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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

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0efdn9uis. Der @efdusni6'pdrter tpollte
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g ,iir ces @efdu9uiees efnete, idlu9en ile
ibu uieber, unb matten l1d a,tS benz Stan:
be. 3wep bericlben ia6en fir Soauselntrud''
unb Der brittle, Elm Sarbt9er, fir geloo'eb'
(tab. Der Sderiff leBte $50 Selohnun9
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,pcd, wuroeu bic Sliid)tt9en bep 9SaDnes'
BURG, lit tie1em @auntD, gang ob9emattet u'c
aus9ebuu9ert, tpieoer etn9efan9cn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
Sunp g.
&ntQeanun4.

HISir bic ltnterfdrictcnen, Ginwrbner rrn 0TaBil.
~ lrn, 6 tart 9auntp, oDic, tr3eu9cn bermit,
raB pcr in Vatcrlanrsfrcunr unb 8eit Der 3eit prnr
25'tcn O1ap ll@ tefnpenre Nuflat 9cscn ras 2eut.
lhc QSirtDsDals in Der Sutton Strabc 5u 0aaBiupn,
Srunrfh(@ 1T, nnp rag tcfaSter GD. s. QB. ntdt
nur Gin lirrcrlidcr menf6 lit, 1onrcrn rag CT aud
rem 3nhtbous cntlicf 1t. ais CT uncre Start pcrcB,
mcDrcre Qrtftl cntrpt,1rtt bat ltntcrfbrictcn ron
9>b. -oclr, Sricreridb 2S6ttt,
.6cinricb -6inrcrcr, Saort QBinterDalter,
Nu9uit -oinrerer, sur,pi9 &ebprrm,
Sacrb -oclr, Saerb 8rebn,,
surri9 15clr, QSilbetn Olctbier,
Npam &rcnri6, J(ocrmtann Sdbrcircr,
Nram St1tcr, Spbonncs Marer,
Ncam 2Bcnrin9, Satpb 9iti.
S0trb Srablcr,
StnD s. 2n1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
Teutscber annnkat.

4nter(driettner madbt enem seebrten eu fdb c +
~ Vubiitum bierburdb bic Nnseise, bab Ct nun Re-
ret 1T, ais Ne6ts9eebrtcr amtliae eef9afte alle'
art fir bic Gcurtcn non Start nne uml.e9ennci
Gaunties an,,tnebmcn rnp sa tefprsen Nlle &C.
tafte tpcmit i'm fetne Gltntcn beauftra9en mbSen,
riperben rilnttliA tefprst tperren.
@etne Offs 1T 1T benz tattttintrntn .6ault, &C.
aeuiiber ISr,t. &ram,er's QSrtbsbaus.
Serarbin Meper
Canton, Sunr s. 1888. +. p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
I'm Drucfer, bIlfen.

I'm Druder. @ebGlfen.-
Sn einerDrucferei, 5u Manbeiter (Warp;
lano) weroen stpei Seger uerlan9t, tpelbe
bic @u9liibe uno Seutibe Spra1e uerite:
bsn.- uu6 i'm 1peitlicben penniploanieu
it cine 9uteSteQe fir einen Druder- Sc
bdlfen often, osr aus Dem @n9liiben inc
Seutfbe uberleeen tann.-pierauf Ne'
feftirenoe baben ilb an Die 9erau69eber
oer "Mor9enr0tbe" 5u 9orrisburs 5u
Wenoen.
Die 9errenBurtborot uno Rotten(teir
No. 39l Noro Srout-StroBe, pbllaoels
pbia, iuben bsnfou6 eincn 1eutfbsu
Seser. Ob
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
cue Maent en-.

Sclsente .5erren ,perbem sntistt tie 1sentaaf1
fur pen Satsrlanbsfreuno une @ei1f eer 3eit aber:
nebmen.
lserr @tcrse siei9ert, 9ssu Srsn,en, Oseress
Gauntp, Obic.
!Serr Il. 5. Bead, Gfa. pcltmsiitst ~ 8elpiQe
Ni9lanb Gauntp, Ohio.
!6err Sscbert $. 2Dalter, Gbur@bil, 1ruintul
Gauntp, Ohio.
Gbr,p. r. S9war,, 0latasa xaunfbir, 0frnrcs
Gauntp, Nbio.
!etrr peter xraut,,an, ct. genepspe, OsiBouri
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Gin Dor furSem aus Salem importirter
Suran9cutan9 ,puroe St 8oitou burdb Sorn.
SUbann SYler um 1000 2baler perfauft.
Die Nffen fteben allo i'm Tcroen bober i'm
pretfe, als 9etpobulih bic Wenihen tm Git
ben. ib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Qemuel SO. Capis, @iq. BON WansFclo,
Sbjc, unb frIber bon Gd)ippensbur9, pa'
lttnitt lid, Dor eiuisen Ga9en Su gccnenie,
ya. auf 1eiuer 9ieiIe nod Stlppensour9,
III eiuem slufau bon MabnInn, NIT elaens
sRaIiermeeer ben Soals ab. Gr binterldBt
cine Irau uno etlite &inber. @etduitte
@rpdrtuusen io(len bic llrlad) Der ralhen
Chat aetpc1en (eDu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
(0DRitthciluna.l


Sa!1'5 Seutfhes Srduter eebeuss sglirir.
9erren Sruter:
Nuf bic Otitt0eiluns in Sbrem lceten 8Iotte
unter;ei6nct upn SaeOb 8u9clmon," mill ieb blot
temerten, Bag befa9ter Socpb 8uselmon Gin xcut
idcr 1T, Der leb Dor einisen Sabren n aris, 9tar
@auntp, Obc, an1epclte, unter pem 9cr9cben cit
Doctor su (epn un9ndlihcr,pet1e fir feline pr2tcn
lton!ater miBlans es tbn, t6 m 3rja6cnSerufc aus
3u3ei4nsn. Sd tann pem putlieum ptrf4crn, bat
or ni6ts pom meincm Srautcr Glir, uno reBcr
Settanbtbeilcn" ,peis. sd pcrre ,pciter prn Or
Saeeb &u9elm n, ,pte CT lb ,nitunter nrnnt
trine Slohj ncbmcn, ca b i'm meincr fernercn DC:
mertunS ni@t mIrpis aebte.
Spbann 9 al q.
Canton, Sunp 8. l,lt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
@inctuuatt. Suup l. Oeorftprsis

Meb Barrel S 6 25; Waisen 8uide'
l24 @erite, SO; 9afer 81: WeIihtoru,
IS 6ladsfaan,en, 81; &artofelu IS; SaIs,
62a; Stetnfchlen, l2a Butter, pfnno 10
&dfe, tpef. Heleroe 9; Shpeinitmala 81;
Gals, 10; Shinfen,7 Seitenltitde, 6;
&afee, 13; 3udsr, e. Srlcans, :; WrIas
Bes @allone 81 : BbisfeY, 2S; Soeu, GUnne
10 90; Sanf, @entner 5 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

sRagabuSetts 8anfen.- - Die
IL Rte @eiesaebuns bon Maead,u{etts bat bic
's5reibriefe fDlsenoer IL Saaten m'eerrllten
Slmerican, Commercial, Slbp, Oriental,
Sutton, @pn,ulpnnealtt, Sranfltn, eafaYette,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
Ser 2aterlanbs Sreunb unb @5eih ber 3eit

Jtorfolf, 9tcrburD unp Mtooleler. 91ad,
bent neueu Banfge(ebe fam tein Dtreftor
mebr aIs pro Gent oes Sapitals bergen !;
ale Direftoren su1ammeu utd)t mebr ais
80. Otcten bon - Sbaler Der Bouren
su Boton uub eini9er 9anobanten mueen
auf Goroerun9 NIT Silber jeoerSeit ein 9es
loft tperoen. ID.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
nfe y i !Oteutt j>ptcl

in Ger StoN Nriroemoter, @earer 81, pa.
V\er lnteriArictcnc 3ci9t Dem 9>utlitum crsetentt
~ an, baB CT in rcr Stapt Srir9cpatcr, Beaver
Gountp, pcnntplronicn, on Der nrrrf,tli9cn Gtc
res OlorttzSicrects, mritlib rrn Glart unp Cos
Srcritcns unr 0cmmiBipns Q1aarcnla9cr, ctn t,etts
cs 5rtc crri6tct Dat mcfcIttt Ct ib purb quito &c.
benunS unc billisc preite tcmitbrn rirp, bic 8cpcs
8enbcit rcs 9)utlitrms 5u rcrricnrn. Scine @6cnz
tc bat Ct init ber pcr59lbIten @etrantcn rcrcbcn,
letn Siteb mirr init oc rcrieben tepn, mas bic SaDs
rcsjcit 8utcs parbctet, unp ttne tdc tnb (rntttae
Neccnnppotirnen lnp scr1,,,ns. Gr larct Stct(enSe
ersctcnt Gin, on5urufen, unp cmrfeblt lib ais pss
Qnttums cr9cbentfer 9icrcr.
5einri6 Nntsnp.
8rir9cwattr, Slrr. II. ts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

GroBmutb.-Orei iir9er in Der
:S'e9eno BON Gborleston baben ieoer Der
Staot 1000 Sbaler 9efbenft uuo babel
Die 8eoinsuue 9emo6t, oob ibre Nomen
unbefannt bleiben louen. 8on alien Sci
ten laufen liberale Beitrd9e fur Die In
9ludli1en BON @barle6ton Elm uno iibero(|
i t mau bemubt oasun9lud gu erlei6tern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

qBir baben benz Nhtb. QBm. 9lllen pom
@enat, unb unlremb Observation-Disclosures
inn @cnsree, bem 9ld,tb. Scerrn Mdttbias
Gdeplar, uuiern beiten Danf fir ibre Sens
ounaeu intreBanter uno spid)ti9er Dcfnmens
te absuitatteu. Wir boben oieielben berelte
benu6t, unb tperben le alid, ferner gum
Jlubeu uuIerer QeIer au,pcuoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
& dcOb = ana,

mcldtr Dor cn8cn QBrebtn Glcrclanb rcrlicb, 1lnb
lheren Tabrihtcn Sufrl9c, jett in Cincinnati trcbs
nen toll pirp crtudt, cincn 9ertinclibteten 9eSen
ren unterjci6ncten nnrcrS19lih nob5utcmmcn, un,
unonncbmliAtcltcn ju rcrmciren.
1Dcrtalb tim ttatttr.
0lcrrlanb, QOlap IS. 4u
QfScuttbc @l1ttcr int Qecttrn lnp bDficbtt tint
NufnaDmc res Nti8cn trillebt, ,c.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Sd, ter tnterf9riebcne, tcseuse bcm putlitum
oaB b SaIa'c &rautcr Glirir fir cine lansneili9e
Setebmerbe bic ron einisen Der ror,9l@lfen Aer5te
,pirb, 9etrauebt bate. SD Date ic@s @cttcln
ron Sale's Srautcr> Glirr sctraubt, unp fam pcn'
putlitum pcricbern, bag ieb felt ren lctten Sab
ren n4t 70 ppbl sefublt bate, unc Dap i eet picpcr
an Der 1rtcit bin. Sd trilnfte alien scpenpen bic
tes Glirr ais cine fhathere Dlept3n enjucmpftblcn
Saepb u wlanp
Canton, Sunp 2. 1885,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

9lm Gebten Mcutas 1cu ild, ein Wann.
rceeu 02ameu mir nid,t III @rfabr,tn9 brl1'
oen fcnuten, nabe benz Stdotden Srcot'
f:lb in bie(em @auntp er(tcBen haben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

GPDie Court BON Common pleas
fir Stare @auntv fdust am lsten Dieies
tbre Sisunsen an. @s trl!roe uns 1eb!r
freuen, .penn uniere riiditdnoisen Snbicris
beuten bic linen banu oar9ebctene @ele9ens
belt, mns perl0nlid) ;u belud)en um 2ibti9s
felt 1T mad,eu, ODER ourd) ibre Jtahbaren
uus eiuen Shelf uulres ueroienten 9cbnes
,ufcmmen au lasen, benubeu niirben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
Bobnungs + Derdnoeruug.
lS 1t rf1 Il { II rRn

@cr Gnpcsttnanntc tettnbct bicr,nit feinc alten
~ Sreunpe, 1fnner nnp nasputlitum titerbalrt,
Dap ct rcn Osnatur9 mad Der StaDt Canton scic.
gen III, alpc CT, an Der Gte rcr Qeaftbinstcnfrase,
Gin Squar nntcrbalb 0ed'nanns @rpBerp, 2 1Diiz
rcn pom Der 5aurttraBe, cpcrsct tercit epn ,pirp,
alle in cin Sad fblasenre Nrtet init pilnttliebtett
unc S6nellc, tantrr nnr rauerbaft 5u blteen prets
fen ltefern trirp.
Sptt net Drer
jebcr Art tnb 8roBe werren auf Scttclluns rerfers
ti5t; aud bat untcrt1rietener eine Quantitdt
teut1 der 9 il der
pcrf9erener Art auf .Sanp, bic Ct mcblfcil pertau.
fen ,pirb. Carl 2Barbonburs.
Qrril l3. t.c.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Sdb bc3eu9e, baB i6 nit rer tnrerrauli6feit unr
Ola9cnthmcrs scrla9t mar, tnr rur6 @ctraueb ciz
ncr Spttcl pcn Sala's &rautcr G(rir rputomu1e,'
sinrcrun9 erbiclt. Sacpb Scr.
Canton, Sunp 2, 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

80 tann fcscu9rn, boB id Salo's GIirir Icy cintnI
Dcttt9en -6uitcn 9ctrauft bate, unp raB mid cine
Sottcl roll pnrbaus turirte. SoDn 28 eber.
Canton, Sunp 2, 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Sd tonn Sala's &rIutcr Glirir Dem Yut!itun
ais cinc i@dttare Ar,cnrp cnrptrDlcn.
u. 8. Srante, DlulttltDrcr.
Canton, Suup l., 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08
iiber tpdhrerb Der leb

MtttttMg &C II uber nahreTD Der let'
~ ten 9Dpde einselaufenes Sutferiptions> 6elb
George Seibert, Seeu 8remen, Iaereer 0auntp
bis SO. 8, SabrsanS 10.
Uti9ael .6atertfit, 2arrppiue, Start eauntp, biz
SO. 8, Sabr9ans 10.
Saect 9el, @reentaun, Start @auntp, lis Slc. 50,
Sabrsan9 9.
Scbn Gala, Canton, bis Ssc. ls, Sabrsans 10.
Spbn Gterfcbl Garrplltcn, e" II, IL.
Sc(epb Sitter, Wlansfielp, " IS, 10.
Slieplaus sseis, 2eelt, ,Gbarlefrn, auf Ne8nunS So
pctcr Wtiller, $ate .. o. Start 50. tis SO. 40
Sabr9anS 10.
Sfaae 9cselsefans, Canton xfp. bis 80. l6, 5. TO-
Our9 Sult4s Seiferbelb, Isent 1T 2earren.
Gam. I5ttnseln,an, 2earren, bis Slr. 26, Sabrs. g.
s. .. operbolscr, 21apne Go. bis " SO, g.
Oapib CRANES, Gprnersturs, tis 4" So, 9.
Satrb Spteler, 2Barren, bis &" 26, 9.
Oapib Ufcfer, qBeatbersfielp, bis " So, 9.
Srbn Sa9er, Slcntpn Sails, bis " SO, 9.
9Niobatl QBettr, 2earren, bis g., 9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Sd 9abe Sala's &rdutcrz Glrir III m,cintr Samis
lle 9ebraubt uno empeDe es ren $eipenpcn germ ais
cine f@attare Ar3encp. George Ounbar.
Canton, Sunp 2, 1888,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

Osnabnrs, Start Gauntp, obio.-S9 bt;e,t.
sc biermt, Bag idb finf SABRE lang init Der $ettr.
trantbeit tebaftet 8etpeten hin, 70, paB i ale 6pf
nans sur @encfuns aufsat. 2fle -ealfe, bic Ierstt
3u ertbei(en pern'S9eno lnc, batte i'd, jepp9 rbne
Grf,ls, perGlbt, nnp ba ict mid niht beBcr tefanp
perf,t6te ids init etner 8cttel BON Spbann Sala's
teutfbem Srauter $etens>G Glirir. gu ,aeincm sr6b
fen Grtfaunen f1nee id mid relltr,nnen berseifeat
mno tann eet meine xaSszNrteit auf meiner 8auercl
perri9tct, ,pas id felt abren nit tcnnte, rbSleid
eb tpabrenp jener 5et cine olaBe 4eb att Aerste BE-
,ablte, rbne paB IS mir ettpas balf.
Sobn 9 6eiplp.
Attettirt :-Safper g. Saelpon.
gu eber 8ptte 1T Cit setbes 3cttelhen sefilst, nit
Der Namcnsf9rift Der GisentDamcr cbne ,peldbe pie
Mebi3in nibt abt lit.
Canton, Sunp 8, 1888. +. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

24r, bic ltntcribrictenen, ttfbcin9cn bternit,
pAB Sala's Srallter Glirir, rerfcrtist ron Srbann
ala, eine f@aebart 3Ntpi5in fit bic mcittcn inner,
lihen Srantbcitcn lit. Qb(ip 2Hetcr,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-06-08

50 tef9einisc Dicrmit, pab nletne Srau un9efabr
te'9s Ofonat 70 trantli4 mar, paB e pas Sett bten
muBte, unb bab bur6 Den 8ebratb elmer Spttcl pptt
Sala's &rauter> >Glirir le, int 9erlauf smeper 2ecz
1en, rolltommen bsrSettcut purbe unD wieper iDrtr
Arteit atparten tpnnte. Scrber bate id llbcr 100
1ba!rr cbne Grfcl9 an Octtpren pcr,ponpt
Spbn George g 6ib(er.
Canton, Sunp 2, 1888.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-31
Correspondence Of the Boston .4ti0s.

New York July 21st 1888.
The Secretary of the Treasury, after trying in
vain to sell the u s. Bank Bonds Su6 rosa, has
come out with an announcement under date OF the
18th instant, inviting proposals for the same, ac-
cordlng to the law thereto relating 1t is extreme.
iy improbable that any capitalist or bank will be
found to take them, subject to the liability of being
liquidated by Treasury Notes or any other offsets
held by the obIigor when they become due l.
they are not bought, agree with the Madisooian
IN the opinion, that Congress will be called togeth
or early in October, to provide ways and means for
the carrying of the Government. But perhaps
MIR Bddle will be kind enough to assist the Gov
erement in the extremity, If they will take in part
payment what he has a right TO offer, viz: Treasu
ry Notes. Out of sympathy for the vexed Mr..
Woodbury., the President of the monster may agree
TO advance some cash to keep the Treasury ahoat
till December next. But heard loco foco say to-
day, that sooner than accept any thing like favor
from such scoundrel, (Mr. Bidde0 the govern
ment VIII see Itself sunk into the sea | have no
doubt but that this is the feeling of Mr. Van Blu
rem and his satellites. They will wish themse Ives
hidden under the sea, pray for the mountains TO
fall on them before the next elections are over
Mr. Biddle has made arrangements by which his
agency in New Orleans and several of the Western
Banks on the Ohio can buy exchange and draw on
each other The Citizens Bank Of Orleans and
one of the Banks of Cincinnati, have done the same
thing This will enable the Southern Banks to re.
sumo cash payments at once The immense amount
ofproduce sold IN New Orleans renders such an
rahgement absolutely necessary else specie will he
carried up the river. The Western men will not
submit to greater discount than the cost of carry
ing specie and its insurance amount to. And when
tue Banks of New Orleans, in their late resolutions
proposed to Mr. Biddlo to furnish medium of ex-
S"ange' they asked for that which would have en-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-31
Average expense for first q years $54 1855 81


50 last years $9O,60 80
Increase last years over first d. Thirty flee Mous-
and eight hund'e ed and forty eight doiiurs T. 58-l00,
This may be we'll enough in federal monopoly ad-
ministration-but we refrain from comment,-Ver-
mont Patriot.
We think the Patriot had better add few com.
mens in something like these words: since Mo- 8,
1882, one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars hcoe
been appropriated for the state house; and in 1886
tho sovereign people fit to have a Senate of
thirty instead of council of twelve; the conse.
quenoe being a small increase of the annual expen-
of the government
The ,ohoie expenses of Vermont for the last eight
years, state house and all are less than the single
item voted by Congress for "1nsceL aReous and con.
t1ngent eapeRses in the last bill for the Florida ar!
and this pretended excess of $35,S45 per year, is
much less than Bob Lyle stands charged with
delauer! Remove the superfuous beams from
your eyes, Mr. Patriot, and then you can see clear
~ to pick out the mote from When that is
done, will GO hand in hand for retrenchment and
reform. Suppose we petition the next legislature
to cut down ia,oyers fees and the perquises Of Reg
listers of prodates Will you go it-Jerry?''- Per
mont Watchman g. JON nal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-31
Look at this---BOOts and Shoes.
BOOTS and SHOES
PROOF POSITIVE OF THE EFFICACY
OF PARIS SOOTHING SYRUP.

To the Agent of DR.. PARIS Soothing Syrup:
NEAR SIR: The great benefit afforded to my
~ suffering infant by your Soothing Syrup, in "A
case of protracted and painful dentition, must
vince every feeling parent how essential early
application of such invaluable medicine is to relieve
infant misery and torture My infant, while teeth
ing, experienced such acute sufierings, that it
attacked with commissions; and my wife and family
supposed that death would soon release the babe
from anguish, till we procured bottle of your Syr
up, which as soon as applied 10 the gums wonder
jul change produced, and after few appica-
tons the child displayed obvious relief and by con-
tnulng in its use, l glad to inform you, the
child has completely recovered, and no recurrence
of that awful complaint has since occurred, the
teeth emaneting daily, and the child enjoys
perfect health. give you my cheerful permission
to make this Acknowledgements public, and will
gladly give any information this circumstance.
VIM JOHNSON.
IJ9A gentleman who has made trial of Dr. Pa
riss Soothing Syrup in his family, Tin case of
teehng child,) wishes us to state that he found il
entirely efectual in relieving pain in the gums, and
preventing the consequences which sometime fol-
low We cheerfulIy comply with his request.
Boston Times.
For sale by e. P. WALTON 81 SON, Montpelier
VT IL LUTHER JEWETT, st. Johnsbury, VT.
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In Danvllle, on the 23d INST, of the Consumption,
Mr. John F. Cutler, aged 25. He was a member of
The Congregational Church, and died in IA happy
state ofmind.
Also, the same day, Mr. Ezra Harvey, aged 3d.
His death was occasioned by having he hind wheel
OF a wagon, heavily laden with plank, pass over
MS body while going down hill, about fortnight
previous TO his death-Stur
At Middlebury, 18th inst. Elisha Brewster 4S.
In Elmcre, on the ooh inst. Emily Adelaide, ed
est daughter of Col S. Perley, in the 18th year of
her age.
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In Tins town on the 26th inst, by Rev. Mr. Morse,
Mr. ELIJAH DANA, of PEI CHAM to Miss POLLY
CHENEY, of this town
In iooksett, N. H., Mr. Joseph G. Smith, of Can
dia, aged 80 years, Mrs Sarah King, of ooksett,
aged oo Her Oldest son, by former marriage, was
present at the wedding, nged 90 years; the grand
children, and great grand children also pres
ent Two Of the great grand children performed
the donors of the wedding bride s-man and maid.
What State can go ahead Of New Hampshire.
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Queen Victoria coronaied at the appointed
time, attended with oil the ceremony and parade
the imagination could devise. Representatives. from
the crowned heads of Europe were present, and
also one Mr. Van Buren,, Of the President of
the United States, as a Representative to present
the fluctuations OF his falher the occasion. The
cost rthe Jewels used the occasion ! ,000i.
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| Mr.. Edit0r.-Tbe great argument, which is now
held forth by the antiabolitionlss, as their dernier
resort, IL, let every man mind his own business,
We have nothing to do with the South; their bust
ness does not concern US; il they have sinned and
continue to sin, they and they alone, wild have to
answer for it;--but they not the only persons
or class or people who his argument.-It YOU
reprove the drunkard, he will tell you to mind your
own business; if you sec men fighting and repri-
rnand them, their answer will be mind your own
business. My attention was arrested, as was pass
ing cottage, by cry from within, murder! muir
der he is killing me! oh ! murder !! | went
in to ascertain what the trouble / found a
man who had destroyed his better feelings by the
use of ardent spirits and was inhumany beating
his wife with large cane, which he held in his
hand III asked him what reason he had for treat.
ing his wife thus; he met with the powerful
argument--'ti it is none Of your concern ,''s mind
your own business, why need you trouble your
self about my affairs, 81 take Of my
| family, and all want of you is to walk out Of my
| house, and go along about yonr own business! if
you do not will drive you out !" While uttering
The last words he raised his club to strike. If the
Sclectmen man squanderng away his prop
erty, and they take means to secure it-he meets
them with brck-b and club, and informs them
that they had better mind their own business; if
you interrupt midnight parties Of thiefs, ibernes,
debauchees, they tell you TO " mind your own bus
mess"
We that this all powerful argument is
used by different and numerous classes of people,
and my wish is that some person would inform me
what is meant by the phrase, let every man mind
has business ask, is he 10 remain inactive,
and his neighbor suffer for the want Of things
he procuree is he 10 see his neighbor property
destroyed by merciless band of ruttans, and him
self not iif finger to il Is he to his fell
low beng torn from his own house, home, family,
friends, and all that is and dear TO him in this
life, carried into foreign country, and there task
ed we'd, and the sweat of his brow excited with
stripes, at which mercy would weep, TO see thrice
inflicted even upon dumb beast, and not raise his
voice to demonstrate against such proceedings!
RUGATOR
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, July %, 1888.

WOnday, July y, 1888.
Reported for the Boston Patriot
AT market I65 Beef Cattle, Is Cows and Calves,
1890 sheep; and 140 Swine.
Prices. Beef Catle--We quote to correspond
with last week; first quality at So 80 IS; second
quality az 25; third quality So a so
Cows and Culves-Sales made at ss25, 81. 80. 81
80, and $42.
sheep-Prces little reduced We noticed sales
at so, 67, SO, 90, and So; Wethers 9 25,
49, 3 %, and 50.
SWINE No lots sold to peddle lot of old
prime qualify, at Sig. A few small pigs we're re-
tailed at about the prices of the two last weeks
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Retrenchment ind REFORM State Expenses,
have heard much, of late, from The party of profit
gacy extravaganza and speculation, about 'retrench-
menl and reform al Washington. We trust, there
fore, that shall be excused for wing before our
readers and the public a statement of the annual ex-
pendilures of the Government of Vermont for the
last seven years, as it is matter Of immediate in
terest TO the people, the tax payers, of The