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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
NO. 4S.

Thrilling Incidenf.-The following occur
renee which took place at the FIRE on Sunday
morning, has been described to us by an eve
witness as one which excited the most thrilling
interest in the bosoms of the spectators.---
While the fire was at its height, and the flames
were raging with the greatest violence, orders
were given to blow up n wooden house on the
side of Queen street. The gunpowtier was
placed in the lower story Of the bniIding-ths
slow match ignited, and the engineers horn
sounded, as q signal to the people 10 depart
from the spot. The signal was promptly obey
ed, and the crowd retiring in all directions,
left vacant space in front of the devoted
building. At this moment, an engine drawn
by negroes, and directed by the proper officer,
came furiously down the street, burst through
thecrowd, and rushed into the deserted spof. -
SO rapidly did they advance, that every effort
TO arrest their progress proved Hnavailing. A
midst the noise and confusion Of the scene,
and the Tumblng Of the engine over the stones,
the lOudesl cries WEIR ERheard or disrerzrrled
and the poor fs.ia--- attached 10 the engine,
fifii % sraI aud energy, moved ON as Il was
feared to destruction, wholly unconseisss- me
approach nf danger. At length assthey advan-
ced towards the fatal spot, the leader SEEMED to
become aware that there was something
wrong, and the engine was halted, directly in
front of the building. II was moment Of bIesth-
less interest. The explosion instantly follow
ed. The engine could not at that time have
been more than twenty feet from the walls Of
the house which was blown up. TIE effect
was much less disastrous than could have been
anticipated. Every person standing on the en-
CINE was thrown OF by the shock of the explo-
SION, and two Of the negroes, belonging Ia
William Bell, ESD were severely wounded,
the one having his arm very much lscerated,
and the other injured in the head, both b.
fragments thrown from the building. The
rest of the men, though very much stunned,
and some of them slightly bruised, got offwith-
ont any serious injury. There was obviously
not the slightest blame to be attached TO any
one in this case. The occurrence was una
voidable, and originated entirely from the con-
fusion which always prevails more or less al
fires, and the honest zeal which on such occas-
; ions urges them forward to their object, with
an energy that is utterly regardless of cons--
: quences. The trifling injury sustained ffou
this accident, shows the danger from the ex.
plosion Of gunpowder TO be less than is gener-
9 allv supposed. We believe there was hardly
an individual who witnessed the incident, wis
did not suppose that every one connected with
!, the engine would be killed or seriously burnt
And yet two only suffered. IL IS true that ths
!, building was not a large one, and the quantity
Of powder used in its destruction UNUSUAL.
smail--uot exceeding Ia lbs. But for the>
7 circumstances, the injury might have besi
: much more extensive
= Charlesfon s. C. Mercury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

The Old man twined his withcred arms
around him, and he wept "Canst thou for
give meP at is all forgiven All soon
will be bloited from my memory" Diego.
| give thee thy desire. my precious child
treasure, but It's richly bought Nv son.
despair had driven me to in6delhy, but I re-
nounce my scepiie creed. Thy people shall
be my people-thy God. my GodI'h
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

,u.u,. BuiIding, nearly opposite Chase''
Stage House.
10 .iu.Ie Subscribers Two Dollars yea! gear
ra'-.s ,.bo receive their papers at the Office
npan'' ~ No paper discontinued until ar
s". ii IT, cxeep, at the option ofthe Publisher
e, ''' ,asi must be postpaid or they will moi
!, srsn'iOa' -, pp,xrtvc ,s,,lv .x.cu,
." - ~. and on moderate terms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04
20 From speech Of DANIEL WEB
STER in the session 1854:

STER, in the session 1854:
81 would say 10 every honest man every
where, who wishes BY honest means TO Jain an
honest living-Beware of wolves in sheep's
clothing. Whoever attempts, under whatever
popular cry, TO shake the stability of the Pull :
lie Currency, brings on distress in money mat
tiers, and drives the country into paper money,
stabs your happiness to the heartl And who
ever has the wiekedness to conceive, and the
hardihOod to avow, purpose TO break down
what has been found in forty years experience
essential to the protecting OF all interests, by
arraying one class against another, and by ac-
ling on such principle as the poor always
hate the rich, shews himself the reckless enemy
Of all An enemy to his whole country, TO all
classes, and TO every man in II, he deserves tn
be marked especially as the POOR MANS
CURSE"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

The PREsIpESTs OF THE UsIrKp STATES.
A correspondent ofthe London Chronicle, writ
ing from Philadelphia, classes the religious pro-
LESSONS of the Presidents of the United States
as foIlows:-George Washington, Episcopsli-
an; John Adams, Congregations iist; Thomas
jefferson, doubtful; james Monroe, Episcopa-
liam; John Quincy Adams, Unitarian, but said
to have seceded and become Episcopalian;
Andrew jackson, Presbyterian; Martin Van
Buren,, Ouch RESPONSIBILITIES the cores
pondenl of the Chronicle is in error or Mr..
| Vanderpool. the bosom friend Of Mr.. Van Blu
rem. Mr. Vanderpool says that his friend was
born a Baptist, educated Presbyterian, was
/ christened an EpiscopaIian, joined the Rcform-
ed Church, and is partial to the Roman Cath
olics Mr. Van BuTen's ''coat of many coloI's"
throws Mr.. Jefferson's s'doublful'' sentiments
i far into the shade. ~. Y. Express.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

Sugar Plumbs and that sort ofConfectionary
children and the ladies like to eat, is said TO be
poisonous in the extreme, made of all sorts oil
stuff like Plaster of Paris and clay. II produc,
es complaints in the stomachs Of children, and
what is particularly bad, has the tendency 70
make the ladies have the hearf-biun' we
don't allow our youngsters TO eat any sucn
trumpery. -NorthamPfon Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

a sign The effects Of T'oryism--A gel
tleman advertised on Saturday in the Conn'
& Enquirer for waiter, and before three o
clock, fifiy-five persons applied for the. situi
ton, of whom several, exhibiting the highe
recommendation, urged 10 be employed f
their boardi The truth is, thousand of pc
sons are now out of employment who won
willingly labor free Of wages to secure II
means of existence. We would remind l
such, that this is the season for making hi
and getting in the harvest, and that consequen
ly, the country offers more opportunities {
employment than the city.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-08-04

! INTERESTING TO ToBAcco CHEwERs-In a
/ work on tumors, by John c. Warren, Just
publihsed by Croker & Brewster--in descrb-
/ ing case of cancerous affection Of the tongue,
caused by the habitual of tobacco in the
mouth, the doctor, whose authority in such ca
I ses will hardly be disputed says-sTobacco Is
common cause of cancer in the tongue aud in,
/ the lip. For many years back, ! have CUES
toned those affected with these diseases, as to
their use of tobacco, and they have generally
. answered in the Affirmative. Every man who
ehews tobacco may | think, consider himself
particularly exposed TO the danger of having a
cancer on his lip or tongue.-.here- Journal
! Notice 10 Newspaper Publishers. The Ed
I itor of 'sDelawaTean,' published at Whining
ton, proposes TO prepare aei0sPsPer direefc-
m, and therefore asks as a favor, that each
newspaper publisher IN the United States will
forward him, by mail, one copy oftheir paper
i He intends TO arrange them by States, giving
their politics, sc. For this favor, each editor
sending his paper shall receive one copy Of the
Directory, as soon as made ready. The adj
vautages of sheet Of this kind 10 publishers,
must be apparent TO all.
I Editors will please copy the above once
or twice, in order to give II circulation
Gov. Everett and Mr.. Speaker Rockwell
have accepted their appointments 10 pronounce
: the address before the Literary Societies of
Williams College, at the annual commence
lment ON the third Wednesday in August
Other preparations are making TO render this
one Of the most brilliant literary festivals old
: Berkshire has yet enjoyed Traveller.
: The Postmaster General has issued Cir
| cular to the Postmasters who open the Express
Mail, calling upon them not 10 send letters by
) the Express Mail to the President of the UnI-
ted States, OF any Of the Heads of Depart
ments, unless the postage Il paid.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
o100c 8. Soue
&utltDen uno " aQenmad;f

Eusia}en unD ~ agenmader
0timms Nb bisrmit bic iSupbeit, tak
YabIifur. a1tuu9spcu Su benab rebtise
onB er BON Sacoh Sbeusnber9er fsinsn
eanssn StUd geateriaIien, 3anemerts.
Ssuse &c. ansefauft, uno Obisee Weib6fs
in oem S6ap ansefansea bat, tpeIbsr ..
Nemberrp Stein aIs gobmicIbap benuss
mar in Der NlIsp n6roIib BON 9Obrs
etObr nno meftteb Don {. SOsel's @tcbr.
&utlben, Gigs Basen oner 9lrt,
teeroen nod thr5efer 8stetluue ibbn uuo
oansrbaft fur bulge preiie sewabt. er
bOtit e'usn GbeiI Der bfsutiidben &uup=
ld)aft eurtb bsbarrtitbe 4lufmsrtismtsis u.
phnStIi9teit au peroienen. Sm 8sfRe
e'0er Iansen, IN osn bRIidsn gtaatsm sts
(amnelten, Gtfabrnn9 slaubt er oerFdext
III fepn reB telne 9lsbett in oielsm staat
nlDt tbertrcfsn Hrsrneu miso.
3 Uber 9sleusn tbnnen fc8lsieb 8e-
fbaIt'sung fnoen. gbenfaas 1-2 9sbr.
tn"oen Gantpn NuaHtt 26. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
Neue 0Ittr.

s.. 8 urrtb al,
al Der tueiiliben @de feinss b ad eis
Ct men Naarbaufes, wettlib
oes G. an al 8rndr
patio ebeu nue fdbbne s1usmabl ,mubl
eutsefubter .nnb feb, rpobfeiler Ghter
fit oieie Jabresteit ertRnet, betftbene in:
Srcdenen'h 9orten',uno G chneis
oemoorem porceuon, G pecereps
sn, g'fen 0u6waorsn auer 2lrt,
Sld9el, 2eoer &c. ,e. :
,relsbe erfO tpoblfeit oereauft, ale irasns
iemanc in bielem Ma,fte.
er 3ablt ie6erjsu ar0eEo fas
aSai;en, 9Dell6torn, baber, SIa6 iaes
tt1sN, 9Dolle, ,e. &C., Uub pirb punftIicb
unh aufmsfiaw i,oes Spebitionss uno
@emmiihensse(adft befsrseu womis
feline Sreunee unr Suneer ibn beehnfti.
gen mbaen. Maffncn, Mop ID. 12.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
u /. q. " Il pUe

unitpGsbese uno itlteu febsnce Nuosr
o".ee DIsles beDft srprobte 91ittsl. IL
s1n Iberee nno frdft;eeS Witts1, ,,nsiffer =
IN auea Sransbeiten ,lne SebIsrn Der QIu.
gen nno bat Den 8or3ue, tber alle anoert
Nu9en 9h5nspsn. 8fioneers 1T es ms
l'oo' IN folseneen 8stbmeyceu 9ntianb:
uns, Jttden. RIus uno @iuna,tsfeSruro
DER l'nS'nIisoer. in utueu unc peroltetfn
2'noen Gntjnneunafn, Qluaeufeuen pber
i Ie d en- S6mdbe eerietber, II. meb
rersn Btl1msresn oieiee 70 eelen uue
smpfnel'ben 1tsiite, weld,ee IN meu.
'dufts ltvn mdroe. fle bier alle ~ beuen.
usn. Die 9uten Mirtuuaen, ltno Tber
FUR 70 ple's Sabre, burb feline eioens, e.
note etenfollS ou'd Ghoeret sierAte unp &
o'ettr WOtbtelotnoeu nit Srsuosu erprpb,
,etnnoen Worbrn.
Der preiS III IS @ts. eas 8d6Gep,
t'''' Der Gtbrarbsnorlbrift. Gin be(fdn-
e'8e' worratb 1T INNER gum NerfA.f, une
wIro bnbere'tet o,n lneneftIiben @de bes
M'arttpIaaes in @antons tart @auntp 8.
e1n SroBer 9ta6laB w,ro erlaubt ois
ta"Fen ur' es tpiecer II pettaufeu. Wpft.
rrspe Sroers Die bitles Outel auselan.
gen. 'eusn phnftIieb befelsr rereen. Nl1o
3a psrfaufsn btb isinen bier folssnp Be.
nauHtsn Special Nsenteu
Or. D 8Ofren Canton.
Or. Matfen g. 60. NRaififIpn,
Drs. Dagger g. stsYsnfon
2'9. Mspsrs 4 60. 9arieburst.
Jclspb Dou in 3Sapnsbure.
Sottriso Strpbet, 8etttebens.
Gbriftian ct. &reper, Snasbure.
Or. u. .. NenS $50. BpIipsy.
9loam 9at'f s p;ajn 3p.
Sobann DOae; Canton.
Sbrilt'aM &.'rt p 8l. Gsnabars.
CanIei pb'uspps, paris.
.. & 5. Ea'e Vtinrpe.
y. & y. Qartsffs 3rop.
Jet" 6fsesrser, g. M., Mie'pap, @tar
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
Ou g to br.

Iis llntsrfbrisbensn bsnabrlbtissn ibre
Srsunes nus tas yubiitum nberbaurt eab
iis elneH !3utitobr in eem fl 5;ih Don gt
WidtoaI berobnten 3immss an Ger flo:
6ftli6eu @de oes Nar.:- Bi:redss, erbF:
netbsbsn, alwc fls tsF anpis euf 1anI
baIten ootge phts
ausr att. esrfertist pra GER bsften Niatsr.
iaIien. gle meroeu i'm g. ceen uno &lei:
men 70 wcbtfsll pe'faaten a!s 'rseno sins
anoere put: Wieberlass i'm Meftsn.
DurU oettdhll,ts @rfabruna i'm put:
nabsrssfddft,b ,brffsn i'e aussmsine gu
trieoentsit su 9snabren, nnb einen 3bsi
Ger otfsntIi6ea Suuoi id aft sn erbaltsn u
81 psroieneu. Der brafs Y,t,s ~ il
ieoeraeit bsaabIt fur Ysl5e. 1000 Nf
Boue miro perIanet. 81. u.J. 2'uraer
Canton, Qrr. 27. 1886. Re 6M,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
gu osrmittbsm ooer ~ ptrfoufen.

gu psrmlttDen, Dosr 3u perfoufen.
nnts'fbriebener bot Q plartafGen, Die
ef lebr bin's oerfaufen murot; Itsseo bays
es tebr uOrtbei!hait 5,ttn Martt cine bas
BON bat einen ietr sutsn MhblEB, .ait
etnsta ris tebIenceu QlaNsr, CUTE Quetltn
plaB tann fcs!sid tn gsfs sener msn
wercen. ein pas lieet em Obo Canal
une Tnroe ens ber bs,tsn Gelsaenbeiten
fur eine 8iertreasEes uuo 1,titierp lepn
meNisftens non elesslauo bis eb,Hep.be.
SM bas Nahers bsirese nsan fet IN Gan,
ton bep, q O1aprs. +
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
9ebmtt StaIt.

Deaa seebrsen Vnbii1tnr ,rirh t;ern3
befannt 9ena at, boB bae @sihdft uut<x
Der Suma ron .@hrfmos, Joe,tsr u. 60.
trte t;sber, bic 5un1 tsn udb fen 9'pril.
forte4tnbrt neresn suo. Der Sob pon
-1,@Ill'an' @brIitnras nabt es uotbweusia,
oaB aae thditdnoise &e1uuusen aeletIez
bsn ipsroen. Sb sreroe oeswe easr, bis
cen eritsn NpriI itn,aer an, aIten Gtano
Su fnoen (epn. Mit benen, meIete bic
aS'ttet n'@t bobsn foslei6 81 bssableu,
arHe man b,G'9e 9eabfbt babeu.
Ges 9tObrse1bdft uno bic @erberep
MIRO trle 3unor bio su Otisem Termtu be-
irlebsn tpetoen. "a infer 3orratb spn
'5'AtsTn sine bebeutenoe Guantitit Don
QEinters u oaren
''n''abt, eIs: 2it&er @rOcsreisn, Sote
lr"srsu'-b'e mir 5u uieer'srn 9rsiiyn ,u
as.fanfen GsoenfelI -lo bitten mir Mn, az.
.'isten 2u1prpp.
, O. 80. &C. o. 1925
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
QdbtnEti!suCLereD,

Die gnces unttsSe Gust'n Ssiaen bier,
mit oen Shsaern eanrcn'6 uno Benz
publfnm hbs; baupt abtuuasuca an,caB
tie obiaes @s(6dft iu ber 1usearawaS
ct aBs Is 2bhren >reitiiob Don 6. 81.
SSdneissts @iltnfobr u. beinabe seaen,
nber pcn s. 2 S6ipnersStpbr) aneefanseu
babso aIlnO lie bic 8strsituns ps0elbsn
IN alien 3meisen bsabfdti9en.
eis msrbrn i,nmer einen Ncrtatb
Oireaus, Slide, 0ettlieAen, 1c.
baltsn 10 eide Ne 1u Den an eme0eu-
asR 9soinsunaen petsaufen. B,ettes -,
auer 9lrt ,ps.osn ira 1aufb sencmmsu
wttben. Siebpfeu, burb atnaus Nufs
meftiamfsit i'm @eiddit. eiuen 1btil Der
Sfentlbsn &uueIdaft au trbeIteu.
0eItstun8en ,. Ger gntfesnnna rpers
ben oantpar ansencnmsn unc prompt iu
fSr;efter 3sit telorst msreeu.
g. Il. @taut.
b. s. s.. 8cIb.
Canton Mua. /. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
60 eben erbulten.

Ter unter5eibnete. canfbar fir err
spiefens CUNT, tbnt fs'nen Srsun,eu unc
bsm publitum ibstbaupt Aiermit ad,t.
unaseUG fuho, oaB sr In bsn Geetdoten
Neupotf, philadelphia uno Baltimore aes
wefen lit, ollwO Ct Elm a!ausenbes QlGort=
tnent Srilbi iaahh.s- ,,no Semmer-W aossn,
auaefduft bat, rrelebes er an Ieinsm alten
StanopIob eine Gbhte me(tli6 BON, eanal
[nebsn 9rn. SObn 8lass Wirtbebaus
gum Sd,ilo Der @lcde] er6hnet bat.
SDlssnoeS umfaBt eiHen 3beil ieineS aus.
seoebnten sasess Son
Stapel u. ~ 0 Sc QB aare
8laue, i6tpar5e, braune, CRIME, ordb, ,oes
'n'itts uno oabIia Thber, @affimier un 6
GaItinett iseerlep Qlrt, sommertidber
unO Die ueridieeenfen &leiouua aslthde.
Sernsr: Souuets, Sta ienifbe eel
De uno eanua6. : hmei,et NeusItue, xran.
jbVibe 0insbams, 3orr=R =Rdmne. Z a(b,
en- 'iir 2doiss eossnei|U 4abad, 6aIS-
th6er eaIlco'e ben leon ebattirnro,
Re'iuO sdaml: BIspfifre @ieesr.ien,
SIaneu. 8ett Coo, 2Ispe. Niep.
@beufaAs: eiu so.Rancises 9i:
lsttment sife'ner e6fel 2nder, Aofes
5bse, Gsm irSe, 3.bebsn, Gin, g.anry
aun po.tmsin, &iebon. Mueeat; Glarst
MaIsee 0euerleans MlolaGes.
1'ae eisie unc oieIe anoe,e NrtiFel nor.
cen su esn blu'stieu Qreiftu fl. baa,
9tle ossr Sanossrreputts obsefttt.
Joirom u bers.
ga: ten yani II, 1855.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
0lene Yutsr!

Eit uE::ssiaristsn,n n>tmen Eh bic
5repbe,t, casYn6li.um blermit subsnods
r'btisen. COS fl 70 ebeu ertaiten baben
Elm aho1tment 0arte 2EaareL dis:
satt!srnaaren. 9eusats n, BiaebaIae
iir Sbmieee. jpamnner. Nigel. 6enttsr=
stas. Del. 6afben, S6aufefn unb 3ens
asn, Ibse GstIsL Yfannss; MeHtr ane
0abeln, 2tfsi, Sr,Gen. x'Gts fbdseafs
fesmhblsn, @afTee.tfsr, 1bss yretter,
Sdusxa1er &itt Sbub Drabt. 8inss
faosr, 0ettsn, 0utmaGer Gnsn,Rarten,
sdsersn, Siuss, bAts uno Naesln, Ger-
Der MsRer, stabb Qpbsi, Monaraaaen n,
Dnnie, se. sa eea biaieftsa preifen.
MsGy %. ia@. Ns. atshnfan d. %.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
q 6asb are uerele q
su Vsrtauftn. Il
Q1A Neter fsbr fbdebases
- r QdnOereien an bers

d %NUOStStSU AU we
treit|i6eu Ntierpe eelesen in O prto 4
1aunfebip mseina gauntp Gbip. bsFannr
ole "@Hls,rolo Bausreisn'' ftnb itbt aunt
Nerfaut auaebeten. Sic bs Geben in fol-
ssnesn Suiebeu, ndt11iib
2ctte So. 6lr nit 172 ,Nder,
3h9sflaEt, uuo cas- ubrise ibers
>ndbfen NIT 0ebblj. lcttes 62f
tnlt Isl Older, liz on9ebaut.
eette 73, nit l6O Ncfsr, 100 an-
gsbaut. Qette 50, nit 100 Nder
l2O ah9fbaut. Cote 81, nit u 4
2der, l30 aneebout.
Iisie gane'sien lno in sinsm bobet
|3uitanoe Ger EuItHr, NIT eutsu, ftarses
SenIen, Die bas aneebaute Yane in Qcttc
|jsos .. sebu 2tder tteilen, rpsl1e fat a.,
nit ME fsbIsneeu Qusuen ODER e tttn
reiper Ma0ers psrfsbsn, fno. sluf t
Nsrbe Getursen tefnnen Gd 8 arcBe ura
tsquene Srdm S6enern. Elm Sranbaus
uno 2Gell6sernbaue, mebrere Slcdid q.
EN- t,no 4 BlpRbiuier. - Met,ere gta
Gen fnbreu curb ben e ti0 pser naI
ourttp eine eapcn 1T Die etOee etrae
mtIsbs con QlstOn ibs, 0le,r prrtase nas
1fcuttsr eett. -. \ -
g,o:Ett :::at, eeB innntaIb SAILS
| fat alle s,sfe Qlntauunesh ssnfatbt ,pt
| ben unp in sinsr 9abreefriit 500 a6 4
ofs art, bic sinsn g1ttas Don aaebr als
500 @nftsl Mai1en sassn " $50 q
! eie @sidefsnbeit reet Nthte beS 9eee s'
lss'ns 8ross ftrn 1it 4rl,lct,.n en,ta,.
ten scu IL: ia &C &C a;sss: e.. nit fhdkbarex
jpOtS sewahfsn unb In elmer far tsn We-
ttaud Der eeritieosnen Sauersisn fis,s.i
liben saas.
lie Denereitn ftnnen in, @anser I'll
ein3ein sefauft rersen.
Man treuee fib an eIediel Diiddrk &
gt4. IN 9terton. cest an ttn untetfd,x1
eenen in slussra, Tottaae Sc. Cbio.
Qlm. N. S2enry III
Nov. sS. 1856.
4 sDl a t T d & { n.
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Der Vnterf6rifkene slr ~. hep Die Srsp:
t,,t cx 9hreer son Canton uuo Dc.
umssseno " bsnabridten, eeB CT eae
WaIer 0s{Gdft In allen osGea 3msissu,
~ tette'ten seosnts, ais
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po!5 ano Marbe!. Sud- bait ct teltaa.
oi9 Sasten. Sels, 'e. 3ufu q Msrlouf.
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gstaaee laeid p. asmie 6ossrs stebr.
IN ohern 3snnsr. Ssmte erpf.
Canton, SuEp 92, 1896.
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cas publisum 8 bracbt rrcrben taufttt Cs:
| tanpsn. Da ct ncerdsuatiit. cae rieie
8erbe09uu9 cine iebr stoee if,-lO 9ist'
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earanae Straes. in Santon (8sFaee Dem
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no {, il6 freusa n.ro ale ole ~ beo,e,
nsn, bic lbn nit ibrOn 5utptM&s bstnen.
@r bat befdnoiS aul pouo unc 1T DC:
ipnneu eine atcBes aue aussecstrtss Nf
Irrtimert son Sattietsp oar. Su ba!ten,
ais ea fno
En- oerren 8ecerfet po.
n1ftbe Sdttel, boibs(pa,
sA nIitbe Ditto! oen,e,uc
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Ditto, 9snislne olttc, 3dume, eat.
tsipd9s, Ysasglfem pifolenbalf-
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trbntafheh,1c. OeorbcrnGe(cl}lrr
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Art 6 . fer Osusr @pmer,
2ouocnerqb rqbo9en Ieltlcben, Geit., ,
glegonte', har9irter un0 0ia,
pettfDen Stdtltb,Sle6ten jeoer
Votun9.
D,e @iumobner son stort, une ben BE.
aa6batten @ouilti 8, Vnc aebtunee spu
eiuseiaceu, on5urufen, uro fas ts6 lelbft
su fsben uuo nutsriud,en.
Canton, Sulp Is. 1895. 1stf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-13
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nnuasn miro sr biUi8 mabtu,-
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17psrua en, miro u nit fefe eiai,tser 9uf,
'ner'fanfett All Ht--@"H2s!n fEt,tn.
Die Nortbe,Is, ole elns @rfahruna ppn
nsbreten Sahren in Der Musatuna esr
Qsiifunoe itm sendbrt-bensbft siusm
acknowledgement reg lmdfissnunter.
rl6tss@mfue osn er in sinen, a,,soehebu=
ten pefp'tas une NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
e'ta!1en, trerbsn i'm, pie er init 3uper:
lttt e'aubt, in Den Gtanb ftsen, A;ans
bsltsn euIbesbstbs nit s1iola III bts
banosln. t. Gsins Sffs it i'm Marft.
S.trfde. eem 9pustbauie aeaeuhber-
Q Ithren ubrolitb pcn E. 3 Gitebel's
Stehr. Canton, Map l8. SO. Itf.
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g Siesn, 3o,toner uno onoets Dr.
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aue nslbe pom behen Matsr'a' unb So
Iant'rt Ist ,rsrosn snt s'art'ts' su Isyn, =
s|l'e s'able reparirt uao ansef'i6sn
ecpai:SirniB sum @srsanfe.
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WssitbtpEu, gnh ane anoeye &ftsu &an
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Arbeit auseuommen. .u.I2.
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2terte.
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~ es' Sueearamae Gsrab.. Canton,
osprabe V.N.G dneloer's Stebl
asaeriiter,
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uno Gag gubiituin, beB fl cbisee e,s
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. !orn- s. STATS 4&ttttetsts aussfau
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pre'l lsn sun 1erfaute antieten. s,u stol
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g ettees,N>le9en-
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