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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
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rem. Gs rcnt9t ras 8lut unp 9ittt remfctrn ricrer
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in tbrc 9cD6ri9e Orbnun9-cs rcrtrctt bic 8eltfuet
Nerrcnstttrn, O(icrerI6ncr;en, rcrtrctt rte Q9lr.
n,cr, turirt bic Splte tm Ofa9en unb DEN 0tr1rnen
Sir bic QSabrrebt, ros toltc Sietcr, rc6fclDaftt
Gieter 5er1t(crftn 9luDr unp 0urtbfal, lit ts eins
por3islide Wlcrtjtn 70 mic aud icbr tfartenp fiji
tpaebe Srauent thinner, bie it tb1er Oirnatctt utz
resclmdsi9 inp 11nb felt bic 0e9elmabi9tett pebcr
Ger, turrt ale alte Sebapen, Sa5fube, peibe &C.
f2wultf, ,e.
9ie(e oOlepi,ir entDalt nibt ben ,ntnoe'ten 1Gcil
Olertur pcer fnnItiscs Olineral; tie miro 9an5lid
BON &rautern sutereitct, unp 1T rplItpnnnen nf6ape
lib. Sureb Den taSltben 0etraudb ptefer Olept5r
in Guantitatcn ppn bis 10 Trcrfcn tpirp bic 9ts
fltnbbct erDaltcn, neil es cn 9utes S6utmtttel III
9e9en Die meiten &rantbcitcn, penen Olcn9ct1 utt=
tertpprfrn ltnp.
3eu8ntBc.
QSir, Die ltrtcrfhrctencr, GinpcGncr ron Start
0auntp, n Stoot Obc, tc5cu9ctt bitrmit, rab mir
fett etlC0en SaDrcn, IN u1iern Saltlen DaS AeutDe
&rdutcr sttense Grir, jutcreitct ron Gala 1t. &lcr
in Canton, obic, ofters 9etrouhtcn, unp jcprsma
init Dem tcttcn Grfplg. Sir Sinpernn9 unp Sur in
GlieperEbmerjen, &plf, rcrrprtenen Ola9cn, taltes
SttEcr; Sietcr, 9iubr, II. ~. batcn mir nr6 nes
mails Elm Mtttel 9efunpcn, nel6es 70 fab tnr 9cptb
feline quite QSirtun9en 3et9t. Qus refer urfad cinz
pftbcn mir 9erne bic pt9e rprtrcff1ide Saniltcnz
O1rpsin untern leiptrren Olitnrrnftctt, ranit aud
fe pen 9erfa6 MAIDEN tonncn, uin paourb 9cbclt
~ perpen. SpDn Gcrter,
.5einrib Scnuncr, Sotrt -{56fteb,
!oetnrteb Senttl, Gbrtian N6B,
5pferb Sfbb, Saccb Si6B,
8epr9e VuRtp, -6tram qNpcrs,
.6enrp <ppart, O1i@acl lplcp.
Osnatnr9, Stare Ganntp, Obtp.-Seb ttiet,z
sc biermit, baB eb flint Sabre lang nit Der $etcrz
trantbet tebofet scrpefet lin, 70, bab b alle 9pff
ming sur 8enefun9 auf9ab. Nle .SIlft, re Ner,te
~ ertbtiltn rtrnesenb llnp, batte eb, epceb pGne
Grfls, perfl6t, unp pa ib mid nebt beBer tefarp,
per(ttbte ids NIT elmer Srttel Gala u,,b &cins
teutGdtm &rautcr SetenszG Glrir gu meincm srSBz
fen Grttaunet fnpe b mid rpllfpnnen Dtrscttet,
unb eann jest eine Gags Nrtcit auf neincr 8a,crep
perri9ttn mas t felt SaDren nibt tpnnte, ptslei
i'd rpabrenD ercr 3eit cine aBe 8clp an Qerate be-
aablte, pbne paB IS mir ettpas balf
Spbn g @etplp.
Nttefttrt :-Safrer g. S6elppn.
gu jeoer 8pttet 1T en selbcs 3etteben sef1st nit
Der J1amensf9rift Der GSentbi1tr pbne ,pelbe bic
mebi3in ntdt aebt 1T.
Dec. 20, 1887. b.p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
cSuipeuierz gBddre.

Suip ellter> Waare.
60 SueenO feine uno sem6bnli8e 9brrinss>
so DO. 20. 9ruttnope[n,
fnpcrfeine tDrens pettl3aft
uDrcntettcn,
so Sin9errin9c,
8 armtanptr.
gor;ii9Iide perflmerie.
300 9uetnp abprtirtc Sanep Seife,
SO " Sblncr, samenpel, !Spni9 unp So:
rtpa QSaBer,
100 Cosmetics pcrfberencr Qrt, trie Scr
sno Spiletten pulper, 3abnpulrer, pcmabe, 8drtn
Del, S6aumfeft, Nofr COMPOUND, &ippenfalte
tattcrt6e -6aarfarte, 0restor Cali, teutftbe Gra.
ter unp 0ou6crtcrjen, 9tpfen6l &c.
rs 0ueenp -0aor Del GBen;, DlaaeBar uni
8arm6l.
gP II f falte N.
QSal6s militarifbe 1lne Gotillict 00luflf, LOG
Snnbel rrrjn9li6e Sirlir unp 9iclcncellp @otten
6 9usenp Siplintn rcrfbiebener Stcinrel, bp b1,1
unD cccraDpl5 Sl6ttn ron 5u Siltcrf6lIBel, Do.
tur unp mapelbc5 pftfen, Do. aBcrtirtc 9iplint6.
gen, tpprpn ctni9e prodbti9 cin9cleSt lnp, 2 Do
Sbnarrcn unb Stnbcrtrpmmcln, irie aud Sriel
trcnnen, Do. 8aBtrpmu1cln, einfab unp ecfebmiltt
l>2 10. Solcnerllps, einfae unb init Qatcntfn6rfcn
SorrelfaB prr5n9ltb 9carteitet, bp. @uitarrtn,
rert6epenart9cr Oluttcr, l Do. Slaoeplctten 1lnb
0lartrnrttcn, 0laripnetten nnb Saartten Sfieps
S@rauten nnbS9 9mon5ftlde fir 9iplinenunp 1tp.
ltneellrs, Sttnmba,nmer 1t. gakeln, Stminpfeifen,
Sorpbafrps, Samrfer, Galrrbrn,,n, 9csenbaor,
Sp8entrcfhe, Slbcnf@lnbcl Slctenfcbern, Slptenras
pter Slontttlebcr, Ounrttide fir ale Snttrunete
Sruden, Sinscrltese ,e.
WllltotrtIde 8anber
trtrpc ett Derrliocs NBprtemcnt 8uacls inben mic
euob Slarpentrcmreten, 9rneert Iron1retcn, &(arz
rsnbcrner, Q1alrb6rner ppttb6rner, Serpents, 8oBz
9brner, prfaunen IT, {. ~ unp ,n6sen b rararf rerz
laBen raB le ppr5aslidbe Sntfrtmente ;u maBisen
preiten erbater.
O154ue Snttrutnerte it:,p perlt6ert. - Sebe Qrt
Iustcbcrun9 rirp NIT SprSfalt 1lnp Gtle bcfcret
Settellun9en pom sarpe tperpcn NIT Sprsfalt sitts
serodt
,USramer nnb SnoanifAes .Sanrler bic in irscnp
ct9cn Nrtteln banpeln, ,perren srpse Saraen fin.
pett. H. 9epmcrt. Snirprttur
unb gambler tn teutfebcn QSaaren.
CLEVELAND, pb6nir Getaupc, Qrril 20 t,p.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04

@tl6Ber, Glinfen uno 9biiran9eln, nj.
NJ jepe 4rt Saamatsrialten, finb in benz .eartt
ipaarti, Stcbr, nahtte xbnr sur ppfts Offs in
aaastipn, Obto, su baben, bep
pev. o. 1887. b.p. xtnu is aws &tlty.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04

Toseph .. II elnr

Htrt9tet feline teutfeben Srellnpe nnb baspntlteus'
~ uttrDaupt Bag ct Den San5en 9prratb pts Serrn
Qen. Seals, ron pelten 9etauft bat, tettebenp aus
6erren Seoer- -Gis GGtteL
gpaniIhe SdtteL batb SpaniIhe bc. Da>
men SeoersSis, % 9euleine, b.. 3dnme>
Sattelbdss, 91eiies Sdde, Dro0oner Sap
pen, ,patronsSaid)en, ocliters, Deorbcrne
9efhirr, Gumn,ette, 9eid)irr bon jeoer
@attuns, &ummets Spdne, 3u9trdn9e,
@cfer, Seuers Gimer, Qonopn Ma9en ptits
Ihen, 9emetne peitlhen bon ie6er Sat-
tunH II. 10.
2(Qe bic pti9cn Nrttel nb rrn gutter Nualitat ttt~
ren lle aus Den tttten Oateraen unb auf bic tett.
Nrt 9emaht rpprpen Ilnp ll1p pcrben int 8rrBrn te
&einen, tp rpcbfctl fir taar Ger pber rpbuttt rers
tauft ais tn9e abnlbc 8utc, in per tpetlidsn Sanp'
(haft.
2(ue 2nfPrf@e fir 2rtitel in ieinem Sad ,perbes
fp9(eieb rpll5p9cn.
Die Ginmpbncr ron @tart unr rcn sransenpen
Gauntcs rerper crfuebt tcp Dtn enjutefren unp fir
lIcb telttt 5u fcDen.
9as @efbaft ipirb in ber 2Berfttattt bts .6rn.
QEm. 9eals, ber 3ant 9e9eniter, in Der Iustoranas
Stra6e, an9etrieten, no es tDm Sre,lpc MAIDEN ,ptrD
alien InCprilhen in fenem Sad auf bas 8ttte at3u.
martcn. Spfepb s. 8 I'm.
0t@antcner Banf!1Dten tperoen at par
fir 9lrbeit poer Sdulben an9encmnten.
Canton, 0rrtl l3, 1888. lSq.
@ertt f fat.
0TSir bic unterfarictene't, S1rser prn Start 60.
~ befhelni9en, bab mir fcbpn felt 9eratltner Seit
" 8atrps patcnt w f6rmt9e Sener f +,
9 atte [ scbra1lht, un> pietelten als tebr lti@te
lrnb tequcmc 9cttatte ous fa,,ren. 28ir empfcblen
petelten pem puklitum germ ols ppr3d9ober als it,
9et1p cine anrcre Nrt bic mir je setraudt.
$epts Sp9le, Grbraim pepplr,
QDtliam 8eals, Sattltr, Satpb @6afFer,
Seei 8. &lint, @. 0afcnrtrscr,
Sbcmas 9Dattpn, Benjamin t5aas.
n. 9. Ottse Sattel perren ppn Sofepb 8.
8 III, bet 8onf in Canton sesenutsr, rerfrtist
unb perfauft.
Qpril 27. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
2lnfunft nsusr Yrubjabrs = 0lter
I'M S(epeldnb 8aaaar.

ar unterfdbristene 1T fo ettn POM Often SurlG'
~ 9etcbrt, unb cr6ffnet unp bittet nun gum Der
tauf an, etn asen,cines NBprtcment Ieutfber Gttel
I'M 0an5en uno Gtn,eln, unb balt bic IDattaebe, bat
bic meitren piccr SITTER ene ei9sne urprtattpn tnp
fir einen Sepc99runb, paB tpcttlebe Saufeute uni
.6anbler tep ibul anrufe11. Sein Vprratb tctttb
gum 1beil aus
Spieltperfen, 9uppen ii. SdncD Waaren; mis
1900 9ueenp b6l5crner SPieltaben,
100 DO. tn63erner 20.
$50 DO. luppen,
20 Do. Snrtten,
$50 DO. Slc@ unp 3tnn Spitlfabtn,
60 DO. oBprtirtc &a1nlne,
rs %. S6rttn,
500 Sinpc( aBrrtrts &prallen,
Satcn tcntfber SlaBttcr prn 10 8arbe te
be Sett.
8 Sdten bittprifebe nnp tttlirSrapbHebe Sup
ferttiobc
mlasnetif6e 1biere, @6autid(en, pettfaen
IDec9cthirr, Nrmtriltfe, ma9tdc soterner, Srielc
NatDlel, ptBetttrte 0boren, 8rsunm unp ser6bnli6'
Srelel, Olaultrpm.meln, 8ra;ien, Sdiebfbeiten
Ilurmel, Olosten, teutfebe pfeifen, S9nurf> Gis
garrett t.nc Iotatss0pten, &prtwoare, Weberf6os
len, SaGfa{6en, Sinperwa9cn, &norrcr, xotttet
unp UebermeBer, Gderen unp 0olrmeBcr, ubren.
tetten, 6rtcntra9cr, sScptiftc, Sie9elad, BrllIcn
Seueifen, zSricttofhcn, Eutbtatten, Srrin9Ieile
Nc9cl, StoDlftpcrn, uDrcn unp 0rmpaB SeblNBe
&inrerz rtDrcn, 9iaItrfdtfen H. Streebrienen, Srie
sci nno 9tallr9laicr, Otlaten, Sebreib unp 8rttf
Darter, pencilftc, neiBer Sinrfabcn, Slabelfdifen
sSeiatmaaBc, Sn6pfe, Stc6z Stritz unb andre 9lo:
pcln, SGermrmeter, 9p,ninrs, S6a6mdnner, %.
mentrctte, pnFfriele, @picltortcn, 2BarfeI, Q8itr
fclpfenni9e, 3trttl Sobtcfcrtofen, ptnie 9ar,nrnt
tas, Ittprripns, teutfbc Sepcrn, Miercf feppc, Sl@
cincn unp !oaten, teuttdes 9cmalpe parter, 60
tAnttten 9los, Nichtcttcln, 8riefttcmrel, &atnma
.Hlrtten, 9)urrer, 9elpt6rten, pereuBipnstarren
0ercrtraders, Gpnnen9laler, <ucferb6l5er, Stri6.
teutcl 9amcnlcdcn, !6olsscte6meipc, &pralet,, xpt
(etten, 6ithten, 5tnserbflte, -oaornapeIn.
Grtmrt tng6.
Gin aase1neines ABprtenent GutI@tnmader, Gait
cr, mitairftbt unp 9ampftrpt trimmings, mi,
Sabeln, Sranjeln, 8efeeuneen, @9nire, 4efeeAi
unp Jlesrert Serncr 1rtmminss fir pue uns
lSlcipermacber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
81 1T E rtcdn Sans
PUBLIC HOTEL,

at GAINESVILLE, Muskingum Co. Ohio.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has taken the well known stand, in the
above place, known by the name of the
AMERICAN HOUSE,
at the northwest corner of Market and 4th
Streets, where he is at all times prepared to
receive and acc commodate travellers and Dassrn-
gers AS his premises are very spacious, he will
be enab ed and provided for any call, however
numerous, and by strict attention to the wants OF
his customers, and by-good treatment and rea-
sonable charges, he hopes to merit and obtain a
share of the public patronage. His bar, table.
beds and stable, shall be such, as to need none
but their own praise.
WILLIAM KOOS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
2lrbeiter In @Ilen uno Stabl.
EIfas SrhfgsIer,

Gflceer IN Der Staot @antcn> Sttc.
oeiat hermit ben Sewcbnern pen St1rt
= Garntp unD besn l>utlttum crsctentf an, bag er
an fcinam alten Stanprlasc, an Canal 9e9ennter
9errn Sutius, Ii, Canton, ttnirer nreb tortfaprt
Aae 9lrten GiTenarbett
1T perrtdbtcn, mic urtpens8pbrcr, Naperz8 cbrer,
ipie aud icpe a1perc Art 83brcr, fcrner jere Nrt
93neipc -6anbperts5eus fir S6retner, 3irn,ners
Ieute ,c. @6tp6er Irtct, mic jcre anpere rt Gifen
pper @tabs Nrteit fir olafbinerie prer 5anprcrts.
peen. Gr pantt ersetentt fir bic ttreits senrBent
ltnterftaeun9, tttp miro ilb tcn1ben purh punet'
lt6trt, quito Nrtet ,lnp npbfeile preife bic Sort:
bauer per 6ffentlt4sn @stppscnbeit aud ferntr ~
ptrpienen.
81. s. Nu6 rerarirt CT alle 2trt 2trteit bic in fet
Sad fblaSt auf Dos Settc unb ju mrbfeilcn prcitcn
UJ& IF { III t1D e II rrtrren tn,ner ouf -0att
sebalten, unb tperpen als gut parrantirt.-ltc &of
fttnHblen rperren neu 9efbnittcn.
Canton, O1ars 9. 3oolt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
Meue 9ut 80 anufoftur.

Rena6riebti9en bic SNr9er Won Canton unp pas
~ putlitum ltterDanPt cbrcrtietstt, paB fle pas
-out,naeber @efbdft in alien peBen rcrfAicrencn
3nri9en su bctrcten onScan9cn batet, 1T Dem 3tntz
mer, pcl@cs tiIrjlih rrn rcn 9rttprcn 8ctpcn 1l1b
SoAncttrd tctppDnt tpprpen, IbIren n6rplib ron
Or. 8rrptabcrs Apptbcte ,pc e jeper3ett en 9rcBcs
unD ol9emeines NBprtsment !ot1te ouf .6anp baItcn
werbet1, mic
Sieber, Stter, 9tuter
mic au9 tptibe np 1dwar,e 8rufbz 6iitc unb tpeibe
unp fhparje Sepenz. .9lte, ferncr
Uniepert6pf9e, bretranftse feins IT. serpdbnli6eLp
lS . Il + s. te,
fo mic pieflten pptt etlien relt9trfen 8eQ9oftcn
9etraSen merpen ferncr tpetbe unb f@mar5e Scibcnz
6ite fir &naten, Olustrattcn -5tIte aer 2rten 1tp
auf tete Q1cifc rerertst trel@es Nlcs lie ppbfcil
fir 8aar9clp cpcr sanres prpbuttc allrr 2(rt pcrz
taufcn. Sie labtn &ac, bic 5u faufen ,nAnttn ein,
an5uruft,t, iDren 9prratb 5n tnteruben unp fir b
e. (ktt III 1trtkri(tn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04
$50 III SUbann Q1etsr,

anfanss !5erbtf 1886, rpn 9remct dus, in 8olti.
more, an. Set jener 3tit, bat Gnoestenannter fein
Sobn ntbts ,ne9r RON iDm erfabren. Gs fpQ ftine
Atlt@t se,pefen fepn, fb BON bort mad CINCINNATI
5n beseben. Oh ct beles ater setban, rber fleb no
elmer atpern @esenb perfi8t, tpes Der ltnterfbrez
bette Mot 1'nb bat es AUDI ttsber ;dt erfabren fen>
net. Srseno jen,anp, rer ettras non (einem &ebtd.
loe epfr Aufsntbalte tretB, tprb frennrdafttt SC.
betett, fenem nnterf3retenen te1asten Srbnt, bes,
belt f. balb ais ,ntsli6, unter csenoer 2pbrese NIT.
tuthetle, uno il ceBen ber5lteen 9anftarteit rtrz
itbsrt 5u balten. Olan abhreBirc AT
9pnrab peter, care of
MICHAEL Weissert, Canton, Stark county, Ohio.
Qpril13. 4m.
U1eutf6e Slatter init benen mir mebtln, trtr>
oet trtrest, ObtSes SeSengegenpiene, a1f,unebtntn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04

@ saSs s s sss3 @ SAC {ses s 3 s5 s sss sss sSs sss 8g
% oSo Sra. 62, Superior @traSe. as
M s. uno SO. Days gg
@ S6nittmaren uno Spscesspen= 90 90
1 .OanolunA az
Sc Bier Ibaren 6ttlb ron bet Gen,mereia(8ane, a0
GS CLEVELAND. az
s sf ssfs @ sSs ssks S Sks siss sisss ss sss ssSss ses
Sattler II. @eld,irrmodber 1Inb eineelaoen,
tbre Aufnertfamfeit auf Den 9prrat6 9attlerz
2Soaren, rattrter mpntirter 96nallcn 1lnp g; it's,
fatt'rte Ste9ttsel, 9urten ,e. better aualitat, i1
ritten, 5A batcn i'm !6artspaarenz Stcbr DOT,
WaB'llpn, Dec. 20 b.p. Sennis II. Qeup.
Gtsen uno Staht. Suniatta qcz
rolltes unb seba,mnertes Giien jeber 0rt fbipe.
e.eees anc rnBtt@es Do. 8ubz Stabl Srrins> @tabl,
&eutlder Do. epplp's rp enSlif unb a,ncrtaniftber
b: - QSrb tettanpis auf satp sebalten, in psr
UtatnttraBe rpn OlaBtQcn, tep
See. 29. t.r. 1ennis unb &tQp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-05-04

SRtrtbttt feline teutfben Sreunpe unb basputltfun
- uttrDaupt baB ct pen San5en 9prratb pts -6trrn
lm Seals, rpn pemfcten 9etauft bat, tettebenp aus
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-23

Friday Morning, Nov. %, 1898.

=
License Lac of Massachusetts--We are
unable rom the returns OF The election Of
members OF the Massachusetts Legislature,
which have come under our notice, TO form
an opinion whether the late law oil that state
prohibiting the sale OF ardent spirit, will be
sustained or not. From all the Information
we have obtained however, we are inclined
TO think il will The Worcester Spy, the
Boston Mercantile Journal, and the Spring
field Republican. MS well as a Boston Cor
RESPONDENT Of the New York Observer, all
agree in the opinion that the friends Of tenn
perance are in majority in the Legislature
The political papers generally are silent on
the subject. Whether the law be sustained
OF not one thing is certain that we shall
now have an expression Of The sober, sec
ond thoughts of the people" Of the state on
the subject This has been the test question
in the election of members ofthe Legislature
throughout the state. and no efforts have
been spared by the opponents OF the law 10
procure its repeal But there is good rea.
son TO believe that majority Of the people
Of the state, are aware Of the evils resulting
from the sale Of intoxicating drinks. and
will no longer consent TO be taxed for the
profit OF those who vcnd Them nor longer
suffer to exist among them, SO fruitful a
source Of crime and suffering. The towns
Of Worcester, Northampton and Springfield,
each gave a temperance majority. Of 20
representatives from Barnstable county, "a
are in favor Of sustaining the law. A gen
teman in Northampton writes TO his friend
in this place, tina, it is generally thought
that the law will not be repealed ut the ap-
preaching session. II so. and il can go into
full effect for one year, we have little Tears
for its permanent support, so apparent VIII
be its good results We understand that the
convic:s in the Mass. States Prison have
signed petition against its sepeal.
In Tennessee a similar law was passed at the
last session OF the Legislature. and seems 10
be producing a good effect. The Synod OF
Tennessee, IN document lately published,
say, Zone Of the grea, sources Of lntempe-
rance has been in IL measure dried up by the
late act of the Legislature, for the suppress
sion Of tipping houses. deed, for which
we render our hearty thanks to the guard
ans OF our social and public interests, and
for which posteri,y will no doubt, rise up
and call them blessed. IL is 10 MS great
cause Of rejoicing that This measure IS so de-
cidediy popular, and that it promises to be
OF such snlu,ary tendency" Who would
have believed FIVE years ago, that Tennessee
would have been so far in advance Of Yer
mont
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yesterday. while engaged in getting a
schooner off the flats in Ogdensburgh har-
bor---after firing into The United States, the
Experiment attempted TO run down the
Schooner Charlotte, but wus fred into by
the Patriots on board Of her, killing six and
uounding five, after which the Experiment
relrealed to Prescott A small boa, contain
ing or patriots, crossing from Ogdens.
burgh to Prescott, was fired into by the Brit
ish steamboat Coburg and disabled, and then
she run along side and fired down upon
them, sinking the boat and ling every per
son that was in her.
The steamboat Oneida has been chartered
BY Col. Worth, for the U. S. service, and is
to return Immediately to the River st. Law
renee, with troops from this place.
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il has been requested by the Co,.
publish an extra, giving the publ, ,st
telligence which he, on yesterday we
in relation TO our Mormon dific1I,.'sV es
are also informed, it says, ,ba, q "
three thousand men have been ord. ~'ea
raised and to march immediately ~ y hk
Of the suffering inhabitants. In /. zoe S
man gives the following letter. " "%l
Lexington, e o'clock, z. NJ On, o,
Gentlemen: This letter is sen, ~ ~ lSss
on express. by Mr. WIN. Bryant If I p' "
Since you left us this morning N, y
Morebead came here on express r.,
assist in repelling threatened ap ~, urn
Richmond 10 nigh. He broupb, nss. '@
the Mormon armed force had attach %
Bryantthis morning at day Itch, ~, uF
cut of his whole company Of "a Wv bad
Since Mr. Moreheud Ieh Richmond %'A-,
the company (Bogar) had come II , 0Ta
ported that there were 10 of his Coz.
killed, aud the remainder were ,ots' "'au
oDers, after many OF them had been Ps'
wounded He siated. farther ,L,, r1T
nond would be sacked and burned i, s
Mormon bandilii tonight NOTHING y, We
coed the CONSERVATION which this nsa w"
rise TO. The women aud children A., y"
ing from Richmond in every dirpr,;os
number Of them have repaired 10 Is,;n.,.
among whom is Mrs Rees. W. h,,s
100 well armed and daring men. O.,1.
the moot effective that our county ear iI'f
OF. WV
They will certainly give them tlb. ".
mons) a warm reception at Richmond :
night You will see the necessitv ofI,,'.
ing on to the city OF Jefferson. and sI,oof;
parting correct information to the pub;,
you go along.
My impression is that you had bette, ,.,,
one Of yopr number to Howard. CoOu,, ~
Boone counties, in order that volunteer ~,
be- getting ready. and nocking to the ,r,,.
OF trouble as fas, as possible. Tiny M,
make haste and put stop to the deys,,,I..
which is menaced by these iniuria,ed I.,,.
les. And they must go prepared and VA
the full determination 10 externlna,r or :,
pei them from the slate enmasse Nah
ing but this can give tranquility 10 Ii, uub.
lie mind, and re-establish the suprenssy 4
the law. There need be no farther dalyiD,
with the question anywhere. The AIormw
mus, leave the state. or We will, one and al
And to this complexion ii must CON.
last.
We have great reliance upon your blas
discretion aud fitness for the task 700 h,u
undertaken, aud have only time 10 say, Cid
speed yon.
Youis. truly, E. NJ RYLAND
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Fnon rnr NoRru-Tbe emeute in Low.

FRoa TnE NoRTH-The emesfe in Low
er Canada is ehectually disposed oil. for the
present at all events. Messrs Nelson and
Cote have taken care OF themselves as usual;
when last seen they were in the State Of Yer
mont. putting MS great distance as possible
between themselves aud Canada.
Gen Van Rensselaer, came down from
Burlington TO Whitehall on Tuesday, find.
ing that j: was Of no use for him 10 30 far
Their Nor,h, The poor dupes assembled nj
Nnpiervlle dispersed like so many rabbits
when they found that Sir John Coburne
wns swooping down upon them with about
3 900 regulars.
When troops reached Napierville. they
found the place in possession OF some one
hundred and fifty loyalsts. who had been
prisoners, but who. on the flight Of the in.
surgcnis, had armed themselves with the
weapons abandoned by the iugitives, and had
captured about twenty of the latter, upon
whom they were mounting guard. They
greeted the regulars with three hearty
cheers.
Sir John Colborne has caused consider
able number of houses TO be burned. belong
ing 10 noted rebels--a severe and painful,
but doubtless necessary measure.-N Y.
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