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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
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" "GrnIf 1T .od6 Yebeu-better Die 8unf."
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eiee Wander, NIT ltcIjcm, erb6benem
H'e Solttn Der 4eser erfltn9en: tNaupt
Srp's audi Dem cemiitbi9en Did,ter erlaubi
Der @roee tm 0pfer Su trinseh.
SAm trin9' tA's> ben, @r6eteu, bem Bee,
ten Der Belt-
Gem Shopfcr Der Hrcibeit Der gtaater-
Gem fllbnen, Dem tarferiten Grit9er i'm Nelt
He'n Nll19iten, NOS gait 3u beratteu.
8cu 3crn i1riubte 9llticnS e0we oiemdbn
|uno Sei9te bic gri1nmi9cn 3dbue;
IS icllten ais Sclaoen in Oemutb ihm flebu
Der Uretbett 9cbeili9te SObne.
&c irrte ter e5me-ber 9loIer> ~ fart,
@rlpdbte NIT 8Iicfen 70 hete,
Ocrt orane, 1T Sir9iniens ,pdlbiSer Marf,
Snelo Malh!n9tcne hduslide 3eIe.
Gr fnbrt i'm bent Seer Der gercinisteu at;
ia 9lnht reuer Wutb bitrd) bic 9ltecer
llno lfur;ten putbsopnuernb bic Britten
oralf su-
50 f1ufcn lIe bluteno nur niebcr.
Der Gifer bes Neloen beIebte NIT Cuff
Gum &fe, bte SoerSen Der S1rieger;
'0aib >pobnte Iein 9eame in jegliber Bru(f,
llno bcd1 tonte Joeil ibm, Dem Sieser!
llnb ,pie er imRampfe iid elcrreid, ertpies
50 roar er itets 8ater Der Seiuen !;
llno Sdmeiheln mars nimmer, tpenn bod,
mani ibu prizes :
" 0en guter, ben eolc:: ben 9aeihen."
Sc laitet fein Tebler, tein Gaoe[ ouf i'm;
" Gin @ctt inter Menlhen Der @roe -
60 rein tann bic gBeiBe Der eilic nid)t bIitt,l
60 treu mar tetn jotrte Der Soeeroe.
. Seit tbnt, Der bod jeBt bonn Stcruen.
Den feeli9en Blid auf uns menoet, [@e,elt
llnb oft, burh bic @rte hes Sdopfers ber
uns Se9en uno Wobltbaten fenoet. [WeIt,
limb Seil @ey benz edno, bas 1ein elncen,
fen trd9t,
Gem Sag, Der ibm Daieyn sesebem.-
60 lan9e oas Scer3 nod fir Sreibeit ttns
fdld9t
8irb Baiain9tons Rame AUDI Iebeu.
limb 70 Iebt er etpts benn sutrauunsspcD
@laubt tros Der oerldteonen 8e1btperoen
E pluribus unum-es muB un6 es fol-
Die Union erbalten ftets tperben s..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
yrepta9, ben 16tn Sebruor 1899.
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l: Der "8 8atertanos freunb
nno 9e1tt Der 3eit" crIdeint reqeI,
mab'9 tecen 8reytag Mcr9en.
2. Ger Subicripttcn6 Vreis 1T 6 II
{ holer nno SO Gents in 8crau6te.
,abln1'9! ooer 2 & oler fails bic Sci.
tlins n'ht lnnerbalb oen Sabre be5atIt miro.
8. Die 8erlenoun9 oe1hirbt auf sc1cu
osrllnterihrei5er, uno g}rieft an BE l,eraus.
seber mileen pcftfrcy etn9eianbt mcrEen.
4. Nn5etsen tpcroen orcymoI bos G,ersf
|Ir y mem { b ale t einoerilGt ; mn6en
aeer io8leld baar beSahlt tperbeu, 100 man
ntd1t anf fonitt9e 9lrt in 3ehnun0 itett.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
2anb bwtrtb(1 aft(i6.
tslus cem Ohio Farmer an Hortlcullurist. }
81 dpeltSuder.

Serr Oruder. SD lenbe Shncu
hermit etne fletne 9rrbe fDftlihen Wdpel
3uder, ben 9err Daoib 9lusuans, Elm Ietr
peritdnbi9er Bauer tn Garletcn, SSairfielo
@auntD, oerferti9te. Die belcnbere Sd,6n.
belt eteies 3ufers fdreibt I'D, ocu Der 9frtu,
lthteit her, auf Die joerr Nusultus bey Ser,
ferti9uu9 eeselben, 9lbt bat. Gr madte in,
lesten Sabr $50 pfuuo, bic ale cbeN 70 fef)on
fno, ,pie bicfe probe. Gr etebt fclscnoes
HeSept:-
"Sieh bid Dor, Bag bu f,ubere gimer fir
ben Saft unb faubere Geeet hateft. Rche
MIR Elm Sdrrel Saft su jeoem Seeef, uno
tpenn es su eineu, SYrup etir0cfobt iii, um
ourd, Slaneu geieihet ,pero;u n f6nnen.
oanit nttum ben Geeel bonn 6euer, uno lehc
eaB slDes iauber if; bann Ihutte fir ieees
Barrel teS obseoinlfeten Waeers Elm Deint
iiiee Milh htnsu, tbue es iiber cas Teuer,
uno Denn oie9Raee su feden anfinat. ninnt
Ole Reecl ab, lase fle Elm paar sleinuten
lang ftehent idduu.e bann ab, uno leibe ben
Sprup ourd, Slanel. Sanger ais cine 0esct,t
ioute udu e5 nidt bonn Teiler lasen uuo
nad,oen, man e6 spiebcr iibcr 'bda Eeuer ocs
than, brande man fir jebe breY Bdrrel Saft
cler @ter, Die su c:uent titdht,aeu Sd,aune
9eid,laseu fem miigen. Danu S,iane at.
uno ,uenu Der G;yrup mod, nithr pp!lfpmn,su
fiar II, nts'm itn seiscer scr, 5susr uno fcs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
Ser 1lbren : &rQmer.

Gin @n9ldnoer traf sufdllis NIT einem
Udnfp uhren Deoler suIammer, uno ba bic
SeDoen 8er9nil9en an eiuanber fanoen, 70
ret1eten roer blieben lie cine 3ettIana tn Sc,
feuIdaft. ".QSte nur fcmmt es, "bahte Der
@n9ldnoer," ba6 etn Nmerifaner ieine Waas
rem lcsweroen fauls, unb su treldem preiIe
er tptQ-tpo ett 9lnoerer gar nihts nerfats
fen fonnte? SD >pia ben llbren'Debler bas
@ebeimniB abfra9en."
"aBte fhabe 1T es; Mifer Shlid, tpie
tau1eno Sfabe, Bag sic, benz es 70 dut ae,
lin9t, ben yeuten ben Wertb Der It bren au
lebren, ibnen nidt AUDI ben Bertb Der 3eit
lebren f6nnen."
"Sd) benf ldter-ia9te er-fe taben bier
(es tpar in einem canaotlden Stdotden)
nod ben Sting auf ibren 06rnern su tpabIen,
ben jeoes 8ierjdbri9e beD uns babeim fdcn
trdet. 9Sir rehnen oaB Stunee1 unb Oais
nntett Sbaler unb @ente ilnb. Sn bie1eri
Gbeil bonn Qanoe aber tbun 1e nidts als
eBen, trinfen, fdn,cfenj lhIafen, bernmfaus
lenSen. III ben Btrtbshduiern lieaen, Spets
lbes beD Semperens>Mietnes MAIDEN, une
pom 0aus Of AeemblD febmdben Benn ei,1
Wann ietn MelIhforn t,idt bdufe1t, unb
feinen Crop befSmmtj flltdt er itber Idlehte
3eiten; uno tper in SduIben remit mno 9es
fubt ,pirb, eY, Der faet bic 9awper 1epen Elm
Slud bes Qanbes. gle fIno eine erItauulido
faule Sett eeute bier, fann tb Guh Iasen.''
"9lber tpie fommt es, bag Ste foId) etne
nnsebeure slnsabl ubren, bic mau gems
nit,t nctbwenoi9e slrtifel nen1en faun, ,,hs
ter oiefen Qeuten Ioswerben, beY oeueu bas
@elo bpd 70 rar su fepn fheint 2
Soerr Sdlid fam ett Weildeit nad, ets
Oh CT bic Shidlthfeit, bieie Tra9e su be-
antspcrten, ilberle9e er bliefte oaun ben
Srasencen an, II. fa9te, 1T nertrautidemS Scn
"@p, td 9ebe nihts orum uno fa9's @uh;
benin Der Warft it 9eflut, uno i'd, ipia oiele
Naunos uerlaBet. @s gefbiebt eurd, cine
8efanutlhaft nit Siesefd,pds uub Der
|meuidlihen Tatur. siber bier ,pcbnt Sir,
Fd,eups:feher Stint; id) bate MIR nod, cine
llbr aMf Ssanc, nne id guess id3 ,uia Fe ihn,
|perfaufeH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
0e(eQl(hQfte 0Qnblun0.

Nie unteribtisbsnen beuussn biefe @eIs.
- 9enbeit, oen Sirsern pot Wa6ilor
uno Der umlisSenoeu Gsseuo an5ujsissn,
oaB le ben san3sn Dorratb
0arte = 9Baorsn
Der fthtsr BEN Qerrsn Wc@uuys aebSrte,
sefauft batsn, uno fO,tfabrsn, an Dem al:
ten @tauopEas, in Der Maiuttrase, cine
9bhre msltlih Don Der pof,D:fs, cas- Sc:
fbdft unter oem 0semen uno Sirma pom
Iennts unb SteuD 81 betreiben fl
we,oen iib SthdIi6 fbdBen, msnn ibre
Srennoe uno oas pubIitum uberbaupt an.
rufen uno ibren DOrratb in Qluaeu Id Elm
uebmtn tperoen, ebe fe fonfwo taufen.
Suhu Tennis,
S,ames g. GeG1.
gNaBiIon, Dec. 20. b..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
@obnun9ss8 s8erdnoeruns.
5ala ttun 81 Ietn,

Dsnabribtisen ebrerbietisft ibre Srsnnbe.
.Runoen uuo oas publifun hbsrbaupt, bae
Iie ibre Npotbete iu-oie Stube oes 1errn
oaaf, oerlset baben, In pel6er. 0r. Siaac
Soarter ebeoem Stebr belt, bic nddfte 2bI'
rs Ut 0rn. 9aat's @aftaue, 100 (le fort'
wabrene tsbe Art . Droeerepe H. Msbi:
amen, patentirte eoi3inen
Del Sasben, ,e. sorrdtbis baltea speroen,
rslbe fie unscwobnl6 tpoblfstl far Saar:
9slo ober 2anossproouete fell bieten.
Canton, Seb. 9. 30.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
9ster ecSabr9an9.-
&C TO 10 C. s.
Dateut 8ienen paQaf.

Nte unter1OUebenen 3s!2en Dem YublIs
~ FUN an, Dag le tab Watsnt Redt &c:
fauFt babsn. I'm obisen taBlihen artifsl in
e1tart Qpapns nno WeotHa 9annties i'm
Staat Gtio, 3n psrfsrsisen 81 b'aubsn uno
Sa perfaufen. Sie Iaben oas DubliPum elm,
in ibrer Mersfart, an Der SRfeite Bee Ga:
nale, 1ue:a' 'amas S.raBe, in Canton, ans
su:ufeu, wo te bsfdntis 8i'nsn paudite
son psrfbisbsrsn 9rbsen mno p"si(en gum
Ds5fauf fertia seme6t ocrratbia ba'ten.
Sclaenos fno etltde prn ben pje!sn @m:
pfsplunaen Die 4: BON itbr o6ttaten 8ur
germ eiefss u.o anorer Staatsn empfarsen
baten, unS rpe'dbe Die por;naiibsre 0libs
libieit bisfeS Wauafss fir tsosn anesrn
osrartissa strtitel bepsifen.
gertiftate.
Ciss beidsiniet, oaB llntsrIbriebene oten
errd6nten uisiiben Nrtifsl nber 2 Monate
binburb probiu, mdbreno weIber 3sit biz
8iensu ans 2 Gbrben ibts s6eiben etpa 8
SuB in ben Na[lalt bntin hauten, uno nadb
ben Wonaten purbsn bic alten R6rbe abs
atnommen NIT 18O pfant bonn bsltsu so:
Mig, uno reiutsn uno biditen e6siben bic
ib ienals fab, ba in. Sb bin nirfIiob nit
biefem 9IrtfeI isbr 3ufreosu, uno CLAUDE,
oaB CT ale 3pe6e, oeretmeeen er anempfobs
len 1T, Ufauen ruirc. slub CLAUDE it oaB
Oerr @topaS Die 9latur ,tno 8ebanoluna
tielsr wunberbaren ReiBisen Snieftea pctl,
Fommen unitsbt uno oabsr snpfette ib
tem Vublifum germ befaste @1fnouna als
Dor5aalibsr oenn irseno etmas Der 9Irt, tpos
bon isst @ebraub 8emabt piIb. Dob Jss
bsr uuterIabe mno urtbei!s fur lb feIbf.
Naron 9art
pit:sbure, pa. 0tcu. II, 1885.
@sebrtw Derr. - Da Se 3u tp6nlben
wiBsu, ,pie neine Bieneu lsetse Sabr ee=
than 70 wll ib Jbneu niebt mebr nod min:
Der als bic Wabrbsit laeeu. Die 8isnen
pom 6 Rbrben batsn ibre 3suen ,usbr als our
.Odlfte in Den Vauaft 9ebaut; Fe baben
msine Grnartunsen iebr Hbsrtrofeu, uuo
,psnn bic nabfte Sabrssjeit eAnftie 1T, oens
Reieb, psrosn ie ibren Wa1af fallen, uno
iib in noh ,rp'D enoere binein arbeiten.
Wit Qlbtuns oer Sbrise Sobn Wo es.
gbe(ter Go. Ya. Dec. 96, 1885.
I0err WiH am @tope6. - SCR Sbreiben
BPM 25itsu testen Wonats it erbalten pOr:
rem. Da Sie III niBen pInfben, tpie es
nit usinen uno bsrrn Srarelers 8ienen
1tebt; 70 laBe ib sic miBeu. oaB Gerru
Spanslers anbesoyoentIib GUT sstban baben,
70 gut, oaB Vile, spslds bic etflnouns iabsn;
oie1elbe bbblibf bemt,noern. Nu6 babe if
9ru. 9snoerfon, Don 9toremiooleton 1aun
febip, aeieten. Qludb init ieinem Yauaf
lebts rpobl aus, nno btu{ibtlib tt,sinsrBie.
men baben oielelben 3ismlib cut tsetban. sc
fno jest siels pagdfe in SUNDERLAND @aun'
tp in SEPARATION, bic iiber baIb pcu i1ne, nne
Diels iprs1en oapcn itb fpl@e an5ultafsn
Dies 1T pon ibrem Sreuno unb Woblwan
5der, obsleid, ib unbetannt NIT Sbnenbin.
SD boft, Sbr 9efbaft 1T prcf'tlib, ,,ns
bin i,berssust, baB es portbeilbaft fur Col
be 1T alS Sbren plan befclSen.
Sofepb e 6rOrts.
Carlisle, San. 9, 1887.
Galentin Budius,
George g. Webb.
Hantor sEpkruar 9 1929 SGpt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16

(SlIsn unb Stabl. - Suniota 9es
~routss uns sebammestes @iien ieoer Nrt;
ibweoiidbes uno ruBilbss 30. 9ue:Stabl;
Sprins:StabL Geutfber Do. ecmlp's DO.
snslilb unb anter!fauilber %. - 1Diro bes
fdnbis auf 9ano sebaten, in Der Waiafra=
Rspo W WaBillcn bp
Dec. 20. .Een Is uub Heup.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16
0x>o 1T Sobannss 9rininser p

10 Derlelbe Fam i'm Sabr 1883 In biefem
eanoe an, uno trat, laut S6reiten an iei=
men Dater, in @aibinstou. eaaea0er @auu.
tv, pa. in 9hbsit. Ssia Vattr. Der fanns
Tan,itie In ciefem 2anoe lebtes Spatiabr
antam, uno ib bier elm stndben Sano Sc:
tauft bat. rrhuibt ittnIib, entneee BON
,sm Islbf posr BON etnen1 Srennoe Der !sn
ienut, 9labridDr su erbalten. rpeiI eS bon
arcBer Mibtisseit far ibn fsIbft, !pie fir 1as
tsr uno ge(6Wiiter III. Die AobreBs it
- Jebanne6 9raainerr
Abbeyi1e P. O. Liverpool township, Nedi-
Gan. 20. llnq. na county, oeio.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16

MaBiuon, Dec. 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16

SSun9e p0W6b dlter t6nnen
Cm .9artm aaren,S,5br Der linterfbri,:
benen 1soen fur cine oausbaltuns nbtbissn
MrtifsI fnbeu, tpie: @'dfer, Ssusrsaueen
uns Sdippeu, 2bee &eBsl, Ysiutbleber,
DieBesu uno 9abeln, sbfeL 2ibterf6ds,
1bees unb Raffee &anneu, plattirte nm:
aubsre &aitors, &c. tennis une &elIY.
MaEiIpr, Dec. 20.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16

(Sottler un0 Y'efbirrmaber GnO
eins'laoen, ibre aIufmetfFamfeit auf
bsn 0ortatb Sattler QBaaren, plattirter
monttrter Shuauen uno 8itts, }tattirter
S.sisbhsel, @urtsu ic. better Quatitat, A.,
ritter> sv baben I'm 9artraaren Stcbr pou
MaBQon, Dcc. 20. Tsnuis nnb ReIv
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-16

Sperm0eettt'Oet
on porsiSiber 9ats, mie AUDI 8aumc q
.iter Mrt tsrner 3oud's bsrabmtes pana:
esa, 70 sben erbai'sn unb oum Dsrtauf in Der
Gu tlhsn Nrethste beS
Or. g. Trevfa 6sr
Gautcr, N.p. II. 1887. 1877.
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M been granted to the undersigned,
at the April term 1888, of the Honorable
the Probate Court Of Pike County, on the
Estate OLD. W. Pound, ceased-Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to
said Estate to mako immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same,
to present them duly authenticated within
the time PRESCRIBED by law, or they will be
forever barred.
T. w. POUND,
AZ administrator.
May &c, 1888. 22w6
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The extensive and growing interest O.
the Southwest, its moral and social i'm
provement, and its increasing literary anc
scientific demands, have awakened atten
ton to the fact that in this highly impor.
tant portion of our country there is nc
journal or paper so exclusively devoted to
literature and science, advocating the doc.
trines Of no party
Feeling the necessity of such paper,
the Jefferson College and Washington Ly.
ceum have commenced the publication OF
a periodical entitled "THE Souri, IVES
TERN JOURNALS" to be devoted to Iitera-
ture and science, and all subjects interest
ing to the general reader.
It is published semi-monthly, in the ci-
ty Of Natchez, and contains sixteen small
qnarto pages, similar in form to the "Pen-
ny Magazine" and is protected by q good
envelope, SO that it may be conveyed TO
any distance without injury.
1t will be remembered that we have no
work in the Southwest similar to this:
and every one who feels pride in any en-.
terprise calculated to enhance the social
and moral character ofour country, should
come forward and assist in this worthy
enterprise.
Pecuniary emolument constitutes no part
OF the object Of this duplication. Ii is not
intended to benefit any individual or the
Lyceum in a pecuniary point of view.
The sole object is to advance knowledge
and dlffuse taste for the refined enioy.
ments of literature and science.
Nothing Is now wanting to the accom-
plishment Of tho wishes Of the Lyceum
but the patronage Of the community; and
t is expected that this patronage will Be-
and cheerfully extended
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CARRoLLTON ENQUIRER.

BELIEVING that the wealth and population
OF carroll, and the increased and growing impor-
lance OF Carrollton, imperiously demand a news
paper as an acceptable vehicle of information,
the undersigned proposes to the good people of
Carroll county to publish one under the above
title, which shall meet their,wants. Being OPP
posed to the principles upon which the present
Chief Magistrate came into power, and believing
that his motto, "TO the uictOrs belong the Spells
Of the cdnquished," is demoralizing and revolu.
tlonary-and that an elevation to that high sta.
ton neither consecrates nor purifes principles,
the lntelligencer will firmly oppose the presen,
Administration SO long as it receives its impress
sion from the stamp of Modern Democracy
-ski- ~ .ha tiIsIO ituiu ouost its iaAuonos
in Frustrating the corrupt system of poiticsnow
prcying upon the vitals of our young Republic
The political principles of the Intelligencer shall
be strictly those of JEFFERSON, us set forth in the
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of '9S g. '99
and Madson's celebrated Report. These shall
be the basis of our political creed Believing
that the principle set forth by that apostle of Lib
erty, Thomas Jefferson, viz:-"THAT ALL POW
Frs NOT EXPRESSLY DELEGATED TO THE GENERAL
GOVERNMENT BY THE CONSTITUTION, ARE RESERVED
TO THE STATES RESPECTIVELY, OR TO THE PEOPLE, v
is the true one on which our Government is
founded, and an adage universally received--and
believing that the rights, REMEDIES, and liberties
OF the States, without the means of preserving
them, are mere phantoms, the Intelligencer Twill
always be found on the side of enlightened Re.
publicanism, battling against the encroachment.
OF Power, and the fearless and uncompromisng
opPoser Of every infringement on the liberties
OF the States. The rights, REMEDIES, and
Union of the States shall be our beacon light to
guide us in the dark hour of political tempest
Every effort to bring into disrepute the hallowed
principles of Jefferson--every attempt at disso.
luton of the Union, will be firmly resisted.
Having thus explicitly stated the political prin-
ciples which will guide and control the Intellpen.
cer' the undersigned will further assure it's pat.
rons that its columns will not be entirely devoted
to politics, but every effort will be made to rem.
der useful and interesting family newspaper.
TERMS.-The ENQUIRER will be publish
ed on aSuper-Royal sheet, on new materials, and
furnished to subscribers at FIVE DOLLARS in
advance, or SIX at the expiration of the year.
The first number may be expected on the first of
February, 1888.
l.. P. HALL,
+. G. JONES.