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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-06
PRIVATE ENGLISH SCHOOL.

Bath Nav 81 1873. q
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
(Aus ccm SIbbct6tauu SntelIi9encer. }
Velltes9e9cnmort.

Sn Urantretd1, in Der alien 9lbteD ct.
2iublCn, beltebt cin C5rreuhau5, bds O26nd,e
unterhalteu. Die NR6nhe behouoeIn bic
gctitcsfranfcn febr fanft, unb laBen ttnen
Die Srctbelt, auBer ipeun biele 9efdbrlid)
rpl1roe. I'm fle Su teihdfttgen, tpeiIen Ie ibs
ncn i'm S,eu(e 9lrbeiten an, bic ibren Grdfs
ten nno G5ewobnbeiteu entlpreher. - @iuer
Der Wton6e CAB neulid) ei1en merfpiirotqen
Sepels bon @}eiife69e9eumart, bic uuter Icls
ben Eranten beionoers notht9 1T.
@r befauo Ilh iu Der Slide uno jpratb
|phne sEr9 NIT einem Dubeno WabnInniaer,
Die ,pe9en threr Sonftmutb ntd)ts befltrd,s
ten lteBen, ais elmer oerlelber etnige @efGbrs
te beo Selte ;cg, uno tbuen leile foGsenoeu
Scridla9 n1ahte :-"9lidt mabr, felt eintaz
er Belt 9tebt man un6 gang mogere T(etId)z
|brnhe ? Seet bletet Fd cine Geleaenbeit oar,
ie ee!tfatcr Su naden.- .-gGir bltrfen (le nid,t
ccrubfr la6en; fcn1nt, iptr. ,ppllen 6en Brns
Der Wcrig ba III Den Geeel tperfel1, uno it,
toerfldere @lldh Die grilhe piro ltl,oleiet, bess
er weroeu." 9!le bitlisten oieIen Scrlhlaa
une ndtcrten fth Dem M6nd,e, un tbn fos
|9Ieid tn9Iusfubrung su brtngen. Der Wo,td,
}fcnnte bep oem 9lnblide 70 oieler fr6fttas
en- 9Irme mobl erlhreden, unb er roar etnen
tAu9enblld perle9en> aber baIo faBte er fId, 1t.
I9etpann feline 9anSe Galtbllltisfeit ,pieber,
I'M, aus ietner ihItmmen Sage su fommen.
9Selt entfernt, Die 8rdnfen bon tbrem 9cr;
baben ab5ureoen, ltimmte er ibnen pielmebr
beD. -; ;9efano, caB iein G6rper Dcrtreffidts
Sribe 9eben miise, uno ertldrte, er feae
|Tt tbnea baSu gang CUR gerflgung. "Sns
Ioe6en," febte er in gang ruhi9em Gone bins
5H "fdllt mir ettpas etu. Mcun ibr mid nit
nener Suite nnb meinen oubern Rleibunesz
litl1den III ben GeBel perft, tpiro bic Srilbe
oerocrben uno Cure 9lblldt pereitelt reroen.
9Sartet MIR etnen 9iu9eubiif, bis id, neine
lhmuet9en Gleicer aus9eSo9en babe, bann
fomme tt Surild uno ftebe ;u gurer 8erfii9s
lung" ."-"gr bat redt," ia9ten bic Mahrls
ilunl9en, uno unier Sruoer Wtoris beetle
ild1, bapcn Su fommen, tpabreno bieIe itm
natrtefen, ia red,t baIo tpieoer gu fcmmen.
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yrepta9 Den 231en gebr1ar, AsG3S3.
4c0fuounaen:

l. Der "8 8aterlano freuuo
uno 9ett Der 3ett" erIheint reqelz
naB's leoen Srepto9 Wprgsn.
?. Der Suticripttcns preis 1T 6 in
Z b a Ter mp so Gert6, in Gcrausbes
5ab'tng. oosr Q { bole1 fails Die 3ei,
tun9 nItt tunerbaIb Dem Sabre te;ablt miro.
3. Die gsricncung oeIhictt orf ScGcn
Der unterld)rclbrr> uno Sriefe an tle Mrrou5.
seber muBen rr|'frev ein9eianot ,ncrecn.
A. an3ejgcr nertcn ccepmol ea5 C,trcd
f1tr G tnen { Tbaler cin9erilcft ; nuRrn
|aber ic0ledh baar te5ottt DerbcnI no nan
|n'dbt >anf lcnlti9e strt in Hehnun9 i1sbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
VeleNlhafts = OanDlnla.

Nie llnteIfb'iebsnen bsrnsen cieis @els:
~ senbet, Den 5nrsern epn Maflapr y
unb Der umIs8enoen 8sseno an5u53i3en,
Oap ils osn gan5en Dortatb
Sarte QRoorsn
Der fthber ben 9srrfn SNc@uilp5 osb6rts,
|sefeuft taben. uno fostfaarsn an osm al:
ten StaucpIas, in Der MainfraBs cine
Ibhre refIid Don Der poR,Sifs, cas- 0e:
|f6dft unter cm 0tamsu uno Sirma BON
Eennts uuo &eaD 3u bstrsibeu; fl
ps'oen iicb 9Ih6Ii6 fbtssn, trenu ibrs
6reunoe uno oas Yu5litum nberbaupt an,
|tufsn uub ibren NOrratb IN 9lueeu 1a Elm
aehmsn peresn, ebe fte lonftnO faufsn.
Spbn Sennis,
Jame6 g. GeuD.
MaBitlon, Sec. 20. b..
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T O1rmmer 90 .
sin fur5. 6 Sanf &apitttl.

Tie lluter{uthnn9 Der Trdnflir GAM /"
MaEndnlett5 hat YEahrheiteu AT Gage Ges
7lrHert, Die fir oie 9eTd,ld1te tCs amertfIf
nildcn Nnnfwefsn5 pom oem lpidttQiten
Helon9e iIno. 9Ser blahcr nrch i'm Cfetel
lebte, Den, mGoen olelleidji Die Gt'npreH rr'l
oetl 9!u0cn faacn, ,penn er nr;.T ten hcI3
4elIftctsn Schleier ttrBansQetc!c "'r tttdt:
Die Gjelth1ft6f!!hruNA ecrEr1nt!',- ''arf hc1
fanO I'd, lelt 1884 IN r0tIA;Y llnrl SN.iH9. N''
Ger thr Gpejie rnnrHe 9or trlns Hethuun1
|gepRrGen, uno 9lles MIR rath Shraefihf
|abaemadt ; man fNhrts falihe Hst'niinQeu
IT, 1:hmnr faNt eGine anf tieielten. Ger9'rd'
'Noent Sofas Sunham entltuIeiNt lltl enrd,
leine llumiSenheit une baB or tpeeer Ieieu
spd) Ihreihen f6nne. 1iad' ieiner Tut11ge
1poren emit $4,000 Sre3e III Der 0aBe Der
Srarfiu 8ane, bic man tr ocn 2!ugenbiid
ees 8eolirfniBes ihnea dufoe6r0d1t nno 1T
Der Rase CUR SG'on anf9elteGlt hattie. Sils
|ipdter in DeitbroOt C!N1ine) cine neucW1uf
9ebtIoet rpuroe, tranepCrtlrte man elele Sl5.f
1000 nah Weltbrco', no man lie oen DaufS
tommiBdren gum 9iah3dhielt oorleate. 3u
|eiuer anecrn 3eit p0Hcerte ca1elte Sprjte
|uah 91orturD, uuo t!ieb cert ir rem S1nf"
|baufc> bis bts 8unffommlRGrc rie 3dblung
Nnb bic SInftcrlfte geFert!9r
batten; {ocaun tstr;e e5 ipteber 11ad1 Glib
0ofon, ecm Siee osrSr1Nslin 8anH ;nrrd,
roo e6 in ale sSslt 9in9. Ctt 9fOten oieler
8aat ftno niht einen Sent per DoElar rerth.
Ealihs Srecite, oie Gh bic Sdnte ceaen|cis
tt9 9abeu uuo in tbreu Sita,ern oDrmerften,
9ehDren at ben Gelpohnlihen Iinaen. Go
belfen Gb bic Siass unb Ip tctriigen fte eas
Nubllsum. (lGeItb!lraer.
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2ArGGnEctu2
OF THE FOURTH VOLUMl

OF THE FOURTH vOLUMNn OF
THE OHIO FARMER AND WESTERN
HORYCULTURIST.
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these it is also intended to add occasional essays
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s. rD ers uuo Sc r11at.
"Grnff 1t SAG eeteu-bciter Sic 8rn9. -
OoS RDeintpein 9ieo.


8efrdu;t nit 0aub Ser Iietcn> pclten
((no trlnft thn freuot9 leer. [8eher,
SSn gang @urcpta, ibr Nerren 3edcr,
ST Irltb elu GSciu niht r1cbr
Or fcmmt ltid)t her aus lln9urn nod ans
Nod, lpc man fransmdnnIh fprtd1t [Dclcu
IA mag Can't Seit, Der Sitter, g8en Gd)
ISr tclen i'm oa utd;t. [bclcn
Stn trir9t oa5 Gaterlano aus Ieincr TuQe
4Ste nor er lrnif 70 gut
QSle mar or innf f. cHel, mIre lIiQe,
uub bod ooQ Sraft uuo Wutb.
@r pidff nidt i;5cran i'm teutIHen 01eide
llno oie!e 8erge, h6rt
Slno pie bic tDtiIouo @rcter, futile gSud,e,
llno niht Der Stelte >pertb.
Stirin9ens 8er9e, gum @rempel, brir9cn
@'wGch6, Iebt aus tple Wein,
SITS a1er lttcht. Mau fam oabcD uid,t fT1,oeu
GabeY nid)t frDblid, fcyn.
SIM gr5gcbir9e ourft itr auH uidt I.d,cu
QSenn thr QSetu f1nceu ppllt
Oas brin9t nur StlbererS uuo Gcboltfuden
uno etpo5 2aHieDolo.
Der Slcd5ter9 1T Der Ian9e Soerrptiliiter,
ST 1l,dd)t nur Mlno, tDje Der
Drum tan5en auh ber&uduf unb Iein Sitlter
2luf lbm Die S&rcuS uuo Gueer.
9m 0ltein> om 0bein> ba tpadyIen unIre
0ele9net yep per 9tbem! [Feben
Ga ipndlfen iIc am llfer bin unb 0cbcn
lIn3 ciclcn eabcpeiu.
So trlnft thn bann> uno last un6 ale
ltn6 freu'n uno fr6hljd feyu [yScnc
llno muBten mir, 100 Sentauo trauri1 l61e,
Wlr 9dben ibnl ben Wein. @lauoius.
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SaSio McSiBon's 0inribtuua,

Gin Correspondent bes "guSsarbs" stebt
fcisenre Stad)rtdt lber MeGibcnS leirrias
|tun9: 49,. -....~ ...
"Da id nch uje Der eirribtang cinss
|menlhlld,en sSelens bcp9elpobnt, begab i'd,
mid am 9ten mad, Haoanna, Inn ben bort
Fgerurtbeilten in bic Gpt9fett beforoern III
iebcn. Cine nn9ehenre Men1bensabl mar
9e9enpdrtig, unb 70 nlauter abftculide
Lslnftritt flel ocr. sMf cffeucr Strase ,pie III
ccn 99lrtEstaniern ipureen 9ei'tiac getrlnt,
ocrsaait. scbel6 svaaftea earh esl Ifea
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

Springbcrous b, MarreH Sanity.
gerfud,e ltno gemadlt tpprnen, Die Samilie
oes Or. Scelm gu oer9iften. Der Sraufliu
C9Sarren) 9Ir9us 9iebt cine Wltttcilnn9,
aus wclher crbellet, oae etn uubefaunter
Seiuo suerit in ben Habut, Der I'M S,auie
oes Doftors 9ebrauht tpuroe, anb fpdter il,
Den 9runneu bceeIben sIricaif eeiporfcn has
be. Dod, tpurce nur Grantbeit erseugt Don
Der bte Qeioenben iIh rpieber ertolten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

8ueprns, graspfero Gauntp. - slns
Deunerita9 Morsen uorlestcr 9Gcrhe eranns
tc SNerrn Stulls gabinetmadcrcy uieeer.
Serr, Stull oerlcr caourd, all fein Soolspcrf
unb ben er6eren Sbeil ieiner Saunfrerfsae.
rdthe, ,puroe aud felbit, inoem er ilt, be-,
lEi,bte Iebtere snrettan, im9eiid. pcrbrannt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

g DIRE dlth -Sames gpencer, eiu
Nann unsefabr 80 Sobr alt, ,polfte filrss
lid, febr betrunfen an Den nrh breuueuoen
Huinen bes Sbeaters in Baltimore porbei
eeben, taumeIte ober bineiu unb che man
ibm belfen sounte mar er fhpn tcot. (ib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

Das Bottom Seurnal fagt, baB Elm Waun
in benz 9Sirth5baule bes SSrn. Sacob Soues,
nahe WDrcelter (Nas. oeeen ,Sd,doel in
ietuer Sugeno trepannirt ,puroe unb cine
mberne platte barauf lieaen bate, bem
iet)redltden llebet Der Iruntenbeit crseben,
iold Elm Berlan9en mad 9ian. befaut, oas
er, iuoem er fein @elo mebr bate Die fiber,
ne platte bon ieinem 8opf frnste uno STUN
safltr faufte. Gr fart olstd' barauf. Cab3.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

0utt6cn' nno slra9en Ma6er
r$ibnusn init jeoen, ST ibrem 0rtbii
abtHaen NrtiseI aftcnSoirt nercsu; bon 6.
|Iipfifben Secern bio 81 Q6b=8dnosrn Don
better 2ualltat. Gspc 70 gut uno ruff an,
bsp Gennie uno Geup.
InaB lon, Tee. go. b.b. .,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

MeaeahuIetts.-W -Wetrere Cieser ec,t
Sciton taben an bic Gefes9ebun9 ocn Wae'
ahu1etts Die Sttte 9erithtet, oas @eleb beisus
bebaIten, ,pe[ds5 Die 8ercbeIihung srpifd1eu
NeiBeu unS Sarbt9en perbistet. Der gifer
Der 9lbcIiticniten ut cen neuenoEiNhen gtaa'
ten fir cine 0ermiIdrun9 Der beiosn Hacen
bat IN uno auser Der 0eleBge6uu9en 70 ernfS
LID UNI Tdh 9eariffcn> caS bic Shmar3en
etae o0utge slustl9un9 ccs Ie9er &C.
idlehte5 befcr9en. - Sc srenig Dant tpetB
man Den 9boIitoniiten fir ihre frommet,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Semnhun9en-uRo 70
in Sdberstc!i fcdt nVd) in oen Negrrn fir
ibre 6arbe Gb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

SOlbber, &lInfsn uno Sbiron,
~ SsIn, spie ieoe 9lst Standardization,
ino in Dem 6artsmaaren stobr. udhlte
Lbhr sur Dof.S Fs IN MaB,llcn, Cbio. sr,
'aar, RI II etEie1tt SEW
Ese, @y. tp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Ooc. 0eoro SreD(aCber,

Stattet biermit elnen 5gsunoen uuo ei.
nem See6rtsn pubIifum ubstbaupt, fsiner
uerbiroItbten Eant ab, fur boe eeneist
E9ut;aueu, msIt5ee ibm felt leiner 1sidbrise
mecie"'(6sn prarie in santpn 0sfbent
lpnrte.
Crit ferner 3u jeosr3eit bstsit, alien QIu,
pri6eu In Der
Wer!cin, BunO' 'Qr5nsuSun(t uno
olS Geburt6belfer
8'nise ;u Isiitsn.
Sene Ofics 1T IN Der 2eutI6en NpU.he9c.
InoscbTiiben &de Der Guecarospa5 uro
Warft:Sne6Gn. Canton, Nop. /. 1887
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

Suggsremcnt, grfld,re gauuth Naf
ora,hcu t:fsilth tctn Sd,l!stidE,.HItisn l.
Satcn earda5 els MO crtlanse,l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23
Dateut 8ienen ; pa(laIf.

~ tnin an, odB tle ea5 0atent sfebt &C.:
f1uft DabtR, Tim cbieen nisli6en Qlrtife! in
e1tart. QDapus nnb Msoina Gaantiss i'm
Etaat Sbtp, 5u Oerferhgen "a braubsn unb
81 eerfaufen. Sic iaoen ea6 Dubitum Elm,
in ibrsr IDsrifatt, an Der StIsite oeS Ga;
malls, 1uScal atpaB Stra6e, in Canton, ar.
5urnfsn, no fs b.(tdnois 8itnen 'WaQdfe
Don perlcbieoeneu 9r6Bsn uuo p"eifen gum
@e'eauf feftis scn,abt oorrdtbis ba'teu.
Solsenos Fnb etlibe pon oen pieIen Gm:
rfebluneen Die f. Don itbr atttaren 8ur
germ eisfss uuo anbrer Staatsn empfa7 gen
baben, uno Welde Die ocr3ietibere 0tns:
libteit oislss pauatt6 fit teben anoern
oerartiaen 9trtitel be,psiIsn.
Gerti tiffate.
Diss bsldsiuist, oaB llntsrlbrisbeue obsn
ermdbnten nhb!iden Qrtifsl iber 2 Taonats
binourb probirt, mdbreno weIber 3eit biz
8ieneu aus &brben Ibre Sbeiben stna 8
sSuB in Den ValIalt bnsn bautsu, uno nab
ben 6 Nlonatsn 1purosu Die nIten Gorbs abs
penon,men nit 180 Wfauo pom bsltsu So:
MIA, uuo reinfsn uuo bid(tsn gd3iben bic
ib ismaIs lat, be"iu. Sb bin mirfIio, nit
sie1em QIrttfet lekr Sufrieoen. uno 9laubs,
oaB ct Gle 3tpste, oeretweeen er erunempfob:
len 1T, .esfaGsn rpith. 9lub CLAUDE ib baB
Serr 8roogS Die Wa:ursnuo 8ebanoluna
cieIer wa:1oeytaren fei6isen eeSuleftrn ooI:
fon1men uuitebt, uno ca1er etnpfeble i5
Dem Wuh!ifum germ befa9te g. fnoung ala
porsnsIi6er oenn irSeno etmaS osr 9lrt, NO.
BON tsst 9ebraub gea.acbt mi b. Dob Sc:
Der uutsr(ube uno uttbelle fir Fb 1s!bf.
, SIaron Q art.
pittsburs> pa. Ncp. II, 1885.
Geebrter Derr. - Da sic ~ lphnfbsn
pisen ,ple meine 8ienen ltbles Sabr ae:
than 70 miu b Sbusn nicbt n,ebr rpb min,
Der aIs bic Bab.bsit iasen. Die 8ienen
Don 6 Sbrben babtn ibre 3susu tnsbr als our
0alfte in osu paGaft ssbaut; iis baeen
,asine @tmartuuAsn febr hbsstrOfen, uuo
tpenn bic uddfe Sabrss5eit sInltis III, oens
fe i'd, psreeu fie ibren Yalait fnuen mt
fIA in uch .stpsY @noers bnein arbeitsn.
yRt 9lbtuns cetJbrise Sobn So e 8.
@befer g. Ya. Dee.,26, 1886.
6srr Wtaam @reosS. - Sbr g d,reiten
pom g5lteu lebten Monats 1T erbaItsn rors
ben. Da Sie su miBsn nnnil3sn, ,rie es
nit meinsu uno 3errn Spauslsrs 8isne,,
ftsbt; 70 laBs iob Sie wiBeu. oaB (,erru
Spanslsrs anBsroroeutIidb gut sstban baben,
20 aut, baB Gls, Ypelbe bic gtfooune iabsa;
oislelbe bbblibf berunoern. alub babe idb
!0ru. Soenberfou, BON Otorbnibbleton Iaun
Iaip, sefeeen. 9lub nit ieinsm paaalt
fiebts svohl aus, uuo biuitttIib msiuerBiss
nsu baben bisleIben s;erulidb gut ssshan. GO
{,ub isst siele paaafe in cumberland Sauns
tp in Opsration, bic hbsr baIb eoa fne, nno
Diels prsben oaeen fO fclobe aniuftaffsn
Dies 1T bon ibrsn Steuno uuo Moblrnn
(aer, pbeleid i6 unbtfannt nit Sbnenbiu.
SD bpfs,, Sbr @efddf. 1T pfcfui6, nno
bin nberssust, baB es eortbeiIbafs fur SoIs
Ge it als Sbrsu plan befOISen.
-.....= Sofepb 9 S6ron,.
garIisse, San. 8, 1887. ..
8alentin 8udtus,
George g. Webb.
Gaatcn, Sebruar 2, 1888. 3Wf.
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Das Sdiff Siaae WeeGim iif nad3 Der.
fsbr furSen Sahrt bon 65 Ga8en BON 8oI,s
parailo in Baltimore angefonn1cn llrc bats
te 100000 Thaler Sob iito Giibermiiusr
uub ,lngefdhr $4,000 gtaIer ipertb Jelpferl
an BDrb. lsllte II meme gEef-.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-23

Niau bsred,st1, o,f cp c.ia Sluaa :-Dellnes
illr prdnicn onf Ba.;eGt1.s eisJ ,sair .slssss
sjefshr 5000 feises. s.. !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-02
From tho HdllotoeI (yMe) Chronicle.
THE SPIRIT OF '76.

II is gratifying to the Wings of 38 to know that
the glorious spirit which animated the patriots in
the revolution, has come down in its purity TO the
present time with the few survivors of the srug-
gle.
The following is an extract of a letter fiom a
one of Gen. Wash ngton's life guards in the 85th
year Of his age, and the venerable Thomas Chase
who was with Paul Jones in of the most
bloody and ferocious battles, ever recorded in Ma
val annals-between the frigate Bon homme Rich
ard and Serapis-in the 84h year Of his age, to-
gether with four other revolutionary soldiers, being
all in town, attended the polls and gave their
votes for EDWARD KENT -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-02

NOTICE. The semannual meeting of the Cat
ed0nin County Conference Of Churches will be hol-
den in the meeting house AT Lower Waterford,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. nj. on Wednesday
the Sd of October next, and continuing two days.
The order Of exercises as lollows-vz:
Meeting to open with Sermon, after which, the
Conference will organize and adjourn.
Afternoon Exercises-ls Sec. Report &c. of
the Sabbath School, TO be followed with an address.
I'd, Sec Report Sc. of the Ed. Society, with adj
dresses. 30, Sec. Report tSc. he Tract Society
Evcnng-1sl, Sec. Report OF tho Seanen Friend
Society, &c. Cd, Report of tho Temp. Society
each OF these Reports to be followed with addresses.
Thursday norning-1st Sec. Report of the For.
NJ Society. I'd, Sec. Report of the Dom nj. Soci-
ety--to be followed above
Aiernoon-Sermon, aud the Lords Supper.
1t is hoped, the Secretaries, and Others appoint
cd 10 address these several topics will endeavor
to prepare themselves for the occasion, there will
be full delegation from the Churches; and gem
eral attendance.
N. b. Rev Mr. Spaulding, Missionary from the
Sandwich Islands, is expected there.
JOSIAH MORSE, Scribe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-02

Life IN the Southwest "A friend in Louisiana
writes, under date of the 3Jst ut that fight took
place few days ago in Madison pnrish, go miles
below Lake Providence, between MIR. Nevis and
a Mr.. Harper, which terminated fatally. The 70.
lice Jury had ordered road on the right bank OF
the Mississippi, and the neighboring planters were
out with their forces 10 open it, For some ottence
Nevis, the superintendent of operations, hoggeo
two of Harper's negroes. The next day the parties
met on horseback, when Harper dsmounted ana
proceeded to cowskin Nevis for the chassemenl
inflicted on the negroes. Nevils Immediately drew
pistol and shot his assaIlant dead on the SPOT
Both were gentlemen of the highest responsibility.
An affray also came off recently, IA the same
correspondent writes US, in Raymond, Kinds coun-
ty Mississippi, which, for serious one, was rather
amusing. The Sheriff had process To serve on a
man of the name Of Bright and in consequence
of some difficulty and incorporate language thought
proper to commence the service by the application
of his cowskn 10 the defendent Bright tnereup-
on floored his adversary, and, wrestling his eowhide
from him, applied it 10 its owner to the extent or at
least five hundred lashes, meanwhile threatening
to shoot the first bysander who attempted to inter
fcre. The Sheriff was carried home IN state OF
insensibillty and his life has since been dispaired
Of The Mayor of The place, however, issued his
warran and started three of tho Sheriff. deputies
in pursuit of the delinquent but the latter, alter
keeping them bay til they found il impossible 10
arrest him, surrendered himself to the magistrate,
by whom he was bound 10 the next Circuit
Court. From the Mayors office, his honor and
the parties lgant proceeded to the tavern to take
n drink by way OF ending hosttes. But the civil
functionary refused to sign articles of peace by
touching glasses with Bright, whereupon the latter
made furious assault upon him, and then turned
and fogged &c mine host within inch OF his
life because he interfered Statistic with his days
linens of chvalry and refinement in Kentucky =
Louisville Journal. y,tF't
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TEMPERANCE ADDRESSES.

Mr. SAMUEL CHIpMAN, who has been engaged as
an agent in the temperance cause for severa' years
past in New York, will deliver public address
q, the meeting house the Centre Village in this
town. on Friday evening next, at half past six o.
clock saw t,.ttfl at
MIR C. will also deliver an address upon the same
s,biec. at the meeting house on the Plain. on Sa-
,nrday evening next, to commence at half past six
O'Clock. 1851 ..t,. =, a+...l,..,.s.,
The long experience Of Mr. Chapman as tenn.
perance lecturer, will enable him to treat the sub
iect in manner that cannot but be interesting all
friends and foes, if any there be-and it is hoped
that all will find it convenient to be present. on the
above named occasions. ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-02

MAINE ELEorIoN-The Tories will have for
n certainty of the members of Congress, and
they claim I he election of Smith in the Cuinbe r-
land District by or majority; but this is so close
a vote that official statement alone can settle the
question. The Tories have not yet succeeded in
eecting majority Of the whole number of Repre-
sentarives to which the towns entitled, and up
on the second trial the Wings carry in most every
case, even where here were large maorties against
them at the regular election. And in some towns
the vote given for Governor exceeds the number of
legal voter in town by nearly half, which is
evidence that the Tories smugged into the ballot
boxes illegal votes. The Tory Selecmen have in
several towns been presented by the Grand jaries for
receiving illegal votes. The evidences OF the ba
sest corruption are daily disclosed on the part of
the Tories; and leave the inference the irresistible
inference, that the wings defeated by illegal
votes alone. There can be question but the
wings constitute clear majority of the voters of
Maine. t-.N ...-.