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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

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IssE 90 N be uttb Gin liberales putiieun lters
ls1EesEN bauft; baB fte cine partneri8aft in
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nit etntn 9prratb fir jete Sabrestett faBtnber
9atcr rtrlebtn baten. 9aruntrr ttnb.: r
| (bpar,e, bfaut, srune, maultetrfarfnt, traune,
Iabelaibfartnc, CADET unp ttabl9entiebte rer5iiS'
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2Beise; griine, rctbe unp selte Slannrllt. 8ri,s
Inc, f6rarie tlnb traunc 3ieScnbaar > Sa,nlets.
Canton Slannetle aller fSartet,, 9rilner Sries II.
8ats. Gnslif9e II. fran56ilfhe unb tlSurlrte Olcs
rinps. 8rine, f1arlaeb unb criinfrn Oltrtens,
sct(ci6tc ,lnp tra,lne 3ersc, Dpr6cfer Iidin8s,
Is, 4 unb 9iertel. Amcritanifts, fran5otfbe
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fisurirte 1t. einfade Ge,ntrifs, br. Sctinetts,
itrirnc unp tau,n,polne $atts uno GinfaBunsen.
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trnb tprbtftiler 9etrprrttt finb. =.
0r9as publitum tpirp crhi6t, anjurufcn
unr su unterfu6en am neucn badtetnrrntn &C.
taune, treldes an Der Gtfteite res Canals tftBt,
an Der (ibtieben @tite Der Wlatnltrabe, stnn 3tis
den pcn miner uno Wc s aGny.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

NJ. Srteerih Serrmonn Speperer,-s -rOO 90
fettfem 5lfen SUM 1882, orn .Sa,is attpefene,
'pirppcn frincrn tctlmr,erttn 8atcr aufseforocrt,
nod .oaiis ~ tontr,en, inberte er ptnfdt, i'm
BET berannabtnnem Utter lit feittr Slabt perforst
|3u trben. 2Me menf1tnfrsunte, bic rom $eten
cetr Ipre rEisen Sunslinss irsenp sitr 2tustmfi
seten t6nnet, perren 8eteten bett al, bt,, unterz
gel aneten9 9attr, cbtt ON cine ibner 5iina1tf9ees
gene teutf6e 3eitansserreSitirt seanse,t 5ulaBcn
g S.. 6. 81 peDerer.as
J. UreeNctn, 9tater Gauntp, pa. 9lpr. 23. 4n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
tl1ter u. Seife MS a abrif {
in 6 anton.

l. g. in Canton. r.
.0\tr ltnterfdrietene jeist Dttn puttifum bier.
X init crsetenif ait. baBcr amGaral, sleidb bin,
ter2Seters 8rpBtrep, in rer Stabt Carton, pas
Sid ter unb. 5eifemaden
I'm GroBen ttne &teinen 3u tetrtitcn anetfausen
Bat, une Sefteaunscn, bic III fttn Sad f6lasen,
aut bas panttli@ifc, Setfe unp 9acblfeiltte aus,
tubren trtre. Gr tlttet tcsDalb I'M scncistcn gu.
trru6. s;s......-- ~. -sp ~ : -,
81. 3. SIR ltnfalitt tlnb @tifnfett, rie aud
fur quite, refine 4fht, pirb Der bfdtte Oaarftpreis
tejahlt. Satob tier.
Canton, Gtrtrintcr 20. z.~ 39Nt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
AMERICAN HOUSE.

at the northwest corner of Market and 4th
Streets, where he is at all times prepared
to receive and accommodate travellers and
passengers. As his premises are very spa
cious, he willbe enabled and provided for any
call, however numerous, and by strict atten4
ton to the wants Of his customers, and by
good treatment and reasonable charges, he
hopes to merit and obtain share Of the pnbs
lic patronage. His bar, table, seds and stas
bic, shall be such, as to need nonebut their
own praise. WILLIAM KOOS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
0}sue SleiOermabersp
III Der @tabt Qantet1.

+G>er Undergraduate tenadrt4tist btertnit paS
~ eputlitutn, paBe pas 6 letptrma9e r
9ef6afti Il, alien peSsn 3rpeiStr In Der Staet
Canton 3u tetrcittn an8efanScn bat, >Ailct', Die
iii, nit ibrem 3ufPrub tcsbren rtrben, tpirb tr
st,te unp I8fne Nrteit in mfSItatf tur3er 3eit 80
Sillisct, preiftt fieftrn. Sernerer balt ftrtiSe
Sleibuussftttde gum 9ertaut mel8e Ct fur Saar
8elb crcr $atptsrrcputte atlaBen rrire. Aud)
mirb Ct xii6er unp GaBnette recarttren sprburd)
bis(e Stpffe nibt mir ettcn unrerttl9haren 1lnhj
erbalteu, fcnpern ailb tebcutcnc az 8ate 9tnits
ntn Scinc RcbnuHS 1T in Der 1useara,nas
e trase, rcten !6errn Brrmnin9's Stcbt.
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PUBLIC HOTEL,

at ZanesvlIle, Muskingum Go. Q.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
public, that he has taken the we'll known
stand, in the .tbove place, known blythe name
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

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sshre anferes Serrn ec5rfu ebritti BON
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4nbners biblfhe Sijtcrieu ! 60
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

Eruhtr G # e.-- 9lls gut eearbeiter
= iparrantirt, ,perren tum 8erfapf auf .6ane
9ebalten Itnn5is uilb &eQp
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

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Office.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14
9seaes ltno 9ldnsenbes !. =
gtobl6msnt In MaBilIcn Sbio..
AftIIer g aacGuIIp

- tsna8rt4tcn iDre sablrri9tn Srsuns
)ssE Dc unb Gin IiberaIes putiitmn ilters
ls1EesiE5N bauft; baB fie cine partnerl8aft in
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

% !" 2bllntr, taptnpel, .ecnts UNI
Slorioa 2Ba6cr,
100 /" Cosmetics ptr(huetncr 1rt, tptt
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tsutfebt Srauter unb Stau6erterien, SScentl ,e.
81 9ustno .9aar oeI G6enj, 0laaeBar UNI
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-14

7e\alee ben ensliihen Multern uno Mas
+ fattur merbtn gum Gertauf ouf !eanp Sc
baltcn, Icy IenHis ntse &cap.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
From The Brdgti0a Chronicle.
THE GREAT ECLIPSE OF 1879

! The cclipss WE norcsiva bori,s 10 lao ,t.,
common, IN of the newspapers in onr country
ana ms early notice IS doubt owing 10 some perI
liar circumstances connected with the phenomenon H.
self For many years past have had at short inter
walls large eclipse of the sun either total or annular
and this one has been styled, by way of eminpucc
the last OF the seticsior shall not witness nnolber
similar eclipse Tor sixteen yea s. nor total ec)inse far
nearly generation 10 come and we c7uno, III
the solemn reflection that this will he the last
Die eclipse that macy OF us shall be permttod to sso
Yes, before another conjunction Of the heavenly boJis
which will cause total obscuration of the sun r,, a,
whole generation of species shall have n,ssed b
ordeal oI defih and the rettibuons oc eternity ard
vet the undstuTbed affairs Of the AImight, n,nyo 90
and those splendid spheres launched from his had
WIN Underwriting certainty igG their destined round >
pfhh'hg thelr Creator either in lusire or in shade
But we leave readers 20 moraIize upoD The subj
at Their leisure. We hope the day may Il, fine 10,
not cloud may obscure the horizon or dim N. .tsn,
ting suns efulgence-thst all may rniov H.. -
Of behoding-though none can e,ncrc3,Co g. -
OF such u spectacle but the student oC rar ".t''
humble wofzhpper Of its Urea, Artbort N' 1AD 'Ae
ln order to furnish our readers with n fi md ,,
tabor TO calculate Tho ernc, soIe pans and
/ eclipse -adsp,ng ,hcp, .,,rr.NI % ZINES oi this
meridian of Bridge,on ,rbinh ~ ~ we I'utuue and
min ,,ar,h - ''', nhiCn we roo TO be 80 deg. 70
G,c,nwich '"u longitude % deg 10 min west, from
Tins scl;.. ;,I
,bs - N''i nov De total but annular-that is
tI,n ID Ft1'e"' ea"etet 1eing less at the time
L', Iii pun 0'nN'' niue me whole face Of the sun
=, Iii ' ".v H''@'h visible, Ike L luminous ring
81 P'''o"' "''nih certain distance from the central
P' ~
nc eclipse VIII occur September Is 1898 between
. anu siocA' IN he afternoon. The first point of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24


Nar.ar. Tb,s. one VI tho most inpousu,
c,,s,cns IN farming a great deal 81 this work IS
Ia ~ d,re IN short time and ~ a warn season
s,4tts II The greatest importance 10 tighten the
labor a. fsr =. p0ssibe. We have srcn some stout
hard. fnfn tool nad sweat I'll dsy and DO bot a
email DAYS work, while other men Of much les
,trrncth Wouid cot more grass aud yet not exert
themselves TO faiigus. From h- !, y evident, that
sutuc mowers exert twice tie strength that others
81 Ia performing the sane work, snd those who
use tie lesst strength usually do their soik the
beet tho they nay not reader the field SO smooth
by cutting ~ the tops Of kuolls slumps and stones
and other irpsJimenis that nttade themselves a
moug the thick grsss.
There are several reasons Why there is so great
difference IN the expense II labor there is DIFF
ference N Fncads ans .cYihcs as TO their hanging
well, aud there is great difference m scyihos
as TO their cuiiug with ease ana holding an edge.
'hat some are better worth h'r dollars than others
arc worth one cent. som" r'o keep their scyies
10 PRIME order,end 10 moving they Jay Their strength
out 10 Tie best advantage they use gentle mo-
li"a tbai VII not iailgur they are less liable 10
tuke stones &c, ihan those Nhu make greater eN.
etlions, and when they do siTihe tAnm less injury
IS DONE
Ihe best 'cylh"s should be chosen rs the dit.
NV ~ ~ ''' "'e" Ne's e""u ""e aun "HF
'.''' y good 'of ho'h'.g' Is a Hiete '"he 'naped
'ne '"Pe"s' u p'"O Sey'"e Is 'ess 'hln us 'u'ue
ABOVE poor one Tor ohiy one days use. scyihe
shou'u n'ns ,'g"' ana easy 50 'ii III moving u"
eAe,,''"' W." nc neoe'sof! eMcePl'ns toS"!ng Inc
Soy inc e"u n''u J.. f'eauy. we nave seen some
qua soeods Or 'h'tgs t"al had 'hese names
50 'Pee" ,not '"e sfe"s'h VI one man was heres-
sS'y ~ "o'u ''e'n ~ proper posll'"n' Wmie thut
~ D""''e' WIS neeueu 10 s",ng 'hem OF course
oE haNPg eood scythe, wen hung, one half the
labor VIII he saved.
With good rigging and good scyihc ken, Sham
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

To extend tho charter Of The D..
Georgetown, II. &. s,
Resolution authorizing ,hc comn...
he buildings to remove the wsu,yr..
Office building.
Making appropriations for ,hc ,... ,..
tnalic expenses Of Goycrtnrcut rtl,,. q
Making appropriation. laf the ns,,. 49,.
1898. ''o.
Making appropriation, Tor Rr,..
other pensioners OF the United S.au,.
1898. 10
Making appropriations Gor the Csrt..
IN Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
To provide for the payment If n..
which wll became doe AMI payable Pc. ..
and Little Osagcs in the year 1855 d. r.
or purposes.
To repeal certain provisions or"Aas-.
and amend the several acts imp,e,r II. d.
ports,' approved the liJh of univ. Is.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

his brow, tina, which he has gathered in the
bloodlcss fields of the Cherokee country. He has.
IN the discharge Of tho ungtStefdl duty imposed
upon him, gained by his vigilance, humanity, ard
address, immortal honor.
The hetoism Of the sword belongs to msny-- to
none more cmpba,icslly than to Scott but. cor
aeeous enlightened, and selfdenylug humanity. Is
higher attribute, and Belongs 10 but few. Hap.
ply Tor the Cherokces, and happily, too, for the
honor of his country in the character Of Scott
they have been found united.--N Y. american
The story Of 500 having been blown up in Steam.
boat, is enletely unfounded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
SOUTHERN COTTON FACTORIES.

There are in North Carolina eleven Cotton Fac,
tories in operation and about as many more in
progress Of erection: The Sulisjury Caroliniou
SAYS
"From these fncls i, will be seen that N. Caro-
Ina is making rapid progress in Cotton Manufac-
turing and We think The work has Just commenc.
ed. Her facilities are gfeut that the business
once started, umst 90 on.--We have water power
uonhdaht, and cheap. We have the raw mate rial
at hand, and what is remarkable, labor in the Yves
tern Counties Of North CAROLINE. is cheaper lhan
in New England.
The effects of the establishments already in
operation begin to be Eel. throughout Inc State :
three yeas ago immense quantities Of Cotton warns
were brought into the State By our merchants from
"' N"',h' ana solo to our citizens now, not a
"""h 10 brought :--our own establishments not on
~ supply our wants for home consumpton. but
are beginning to export the article. Parcels Of
NORM Carolina yarns have already been sent TO
haFAet III the CITY of New York, and find ready
sale at fair proiis.-Eyen now, several of our es-
'aU"shme"'S are making preparations to commence
'"' Weaving OF coarse cottuns. We may venture
The opinion that in two years, North Carolina will
not only supply the demand for her own consume
~" win tle coafser cotton fabrics, but also send
'hem out Tor sale INTO the markets Of the world.
On the whole, the Manufacturers Of the Northern
states need not much longer count North Caruh.
IA as one OF their mutkcs they may rather rerard
her as competitor, and one who, from The urea.
advantage she possesses will coon become very
Formidable"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

NV OahM
The CITY has given GO m9iuy l...
ticket To- Congress, 0nl IA the district ID.
ior Mr. White, our former Kcuc,raft.....
sent excellent and patriotic Chief N,...
Mr. Slljell. We have also carried c....
delegation TO the Legislature bu,.......
umph has been 10 the , : Congressional. ST.,
present represented by Gen. Rirsr sl..
tho hot bed Of Van Buenism, ood was aloav,
sldertd as good for 1900 m,ioulytt ue A.
lstration, aud where, on fhs occasion. ue
Iected Chnn, by abou, 400 The few hoo.
yet to hear from win increase Mr. Romt'. -
ty, which will probably be about 600
1900 votes.
The returns for the members of The l..
hrc not Sc; all received but wc have %.
pat it beyond doubt tina; rot only shalI vsa
large wing majority in join, ballot, bat ak.,.
some majority IN each honse.
In short, the victory of the WMe.sn.
plctc as II Is sigaal and far cycc,d- n. ea
lions Of the most songuluc. Loui~lan, j..-.
of the very surest Whi. States in ,ho Ua.
this election has not only taught as orr ,-
but also The necessity Of the most nc.,ycl ..
We cannot close this article wi,hu, CD
menling Our friends in Florida They
deemed themselves ley hay, doug U.a..
are deserving OF all praise.
The whole Of the returns viii boz re.,
day or two, when he Wings slod a.ru
mosse, and celebrate Ihcjr g.sst uonnt l..
q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

mississippi Union Rank This msim'.
capital OF fifteen millions, We hundred Tho.
hrs gives heavy salaries 10 its differs I'll.
Courier saws that il pivrs to
II G Ruuncls President. 9
---Gildort Bank Attorney
Samuel Gwin, Cashier,
-- Grcenleaf Asst do
---- Wyatt, Teller,
---- Price, Clerk,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24
Tnln

The President Of this Monster d, ihc h's T.,
Governor of Mississippi lis cashier is them
Gen jackson kept in oIce in defiance OF bis D
rejection 10y the Senate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-24

ne grealeit bell eyer cast 10 tli.c.l-.rl e
I1st tasi al .pu02icld, for Nae y York Cl, ia.
weighs nearly 10000 lbs
q, ne trends Of Mr. Webster in Boston. t-.--
.'1 mechanics take The lead, are making lrs
city.
a monument is 10 be erected At R7eAeaj
memory Of tho crew aud passenger. lot 20 ...'-
Mexico
Commodore David Potter. the Unitel se'e' ''
oes Ahiires al the Turkish Court, and Asta. 49, i
r al Boston few days since, IN lls ,'! -
Ihe town Of Taunton, Mass, vas nd.el.l'' .a ~ i.
Term 81 theIt Court Of Common Pleas Tor n,. '.ll
ins nigh school ~hbin 10 limits sg'eess'I "'f
uslous ~ the s,1oy,e
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.faf.l Csit,,rsgA o. Ts8'si4y uofain- q.
80. o., o'cioes leg & psF4cf exploded Ia =
~. h.r A-a.s 10 Ncfsrgisu street. Fsit.vile the
.seei. 81 -Aieh SER f1raif8l Sstead Gessfis uyn.
T,rs PERRIN. ~sr- srcssfsliy ssra,. three " whom
have ,ncc ticd .ad the rcrs,rfy o. ihe rcinsttng
;ea.on, ~ eoa.,ssre1 5osb,fai. Too Or three OH.
s,s ssrc sl.o harni, bot not dangerously. We
Learn from th. ~ iaer. jou.ns' that the explosion
oc-srs5 10 the foliosiag usaaer; ono Of The
sea went .uia the middle II The toom to hil h's
Gees sith posacf from tho keg. Wilde 70 TIE act
4 dong ths smother was lighting his pipe With
an ighi,ed t'ieI, ard approached to oonser'e--a
.p.N fcw Off mo the powder sni the whole ck
,i,8se The front 81 lhs hoste sss thrown out
.rtersl inc bee ,hs, became necessary 70 prop
81. man STANDING the door way thrown
eut sgsin.i he pahag. The deceased are s'hifcd
Ell. ss cid man aud boy. who died s0t~ ilcnu :
fbe most srctut,aiiug tgones.
TIE sight Of The Sufferers WAS heart renaiog-
th,,r ks.teueI faces. lseefa,cd bodic. aud pierre
ing cue. % distress, were hstfoWiug to the feel
,nrs q TIC beh9.dcr
The names Of 'he principal sufferers are ~ FOL-
love Jshn Dresosl and hs son Michael Qalnn,
" ..hael Ryat. Margaret Shaciler snd EIesoor
DfesJal. OLe q he others issinco des1.-.Nl I'm.
4 Brdr, O1 Oak. In recent interview with
the Hon. John Quincy Adams, ha addressed his
vsito-s IN The following language 4 am menu
b.t in foil communion. ct the Congregational
church Of Quincy. Henry adams, my ancestor
emigtaied from England ia 1894. aud one Of
the founders Of this church IT, 1889. HIS con Ju-
,eph MAS long member Of the .aus .church, and
deC 10 1904 aged 90. lIis son Ju,eph Was also
a member, aud died in 1899, aged So. HE con
lohn, my granjisthe', Has also a member and n
d,.con, In this church, and died N 1850. aged 6S
years Ny father was long member aud died
as yoc viii remember in 1876 at the oge Of Of.
On my fathers Iecesse. Joined the same church.
| had no, joined before, as was mos, Of the time
ab.cn, from home; but God has long been 10Y
hone and nos rs am about to die, have calm
and cheerful hope Of joining my ancestors in a
house not made with bandr eternal in the heavens"
--Qaacy Patriot.
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a " tipes'st that At Fieaeh Csb,us, ALL ,b.,tl,
''''-os sets 7f esuaerer zia Tsaas
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VAN buren, MONSTER

Majority on joint ballot Is
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Outrage The Dciroi, Pos. Of the Oh Jul

Outrage The De,roi, Pos. of the Oh Juv
has the following
We were informed on Saturday. by gentleman
from Hamilton, U. c., that. in passing through
Chatham, he learned that msn had just been sho,
cead b. marty Of Indians and, upon inquiry, as
eerlained he following facts. A young American,
oy the name OF Allen was on his way, alone and
unarmed, 10 visit his friends 10 the interior of Can
ada' a body Of Indians, to whom bonus has
oeen offered by the British Government for patrot
see pr met him he stepped aside to let them pass
and vas fired al. lie died immediately. No al.
lenIion was given it by the au,hofilics for he wus
only an american CiHyen.
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SOL and the CherOkr,s. From conversation
with an intelligent gentleman directly from the
Cherokee country, we learn that oil apprehension
Of difficulty or disaster from that qnar;er IL uow
entirely remored-ihal one fourth of the Chcfo.
kces,or about iuor thousand ~ humber hive already
been infwGrdcd 10 thor future residence IA the
West, and that the residue Of the nation, almost 10
man are now quietly encamped under The pro-
lection Of the United States troops, at convenient
pieces for removal amply and comfortably proyid-
Cd for aud Will be conveyed to their place Of des.
tnai'n as soon the heat Of the season sill per
ui'. Thus great and fearful object though seem
lngiv one n dire necea.Hy, Will soon be sccon
p',sheG. aud probably without the los. Of single
,ife."
II ony thing can atone f1r the violation Of ma.
uouaI ianh--ii any thing cen PALATE the injustice
~ removing by force Of arms 81 unufIendng. and
comparatively, civilized people, from their native
homes TO distant and barbarous region II IL 10 be
'o9nd' partly IA the compensation offered BY The
removing power but mostly 10 the wAtchful ,ol,e,-
'ude' eHd guarding humanity, BY which the set
"'' accompanied. No laurel heb Seol, la, se-
oofea al. lave - long. Or bloom % bs.hly FOUND