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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
DICE FLOUR, for sale by
~ JAMES n. NEWTON & CO,

SD - Chests Choice Teas.
~oD 40 Bags Coffee.
Pipes Hollands Gin.
Is Casks Raisns.
10 Baskets superior Champa ign.
''atet IN hoxes aud old London Porter.
=, IN store aud for sale by
May, 3is, n. uoon ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

Beauty is thine in all her changing dyes
Color, and light and shade, and sound and song
MornS purple hues, and Evenings golden skies
The whispering summer breeze; the whirIwin,
strong,
Night with her starry train, a shining land
Each wandering meteor Of yon trackless deep
IIaa's greenest spot-Zahara's burning sand
The thunders rol-the lishtening's living leap
The lark's still note-the murmurs Of the bee
AL speak Of Heaven, of Order, and of Thee,
The Seasons arc thy handmaids, and the flower
Fair emblcms of thy beauty-bending grain
Made golden by the sunshine's magic power
The bowling tempest-and the gentle rain
OF summers softer mood-bloSsom aud fruit
The bending willow and the creeping vine
The rattlng bal-storm, and the snowflake mute
The time worn oak, the cedar and the pine
Niagara's roaring fall-thc noseeSS rill-
Were natures at the dawn--are natures still,
Mighty or gentle as may suit thy mood
The whirwind and the earthquake tell thy pow.
Thy hand scooped out old Ocean-Etna pil'd
Bent the first rainbow-paintcd the first flower
But loveliest is thy face in Springs glad hour
The meadows green the waters eaping free
The earth yet wet with mornings dcwy shower--
The sunlight beaming DER the distant sea--
When newborn winds their freshness first disclose,
And wanton with the violet and the rose
Thy temples are upon the lofty sleeps
OfAndes and the Appennes--and wAre
The coral insect tolls beneath the deep
Or the lone Arab pours his soul in prayer
Thc mcaneSt intellect--the mightes mind
Master and slave alike amid thy power
Monarch and nation-hero, prince and hind
Must yield at Natures tributary hour
Before thee, forests tremble--mountainS nod;
How feeble Art to thee" worm god /"
Oh, Nature is it strange the forest child,
The awny tenant ofthe boundless West
With none to lead his mind beyond the Wild
Or point his thoughts to regions of the blest--
Should deem thy glories god-likc, and fall down
A savage worshipper Should see in thee
The spirit o: the lcaping cataract
The power fife, and DEATH and destiny
Should, as the lightning flashes through the sky,
Believe il fire from some immortal eye I
No--ra,h,r marvel that the letter'd fool I
The worm whom Heaven has given the power
of thot.
Seeing thy glorieS, and the magic rule
That tgoverns all thy works--should Sc, a, naught
The lessons that they teach --should mock the pow
,
That Guild from chaos all that mnsles here
The lonest mountain and the lowest howcr--
Earth, Air and Ocean-each celestial sphere
Should look from sea to sky--from dust to man
nd see no God in all the wondrous plan
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

nR. ID. JAYNEs' INDIAN EXPEC-
H. TORANT is recommended as decidedly su-
peror to any other known combination of medicine
for Coughs, Colds Influenza, Consumption Asth-
ma, Splitting of Blood Hoarseness, Difficulty of
Breathing Whooping Cough, Pains and weakness.
Of the breast and all diseases of the Pulmonary ors
gans.
Z. This medicine is highly and Justly recommended
by numerous and respectable individuals who have
found relief from its use. Many who have been la
boring under protracted coughs and pains in the
breast, and have been happily restored TO perfect
health, by the use ofthis valuable expectorant The
following Is deemed sufficient for insertion here.
From the Rev C.. c. p. Crosby late agent of the
American Baptist.
New York, June 18th, 1886
To Dr. ID. JAYNE,
Dear Sir:-I have made use of the Indian Expec-
toran personally and in my family for the last six
years, with great benefit. Indeed | may consider
my life prolonged by the ofthis invaluable med-
cine under the blessing of God for several years.
may say almost as much in the of my wife. and
alsb of the Rev. Mr.. Tnson of the island of Jamaica
For all cases of Cough, inflammation of the Chest
Luugs, and Throat, 1 do most unhesltatngy recon-
mend this as the best medicine have ever tried
earnest wish IS that others afflicted as | have
been, may experience the same relief which am
persuaded they will! by using the Indian Expccto-
rant. e.. C. u. CROSBY.
N. b. Many of my neighbors, on my recomrnen-
dation have tried this medicine wth uniform success
DIR. Hamilton, of ST. James. South Carolina, was
greatly affected by cough, hoarseness and soreness
# the lungs, and using bottle of this medicine,
found immediate and permanent relief
Sold by DIR. II. X HAZARD,
4gent for NEWPORT.
And by E: P. ason, Providence, and at Whole !
sale * Retail by A. b. IL ID. sands, No. 100 Fulton,
corner of VIM. street, New York
Dec. 25h, IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

WIN. GOFE,S.
BILLIARD-ROOM BOWLING ALLEY.
AND REFECTORY,
No, 45, THAMEs-sTREET.
A tev rods South of the Custom House,
and directly opposite the Perry Cotton
Factory.
A 1.-THE above establishment may be found good
N assortment of SHOOTING TACKLE
also fowlng pieces, in price from s. to S45 each.
Guns and equipments for shooting let by the day
N. B.-Thc BOWLING ALLEY, which is
now completed, is open for tho reception of compa-
ny. Neither pains nor expense has been spared
TO construct firm and true board and first rate
set of balls are just received from New York
Gentlemen who are partial to this amusement
re invited TO call,
~ The establishment will be closed every even
ng at seasOnable hours.
Newport, May 3, 1887.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

Heavens earliest born and still unsulied child,
Whose smile is morning and whose frown is
night,
Around whose brow Earh's earliest roses smiled
Thine was the glow of beauty the light
rhatbeamed DER Paradise, when Woman there,
Fresh from the Makers hand-a faultless thing
With dove-like eyes, and sha1owy golden hair,
From grovelling beast, or bird on tireless wings
Won homage as she passed Thine too the glow
That flush d her cheek, or bcamed from her white
brow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26

- A Bbis Fancy Brand Family FLOUR jus,
eDO received and fot sale by
May, 3is,. ID. WOOD - co.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
AN ADDRESS

To the members Of the fricndlv botaaical
societies of the United States, from their
dciegutes, assemb,ei IN coapention, at
Pihsbarg, (Penn.) October 81, 1888.
BY Thomas III RsEY, NJ. ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-26
STRAW MATTINGS.
Rich Figur'd SILKS.

a handsome assortment ofrich fgur'd black. blu
N black and colord SILKS, some of a supe
extra quality, received this week. by
MAY IL. WIN. c. COZZENS, & co.
NEW SUPPLY of China Glass and Crocker,
~ Ware just received and for sale at No. 90l
Thames street.
June IL. CHARLES n. TIIEEY
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
GENERAL REGISTER :
FIRST REVISED EDITION
BY WARREN JENKINS.

THE rapid sale of former editions al
the OHIO GAZETTEER, though many
ofthem confessedly incorrect, has encour
aged the present proprietor to attethpt, al
very considerable expense, TO present the
work under much enlarged 4 improved
torn.
Much time and labor having been be.
slowed in collecting and collating the ne
cessary information for this work, it is
confidently believed that it will present
q faithful portrait ofthe several sections
of%the State, and embrace an amount oi
statistical and Typographical information
not elsewhere attainable, which will be
interesting to the citizens, as we'll a.
stranger, and prove highly acceptable to
all.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
.Oenrp 8udius

wouteabtunss sou jsine 6reunee r,:s
eas Vublitumiberba bsna6ri6t;esa.
|oaB er ieinen s6ep einise 1bhren rbrr=
|lib BON Z. 6Osel's eilenfubr. bspusce
|seasnater Der Yoftehis. psrltst bat, ms
aas ia ieiu 0sibaft einfHIasenbs Mtusa
~ tabsn fab, aIs:
Vlseb 3inn uno Supfer waares,
son jsper e1osntli6en Nrt. 9eine4, il
iino blllis; au6 we.een ersusui0s /. .
9anese. fdr 3abluns ssncpmen.
Gr ibmsihslt fd. eurh feine grfe D..
rnus ieer alufoestups genase 81 lsin' 4.
Aae auf feline Vsrffstrn bsahalihs . :.
ilsnuussu ws.osn auio Fscn,ptsfs bslu, Il
melbsn.
y. @.-Dsr bt6its preis riro iresr.'
5sit fhr eltss &upfuL Meiiine uue 81 IL
,beSab.t.
Die Tlif:0trt.it mi,e fantsr uns eesI.
.srtafs nne ta'r'fti Gf'ior.
Is H.trts SFf,Ess =! ,HcJ "a J@5g&3f
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Nnt. 81. Marve' 8


lluIhaRbare uno ieitsu fsbIsnee NuGen
sable. Disfs6 boot trprpbte WiltsI, 1T
Elm jiberee uuD trdfsi9tS Wittel.meiftere
in aaea &rantbeisen uu6 SsbIsru Der QIus
asn uuS bat Oen Dorjus, 6bsr ale aresre
llusen 9lrluspen. Bs(oAeGs 1T a. ! GB'
Iitb, in feleeuben Be(tbwereeu: Snt1AnOs
uua. Ja6en, 9luS uno ginwdrtetebruns
oer Nnsenliebss; in aeaen nnc pstaltetst'
alasen enssAnoun9sn, NusenfsIsn Cecr
.TIe6en S1wAbe ber(slber. u. msb
rtren Bsl6wssoen bisisS 10 eettn Mnr
smpFhsIiben Ttsilee, reldbeS Sa, wtit:
ldufs (epu sraree, ke bier ALE su tsheu'
uen. Die auten MirHuneen, Eno (ben
far 70 Sisle Sabre snrh feline eisens. 70
tUis ebenfaNS sur@ anSsra aIsy,te uno Il
pieler NetbleiDenesn sssit 6rsueen eyprebt
ssiunesn reresu.
Der pseis it s5 gts. sas Ba&ien.
| mis oer Oebraub bsSerfbsift. Gin beFau-
| bigger Borratb it ir,nsv gum Derfauf. nue
,pirD ,ubsveitst, am iibtssftIidtn g6e Dee
M9arttpla3eS in @antouStarR @aUtttp q,
Gin aroBer 9lablaB stirb esIaabt, eit
saufsn III, "a tpieeer ~ Ssrsaufsn. Spof'
frsps Ctesrs Die eislts W,ttsl anaeIan'
gen, foaen phnstlidb btfblet et rsresa. Akt
~ psreaufen by fsintn bier feIesub be:
uaantsu Speeial NsenteH
Dr.. sd. 8olpen Canton.
Dr. Matfen & 60. ! WaRagsn.
IDre. lnberbi1 & 8rss6
g.. s.. Mepsrs & 60. 0atriebussb.
Soispb Dcu ia mapusbuta.
0pstirise etvobsl,
| :. Sduhmad,ers Desblebsn'.
@briitian St. &rapsE, sssasbuvg.
D.. d. p. Neua Il 60. Doiisav.
| aeam Meie plsin ~.
Sobann DostI Canton.
Qbsiftian &uuss .. R. osuAbart.
Daniel pAiaipps, paris.
3. g. 8. &arR Min0sa.
q. l. p. 9arbtfs Eros.
=. Sreberser. p. Dr., M,ewap @sArg 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Nei(e nab Seut(blanr.

Scr tlnte fbrisbene, ssbdttia aus 3iuc:
mei't' =. i'm glfaF, [ndn abst anfddia III
Canton. gtars gauntp. Sbie.] 1T asi II.
neh nddRss Srabidbr cine Eeiis n d,
ee II aIteu 0aterlanbe su MAIDEN. 9lus
oisist igen ,rslde rnnfben 9riefe opsr
fpphiae qluitraae m't,nf,nbsn, fbnnen iie
tiuuen> >anssraumtss 3sit i'm einbanbi wu
@r nil f6 at ~ niht nit WoGmattsu
belafiatu. TGr sebeuft biS naHltss
e;pd,iabr rieosr 5urad5ufebren.
*. Il. Pupmia GuSr;f5 fn.
Gaateni9srt. 20. 1871 ID ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
COND DITtONs,

The work will form vol Royal 12mo
Of about $50 pages, printed on fine east
ern paper, and 10 good binding, at 81, IS
without map, and 81, so with good
map ofthe State.
Persous obtaining ten or mere subscri-
bers, aud becoming respoisible Cor the a
mount, will receive discount Of ten pei
cent
Columbus; March 20. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Start eauntp eono Nssifter uno
9nteuisenj Qmt.

Der gnbe6tenannte bat in Der 1used-
rawas Stra6e. stlibe 1bhren ofIi1 Der
Aeaeen,ie. in Canton, @tarf @auniv, S:
oto, sia 2auo Resifer sr6fnst. -
unb it ani atnfrast. uunn,ebr IN 8srsits
'haft. urn irseub lite<noe 0hter in Elm
SuR einsutraetn .tuo mit, ,osrsu tsaItis
senben gia1stteittn unc % rtbsiIsn su
tef@rtiben. 70 ,rie aud' ri 8enin:unseu
~ be,t,eseen, unisr tps,dst eiejtlte au
ueteahfen, perliei.n flo Ieasel rosr psrs
nietbea iepn snesen.
Die Deauemlibseiteu une Dcrtheire.
Die aus elmer Nmtsfube oieftr Mrt, i'm
Mistelpunete eires @auntpe. be;bes fnr
giSnsv uno &auFafiss. en.iprinaen sni,.
Sen, ftno leidt ethSufeben; iuoem fir
cine sleine Dersasuna, Der gianer feiu
Gut in Die llitte bes Marftes brinaen faii
uuo or &auf= oeer 9nietbs: Qphniheube
cine @eleaenbeit bat. bas Meaiffer III NJ.
|tsriuhen. alIro It. tpabrfd,einIidb ~ iss
Der 3eit folde 9uitbs ooa Stife finbsu
tant,. bic feinem @fbmade oeer feiuea
Mttsln sntipteben..
gr nitur,t sbsnfalls aasutih afteu fit
Qanoerspeu an. bic 9ti1tbsnobuern ODER
Atwslenoen 8ebbren.
Sobn Mepsrs.
Gantet1, MptiI 90. 1887. As Il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Gabinstmdhertp.

Gabinetnabsrep.
Die @nees unserisi1ustsu jeiSsn bisr
nit ben Dhraern eanton's unb Dem
publisum iibsrtaapt attunsssuu an.oaf
iie obiss6 0elhdft Ia Der 1useasaras
SnaBe {s Tbhren spsttli& von 8. a.
Shneibsrs Gifenfobr u. beiaabe sesen'
iiber ppn 8. SnlofersSt ansefansen
baben atl,pc Ee bic Bstreibun9 cs0slber
in auen 3weissu beabf6tisen.
Gie pesben iinp,es einen Dcrratb
|Dlreaus, Sibei Bettaeutn, It.
'bdlten 10 lhe fe 80 ben anaemeHsn
ten 8s0iuGnnsen peffaufen. 8re.ter y.
aller art rperoen i'm 1apldb senon,nnen
reroen. gieboffen, barn senaus Muf'
n,ersia,nteit i'm Gefbdft, einsn 1btil btt
6Tent!iten &unbfhaft IN ,trbalten. ;. .
8eitsuInsen .. Der gnffununs tper.
osn oanfsar Ansenontmsn une prpsnpt IN
seit tslOrst ,pstcen.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
3un, Qertouf
OWW <CSkk~NT
tn Der bruGGei bse Start So. Democrat
0dud'S 0nQee

0auef's anaee
einaia aus 0eaetabilien 3ubsreiset
von Saecb 9aud in Baltimore.
Diele meoiein tam NIT pciltonn,ensr
sihesbeit BON jeossu 9lIter uhb in ieeer
!Esausbeit 9ebraiid,t spsroen. beionoers III
fclasnoeu Rranebeitsn: - unterietbsbe:
thrssesu, 0srIuf bes Nppstis. unpsr:
eaulibtsit. Masen gntbiuoune Soc:
lbrtnaen, Diarboe, @ubr soloene Neer.
|Siftel. seft6rte .nouatlibe 0tinisung
s6arlab uno anoere Sieber, Yoden,
Ds.aoph,ns. Cholera WOrb,s, Mus3eb:
ruas gsRAitun6. 6uGen, Qunssusntsha:
buna, 3aisent3anouns. Stid 6ufsn.
@ieheridbmerSen, QlnS lhlaa. Sr0pfe.
laaHeriubt Qsbsrtsaufusitsn. GeIbfudbt.
fhrpssse llrintadsn. 3pferids. nerpbi.
unb (etppbustfe 3ufdle. Ssnesiibs mt
aas aus unyeinena 8lut sntfsbenber
Grauebsiten.
prsiS per 8cttel 81, so.
eine msa6tiss Dittar9 bat e!sft Ms:
eiein atk @tinisunasmittsl i'm Srabline
ans 0erbR bsi folder. eersn Gonfaitutiet'
auf etarsans isue 8slstuas @nlprud'
saadt; spei ebsr bssp Bottstu spetoen
wstlseasia ,pirtsn, obneDaB stsau fh ins
Gdtn uab 1riatsn iu aadt 90 nebmea bat.
|1auteube psrBesben ibse Gonftitutien,
ineesss fs Elm paGerbee ptilrsistel auSus
spsReea psrtdn,aea. &ein bsHeses Wittsl
ale bic Yanaesa! @snise Samiliss fno
frei:tpn (tesbatii idssu, Qsioeu. svel6e fsb
eus@ slatfb!aee, Uei@wAren, s6Dddb'
lidtsis, DerluR bse Appstise nnb unpess
eaulihesit ~ srssanen ssben. Die 90.
ssatea smpfteblt Edb In auen Sabrsseitsu.
insbeisuesrs ale eiw Osrbeusanssmittel
asaeu aHt Arautbeiten in ,ua. st1sa Gil:
massu ; S-4stal Die @ohe 8 oesv 4 GB:
36HtI Spu bsina 8ettSsbsn ssno'wmen,
iHaes eeesa Cholera. SELVES 6isbes uno
70 nsdube aneese Ssanebsiesus pdebe DE
een(aitution febwd6ea.
Sie iR in 8ttrtF bsS 4ei@tuade ebes
einst,s Cordial 10 persle.6sn, als elmer
Hetsiein, y. e. it ui@t 90 spsis efsaussn.
wenn biusustfast miro, Oas 6e wirllid
bae 4sben psrldnasss.
..Disfs panatea 1T sov &us3eta Ia eas
publitu,a sinsefhb tsreroen u. bat s,,sbr
3susni1t aufsurpeiisn. als iresnc cine
ahbsre Nsb:sin
8iele tbnnsu eS nibt beaseifsn. trte
e6 fnr cine Nr6uter :Ms biein mS0lidF,> IN.
ioIdse munotE in Ter ReiItanf bsrec1s
subrinseu. abss Ole 1basfadsn Guo su
tinlen6tene, als eab iis seleusuet Nesosn
ebnutsn.. -
81. 9. Der !9ssausssbss bee Demo.
esat 1T BE einSiee;. sun, Yertauf ebiser
Mseiein. In Start Gauntys bspollmabs
tiste perisn.
Canton. spsil %. 1887 46tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27

Or5clsenbes tbabbare ensliI@s Wtrt
peldes Isiner @rSBe uacb dui1Tlt nob!'
fell, unp Der Nastibteit feiuer Weassr's
|reeen aasen,siu ~ smpFebttn H. NJ MN
tnebr in Go!un,bus IL oe: y st' W''
carauf fubseribuen w,u sann 20 e'o
une tbun.
Isaac N. WH1T1NG,
ookseIIer e. Publisher, Columbus, OHIO
quiu put to Press in a fe,6 days, dnd P"0-
lsh the ensuing summer,
THE OHIO GAZETTEEk,
TRAVELLERS GUIDE;
CONTAINING :
A description of the several TOWNS
TOWNSHIPS and COUNTIES, with
their WATER.POWERS, ROADS,
IMPROVEMENTS, MINERAL
PRODUCTIONS, &c. &c.
TOGETHER WITH AN APPENDIX
GENERAL REGISTER;
Embracing tables Of Roads f. distances
Post Offices, heir location and distanc
from the Capital Of the State, and Of til
United States Of Works Of interno
Improvement ; Of the several officers
the State, their Residence, &C.. Of til
Colleges and their QGcers ; Of Bank
their Officers {" Capital, 8'c. &c.
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N { ntr 8 Stobr t!
An hest alien susblbssa h.sn etaat pnug
Gbriittnas, 0erser vBe Sc.

Ser 9usesbsnanues bat bss Dsset,a'
gen Den einwstasRa seh @anssn, une
oem Wubtitum hsetsAupt an,useissn ea1
Ct N9 an ebises eseae aieeeseelafens-
unb erblfast BAT. unb NOD Dafasli@ e.
bali. stn sseets, sRssnsines un6 aasss'
eebntsS aNersimsnt bta
l0,lter rleutu NGadserl tno fvifdsn
Vltesn, bsRsbsne in sualif@sw. seus.
f1en, n1Sff@en, atassisaHiiben nas
ansesu ars 6sasR Daav Il
.sse an6 fertiSsn &Isibsvn. anssmsass
fas bic JabseSeie,-bie CT stue 40 psab'
lea. uu9ewb&nlt9 70 shifsiI
ssssaaft,--iabssa es (siue aIhganfe 40 q,
bsraus tiRisen preiitn ss,natbt bat. res
90 itnt fsin tnebridaEiaev alufsnibalt In
elmer Der Srtesen eseftasts scv16ali6
bsthtfi6 mar. Ia e. fsrner t,sbres.
) abre lang @si6dfte in gerdnlsu ae,
than, 70 feste ibu ftiae grfabrums uni
&enntniBin eiefea, Sa6e in etan6 elm.
bsfeneers sortreflitbe aImssrabl, aus sss
bsaen Qususn anb % ben ntsesisfass
pseifen bon een ausssfu6ssftsu
Gidubren q QerUgk
einluleSen, beftsbsnA IN
g Brdnop, Sin, 81 U m,
SYisits, une sislsrls1 Qpsiner,,
ale: Maosira, Yort, 81
g5A AneriF. W,useatsaer, IA
1a eisbsn Malaea,
fi6tr, tsutfbsr ano Ml II
fran;. rctbsr uno tpet6er ~
Dein &c. &c. Ssrnsr bat er epeeessssn
pereslIan, gtiha i,ns eswbbnlibes Sav
enee Mefv itnb Uabel. 2bhel, 2sbad'
ale Sorssn, 70 tpie AUDI tsus(@es Naaeb'
tabad.
e. Sar aunebmliGe eAneeepreeust'
erlatbt er Den bb6asn B.adtssle'
|prete.
uMsr bsp ibn anvuft uue cine pto'
be snadbt, ben rsivo sS niht seseueu.
9aecb S6dftr.
Canton. gRsp 1s. 1887. 4estf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Stutfd,te Nntariurtl.

0a llnteri6riebener scn 1cupern6r
sls DsfsntliHu WbtariaS {notary pub
lie) fAy bic Staof Canton ernanut une
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ROBBERY AT Mr. CArLIS's GALLERr.-Most read
crs must the breach Of hospitality committed
., Abbo,sford by one of Sir Walter Scots guests who
stole Lord Byrons letter Of the silver which he
had presented the great magician of the north II was
. theft which could profit the perpetrator as boast
ing OF the possession Of such relic would at have
revealed the author Of the sacrilege,
Something akin to this has been committed by per-
son in the garb Of gentleman who visited Mr. Cans
gallery of Indian curiosities last week. On closing the
doors OF the room in the evening the superb bow which
excited the admir- alton Of every Indian who has handled
it, and an deliberately ornamened calumet the choicest
of the collection were missing and could only have
,hrosgh the Of some loahng vaga
bond who concealed them under his cloak. He will
however have keep them to hmself 'or, II ne shows
them TO any he will be Immediately detected, the
specimens being unique Of their kind and obtained by
Catin himself only by great expense and interest. A
continuation of this pferng would almost justify the
practice that obtains in the gambling houses Of the Pa
Iais Royal where every visitor Is obliged to surrender
his hat stick and cloak the door keeper.
uTMr and Mrs. George Jones have effected an en-
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II N. P. WuLrs's literary career is about clo-
sing. His tragedy has turned out to be comedy-his
comedy tragedy. He ought to return to Miss Clifton
the price she paid for his abortions. What will he do
now? He will fall into the position that all preco-
cious boys do Become an editor of some small pa
per, like Howard Payne. If Willis would come into
my establishment, and take few lessons from me,
would strike of his soul ten times the genius he
himself has ever yet discovered there. The age Of
poetry is overthe age of the drama is over-the age
of the novel is overhe age of the magazine is
This is the newspaper age. l could yet make Willis
worth S2000a year to himself-and $4,000 to pos
terty. If he pursues his own weak opinion, he is
not worth his cold wittals."