORE THE PUBLIC Ii
fnyas benefited BY them will MI BE- Dr. BRASDRETHs
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
SIGN PAINTING.

WILSON
and Wall street. their old establishment having destroyed
by the late e No 50 Exchange Place, Mrs
Warner kieIed Paint Store where they prepared
cute ever variety Of Signs for the Spring business
style. with puncusliiy and despatch.
Gilt and Painted Signs Ornamental Signs Banners Flags
fully packed.
No. 50 Exchange Place. the Session ON Of the South
Duch Chuteh feb l5-lws
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-Ship Angcliqse, Allen. Charleston
ARRlVED.-BTg George, Sherwood Savannah
SsqHehnnah which has been ashore inee me
Of the making Of the ice has Seen got Cd without
maleri damage.
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DLAYlNG CARDS.-DAvID FELT < {

u prietors OF Stationefs Hall, have c
assortment Of Playing Cards from the m
consisting Of Presidents, Lafayette's I
the cheaper qualities.
Also, Plain and Gilt Visiting Cards.
ton Of Embossed and Enchased Cards
can Sold Wholesale and retail, BY
feb 8-tf
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NEs 81 Aisa6 E kSD Inns THs2sYEsE COR
.cbe Of esibshmsn informs customer. and The
public gs.saIy, that he win up dinner BOILED AND
FRIED FISH sve'y day during the season 9f L.s r.sou
NIB A great variety Of SET DISHES COFFEE. TEA,
NOTICE.-sUYDAMs & YORK have lem we'd e No.
# s1D sd I'D, where hey se an en- rs new Sick
which, together with coed OF Domestic Goo hsy
offer on their usual terms. feb law
OST c on ut TIE HE'S 18th OR 10Th INST, a RED MOROCCO
l'is FEB fs !! At Mr. GARRETT I. & sbs o.D ms.
THE vSRI0UslWEAKNEs PECULIAR
EvaSS ne T6 P Sex r%ee 1y under =. Pr c Of
nd m this country and especially in Europe have
s s S h hs ss
sn annss' and aHgnor and ting Pea"g s,ae'y and
whole system Sold wholesale and retail s Disison street New
THIS is To FORBID ALL PERSONS HAIR;
not s"n s to my lawful demands s h5 ss me- ny cha
MONEY LOSr.-On Tuesday evrainr, a Pocket BOOK
wi containing dollars Of pha Me-
York Banks md s9ndry paPer The finder will be rewarded BY
nR. 4 ARlS'S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC FOR
Gononhea, *'*-such as have been unf nae in
end safe and certain remedy the above md inc, without
IN w. n " T e Ssa p,oe n f will e
wee given TO Ihse using q E mediene feb ls-1m
ATHENA PLAsrER.-A:sfea and earenaI rsmr.y
Of the Chet Difficulty Breatsfag Thi plaster pr
Pared om the orig u eminent physician OF this city,
who employ I'd for last with
his private practice seldom il failing giving
relief Prepared and for sale by
WHITING K NEWELL.
feb l7-f Corner Of Madison and Catherine street
NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S.-The regular
public sales OF Horses, Carriages, Harnesses he cunnue
take plce this we'll known establishment Monday
o'Clack
Fhe sale win Monday I'D instant at which
time will be offered for sale "A fine Horses property stage
propresor declining business All other Horses Carage &c.
intended for This sale he shown before au
day next, 10Th iDst p NJ Forfuher particulars apply
feb lift JNO. W. WATSON 446 Broldwav.
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COLD LEAF.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
NJ the public, that he will supply arti-
Gle for sash on the courier SIX dollars and y
the msnucory 5 Canal also eruntrr Mes.rs
Ripley FaicoDer Of Maiden lane Front street
Bronzers' and Dentists Gold and Tin Foil.
Eb1t-lm b. RUGGLES
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
iss 1851 s4ok
tEsATMYghiIIEEss fTRLlG ASR fHsRIXATE

experience and extensive practice in the first coes of
society in conducting Public and Privse Dinner Parties. Balls
&e will be glad to take the entire charge other parties
or render the assistance.
Walters Of capab and honesty procured the shortest notice
and mode terms
Bills Of Fe and when required the cooking depart
mrnt will be supe qntendsd trouble 10 families.
III. NJ FALCONER-
Orders let Messr. Smith Cause 50 Reed street. will
st1nily attended EbI5-2w
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STEAM POWER AND ROOM-TO LET
IN BROOKLYN. Fur further psrtiesss, sddrrss x 1912
Pest sGee. New Yerk. feb i6-los
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IT, 5 Bank I2s, Z7f. p, 26i Ocean IH, Co., l55. 90,
Mschanics' Bank, $50, Am ms Co.. i9l, 4,
Del Hud.. 1884. 81. 8, g. 81 sowery ms, il9,
DIV Dock Bank, l45 ST Jackson ins- TO- i0o7
Leather Man Blk lisa farmers Loan, w,
G. R,gk lI2 ia Manhattan Gas Co, l26.
No.. CansI ISL s. 81 81, Mohawk R r., lo8. 81. D.
E-aakl;,, nix Gin I07 Paterson r R., 100, $751; 98i,
~ ~ 4 DrL Rr Co 97k, Hariaem II. r.. 95, s. Oh
n D. Canal, lb7. 6, II, Bos pIos X X, I'D 10
pl.ns.r.s Bank Tenn ll0l, ". JR r.. I'll, ll6 16t.
Ohio 4 t., l2l, 24 Oh, Box wor X X, io47, SIP,
Vickshmgh Bank, lO7 6, Utica X X: IL. zit' -
Illinos Bank, ll2, III, Camden& Amooy X n, l4o'
Grand Gulf l07, Long Island X X, Tt,I If
T.ninekx bank IO3 Canton Co, &C.
An. IT, Co., (Balt) lis ,l5t,
Prices at the Philadelphia Exchange, February 10 -
o. 3. Bank, l29, 50. 28i, Girard Bank, g.
Lehei.h Loan 81, I893, 99t Nrrstown X r. eot St y,
z.na,,rLx 4 o.n. So New Castle H. r., 363,
Nor Bank Ky S4i Del Hud-, llot, ii,
Schuylkill B'k, 6i
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A BARGAIN-SELLING OFF.-The whole or
part OF well selected stock Of Dry Goods amounting about
SsO. offered for sale at SO William prices
That VIII be decided inducemen-on
ness Would buy aeheaP House and Lot exchange
tne above. feb l2-2ws
II EMOVAL.-RUTHvEN l. CHAPMAN have renewed
from ~ TO Sc Maiden Lane where they will open the
spring tsde extensive VI Cloths Cssmere Vest
hgs, and Trimmings -, feb loft
nOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN
me most confidential al his Office IL Duane street,
between Chatham and William New York. where
sv.m d .:e Of the bladder ueths and kidneys and az dis
ee ar'ing m The abuse of mercury. npur Of the blood
are invited TO CALI The bsneu arising
81 mercury need no descriptions troubled with certain
alt sse apply 10 Dr. Corbt with having
CURED without particle Of mecny other dangerous
His Ieonable and prporioned the
the applicant nr c. has been educated in Europe, under
teachers srknc-ged talent and has had considerable practice
extensive hospitals and dspensries. Instant relief given
ose snced with the piles and perfect ELECTED In hre
& s'hat iron business the slightest pain TO the
pauen medicine he had prevent the Of
certain disease The honora cr~sy observed Attend
snce dailyfr,F bpm jan7 u
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-18
UsUB POST OFFICE-HUDSONS MER-
CHANTS MEMS ROOM CORNER OF WALL AND

cfi4Sfg SEws ROOM c6RHER ~ \ Ill = n Nm
WATER STREETSThe Proprietor the solicitation
OF great number OF Merchants has connected with his establish
nent SUB POST OFFiCE-thrOugh which merchants and
etaeD receive FROM and forward their letters the City Post
Once every hour during the day.
Letter Bag will also be closed the News Room
Pssbe to meet the several nails and will he taken
hOm The Post Ofce containing mss
sorted Letters viii be delivered the Post Office the special
order OF the Merchants whom they addressed Further
ucsla5s oil The be obtained
News Room where also all information concerning
departure OF the nails all times he Obtained
Also particular relative Ship Letter Bagsthe time
ing &r can all times be had application the
hx koen Clerk jan 5H
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

~ z,swal,) beoeut,no psrstbBert, ,tne peroen
oafslbff befanois auf paab baben, elm sroBes
WfOrtin,ent, ),
SatteI, 3dumen @attelbdsst Sell
gifen, piflelenbalfternt GavalIerttfsn
gbadpS, DatrontafbeM e: Deorbprt'
SeEbirrt & u m NETS 9auls9eibsrr
icber 2(rt 6 0 fer Seuer e@pmer,
9euopner qBo9sn leitlthen7 Heltsi gles
sautee, dar9irtet1 uno Sig pelt(bem
@tdtGtb, ,Stsdtsn ieoer 0atun9.
Ques BON gutter 0ualitdt nit Den beltengRas
tsrialien uub (aubsr semadt tprllenfte i'm Sro:
Sen uno Ateiuen, 70 mpblfeil, aIs IS in bennett
liebeu gtaateu ir9:no'po 81 ba5en 1T esesn
o aaraeLoooer anuebnlbe 2auees Qro
oudte perfaufen. sIae semadte 8efsaunsen
'peroen aufs @Anslltte assasfhbrt. r. 49,. i
QBluiam Pealsi uno
4. ~ .-..s.=.. 5ohn OuGiusi Jun.
n Canton, Nua. 90. 1895. 2O:tI'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
50 Nfue s. Il t ~!
sf ms 81 g. 81 { gMnen,

Sc. un0 9. y. ST nasv,
Joaben foeben ernpfausen unb ieBt erOfaet,
cine por5hslibe auswabL .. Der SsabrsSeit ans
genaenenen s ~.
Stapel uno @ . oepaareu,
welee lie bsabFbtisen su ben neorsten prets
fen, fir boar q el b ODER 2auoesprooucte 3u
peffaufen. sic balten fb iiber5euet, oas in
feiuem 9tobr in Starf 60. 3u bilIisern Bes
oineuneen Usrsanft rerben Fam.
DYdr QB atjen S lad S<uno
&Iee=s aatnen, 70 tuie fir bic meilttn
anoeren sanoes; @raeusniHe, tperbeu lie su ieoer
3e.t b aar y elo 5ablen.
pN. 9 Q!ue Sotde, tpeIobe fidb ibr &
Daonate, burb 1loteu ober auf anoere QDeife,
Die itb IN unieret S6uIo mitTeu, rperoen blog
5uibrem eisenen f9lusen banceIn, menu lie
obne Bsraug 8i6tiefeit madben-ba mir ents
lblonen fno, Die 2tbbssabIuna s1 er,,pinoen:
,ptsba!b mir bcffen, oaB ale 6ietbsp cnterei5.
irte, "nfern Mnnid srfiIIen unb uns ser nm.
|anssnstnen StOtbmenbisteit lberpepsu ,peroeu,
'bre Ns6nunsen Den betrsfeuben gseau,tsn ,ur
stnlammluns 3n hbfrseben.
UD0 EN- q Dlener C3fppS
plro 5onnenmeife nno bepm 8uf1d petEauft.
Maffaon, @spt. 90, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
NEW GOODS.

r. lURXTHAL in the new Brick Warehouse.
= north west corner of the Canal Bridge has
Just received from New York and Baltimore a
very extensive & splendid assortment uf Sprinr
Goods, comprising ~ @t-s ......
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, GROCERIES.
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails. Tobacco
Sole Z: Upper Leather, Calfskins, Mill &. x.
Gut Saws, Blacksmith's Vices and Grading
Scythes, warranted best German Scytbes.
best Longs 4Sickles, ShoveIs, Spades and,
Hoes, King and Collins Axes, Broad Axes,
AIDES, flut Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears.
hnlves and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knives,
SCISSORS and superior Razors, Brace and Bits
Concaye bright Augers, Horse g. Wool Cards,
Cohee NJ Ills OF various descriptions, a large
assortment OF Tuckup and Side Combs, Of the
lurtiesheil as well as the CO m N on Ivory
Comos, neck, d i n G and dressing Combs.
common and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water
IN bottles, silver Pencil Cases, VioIns and
Maccouba Snuff, ~@. =
x The Staple articles of Dry Goods consist in
Brown and Bleached Musins of very snner;.
or quality nor commonly brought TO this mar
ket Bed-ticking, Twilled Muslins Of yario,,s
colors, and qualities for Jackets and Panta-
looms, Beveneens, Storment's Canton Flannel
Ialitcooes, Ginghams, fashionable Prints.
~s!riPes s, flalds, Grapes, slksin great variety
nlk shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and other
bandano Handkerchefs, various dress Hand
kerehieis of the latest fashions, fine Lace.
L1nnen IN Edging, Insertions, Footing, &c. &C.:
1lne assortment of the best German and
white Hose, Diaper, and Table Linnen, also
a iafge sortment OF German & Irish Lnnen,
@oik hfbDons IN sets and otherwise, fashiona-
o,e seltlng, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes,
Shoe thread, &c. &c. @@T.S7.1 =
WIN great variety of other articles too nume-
roustte particuIarize. ,a-s
sLsa.ss.and gentlemen ID town and the sur
rounatng ccuntIy, aresnsast respectfulIy invited
g % give him a. call nd,secare good dbargains.
Mass'ilon, May, i 4, 'tsssAkiss 2-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
81 Dtect 10 II s.
9erlleberuues,g gDmposnie.
Naenten.Sfis-@auton,}
Dec. "a. 1885.
5Os3Mt

- Da Der tlntet1bsitbene oou Der "Q o.:
lection s Snfuranees@ ompa8ni>e" {" su
0artforb, Connecticut, ais QIaent anesftellt
uuo aatcrifrt tporoen obne MufIbub Desfber.
uusen aus3ufeuen, 70 erbietst er fIb biermit
pduler. StObrs. Mhb!en, 6abriden uno 9beu;
ern, dammt oeren JnbaIt, nebf iraenoerIeY an=
6erm dbnli6en eiae utbums, sesen DerIuft ODER
8sfbdoisrna oureb 8euer, 5u aBeeurirsu. Die
Rofsn baju fnb nieeriser, als bic irseno elmer
Nnlfalt oiefer aft; unc Die 29siIe pstbe oieft
OfiS in Sblibtuna ibrer @e(bdfte, unb Der
8eribti3uns unes 8s5abIuns ibrer 0erluite,
oerfolsen miro, tpiro prompt uuo literal fspn
alufra9eu fir 8eoinsuusen y. sIdtcurans. mo.
aen in ott eImtsitnbe bon lQarriS unb 8eloen
in @antpn. semadt petben, burdb alle @efdaf.
ts in Be5us auf bisie astnti9aft psra,itsslt
,net0en. g..
eSohn -6arris,
.s-. msent fir befaste eompasnie.
CAUTION San. 10. 1885. S9stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15
SC { ut s. ii tr r!.

S: 0urrtb
an Der nsitli6sn ede feines a d Il elm er.
men Ma arbaufes, psitIid pss 6 a.
|ual 8rh6e ..~. -"
Dot 70 ebsn cine fd6ne ausmabI, mpbI aus.
gefubter uno isbr spoblftiIer Otter fit biefe
Jdbres5sit er6fuet. bsfsbeno in:
trofetlen', 0orten', unO ,Gbuei>oe>
tDaarsn, porceilan Specerepen 81
ten eubnoarsn auer 2(rt g(dsel Qe-
Der &c. &C.
!psIeae er 70 wOblfsiI eersaaft oIs irsenS jemanp
in oislem Warfte.
@r sabIt ieber5sit baar 0elb far Qpai,
yen, 9SslIbtOrn, Qaber SIa6faan,eu, QBol
te, &c. &C., uno miro pnnttIicb uno aufmerffan,
lsoes expeditions: unb @ommiiIIonsaefdbdf
tefcrsen, tppmt feline Srsunoe uno Runbeu
-ibn teainitisen nebsen.
: WafTacn, Map H. 1886. 12stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

Der nnterfbriebe nabt biermit feincuSreun
ben nns Dem spubifnm ubsrhaupt befaunt caB
r iein gtatIdement ia 5osrr 8. S.BaIn,sTs 0aua
oerlsst bat arlspeft!i0s gnos Der gustaramas
affaRe no Ct fort fabrt ,ae Nrteit su maiden,
speIbe in fein fab Elm fdIagt nan,lib 2eppib,
5lfhtneber Garpsts, qDOllenuub 9einen 3euae.
Dnrb CUTE baae,bafte unb faubere 0lrbsit uno
phnnstIitsnno fbneae 2lusfabrnna ibm anpsr:
tfantsr Nufttdae boft er einen lbeiI Ser D5ent=
libeu 8anft phroi8 fteb 5n tnaebsn feiue Wreft
irirp er 70 biais maben baB isosr 5afrieben
feinpiro. sl,sS ,u. zs5s
oS5I ,8lpnda daaaSiffer4
Canton Dec. 30. 1855
49, s4-6W
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-15

10000 Suf pappel. .Ssster gum perfauf uni
lertis fosIei6 Su 9e;ranbsn.
GbuitmoSfOerter uno 60.
F. Canton Sept. IT. 'S5. 2S:bo'