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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
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I'm naditen Settutter seSr9en perOett t'l tnRren
rns 5u Der Grtlaruns, raB pcrfetc rAne Sstifitl
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runs bes sntett alten 0ttrau@s Der 9eritberunS,
bag eber preis scspsen uno rertautt rperbe,. foil
mir finn tIberScuSt - ou9emeine 8etrieri9un9
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fen &dufer boten bic tette Sfdane. q8tr 1ascr
besbolt no9nrudsppl: sp8ert ni9t! fpnpcrt
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man abbreSire Srtcfe rnp tpcnpc ltdb an
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Ob9ett aebt auf bit Sumntcr, l56. 81. 9.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
6. A cper,
GeutId)er 9lopofat uno J1ctar

matt btermit einem setbrten teutfhen putlitrm
bic Nn,sise, pab ct 1einc 0mtsttute na6tfe xbu
re 81 rer ron .6erren $rpms tnp $aem, tnr 5mai
ep ttabe 9eseniiter rrn Der Gantcntr 8ant, rtr
teSt bat; eltpo CT tets bercit fepn tnirb, pen 8e
fbdften feirer Mtcnten at5uwarter.
9crt6Aiebe 6eftbaftc nsinrnt er fur alle itlnlie
9enbe Gauntits ait. r.
9rllnacbten in ensfifHer teutfher nnr fran
j6tlfber SFrade, 70 ,pie aii9 aGt anbere Sntfrtt
nsnte, t6nnen tep ibm leiebt aussetfelt ,rereen
Canton, Slcpcmttr so. 1888. :,.. tp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
Glne oortrefflid,e 0aueren
III perfdufen.

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9fetet ren Sdenesrillt, ribt an 9tabthrn
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rifle mad 9leus Sepfcre, unb al, Der Staatsifrafe
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s.prtn bes sanres rrn rortrtffiber Cite Der
preis tne pic ,ssreinsunsen Ses antanfes tsnu
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
SartefoMren GtabIt6ement.

SJNlltIUNENItIl7 VIWUIIbVHIEHI'
Csames S'cDnfp n tittet ohtungsrca TIM
~ Grlanfnib, fctncn Sreanbtn in nieftm mn
Pen tenahtarten eaunttcs ansmiei9tn, naS Ct nas
9rrBc Eager .6artmaaren ccr fribtren Sirma s.
Scbnfrn nno 60. atcrnrmmcn bat, nnr III Sufae
gu rtinielten jet cine anftbnlihe Senplns scits
gcmcscher 9eaaren BON 9leusYrrt a,sractt, mo-
bur6 CT tefabist ,rtrp, ,.pc,n putlitum bic sr6Btr
unp tcffe Auswabl -. -. =. i. 20.
fhpere, Waaren, SdeIfzgiter &c.
bic je 1T htcfem platc fell setpten tpurotn aisns
tteten; ede 'pelde Ct cntt6lcben TIT, fir rrrttpte
3ahlun9 jt btratSefeeten prelen 5u pertaufctl.
- WlGBillcn, Sunp 8. 1889. -. f.. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01

SNPIae ypn englild,en Muilern uno Mas
: 4 nufatttlr tperpen gum Serfanf atf J2ano &C.
baltet,, tep Etnnis 8 ttnb sc y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
Oteue5 unb 9Idn5enees
@tablismsnt in OlaBtllcn, Sblo.
Rstller s. AarGullp
berod,riebtet tbrt tablrtt@t

rzezzs%s-.j benddrt6bten tDre 8uDtIclCVcH OLStIt>
EssN a be unp Gin lberales pntlttrin uttr>
lEsEias7l baupt, pab ile cine partntreboff TT
sE sEzssss.-A g 0anpelsSctA6ftct 8rtlpet, nilp l1e9
init etttem 9prratD fit jtee Sapfcs5e't faBenpef
@ittr perGcDcit Dokcn. Sarnnfet nno;
fbmarst, blatt, CRIME, maulseefIarrne' rrouHe'
abclaiefortnt, eorct unp tfabs9tmtttbte pprjtl9@
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ftifrr Sa6imir. @sottinttcbrr Nrt. Yiirt, pc
ttrfham i,nb 8artutcr, fur oterrbte 'ebttl1dp.
QDrife, oritnc, rctbc 1tnr 9tttt Slani'ele. 0rnz
nt. fdhwor,c unit trounc 3ic9cnbaor Sain1ets,
Canton Slonnelc oler Sartct, 9rttntr Srlts y
8ois. Gnelifebc 1t. franjpfti6t tnp t8nttrte Ofe>
rtnrs. G)rint ftaroeb thO ertintpn .Ollrecits,
ecbcidtc 1,rp trallne 3tt,gt, 9rr1tifer SlGln9s,
I6. 1t,1b Iitrtel QtmeritatltHe, tranjpht0c
unp cnelijae eepruette 2cu8c. Grrttde selnranp
unp (rtncrc xiftbtu6tr. Sctrncr unp aattp Sct@
urt, o)}6tc( 1,np e ebtr5tntttb, 8ctelete tltp
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lthnor;tr 8rps &c Nbiits, f9urtrte 1Inp fartt9cs
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@roberepen uno 9eifti9er 8etrdnfe,
ouitits unp 6la6 6.qnaare, gcDlen nnb otertes
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scncm,nen, Die rrrSI9lihe 2Saortn su tprblfci,
len Vrcifen rtrlonstn tnrcm matt flnben ,rrb,
raB bic 0utcr felt pem lcttcn Srnbjabr bepr1ls
tenp ippblftilcr 9crprtcn llnp.
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tdurc, meldts an Der Gtffttc res Canals ttebt
an Der (ilrtiebci, Sete Der WatnitroBt, 5ttm Sci.
den prn Oti1(er uno SO 6 Il -.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
.ngzt Nlepe(anD
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unb rfftrtre, 8abb6rncr, errtnts, prfannrt1r
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9enboar, @oitenbalter, ,Stesc, 0alfrnitun, 9tith.
ba,nnet unb Gateln, pionpfprte 9ratb, S@u.
cH IHE 0uC nSHtlI IAlACH1E wv uAc WHptEe %AAAkbS
II rie fem SSade.
Sferoraturen altr 0rt rtrnen aufs tefte st'
mott, cute alte Sicinen ncbme i'd fir bilisc
preife I'M xauf6banrel an. AQe Auftrase rpnl
tanre mereen aufs te 1t. phnttlibtfs tecrst. 9as
untenftebtnre 3rusniB res -6rn. :. Qpbitt rabu.'
lihtt ttfannt ale sebrer prn Olufts9anpen u. f.
~. ,rtrp AQe, mid Sefu6enren t1ter,tusen ppt1
ner 2pabrbsit res Stensefasten. Olan psrsebe
ni6t 3u temerten, pab mein Stcbr untsr ben
9lomen Sa5aor, tctannt 1T.
/ Il. Stpwert, Smprrttur
III tttttben 2Raaren, gum " Bataar'
San. IS. pb6nir 9etaurt, 9leptlanh, O..
do hereby certify, that have instructed
several Bands who received their supply Of
Instruments from Mr.. A. Seywert, at the
Cleveland Bazaar, and take pleasure in saying
that as to Quality as well as moderate prices
| can confidently recommend them to al
who are deSirous to purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music, Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 1S. 1893. town, Trumbull Co
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
Geftulhoftst SanD!nu9-

UtItHfWIWIIc'IeJV
.Nie lluterfhriebenen benusen oieiege
~ lesenbeit, ben 8dr8ern pom Mabtllrn uni
cer tmlit9cnrcn @c9cno antnset8ett, Rap flt bef
8anjen 9prratb $ ar tp aar &c, Der frttber btt
.5crren WleGuaps see6rtc, sefa,'ft batet1i uni
fcrtfabren, at rem altcn Stanerlat, IN htt
Matnttrabe. eine xbtlre tpettlt9 prt' Der potf=
Offs, bas Gel@aft unite be,n Sla'nett ,''i,p Sir
ma prn xet,nis unb 81 Il y, 3l tetreibcn.
sic pertcn ftdb 8f1dltb f6at;en, tpenit iDrs
Src,.npe unp ras putlieun1 iltetbaupt ot1ruftn
unb i9ren 9prratb lit Qa9en6eitt t,ebitlet, ipcrs
re1, ebe tle fpnittpp eauftn. s pbn xennts,
Ma6iLor, Sec. 90. t.p. James Q. &eap
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ttbrct1 ,c. aud alc Artcn OrpBertp, SoEats n1'p
lee6tcr 0ctrdnfc II. alles 1T ptes Sad t3la9en0e'
1um3ertauf baltcn trirp. CT rtrF9trt' rag et's@
ait runttlitbcr Bepienun9, forpcEl tnl upf'haz
der ais i'm 0rpbtreps @efadft nidt wstO ermen9
let laBcn, ,tnp btttet raher er9efenIf III. ps' S
3ulfru3 fincr oltcn Sreunbe nnp pes 'p"Pu'
trns tlterbo,lrt.
Sutton, Su(p 8. /. =.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
11brn1aherep uno @ro6eren*
Nlel1ea Gtab[tsement 1T Vnlton.

O.. y 9 B N a u, HEtHl"NVVl
,taebt ren9nutlttttm aAttttt9ss
rpll ketanrt, paS ct rot $500
tfer rad sutton, tn Start
0atntp, 0Dir, se5rsett it,
,I,,b i'm ttdhften oaute tpetts
lid rer Nirtr @rnte N1@ nei'
etakltrt bat, oll,rc CT nettf
SSeraratitrcn ait allttt @rtel'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-11-01
@roberepen uno 0eifti9er 0etr6nfel
e. GcpWert'9 9aeaar !

TeutIhcs> @nglild)e5 nno sSran3oi1ldee
Maarenseager, Glepelono, Stlc.
@urcb ncue Sennun9cn, cntDdlt rteies 70 all
q scinetn tclicttc GtotliSemcnt, ickt Gins nrr
ar6stenu. (pr9faGi9t Observation-Disclosures
i'm 9onjen B ten.
Goufc1tfc rrm Sol1rc 1tnb bcrtinrtictrt -o0rhler,
finn b6flidtt cin9clarcn, mid init brcn NuftrAStn
III trcbren, unp ftnrcn tfrts rrrrdtDi9 Olrnterz
acr 2 ricl,paarcn, 9>urren, Oiullt nnp muhtolt,
(tbc Sntfruincntc, 92Irttcn oller 2lrt, Samme itz
rcr e6att,tn8, en8lifhe 1t. fran5cf(tbc fancp Sti>
felt ttnp 9oertumcricn, Sritltortrit, SnnnDolj6et,
S6ecrtn, OIcBer, Srtt9cL perlen, Obrrln9c,
Singerrin9c, Sruftnapeln rno annrres Sctbmrts
&c, Smirn, Saumtpclle, 9lapcln, 0arrtt1cn Eran,
icn unp onperc Seban9e, &ntl6cn unr 0analtpct
Ncrpirtneen tsnr 1ronreIn, stten Snrrtc, Nes
ecit unb Gpnncnltbirmc, S6reitfccern, s'eitfifs
tc, @tefcrtatcln, eolntihes 2eoBer, Same''.
krettcr, @toeb(ricle, Ma9itbc sattrntt, 90
fbrntiiher, Nalicredtt6cn, Oomcn Srilcttrn
gtab(fcbcrn, I6oarlcdcn firOomcn, Gelbtbrlcn,
moencti(hc 1bicrc, g pieIe, Sidtbtrl biBcttirtc
Sartcn, Ilasttn, Ci9arren nnp Iofatss0rrtt,
ltbrtcttcn -Crtcptrd9cr, rniitart1obe Gatlrtrttrz
atr, Iuftbtalthcn, G Strciobrirmrit, Otl"tcn, itle
ttrnc Sleifepcrn, XDcrmcmcttr, Opmincs, Iftz
croftcre, Si(tblcincn tInp y0atcn, Setcrtr@ter5
unp &nallertftn, 1t. {. 10.
im @rcBen uno &letnen
cSuOtantG6e @urtoiItdten,
cine ercSe eAuswab( pcn S6rten, i5a6ert, pfeiftn,
@elcherfen, Nereltlben, &rie8sz
G5f,r,en II. E. 10. rerferti9t tet Den in 8reen Sap
tef1nrli6en Snpianerit. Qls 9ef6entr ins Nt,sz
tonp tann ts 9c,riB teintn pabcnrcrn Artitet SC.
ten, ,amal, pa rerlei Qrtittl i'm Nnslanee, ais
ron rcr Ioanb prs 21ilpsn ttnnneno, tr6 rrn
,pcit sriserm SntreBe iine. tim 5a9lrei9cn 3ts.
fprueb fittct Der Ofi9c.
cSd,tldr IS. 1889. t.r.
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I'M @rcBen uno &leinen
CSnSfouiGd,e GltriClItGtef1.

Sd,tltdr IS. 1899.
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.. 2lu fl oflltlg. .- .s2
9la6rttb tpirb bier,,1it ertDeist baB bic Dart
ner(aip, bic fribsr ta,tsr Der 6irna San,es Sebn'
.fcn tt. g.. int .oartmaartn 9efaaft tstfanpen
bcpt init et9entciti9er 3enillisuns eufSslSff NOR
feu if. Ste 9ictrn unb Stebnun9eh btfnptn 1tdb
ale in rsn .oanbcn rrn Scbn 9. SrDnfrt Y. 90.
2Qe bic at crfaste fSir,na t0uini9 fitb, ,perpen
aafsefororrt, fcsleteD 8ibtiseeit 81 MAIDEN.
80 4. .sscbn Q. esebniott II. GO.
...- Sa,iirs Spbnfon.
MagiQon, esSani Y. 1889. b.o
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2lnfenp.6 s)leues 50Dtel
in Der Stact grtogenater, 8eaoer @aui

tD, pennfplDanten. ..-."3
G>cr ttnterf6rtebene seist bc,n pabliftm erSe'
~O ttmft an, paB CT in ber Gtabt 8rtostipa.
ter, Beaver eauntp, pcnnntpenten, an Der nprbs
ett(idbcn Gefe bts Warfts Bieredts, tpeftlih ppn
Clare utS Gc's Gprpitions t'no GcnnntBpns
gBaaftnlager, Elm ne,tcs 5otel crriAtet bat, fpps
ieftff er 1tcb pnr6 cute Z eoicntsns uno tiQist
Dreifc teuiilben tpirb, bic VttppSenbsit pts pubs
(ifuns III perpieneu. @etne S9ente Eat ct init
Srn prridslitlfen @ctraneer perfeben, fein Tifdb
mire NIT aeft ptrfrbe1 fepn mas bic 5aesrcs;cit
e@utcs Sartictef unb fetne taiIe nnb fpnffi8e &c
eotnmopaticueit lIap Serainiis. CT labetIcilenhe
sr9ebsntf sin, atlsuruftn, uitc cnpFeblt ft9 als
ces prbiieains erecbentfer Siener.
0einri9 Nneenp.
Bstbaespaser 9,os. III. b.p.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-04
From the Correspondence oftkc Globe.

fARlS, Way 10.
The city is in great commotion al the
moment am writing toyou. have just
returned from witnessing the progress of
the emeute.
rhe throne of LouissPhilippe will not
he shaken by such efforts. Iconsider him
. wise and able monarch and think his
Government is becoming more and more
table. There is also in France, evident
movements onwar1s. Public opinion is
ecoming more aud more enlishted, and OF
course stronger aud stronger. Its opera
lion upon the various departments Of The
Government cannot be mistaken. In fact
the French have many Of the first princi-
piles of free government. They have no
hereditary nobility, for their titles are now
mere names signifyins nothing, and not
comprising the slightest exclusive privi-
lcge. They have an equal division of
property, they vote by ballot, and an equal
representation. The electoral privilege
is 100 much restricted by The extent of the
qualification required, but time will soon
bring the remedy for this, and there is too
great tendency to Capitalization in their
system. Paris is the centre of political
life, not merely for those objects which
agreeably to our notions, are perfectly
connected with the Government, but
for almost every thing which Interests
the community. And here you see the
true key to the influence which Paris has
exercised upon the French nation in all
the revolutions from 1889 to this day; not
one has originated out of Paris, and not
one has been unsucc, ssiul in the kingdom
which has heen successful here. con-
slider this one Of the must crying evils in
the existing state of France.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-04
From The Nsr Orleans Bee, June 10.

CapITuLATIoN OF 1AMPIco.-lt seems
that the surrender of Tampico must he
attributed IL the basencss of Gen. Urea
Nh was in command Of The Federalisls
unn the 1st inst. when he treacherously
abandoned them by flight His poltroonery
disguised and dispirired the officers and
others, who were united with him in The
defence of the city. The soldiers, we
learn, were to the last more disposed TO
resist than capilulate; they freely express
ed their disapprobation Of that disgrace,
full measure, but were compelled 10 acqui.
esce in the terms agreed upon by their Of
icers. We are informed by uuquestiona.
bile authority, that the federal force previ.
Gus to The capitulalion. was equal to one
thousand men under arms; whereas that
of Gen. Arista did not certainly exceed 400
effective men. General Bustamenre was
said TO be at some leagues distance from
'Tampico, and was expected at that town
in TWO or three days to assume the COM
mand.
A correspondent informs us that there
was much apprehension manifested by the
f'reisn merchants iu Tampico. as to the
course that would be pursued in reference
to The duties on the prohibited goods that
had arrived since the commencement of
The revolution on the first Of October last
General Arista. in his proclamation, de-
rlares "that the government of Mexico
will decide The question whether the du-
ties were paid ia good faith to the revou-
,ionary authorities" Fears are entertain
ed that repayment Of such duties will he
required. There appears to be no doubt
that The revolution is. for some time al least
suppressed, more particularly upon the sea
coasl which remained 10 their possession,
and that as the only man of acknowledged
frmness and integrity, influence and un-
daunied bravery, has been sacrificed To the
vindictive fury of Santa Ana, their hopes
of ascendancy must be regarded as utterly
desperate. Nothing but one Of those sud-
den shiftings of political sentiment so COM
mon TO tine capricious and ignorant popu-
lace Of Mexico, can offer the slighles,
chance for a revival of their cause.
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Foreign.
NEW ORLEANS. June 18.

NEW ORLEANS. June IL.
Late and Important from, Merico.-The
United Slales sloop of war Warren, touch
cd at The BaIlze on the night Of the 18th
lust. for the purpose oflanding passengers
aud freight, destined for this port from
Tampico. By this conveyance have been
received the particulars Of the surrender
of Tampico to the Government forces un
der General Arista. The Federalists had
strong force in The town at the time,
which was we'll furti6ed and strong hopes
were entertained that the garrison would
stand a siege. We have seen private
letter, which states that the soldiers were
very much dissatisfied with The articles Of
capitula,ion. After the treaty had been
signed by rle officers, they remained un-
der arnls twenty four hours, refusing to
accede to the convention-threatening
death 10 the Centralists if they dared 10
enter the city, and menacing vengeance
upon the officers and citizens, for having
betrayed them into the hands of the ene-
my. For while fears were felt lest the
city would be given up TO piiage by the
exasperated soldery. Bur by some means
or other, they were at length paciictl, and
the capiluIation of the place was quietly
conducted. No violence was offered by
General Arista or the Central troops to
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. property was re-
speclcd and the utmost good order and
tranquility prevailed. The terms of the
treaty were certainly very advantageous
TO The Federalists. All political offences
were TO he pardoned, and the officers and
soldiers who choose, were permitted 10 re-
tain their rank in the army. Even the
arch rebel. Urea, was included in the am
nesty, provided he determined to accept Of
the terms. AT the time of the occurrence
he was absent from Tampico.
In consequence Of the ancable arrange
rents between the belIiserent parties, for.
eisners resident al Tampico experienced
no molestaion. Every Thing remained
quiet, aud business and commerce will
now he resumed, and flow on in their ac-
customed channel. Many surnises and
rumors were afoat with respect 10 the
meaus by which the government obtained
This bluodless victory. Some Of the zeal.
GUS Fcderalisls intimate that the FEEDER.
alst officers suffered themselves to be
lampercd with in the absence of Urrca.-
However this may be, it is quite certain
that the capiiulation, of Tampico has pu1
an end for The present to the cause Of Fed
eralism.
The accounts from the interior were con.
Trajectory. IL seems to he, though. the
general impression, that The government
had triumphed al every point. A runor
Of The capture Of Tuspan was current a,
The time The Warren sailed. The capitu,
lalion Of Tampico took place on The 9th
inst Bustamente was to make his public
entry into The city. 1t is gratifying tc
learn Thar The lives and property of foreign
residents were 50 well respected. High
compliments are paid 10 Capt, W. A.
Spencer, Of The Warren, for his exertions
and strong interposition in behalf of Amer.
ican citizens. by which they were secured
from all harm either 10 their persons or eC
rccls.-Bulletin.
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Seventeenth ofJume.-This is the an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill
and vas ushered in by salute fired on
the Common by the New England Guards
and another from the top of Bunker Hill
hy The Charlestown Artillery. This hill
is not what it was once. Traversed by
streets, and shorn of its fair proportions,
its identity is almost gnEe-it is now "A
fitting place for its haffnished monument
from the top Of which, the American
flag is This day waving in defiance OF
shame.-BoSton We. Jour.
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The New York Herald Announcing The
failure of large Flour House in that CITY.
anticipates erear loss 10 the dealers and
spectators in -four from the fall iu thu
price of that commodity. The same pa
pei adds the following statement.
When flour first began to give way in
the early spring. there were many miller
who bv obtaining loans at the west were
euahled To remit funds to New York, TO
meet their liabilities rather than sell at 80
Since then prices have gone down steadily
to their present le.S9 SO. A fall of near
33d per cent; such decline under The cir
cumstances cannot but involve in ruin the
operators concerned. The first fruits of
this state Of things were visible in the fail
ure of a flour house on Saturday. This
evenr chiefly arose from old operations.
but the present unioward slate of the mar.
kei was the Immediate cause. The over
whelming cropofthe last wear was such
as TO haffle all the expectations ofthe spec
ulaiors. The quantity brought forward
has so far exceeded their calculations, thai
the whole remaining power of the hanks,
is insufficient to sustain the speculalor a.
sainst the continued fall in price. In look
ing back upon the prices which have been
current for -four 10 The United States from
The commencement oflhe presenf century.
we find that the action Of the currency has
had marked effect upon The price. not
only by raising them by reason Of its re-
dundancy, but,he speculative fever en-
gemlered at such times has caused the crop
to he less, which accounts for the great
fluctuations of prices.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-07-04

A paragraph is going the rounds Of the
newspapers that "lhe legislature of Michi.
gan have passed law prohibiting, under
severe penalties, the running of any car or
nlher vehicle on anv public road on Sun
Law, unless in cases of emergency, which
must be certified to by some public officer" a"
No such law has ever been passed by the
Legi>,tur Of this Statr. We are mol
blue light enough for such Legislation yet
Detroit Free Press.