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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-18

-. ~. bradford.
The subscriber keeps constantly Oh hand, gc-
neral assortment of Cooking Stoves, Z, 10 plate
Franklin Stoves, Franklin Fire Places, English
Cooking Crates Portable Coal Crates, of esory va
riety and size, Coal Stoves, &c. &c. All OF the
latest Eastern and English patterns, combining ma
ny valuable and important Improvements. Many
oithem are o.. an entirely new principle from any
before exhibited in this country.
Also, a general assortment, Of Tin, Copper, Sheet
Iron, and Brass Ware of every variety.
Also, Castings, Hollow Ware, sugar Kettle /.
Tea A g VS., EaElsess, Mq;saEa Msshsss
Chains, Haimes, Platform Scales, Burr Mil stohf,
&c. &c. sc. Manufactured and sold wholesale
and retail by the subscriber, No. 20, Main stle1t
near Front, Cincinnati.
Old Copper, Bass, Pewter, lead, old Iron, FlaA
4 Tow Linen, Jeans, Country Socks, Beeswa3
Ginseng, Furs, and most kinds of country prodn&
taken in exchange, AT the highest market price.sj
Country merchants and wholesale dealers, Al
particularly requested TO calland examine the sto&
for themselves.
Prompt attention paid to all orders. "A
Aug. "a, 1886. l6-,f E. WHIPPLE.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-18

(Removed 70 ihs house formerly occupied By IVhee-
Ter and Looms.
"AS just received, and is now opening, a
IL large stock of GOODS, well selected
for this market, consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles:
Ready Made CIathiagx
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-18
A CARD.
BOOT y2Nz1 SHOE MAKING.

THE subscriber would inform the citizens Of
: Du Buqhe and country, that he has pro-
cured good supply Of Eastern Leather, and
continues to make Boots and Shoes at the
shortest notic1 and hopes, by his attention TO
business, TO merit share Of the public patron
age. HE shopis on Main-strcct, few doors
south q EvetsstS store.
(, L. BRULY.
Baqne, May II, lsss.-sf
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1837-01-18
PIECE GOODS.
Grocfrfes & Bro0fsfolts:

~ Cern meal, -four, pork, rosin and marble soap,
cb6ee, sugar, nolasses, saleratus, tar, salt, butter
and lard, starch, sperm and tallow candles, caven
dish and cut tobacco, Young Tyson and Imperial
ssa, aspice, dried apples and peaches, oat-sugaf,
Spanish aud Malay cigars, rice, prunss and raisins,
lamp oil, and porter
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14
MAlk klED.

"Wednesday morning, l2th IN this city by The Rev DR..
Knox, Elias Osborn Newark j. to Miss LIZA M daughter
On sunday 9th Hs by the Rev Nicsls Abam Caffeine
ON sunday shins by the Rev j. H. Nichols George Sinclair
to Miss Nancy smith
Monday 10th inst by The Rev j. Nichols Charles E.
Martyr, Mrs Elizabeth Van Arsdaen.
on Wednesday 18th inst by the Rev Nichols John om
bony, TO Miss Sarah Arm HAL
On Thursday iS,h lingering illness, Elizabeth Sophia
wife Of Greenfield Pete, aged IS years - -.
The friends of the fam requested 10 attend the funeral this
ancpason from her late residence i72 Chamber st.
on "Wednesday 18th inst, Mrs sarah O. Ktchng IN the SD
On cdncsiay 18th inst Ezra W Dodge eweler the ss,h
ON We'd esay 18th Julia Maria, youngest daughter sfw
willie, aged year and mos rs. p,ro-, .a.,
Wednesday ahnt Peter infant son Of r. 3 Dayton aged
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, John Mcclure.
Tuesday iihint Mrs Mary X. vandsnbeck, daughter 81
yard sas RIVER linton l,s6men canned vii
s P .S sa o. S s o ss ,sPs
soa and l ., s,1g seA e1n s. s info ma,o "a Mo-
suok and they shalt be rewarded Tor their
roub and receive tho thanks 81 family Of the Deceased
WEEKLY REPORT or lNTERMENrs. city Inspec
uay hs sh Of April VIZ $ men, u women IS boys and 20
OF whom there ofhs asc9f and der a. between
~ md 80 20 and ~ 81 20 and 80 ~ ~ ard So 49, soand 70
Z; 70 and 20, s; 70 ard ~. ! Total 10
Disa.eApopl,xy Besdias from the lungs constipa
ton Consumption 81 Convals,ons ~ Group hyes DeD,
scnary rcver rcnient do puerperal scart Io
Do yphod a. Fracture Iaasmna,,oo Inflammation Of the
III ID trost Insanity Inempersnce Lues nena i Mai
M;s.s or sss ss .d. %a Worms DS. Suicide
% the ase there from the Aim. House s. from Bellevue
Hospital ~ from City Hospital =; BackweIs island s-ccored
Pises. II Narifv States, ia4 rcand al England
scotland Germany swede, gnt Ess CIV ro.,eco
City Inspectors Office, Ami :. ir1.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

TIE ELEcros.-The Wings have earned the city
most probably out and out In the first three Wards
CLARK, the Wing candidate, has majority OF 2o9o
notes.-the other Wards not all counted THIS IS the
beginning of the revolution.
We add the official returns OF the wards as far as
al present heard from.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

before the face Of the fair earth present this bull Of
indictment sgains, the managers Of the New forx
banks and we shall proceed 1t our leisure 70 open our
cause, and to prove the truth Of our charges to the
satisfaction Of the present and future generations.
There is not a president or a manager OF bank
in New York, that does not deserve to be turned
out neck and heels, by the stockholders Of each
aud every Of these poor cheated and dubbed nsttu-
tons Persons and particulars in our next.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14
DE GRAND Walls,

GRAND ANNUAL kNHb! LION 49, pos ~ sb,eh a,s =, N.
,s.re.ns ~ 4, two Ballots ~ Dfrcrffseea
a Gfasd On,nial shaw Dance sa graz mhny ohT fancy
Dsn to N, , cf~s ri this month ~ The
Eursspisr HALT 40 BROADWAY,
The ro-. IN H. derorntsd 81 o nppfepae
os,s an a. sly torf cccssrsn, by " Grain, Jr
Mr. ~ rard Val rcc'hng orss TIE pubic that the said
the extensive and
sa,,on. are ~onps,e wb.n NJ hopes 10 fulfil The expecia
on III, friends w snd display o Fancy Dances
sshsd il q ball Room fanhef particulars made known hare
after
die. afiW-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

n OsT.-fIvE DOLLARS REWARD will be paid 10 the
L. hsder ola Damon Bras Pm io yesterday, ny leaving u
az rto1dwhg s0ppgscd 90 have been dropped IN
Broads eetwten bf00me and Wsvefy Place. eH-I
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

interests. These are the men that have taken the lfi
blood out of the community and sucked the bank like
horse lsech. -
The last Legislature passed law restricting all
liabilities to the Bank 70 e35 600, but they happened "a
be little late in thcr wisdom, fsuch bunglers al
finance can be allowed to possess even a moderate
share of the article called The facilities Of the
Bank are in state of ussd-uppery A meeting OF
the Merchants and Citizens, was convened on Satur-
day last to take into consideration the present state
Of affairs and endeavor to restore confidence between
the city and country. The planters have taken
alarm and are holding back their cotton.
1t will no doubt result in much good tits said that
two millions of dollars put in circulation would sci
all things right.
This State has $3.50 952 Of the surplus revenue
appropriated 1t was proposed to request the Cover
nor to the Legislature and for them TO pass
an act authorsing the Bank TO issue post notes.
We have heap of fun here occasienally--and al
ways in summer, any quantity of fights. II you
should like to hear from me again and will pay The
postage, Just say the word and the wool shall fly
lWnte me all your fun and particularly your bus-
ness-l'll pay the postage. But be accurate en- the
markets-ake care Of that-BenneH.
RI0IpUM FUNIpos.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

u1- THE HERALD OFFICE soia REMOVE on the lei
Of Msv 20 No. n Ann STREET door east Of Nassau
s,rees and opposite yessy Roos Of the Duteh Reformed
Church
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

CRIBBAcE-Soine literary rogue has stolen No. 5
of the " Free Transitions inserted by the author
in the Herald on the 18th OF March last, and hoax
ed the Editors of the Albany Microscope by palming
il ffupon them as an anonymous original.
Will the Microscope please to make the amende
honorable 3
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

FLOWER AUCTloN.-We have had plenty oil furn.-
ture auctions lately, and shall have more. There
have been sales of horses, of houses and Of fashion
able furnture-the latter only is worth attending as
leunge-as at such only do the ladies condescend TO
enlven with their presence the dull details of bus
ness
An exhibition of very attractive kind takes place
at half past ten today, at No. Is CORTLAND street.
It is a sale Of nearly one hundred beautiful Camel-
las and Dahlas lately imported from London We
have ne doubt it will be attended by throngs Of be-
ings fair and fragrant the articles they 60 10
buy
The catalogue presents quite fascinating array Of
names. We have always objected 10 the trsth Of
that hackneyed phrase" what's in name?" The
rose by any other name would not smell as sweet
The association ofideas between the name and object
is inseparabe. What sentimental beauty of sweet
sixteen could resist the purple flower offered TO her as
the Rose d'Amour"! This name we see among the
Dahias There is also LADY Hume's Blush"
among the Cameias. What a pretty idea what a
delicate compliment Also the Metropolitan Blush
very rare, we presume. What lovesick damsel
could refuse "Thisbe''? and what devoted wife a
"Desdemona''? The "Lovely Ann will be eagerly
caught up by some secret admrer whose goddess re-
joces in that name; and the "Painted Lady, find a
ready purchaser in some sympathlslng dowager.
This christening of these beautiful productions OF
nature is ingenious and in most of the cases, elegant
and appropriate. We have no doubt the sale will be
well attended. Ladies-sweet, beautiful fair ones
do not forget be No. Is CORTLAND street today
at 10 o'clock, to all these enchanting flowers
yourselves the faires flowers. Oh! that could be
a bird-a bee-only bee-tor one day-for one
hour!
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

m Ir IN, arman whe Furniture from
No los Cherry street and the O. achnsn carried The family
from, The aLye Mace the 18th inst will call on SPARKS
al The Pc ice Office they viii be rewarded for their trouble
n
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-04-14

THE SLAVE CASE AGAIN. Yesterday as Motif
ed the of Jacob Ellis Dixon, the repsted slave
came on for another hearing before the Recorder.
number of Witnesses were examined, among them
Nj. John Williams, colored minister Of the meth
odist persuasion, who testified to his having met with
Ellis or Dixon, rs he is called at several prayer
meetings prior 1882 the time he is said 10 have abb
seconded from his owner.
Chief Justice Bloodgood examined, touching
the of the Wednesday; he pro-
duced a pair of loaded pistols, which were taken
from negro TO show the excitement and determlna-
ton that prevails among the colorea population on
this subject.
Richard Livingston examined and dcposed to
his having employed Dixon as a white-washer--
conside. aby antecedent 10 his alleged abscondng.
The argument on both sides was long and prosy-
every debateable inch of ground being fiercey con-
tested.
| The Recorder, after listening to the beligerent
counsel for considerable time, undertook 10 cut the
speeches short, which he did by adounng the cause
| until Monday next. The excitement among the ne
eroes TO be in great measure alleged. There
| were compared with the crowd collected yesterday
/ but few assembled
Ii is but Justice TO His Dixon, whatever his
name be- to say that he had share in the o.
Yesterday; and that he absolutely compelled in
| TO the measure by the blacks who surrounded him
/ self and the officers
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
NEW BOOKS. &c.

Receircd, recently, an e:rtensire assortment rT
 BOOKS, among which may De found ID OSAMOND--American Female under EG the Popish Priest, in the Island of Cuba. Awful Disclosures of Maria Monk. .s King Solomon's Counseis to the Young. Penny Magazine. Saturday Magazine
 Penny Cyclopedia. Key Stone.
 Poor, but Happy, by M. A. Swift. A Guide for Young Disciples.
 Daughters Own Book. Girls Own Book. Boys Own Book. Young Mans Guide. Holy Living and Dying, by Jeremy Taylor.
 The Corner Stone, by Abbott.
 The American Popular l. ,brary. Mental Illumination and Moral Improvement of Mankind. Bible Companion. The Parents Assistant, by Maria Edgworth. Hannah Mores Complete Works.
 The Christian Keepsake. .p Religious Souvenir. Friendships OferinGs
 The Token--The Gift-The Pearl.
 National Gallery of Pictures. ...
 Gallery of Modern British Artists.
 Stanfield's Coast Scenery. -..
 Wanderings through North Wales.
 Westal & Martins Bible Illustrations:-
 Gallery of Portraits. @R'. Quarto, svo., Polyglot, g. Cottage BIBLES Brigham's Influence of Religion upon Health.-
 Hollands Life of Van BureIf. ~n. syfi SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds, wholesale, or retail. as cheap as they can be purchased in the State, for sale at o-.s>s ,vsaa[ LORDS Book and Varizy S5ore.a August II. 9gTa 5@ A.ae Els 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
LEATHER

JUST received at LoRD's Book, Shoe and O Variety Store, 2 complete assortment of. LEATHER, suitable for Boots and Shoes, comprising the following kinds, viz
 Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York
 SOLE LEATHER. American Calf Skins, '
 French and Deacon Calf Skins. asoe Blue Morocco, Black klds g" Green Lining Skins,;,i Moroon Binding {" Skivers ofvarious colors, together with gootf assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, all of which will be sold on accommodating terms. ~
 White VarmisIh, @ For vanishing Maps, Charts, Prints,& Paint ingss also Gilt Frames Looking GlaAs5
 Frames &c. esc., for sale by as.' Oct. 2O.. E. A1LORD..
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16

Sh0anls and Dress HGndk'fs, A GREAT variety, for sale by the bushel or "A less quantity, by '.., Dec. 29. l. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16

JUST RECEIVED, M AT1oNAL CHURCH HARMONY, for sale by l\ Jan. 4. s. GALPIN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
Domestic 0arpetings

NINE white and coIored FLANNELs, Horse E Blankets, Manila and Husk Matts, ShO- vels and Spades, Tea Trays; hearth, cloth, tooth, shoe, hair and paint Brushes; Trace and Halter Chains, Shovels & Spades, Horse Cards, Curry Combs, Tow Cards, Coffee Mills, Table and Dessert Knives and Forks, Carvers, Bread Knives, Shoe Knives; Iron, Britannia and Plated Table Spoons; Brass and Iron Candle Sticks, Shutters and Trays, Locks of all kinds, &c. &c.-all for sale.
 Jan. 12. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
OIney's Arithmetic,
 SA FOR SALE BY January 5. s. GALPIN.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 THE subscribers, Commissioners appoint 1 ed by the Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of New Milford upon the estate of RA- cHEL NoRTHRop, late of New Milford, deceas- cd. represented insolvent, give notice that we will meet for the purpose of executing the du- ties of our appointment, at the dwelling house of John w. Northrop, in said New Milford, on the 25th day of March and on the 4th day of August, 1887, at one o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, when and where the creditors of said deceased may appear and exhibit their claims duly attested for adjust ment and allowance according to law.
 aa,- ORANGE MERw1N, Comm;s.
 .s-s. DAVID c, SANFORD, { sioners.
 Neac-M Miyord. Feb. 6, 1887.
 Six months from the date hereofi is allowed by the Court of Probate for the district of New Milford for the exhibition of claims against the estate of Rochel Nonhrop, late of New Milford, deceased, represented insolvent, to the Commissioners for adjustment and allow ance. All claims not presented within said period will be debarred recovery.
 JOHN w. NoRrHRor; Admiss'r.. Neac- Miyord. Feb. 6, 1887; S6
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16

Union Hotel & Stage House,
 LlTCilFIELD, CON.
 A VENHE subscriber has taken the HsssR -E stand lately occupied by MT.
 s!ssE@ Parks as Stage House, which has .HsesEzAa been refitted and opened for the accommodation of the public. A desirable opportunity is offered to the travelling com- munity for a place to partake of refreshment, and good home for the night.
 D Stages leave the house daily for various parts of the country. Union Hall is we'll cal culated to accommodate dancing parties, or large companies of pleasure.
 The subscriber selected this establishment for its pleasant location, in the most central part of the Village of Litchfeld, and she feels confident that no one who visits the town, whether on business or for pleasure, can be better accommodated at any other house. The sleeping apartments are comfortably and suitably furnished--and nothing shall be wanting in the domestic department to give general satisfaction to travellers and visitors
 DSeveral gentlemen can be accommoda- ted with board. SARAH BISSELL.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 1887. 34
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
SELLING OFF
w CO9T {

THE ENTIRE STOCK at the BOOk, ShOe A and Variety Store, one door east of the Court House, consisting of a great assortment oa nOOTS and SHOES, Sole Leather, Calf skins, Lining Skins, Seal-skin Caps, Hair seal Caps-an endless variety of Toys and Fancy articles for New-Year Presents.
 Merchants will do well to call and examine the above stock, as it must be sold for inc most it will bring for Cash. -
 LitchfeId, Dec. %, 1899. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
RsaAv-Waao OlothiAes
.6IoI10,1g,i1.Nc v ROes1eF9

HTAVE on hand the following aTticles of III Clothing.made expressly to retaitswhich they will sell at Q very cheap rate, viz: Fine blue, black, green, and mixed Dress Coats of almost every size; double and single breast ed Silk and Woollen Vests; Pantalootls, Wrappers, and Drawers. t..'., .,..,.,,....,..
 Litckfell, Dec. l, 1SS6. -,.. 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
E.. B. N1ERRIMAN, - DENTIST.

NEJy"HxSHs
 I'D RESPECTFULLY invites your attention to tEle EA present highly improved method of re- placing the loss of Teeth, by inserting the Si- Icious, Metallic, I:npesishable Teeth, from one to a perfect set.
 Teeth cleaned and filled with gold, tin or lead, so as to stop the progress of decay.
 D" For reference, see Dr. GRANT, who has made arrangements for closing his business
 Room one door east of Presbyterian Church.
 Litchfeld, Oct. 26, 1886. 2l Circumstances having rendered t necessary that should discontinue tie Practice of Dentistry ln tGe town of Litchfeld, R. B. MERRlMAN proposes to com; mence the practice of the above art and has prepared specimens of his manner of filing and setting teeth. some of which were very difficult, and required thS exercse of the most skilful hand. It is but justice to MT. Merrnan to say, that they all skifuly per- formed and attended with little or no pain to the pa tent. His efforts avail himself of the latest inr provements in the arthis superior mechanical tact together with his integrity of character commend hins to the confidence of the public.
 October %, 1896. c. ". GRANT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16
RRANDRETH,s PTLLsg

ONE DISEASE HAST THOU ONLY, AR iRa- NV PURITY OF THE BLOOD, which, by imPRiT- ,mx the circUHtiOn, brings inflammation derHnge- ,eHI "i che organ part here such impury 0i 'he Itl,,od rettlea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-16


 NEE subscribers having entered into Co., II partnership under the name and firm of
 R. MerrimaM & Co. for the purpose of continuing the business of Repairing Clocks and Watches, Manutacturing Siloer Spoeas, 3c. tSc. would inform their cus- toners thatthey have just received from New York an extensive assortment of
 Watches, JesCeg9'y, ssas6
 E9lGteG WSy1'e, of a superior quality, and the latest patterns !; amongst which are the following articles: Gold, coral. filagree and jet Ear Rings i; Comedian. agate, coral. jet. onyx and gold Breast Pins Imitation and real emerald. opal, diamond set. pearl and plain Finger Rings ; Belt Buckles; Slides, Plated Snufters & Trays; Britannia Tea Pots; Steel Spectacle Cases ; Near-sighted Spectacles and Eye Glasses ; Music Boxes, Motto Seals, Pen Knives. Cut ting Pillars, Watch Oil, Magnets. Combs, Tu- ming Forks. Belt Buckles and Slides, &c. &c, Thankful for past favors, they will be still more pleased with continuance ofpatronage.
 REUBEN MERRIMAN,
 REUBEN B. MERRIMAN.- One door east of Presb4eFiGn CkHrch, "~ LiteAfeId, March g, 1eS6:, 5 42'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
Doc. 81. Nar pe'

TlinfbdBbdre tino felteu feblenee Mu8en
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Elm iicbetes ranD frdftiaeS NitteI,n,eiftens
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Der sIuaenlieoer, in neuen unD rsralteten
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|Sleden Sbwdbe berfeIben, u. tsreb:
reren 8eIbmeroen biefes 70 ebIem uno
enpfneIiben 1beiIss, meI6e6 IN rpeits
IVdufI9 fem rrnroe, fte bier ale 81 benen'
nen. Die euten Mirtunsen, Gno ldOn
far 70 Siele Sabre, ous6 feline ei9eue, 70
iris ebenfells ourb anoeret QlerBte uno Il
sieler 0totbleioenoen NIT Srsuoen erprObl
| |aefunoen rrOroen.
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nit Der @ebraubspor(brift. Gin beftan-
bigger Norratb 1T INNER gum Berfauf, uno
Itpirb subereitet, ain ilospeitltben @de oes
MarftpIa1es in @antonStarf @auntp 3.
Gin grocer Wa6laB tpiro erlaubt BIZ
Ifaufen un eS tpieoer 40 perfaufen. Doit:
lfrepe Srbers bic biefeS W,ttsl aubelau=
laen, folen pnnftlib bsfolst tperben. NIiU
| Iu perRaufen hY isinen bier folesne be:
nannten Speeial 9l9enten
Dr. 8. 8orpen Canton.
|Dr. Mation g. 60. ! Maiitlou.
|Drs. Da9et & SteDenfonS
q. 8. Mepers & 60. !Qarsisbursb,
|SoIepb DOu in qSapnsburs.
@ottfrieo strobel,
Is. Sbub tnaber 8etblebetts.
@briitian est. &taDer, Strasbur9.
Dr. 81. .. 3en3 & 60. BolipRr.
Qlbam MeiB Wlain 2p.
Sobaun WeSel Canton.
@briftian &unke .. ". S5nabur8'
Daniel Wbil;pps, Waris.
.. g. s. &urs Minerpa.
9. g. %. 3aroeftp 2rcp.
s. Srpber8er. .. ST., Miowaps Starf@o
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
60 eben erbalten.

Der ilnter5eibnete, oantbar fir ers
niefene 8unft, tbut {einen Sreunben uno
ben, publitun, dberbaapt biermit abt-
ungSrou funo, oaB CT in ben Seettacten
Neupprf, philadelphia uno Baltimore 8es
spefen lit, aIlwp ct Elm 8ldnsences Ql6ort=
taeut SrnbiabtS- unb Sommer-Waaren,
ansetauft bat, tpeI6es ct an Ieineua alien
StanoplaB cine Gbhre rpeftIi6 posn Canal
[nebet 6rn. Sobn Bldds Birtbsbaus
ium Shilb Der @lpfe1 er6fnet Bat.
SolgsneeS umfaBt einen 1beiI feine5 aus
8ebtbnten 2asers Don
.Stapel u. 81 . b QB aoren:
Blane> idb~arse, braune, CRIME, Ordb, ses
'miibte unb bablia Gaber, @aifimisr unb
9attinett isberlep Dirt, Sprarnertneber
uno bic oeriHieesnten &Ieiouussftide.
Eevner: 8ounet6. StaIienifcbe Sci.
be nno @ansaB. e6wei5er Meusltne. 6ran.
|36fIbe @in9batns, 3Orn=R Rdnnae, Galobs
en- fit 2doieS, GaDenoi(b 1abaf, 6als-
ta1er, @alico's BON ieoer e1attiruna,
Merino sbaml; 8leDfifte, 8ieDertien,
SlaneWs 8ett @orb, Weber Mieo.
gbenfau6: Elm pOU1dnoi9es 9lis
iortment eiierner 2bfeL 3uder, !&afee,
1bsG @ewIr5e, 3ibeben, Sin, 8ranov,
Sum, portpeia, Qisbon, Wuseat, Glaret,
Nalaea, gleuorleans MolaGeS.
NIle biele uno uiele anoere MrtifeI sper.
ben su ben bitlieften Vreifen far baa,
Selb ooer 2anbesprobuete abseiskt.
6irar,t MperS.
Canton SUui IA. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-20
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mollte a1tunsspolI feline Ereunee une
oas pIblisum iiberbaupt beuaebriebtissu,
eae er feiusn S1op einise 1baren nSro.
LID eon z. Eossl's gif fenfobr. ssynabe
sesenhber Der Yofofis, peslsst bat, no
aae IN iein gei1aft eini9lasenee elttisel
su babsn Guo, als =:
8le6 Sinn uno &upfer qBaarer,,
onjeoer ereenf!iben aIrt. Seine preiie
Fne biais; AUDI tpesoen @r3eusui0e bes
2anbes fur 3abluns eeue,nssen.
Ct fbmeibelt fIb, burb feine Grfab. {.
t.,us ieoer Mnfooeruns genase au leifen.
NtIe auf feline VrefefIon beaaelibe Be-
ttsauusen spsreen aufe prsmpte1te beforst
treroen.
81. 8.-Der bb1fe 9preis tpire jseer.
3eit far altes &upfet, Meains uub 3inn
beSablt. ]
Die SIid.aIrteit spirs iaubss unt bau=
erbaft une baleisf 9etban.
Canton, Mdr3 1, 1887.