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Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

uop,I REroRMER. The January number of o ,,co,t Moral Reformer," is before US, and its ,onts as usual, are highly useful and interesting ", reioice to learn that the work is to be continucd ,Ujthstanding the patronage afforded it is not what ,bould be- We crpy the following remarks of til" ,bv editor in reference to his future designs and ,t. Prospectus of the Reformer; This work was begun as an experiment, entirely tbo risk of the editor, without the advice or coun- ,,o,oce of many hirnds and with only one subscrl- , If was begun iron conviction of the importance .d necessity oi such work to the comnlunity, and n tho belief that when it's object should be fully un ,,stood it would be sustained but it was at the same ,,,o hponn and continued with determination that. .lo,,er it should receive much or little immediate ,,tronaoe, it should go long as the life and bo,b and pccuniary of the Editor should per nit
 m, experiment has now been carried on for two ors; with how much how little ability, it Is for obors to decide It is sufficient perhaps for us to say ot rom sinple subscriber the number has incrcas al topralv two thousand; and this, to, without much special efortwc mean by the usual means Of travel ling agents
 Tins number of subscribers will not it is true. sus- ,ain the work liberally. Neither the editor nor the nubishers alr well paid for their labors. The truth s. no American monthly journal of the size and price of this, and almost wholly original and thoroughly studied can fully and fairly pay for itsel-much more bp profitable to those who concerned in it-With- mi list of at least five thousand subscribers. But we say again that the work shall 20 on, whether we cet our pay fer it or not We know not but pros poets of raising to five thousand, in two year to come are as good they were two years ago. of raising it to two thousand.
 The work shall % on, because many of the same evils which existed two years ago. and which seemed to Us to demand most imperiously, the circulation o such q work. are s.;ll abroad
 t shall go on J"causc every hours observation ant experience deepen the conviction in our own mint that n4 in civic state, and especially in stat> which is regarded highly cultivated refined, can no perform, as rational being ought to do the varj cd duties or hu:naa ltr without knowledge of the human coa5tt.uton, it's laws and relations.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16
For the Advocate.

MR. EDlroR--4n locking over the third number of your valuable papcr noticed in No. lJ of series of communications signed A Mcchanic.' a para graph which is follows:
 In of the most Populqr establishments in this city, the '' rules and regulations specifics (Art. I) the time of work throughout the year to average 2 hours actual ai.or each day. And thc scale of tine is so calculated to leave of work Saturdays the sln halt an hour high at niglt-and this deficiency from the twelve hours on Saturdays, is added to the other five days, and will make the hours of labor little short of thirteen, five sixtbs of the timc.'
 Now your correspondent correct as fir he goes, but has omitted to state that the time scale of the re- tered o establishments, is so calculated as to work "CVer time, sufficient each working day in the year. to make up 36 hours, account of the suspension of business on the 4th of July, Fast, and Thanhgiylng days;-Wach added to the other, will make about l3 hours and quarter, five s;xths ol the time" And the wors: feature is that those hands which they el- poy by the week literally spunged cut Of all pen5atlon many ol who}n have not even dreamt that such $ the course pulsucd by their empowers but kep or keep themselves in profound ignorance Of the 1'c that they required to labor thre, days in tAe yea' without pay tlan the time specified in tie contract by which they are bound
 would inquire, Sir if men are prompted to pursue such course LJ the dictates of humanity, of com men honesty Is suc1 the result ot tl tt religion taught by Him who says to his disciples, '' As ye would that others should do unto you, do ye SC to them, -and the disciples and followers of wloa 'oe Aan2gers of the establishment under consideration make tie highest pretensons?
 AS su"l. would respectfully commend to their espe " consdera:ion the following portion of Holy Writ "AicA is found in tine General Epstle Of James, 5tf rhlp. irS; verses
 L it, b now .:2 rich men, ~c,p and hw1 :"s ''H ""%f'ie5 ei@@ shall con.r u;: Il ?,,n.
 l'Gr r.cl"s cor@r': * ;.l' :,'. ,,r."o!s 2rt n",a "a1n.
 J. 1oor gold and silver $ canhtry,I and the la5 ' them saiI be a witness ag4lst -cr, .ll snail e. your flesh as it were fire. Ye have treasure togetLe '"' tie last jays
 2' b"A2ld tAa h.-e oj he lat y> Is wn h,yr ra,., u"' your fields which is of ar kept bocl 5y fraud @nj aAd the c7ie" O.! lhcIl Stat have ~r@.d &rr cn ''FTI :1to tle yais ol jl;" L3rl oI : .l.4rj!.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

(S;Sn Q th& L-c 'yt,J
 tORWICH CITY. PATHOLOGICAL, Classical, sce'laHeous, A. and Schoo. Bookseller, SaioncT, Blank Book Manulacturcr, Book Binder, ard Depos- itarv of the American Sunday School Union
 < ,'n<,ant supply of Books needed in q The o!aS.c:y, Classical and Primary Education also GilAes nf variety of sizes, with, aud without references; the Biblical Commentaries in com- mon use: variety of Hymn Books; among !herl arc tn" Church PsaImody, Dwighps, Walt'S, Winchei's, Watt's and Select, Village, Methodist of different kinds. &c. SCHOOL BOOKS, in every variety, at the lowest prices. Country Merchants, Teachers, and all wanting Books, are requested to cali.
 MISCELLANEOUS WoRHS. An assortment of a Religion, and .norai Character, with blosfa- phics. Memoirs, Travels, Sc.
 .\r;c |?reficnn Pubiicotions, on every subject of interest, regularly rcreived
 Su2d1v SeI52! B0cks-The cheap ard useful Bock.,. ruhl;. he'd by the \ np"ican Sunday ,, ~cl;,.H lrniu. crnlnarin" n'o~H ihan ECO works >f #|,.,,s' every >iz@ ,froH To 3r0 !:%~>, i'ns> Ifi.#'", u:t}. I"Gra,i,H >;"j<,>". 1co|' may ,,r junrd ii 'hi4 curr;;."! suitable to ali ages aud ras>,'- of iserSoas, e<"ccl"'ly tD lne yonng and those Nho have net tin.c :' read l@ ,,"f vol u.} e>: aISu d great v.rie'; oE "Ihe" iyn;s, suit l able for Sunday School L.!hrar,es,
 B'unh Books, of every size a!." desc. in'ion on hH,,i, CT ounl and ruled to pattern or order, ii IsuIrriOf st}h
 .:.}oo; $ 'a>'ug, of crcry desc iptioD, pxecu;f ,t short no'rr by e. ''ienced worA.Ten. Nn". }C. " .
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

MECHANICS soCIETY-At the annual meeting of the General Society of Mechanics of New Haven, on the 4th inst the following gentlemen were elected off cefs for the ensuing year,
 PrcSMent-JosEpH BARBER
 Tice Presidcnt-IEyRY PECK
 D'rectOrS,-GAD DAY, CHARLES BosrwIcK, JR, AVERY C. BABcocN, BENJAMIN. THOMPSON, ELISHA DlcKERMAN, JR.
 1reaSurer.-ZEBvL BRADLEY.
 Secretary.-PELEG Il. CONE.
 Measures were adopted at this meeting, which, if carried out will give new life and vigor to the Instu tlon-Register
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16
,tl'TTR'D,

ln tl.js city on Friday the 18th inst Miss Hannah Avery Brn:ncy. Aanali, nteil.ent, and ea'%ened by a!l wlo knew her Sh" died l,'I, Il ia',. acG by " uulncrru7 cnce of rclatv>> and iflcds. tlAora t'- ,nortou tS:.nGay) |, oeioc at the residence ol her i:thor--I tt"r'"i'" "0.
 Iii Preston tie ,>th o1 Nov. last, Mr Joseph Chap 32n, ill t,l2 Sd yer; ot his age Co tine ltl ofj'n NG=, Dotscy Ckaphun wido" of Joseph Chap2"n' a>od g,
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16
S&p Sy.e,.1

' F. NJ A l. E, A ( : D ], iT '. H,t HE Trustees of this Institution have the @1 satisfaction to anno@Hr" to the public that they have agreed with the Rev. NJ. L. Farns> worth, to tako the super;nteudrMce otthe Aca'i> emy. They make this annuuciation with great satisfaction, as the genl!cmn vhr iS now to have charge of the Seminary, possess es their entire confidence, and who on his part cones to the work with '!r 'GCn iutt,n tn eIeyaio the character of th" Schnol. anl to give it place inferior to np Institution Of the kind in 'tew England A,r' the Trustees hope that tie ri;;zens of No"Nl"h vii! not wait to ascertain whether the jnsifntion i> likely tn live or die in his hands before fhov will lend him their influence and cyerti>ns |" eiY" it life and sustain it, and render it ha i, r''GHt 10 h", an lrnameri, aS well as di.tin"'i~hcu benefit to the city.
 The first .erm will commence thc 2nh We'd nesIay in January.
 GEO. L. PEHTLNC.
 THOS ROGL}'SOb,
 GEO. g. R{PLEi. ,r..,ot..,
 ER.fSTJS UI'h5.iH, 1' "''''''
 JOHT j'REATICt4,
 JOHN BREED,
 Norwich, Dec. 29, 1w
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16
AWakc :! A wake !

A meeting of the Mechanics, Operatives and "A Laborers' Association of Norwich, will be hc'E at the old Masonic Hall on Friday the 2Cth lnst. at $ o'clock, p M., to alter the 9th article of the Con stituton, and transact other business of importance. N. B. It is hoped every member will attend By order of the President,
 ADAMS PERRY, Sec'y.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16
Machinery E'Or ale.

TEVHE subscriber is authorised by all concern~ R ed to sell the following machinery, viz - 29 Power Looms, II cards; thistle francs: 2mses; Taunton spoeder: drawing frame droper; spooler, warpcr; picker; whipper; Cloth Press; Rules; Robbins, SpooIs; &c. &c. Most of it has been in operation but two or three years, and is gooI.
 JOHN' (. TIBBITTS. ,Jewett City, Jan. II. S5
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16
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In this city on ChrlStInas day, MT He

In F6i5 ciy oH C'F.sF''s 1'-' MI 1'e'''! V e'c' to Mss Eunice r. Thompson.
 At Norwich Fails on sunday evening, Jan. l, by ncv. John H. Ghon. Mir t.rasHI'; ]. Williams, ot Wore cStc:, li5. anA Mrs l3ii&thetl N 1Itcc, Of Springfield, x. j.
Mechanics', operatives', and laborers' advocate., 1837-01-16

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
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Noeetaten uno Ns6tsgelebrten.
Da oieitltsu nit siuanoer in @ompanie
eInsetretten Tne, 70 tistsn l,e ben aebt-
nn9emertben Giumcbnsru Don Starl
Sauutp, ibre Nmts= Disnle an.
Jbre Sf7ee it in Dem 9oufe pou 9rn.
Doctor oreas geappe, alnr
g. eabm, bep ten|eniaeu, ,pslbe oieIel:
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eta'f ,esslnafis tspwrtnsn.
d. q. g. 2abm bsrt. bet uno Epriebt
bic tsu1I6e Sprabe. QInb baben oieIel.
ben in ibrsr Sfftee einen Stuosrtsu T g.
sReper] ireIber bic teusf6s uub franst-
FI6e Sprahen fertia ipriebt une 1d)reitt
Canton Dscru5er 20. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
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init ben Sarsern 9anton's uno Dem
pubIsfun ittetbaupt abtune5peu an, taB
lie obige6 Gsfbdft iu Der Gusearamas
straBs Is 1bhreu weftIieb BON S. 81.
S6usioers gifsnfobr u. bsinabe sssen:
Ehbsr Don s. g1luhtrsStctr) anssfanssn
|bassn allwo Ie Die 8strsibuns oedslbsn
in alien 3srsisen bsabfbtiasn.
gie rsresu i,nmer etnen 8orratb
5Sursaus, Slide, SettIleusa, &c.
5altsn ~ { I d fe au esa angens6en
item 8eeinsuusen pslfaufen. Bretter =.
aaer art meroen i'm IaulO afnon,men
msrbsn. eiebofsn, burb senaue 9ufs
merflanfsit i'm 0efbaft, eiaeu 2beil Der
bfent!iben &uubfbaft au erbalten.
8etstlunsen .. Der entfernun8 ,pers
osn eanfoar ansenommen une prompt IN
far5sasr 3eit belorsf psroen.
g. 4. Staut.
g.. s.. Bplh.
Canton Aug. /. 1896. 49,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
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Diefs W1eoieiu tanu INIT erufcminens,
eiberbrit Don jsosm Glitter uno in isber
I!Granfbsit 9sbraud5t meroen, bsfpueer6 in
fcIaeuben RranPbeiten - unterleib5be:
,fbmereen, Derluit oes Qsppstis, lluper:
Ieaulibfsit, Masen gntjiuouns COB:
bremen, Diarrboe, Nabr, goIoeue 9Iper,
Stitch ae(l6rte r7enatlicbe S(sinisur9.
tS6arlab uuo anoere Sisber, Yofen,
'0ertfcpfuna @boEera Mlrrbus, Qlus3eb:
iruu9 Gtfdltun6, 3ufsn Sunsenentsan:
buua, 3alssnt3anbuns, Gtid : 0utten
I9titoerfbmsr5eu, QIus ibla9, Aropft
MaHeriu1t 2ebertfanfpeiten, @elbludt,
fbperes urinla0en, Qnferid5, nerpbis
uno 5ftepbul6(e 3ufdtle, peneriIbe une
ale dus unreiueru 9 8lut enttebsneen
&raufbsissu.
NreiS per 8cttet 81, 50.
Cine mdd.iss Dirtung bat oiefe Wes
tielu als Gstnisunss,uittel i'm Sratlins
uno 3ertf bsi FOLDER, oreu Contribution
auf starsuns unp 9eleburs QIuipru6
mabt; smei poet brsy 8pttelu trerosn
mobttbdtie pirten, obne oaB ttan ldb i'm
G6sn uno 1rinten in Mbt ia nebmen bat.
Gauisnoe oeroetben ibre Gonitituticu,
inoeu lie Elm paNenoss Qeiln.ittsE anju=
nenoen psrlaunen. Rsiu bsferes Wittel
ais Die pauaesa Meui9e Samiliep Fno
ftsi BON lforbutilebeu 2sicsn, >rsibe fIb
curb 9Ius I1ldae, 9el6wdrsn, Sbwi6:
libtsit, Werluit oe6 Nppstits uuo llupers
cauli6teit au erssnneh ssbeu. Die pa.
uacea empfisbIt Fb in allen Sabrs3eitsn.
in6belunoere ala Elm Ncrbeu9uusSuttei
ae9en aae Sranfbeiteu in parmen eli=
nateu; 3-4mal bic Moe5e 8 ceer 4 @B=
Q6ftl uou bsim 8etrsebeu esnoumen,
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70 n,au6e autsre Erantbeiten, meIbe bic
Contribution fbmaben.
sic 1T in 8etrtf oeS 0eldmads ebsr
enem @oroial 81 oeroIeiGen, a!5 elmer
M1tolein, II. sS 1T uibt 1u nett sseangeu.
tpenn bin5u9efast miro, oaB (le rpirfIi6
bes eeten oerlansert.
Disfe pauaesa 1T ocr &urSen, in ca6
pub!ifHm einsefibrt poroen IL. bot m'br
3su9niiIe auf5uweilen aIS irs}ne cine
anoere Meo;eiu.
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es fir eine &rau,er Msoieiu mtslib H.,
fo!be wunoer in ber 3elIfunft bsreor=
jubrin8en, aber Die 2botIaben fuo 3u
einleu6tsne, ais paB fie Se!eusnetmerosn
fbnutsn.
81. 8. Der 9;raasseber ses Demo:
erat 1T Die ein5ies gum Wertauf cbiser
Mecicin in Sta.t Gauntp, bseolln16bs
tiets Yer(cn.
Canton, 9'rril @. 1887. 46tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
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Alfortsment osutlber Subty, Ws oQe 81
erjonnen ut 70 niepria ale iraeno Elm an:
oerer 8u6bdRoler ia pefseufen' nute
bieieu 8absrn tefnoeu fb fUIseuee
Gtsias tlsine Geographic.
8sebo.ps N8eltselbidte.
@atnpeS Gutoedrro Don Anerisa.
0afS Natureefbibts.
Stilliuas Geiferfunoe'
grsabIuuaen, bon @riIie M0uer.
2Ddrtembers;fdes 9e(anstu6.
@loab, cpn Sraf+
Des Absuemabl ees berrn,
JoisunIiiher 9lunsuaartsn.
9baitbsreers evease'iiber Gsrebrisf.
AG6. Masuus, Gsuptifbe Usbeimnide
Gv5ahlRnaeu in tauisue NIB etsey ota6t.
9au6baltuuesfHnjt, enslilb TAB esutlb'
Gr5dbnuseu, bon AoeIbsrt MnIler.
StiQinss Alter, .. ibm (s!btt se(brisben.
Dae 9leue Esitata,sut, ibsrf. p. Nan 81.
Sbmolfens Morsen u. AtenoAuoabten.
QDiImleus Rinasrfrsuno.
pferos uuo Disb Arst.
@ampes 6obiulou.
8isbasjuelbub.
Joirtu sisleites
J5inmlilbee cSsrufalem.
Der araue Maun, BON Sitting.
Ter Altettblsuler. bon QBalter Gectt.
WiseIS Sbt4jale,
.ReniIworsb,
warerleD,
peoeril potn @ipfel,
Die Srepu,aurersD.
Der pferbear;t.
genooefa. cine aumutbise @sidibte &c.
Die geburt eeS @rlbieys.
Iraum:8ndlsin.
.4o1nplimentirbub.
Das 8ub Der gsbeimuiffe.
DaS beinlibe Alasliso, ocu Sean VaWt.
epan9 eIiusu 9ticcoemi.
Das bet!tSe Atenomabl .. wenenbsrs.
Die tleine 9auteuipieIsriu.
ssyefus am Oelbe:9s. BON SGmic.
Die Samitie 9obias,
Yferoarsueibub.
Womauu6:Sh6iei1.
Das Mlbmabbeu.
9uneeliue 8eeeptrtunf.
@usl. une oeutfbes 3a(beusM sM0rtsrtpb.
Weues eneI. uno beutlbts D6nsrbub.
Soaeu, srati1ar Of the german Language.
oabuers biblifd3e Qiltotien.
Die trauoetnee sesle.
JQabermauns GsbetbuH.
3caifcfers pteoistbub.
gtarte 9sbetbub.
ebritfatbOlif6ss 11nterri6tunsstub.
9cBners Sbastdfden.
Braitber9ers pretisttuh.
Aruots tpabreS @bri(tentbum.
Scr, 6riftli6es Wartertbum.
Observation-Disclosures 9efausbu6.
Siebeln, 1effameute, 2ieoebncber, Gats
6isn'su, plaIter, 8u6Itabierbi6er
SUbn GartDn.
Canton, Sec. 20. 1893.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
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Srepbett, oasYnblitum biermit subena6z
rtbtiael oaB ie 70 ebsn erbaIten taben
ei" Alortment Oorte 9Eaaren els =:
SattIsrsrearen, 9eusabe'n, @Isebal9e
fir Sbmieee, Qammer. Nd9els Ssnlfsr=
slas, SeL Sarben, SGaufe!n nno 2aa=
aen, Gbse &sGsl pfannsn Wlsnsr uno
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feemhbIsn, @afeesr fer, Gbse @rettsr,
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faeen Seilen Qutmaber @iIenGayteu,
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Der Ms6er StabL Qebsl, Mcnsirunssn,
SirniB, &c. 81 Den bilIiaften prsilen.
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gen uno bat Cen Dor5',3, ibsr alIe anhsrs
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lib, in fol9enoen DeidArssteu @ntShue:
un9, Snden, Q'uS uno Giumd,t6fstrrEe
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9Iueen Gut5dnouuqsn, GIuseufsllen cosr
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rersn Bsf6msrren hiels6. 70 eeIen unc
empfnoiibsn 2beiIe6. rebee IN rpeits
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nen. Die euten Mi:funsen, Nno (bon
fur 70 pieIe Sabre, burb feline eigene, f.
ME ebenfalls ouy6 auoerel QIerAte uno &
pieIer 9totb!eioencen nit Sreucsu erprob!
setunosn norbcn.
Ser preiS 1T Is GtS. oa6 8ahIen,
nit Der 9sbraub ub6eorldrift. Gin beitan-
bigger Dorratb it itunrer gum @erfauf, unc'
miro lubsreitet, am l0brsltIicDsn @de eee
MarftpIa,e6 in @autonS tart @auntv 8.
Gin oroBer Nae5laB muo erIautt, bic
faufen um e5 rieosr ~ vsrfeufen. poit
freYe Sroers bic biele5 gR'ttel anteIars
gen, lrUsn panftijb tefp'8rmetbsn, 2ilr
3u perfauf'n tsY l'insn BIER fcIssno b:
nanuten Speeidl N9suten
Dr. SO. 8cneu Canton.
s.. Qgatlou e. g.. J MaiIiuon.
Drs. llnbstbiu & 8reeb
b.lo. Mspsrs & 50. Q,rieturab.
/ Sol. fb Doa in Waynstur8.
@ottfrise Strobsl,
s. Setubmabsr : DstHIstem,.
@britian ct. &:oyer, Strnstur5.
Or. q. y. Nen5 & 60. DpIipsr.
Qloam MejB ptaia -.
Jobann 8ceeI Canton.
@britian &unse y -. osnaburs.
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,. s. s. EusB Ninsroa.
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8srbeneruug cine Esbr srrGs iit,--io a'ebi
er tenIelten ben 0prw3 i'ber ir8ero sine
anosre Vrt SdtteI fir eei1t'9fslt, E"uer,
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telbd9s, 8eu<gifen, NIftc|enhaIf-
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gle9onte', hor9irter un0 Gig
peitfNen Stdtltb'0Iebtsn jspe'
0atung.
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nabbarteu @auuti 8, Nuo abtun0spcr
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lu leben uno untsr(ud>eu.
Canton, SulD rs. 1876. 1S IF.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
Gin neues Eirmo.

Der lInter5eiOuete frsut Fb fsineu
5reunoen auo benz Vubliium IN n,eloen,
caB er Qenrib Q8. 0ree9Ur al6
Ibeilbaber in ftin gsibaft senrmn1ee
Das GeI6aft riro D;ufpyt unter Get Sir
MIA BON
WeYerS nno Greeecr
anf Dem alten Stanbpunfte. g 2btren
tpetlib bon Sldf's 9afbpf 3ur 0lode.
0iram McDeTe.
Wars 18. 1897. 41:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08

sO1 at q q II.
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Maltaen Map 28. m. Sobnlon IL. 60.
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MaifIon Map %. 1886.
3uperfaufen.
0uIensnaareu, '@umaIafit Waaren,
eESSnt ianer aRatteu, gebar aBaaren, WsaRs:
r:rsRen, bsn M. Ssbnfpn II. 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-08
SeutIcbes 0irtatlum.

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pon bsfer 2aaIitat, if bsitano,s 81 pa:
ben bep. g. 9. uro 6. Yafe.
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b.p M. Scbnlen II. 60.
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Gin al1semeines 9lHoyt.nsnt sdull itt,
er 8ibt!u, Gefaments, fieoublda.
Observation-Disclosures. ehreitpapies.
.e. Sep IL. M. Sobnton u, 60.
Mla1iQpn Wap ss, 1885.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-14
June lst, New Goods again.

WYE have again returned from New
w York with an additional stock OF
New Goods, which makes our assortment
better than ever before; among the Goods
now opening are doz. Swords and other
Military Goods; of all kinds and prices ;
fine Laplne Watches, elegant portable
writing Desks; black and white Canyons.
Crnyon holders; Stubs, WATERS in | ID.
Bundles, playing Cards ofthe hes, quality,
star and PLAIN Backs; letter and cap Paper
ruled and pain; note Paper; ladies' silver
tablet Pencils; fine Steel Pens; and q
great variety Of articles in these depart.
men,s; just opening at the Variety Shop
PANGpnRN s. BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-14
AGAI12, AGAIN, AGAIN,

'NEOW ARD La just returned from New
80 York, being his second trip this
spring. and has brought just VITA. has been
hoped and wished for so anxiously VIZ. the
news OF better times having commenced in
consequence of the call of The Congress OF
The nallon and the beginning of the City
Banks to receive the Country Bank notes,
both of which causes have inspired hopes
and brought back confidence and with 1t
theNew Goods into market for distribution,
and beng just at The right time, the turn
ing Of the tide, received his portion Of the
most approved articles, came back in the
fastest Rail and Steam Boat Lines with
hem so as to distribute, the happy ln'ell-
gence and pleasing New Goods among the
people as generally and rs fast as possible
and # they will only come buy and take
them am sure they viii feel and appear
better and more cheerful, and all things vii
90 on again regularly and harmonlously.
p. S, Only just call and look or buy al
! Howard's. May 81, 1897.