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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12
we trust that he will now at once forward it
to US, should these remarks come under his
notice.

The following letter from brother Towns
bend will be read with interest, BY those who
were acquainted with him, as most of our
readers were, while he was travelling in
New England. With all cheerfuIness the
columns of the Telegraph are opened to our
brother, and a continuance ofhis correspond
ence through this medium is solicited. In
return, we ask him to bear with an expression
Of our opinion in regard to emigration, from
the East to theWest. We have not word of
encouragement TO those who, drawn by phi
lanthropy and the love of souls, go to assist
in the moral renovation of the West. Doubt
less if brother Townshend had thought that
half the truth which could have been told to
these would have been credited at the East
and kindly received at the West, he could
have presented them much stronger motives
than he has. But when the natural ddrdn-
tdges are pushed out so prominently, max
ing an appeal on the score Of 1rorldty inter-
est, we must at least be allowed to demur.
No doubt about our brothers. facts, as to the
feasibleness of the land, richness of the SOIL
tolerableness of the climate, &C. But the
question is, whether an increase, or even a
continuance of the present amount Of emigra .
ton, is we'll, either for the East or the West.
We contend that emigration is now alto
gether too rapid for the good of either the
one or the other. In finding locations and
removing, this great class Of operatives con-
sumo, probably, on an average, nearly a
years time. Farmers, who in the nature of
the case must always constitute full pro-
portion of the first settlers, must lose at least
the raising Of one set Of crops, which, at the
present rate Of emigration, makes heavy
draw back from the production ofbread-stuffs
and other means Of subsistence; and, in our
estimation, accounts in some measure for
the present scarcity.
But we had no design to go length into
an examination of these matters, and there
fore will leave the subject, with one other
suggestion, for the consideration Of om
brother. 1t is this He has probably motto
ed-and fhe has not he may, from glance
at the history of men, or at the present condi
ton and character of men in various coun
tries and climates-that all which is deSira
bic to a mortal is rarely to be found on ONT
limited spot of earth. What is wanting il
one way, is made up in another. Although
some countries possess superior advantages
there will generally be found something It
counterpoise. If the ruggedness Of the fac
r of nature in the East is calculated to fire
: heisoul," the luxuriance Of the prairies Of tn
West tends to inactivity and slothfulness
2 Which is the occasion of the most "sinnin!
against God" we are not sure. We leav
the subject for the present, praying that GU
f beloved brother may be greatly useful in tn
moral renovation of the West-and hopin
that our readers may often hear from hin
: through the Telegraph.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12
Much esteemed brethren and friends

Much esteemed brethren and friends:
Very interesting have often been, and still
are the recollections of past associations,
Inequalities, prayers, achings and rejoicings
Of heart, which were my lot among you
REPETITION Of which is not expected in time, all
together are source of mingled emouons,-
gratitude, sympathy, love, regret and mel
ancholy,- perhaps best described by mourn
full pleasure" But to dwell upon these top
les, though gratifying, would be less profta-
BILE; therefore, proceed to speak of things
in the "fdr Vest"
have visited this State, between CHICAGO.
at the northeast extremity, and Peoria and
Springfield in the interior,-and also. per-
haps half the Military Tract-a territory
nearly as large as Vermont. So far | can
speak-and were you to inquire, Glow DO
you like Illinois, as far as you have become
acquainted?'' the answer is, "Well" Evil
IDENTIFY this is destined by its natural advan-
tages, 10 become most admirable and love
ly country-nor need one generation be worn
out, as in countries where timber or rocks
or both, cover the surface, in bringing it to
the state of cultivation requisite for that
The dry, rolling prairies are made, the sec
ond or third year after commencing, as
smooth, mellow and delightful, as the Oldest
plains or gardens Of New England, yielding
their 30 to 80 bushels Of corn per acre, &C
cording to the season and cultivation, with
out manure or plaster; and wheat and other
products in proportion. The soil also is deep
and durable--say from 12 to IS inches. Some
farms have been planted 20 or 80 years, am
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12

MADISON, N. Y.-Rev Francis James,
who has recently accepted an invitation
70 become pastor Of the Congregational
church Of Minaville. in Stockbridge, N.
r., writes NJ that This feeble church
have recently enjoyed precious revival
NE church have BUNDLED themselves be
fore the Lord, and the Spirit has been
poured out. About 20 have offered them
selves to hischurch. and others have Join.
Cd the Methodist church. The work
commenced in protracted meeting. con.
dueted BY brothdr Field"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12
ORDINATION.
PAssUMPsIC, April 6

FAssUMPsIc, April D, 1887.
Dear brother Murray Mr.. Daniel w.
Burroughs, member OF the Baptist Church
in Craftsbury, was ordained as an Evangel-
ist, 10 Crahsbury, on Wednesday, March 20.
Select portions Of scripture were read by
brother s. G. Kenny, OF Canaan, N. H.
Introductory prayer and sermon by brother
Coamby, of Lyme, N. H.-text Phil. l: II.
Consecrating prayer by brother SiIas Davi-
son, of Waterford. Charge by brother Lewis
Fisher, of Danville. Right hand of fellow
ship by brother Baxter Burroughs Of Pas
sumpsic. Concluding prayer by brother S.
G. Kenney. Hymn and henediction BY the
ordained. The services were solemn and
interesting.
Respectfully yours, In haste,
RAYrrp py11n
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12

NEw-BRIrAfs, COMA friend
writes Us thai.ihere il powerful reyivel
new u progress IN New Britain; nearly
20 of tbs sabbath school scholars are
among the converts.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12
'SpecttuIIy yours, In haste,
BAXTER BURROWS
ABOLITION.

Dear Sir: Having through the medium
of the Telegraph been much gratified to
learn of the progress and success of the
abolition of slavery, I have thought that
perhaps it will be interesting to yourself and
the readers Of your paper, to hear of the
progress and the success of the cause in this
place and vicinity. An anti-slaverv society
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12

%The following Query was put into our
hands some weeks ago, but fell very imme-
diately out of sight, and was not recovered
until within the past week. Will some
brother furnish an answer
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-04-12
For the Telegraph .

Brother Murrdy:-Will you or some of
your correspondents answer the following
QUERY?
What course ought to be pursued with a
minister, living in the country, with an or
binary family, common health, salary of four
hundred dollars with some perquisites, in
debt already some hundreds of dollars and
running in debt from fifty to one hundred
dollars annually, with no reasonable expect
alton Of ever being able to pay?
A lover Of consistency in Ministers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15
We give the following intelligence in stocks.

We give the following intelligence in stocks.
PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE, June 65 cents 3per
cents, f7975
Stock Exchange, June Ghaf past four-Thc market has
been much rner today and good deal OF business transact
ed Tor cash. Elves have improved Oc; Trees loo FOR ue
end OF the month, Elves and Threes have risen l5c
LONDON STOCK ExcHANGE-June 5, twelve ocock.-Con
soils opened heavily being first quoted for accsuu 9a buyers
they 80t to o. Excequer Bills IS 10 81 premium
The Foreign Funds have exhibited rmness than ON Sat
uriay and prices higher United States Bank Post Notes
lower all ia favor with the deaershey are 92
TO 93.
Two continue 9os to 81 Spanish 2i to
PA ev-dv.
Four o'clock-Consols for account closed at o.
The information from Spain is up TO the 5th OF june
Don Carlos was at Barbasuo on the I'd. Orao and
Espartero were in correspondence. A simultaneous at
tack 10 be made on Don Carlos.
The loss Of Lerin has been attributed the reache
ry of officer The National Guards of Estella fell
into the hands of the Carsts.
From correspondent al Havre enabled TO
lay before the readers of the Herald the following excel
lent commercial letter:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE and
IN TRUST COMMUNICATIONS effect assurances
with Company their lives, the lives ~ others,
and whsle duration of fe for limited peri
cd The payments OF premium may w either made annually,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

~ entire OF those splendid aud much admired
article. receved they such used
ahionabes OF London and Paris and FAR surpass all
Kind elegance and grace, they
particular attention Of the Ladescspecaly such
study unite the useful with the ornamental they mpart
an unusually fashionable finish well furnished
room, and will be found desirable and pleasing sub
tute for costly paintings
Those unique articles from the pencil OF eminent
list aud he had only Of the subscriber prices
greatly exceeding those Of ordinary winsow blinds
r. DOYLE,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-15

u. kUSS.
vUvHvs aVRNC RIB received bv tine last srr,vas
fru Earoo~. elegant s~sovtueut of The un1eresen
ourd srsbeIe wASk be offers for sale NJ most sA.anage
- eruns yin :, s.,.,,.
l,rsps In rsuA Meaed for OIL gas csnss ball iarps
ia 81 brsusea az ~ and mnssie lsyp IN gilt ans
SrrreN su eIss drops psns and spanges gin s esses
80 Isdsss sok sosss and sssts p.sed
rsn~uficks bsnsches frames plated ur sess
hcsssrs aanss single ard doubie barrel psrsseos
rs s;stsst A'A''' ~ s;; gssass . ,s s.s..~.s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
g a brt cbt.

Des unterjei6nete erlaubt iid bic ers
ssbene An5eise, eaB ct feiuen sansen Dsrs
ROTH bon 1arten Waaren bon iiob aeaebeu
nuo fldb pem Geibdft 5urafae3oaen bat.
Aae, Die il6 ibm in Der 96ulo ,piiien,
pssoen eriubt baleisf an5aiprebeu tno
ibre eesfaAf9ea &ebnunsen su b,riebtis
gen. G, tpirD. tn eieien bra 4enbeu
3eiten niebt bart nit benisniaen fem,
,psl6e aitbt baar 81, be3ab!en i'm 5tanoe
ilnb. CANTOR uno Mafilon @s!b ,pirb
augencm,nsu ,rie sen6bnlieb.
=. -. espts Sossl.
Canton, MaD IS. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20

Iwdblen, uno tsineu anoern Sebet
bin unb FACET es Dem Shrlten,
tpe(0e Sooesartib mir eripdblte.
gr ,puroe fur5 Dorauf in Srep,
belt 9e(set, oeHn Der SIrIt faste;
96 babe tnein 9BDrt 9e9eben,
uno fc spiu i6 es AUDI rt6t bres
den, unO lief ibn 0en Soo Der
4ltersf6wdeDe )tsrben.
Gegenwdrti9 befnoen (ib H.
ber $500 &d9miblen i'm @taot
Maine J Usl0s fat tdsIi6 i'm
Sang Sn0.
'Seuer W d . q II, y {,
m q fbinen.-&ss sperDen >lnter-
(6ieoli6e Sale IN Ssitunsen
gsmslDef, roo Durb bic Sunten bon
Dompfmaf6insn auf 0te9eltpe9-
sa, neuli6 0sbduoe uno 9BdlDtr
an9tsnnoet Woroen Qno.
5n Neupert boben jtpei po(i'
3eIbeamten etnen lun9en @neldnoer
auf9e(p1rt, welber In Deri9em
0erb|t einsn Qenonsr cBebs!er
1000 Df. @terlins 9efoblen
battt. @S tpar cine 8elobnune
pon 100 Dfuno ouf i'm unD 4OD
Dfuno auf Dos 0elo seebt, ,Dek
bes man fat all Wleser bel ibm
fano.
Gel (tes ob 10 { tGenb&it.
Gin 0r. $bomaa Elm Camp
enbdn9er in 9>eu yorf, (ou Gb
oorise 9Bocbe aus 9trIeben fctt
elmer 2ompe fsIblt oufsebdn9t
bobsn.
Ser uutsrCbrtiber = DreiS einz
er tlelnsn Seitnn9, spelDe in 9sra
Grus ee0rucft miro 1T 35Sbaler
oes Jobrs.
Oie 9tb(ano-unb 2anobou
9elelIibaft in S6ottlaDo bat
eineu preis bon flnf bunoert
9cpereisn fhrbie erfe erfclsrsibe
Qnmenoun9 oer Oaupffroft ouf
bic 8ebauun9 bes 0poeus aust
9eVBt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
Sie leibtete Spotefrofs.

Gin anstfebuer A)1onn, Der
font feinem 9aterlanpe piele
Dien(te selsiftet bate, uno bep
1einem Snrfen gut ongei1risben
mar, spuree eines9trbrebens roe
saeu, bas &c in Der 2eioeni6aft be-
sganssni iumSeoe oerurtbeilt. Sa
batf fein Sitten uno 9erwenoen
feiner Srsunoe unp Samilis. Beil
ibn aber Ser Slrit (on1t ais einsn
bravsn unn nlRliben Maaun &C.
sfbd,t bate, 70 lief er ibta bie
BabL spie er am liebttsn lterten
elle, osnn tpelbe $eresart Ct
spdblen mhrnei Die Ielite ibm ,psr-
Den, oafir eob Der Sarft ftin
sgbrsnmort.
Ser prdiDent bts Geribts
ipuroe ab9e(bift, urn Den 9efan-
9enen um bic wabl etner SeDes-
sttrafe 5u befassn ''Oes Slra
mill cubz cine befonoere 8uoDe
erwsifsn, Sbr m6st gub Die 2lrt
Cures 6 Scoes (tlblt btitimmetp es
liegt nur an gub, Oh SIR pslIt
9ebansen, ser6oert, poer nit Vift
aus Der Welt 9efbaft lepn. :"
HcBennid bod tterbsn ,nu6-oas
Nabern 1T Elm biesfamsr Sob, uno
Das 0dn9en Elm bewesllher !;
eaber ib slaube INNER, Der Spo
alis 4ltsrsf1wdebe .fepe Der
stonft""' nno oen min id, mir
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20

QBilliam Sell II. OsarY fein Weib
Nbner Qetpis, Qloam QstpiS S5
Qpoia Qenie, QInn Qetpis uno
@sorse Srant II. glauep Iein 9Deib. :
Graft zines, =. Der Court .. Common
Ylies, pon Starf County, Sbio. an mid
seribteten 8efsbls, reroe i1 auf @an,=
flag. ben II. Sag fommenoen Sunp's an
Der @outtbaustbnre, in Canton, folaen.
oes Qano gum Netfaufe anbieten:
Das 0fero Sf s9iertel Der Section 5.
IN Iaunibip 8, Rdnse 8; aus Benommen
Den fuIsenbs beIAriebenen strieb, nam-
li1: anfan9eno an Dem Sno Oif @6e,
oann Weft entlans Der ainle beiasten
0iertele 100 Rutben su eiuen, Wfeien;
oann 0toro 44 &utben; bann Olt 100
@utben sur Seftions Sinie; t,nb bann
Shb "a 8utben 3ur Stelle oes Anfanas
untertporfen Dem Gisentbamsrebt Ser
Mitttpe.
8eeinsunsen: cine 3alfte foslei6 81
teSablen, une oas uebrise in 8 brlieben
3ielern NIT Sntersfe oom Derfaufstaa,
u. 8utrr Siberbeit. Der Nereauf faust
an IN, l llbr an beiastem 1aae.
Geo. 81. Webb, Sbesiff.
Map IS. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
Gum Q}erfauf

IN Der ErIderei oe6 Statt 20. CenO! at
9ouef's pa ceM
einjis ous We5etaoiIien 5ubsreitet
Don Sacob Qaud in Baltimore.
Diel' Meoein taan NIT oollfommener
Giberbeit Don leoem Glitter uno in isoer
Eranfbeit 9ebrau6t peroen, befonters in
foIssuoen Granebeiten - unterlebsbes
fbuerosu, Wsrluft oes QIppetie, l1nper:
oauii6feit, Masen @ntjanoun9 sct:
6renn en-, Diartboe. Nnbr 9oloene QIeer,
6ilteL 9efbrte ruouatlicbe Nsini8un9,
S6arlaD uno anoere Sisber, VOden,
Berfcpfun3, Cholera Dlorbus, QIus5sb:
runs, @rtdltun6, 9ufsn> Qnngsnsnt5hn:
ouua, 3aIssnt3tnoun3. Stid 6u1teu.
9'ieoerf bmerSen> 9lusl6laa, Artpfe
Maner(ubt, Qebertranebsitsn 0sltluett,
f6rperes urinlnntn. 9nferif5, nerv61e
uno 6ffopbuIb(e 3nfals, psueriI1e unc
ale aus unreinem 9 Iut ertlfsbsmoen
&ranfbeiseu.
prei6 per 8ostel 81, 50.
Cine mabtiee QBirfuu3 hat oisie Me:
5iein aIs Neini9ans5luittei i'm Srnt ling
uno Qsrb0 bei fol6en, osren eonftituticn
auf s:tdreuns uno 8elesung MnlYru6
mabt 3psi oeer bre3 8ottelH tperben
mobltbati9 wirfeu obne oaB man Ieb i'm
g0en uno 1rintsu IN 9lebt su nebnen bat.
Iaulenoe oeroerben ibre @pnititution,
inoem ts Elm panenoss psilnsitts! an5us
spenben psrlau'neu. &ein bn1sres WittsI
als bic Yanaesa Q9enise Sanilien (fno
frei BON fforbutilben 2ei6en, wsIde Ilh
eurtb QlusI Iblaee, 0elbmdreu, S6wicb
liebtsit, Dsrluit oes 2!ppstits uuo Timer:
oauli6teit au etfeunen ssten. Die pa.
naeea empfisblt fb in alien SabrsBeitsn
iusbsionoers ala elm 0OrbeusuHssmitte.
aeaen ale &rautbeiten in pa:nlen eli.
iuatsn 5-4mal bic Wobs s oeer 4 &C.
2bfel pou bein 8ett8ebsn senon,nen,
Ibhst 8e8ea Cholera, aelbes Sisbsr unp
10 n,an6e anoere &ranly lysitsn, trelebe bic
@on(titution fbwaben.
Sie it in 8strsf oss @sl1mads eber
einsm @oreial Su petSlei6en, ais elmer
W1soieiu, u. es 1T nibt 81 rpeit sssansen.
wenu binSu9sfast mir eaB Ie suirsIi1
eas eebeu oetIdn3e,t. i.
Disfe Vanaeea 1T por Gurlem in eas
publlfum ein9eflb't 81 OFT en- ". bat nj. ut,
3eueuiHe aufSa.peilea a;s itS.no can,
anoere Msteiein. q
.DieIe fbnnsn eS nj s,eifsn. ris
es fir cine Grdu,er Nte in mtalieb itf,
(oIebe munoer in Der 0eiIesn(t bsrpo..
subrinaen, aber cie abatlahen (iuo IN
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
w { q 4 u q.
9obn Gala, OruaaiI

.}oDtI Sdlai Oruggtttt
in ter 2uscarapas Stra0e, Canton, 8.
8enabri1tist abtunsSpoa bas Yub:
lifum, baB er an Satob Ga!as alien
Stano Elm frilebes. 70. ebtn >. Baltimore
ertaltenss, 9lfortment bon Dfeserepsn,
Meoieinea u. (. ~. erofast BAT, ,pelbe
ct uts, bssab8sfebte preiiep . erfaufen ,vtrb.
! G.nt"n. Npes 90. 1887. sO:4w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
S { E-Il eDt ApOt 6,fs
Ssssks.e ka
O. Ga
In Gantony @Storf gountp, (


Doc; @eo. Btspfaber mabt Fl
Ieinsn Sveunoen u. Dem pnhliium IN
SemeInen srssbsuit bsfannt, ba5 {
beRen 2bed Der Mr,ntpftCFe Dcn ,
cTaeCb saia'6 @tabIiNemente RAuFid
Itauren uno INIT s,usn erSBsn 3
neuer Glrt!eet 70 permebrt BOT, eae q
in Ssanot Iub.L aIrn 2atIStat:tOl
9eben, Die i'm nit ibrsm 3ufpradse I
rem. geins Apu,bese, 10 Ia, audi
Offs, 1T in Der ucre0liIisben g6s
ara II unb 3usearawasGsase,[uos oi
{. 8. Cis6sN'A G&cbrl, al!rp ertW
U fsItft, eeer fsin Gsbalfe, bsfidnni
| finoen 1T, 70 5aB nismane pergstIiG
5usufen braud,e.
SrIgnbts i(t Sin I5eii Der NriiFeI,
nsta SieIsn anot;n BON better Qua
une Sn bitli3sn prsiisn tss,s tsp ib,
babsn irb
untimenium pulpsr, NoIss oO.,
nil weiIer 9IrenpurssI, Mstber cdr
Balfam Ganaoa 8aIfam tulc. go
Qsrup'auiibeL 8arba'os tar, 8isu
SlutWur;eI alrmeuifber 9rlus,
uuo ssIber 8cIus, Borar, 8uraur
psb, @ampber ganearitben gang
pulueS @aitor NuiGiber Ga fla, 6.
pisfsr w.intr pfsfer, LANCER 9,
San,,l1 reiie. ecrallen VuIpsr, 6
n!!Isn Gobalt GpPul E6sner, Cor
letsr subli,rat @remcr rartari
Quittsnopfsl, Drabenblut, gmIxSd
| fsI. Grtratt Don 9birIina, ounG4
;bsrsniabu> DoQtirften, Ste69
:5Srsn Irauke. Gisbsr pnlper o
B'umen GamiIIen 8lumen, Gao
8Iumen, sdwefsl 9!u,nsn, 3int e
(neiGss gibtS), Mrniea Blutnen, 81
'5Iumtn Mnsfaten 8.Itbeu. SIM
'SIdtter. Qoorbeer Bldtter, 5eanob!
parIsiesf6rner. 0Ioe @umr,i 3 =
Nmmoni,e 0ummi, M;atieum o.,
felS Dred, 8snjoe 9ummi Gopar
@laftie tp.. @oIban Co., 0uasae
8utto b. Nino Co.,, Wprtbs, wsiD'
Sunored, Sbsuad, Ssnesal, ctr
niuuL Suttib 9rasantb, 3irIbburn
0ira Viera, S5ldnbiI IbeS Dloee, g
QausbIaeen, Wiueralilder Ssrmss
parirte &rebsauSen. @almy, Sit
SAure, @6I9laure, S6pdsIfaufe,
Sdure, 9aIpetcr @dure, @1eibn
Sansr Mee Gdure, 8Iduldure, mei
Sdure, 0os gduR,1 Sbpsfel 9
gHfs Astber Museat Nu6 sra,
Manna, MOrpbIa,: :Nlun,ia gspp
Wol6us. &rdbenauaen, NeaabeI
'ltteres .uuo iABes. AniB DO. Ser.
sbnar3er E Wiefer Bern(iein. Ga
RimmsL 0leifsn, 3iI,st, .Greton.
Qorn Mobmari, 8aun, Otl. Stip,
Da6boIoer Do. 9asenosl DO. @h
%. Speif DO. Stein DO. Gene
Srittif6 Do. BiatersrGn %. pem
Be. Sepenbaum %. sri. inuss Do.
gaamsn Msrmut5, Nein> Sarn,
BurjeL Nnselif. @almus. Col,
Neer 3miebel. @clumba, Gntian
speiB unc i6marH Salap, 0rs6>
ShB. 8babarber, Salniaf, Gpio
@laNbsr SaIs. QBeiuFein saIs,
9otn Sal;, Gauer &lee sals, ga
sitrpnen, 8oesfbmali,, 2srben(d
Dein8siit, &aosnbel 9si(t Salmi.
5a!p:ter 0eiit meiB Slep, pot
srater Sals, 1amarinoeu, Iuntol
8re6meiu. Sre6speinfsin, Gabif
Serner bait sr auf 9anb cine aIut
Don aQsn Sertsn Don :. t.:
Yattntirten Wseoiciuen
uno Sarb sitofsn;
ionObl su bausli9er Sarbsssp. als
5uns Mnftrei@en unb WaIsu; 70 wi
cine &aswabl drStliber 1t. dirur.
Jnfrumente. u. Iberbaupt aaeS rpt
irsenc cine Neiie in fein Sab feb!a
FAuftrase aus Der Eerne spero,
phnft'i6seit uae Sbneue beforat.
Canton, Snap 8. ST.. 4S6
g. Gent uno elns Saueoea 9athsrl
jur 8ele.bnuns.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
3 u d b I n erep
in C8nabura.

Der GuoeSbeuannte beeunoet feine
alten Simmer uno eae pub|itum ibers
beupt.-oaB er ftb burb 9|nRaui ia Os.
nabur9-atloa fbrnlieb u. fsft in feinem
Gelbdfte etablirt bat. Geiue Mohnuna
1T anf Der Mirolitbsn Geite Der 9aMpt:
StraBes Dem mitbSbau(e beS 3errn
Raul@ ibrdSe eesenaber ;-auro CT su
ieoer 2eit aue in (ein Sab iobIassn Den
Qlrbeiten nit VIuttIibteit uno @bnslIe
(auber uno 6auetbaft 81 biG!iseu prei(sn
Iiefern ruiro. 8efeuunssn pon 8ub.
binoerarbeit iraeno elmer Mrt trevHeu i'm
Gautoner 8ubfObr ansenommeu.
Carl Maroenbure.
OSnabure, Wdn 13. 1887. 40:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
sc { uet 9 Sobr!
Nn Dem alien tpeblbetaI1ten Stanbpunt
te Don
Gbriltmas, 9srter upp 60. :

Der Gubesbenennte bat bas Nersna'
gen ben @inwobnevn rOn Canton, ant
Dem ~ublitum iSerbaupt aulu3eisen sab
ct r6 an cbiser SteIle uieoereeEatfen,-
uno erofnst batI uno nod 3ufaB!icb e.:
bdIt' Elm 9rObe6, au9smsinss nuo aaSse:
oebnteS N0ortimsnI sen
louter neuen wooren uno fri16en
VNternr befebenb in enslifebeu, teut.
f9en. franj6ffben, amerifaniidben unb
anoeru tvod enen 80 areu, 70
tpte an6 fertigen Msibsrn, onsems fen
tNr bic Sabr6jeit-bie er obne AZ ptab:
len. n9ewbbRli6 moblfeil
oertauft-iRben1 IT feine, 0EnRdufe an A.
beraus titIiseu Dreilen aefnadbt bat, fpo=
j1 ibra fein rnebria5ri9er 9Iuf fsntbaIt in
elmer Der srbBten Seeftapte uorlaalid,
bebalfi9 trar. Da er fernsr msbrsre
Sabre lang 9efbafte in 0srduten ae.
than, 10 feBte ibn Ieine GYfabruna uno
!Henntnl Fin oielen es1dbe in Gtauo cine
Defenders oortreh|i0e Musratl aus ben
be1en 0uellen uno au ben nieoriaftsn
pre'(en BON Den ausseiu6tsttsn
2iqubren aUerQrt
ein3ule9en, befebenb ih
e 8rdnop O / ~ 81 u N,
81 Spirits, uno Sislerlep msinen,
- als; Mooeiro, Ncrt S.,
tAgA Anerif. museotslIer, an
RsSYeiebem molaea,
~ fi6er, tsut(0er uno ETTQ
franj. rctber nno tpe'6er 80
Wein &c. ,c. Sernsr bat er 9peeerepen
poresGan, @biua uue sspbbnlibes Sap:
enee MeGer anb 8abel, 2bRsl, 3abad,
ale Scrtsn, 70 spIe AUDI teutf9er @audb'
tabad.
F Sir anuebmIiebs 2anSesprceuFrs
erlaubt Ct ben bb6iteu . aa,9eEos
preiB.
DMsr bep ibm anruft uno ein' pros
be na6t ben miro es nidt strsnen.
9aecb S0afsr.
Canton, MaD 15. 1887. 49.tf.