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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12
Married,

In this town. yesterday morning. by the Rev.
Mr.. Mckenzie. Mr. John West, of Bristol, to
Miss Sarah Rose, Of this place
Al Little Compton, on Suiiday lasr. ly the
Rev. Mr.: Cobum, Mr.. Robert White. of The
City Of New York, Merchant, to Miss Sophia
Angusta Brownell. third daughier Of Edmund
Brownell Esq, of the former place.
At baltimore, by the Rev. Mr.. KRIS. MIR.
Conrad Shol,z, of York, penn iotNIss Caroline
NJ Chafee, daughter Of Mr.. Otis Chaiee, Of this
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

NASHVILLE, (renn.) Sept "a The Sec
ond regiment of U. s. Dragons, under the
temporary command of captain Tompkins
arrived here yesterday, on their way from
jefferson barracks to Florida. They are now
encamped on the opposite side of the Cum
berland, and we learn will take up the line o
march tomorrow morning. We regret to
state that their commander. Col. Twiggs, has
been left very i'll at Hopkinsvlle, Ky.-[ Ban.
ner
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

Amos KENDALL RIGHT ron ONcE.-When
Amos Kendall returned to New York (says
the Albany Evening JournaT from his politi-
cal visit to Rhode-Island, his Loco Foco
friends expressed fears that the Wing mem
bers Of Congress would he elected. Amos, in
reply, said-"aH is right ire are just as sure
Of Rhode. Island as zoe are of Maine" And
SO it turned out-for they lost both
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

MILITARY Court OF INoUIRY.-Thc
general order published by Major Gen
eral Macomb, in reference to The pro-
ceedings Of the Court Of Inquiry in the
case Of Gen. Wool, Of the U. S. Army,
announces the unanimous and full ac-
qnittal, by the Court, Of that officer, on
every point embraced in the investiga-
ton. The proceedings Of the Court are
approved by the President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12
.7.S.SIG.VEES sale.

On Saturday neri, The l4M INST al 10 o'clock
a. NJ at The store of Tie subscriber in Btoad-
street, Wiihoa reserue,
A III. the stock in trade Of &. w. Shores,
IA mot previously sold at Private saIe) con-
ssting of hats and caps, boots, shoes, leather
of varons kinds, and other articles. Condlt-
ions made known at the sale.
Oct. I2. GEO. e.. SHAW, Assignee.
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Beat this rho cdn.-Mr. George Barker, of
Bristol, has raised this season from one pefn.
10, SIX HUNDRED POTATOES, measuring one
barrel. The potato was cnt into 80 pieces
and planted in lS hills. The potatoes are
said TO be Of good sze, hn, of what KIND we
nre not informed. We believe this to be The
largest yield on record. The Taunton PHa-
toes arc no touch TO them Warren cidr.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
STORE.

ton, would inform h,s friends and the public gen.
orally. that he is now ready and will attend to
the sale Of goods of all kinds, either at auction,
or at private sale. Persons having stoves or
crates to dispose Of would do well to leave them
with the subscriber, who will attend to the sale Of
them on the most reasonable terms. Furniture
carpets, and all other kinds Of goods sold at
ton, or OF commission, for a moderate con'pen.
sation. His evening sales at auction will COM
mence in the course Of two or three weeks
Persons having books, dry goods. rjewelry, or
watches, to sell ut auction, are requested TO for
ward them to the anction room No. llS, Thames
street, Newport.
Oct H. CHARLES n. TILLEY.
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TO LET.

THE NEW STORE in Thames-street-
Il next south of Mr.. john l.. Cranston, in
the Reynolds estate, Thames-street.. near
Market Square. The stand is good br"ny
kind of business. For terms enquire Of JOHN
L.CRANsroN, on the premises, or to Ii. c.
MARTIN, Markct-sqnare.
Newport, July I3, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

.qnother great Fire nj Rochester, " " On
Thursday night last Rochester was again af-
fiicted with desolation by fire, by which, it is
computed, property to the amount of $4,000
was consumed. among which was 1900 bbls.
Of -four.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12
by CHARLES N. TIbLEY-Auc,ionssr.
On Saturday. neri, Oct. I4fh, al 8

On SATURDAY, neri, Oct. l4ih, al 8
o'cIock a. .M mW be sold al Public
.4uotion, al The subscribers .Aitctio,t
Room, No. lI8, Thames-Sfrcet,.
A Stoves, 5 wooden clicks, lot of books. u
Il gross friction matches, superior article.
one box Isnllard's Ol soap, l2 kegs Of raj
sins, some dry goods, prints. watches. &c.
Conditions Cash. C..N. TlLLEY..
Oct 18th.
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AUCTIONS.
by milton IIALE-Asctioneer.

On SATURDAY OrL IAN. m9 o'clock r.
W. IN front OF hs subscriber, stare. seW be-
sotd al Public .7rfio'a for The bensM of
mhom- IL may. .eoncern:. -------
- bags of Rio Coff..e. 2 father beds,
VI sofa. ! bag of almonds, cook stove and
fixtures, 4 kegs raisins, some furniture and
other artIcics
Also, first rate PIANO FORTE; any
person wishing Ia examine il, can do. so at
any time previous to the sale. Conditions an
sale M. HALL, Auct'n.
Oct. 18th -.
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On Monday, he 20,R Of Nor. moza, a. W
o'clock A M wiil be sold at Public
AUCTION, on the premises,
A 1.-the right title and inte est.which Ma
N thaniel Wall, late of Newport, aec..bad
at the time Of bis death. IN and to a certain
.ot of land in said Newport.with the Dwelling
house and other buildings thereon standing,
bounded eastcrly on. land late of John Hen
shaw ,northerly on lnnd late ofGrorge Gibbs.
westerly on land late Of Samuel Sternc, and
sonihcrly Oh Prospect. street. Conditions
at the sale.
PIP: REMINGTON, .4dmr..
Oct. 81 on The Esiate Of .viihania NdM
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A FREEMAN.-Rev. DR.. Claiming, in his
recent letter to Mr.. Clay, in relation to Tex
as, says, "f there be firm, independent spot
on the earth, it is to be found in the man who
,ils the fields of the free states, and moistcns
them with the sweat Of his brow"
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r. L. STATE TEMPERANCE SOCL

The Annual Meeting Of this Society will be
held on Tuesday the 18th Of October, at 10 o.
clock A. N. at Mechanics Hall, Providence. A
full Delegation from all the Auxiliary Societies is
respectfully solicited BY order Of the President,
SAMUEL CURREY, Sec pro. tenn.
Providence, Sept. 10, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

Mons FLORIDA TRooPs.-Wc learn from
the st. Louis Republican, that Brig Gen. At
kinson has been instructed by the Secretary
of War to receive into the service of the U.
States, in addition to the three hundred al
ready called for from the Platte District, six
hundred volunteers from that State. They
are required to be at Tampa by the middle Of
October or the 1st of November.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

GEORGIA ELEcTIox. The returns, 40
far as received. Of the election in Geor-
gia, look well for Gllmer, the Whig can
didnte. for Governor. In 25 counties
heard from the vote for Gimer is IL, 404
l--Schley Vory) a,3a2-majorily for &.
4,O22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

Large Produce from One Potnto.--Mr.
James Tisdalc, Of this town, has raised this
season, ONE BCsHEL or PiNK-EYED PoTA-
TOES, weighing fifty -four pounds, all the pro-
duct of one potato, raised in 1897. The
said potato weighed two pounds and six
ounces and had eleven eyes or sprouts. The
potatoes are among the largest and faires'
we have scen.-l Taunton Gazetie.
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NE w PORT
BOTANIC THoMS OMAN
INNTRWANTa

VElHE subscriber, having been for more than
u three years, in constant and successful prac-
tice, now offers his services To the public B0-
fanic Physician He would respectfully inform
the inhabitants Of Newport and the adjoining
towns, that he has taken The c"nmodious houss
at,he corner Of Sprig aud Mill l-sree,s, where hes
will administer the Pure JhomsOnidp .Medi-
cines to such as may favor him with their patron
age. No pains will be spared TO render the pa
tients comfortable, aud to restore them TO health
! Situated in one OF the most. lthy places
in our land, the subscriber fatters bimselfr
that the advantages OF this Infrinary are sur
passed By few institutions Of the kind in this
country. To his former friends aud pat ons- =
he tenders his most hearty thanks: and should
they stand in need of his services, he is rea-
DIV to administer to them such remedies as
the Con OF NATURE has so bonntifully scat
tered over our fields. This lntirmary will be-
conducted under the imme diate patronage OF
Doct. SAMUEL THOMSON.
The subscriber will at all times be in rea-
dncss to attend 10 cases of midwifery.
Medicine chests will he put up to order.
Ihomson's ner guide TO hedtth:.
Rubinsons Lectures:
| aud a General ,ssortm'I.f
TuoMsoNlNN MEDICINES,
constuntly on hand and for sale at the In6r-
mary. Z. GAKONEN'
Il Terms.--$3 for a course of medicine.
! $3.50 per week for board, including llgiie
medicines.
The Vupour Bath is at alltimes in readiness
for those who wish to take IT..
I Newport, July "a, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

FAcrs.-The people have been told for
the past eight years, that the times were
growing better and better every year, under
tho late and present Administrations.
How stands the account now--and why
is il?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12
MORE PRIZES,
at l37 l-2 Thanlcs-stYect.

Combs. 6 Q % a prize of 500 DOLLARS.
3 "a al prize of 200 DOLLARS
Making 8 three number prizes within few
days viz:-l OF 8 900, of $500, 2 of $500,
Of $3.50, | Of 500, and | of 800.
The fortunate holders can receive their
Cash by applying as above.
LOTTERIES TO BE DR.AT.N THIS
WEEk.
This Day, Oct. r.,
!Susser county Lottery, Of Delarnre. Class 8
Capital SS,00O-Tickets 2 I-2.
TO-MORROW-Oct. ID,
1000 dollars for l dollar.
Literature Lottery, Class al,
Capital S4,OOO-Tickets 81.
S.4TURD.4Y-O ii,
Virginia Class Z,
Capital $40, ,000-l'ickets $40.
For tickets and shares please apply to
q. q. MOVES,
137 l-2 Thames 81.
Oct. l2
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
brig Tuscany, Prince, Sydney IN. S.
Sloop Thomas Is. King, Lawrence, brunswick, 4,
(Ga.)
Do. Camilla, Vars, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Canonicus, Rlgey, for Matanzas, sailed
from Havana 18th uli.
Sailed from Bath Sd inst. ship Palestine, Lit.
tlefied for Baltimore.
Ship VIM. Lee. flussy, Of this port, was at
CalIao May 23d, with 1865 bbls. oil.
Sailed from Falkland Islands, no date, ship
Constitution, Clifford, Of this port, Pacific Ocean.
Sailed from Nlontevideo, Aug. 5,h, schr. Sal
lor's Return, Of this port Tor Falkland Islands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

Mr.. RIvEs, in his recen: speech, stated
that the Sub.Treasury system now in prac-
tce in France. takes one hundred thousand
officers to carry it on, and that it will take at
least that many in this country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

GNRANBERRIES S-c.--Just received and for
~ sale at No. lis Thames-slrcet, 10 bushels
first quality Cranberres Also 300 ID. first quail
ity ALBANY BUTTER.
| Oct.I2. C.N TILLEY.
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CONFECTIONERY.

A fresh supply Of Cnndys, sugar plnms
"A lozences, hearts, &c. &c. Justrecew =
cd and for sale at No. IlS Thamcs-st. by
CHARLES N. RfLLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

O. The Extra. Session of Congress ad-
iOurns OH Monday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

The Dnnkirk Beacon of the 9th ult. con-
tains an interesting, detailed Report, occu-
pying eight columns of that paper, on the
Preliminary Surveys of the Buffalo and Erie
Rail Road. The Report is from THOMPSON
s. BRowN, Esq. (of this place) Chief Engineer
Of that extensive ard important work.
NJ We shall commence in our next the
publication Of the amusing and interesting
letters Of Major Jack Do,cning since
his arrival from France. Many of our read
ers we are aware have been anxious to see
them, but a crowd Of other matter has alone
prevented their insertion nt an earlier day
There is too much pith in the Majors cpis,
ties to give them the go.by altogether.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

Barker & Wccden,
Keep constantly on hand,
ND ALTTMORE g. PHILADELPHIA SOLE
I'D LEATHER and Calf Skins, with a
general assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES aud
SHOE STOCK
IJe Boots and Shoes OF their own manufac-
ture.
ALso-Coton Batting and Tanners Oh.
Store 20, .MWkef-squore,
I'd door from the Franklin House,
Providence, n. j.
JAS. w. BARKER,
GEORGE WEEDEN.
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pERIsTALTIC LOZENGEs. OR
ANTIDYSPEPTIC REMEDY,

A pleasant. safe and eficacious remedy fcr "p-
"a preston and pain in the stomach after cat
ing. oss OF appetite, hendache, dizziness &c. &c.
indi, iluals, WIN have Cor years been ois'cled
with ner, ous hesjache, have fund great relief
from thi. medicine. For sale NY
Oct. r.. TX. }. 1hiho"'
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From the N. Orleans Com. Bulletin, Oct. 2.
AWFUL sHIPWRECK.

Ship Amelia reports that on the Goth
Sept. m lat. 80 %, long 73, she fell in
with the schr Pennsylvania, Capt. VIII
hams, bottom up, with two men in avery
exhausted state clinging TO her bottom.
The Survivors stated that she sailed from
New York, 10Th September, with q
passengers, and crew of six persons,
including officers, and that she was cap
sized on the night Of the 10th Sept, az
ter the passengers had retired for the
night. .'
The captain and crew were on the
deck at the time of the accident, and
supposed to have been Immediately lost
seven passengers being Immediately
drowned below, and the rest Of them
continued to survive, struggling in the
hold among the cargo, when J. p. Will
liams and Lansing Dougherty escaped
from the cabin, and by great exertions
gained the bottom Of the vessel, the
cries Of their comrades being distinctly
heard throughput the day-but gradual
Iy sunk into dismal moan, and bee anne
extinct during the following night.
The officers Of The Amelia, indulging
the faint hope that some OF the unfortu-
nate passengers in the hold of the
schooner might yet be alive, despatched
her Jolly boat with tools to scuttle her,
and providcntially discovered one young
man yet breathing, bot quite senseless,
and bruised in shocking manner; the
remains ofthe other persons were floating
about the hold of the vessel.
The youth, being conveyed to the
ship, every medical aid within the reach
Of her company was administered to him,
but all without success; the poor fellow
survived only two days.
The names Of the passengers given
by the survivors, are as follows, viz
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Barry, Messrs
Lyons, Ksss, BurreIl, Whitney, Thomp-
son, McGill, Wilson, Holler, Liebe,
Ramps, Tiech, youth named William,
under the care of Mr.. Whitney, and the
two survivors, J. p. Williams and Ian
sing Douqherty. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

The Hour for leaving Providence is fixed
at ) o'clock, on the arrival Of the afternoon
cars, and New York Mt =. NJ.
For further information. enquire OF ii. f.'
BRrwsrsp. No. I, Colonnadc Row. Newport.
! ,rJ.An persons are forbid trusting any one' on
account or said boat or owner.
! Oct. ).
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COTTON BATTING.

y O0O lbs. of good clean Cotton Bat
A,OOO ting. just received and for sale
cheap. BY the bale or pound, by
10 mo. 5th. JOB SHERMAN.
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TILLEY HAZARD,

MN. HAZARD has recently bought very
Avn large lot Of Cloths, Cassimercs. SAITH
nctts, Fannels, Pilot Cloths and other Goods,
Under circumstances which induced the I'M
portcrs and other Dealers 10 sell dog cheap.
We knowing there is but little money to be
had, have come to n determination to sell
quite as many goods for ore dollar rs we
have heretofore sold for two. Our Cloths are
really heavy and wide-our Cassin,eres thick.
We are selling calcos for triic-some
quite stont for five cents the yard. We will
sell Battings for ten ccnts-all kinds of stuffs
for making comfortcrs from five cents up
TO save money just call Oh II. 8, II.
Oct 5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

O. Don't forget that Mr.. FosrER's Writ
ing School is still open for the reception Of
pupils.
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COTTON YARN,

A good article Of brown and deep blue co''on
IA warps, from No. IL 10 ,s, is just receive q
BY WIN. e. COZZENS & Co.
Sept 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

J. md fresh assor,rue ut of bleached and un-
bleached Sheetings r.,d .Shiriings; plate Cali
Goes, and many other staple Domestic srti-
cles---which are offered at exceedingly
reduced prices,
Sept. ia. WIN. C. C0ZZENS g. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-12

There nerer uds a greater assortment.
There neper ,cns so cheap a lot of Goods
offered as is now Jor sale al ihe
CHI Z A p TORE
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FOR NEW YORK.
E.1fE.NT' FOR OCTOBER.

TIE steamboat LEX-
INGTON, Capt. VAS-
TTSS"f1eY99i..auy DERBiLr.wil leave New
GSEsssz York & Providence dur
ipc tho nrcscpt month as follows =
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JWeeklp Almanar.

Calculated for the meridian Of .NeUport.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
Die 01 u &c.
Die & &c u B.

Oie Ju9e B.
Mie beiBt Die 3sit, 100 unastrabt
Der Menib i'm 6lnse!sieire lett,
Gr unfbulonou unb barmloS liebt,
Sn fuse Trdume siu8smsst
mo Eb 70 fhneu bic 3er3sn fnbsn.
8sieelt BON 9fsibsm 3o6sefhbl. $
ilno einen Buno far'e 4ebtu biueea,
Die ~ oes 2sbeue lsstsm 3itl.
we in Der 8erue 0leselltblyer
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Ju ibren Mrns bic aolone 4sper,
ilne ibm sur 9lht une eiese iIaet.
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uue immet mieosr peroe nsu
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SIM 0ebsn
Mur Srenben babins
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, Sie fpieIen
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nno a.sbeAs. fussn fit jusslas ans
E Qttj.
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brief siues 8seuineu an fem Srsune.
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llmarme osine &inoer in mel
nem Namsn, uno sraBs 0sin
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inlerer G.ipililiruna bescnnen IL
baben ale Geihtbumer oss Se'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
Maenten fir oen

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alS Asenten far oie(t3eituns 3u asiereu.
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ebs~. 3. 8. 9ust. .Dsaseman, 9rum:
bun 60.
9.We5au.efa .Mansf feIe. 8idlane@e.
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aihlane. GibIane 60.
alsranb srWe GutIp,V W. sra 0Titlon, >.
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Doc. y. MieBe, 2aueafter Obic.
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d. Borlep. Gfa. y. 0. Gleavelane ..
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3r. Scf. Dilmann. Wieua, Miami 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
Uoe'nsungen ois(er 3situne.

oo%snYWuYkI' VIsNeE Swung.
1.Dsr prsie eieier 3eitnns IL: Gin
1baler. nno fhnfuuoJman5is @ents
tasoen Jabrsa"s in Dorautbe5abl:
u"s gin 1balsr une fanf5iS Gents
svenn iuuerba!b cren W1cnatem. POM gm:
Pfanse ber 3eituns au,-Jmsp 2baler
men innerbalb Dem Sabre,-uue 2. 3ba:
lsr uno fanfjis Gents wsnn ua1 Ser:
tanf be0elben be5ablt miro.
s.SareinefirSsre 3eit als feds Mo:
rate niro cine 6ubfcri. tion anasnum=
ssen, uue bic 3eitnn9 fann uibt aufae.
sebeu wereen bio sIe 8uad1dupe be:
ablt Eno.
8. 8ssauntmab bungen Eofen: SIR
stne Wobe so Gents eas 0isred far
eineu Wouat s uue fur Elm Sabr 8 Cha
ler>SaS DieSed.
6ESriefe &c. an een 3erauSsebs,
mh0en Nofirep einseianb twtresu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

y u y " ~ u tteS
el ngrper ime nt... !, @tu
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