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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
IuisOM's Merchants News Room, and
Foreign ship Letter Office,


REMoyf,D to No. 50 Blond street corner Of E.eannse
N 1s', u1Ser isH, The above abssn,
- I inform er pair9n h corner 81 Wall and
Mater ws % to Mo 80 ee q aonsT
NEWS ROOM we beg subscribers and friends
render the es,abhmsn in every manner worthy the patron
tha heretofore received from the merchants and others Of
bers and whatever Improvements and benefits can be added
ri m o s @ az 10 he and friends
for not before publishing card Informing them Of the causes Of
has been done by The advice OF counsehat the
sS e " u
redress and until the affairs are settled IN court they
are ''0'e 70 0ner 'ur"e VIM WHIT H. :" RoBT n HUDSON
corner Of Broad street Exchange Place. jel7
H cEoce%pri.iog le,is1s d inrcdaa-
Invoices Bin Parcels Bills Of Exchange Account sales
Advice to Merchants and Tademea with regard the
general mana cement Of business BY b E Foser Principal Of
Book Keeping, Sc vol limo PIP 2j3 just published and
for sale by -
IT AT trding we have here what should he consider
Commercial or Rgeney es,aShmsn viii be found SER
vceable all book Of reference and instruction o.
IlMedisaed vapor Baths No Bowery wherA
e s%l o ready Gr oo i hs n0 se so
has had three years experience in the business IN at
men and board with good nurses provided invadswho
may wish put themselves under The medical treatment Of
DR. JacksaR the Medicaled vapor Baths. nlyI2 v
A CAED.-DR. JACKSON has added TO his Patent We
IAyeabe Medcaed vapor Bath Establishments nj 200 Bow
genieey furnished and board with the best
Of nurses provided nvalds who wish put them
under his medical and his Medcated vapour
Baths. 1es-u
XVHOLE>ALE CANDY STORE, ISL William
w street.-The subscriber Is opening fresh assortment
of which will SELL wholes e ard retail the low
est market prices wishing to buy 10 sell again will
find decidedly their advantage call Goods will he pack
ed and any part OF the country. . .~
asst ~. GREGORf
LSRENCH CONVERSATIONAL
STSTEMl-A class Of Ladies the afternoon and
class In evening, the residence of Profess
Barber, l5j Chambers An introduction into this
language offered those who may join either Of these elias
Apply to d.. BARBER who gives lessons IN Execution
| al the same place, or ~ ID. &. UNDERIIILL,
Teacher AMI Translator of the French, Spanish, and
| ies6.lm@ Italian Languages, ~ Morton 4
ID ~. MAss a. CO, COEFFEURs DE PARIS, 81
Nassau street, Of Maiden Lane Having lately
arrived FROM Pn be- pecilny 20 annOnncc 20 ae Ia
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

u RIGHTON HOUSE.-The subscribers respectfully
ID give notice their friends and the public that they have
this coxmodous and elegant Hotel and having completed
preliminary arrangements ready receive
pany for the by the week day. Meals will be
the shortest notice parties sngy, and the
general dinner table O'Clock daily. This extensive
building entirely and furnished in handsome manner,
comfortable and and
the situaton the OF Richmond Terrace and
York Avenue and the landing wharf most convent
emily situated and beautiful pros
pect In the Immediate vicinity fish and game of various kinds
be found great plenty and induce porsmen 10 visit
delightful place Thus OF business leisure the
offered OF and charming retreat from
confusion and hustle 81 tie city few mnues sail
the beautiful bay Whatever OF experience and
determination please afford for thee convenience and
their visitors the subscribers will always he eady TO
Their larder constantly furnished with deicacy
and their stock of wines and liquors OF the best
selection and qualities.
The steamers Witch and Cinderella ply and from
the city constantly O'Clock the morning till o'clock
In the evenng-fare l2l cents
DONALDSON 4 HOLLIS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
THE EYE.

nR. ELLIOTT, Oculist Professor of Anatomy and dis
~ OF the Human Eye.-From Il years undivided at
tenon and study celebrated Ocusts
The Medical College Ct oho@w the most extensive and sue
s III s nG D and S esse IF he
Eye without opera,on except IN cases 81 blindness when
sPECTAc LEs~Dr ELS patent beauiai transparent,ne-
ing The eye perfectly COOL giving m@ee and permsncpt
and the same time suit every age without the necessity
DR.. E. will himself adjust the glasses suit the particular
DR.. f. begs diseases of the Ely
and % s Inr y'1a only II
my2o-y
ME subscrlber having PIT The FRANKLIN HOUSE, q.
e o. no qea & the
q e s eae ysry msa
airy viii be i, either With Or Without board some Of them are
] Be T R S rs S @ % sn he ns S
good quos Every attention VIII b PSi 70 ss Of
Brooklyn, May 2s, 1887. myz7lm.
CHILDNEN's CLOThING.--rhe subscribers
rens clothing made in fashionable style which they
will ;e rsI9nase H ie5T whoan rea
II s5o-AMiDoN, corner OF Wall and Nassau streets, an
Unparalleled Of the has reduced the price Of
his Smooth White Castor Hats from s. 81 So ia al eases 10
manufactured by him or the last two years. are ,no Well
known s,o :, the public to require comment AMiDoN.
ID FADY MONEY !-Single Hats for cash nj wholesale
II prices first hoera No ss5 Broadway Of Anthony
A good silk Hat, black or drab, at s2so
do. do first quality, extra superior 90
The Ne Plus Ultra" short nap, 30
Youths Hats, ID
Fine wLte plain hats, 100
Fine black do do. so
article fixed price does always make 50,
than that style Of workmanship superior TO another
fer instance the price OF SILK plush alone varies from ~ 70
city retail in superior and Hat stamped as being
first quality unless really My "Ne Plus Ultra Hat
challenge competition with .o.p -,
ted jca-Im J. STEUART.
ID ANGOK AND Leo STILL WA rIcnS
pzce$ot share has been rd nthe capital stock Of the
company $500 eooheir stock in trade consists Of Mills uni
Der Villages Cities Townships and tracts OF lumber land, 8s
siseens Of bought by the North Ame-
rican Lumber Company mamm3th concern Of ca
pa In Wall street and l. part OF their capital stock
There will be no difficulty In showing that tie above be had
at a bargain. Apply TO
NJ B. If stock by the inst IL will be sold at
auction by Messrs. Franklir and Jenkins. a24f
nR. coz WAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Manu-
- sisrsr Of frc9rrptbe Teeth No 1891 Spring st. out Of
~ r. Dr Cs charges are very moderate and his incorup-
ube Teeth really splendid ,my9 SIN
nRUGs, &C.-Phosphorus, chiorate potash, ba-
- ryes, nitrate sronan, muriate TIM nhrate ammonia da-
mond rna cologne sedetx and soda powders,
}. A. EAMOUREux CO,
my25u 81 Broadway.
IJALF pEICE MUsIC.-New and fashionable En-
IT MoRRIsoNs PILIs-The genuine Hygean Unver.
Is cents 10 s.. sold MRS KINGS Old stand
j28-y III Fulton street. uear Broadway.
~ TRUST COMPANY-Persons raw eject insurances
the af afnerx
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
CONFECTIONERY.

II CARD-To the Ladies of New York-A thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies GEGORYs whole
sale andretal Confectionery Store No ISL William street. ~
York, and Sold wholesale retail by ether m
the city VANILLA Cream Candy new very rich and de-,
Hcous article, hereby submitted the judgment and
patronage of the New York and the public in
and especially the ladies' who said be the best judges Of
the offe and without bitter the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eminent.
N. II. On band constantly manufacturing general
of Candies for the South and Western markets
the lowest wholesale price, and warranted to keep eli
mate No charge for boxes packing or carriage TO any part
nfthe city. my9 lniy
IT JOSEPH r. SPENCER having completed the arrange
attendant opening his Hat Warehouse now pep9
red to furnish superb article of the style in general use
among geneel community and the increased
value of capacity for heightened service at the standard
price, namely, five dollars
guide those who may favor him with their patronage
he would present the following rules, which will invariably GO
his business.
Firstly The sold his establishment will be of the
value though differing in shape and general appearance
Secondly The moderate demanded not warrant
ing system Of credit all sales must be subjected TO cash pay
ments.
lie hsstock choice selection Of Umbrellas
Canes, Gloves, Iiandkerchiefs, Toilet Brushes, &c.
The room, which Is fitted up style commensurate
with growing and refinement Of the city, located al
Wall New being OF the build
ing about be occupied by the Courier and Enquirer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

u ~. MA GS a. CO, COEFFEURS DE PARIS, 81
u Nassau street, corner Of Maiden Lane Having lately
arrived from Paris beg most respectfully to announce 20 the Ia
dies especially that they will still continue 10 follow their
esson Ladies Hair Dressers Likewise; that every as
ton and PuBcuaty those ladies VINO may favor them with
their commands. sso, they will have the latest fashions
Paris r. r. Macs having had silver medal awarded
''''~ ~ myy7.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
Wxh,E,s ,cs g LEAN, S snSr2N;,hA,SS am

w WHOLESALE NM MI iVNF u
ass Bleec.er street, W. having fitted up the premises 25
Beeckcr street. second block north of Carune with niuct
care furnishing the Garden with and hand
some bowers and from his whole life having been devoted 20
the Confectionery business prepared art
Gle In The line in The best possible style
~ Parties giving orders may rely upon his best eseron'
please. and trusts they shall not be Disappointed Ice Cream
carefully prepared and sent 70 part of the city, Jcs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

ID go Canal STREET The subscribers adopt this method
forming their friends the public that they reduced the
price Of their S275 Boots $50 w consequence of hard
times and scarcity Of money. The subscribers grateful o
pa rvors solicit continuance o that patronage LITERALLY
bestowed on them Persons wishing &c purchase Boots
Shoes would do we'll To call NJ Walkers go Canal street.
the second sboe store from Greenwich street where
found Boots and Shoes greater quantity better quality and
lower IN price than be found ~ any oter eapnent In
this city. Only cali nj go Canal 4.
ar Country merchants supplied by the package or dozen
te1O. tut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03
r,.r.AN ,5DtsEss Observation-Disclosures Am

NGtGAN DRESS UNDERGRADUATES AND
II WALKERS Two Establishments for selling NIL the differ.
kinds Of fashionable Boots add shoes Tor SGsIser
Nos 29 and S2 Canal street. where the largest splendid
and fashionable assortment pav b. bad and where tie nnbe
sxpence passes cr te slow shilling where the largest and by
Car olsuaat of Geutlemeas Summer
Boots made q ne light seakin and calkn price
only &c 20 TO 81 90 the pair warranted superior n tie
for The price Don't mistake Stores for the
and 23l Canal street, i exactly the doors
ie3lm. RICHARDS WALKER. 228 and 232 Canal q.
DAPrn HANGiNt+S-DoNCOUHT sTAMMER~
beg eace respectfully to call the attention az ncr friends
and TIE public generally Ia the and elegant assortment 81
goods Just received and opening NJ their store, No 3
Pearl street. between Frnnkfsr and Hague streets Consu
and dealers viii nd their establishment ads anages
where else 10 be met with W addition q their entire new stock
OF goods.
saners the above firm, generally known by the
appcaon Of the Three Fingered Paper Hanger and who,
needless t. but Strangers stands unrivaed in the
arr Of paper hanging, both for neane and despatch, will at
tend IN FIR aspraccsble TO all The work which shall
he ietedt 10 his my3I.Rms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

Try all things and hols last that which u good"
(AUTION.-whereasa number OF cnnfcctioners IN this
~ city, manufacturing and veadng article which they
call Vanilla Candy whchs supposed by he the Van
lila Cream Candy which is the The subscriber Is
the inventor, proprietor and the only manufacturer Of the
genuine Vanilla Cream Candy and that made by any other
place, possibly he anything hut
spurious article Those who are DESTROYS Of obtaining the
genuine should ask Gregorys vanaCrcam Caady
faciured at 3l William street. between Fulton and John SIS
jeZ3lf H. GREGORY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

~ H. 1uhsrrs bsino aar,rnas \,
closing large stock of goods he has hand Of
sale at wholesale retail gold and silver patent de-
lepine duplex anchor ecapeaen Independent
seconds and vertical watches gold guard neck fob and vest
chains seals keys, breaches pins and earrings pattern
gold pencils and silver guard chains diamond pins breaches,
rings musical boxes bronze ink cologne and watch stands
card racks Thermometers dressing backgammon boards,
&C nc, at a small advance upon sterling cost
ieg.lma 81. TOBIAS, q Wall ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

SILK BRISTLE STOCKS.-MRS. KING, Hl
- Fulton street, respectfully socs public attention her
present Of Gentlemcn STOCKS amongst which
variety composed Of silk and briscs expressly adapted
for spring AMI summer wear.
Also pain and fancy Stocks o every description all
which are warranted o the best materials sa the
liberal ala n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

y i-S~s - FOR PEEK SIX ILL, WEIR
PLANks, Cruggers Landing Croton, Sing
Sing, Tarrytown, TWINS Dobbs' Ferry
Hssiing, and lonheIs:
from the foot OF Chambers Tuesdays Thursdays and satur
days, nj II o'clock, A. n.
Leaves Peekski for New York, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays nj II O'Clock, A. NJ landing the old pr
wharf
For passage apply the captain board Messrs
Crook Fowks, Of West and Liberty ie26lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

Money will be received in deposit by the Company, and bel
In trust upon which interest will be allowed follows:
Upon any 800, irredeemable for year,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03


go 'TONEwBURGH.-The new and splendid
ss1sk16<1x1-- Steamboat WASHINGTON, Capt Charles
Johnston will leave the Newburgh PIER foot Of Warren
the morning ohe 9TH inst O'Clock touching at the foot
Cabane street, East River past fso OF Canal
and Prison Wharf at ~ landing Mt Caldwers, West
Point, Fhkl. The boat will West Point and
Newburgh time afford those who wish oppor unity
wtnes. the procession Of the Military and Civic authorities.
and join in the festivities of the day.
On her she will leave Newhurgh ats o'clock
arrive in the City early hour Fare Tor the whole trip
One Dollar JylhAc-1'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03


NOUN PfiOsPEcT COTTAGE, Flatbnsh
vI Road "a miles from the Ferry Brooklyn, conducted BY
MI. and MRS. GOOLD.
Three four gentlemen be accommodated with plea
and board, this ightfu establishment, II mme-
date application be made and there will be other board
ers, they can fix their time for meals jyl.3t
rTVHATCHED COTTAGE GARDEN. JERSEY
CITY-S LYNCH most respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he will give grand Gala OF
FIREWORKS the 4th July next, prepared by Mr. Isaac
Edge Pryoechnst and Aronaut ofJersey city, Mr. War
NJ IIonans Band is engaged for the evening The
gates Garden will be opened hsfpas O'clock
Rockets will he thrown at intervals until hapa O'Clock,
when the exhibition will commence.
Tickets p cents EACH 10 be had al the once-Chren half
price. iy1-3t'
DICKSLAY'S LIQUID COM 'OsITION, for
removing the blue from bars without injury to the
M and for cleaning brass, copper pewter tn Ss with halt
the usual labor.
The above liquid only restores the polish steel that has
exposed the action OF fire. but speedily all
dead ground and tenders brass
per- Britannia metal and pewter, ceansed by with the
expedition To block tin dish that have been
In for years II gives the polish Of II
grease ink pe any stains from paint with the greatest ia
cily, and without injury To the color
Brass lacquered will retain its original brinancy
occasionally clcansed by H. For sale by
je20-u NATHAN u. GRAHAM 30 Nassaust aor Fulton.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-03

S-rzeGyyS---r-R TON VIA NEWPORT AND PROV
-rsSsMSs<sA9s- DENCE.-The steamboat LEXINGTON
Captain Vanderbilt, will leave from Pier No NJ r. foot
Morris 81, on Monday afternoon July O. O'clock
Passengers tor Boston will he forwarded in rail
Immediately on the arrival OF the LEXINGTON.
- Freight for Boston forwarded without delay.
For further Information inquire board, or Of
ID. b. ALLEN, 1863 South St
b. All persons forbid trusting any
the above boat owners. ie2o
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
0Qbinetm1herep. 6

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nit Den 8hreern @anton's uno oua
pubsfun ibel baupt abturesucu an,eaB
Gs cbisss Gsfbdft III Der Iusearamas
gt.aBe 6 1blrsn mefIi4 bon S. 81.
SbneIssrs Giisnfobr u. bsinate asgeus
i1tsr ycn 8. e s6IcfersS tpbr) angefan9en
baben eulro ils bic 0etreibuns bsTsiben
In alien 3sreisen beabFdti9en.
@ie merben itnmer einen Borratb
Direaue, $tlbei Dett1<usn It.
baItsn w c DE Ie 1u Den anaemeGen~
(tsa Seoinennsen sstfaufen. 8retter p.
aQer Dirt merosn im Iaul l1 aencmmen
wsrben. Sie tefen, turb 9enaue 9Iufs
mertiamfsit i'm Gsfbdft einen 3bsil Der
bfent|ibsn &unbldaft gu srbaIten.
9tfeHunasn p. ter Gntfernuns svers
bsn oansbar aussncmmen unr prDn,Yt in
tar5sfer 3sit beforst wnpen.
9. Il. @taut.
8. 8. SpIb.
GAnten Gae. /. 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
22c1u1Gt C%aAt,

O:m 9estrten Qntjifnm miro Niermit
tfFoMn 9ftOoAt neB to6 0ifhSit mt a
Ger UWna eOn SNritma6, 39svtsr II. 50.
aje b{Dsr, bis guns 1tsn ndctlt*u 2,priL
fCrt9efhDrt merosu wi'D. Ger SOB p2n
4pii|jom Ghrjfno5 n1obt es ntlbWsutiJ
oaf QUE rhGit6noiee 9Ie6uungen 9eINIo=
Ben ,peroen. Sb neEbe te6peGen bis
cen r(tsn MpriI i,t'msr om oItcn Gtano
}n t1noen fsyn. Olit eeucn, we'de bic
AEitteI nitt boter, fo9Iei6 Su t2jabIsu
miyr man biu'9e Otc6FOt botsn.
No6 9tobr8ef1dit uuo Die 0erberep
mlre, trle Supor HI6 3u oti9em Iermin be-
triebeu tperoen. ga unier 0orratb cen
Gi1tern eins beoeutcuoe Guauttiit pom
UDinter> 2l}oaren
unifa6t, aIs: Glider Orocsreien, Oarte
Noaren,-oie wir 3u niseri9<n VreiI : II Il,
nerfaufsn eeoeufsn-iO bitten srir u,u &C.
nsi9ten 3uip,nb.
Gfaae 0erter.
Canton. Oct. 90. 1883.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
Neue Guter.
eaaten gHs. 1. 1896.
2. 6 urr t b al ,

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an eet pstli6su e6e (einss bedFeis
ct nen Baarbaues, ne aIieA
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4atfe ebeu cine Idbne HusmabLwobl
ausseludter sub febr wsblieiIer @ater
fir eie(s Jabresjeit etbfhet, bsfsbeno in:
SrocfeneHf, S0rten'Iuno G Shnei,
pemooren, YDrceaoM G peeerep>
en-, @ilen, Ou6woaren ouer Art,
9ld9el, 2eoer &c. &c.
neEe1e er 70 wOb!feiI cerRau it, ale itssme
iemene in bielen1 Nartte.
Ct jablt jeoerjsit aargsle fAr
Baben, welIdtorn, Qaber SIad1 1aas
ratrl aBclIe, &c. &C., uub wiro pinFtlieb
unb sNFme'ffam isoss Gpeoitirus: uue
@enattiifene8efbaft he ferssn> wrmit
feline Sreunos Nne Gunoen i'm teehnfti.
sen n,bssn. Mafftlen, Map Ia. 1Sstf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
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unfDasture uno ltitsn feb!enbs QIueen
sabe. DteIes bbbf erptObte MitteI, III
Elm Tberes TN: frdtigs6 Wjttsl, nleifsns
in ausn &ranE5titsn une 8sb!srn bar 2u:
gen unb bat oeu 8or3ug, hber oue anoert
,0u8en 9It5nspen. 8slOnter6 1T es nnB
iicD, in fOI9enoen Defbmeroen: entsnnb:
un8, Stfen, Nu5 uno Giuipa,tstsDrun9
Ger &iu8enIisoev. in ueuen rno peraItsteu
!Iu8en Gntj6nounQen, Q!u9eufaIteu obe,
6led en- Gdmd6e eetlelbsn, II. meb
rersn Bsfbwerhen oie1ts 70 eoleu uut
eirpfuoIben 2bsiIee, meIcbee IN meit:
lduf3 lepn mIroe, fe bier ole 5u benen:
lien. Die euten Wisfuueen, Guo fbor
fir 70 0Iele Satre, burb feline eiaeue, f.
wle etenfolIS 6urb anbetst elevate uno &
pieIsr Notbeiocnoeu nit Srsuoeu erprObt
Sefunosn noroen.
Ser preis 1T 25 @ts. bas 8dhIen,
nit Der 0ebraub6ooMbrift. Gin befEdn-
pi9er Dorrotb 1T immer 3um 8ereaaf, uuS
tviro Bubsvejtet, ain IIespsitIi6en G6e bes
Mdrftpta5eS in @antonStarf @auntp o.
Gin groBer WabIaB wtro erlaubt, Die
faufen tin ss ipisesr Ut perfaufen. pofs
freye SroevS Die bieIss Nl,t.eI enbelauz
gen, frasn phnfti6 befoIsr nsrben. MIle
5u oerfanftn hv itinsn bier foIssno be-
nanntsn SpeeiaI N9snten
81. QD. 8eiren Canton.
Dr. Matlcu s. 60. , MaGiQsn.
Dr6. Da8et & stseenfonS
3. s.. Weyer6 & @o. 9arrisbur9b.
JoIepb DUu in 2Dapnsbur9.
Oottfrjeb gtrebeI, BetbIebem.
Gbriftian ct. Groyer, Srasburs.
Dr. q. y. Nen5 & g.. 0oIipar.
Noam MsB Y!oin 1p.
Sobenu NOse! @outOn.
&briftion &unbs .. ID. Ssnaburs.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

81 pernlttbenI ooer III perfoufen.
nutsrfbreteuer bat 9 plautolben, bic
et lstr bilt8 psyiaaIen mtree; Iie9eu btys
De feGr ocrt9tiitait 3um Warft cine bas
ocn bat eisfn {ebr eutsn MublfB, nit
eintn ME fsbleneen Maffsr> sute Oustten
'p!a5 Fam (c8lslb in 8efR eenonmsn
seeroen. Gin pIab liegt em Obio @aral
uno sr}lroe cine Der btffn Oeie9eubeiten
tiir cine 2'ierbrauersy uuo IifiueYp fem
meui6fen6 peu etepsIane bis @biuer,bs.
Sir bas N5Dsrs b> Fase man feb in Gau=
ten beD;; q. Mapte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
2oUmi6 unD CABIN
NoSofaten uno Ns6tsseIebrten:

NoSotaten uno Nebts9eIebrten<
Da ois1elbsa NIT einanee er in @ompanie
e'n8etretten Vne, 70 bieteu fe ben atbt-
unge,pertbsu @iHwebneru son Starf
Gauntp, ibre &mtSs sDienfte ~.
Sbre 0ffee it cine 1bur fiblid BON
Qrn. Bc9el's eiienwaaren stobr atlno
g. 9abnt k<p renIsnisen, wsl1e bisfels
ttH NIT ibren Geibaf ftsn au tscbrsn ses
eenefn 5a jtcer seit seunten Wsro en-
farm. r.
u. II. eocmis mi,b ben @ourteu pon
Sta'tte9e'n&fis tsymsbnen.
u. 9. G. eabm psritebst uno fpridt
Die tsutlOe eprdbe' Hub babsn oiefels
btn in ibrer Offee einen 9tusentsu Re.
Wtyer] wrlOer bic teutlbe uno frans6-
fl;9t5ptehen fettis fpribt unb lOreibt.
@0ttou D,csmter 20. 1896.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
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saujen Stpct Materalisn 9ontmHta'
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.rerosn na6 fhr3efer 8speIluus i'd Su uns
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eirer IanSeu, in Den 6ali6en Staaten ees
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uiOt ibertref fen wereen whb.
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juneeu. Canton Nueufl &c. 1856.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
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Stsunoe une tn3 puhIitun1 ilbsrhatrt,oa,
t. ein:N patfcby in Dem fh"3'it, uan ~
Bidloai tew woEuten Simmer an Der I'll.
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uetb"bsn, aumo fe tsEdneia auf 0an
baltsn Nl . . is sri fe
ausr aIrt ostfertst pcn esn tefsn mat:,
'aIlsn. S'e merosn i'm 0rrfen uno Aie,
men 70 wcblfsll resfaufen aIS irstub Elm,
anosre jout.Wisberio9e i'm I8sftn.
GuvO betrabtIibe grfebrnne i'm bus.
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Trieoenbsit su setrabrsn, uno eiusn gbti
Der Sffntl'6ea Ruusfbait in erbaIten II.
III psre'snen. Der htdfe preie .prl
leesr5eit be5ahIt fir YeESe. 1000 Wf.
Doae to're ecrIou9t. 81. II. s. guroev
Canton, alrr. 81. 1856. 12 an