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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
S'lsntpo Observation-Disclosures!
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Mel6e ben sefammten Dorratb gifeu:
Tasren ,. 2rn. 2stpis Scals auaeFauft
-uno p. Weupore une Ybilaoelpbia eie
uen nenen 3uiab erbblten bateu, babeu
nuRtt'ebr ibre Nuspabl BON
@t aaren, Gaeben
uno Oebleu
ucElfantis. beitebenO gum 1beil in fol,
9encen NrtifeIn, ais:
@mbble, S6raubf6de, 8enebrldufe
bsDm Du5eno ; gepebrl6!tGer; Mnbl,
nno Sdeefsilen; 2cnooner, 8uB, Mno
teut(oben gtabI Qano une 1enantfd:
gen bon alien GrSBen; cine fb6ne Mues
mabl Don 8aue uno Melbina 0pbetn :
g9ineelbobrer une 8itts; etrei6maas;
FdbIerne unb ei(trne Minfel,uaa(e; &C.
rtertn,aa(e uno Rules .. &tabl unb @is
tsu; beFen @uB, @nstifdben, Nrnerisau=
itben, unS teut(bsn Sbserentabl s.
ttabl, melting unS @iienbrabt; me1InA
SIsb; SeiIen cine fbbne 9Iusrpabl ; -
Yereufions 3appen; sbubmabet uuo
Sattler 49ertseus; Seoer, 2alben, Iifb
9tobtifb. uno Observation-Disclosures
SaIsen, S6nappwaa8en. Sptinslanest:
ten. pferoe MoerlaB Msner ;-3ue uno
2alftertetten, patenti,te edsenfeser,-
GroBe s;I Ierue Sallen,- patentiste, balb
patentirte une Cores dbts 0erbernaefIer,
Ois une selabene Weitf6eu u. S6nire.
Blesbdlge, 3aus 1bee u. Yferoelbeuen
NOrn unb @raSfenfen, teutfbe DO. unc
Si6eln; ear!p bite, Qeu u. Wittsabeln
9ewebrnsr5ietuns einen aussebebnten
Norratb SattlertSaareu, 3ern u. teutlbe
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tsutide S6lb0tr uno Saa(6lbGer, -
sdise, Dreb nno 3eblneieel,-Sernis,
NOrtis une Scdet mei0el, Ganopapier,
Danmfblbder, SGrauben, &ubf6euen,
Gtreibfeine-&iteu, 9aus. quilt, uno
S6rantI6l6Ger-SebI, II. Mbaiebfeine,
1erpentinbbL patentirte unb aemeine
Srcbmsftr, Sifb, 2einbbI ii. 9BalIratb
-0um gopal SirniB - Malerpiu]el-
befes Dsnetiani14sS 0lotb, MeiBblsy &c.
Vebf fat allen unbtrn 4lrtifeln, bic
9ebraublib Iao in Gifen(tetre ~ balten.
eie erfudsn ebtuns ssssa ibre 6reuu,
be uno bas Wublifum i'm Musemeinen,
dta aleen Gtanepunfte y. brn. Soale
on5urufen: ibreu Dorratb ia unteriubeu,
uno eIhSuieben, sseIb CUTE Qdnbel iIe
MAIDEN sbnnen ebe fe dneersuo einie:
gen.
Canton Sunp 8. 1887. 5s-tf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
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Der @noesbenannte bat in Der Tusea.
ratpas Straee, etliobe Tbnren bfli6 Der
Aeaoetnie. in Canton, Start @a,,ntv, 3,
bio, ein2auo Re9ifer erbfnst -
une 1T auf anfrase uunmebr in Bereits
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SuR einSutraSen, uno NIT bersn bealei:
teneen @iuJeIbeiteu uub @ortbeiEen ~
Sefbreiben, 70 rrie AUDI Die 8ebinsuusen
Su bemerfen, unter weIben Uiefelbe ia
pertaufen netIie fen Ito lsase] Uoer 1srs
nsietben Itpn n,b9sn.
Die 8equemli6fsiten une Dortbeile,
Die aus elmer NmtSfube oieIer Mrt, i'm
Wittetpunete zines &auntps. beioeS fir
ei9ner uno &aufutise, entIprinsen n,Gs
Sem itno lei6t einsufeben inbem fur
cine fleiue @erSltuns, Der @ieuer fein
Gut in bic Mitte oeS Marftes brinaen taN
uuo Der &auf= Ober Mietbs: DdnI benoe
cine 9eIesenbeit bat, bas NeaiNer su uns
teriu6en, all,ps Ct, Wabrfheinli6 i'll les
cet 3eit lol6e Gribe ODER Stlde fneen
fann, bic ieiuem @sfbmade uber (eiueu
Witteln emfpre6en.
Ct nimmt ebsnfaus Asentlbaften fir
2aneerepen an, bic NibtbswObuern ooer
Nbms lenSen eebbren.
Scbn Mtpers.
Santcu, Mpril 20. 1887. Aetl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
Oleue SIter.
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SabrsSeit anseme6enen 49,.
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YreiIen, fir baar @elb ober 2anbess
prooucte au perfaufen. Ste balten fiob
uberseuet, oaB In teinsm @tobr In Start
60. 3u bitlissrn Seoinsunsen ssrtasft
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uno & &lees5 aamea, 70 rpie fir bic
,neiftsn anoeren 2anoes:grseusnii3e wers
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len. -.
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aber 8 Waonate. bureb Neten sber iieb
anoere @eile, Die Fdt in nnferer GHntS
wiGeu. .perssn blOe 80 ibretn eisenea
Nuben baneeln, usnn fe ebne Bersua
Nibtiatsit naben--ee mir entibIpfIen
Ino, Sic abbesabIuns 80 e,aninsen |;
10 ssbalb rpir bshen, baB aat bic, btp 9ns
tereijirte, unfsru Munft ssfhaen u. nuS
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pspsu fperbeu. ibre Rs&nan8sn ben bss
tretfenben Bean,ten reinfamnluns IN
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
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Der iluterseidbnste erIautt fh bic ers
aebsue Mu3,ise, ba8 Ct feinen 9an,en Dor'
"a ,att, pen 6arten Waaren BON iIb seseben
uno iidb eom @efbdft 5urhfae5ogen bat.
age. Die fib ibm In Der 9bu!o spii1sn'
spesben er{ubt talbisf an5ufpre9sn nno
ibre eesfauGsea @ebnun8sn Su ber'bt's
aen. 6. pirb, IN bieien oradenoen
Seiten, nidt Bart NIT cenjenisen fspn'
fpel9e nistt baar ~ bfsabIsn i'm etanee
Gne. o,. co.,
Canton, MaY is. 1857.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
D r Y GOD S.


RARDW ARE, GROCERIES,
Crockery. Glassware, Iron, Nails, Te
tacco, Sole f. Upper Leather, CaIfskins,
Mill E. X Cut Saws, Blacksmith's Vices
and Grading Scythes, warranted haes
German scythes, best Longs Sickled
ShoveIs, Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, AIDES, fut,
Iron and Sifters, Sheep Shears, Knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Knivesi
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concave bright Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills Of various des-
criptions, large assortment ofTuckup
and Side Combs, Of the Turtleshell as
well as the common Ivory Combs neck,
red IN 6 and dressing Combs, common
and Gum Suspender, Cologne Water in
bottles, silver Pencil Cases, Violins and
Violin strings, Powgder-horns, Rape
and Maccouba Snuff.
The Staple articles of Dry Goods consist in
Brown and Bleached Muslns Of very
superior quality not commonly brought to
this market Bed-ticking, Twilled Mus
Inns Of various colors, and qualities for
Jackets and Pantaloons, Beverteens,
Storment's Canton Flgnnel Callicooes,
Ginghams, fashionable P nts, Stripe
&Plaids, Grapes, Silks in great variety
Silk Shawls, scarlet, red, yellow and
other Bandano handkerchief, various
dress Handkerchief Of the latest fashions,
fine Lace, Linnen Edging, insertions,
Footing, &c. &c. a fine assortment of
the best German aud White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linnen, also a large as
sortment of German & Irish Linnen, Silk
Ribbons in sets and otherwise, fashiona.
BILE setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fringes,
Shoe thread, &C. &c. with great variety
Of other articles too numerous to particu'
iarize. ..
Ladies and gentlemen 10 town and tbs
surrounding county, are most respect.
fully invited to give him ajcall and secure
good bargains. = -.
Ms~lilen, Mss IA. 1886. a-M
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
G6erifs 9uPauf.
SamueI. .2emis


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@eorse Srant II. Nauep fein Weit.
&raft zines, =. oer @putt y. Common
plies, Don gtart @OuntY, SbiO, an mid,
eeri6tsten SefsbIs, peroe idb ouf 9an,s
(ta3' ben II. Sag fommenoen Sunp'S an
Der @ouItbaustbnre. in Canton. foloeu:
oe6 9ano gum 0erfaufe anbieten;
Das Wero St WierteI Der Sectiou 8.
in Iaunfbip 9, Ran8e 9; ausJencmmen
Den fo!9enos belbriebenen Shib, nam
Iid: anfanseno an Dem Glib ST ca,
Damn QBelt entIans Der Qinie beIaatsn
Wlerte!e 100 Nutben 3u einem Vfcften;
Damn Voro a. &utben; oaun S(t 100
Nutben aur SeftiOns Qinie; uno Damn
Cub A @atben sur Stslle oes Aufanas
nnterworfen Dem @i9eutbumsrebt Der
MItt.pe.
8eoins,tnsen cine 6dIfte foalei6 au
tejablen, ua6 oas uebri9e in s idbrliben
3ielern nit Sntere0e bonn 0erfaufstaa,
II. 9ntrr Siberbeit. Ser 3ertauf fdnat
an um 1lbr an bsldgtem 1aoe.
Geo. q. lebb, S6euf.
Nf7dn 15 1897.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
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Gohu @ala OruQ9if,

in Der 3usearamas Strafe, Canton, o.
Denabribtiet abtuusseoll oas pub:
lifum, baB er an Safob Salas al { m
stauo Elm friibss, 70 ebtn =. Baltimore
erbaltenes, 9lGortment BON Dro9erepen,
Meoieiuen u. {. ~. er6fnet bat, tpslbs
Ct urn betabseieete Wreile . ersaufeu tpIe.
gautoa. Wfas 90. 1887. so 4tp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
. u b b / n Der ep
in OSnQbura.

in Osnaburg.
Der gnbe6benannte befun6et feline
alien Simmer uuo oas publifum iber=
baupt,-oaB er itb ourdb Qlafauf in Ss-
naburs-alloa f6rmlib u. feft in feinen'
@elbafte etablirt bat. Seine Mobnuus
1T auf oes n6roIi6su Seite Der Qaupt:
5traBe, bonn wirtbsbauf fe ces pcrrn
Raufb forage sesenaber ;-all,uo ct 3u
ieoer 3eit alle in lein Sab iblasen Den
9lrbeiten NIT Whnftlibfeit uno Gbueue
(auber uno oauerbaft 5u billisen preiisn
tiefern wiro. Sefelnnsen Don 8ub=
binberarbeit iraeno elmer QIrt merben in,
Gantoner 8ubFObr an8enommsu.
Carl Waroenbur9.
Ssnabuta, WaD 18. 1887. 49=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
Nnoreas 6enfsl,
g. wolfer.

ToNewspaperP ublishers.
TVHE Editor of "THE DE-
IL LAwAREAN,'' published at
Wilmington, Delaware, proposes
to prepare a Newspaper Directo-
ry, asks as a favor, that each
Newspaper Publisher in the Uni
ted States, will forward him by
mail, one copy of their paper
He intends to arrange them by
States, giving their politics, sc.
For this favor, each editor send
ing his paper, shall receive one
copy of the Directory, as soon as
made ready. The advantages of
a. sheet of this kind to publishers,
must be apparent to all.
rEditors viii please copA the
above once or twice, in order to
give it circulation.
Fe bruary 25th, 1887. 45-4w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
John Welchly,
Broom P. O. Carroll County,
Ohio.

Mprit 90. 1887.
8riefelt6nnen bep Or. 9uselnanp in
Varis, ST. 9nrer in Canton, uno 3Iius
ri3 Qinoerer in Ma1iuOn selafen roer-
ben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
Nel(e nob $eutfblono.

Der @noesbenatite, tpobnbaft in Braun
IaunIbip, Carroll Gauntp, Opio. miro
bic NlItte Sn!p' 8, cine 9elbdftsrsiIe
na6 Dem aIten Daterlanoe antreten.-
Ct Sebt ourb Sraneretb, @bsinbapern,
8aaoen, Martembers uuo bic @6peis
8riefe, Nolna1ten, uno fonitige ibn,
ertbsi!te 9luftrdse.-spiro er panttIieb be-
for8eu. Sir einjelre 8riefe re6nst er
25,-fur eoppelte 81 1:2.-fIr erspfabe
SO Geuts,-unb fur srbBere pade nab
DerbdltniB.
Ct secenft III 3eit DON b6bfens s-e
Monaten aurad 81 iepu,-inoem er an:
Idei8 in oben benanuteu Orte it. Brie:
fe uno Mntbsiluusen an ibn mhGer
pcftfren einsefanot-nno aberedlrt iepr
an
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-06-03
. er prote ftant,
eine evan9eli(6 lutberil6e Stime
i'm QBelten

wv GOetlsU
wirb entbalten
~ Sur5e Nus5lse aus ber &ir1ens
seibi6te.
g. Stij,en aus Dem 2eben einFuB,
reiber Mdnner unlerer &ir6e.
s.) praetiIde 8ebanrIuue 81. &.
Stellen, be1oncerS Der Varabeln.
~ @ertbeioisuns Der DOsmen unls'
rer Stride.
S. alus5ase aus ben preoisten ber
beribmteiten &an5slreener Geutiblanos.
o. Ysrbanolunsen uuo 8e(6lh6e allsr
lutberifdeu nno refornirten GDnooen.
@rfbeinen .pirb oas 8latt aue IL Gage
Ia Qefen BON 16 Ssiteu in sroB Oetao.
preis ee0elben 1T Dollar so @ents.
;ablbar nab Mblauf oes erfeu Disrtels
iakreS.
2|noreas 9snfsl,
9. walfsr.
Cincinnati, b. 81. 2Ipril 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-14
Fer tho Walchman & journal.
ANTT-sLAvERY MEETING.

The Marshfed Anii.Slayery Society, met
on the evening Of the 9th instant, according
10 appointment Aud after listening 10 an ia.
tcreslng address from Rev, MIR. Stone Of Cab
bot and a general invitation being given by
the President, several persons came forward
and enrolled their names as members, and the
following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, That the success attending the
anii'slaye caMse, lie matter OF encouragement,
and should stimulate Us TO greater and more
UNITING effort in all future lime.
Resolved. That we have heretofore opposed
the anti slavery cause moro FOR want OF inior-
nation then from any defect in the system Of
operations.
Resolved, Taat the thanks Of this Society
he rendered 10 Rev. Mr.. Stone, for bis able,
appropriate and interesting address.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing together with the resolutions adopted, be
| forwarded for insertion in The Vermont Watch
man and State Journal.
MOSES CREE, Presidcni.
| JonE BorLEs, Secretary.
Msrsh6eld. Jan. ~, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-14
A DOMESTIC PICTURE.

Fondly familiar is tho look shs gives
As he returns, who forth so lately went
For they together pass their happy lives;
And many a tranquil evening have they spent
Since, blnshing, ignorantly innocent,
She vowed with downcast ey es and changeful hue,
To love Him only. Love fulfilled, hath lent
Its deep repose ; and when he meets her view,
Her soft look only says-"I trust-and ain ,rue''
Scattered like flowers, the rosy children play;
Or round her char busy crowd they press;
But, at the FATnER's coming, start away,
With playful struggle for his loved caress,
And Jealous Of the one he first may bless,
To each welcoming word is fondly said
He bends and kisses some lifts up the less;
Admires the little cheek so round and red,
o. smon,hes with tender hand tho curled & shining
head.
Oh! let us pause, and gaze upon them now,
is there not one-beloved and lovely boy
With Mirih's bright seal upon his open brow,
And sweet fond eyes, brimful Of love and 10Y?
re, who no measure Of delight can cloy,
The daung and the darling Of the set;
He, who, though pleased with every passing toy
Thoughtless and buoyant to excess, could yet
Never gentle word o, kindly deed forget!
And one, more fragile than the rest, for whom,
As for the weak bird in a crowded nest,
is needed all the fostering care Of home,
And the soft comfort Of the brooding breast:
One, who hath of the couch Of sickness prest!
On whom the Mother looks, as it goes by,
With tenderness intense, and fear supprcs,
While the soft patience of her anxious aye
Blends with Goods will be done-God giant tho'
mays, not diego
And is there not the elder Of the bandit
She with the gentle smile ard smooth bright han
Waiting some PAGES back-content to stand
Till these of loves caresses have their share,
kn owing how soon his fond paiernal care
Shall seek his violet in her shady nook
Patient she stands-demure, and brightly fair,
Copying the merkness of her Mothers look,
And caRping in her hand the favorltc ttory-book.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-14

Ii was always surprising 10 me how the
friends Of Harrison could claim the vote Of
Pennsylvania for their candidate. Ii is true
that Pennsylvania, in 1882, would not vote for
Van Buren, as Vice President. But whoever
has atteniiyely looked at Pennsylvania, for a
very few years past, must have known That
that state has been consistent only in incon-
sistency. They have always supported one
yet Of men and another set OF meosures.-
Probably the reason why Pennsylvania was
80 ardenry attached to Gen. Jackson was, he
cause they were bitterly opposed TO most oil
his leading measures. d.
+The vote Of this state was given for MIR. Man.
gum Of North Carolina. II is the only state where
any happened except in cases where the stat,
was given to Van Buren,, and finally voted agains
him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-14
For the Waterman and State Journal.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

III ThEslDEN llh- ELi-I L INV
The Presidential election is passed, and
Martin Van Bnren Is elected. never wns A.
Inong The number of those who believed II
possible 10 prevent his election, and | often
wondered tow The supporters Of Harrison
could, some Of them, 70 confidently anticipate
his election. Strange as it may seem. during
all the struggle, never had the loast particle
Of an inclination TO support Van Buren,. The
question with ne was nor, who will obtain the
election but FOR whom ought |, under exist
ing circumstances, 10 give my vote and that
GOO, without reference 10 the probable result
Of the olcction.
Sometime duiing last September, made =
table Of The probable state Of the votes, "to
be compared with tho actual state Of the votes
when given in The several Electoral Colleges"
II would be feme qualification 10 me, II The
same were published in your valuable paper
Where any errors happen 10 the calculation
ihc name OF the state is iialiristd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-14
bgSatsSmaH IS 8tots sSeatpaf
70 PER ANNUM..~sI,5 so IN ADVANCE.
From the Libcrator.
THE CALLING or GOD.

THE Chl4l4lNO w NiODs
rh. e,,lowine eiIusion Of J. G.. Whitticrs spiri
I,rrine muse, though intended only for lady, u e.
bana,ion Of something he had said to her i'll col
srss,,on ia gem too pure and bright TO be kept
her casket-msy it be set in the hearts Of your res
tcrs:
Not always as the whirlwind's rush d.
On Horvb's mount offear;
Not always as the burning bush
To INDIANS shepherd seer;
Nor as the awful voice which came r.
To Isracls prophet bards
Nor as the tongues OF cloYen name,
Nor GIFT Of fta:ful wordsi
No, always thus with outward sign
OF fire, or voice from Heaven,
The message Of truth divine
The call Of God, is gwen. -
Awaking in the human heart
Love for the True and Right -
Zeal for the Christians "better part,
Strength for the Christians fight.
Nor unto manhood's heart alone
The holy influence steals:
Warm with rapture not i,s own,
The heart OF ioomdn feels.
AS she who by Samarias wall
The Savior's GRAND sought
As those who with the fervcnt Paul
And meek Aqula wrought.
Or those meek ones, whose martyrdom
Rome's gathered grandeur saw,
Or those who in their Alpine home
Braved the Crusaders war,
When the green Vaudois, trembling, heard
Through all its Wales Of death,
The martyrs song Of triumph, poured
From woman's failing breath.
Oh, gently by a thousand things
Which DER our spirits pass,
Like brcszes DER the harps hne strings,
Or vapors DER glass,
leaving their token strange 10 view
OF music or Of shade
The summons TO the Right and True
And Mereifui is made.
Oh, then, its CLEANS Of Truth and Light
Flash DER the waiting mind,
Unfolding TO our mental sight
The wants Of human kind
If brooding over human grief
The earnest wish is known,
To soothe ard gladden. with relief
An anguish not our own.
Though heralded with nought of fear,
Or outward sign or show
Though only 10 the inward car
1t whispers soft and low
Though dropping as the mamma fell
Unseen-yet from above
Holy and gentle-heed il well
The cali to Truth and Lore!
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-12
BREATUlNG OF VEGETABLES.

NJ. Dutrochet, distinguished in the SCI
entifc world for his able experiments on
vege able physiology, has recently laid
some very interesting information on this
subject before The French Academy of Sc!-
ences. The results of his experiments
ore that vegetables breathe like animals
that the oxygen produced by the leaves un-
der the influence Of light is first poured
into the pneumatic cavities, and escapes to
the outer surface by means Of the trachea.
the oritces of which are situated in the
stem, and on the leaves. Most Of the
nouatic plants have their orifices so con.
triyed as not to be entirely closed when in
contact with water; but few are without
their mouth, and thenthe oxygen is crowd
ed into the pneumatic canals OF the stalks,
and from thence is pressed into the stem,
which accounts for the enormous quantity
OF water contained in some OF the aquatic
plants. The direc: and healthy manner OF
breathing in vegetables, consists in the
production of oxygen under the influence
of light: hence 1t is that darkness is unta-
vorable to vegetable life, and Injuries the
durability of the plant.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-12
SILK CULTURIST,
THIRD VOLUME.


The price OF the next volume OF the
Cullurist will be One DolLar,-but to those
who subscribe before the time of sowing,
will be sent few hundred Silhworm Eggs,
White Italian Mulberry or a paper OF
French Sugar Beet Seed, as they may re-
quest. We are under the necessity OF
raising the subscription price to meet the
increased cost of publication, the loss OF
discount on Bank Notes of distant States
which ws are daily receiving for the Cultu-
rlst, and the considerable expense OF fur
nishing subscribers with eggs or seeds
which is important to those at distance,
as they are often obtained with great diff.
Guilty. The increased value of the third
volume will correspond with the increased
price, as 1t will contain the Report of the
Congressional Investigating Committee,
and such portions of their extensive cor
respondence as shall be deemed interest.
ing, besides the progress Of the culture and
manuiacure of Silk and the Sugar Beet,
the two great projects of American enter
prise. Notes free Of postage] Of all sol.
vent banks in the United States and British
Provinces, will be received at par.
Newspapers copying will b; entitled to
the Culturlsl.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-12
SILK INVESTIGATION.

A few days before the ad iourlment of
Congress, Mr.. Adams, Chairman of the
Committee on Manufactures in the House,
made report on the culture and manu-
faciure of silk, accompanied by Il letter
on the subject, from Hon. Andrew I. Jud-
son of this State. On motion OF MIR. Ad-
ans 5000 extra copies were ordered to be
printed. AS The report was not printed
until after the close OF the session, and the
leaving Of the members, little delay has
been ocCasoned in its distribution ; but we
hope to receive it in season for our next
number.
We have also been presented by the
Committee, with their extensive correspon-
dence with silk growers, manufacturers,
farmers and other gentlemen on this in-
tcresting and important subject, with ex-
tracts from which we shall enrich our next
volume. These letters conan a mass Of
facts, experiments, suggestions, theories,
&c. whoa are Of grea. value 10 the prac-
tcal silk grower, especially 10 such as are
commencing operations. Though the cul-
tivation of the mulberry, the rearing otihc
silk worm, and, in snor., the whole routine
of the production of silk is simple busl-
ness, yet it is important that the beginner
art right, for upon the starting point his
future success or failure mainly depends.
In this point Of view, we think this cores
pondence invaluable, and We hope every
silk grower and beginner in the country
will avail himself of il.-I5id.