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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

% saturday evening" May 18th, The room win he 6 open.
myi7-imiss NHIn 49, I RARNEfT
f 1NFORSAT1ON wAVrED-Of WILLIAM 3. JEN.
kiNs, ayeuh OF " If age, who city
years sno nail sgn Any INTERROGATION respecting tire same
wcua Ne Thankfully eeived by anxious mohsr, BY adj
aI'ssns me 70 - HAZARD New fo'k Guy ibroughthe
Hy.e : $3.50"
Mia tOMPCJNn FXylsACT OF TO-
IS MATO PILLS -IHF EbEbRA1ED sIBSTI-
FUIE FOR CAtOMEt-Tht valuable medicine, which
has BEN ~ the west ana 90 tNes the
year an successfully lauDrBcsa ~ Pnsdtl phs within
the lestlhree moHihs, B0w behad AZ Us Guy.
Hiseasps such on clon &c the liver dispepa
constipation loves tfurnyr useats Nc L y ~ great
Ire nay 10 with priect confidence and
sac VI Tho nj Ne are urtd that Mites Com Fxrract
Ttniao ps rantsin sercufial preparation whssgvsr
The Censrl scent Tor The pol ior can rive
ncoeeSbe preot ibis aei, and j. aut eriseI H. Tier
Coz fund Extract T9mlln Pills does ar yer
Lss contained fshea sola by their agerts csom. ar ,nv
o,bgr nsrcura whscvcrrnd ,ltbouvh The ~
ss OF this medicine similar produce ~ r.,ns
still be taken withOR the ghte Of salv.jco or
Introducing OF the dcerious on
This medicine does not belong have supposed n the
class meacnes The copon nj paris " be- cheer
rr'y made hnown 10 ply sesns wishing their prsc
ice U
Checsl Store, sos Broadway whu has beer appontd e
william y. 40 hroedway ard 10 Asor Hopss; souisrd 4
Dehpc Park Row, snd teS broadway; Mheu, les Broad
way " Green, NO Broadway Adamson 0lih Bove-
and 600 Broadway j. ~ DOdd 6J and III Bf0adway;
o. D. Cosg.shalI, ga Pear, corner Rose St
lei falhhSlnf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

INSTRUMENTATION An
ELEGANT-D. G. WHINE, No % B.wcry, near
Walker street. respectfully invites public "a
his Itch assortment Of summer Hats particularly &c
lis four dollar beavers, which ghtness taste, and
De Tor style of finish, he challenges conpe non equal
Als0 full OF short nap Moeskn, Nutra Plar
Russia silk Lcghnrr, and Whalehone Hats admirably adap
I'd 10 tho besides and In every variety e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16
lrORRIGN PORTS.

Grsce Brown I'm liverpool n Baltimore sandy Hook NV
Is niles. ..g
ri, IN Portland e Frederksburg by The pilot boa,
~ Ann.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-16

MOANING HESALD-shiP NEWS.
Port of New York, June 1919 p. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
CRANDJEAN,s COMPOsITIoN-

" discovery for the treatment Of the Hair prssePya
i've srsns badneS and az rsabe cure in all affections
hutudrs OF CHEMISTS, apeihr carries and perumers
without having spcepiy asded Tie subject Nv Spreading
the osea,ou. reports Of az exaggerated fame they
Euosscs EupEscKl To preves, the destruction OF 80
se :. and " e, ss s
comps.n old that be- inverted by persons not familiar
The sfthe hair as il is called by some eel.bra
ted doctors who have used and commesded specific
which i.k.s place in each plant 'e'''"
The peroOs experiments ~ Gr,nde.n has made, leave
doubt IN his mind relative the eouref lowed by The a
ssd 81 the eausc. which stop Us circulation IN the
larry Infinitely divided The sap zoe. no, circulate IN
ell hair with the same facility. In moist hair OF which the
sse III being c." u'0e % H. ss pss s
sprs,ion then Thea grinding ese, cannot place bot W
d.y.osly ~i pese,ra,s hreush The hair 70 the roots
oos &c he , s The. NOT Sr % to The
ton which osrh, 70 Ne employed evsry nigh, before retiring
III. skin the preduc~s very
dsn the sap which 10 some drgrer L. in relation with that
Toe friction hs, h,s seen made seore sleep errshes ard
repairs the ln on The hrsd the the WITH eonnoss s ns,u
rotnns only result, can say uncesin pores
s-la or.6r receiving this composition II is ssas
aT' spo ID o se ohe ssr Doe
70 s 81 osgh 70 be esns,ed a"o.g The sesesr article.
roots prev falling areng,hess by Tvs rich ard geneeus
dnuanis be weakest gives 20 Az
soness tre and fn~ness and keep. 10 great measure
fro, grav IA extraordinary specific
H. nd that povdery ssdimen' whch
many persons complain Of b. daily applied the
h' rss the rsc | trs ~ pue sd
,y Ger Al. eo..sn,s. snd ugh, is b,-i.6
,ha ,h,t his mind
cscy E,cn will r,c.ve With the bottle treatise the pro
per r. men ~ tho hair
" Grs.,.jrsRs Composon, ~hc' hss hitherto been .old
~s any order -i hspre-rth p.rsk~ tho most scri
to ssrfume., o, Jsssine, a'rssmot yerria Ambross
ke.
NJ Barclay two doors hon Brosawsy ..,cr popse)
all nDhw' A gRaNDyEAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
DIED.

DIED.
On the 10Th instant Mrs Margaret Davis In the 2sh year of
her age.
At Meereau Ferry, Saturday the 7h instant
w. Ephrsm cs-h formerly Captain in the 3. Army aged
&C
At Brooklys suddenly the 10Th instant, Catharne &
wife Of Peter walters aud daughter OF the late VIM Johnson
sf Staten tslsnd, aged 2e
AtNewark. ~ J., Miss Martha Baldwin, daughter Of The
late John " Bsldw In. aged ~
At Troy the 9th Instant Henry A. Adams in the 3h year Of
his age,
ABoundhrook, s the % inst Julia Am, daughter Of j.
Latourette, Eco. aged 30 years
rhi,.deeha ah ins, Rev. Jesse r. Ham son pastor Of
the Blockley Baptist Church
At New Market, N. II. Sunday Week Rev John rod.
heao. aged CT years
For nearly h.lf century he has been
bodist Episcopal Church, Of
heald OF the cross that travelled In the stses
lie native Of Northampton courty Pennsylvania and
Of the pioneers Of rethodn IN New England
repeatedly elected 10 the Senate OF his adopted state and
10 Congress.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
MORNING II ER AL ID.
THURSDAY. APRIL IA, 1883.


The san-the bright luminary Of Austsrliz-sei
last evening in rosy light over the blue and distant
hills Of New Jersey His parting beams illuminated
the tall splrcs-the gttering steeplss-and the mys
ferrous ward polls of New York. In the seventeen
wards Of this great cty-this wondrous city-ths
city unmatched In the universe either for the beauty
of its women-the wit of its editors-ihe cunnin: Of
Its brekersor the roguery Of its polidcians-in the
seventeen wards, each and every, were the crowds
listening with gaping mouths-and the loafers with
bloody noses-to the following returns Of the aegre
gate vote Of the second days pelling-and such
polling forgive our sins AS we give IN the an
nexed tnhle.-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

MI. Mccall of Troy, was introduced to the meet.
ing, and preliminary took of his great coat and
tucked up his sleeves. He spoke with great vehc-
mence, and raped his knuees very severely against
the edge Of the boards before him. his remarks were
not very novel, of sufficient interest to detail to
our readers.
Boeby Brooks, of the Express, then came forward
as volunteer, ana uttered some nonsense about q
mighty assembage, tumHltuous crowd, atrlunphal
procession, shrekng like hyena, and hourishing his
arms like maniac. He stated that he came as de-
egate from the TIN ward, TO declare that the wing
majority in that ward this evening" was at least 500
This announcement received with great shouts.
Having got the appoin tmen Mr.. Brooks proceeded to
dose the audience for about Is minutes, during which
time we internally chaunted forth the psalm, Nunc,
Bomine, diuitte nos. more vulgar and disgusting
TRADE never hazarded by Ignorance and concet
IN marvellous union. He concluded by moving an
adjournment 10 the wards 10 prepare for tomorrow.
Mr.. y. Brdsall made a few remarks in Justification
Of the conservatives, and denying that DIR. James N
Wells the chairman of the conservative general con-
mittee had voted for Mr.. Varian. Mr.. Blrdsa stated
thar he laid wager Of $50 that such not the fact
with Mr.. Lawton. He sent a letter to Mr.. Wells
who in reply stated that he voted for Mr. Rker This
interesting correspondence was read but the meeting
did not seem TO care much about 1t. Mr.. Birdsall
concluded by sal wing he went the whole ticket, head
sd Aaron Clark. [Cheers.
The meeting then adjourned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

81 NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COOKE
most respectfully begs leave public ssd his nu.
sereus friends and vel. wshers in New York Mr.
Waaek has IN the ssdcst manner prorred Benefit Tor him
self and family twhoe oil Nv CON
n'grsuon II Baliimore) the same viii ske place the
above theatre Saturday evening April l4b which
son he humbly solcits their patronage and support
Tickets may be obtained s tn principal Lote and al the
Hor Office Of the Theatre. sl9-9,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
es at the Stock Exchange.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, April II.
Of Teas ship Hanover of. red this dav INV
hsssrs Hoffman Co was rather better sale than the
lat though The market pretty well stocked with teas s pye
sent Same lots were preferred which 1900 lab
boxes Hyson 4s6 chests You Hysor 1859 do xoo
1873 Dor do 7os half chests Sovchong; csty bores
do. The prices generally pretty good terms months
payable In the CITY, II that woud
he charged 20 chests oberwe
has been very dull today Msssrs Blocker offered estate
but as there there did sell sten
ton of the pubic engroed by The Election A
attend business for these four days.
AUCTION Sales.
CoGee-22a bags Rio, 7ia7i wne-7 pipes red lsaIsl
Nuts-I1s bags Brazil. isli 3obss claret Is
=" 81 bsgs hberis, ~ Pipes-l0brs, 2s
Gnger-i5 kegs, 3}a4
Hyses-67 chs, III Gunpowder-Iocs I9lb bxs So
/" 1a2 hi chs 3iaJ5 q GOO Gin bxs s3sI
100 i2e bss Ssa55t Imperisl-ies hfch 4ss5l
YHyon-6s4 chs 7sa3o I" @l2 9Th IS
|" 4 "A hi chs AsS7 900 iJb hrs ssl
!" 20 i3b hrs 81 zoo Glib bxs yaRsl
Byson Skin4aS chs lsa2S Souehtn SIG bfchs selsyT
Gunpowdcr-24o hf chs tss5iI |" 100 islb bu 2jl
100 Il 2s cans seseo cssa-oooo mats IIisiif
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

u ST. PETER's CHuRcn, in Barclay street, will be
opened for the religious celebration of Good Friday.
This is great day in the Catholic Church. Doc
ter Powers will PREACH and better never lifted tongue
in prayer. Good Friday is the anniversary of the
Cruchxion, and many curious ceremonies are per-
formed. The music will be excellent.
Next Sunday is Easter Day-one of the greatest
days in the Roman calendar.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
II Mr.. Webs,er's speech is sweeping the country

II Miss Clifton. the beautiful and magnificent is
at New Orleans Miss Miller, the lovely and petite,
(her half sister, is here. What singular pair of ar
fisfesi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

II Remember that DIR. Parker gives spendi
Ball tomorrow night in Tammany Hail.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

II THE Doors Party, as they call themselves,
are composed of few ill-bred youths, whs want to
dance in boots at Charruauds balls. We advise
them ia behave. We can tolerate no indecorum in
dress or behavior, where he fair are concerned So,
doff your boots, young gentlemen, and put on your
pumps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

II Don't forget Mr.. Lucas's Annual Exhibition
Ball tonight ia Brooklyn.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

HARD TIMES IN New ORLEASs.-The daily receipts
for tickets TO enter the Race Course at New Orleans.
were only s7O0e-for the three say $4,000 Quite a
trifle in these hard times.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

II New Orleans has two or three race courses
and 5000 blacklegs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12
REPUBLICAN REGULAI
NOMINATIONS.
FoR MAYOR.
ISAAC l.. VARIAN.

ist wsrd-John Hiyer, for Alderman.
stephen r, Harris, for Assistant
Id ward-Abr.ham Csrgl, for Alderman
James J. N. Valentine, Tor Assistant
Sd wsrd-Anthony W. Bleeckrr, for Alderman
Philip 8. Crooke, for Assistant.
lh ward-Elisb7 Morrill,, Tor Alderman
Berjsmn Gnios for Assistant
9Th Ward-Chsres l. Livngstsn for Alderman
William sesrs, for Assistant
oh wud-IbonGs Brady, for Alderman
jesse Oakley. for Assistant.
7th Wsrd-SsmuelJ J, Willis, for Alderman.
Tbsnss Conner, for Assistant.
nh wTd-wism Chamberlain, for Alderman.
David Nansevoort, for Assistant
sh "Md-Ihom,s q. Tslmsgc, foi Alderman
= - n cemsr Campbell for Assistant
10Th Ward-Elbah .. Purdy, for Alderman.
IhorHss d. Howe. for Assistant.
hth Ward-Nehemiah Waterbury, for Alderman.
-. Mormouth y. HAIR, Tor Assistant
lz'h Wsrd-A v. williams, for Adermsn
-. Nathaniel Jarvis, yr for Assistant
iSth Wsrd-Jsmes " Cooke, for Alderman
go, Cornelius ". Tlmpsos, Tor Assistant
hh WMd-Semuel Nichols, for Alderman
go. stephen Hasbrouek, for Assistant
10Th Ward-ThomasS McCarty. for Aldermas.
Livings on Livingston, for Assistant
18Th Ward-Wiliam Holly, TOR Alderman
Daniel y. T,emsn, for Assistant
17th wsrd-Thomas Jere mish. for Aldermsr
Orville >. Mash, tor Assistsnt
IA TO I.VT-Tbe noderp built Story house No.
La ISL Hs~rpsond o. wth marble msnes, fohdrg Aoorr,
~-@ Nc Rect medersts
Ais, house and store eT oreenweh 81
Also store N Of - Hudson 81 Win few snail
sia.aws = SHARP, % Hu1,co q.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

The vote polled on the last day In 1884, was 1893
the total vote of 1884 was 35 "a. There was less
number of votes polled last spring altogether than
there have been these two days. In 1884 Lawrence s
majority over Verplanck was only ISL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

The following table may be found useful at this
timer
Spring. 1884 Spring. 1887. Spring. 1854.
LIST day. 2e,lli 1883 1897
I'd day, s,l20 le,090 ll.745
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-12

Alter Their orr anaaon The election Of President and 9th
er officers the Convention proceeded receive the comm
uicacns Of the States not rprnd OF whch there are nine
majority Of states and probably large majority the Bank
capital of Union represented After reception of
the muncaons from declining states which are prnci-
pay couched in the language Of the Philadelphia tanks the
Convention appon,eda Committee Re port on Fri
Gay as tn the matter and subject under deraon when
hs was done the Convention adjourned During
Of Thursday there will be long and among
our haascer bat have strong the result win
be the passage OF resolution resume have stated m
January next.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

@intse Wieilen pberbolb Columbia, elr.
fanias ifarb Dor eini9en Wouatcn Elm 9ln,
Geoler BON betrdhtid)em Germoeeu. Oie
Standardization publieirte ben 6fentlid,eu
gertauf Ieiuer 9tnterIaBeufhaft. 9u6 be,
Sag Der Serilei9erun9 onf1n, prcoucirte
Der Gohtcrmann oe5 Beritorbeneu teita.
mentlibe urfunoen, mad, welheu er Der
Iau6IhlieBllhe @rbe Der 8crIaBenihaft tpd:
re, bic aber ale faIfh tparen. Ser Setrit.
Ioer Ihien entihloBen 81 fcin, fd) oller red,t:
lid,en @etpalt Su .pocrieben, cen 9lob cnt.
tpeoer su bebaupten coer fir fein 9ed)t A.,
f1erbcn. Die gauge NadbarIhaft fano Nd
eiu uno umrtn9te feine Bohnun9. Giuem
GonltabeI, Der flh Dem @in9an9e oeS 0aufee
ndberte- 9ebot er 81 balten oa oieler nibI
oarauf ad,tete, le9te or elite Sliute auf i'm,
uno tpiiroe ibn nnfeblbar erihcBen bnbeu,
penn nid,t Nnoere ihre 8ewebre auf i'm
ob9efeucrt bdtten. gr fel bon Suge(n
onrhbohrt nirocr uno Iette nur nod peui9e
4u9eubllefe. ii.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Der Soeraus9eber oeS gieuporter Ncrolos,
Bennet, fd)reibt aus Qcnocn: oaB CT ben
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beiud1t babe. Sci
meinem @intritte i'm S1ule oes 0rn. Stes
peniou O19t er) fanc ih i'm iebr telt,dfti9t.
Wan flbrte MIDI in iein 3tmmer no id, lehr
herSltt, empfuu9en tpuroe. DEN 9s9atons>
lefretdr 0iulh aus philaoelphta fano id) tei
ibm, uuo id) h6rte, oaB ile ilb NIT Der Gin:
|9eIesenbeit oe6 Dampfid)ife6 Caroline be:
fhdftt9ten: Dieie Sade iheint cine tild,tis
|9e @orrelpcnoenS Spilhen ben beioen Ne9ie'
ruu9en ocr1nlaBeu ju pollen. Die Nn91beu
Der tanaoilheu Ne9ierun9 at bn6 bie19e
@abinet loaen BON benen burdau5 oerithie.
ben lepu, tpelhe unierc Re9icrun9 i'm SeGsE
bat. Sn eieler un9lildlid,en gjeid>ihte tpirt
beinabe jeoer opr9ebrodte llmitano bon III:
ferer Seite gum @e9entheil eemad't. Gie
amertfanilde 9eianotihaft 1T bier aueemeiu
iebr 9eadtet Der 9loel bdtihelt bic jiln9ern
9lieoer oerielben eeoeuteub." (Trtebeusb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

r.-sIm Nfor9en ces 4ter
Sulp, be9ateu fd bic @aftte @aresn be9
gteu<Oorf, 5wep jun9e Mdnner tu6 q8aBsr
um su id,tpinrmen, unb in Dem Nu9enbIlf oIs
lle untertauhten, puroe aus SfpeD 1dweren
&aucnen 9lcid) oabeY cine SaIpe ob9efenert.
Sie oerbIiebeu eiui9e Sefunoen unter 9Sa6er>
uno ols fe berauffamcl,, 9etpdhren eini9e
Der SeDitebencen oaB Ie fld' ouf'elne icnoer'
bare QSeile betru9en, 70 baB man fd1 llbesS
seu9t flhIte @hpas bon belenoerer slrt mise
ilber Te 9efcmmen fem. Ste nuroen Ic9leid)
ourd, Elm Boot ans ufer aebraht olS e6 ild,
Sei9te oaB BeDoe ibreS Serftanoe6 beraubt
iparen, uno oas 70 oclfommcn, boB Ge
ntdt I'M Stauoe tpareh Sn ia9en, tpa6
nit ihnen oor9e9an9en icp. Jbr WabnInn
mar BON feiner piloeu Slrt, icnoern mebr
oon elmer Slrt Oummheit ooer 8erttanoeslos
Gofeit. Sie tpuroeu nah ibren 5oeYn'athen
9ebrad,t uno blieben bcp a,peD Gage in BENT
lclben 3nit1noe, alsoann aber Set9ten i1d) by
einem perlelbeu SDmptpme Der 8e6eruug,
aQein Der onoere tlieb i'd, 9leid). Cpennl g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Geumcb cbiIhe Maare. Das
Dampfldiff Geres traf 9eftern Cfa9t ber9ieus
Srleane picaDune) aus Spelculas ein uno
bradte 8 &offen ocu Iebenoer 9llIi9atcren,
ale fir ben Martt rcn ct. 0cuis bcffimmt.
Shr SeNBer fpar tpdbreno Der lebten bre0
Wcnate NIT benz Siltcn bieler "S.edte"
beiddftt9t Mno Ihcint fsbr 9liidlid5 ae,peIem
Su ietn. Giner Der slli9atoren tpar 4. 9.
Is TuB lang.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Die Q8bi9S 1T Buffalo hatem arqen bic
Grnennuu9 be6 Nerru pbu. DOrid,eimer
gum pcitmci(ter bieler Stoot an BEN Senat
per Der. Staoten cine petiticu eineereiht,
portn fle nadind,eu, Die Gruennun9 nitt at
telfdtt9en, tpcil SHerr Gcrid,einer Gin eetpr.
ner Iel1tlter fet. Qeicer famcn Die iOerren
otesmol GIT fpat, cenn bic gcltdtisunq mar
lhcn erfoI9t. C9InSeiaer B. QBeft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Ser teitrittcne 9anoitrid, ;'piihea Mai,;
nno Jttlp Sraunltbpci3 iru un9efIhr lO,7OO
Ou1oratmelten entb1lten, lit cuber um 900
NnaoratmesIsn 9rober ais Der 9anSe Staat
JW1B1huItlt6. Sin grocer Gbcil oiclcs eauos
'trId'5 ut ntht oueln ais 9ute5 jccl;'oao car.
]clt'llr 1Hnrern IrQ ouh 9utes 9!ftrlant
}sh'n. Sic lol!ftc ocBclbeu, ooer ct,u1S uber
; Wt!|lcucn 2ltftr 9sb1rt 5u WaeahuIett6.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

ScrteQun} sine5 olteu 9t1meu3. Nie
1adbMn cc5 ct. George Sees Hatcu fcl
Denoe Seid'lll6e nnaenrmmeu.
Seid)lp6en, baB Orr 0t1mtn l,ericcn, FIJI,
Sen lcltt,er untcr ccm 9Iamcn Oecr0c Gct
hef1untcn 9S obcrtbcil >pieoer b;r9eitsut lty!,
lc0; olle Gcltrrcu 0tr9raphen Nerousac
Der ocu !ltrrariithen lBtyfsu uno 0iticuct
'no cr(ud't, inatllnfti9c rru ait meiIAer
Namen "loeviccu" 5u 9cbraud)cu.
0tfhicbeu. ba6 ale Ntrrn @oitcrcu Ter
Der. ct. eriuht iIno> cieie Ssld.IlGe ouf,u
nebmen. (YDeltb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27
Oancucr, Wcrf 60. 9Od:

Die @rnote 1T in unlerer @eaenb prr,
nber, unb id)on ein 9rcBer Gbeil Der 0elo,
tr'tttc III bic Sheuern gebrad,t ,por6en.
Vtan l10t, baB Der Ncs9en bic uuo ba leid,t
tn Stern leyn Soa, ollein Die Weisenfe!ber
hoben eine reihlidc 9Iusbente aeaeben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Z II : a .-grro Iurtam bat am %
sum- cine all3emeine 9lu,usltie far oQe psr
4on9euen potttildien &erhrcd,en il, Inter
ennab1 prcflanlrt, nit ciuiaen Ipc,7;rte,
INusnaHWen. 0r. Wolfreo Jtellnn, nctjf Ie:
ben anoern, ,peld)e iid res 50od,nsrrotbs fin
'hulol9 crsldrten, Ucrocu matrlt,cin(eid
elne 3tltlsn3 mad, Bermuda tronspctirt, ie:
bod, Stiemano n1ebr hnqerittltrt >pcro oc1
C1B Der nemlld)eGjan9 in S6cr: CANADA Elm.
I9eltlaAen ,perecn 1pirr> lit feinem 3prife
|'nS9elcSt. ClSetj
Ger Gcronto Vatrict, Der nod, oSr lpcui.
gen Io9en Die 8srciui9ten Staaten nod, nil
9anSlloher Vernltltuu9 bebrcbte, ,foroert Min
mebr Eruppen, I'm Die G1laoa5 BON zen
Ib!utolrltlgcn Oanfee6 At bcGhuBcu or faot :
"Oa6 amerifanlt)e Golf, Der Simil,el
welB es> NIB mir sci9cn e5 nit f1nfelncen
Sud) ltoten an, nj Il bic 8 anabas,
~ lro l'e ne bmcr, mennes fonn:
uno ned mebr. ipenn mir i'm ndstieu qSi,ss
ter n'd)t cine slrmee bon $4,000 brittifheu
lrnpren haben, . tpirb es 1Ieerb l.
e II, allies Sagen5 eerjenioeu unaead,tet. bic
unbecin9t auf amerifanilbe @bre, 02ed,te
ldafenbeit uno 9uten @lauben ettrouen. -
Des armen SeufeIS Turht III poeier[id,
IjdmmerIid,. Gr fd)eint elpia nit Der gi(lon
Don esner bnnseruoen ee9ion lang II. bilun,
eelntaer Oanfces perfrlgt Su tperoen, bic be-
ltdnol9 oermutten fhfpappen, esen, uno,
"tpae neh mebr>" bel jerer sanfiseu gele>
genbeit fed,ten. (ib
sns Sadetts 0arbour erfdbrt man, bae
Stpey 9efdbrten bes befanuten csohn(tcn ouf
BEN Sanleno Snfeln sefaneen tuuroen. W3an
fauo fle fhlafenb. Sobnlton felblt entpild,te
NIT etntgen Segleitsrn. sic ,puroeu BON
elmer sbtbetlung brttttfher Scloaten iiber,
tauen, bic audi ben berihtisten Barte csobns
'''a 9ao9aff mnroen. CN. O.StaatsS,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Hiejenisen YenniDIoauifhen 3eitunes>
oruter, freld'e bic neue Contribution pom
pennNDlDan'en bis CUR ndhiten Sctcberwahl
eInruden, erbalten bafiir $500. Tim bic
@onitltutton III ben oerIhieoeuen Gaunties
oee Stants befannt su MAIDEN, ,perpen ilbcr
80, 900 GbaIer erforoern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

General Scott publisirte cinen Qsefehl
oof, Die 2Sc9rdumuu9 Der Sno;auer fir Die
eIu5rpanoernn9 aus cem mjttleru Dilfrifi
telnabc 9an5lit, beperftelIi9t iei> Die Mili,
I'M Cienitr Der Gcrcinigteu Staa:cu eutlaGe,l
uuo teiaEIt merbCu (pll.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Srantltn ia9t: "oen 9lferbau betradte
id ais oas ebrbarfte aller @elddf fte-es 1T
oa6 unabbduSi9ife. Der eanobauer bat ,pe.
Der 8olfs9uult nod Die @unit Ter @rceen
nctbwencis Grfol9 bdn9t tloe bon Dem
Se9en @ottc6 1t. fcinem ebrlidcn 8leiBe ab"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

Der befannte Seeriuber Wlitheu, .pabr.
ld,einItd>er SefeblSbaber oeS gcbeimngpcl,
len, lon9cn ihwarScn Sdrrncrs, Der fiir,s
lid, Die Snsquebanna oerfol9te, fam Iebte
9Sede 81 W@ebile ums eeben. @ini9e Gaoe
5upor mar er tpeasn llnfu9s ein9elperrt more
oen, bate abcr Wittel 9efuuoen, f1d, rpieoer
gu befreien. @r wnroe jcocd, ein9ebcIt uno
als er, BON Der QSade 9eflibrt, obermals
letne VcBeln 9clOl't uno 5u entIaufen perlud,t
bate; bon ocrfelben nteoer9elhoeen. il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27
(Ans bent Ittstumtia IAlataiita] SntrQistneer.l
DerrD SauntD, ban II MaY, 1888

0err 8rao orb .-Berthcr Serr J.
Ws'n Nuflebcr uno mehrere meiuer Ge9er
ttoeteten 9eftern, ,pic id, 9laute, Die 9rSBte
Hl1pper> ooer HaBelihlan9e, tpeld)e nod, je
III Slla6am1 oeiehen woroen 1T. DieIelbe
maB l3 8uB S 3ca in Der ednse, uno 3 Tue
lOa 3cQ nm ben 2etb, &pcld,er jebcd, bider
ols 9cnobnlid p,r, oenn naboem Die
Sdlonae abseSc9en, fauo eS iItL caB Ge ei.
men Tnd,s gang perit)lun9en bate ; fle pce
73 pfuno. Sd1 habe Die S,aut 3Ubcreiten lag
en-. meld,e fir oas Muleum unlerer llnieer<
|itlt bcltinmt 1T.