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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09
RRANDRETa,s pills

IT These Pills ASSISTANT ard afford per-
feet relief whenever the body unhealthy re-
storing ses Ia and health bv remoyiag accumulated impur
iies-otherwise, IN simple language Initiated hunors This is
following na,urehis taking disease the boayand
other disease but taking must be
carried away from the boey not merely changed The
when Blue Pler Caome is given, Of the numerous
mineral medicines Ii In consequence of the Precipitation
that arises from the ThomOnan practice that has brought
into nocebut sweating is nothing, compared TO purgine
with Brandreths Pills. in the grod effects the body One
dose OF 10 pills will bad huucrs stomach
and bowels, than dozen baths other
principles could remove. PurgrS and sweating all that is
requiredo cure deae nc ma,,sr what kinAircAs
ED OTHER WAY. BRANDRETHS PILLS are both sudo
rife and caharctbat is produces both sweating pur
ing In some cases they produce vomiine this only
the stomach is in such OF ounr cleanse
itsefby any other They always produce health be-
they invariably every organ healthy action
in other words THEY ASSIST nature bring about such
state Of things necessarily this desirable result
No method is sensible as the following Nature Mankind
has been long enough of path after
anytheg but common serse and guided BY him
Lei ABANDON III. lse and false
let endeavor the pah nature and guild. by
the light OF reasonltt ruin
candle light and shall need oplicians-et do
ing those things which contrary nature our boz
dies and shall need endeaver to find
what what The laws govern her In this
work experience be teacher prejudice must be
erever discarded our companion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

nearse HsaALp-tssued every morning escep, srscsy.
frce two cents per copy Country sbs~rbers sts
rs,e. for specific pere remittance in
Nc paper sepi, unl~ss paid In advance.
tvEsi"s HtsALp--fssued every snernosp n I s'cSeeh
Price two cents Country subsc bers Furnished az
he rpie. Cash, W. advance.
SUNDAY MosNise HgrtLp,-Issued eve-y SUNDAY morn
ing and ronssnnR always the latest Foreign and DomesSe
news received aft the evening of Saturday have
been pnbished. Price three crsts per copy.
WEEKLY HEsALr-Isssed every SATURDAY incoming II ps-
'clotk Price, IA per cupy Furnished 10 cosxty
subscribers ~ - per annusi, In advance
WEEKLY HERALD ExrRA-isued every wednesday mevp
ng n nine O'Clock Price 81 cents per cory FURNISHED 70
ccu.uy .nntribcr.rt 81 per snnnr PAYABLE ~ aIvsr,d
Saturday bpng formed Of weekly HsrsId Extra and
Weekly Herald Furnished 10 cosntry subscribers NJ " per
snnun IN advance. 10Y
usual rates-alwsys payable IN advance
requested o acdrcss their Letters
Jrncs Gordon Bnnsn, Proprietor and Ecior snd Ill
business 10 pos, psid-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

~ Tss. JHHEs Lance ! NOT TTi IL bk. BRAN.
s" y
.s s .o ". @
Is he connected with the sale of he PiLs-sDd Ok BRAN
Dh5TH wi" good care he 1eEts Hp ~
biscovkEEb xes:Tesl disease e1sernisss sS
fails in any Pie perect fully sess-
describing every symptom and slowing The only
THIS disease has wonderfully decreased since the introduction
For sale by A. b. D. Sands lee Fulton street, syGe'sI
cor; Bowery and Walker st., Nones, GA Broadway and
G50(l .KEWAKD.-cRoss's SPECIFIC MIX
R0OO TuRk-For the cure 81 GonorrtUa, Gests, shjc.
sTtes and analogous complaints Of The OF generation
ma!sdy has osg existed d,es exist and ever will en
SaS very a:a sss ar'is s
ia! hutisw admire, although seems very
anaiow. rich and poor, mairi monia and single.
@ 70 troublesome N itse and SO distressing and Of
which has been able than itself person VINO
fashionable adyce deprive hst Il application 70
business wncn perhaps requires his immediate aitentop
eonfne himseto room lie must isen oe bed eebed
prssd Of ali articles Of % Tartar re enc de-
infammatory action Then follows ons ain OF nauseanx
oa Every day some shange mus, be made until Al
last, after The patient has been kept under L.nd
weied testicies, chronic Inflammation OF the mucrs mem.
that will as long as lie liz es and from ,bs ~,
exposure that exciiss the ridcue Of all around him
In Crasss Specific Mixture the arcmcdv
thar completely obviates all these difficulties
ID and without the least rec diet drink
exercise. -
The remeLy Is unparalleled in power. Ii has the specific
property Of entirely neuazng the poison SURPRISING
all symptoms of the complaint sometimes In twenty -four
hours
IL not our object 10 give long ouacksh recommends
Much experience aarge number Of cases and extensive OBJ
servaon has proved nconoveriby efficacy In
short such IS the confaence the xture
yatlon alone that e proprietor cbaengesa single
cent Gonohoea TO be brought in which The Mixture will not
erect rapid cure; under forfeiture OF $500.
presented 10 the public for their benefit they stabe
much need OF IT, and Is hoped they will make proper
Wihtns remsoy persons witnout tho
least exposure change of Diet changen appl bu
siness These sufficiently great be
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that OF the injury 10
would follow,
Further Tie contracted desc Of the Mix
ture Is token at nighton going 10 bed when exposed
Its put up botes with full directions accompanying IL
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week which generally cures
Many cured in two days.
For sale only by Mlnorl GAMBLE 1873 Broadway corner Of
Dey street; Dr. Cuion, Of Grand and Bowery NJ c.
Slocum corner Of Broadway ard Duane A. b. D.
Sands, 100 Fulton ST. OF liam New-York Jones
Hutchinson Of Cbesnut Seventh PHILADELPHIA
~ w. Call for Crosss Specific Mixture. The proprietorr
signature and number OF residence the label Of each
bottle.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09
D9SSIssHEHHx esAAHRsrENTEh,s FECK SLIP

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of regular
medical edppsaen and having received his Dploma the
Medical Society ana issss had t~eny e SIX years ses.ss
and and vsy prssss IN @ BIS
fra humanity and particularly 10 certain class Of
abound in the courns newspaprrs Diseases REQUIRE
ts be treated agreeaby the symptoms that may prevail
must satisfy any describing @sy mind hs
no spssins n9.m ca. be ,ppncaSe to
varieties OF this disease enables him offer spesay
and IS MOI d. @ or sss 20
eompounds totally unknown 10 the ordinary qpasks OF
separse entrances end onces have sr,nged for
sdp q the esrey Of s p.r
niass preventive OF Certain diseases TO be ob,sined
IL Office Ne Division The only su aud ale cure far
sound AID Judgment must be eyden bs g
Red Drop the most ccrtain and escus for al awful
very their being SO Many who Nave ysoy
% .,,ss initiate - + 40 usden.oe proof Of sonas
lie we merely speak Ne plain and cer6
az ihsr guardian angel
them from The ssgs Of disease in which mary bees
a. Ibis eIhS sy ny the
70 . rise h,aah and ueI won,sd purity we~th
nnsr ,scg II New loA for upwards Of two and ia
.e e. perfectly .ssed sSss m % ss
how old the how nysersie will perform certain
poison pure day he vas BERN no" 'e's
rrce ~ per botue Oce Division other place
this city.
~ preventive may he had.
Every pha that genuine viii have the written sgnsture
Of Urah Levisop.
To er, humss and since Ills human err Is !, not our do
~ 70 look the ndscretons Of fellow creatures with piv
ans 10 all without inurisg ourselves IL
preservs th.m ron misrry and disgrscrf
lENIsON'S HUNTERS RED DROP Is warranted In
10 enect quick permanent and safe without
or hndrsnce from business In all Lete post paid de-
Our offices are No 81 Hamil on st Albany No 50 Eouh 9Th
fhtsdelphia; No. Hanovera Boston; 244 Can New
oreans Charleston 8 CT the places the world where
the genone nedcin. ssn be os,sred ji7.Im.
nH. CHENNN,s AsTkIN 1kNT PlLLA.-
ehecuscure for obstinate exchanges
csna whites, suppression, and s female cea
plants artsinE from weskness o constitution In
loss OF command Of bader, they completely
diseases OF the kidBeys bladder PROSTATE bev
rive unpeak relief Over boxes been II
New ferk without complaint sgea For sale whole.
sale and retsh by A. n. D. SANDS lee fulton corre~
Of william snd nj The following drug and
Brosdway Waller and Broadway, Nones, ga BroaN
way co., ross end Pearl Bovery and w.lker cor
Grand and bo.evy; Henry and Pike; Canal end
hudson, cor Houston asd Bowey, and r. burnes 80 sz,k
Avenue.
AZ Price u per bor retail They are also Tor sale py Dr.
Young, No ~ south FctsA st. Pbilsdephis and Absr
by ssnds& shaw NC, sc., d9e.tm
DlLEs-rILGs-DR.H ALk's lille Uia,ment e q poe
tive cure Tor the pcs Ia three days Sold T. u.
Hart corner Of Chamters street and Broadway, v Burnett
Is 9Th avenues n NJ Guon, Of Bowery Grand
Slim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

70 paper called the Je6srsonian publishes mar
rative of the Rebellion Toronto in communication
from the Hon. William Lyon Mackenzie All these
vagabonds assume the title Of Honorable !!
Buckingham is a sol disaat honsrable-but Macken-
zies claim the title is especially good, inasmuch
he began the rebellion Toronto by robbing
the mail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

A SPEAKING SIGS.-It was remarked last night at
the Masonic Hall meeting, that when Mr.. Alderman
Paterson alluded to "the glorious Henry Clay, and
the equally glorious" the feelings of the assem-
bly, burst into an irrepressbe shout which drowned all
mention Of Mr.. Websters name. 81 1t is likely to be
at the next Presidential election, where Mr. Webster
WILL according all signs, be eclpsed by the Ken
tuckian
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

NOVEL MILITARY TAcTIcs.-In his account Of the
silly skirmish in which Lyon liar Mackenzie and his
array discounted Toronto the editor, legisla
tor hero, and chairman of the Provisional Government
of Upper Canada, says
Colonel Louni was at the head of the ritlemen and
he and those in the trent rank fired and instead Of
stepping TO side to make for those behind to
fire. fell flat their faces the rank fired and did
the same thing l rather in front when tho firing
began and stood in danger from the rifles of my
friends than the uske,s of my enemies. slept to the
peared that enc of our people who killed
shot in this way by men. Certainly II was not
by the p
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

PoLrcE, Feb. 1.-Two petty thieves were brought
up Yesterday. One stole buffalo robes, and another
stole flannel pettcoats. Both said they were cold,
and both were sent to brideWsll 10 get warm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

DEIrPfscs OF rHy krrcHEs.-A report has recent.
iy been laid before the Senate by the Postmaster Gen.
era submitting astaement exhibiting the perqui
sites OF postmssers from boxes. and the charged
annually for the same in different cities and We
extract some Of The returns the comparisons Of which
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

DULCIA LINQUIMUs ARvA.--The Chickasaw Indians
have emigraed 10 the Of Arkansas, and express
themselves satisfied with their location There
about fifty thousand Indians settled west of the
Mississippi.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

Co The great Clay meeting at New Orleans
held on the 27th January. in the Arcade II com
posed of citizens from every part of the Union, and
minated Mr.. Clay to the Presidency, subject 10 the
voice ola National Convention, which it recommended
should be held in Independence Hall, Philadelphia on
the 4th July next.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

10 The Boston Police has broken up den of low
gamblers, and exposed them before the magistrates
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9, 1888.
The Mississippi election question, you will have
seen has at last been settled and as all along antic
pated both parties have been sent home for eec
ton. The vote te-ll7 TO III, the worthy
speaker giving the casting according 10 instructions
from head quarters. Prentss shot his Parhian arrow
al him. as he retreated and f il does rankle in his
heart he has Christian forbearance than think he
possesses resolution was introduced yesterday and
passed today after debate allowing Messrs. Prem.
tiss and Word their mage and per diem, from the time
they presented themselves to the time they were re-
fused to be admitted members 1t is the general i'm
preston that Pren,ss viii be elected Senator, fill
the vacancy oceasioned by the resignation Of Black
Mr.. Rives commenced his speech yesterday in the
Senate on his substitute. and in opposition the sub
treasury scheme which he demonstrated to be danger
Gus and perncious in its operaton-leadng conso'
daron-vestng much power in the Executive and
not at all suited the of the communicated it
had never been known in the history Of the world that
nation should have currency for the and
another for the peope-tha in France, where this sub
treasury scheme prevailed, they had army of 100000
officers employed collect the revenue and TO fatten
upon the people, &c. His speech very able and
lucid but whether il will produce conviction bring
converts is yet to be seen. The party trammels
tight to be broken by argument, however
strong One senator. however, has come over.
Grundy presented this morning very able preamble
and resolutions from the Legislature Of Tennessee, in
sructing the senator's and representatives from that
State TO against the Subj Treasury scseme. Mr.
Grundy took the occasion declare a, he would obey
them implicitly and would oppose the measure in eve'
ny shape and form in which it should be presented
Mr.. Webster this morning took the occasion to de-
clare that the statement contained in the Globe about
his drafts was false-,hat those he may have endorsed
had been paid for he had never heard any more Of
them-and that il i'll became these officers of broken
bank TO busy themselves about the private affairs Of 9TH
ers when they had borrowed from that bank large sums
of money which they had not paid.
Wright TOO in answer some good natured remarks
made by Mr. Clay, the subject Of instructions, de-
MED peremptoriy that he had ever said or done augh
against his colleague calculated hurt offend him.
and that he had dream, OF proposing the resolu
ton ct instructions which had been charged upon him.
This incidental debate very spirited and inieres
ting HORACE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HE MUST BE A MISERABLE VILLAIN, INDEED
SsEATgF SoISySS. b ion Ins rGsf6sE Of
What do druggist. prove BY making and vending
rms p0'p'''"bb DR. r B sRANBRETHs PILLS,
" TON ssy AND fS'i.ss sssHs PRINCIPLES
% NOT ss.e Y ahsr Fills
''' o. sT asiSSEszs VEGETABLE E'lis,
hs sse Pills
THERE NEVER WAS A PERSON WHO USED
GENUINE BR.NpRErEs PILLS.
THE MOST UNEoUALLEb PRAISE h"AS o'
Nevertheless these eonntereng Druggists have done and
but hoped tbs, invsuals will not allow thsmselves. y
are s
matter Of no importance to them Wheeler the poor child 8
arms parent, or whr,her him on whom large aw sg
solely upon for support, prevented om ,g early and
her guilt shall essoms clear 70 their benshed under
Standing and 'hsn hoped they win ende1vor to make
Every authorized Agent has copperPste certificate q
i. 70 m aS: BE- %
Dr. at s T;ns
S Ss%11s Il, sH ss.. y
we...t osiss, 4. warren. IT.. is wss.,
B. Warren, 50
50 Houston u. Lewisu d. d. Wright
90 Caharne 81 the market, m. c. Notes.
ls7 Division 81. Pike A. Y. II Tupp.
90 Nesey 81, between Greenwich and wash ngton SITS B. &
Taylor.
25s Gre enwich St cor. nj srren j. o. Fowler
I72 Broome ~ Clinton st John Moves
Cor. Huos-n Hammond Thss Kyle
6S Water st. Nra Blandford
90 Broadway and S6t Bowery, J.. w. BlsckeiL
cSS. "gsGis . the S S.,s Michael 0oo"ou
~ Stanton, cor. Allen st Peter Cunningham.
232 Bieecksr II. Mrs Barnard.
1891 Hudson St j. Il. Burnton.
Ioboken, NJ Consider Luther.
Harlem, j. J. Kenyon.
wnbamsburgh, l. I. VIM Thomas, North "a St
Brooklyn. l. l. Mrs Boo H. IS Fulton II.
Jarnalcs L. Jas. HERMAN
Oyster Bay L. l. stephen Bun.
= nth Hampton, L. y. q. " Ssnsmaa
Sag Harbor, 1. T. Alfred Edwards
Roekaway, L. Z, samuel pearsaH-
Greenpprt, l. l. Walter Havens
The above Agents have each their Certificate and
no person has Genuine Brsndreh PILLS for sale who has
N Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

90 The Bank of England has bullion in its vaults 10
the amount Of about forty millions Of dollars.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09
CONsUMPIICN. COUGHs. CATARRES.

NONSUMPIICN. COUGHS, CATARRTs,
&c.-Dr. Taylor-I feel II duty owe TO YOU al the
commonly at large to that have been severely afflicted
with cough, palPtaon Of the heart loss Of breath 9th
symptoms disease of the having pro-
cured every other remedy without the success
wing heard AZ length Of Basm OF indu.
ced by OF reHds, when had cured to it.
aad feel pleasure that relieved
IT, and in few weeks restored 10 usual health.
WIN. WOOD, COR Chambers and Greenwich sts
The with which this invaluable medicine is
sought for unparalleled affords ass-
rance Of is usefulness nd importance
IL sold by the proprietor S75 Bowey and &c Delaney
street. 1861
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

~ FOFULAN WE DICIN Ell HUKNES Com.
"A pound Extract % G, paita and Ssrsapars certain
safes most II. for cure
Of s'-", $500 structures, whites pains in the BAG
and ion semna weakness affections the kidnies, grave
scorbutic erupiions, &c. &c -
One Recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
ers Is its neat portable orp putup pots
may be taken being both and pie taeless
ture, with NO restriction in diet from da
business Travellers especially this Medicine big
useful and ought never to be unprovided with prepsr
ton possessing the advantages which the present COM
hines Accompanying the Medicine pan phIet expana-
tory oil the different stages OF the tout extra
charge, Containing full and ample directions
Prepared by j. B. Thorn Chemist London and for sale bv
OA.ems N. X m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

SurEsroa CouaT, Wednesday, February 7.-Bcfore
Judge Jones.
The whole Of today and yesterday have been oc-
cuped in tho trial OF the mkman against tho lessces
Of the Walnut street Ferry, fer damages sustained by
the sinking Of the ferry boat. This has been tired
twice before, but the jury could not agree. The tv-
dence and the charge were smIar TO what we have
already reported. The jury retired with orders 10
bring in sealed vcrsict in the morning.
CouRr or SESSIONS, Feb. The arguments in
the case Of Frost were resumed today.
Mr.. Griffin replied to Mr.. Morrill, and contended
that the motion for new trial could not be
tanned inasmuch as the defendant and his counsel on
the first day Of the trial knew Of the OMISSION now
complained Of and that il then their duty TO have
moved 10 discharge the jury. He further coniended
that after the trial the Court had the power and right
TO order plea Of nnnc pro fapc to be placed the
record He also stated that on the trial Of Aaron
Burr Chief Justice Marshall decided the question
Of his arraignneni that was not necessary for the
prisoner 10 hold up bis Land when the party then IN
Court admitted himself 20 be the party named IN the
Indictment Frosts affidavit previous TO the trial
also read in which he stated that he was not then
ready sr trial. but should DO rs soon as his counsel
came from Philadelphia.
Mr.. Phenix followed on the same side, and con-
tended that the fatal omission complained Of by de
fendanrs coussc, wns mere matter Of form, not
vital to the question Of his guilt or innocence and that
under the revised statutes, the motion for new trial
could not be sustained inasmuch as none Of the pr
soner interests were pfejudced by the omission 10
arraign him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-09

nR. jobs sOK ~ cossunea csnftestiaiy At his once
II. onns S.s :sa wsn 81,
STRUCTURES. seminal weakness asd the diseases
remove asy recess, aecio. IN two three days
The a ses.1s ess Or re
ton from busne Persons eatrung themselves Or Jshs
the .sgraysed cases scrouIous sores. slsers,ed rrs
Nc speedily healed Strangers would do well by eivsg Dr.
the oseurrenee o frrsoi.g d.eas, which has
ter. posi paid and enclosing sise can have The me-
d'c s,, s.d directions for ~ use Forwarded
moved from s chant ers street !. dsi.in'
DvlTASss r skos EMN.
pedy fer suppression regusry and all where nature
Ts~y ss p! PT y. :. and Tesun s so1rs
s.d BY ). r. Mart csr.er Of Broadway and Chamber,
Ss ~ s soner q bowey sas Grand ST and b r
re TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RED
single hottie o. s i"slsls remedy cr
,s,ance % .nse e and 'pe, dy cure having never failed
hs~ ever dcsversd does require sny reslrston In
Price dolar,o Ne Obtained only at the Office s Division
street das.I~-
III. nOBEKTs' PODE MANs,FRIEN -
hs, % oss break out eSdrsn ssr
ton Ter the Cow Pr and which have bhsrts bacd the skill
NATHsN b. GRAHAM, Druggist.
uu No - Nassau, cefner Of Fulton Il
SlGNs-MOUNTG WILSON, corner 81 Broad aud Bee.
vsI streets, Up specully inform our custom
shm.nt now nj No 60 Broad Of Beaver ST.
over M,rs Warner Kiersteds paint store, where are
prepares 70 aerd TO s odes for Gil, painted signs Let
nrng on Granite Ec for the approaching spring bnslncs
Alwcrl entrus shall be finished With the p,mos,
spatch end IN the most oorr,ci and elesool style.
~ Ornanests Signs, Banners Flags and Engine Backs
panied Wy us In the m II tasteful nnrntr -
jas imt MOUNT VIII SON.
I 200 OOO PIsKLrs, large s,s, ie ss,rrl., K
market In bright Kegs o. and 20 gallons put up w
peror Style, for sale ny ca D. v, WELLS, 1874 Waters
I259m' next door 10 i',h, f'oei
EENFs CFNTs-CENTs-P For sale exchange
" large qusny Of pennies Apply the desk Of this Of
fee
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-09

nan, Calhoun, Clay Of Alabama, Clay OF Ken,rct,.
CritIenden, cutLbert, Fulton, Hubbard KIM NY
bbnmpkin Lyon, Nicholas, Miles, NoryeIl, PieIcr
Preston, Riyes, Rosne, Robinson, Sewer, smib ~
Connecticut, Southland, Strange Walker WI ~
Williams, Wright and Young-32 A'''
NAfS-Messrs Bayard, Black, Clayton. Davis
knight, Mexican, Morris, PrenlsS, Robbins Rpg,,
giles, Smith, Of Indiana, Swim, Tipion, and Wall
When, on motion Of Mr.. CLAY,
The Senate adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-01-09

Friend IN Need. Married on the nth instant,
J. w. Need Esq to Letitia Mary, daughter of the
late Major Gen. Hall,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-15
SeutGbes QDirt sbaus,

in 3anespille, WuSfin9um 60. Ohio.
ar Gnrestenanntc tetttnbct bicrmit ieinen xeutz
~o fhcn $aupsleute unp has scfanute 9uttitum,
eab Ct ras ~pbltetannte 91irtbsbaus tetannt ,nter
ben 0lamcn
Nmertc tcan Sans
an rer ttcrrrefliGsn Gde rer Wartt unb 4ten Straz
bc, in gainesville, Gan bonn Slatrnal Iurnreit,) ktz
lcsen ume ais eentlhes gaffbaus ;u baten setentt.
Die iDn auf fcincm frnbern Stancrlatc in rtr Olain
StraBe init ibre,n 3ufrruh btebrt baten prb ct NIT
9erSnAScn an tencr t,eucn Stelle Icy ibm anpreten
tcbcn, mic iltrrbanrt bic fcrtraucrnbe 8untt nnp
&unpbaft teiner Dinner rureb rrrnrtc unp quito Be-
eicnuns unr biuise 8ebanrluns su perbienen fl.bcn
Scins S6enfe, xifh, Settuns, Stalluns &c. ,perz
ben 70 teelIt fepn, cab e ie ron ettt e,npfeblen.
QBiniam &pcs.
SanespifIe 0T1r. %. t.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-15
@ntifebun9 0es ebsten

gnt,tebuns oes stem
9B elttb etls.- Sn elmer ensli,
fben 3eitfbrift Dem 0olbe, tviro
Die 5cfnuns ouf einen finftisen
febsten 9Belttbeil lebr entlcbisDsn
aus gelprchen. " SIM Siomeere,''
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