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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
Wheelsrsbu-gh, Sept. 7lh. 1889.

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ORIGIN OF DEMOCRACY IN AMEkKCAs.
The origin Of democracy in America, says
the Rochester Republicans thus clearly detn''
ed, N language as beautiful as the reminiscent
ces which itcalis up are happy and interesting.
Mr.. Bancroft is one ofthe soundest democrats
as well as one Of the most enlightened, able,
and distinguished auihorsIm this country
Letter of Bancroft
!, Boston, Jtly 4, 1889.
GEErLEmEN-No inyitatlon couldbe more a.
greeable than 10 ioin the Democracy of Ply
mouth county, in celebrating our national in
dependence. The old colony is the storehouse
of bright examples and, sound principles: tire ca
bin Of the May Flower was the brigth-place Of
modern popular ffeedon,; and the civic heroes
with whom the bark was freighted, consecrated
TO democracy. Of themselves they instituted
government, and almost every branch oft was
Kept in strict and in almost immediate depen-
dence upon the popular judgement and will. In
these. early days the magistrates held their office
by no tenure Of life; bnttas't these who perform.
ed the duty Of judges were responsible to the
people, and asthe people themselves were the
Aigh court of appeal, their judicial DEGREES were
in humanity and common sense. They never
allowed manslaughtsr 10 be expiated by fine
of thirty dolars:tnor were the little barks ofthe
irst fishermnof New England, on their return
from Sagadahoc and Acad1e, condemned by an
arbitrary decision to be received as aliens. 'Flie
pilgrims were thoroughly imbued witlrthe true
spirit of democracy; and the more their little in
situations are examined, either in regard to their
character or their influence, the more weshlll
be instruciedin the nature and confirmed in HE
love ofour political creed.
The pilgrims described themselves as men
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19

Ne learn blythe a||aaslhIa paperp,
inal DR. Dyot lhe frau 1nl ]snker, has
,esh seateaced totbr yoafs hard la-
5or in the pentenpary This should be
a warning to the hundte1 Of fraudulent
Bankers, yet running at .sfge, lnunda~
tlug the coantry with lheit fictitious aud
Unconstitutional paper currency.
Let them take heed, and reirace.
their steps, fort'Murder will out" and
were the majority of these monopolles
rooted out and exposed to the core, las
was the case with Dyot,s Bank } they
would be found IN a condition as rotten
as corrupt, and as oppressive on the
poor man, as ever were the schemes Of
this great swindlor; and had justice her,
due, there would be more penilentiarieSl
than there are at present. is a hard
and trying scene, 10 see This old man,
whose locks have, heen whitened by
the SHOWS of sevenl winters, torn away
from his family, to md his days perhaps
within the preci fcls Of q prison; 20 one
TO wipe away 4 lear, as it strickles siz,
lently down hi |affowed cheek. Tet
this must be The poor l6b6fer, the
widow. and ME orphan, demand il Of
justice, aad sLet justice be done though
the hea yaIss should fall"
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
. RELIGIOUS BIGoTRY.

The New York Spirit Of the Times
states that the Rev. Mr. Fitch, an Epis-
copal Clergyman, lately refused to at
tend the funeral Of Mr. G. F. Mcclure,
at Detroit, because he was an actor.
Thatpaper says, 10 laud which a.
bounds in christian charity and human
ity an action so intolerant and Inhumau
appears utterly Gespicable. No Ian
guage lie too mild to be applied to such
a 'whlted sepulchro.' 1t seems thai
the Pbarisees are net all dead yet
What max es the case still morerevol-
ling, # possible is TIE fact that the de-
ceased was a worthy man, and highly
esteemed by all who knew him (Mstrop'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19

The motto OF the Democratic party
is and we ttus, ever will be '..principles
not men," The party in this county has
been purified in the furnace Of persecu-
lion. 1t is now founded upon rock
against which neither the winds nor.
the waves can prevail. We have lop-
ped off all the branches Of false doc
tr:ne which selfish expedency had en-
grated on the venerable TREE Of De-
mocracy; and now, freed from the par
asites and Unaffected, who adhered TO
it solely fer the purpose Of elevating
themselves, it stands forth in its own
strength and grandeur.
The tsg great political parties Of
this country owe their origin to the very
nature and structure of the Federal
Constitution, under whatsoever names
they may be called, they must cohtinue
10 exist while that instrument shall en-
dure. The abandonment of old names,
and the adoption of new ones, cannot
change tho principles Of the Federal
Wing party in the county of TuScaraw-
as or any where else, the essential priD.
ciples Of our political opponents are the
same. They have resorted 10 this ex.
pedient from their characteristic belle
in gulltag the people, and have always
/ IN the end been disappointed. Wher
you apply tothem the touchstoue of rr'n
ciple, you find them TO be always th'
same, under every disguise
The fundamental principles of th'
Democratic party, is firm and ahidin!
reliance upon the virtue and intelligence
of The people. We hold it as cano
Of our political faith, that all people ar
capable Of self-government, and requlr
no extraneous influence to make tbef
tread the path which leads to the great
est good for the grestest number. y
the contrary, our opponents, whatove
name they may have assumed, have ev
er advocated an extension of the pow
/ ers Of the Federal government, and b
loose construction of the Federi
Constitution, have endeavored TO ere
ate what they have always admired,
strong government. The success Of
J cause based upoa- equal rights ar
. equal privileges-a cause that embrace
within It's broad and ample folds Of jul
! tice and equity, the protection Of eyel
class Of society-oppressing none-
granting exclusive privileges and excl
slve benefit 10 none-but protecting q
in the enjoyments of their natural an
individual rights and oppose all mt
nopolies that tend to create artifici
D aristocracy on the one hand, and o.
= pose labor on the other. Thisi is, HI
/. been, and always will be, the charact
= of true DEMOCRATS.
1t has been said by some Of our neig'
bors, in relation to elections, that o.
;. Dover friends are much in the habit
. firing blank cartridges; that they a
much inclined 10 use their efforts onI
: while the candidates are before the col
!. yention land that after they are broug
LefOre the people, they leave them
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
A, Sl,ARTLINGtQUERY.

Beng on board the steamboat the
other day, on returning from Washing
ton, a young lawyer who.is rapidly ris-
ing TO the hlshesthopor in his profes
sion, asked by-stander BY whatau-
ihority our Legislatures allowed priv
ileged few o.print dollars instead Of
earning them? II is one OF the most i'm
poriant questions we have ever heard
propoupded-will come one favor us
with an answera ,,
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19

VCR COUNTRY AND IFS hoSrEolS "a
History perhaps never recorded as
prosperous times, as abundant a sea-
con, and as happy government as the
present. Over the wide spread lands Of
the United States, wherever the hand Of
Industry has been exerted, moro than
an ample reward has been the result.
The continuous public improvements,
the extent Of manufactures and the Ag-
ricultural productions, have never been
excelled. The numerous Inventions Of
Art, blended with every branch Of
| American science, Joined hand in hand
with Nature TO bring forth some lasting
tribute to the honest and industrious;
and what are the results Of this great
combinationl Pence, Plenty and Con.
tentment, to every honest and indus
trious mind among fifteen millions oi
inabitants.
But do we all appreciate and feel
grateful, for the blessings we are now
enjoying; these too. under the most
| prudent and wise government on earth,
conducted by an able chief magistrate,
capable Of Heading US through any diff
| iculties2 No! There is party exis-
lmg that are now crying ruin through
out the land. They being the descen-
dants of those who advocated monarchy
at the formation Of our constitution, are
incensed at every appearance Ofpros'
perity. ard thoOsh filing their owl
granaries, by the abundant hafvssts
still cry destruction and desoatior
= through every valley, trying to spread
dissension and gloom and dismay owe
Z tho whole country. Yet this is the par
; ty Striving for power; exeriiDg ever,
nerve to acquire the reins ofgoVern
ment When we see q par!y resortin
10 such baeeness out Of power, wha
c might we lock for were they in power
" As we'll might we look for the rose. o
; the lily, among the snows Of the North
" as 10 look for Peace. plenty, Or hap
u py government under such Tulers.
= Our exports OF domestic produce, an
" manufactures, last year were over ninet
y millions of dollars. This year the
al will probably be doubled; sufficient ev
. idence 10 prove that We are unparallele
in the scale OF nations. Still we hav
curse, a leprous spot on our county
~ corrupt system Of Banking, that ha
Is for a number ofyears exte9led its raw
: ages without limit, until the people hav
y become alarmed; they have seen tbt
= this evil must be eradicated, and th
u great question is to be decided
u the elections Of 1889 and 40, whetht
"a The people shall rule The Banks, orth
." Banks rule the people. ''a
al The years 1889 and 40, will form II
P most important era in the whole histor
IS of our coun!ry-Let every lover Of h
or country, every Democrat, be on ii
alert, and watch this momentuous pt
h. riod-i! is for the welfare OF posierit,
ur that we should look, no, for the accom-
Of plishment of selfish. .motives--stand b
re The government in all emergencies,
y overy hazard, and we will still go {
n and prosper, even when our enemies al
ht all forgotten, we willbe The wonder
10 tho world.
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NOTICE.

All Persons in favor Of organizing
Legislative Association, are requested
to NEE, at the Printing Office, or
Tuesday evening next, at half PaSI7
O'clock.
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The Wheeling Times tWhig) says
the Wing have been knocked every
way Iby 10 late western elections
SOM werS completely knocked over
oil baFs theif heels into the air,&c. So
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
.iIP MEETING.

III 7ON NAOttuuf ,s
ilesolved, That HE following Gem
slemen be appointed a COMMITTEE Of
VigiIence for Rush township, to eon.B-
vue in ihedischargc Of their cuiyas such
COMMITTEE. until afterIthe next October
election. io.wit: John Barton, Chrislo-
spher johnson, Amos Wright, Themas
Archibald, Geotge w. G;lson, Hem
sry Westhayer, Pohert Hases ,John
Bennei, Silas Porter, James Millkin,
N. D. Keneday, Terrence Smith, Mi
-.chael Bennett, Abraham VaDfera, ].
sLambrigbt, Patrick Atchabald, John
eLowrey, end W. M. Wilson.
Resolved. That the proceedings ol
this meeting be signed-by tbe Chair
man ssnd Secretary, and published ia
the Ohio Democrat.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
PETER STlLA.
Chairman
SJAcoB FlcLEv.
Secretary.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19

il Union I'lfe il. iceaknss, IN Diui5 /
ION strsnsl This logic oilhe E'sdersl,
party, Is not particle mole ridiculo0s.
Than most If their currency and cradil
notions. For the last two years. they.
have purposely kept the names 6fAClaR
HafHsOa, and Webster, before the peo-
pie, 10 combine their strength TO effect
the local elections, But no seoner,
does defeat oyertske lhem than they lay
all the misfortune to the want Of a single
candidate 10 the people. lfa union of
the in,erests Of the whole weakened
your party, gentlemen, try one single
handed, and you will soon be awakened
to theseal strength you pOssess before
the people -of this Union. Your politics
are agreass shumbug-and you are only
humbuggiBg honest men'to their great
detrimsnt Of character, and loss ofin-
telhgeuce.[ H,Maa
There is one thing in the midst of all
their trouble over which the "Whigs"
should rejoice. They should,b glad
that during the present year, Mr. Graves
Of Kentcky, who murdered .CilIey, and
lMr Wise of Virginia, .whotold the
bloodhound TO shoot lower, thai he
might execute his purpose more slIsc>
,ually. have both been re elected to
Congress by the,party which claim "alI
the virtue and reiigion."{ STANDARD 2
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From the Ohio Statesman.
EXPLOSION ri

- ]. "
Some two years since, Just after The
Bank suspensions, we noticed the OPP,
era,ions'of MIR. Smtees &c. Of Cincin-
natl, in connection with the West Uni
on Bank, and this shaving hank of the
city. We then warned tberpnblic against,
the schemes Of men whose object could
not berthe public good. and ought not
10 be Trusted, For this We were de-
nounced in the mos vlSi ,ors manner,
and were threatened with prosecution,
in connection with the editor Of the
Ohio Sun, who has received his full
share also, Of persecution aud abuse
Nosing the vile robberies of the
tribe. And now whatshavo
|ihe following from the Gin
= Of Sept. 1llh: t
HFFOUTlNG,
Ecitement existed in
caused by the real
iwou,ing of Mr.. Sur
ne Mechanics and Ira
cincinnati. The Bank
bring the day, by depos-
fhRds. We understand
sipg last, the pri.
tiiu,ion amour.
Q whole amoun
othe Bank clos
The notes il
~, 900 -Sl5,G ,G0t
hands of an Aeen
the purpose Of East
7e President, DR.. W
lsent, and the gen
declares iharth,
all tits ebliga
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19
Fran tie Ohio Statesman.

Z NIFUW ttI OfttV Ot0tOo"stsHs
TO TIE VOTERS OF OHIO.
Again approaches tbcIime for us TO
speak our will through the balltt-boAes
again the deslinies Of our Stale are IN
: our handsfor veal sr wo. IL becomes
~us then TO examine for ourselves,
whether we acted wisely last fall or
whether we would have been gamers
had the PRINCIPLES Of the Wings pre-
yailed.
The two most important questions
Ftl,at interest US now, are the Banking
system and the Abolition question. Not
having tirpe 10 enter into the abstruse
principles Of banking, will>view the
question in its Practical effects here 10
our Iron region. The merchants are
starting cas-. for goods, but very little
money can be collected. Ask man
that works al a furnace for money, he
will tell you the managers will notpay
eeut.aay money ill after the election,
fnr (say they )lfthe wings beat, we will
Sbe able to pay you money--if 'he; dem;t
oorats beat, the banks 'wih-stop busl>
mess. ls this plain eaough for the edl-
tors Of whig papers to understand =?
But, fellew-ritizans, rest assured the,
are working their own ruin. Not7a man
but says they will suffer ,her property to
~be sold, sooner than vote for those that
would force them 10 do their bidding.
This is not ALA, prominent heretofore
kEhig Iron mas,erssaid few days ago,
Ie would never vote a Wing ticket
IgaiR, for he -was.satisfed 9he banks
1ileEn nio,rSy for poiiticel effect,
15me TO this ln'the 63d year
~ lpepdenee institutions made
N, holding our destinies q
aklng money either scarce
lir pleasure and the pros.
Gapnlry and individuals
iciOus and am
I'D his fam
her they
will oul
VI. are
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-09-19

Mr.. L H Earle near NollIf su[Md
now has FIVE cucumbers ggo4I01 his
garden, one of which has ssllIne0
length Of S feet inch ] and It1
four uPEards of4 feet
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
@ihtio pcn Slorloa.

Ter Gertro9 bon General Waeon'b
nit cen Snt,arern, ,pvrilter fhcn frotel
,eId,r;eten uuo oeia9t rurre, hat ettpa 10
lanse ferauert, als cas papler, ouf eas
er 0eId,riebcn, menn man es elnem ,l.e>
:tten Meeen ous9eiest toten Unree.
Cas- ct. 9luoultine Steipe nom Sten c1eles
entbslt cine Tad,ridt ilter cte uebsrald':
una BON Sterft SHarneD's Abthe1luna out
benz 9,riten su @cleciattie am %. Snlt.
Bon 2S Wann puroen l3 aetlo ottf. NM
cbeufaas smei 9,nGerler. Gies 1T DE per.
rdtbcrid(te Nanblun9 Der Sne1arer le'f
benz Nnfan9e bes Grieses. Sterlt Nar<
neD, Der Gh ouf 3rcu uno 9lauben Serz
lieB uno in Der 9ermuthuna lette, Dap er
in ihrcn @unften fet, tpaote itd, NIT e!ner
Nbtbeiluno pon bios % Mann auf e,ne''
Vclten Der beinabe 200 Otcilen Don )errm
anbern entfernt 1T. Ter unnenichl'dse
8erludt, BON Seiten oer cSneianer, ote tag
lid bel ibnen auf freuncid,aftltem Me9e
auss nno eirsesansen Gnc: e,eie t'e!ne !1'
8anbe Al ermorcen, ldet fctnen 3re'te
mebr iiber ibre feincielisen gellnnnn9ef
auffommen. (weHo"t9e'
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@etferoefchtCbtc.

Tclecnbe interesante @efhthte fnbet
mir imOtontreal 3ranlcript, tpe!he mir Ell
mem aetpieen Gbeil unicrer Heler CUR Se'
|berSi9uns empfeblen.
Um Cienitas Dor IA 1a9en iaB Srar
|. Ceine Game bon Slloun9) in tbrem
ShlaEimmer> bis Die ubr ilberm Gamlne
IL fhlue. 9IlS Der Srvplfte Shla9 oas
3mmer rpioert6nte, fD9en plDBllt Die
( buren ouf. Subem Ge thren Srpf in bic
Soobe richtete, um cieieu unberufeneu @lns
tritt oieLeiht zines ibrer IicEltbcten ild
III perbitteu, blieben ihre 9lu9en auf Der
(YeitaLt ibrc5 oeritorbeneu 9atten haften!
Sin Sdrei oes @nnesens entfnhr 1br
uuo Gs fteI bepuBtlDs Su Booen. Sbr Sal
bradte Die 9lieoer ibrer SamlIte, tpeld1e
nod, niht CUR 9iube 9e9an9en, 5u 1brer
5Hulfe bcrbei- 1le bradten ile tp1eeer 5l1
lIdj ieIbit uno Srau . =, tpie id,cn 9efa9t>
fcine Nrau bon 8erlfanb uno 9etitesfraft,
tpar qeuciat, Die qan;e Sade ais etnen
Streto, ibres ei9eneu aufseregten Sc
mlthssuitauees Su tetrahten, berbel9e>
fubrt curd) Die traurt9e @rsdblun9, tpelhe
Ge 9erace 9elelen uuo bic @rinnerung an
ibren far;liheu Berlult. Sie fano es ln'
ceeen fir rothlam, lire &ammerfrau eiz
nige 9tdhtc lang in ibrem Gunner idlas
fen III laBeu, fir cen SaI ocs Beitanoes
bet einem Gudfau ibrer permelnten Ner'
venldpdd)e.
Snoeeen lebtcn IieniIa9 befano fe ilh
riecer oCein in threm Shlaftumer uno
Qinq etnos ocr sebn lltr in's Sett. 9es
race ale bic @lccfe ;nolf itIu9 errpohte
lie aus ibrem StIaf fe uno bate tptecer
qans ceutlid, bic pcrermdbnte @riheinun9,
Die Gh bon benz 7iite aus, ,porauf thre
brarnte> 9egen tbr Sett BIN
bewe9te, bis Te 9eraoe Dor ibr itano nno
bic Ncrbdn9e ibrcs Scttes SurlldIdIu1.
Siae crl'dsuoe 9lnglt tenahm tbr alleI
8roft, aufSultreien. Shr Slut 9erann
3leicblom in ihren Noern uno e5 mar 1hr
nid,t mcaiih, itren Blid bon Der entles>
.iden @rlheiuuu9 absuspenoen. GAS Ant>
I,b tbrcs i'm eeben 70 iebr 9ellebten 9nts
ten hattie nitt mctr ben spchlprllenoen
3uo ,pie frilher ; feline slusen tie emit IN
Yie6e Al ibr e:elansten, rp1ren flarr unr
felt anf lie eerittet, bis Srau enollh
ZEN Wutb foste. ihn nit benz Ausrlt ::
@arl tteurer Carl! tparum tcn'n'l It Oh
tpeeer ? onsureoen. Darauf ern"toertc
Ger @eif, inoem er auf cine fleine bsldrse:
beue Vapicrrcue in leiner Scano ceutete !
"SeBe, Sefe, beSatle meme 3e't'1n9sred,,,
uuna, comit itb in Srieoen ruben tann !"
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auf Shire 2tnrlhweGe 9elest, tpetl id, mir
mcbI badte, ooB Sie ihn in Der 0todt uod)
brauheu t6uuten."
Ger Ooftcr 9rif mad, Der Shtpelte,
bob ben usIhlu6eI Cbne Dauf auf uno
fog bic Sreppc biuuuter.
Sca(ti9 fdloB uno riB er bic Soaustbur
auf;-es lt1uo Miemano mebr oa. Gr
blicfte INN Gd) uno fab e5en enen 1T lciner
Tdbe wobnenben @oue9en NIT e'nem
Wdchen ralh oorilbereileu nno borte nod
Die Wcrte tes Mdcd,en lid habe mid
ca orlbsn an Der Ebire oes Dcftcrs, Der
barthersi9 MIDI tparten LIEF uno ntbt fam,
| 10 lan9e auf9ebalten mas miro mesre
urme Mtutter mahen2"
Sebr, febr lan9fam ftie9 Der Dottcr cte
Trrppe btnauf uno UerWunihte in telnem
Uu6mutbe ale RammerScfen, bic III Webs
unb Wonbfhein ld,wdrmen, uno o.e un>
ihulct9eu Die nid,t in elebe uno I'M UtcnoS
Ihcin idtpirmen.
@r 9ins gu Bette. Sn bisisr S1od,t worS pa
er nid)t ipicter setpedt aber er bl'eb
fpat Der sler0er l'eb ibn n'@t w'erer
einId)lafteu.
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Ser @urlinstcn> Sc,po> patrtct berid,>
tet In 8etref bes frilber er,p0tntenStreis
tes Stp'1den cen Sic,'r uno Glirrema s5n>
ctancrn Srl9cnbee:
9Str erfahren bon @cupern6r Qucos
l'no aneeten NerrcI melde ais paea,
9lere lesten slbenb tier anfamer, baB inn
reeren 2telle nes 2ances eegen 22O Scut.
o1aner tparen erntprbet tpcrben. GieSirur
batten een antcrn Stamm ein9elaten, um
e'1en au9emcinen Sricben su berotbfd,lo,
gen.. Gtc ehippetpas erIhienen man
raudte fte Urtecens Yfeife, unb le fdics
ben tdelntar ais CUTE Sreunte. Qie
Soelnltehrenten la9erten fld, ptne 9fra in
'ipei Naufen oettcilt, an rem ct. grpir.
Ste sprrten il6erfalten uno eks fIe fJd, ,ur
9Sehre ftellcn fpuuten, trurten 22O tru
ilnen 9ctbbtet. t9,hi(. StobtsN,r(f
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sine merfmi,roiae SO q 4, {

Cine merf fmuroiae SO cd, -
Das Columbus C8eo.) Scurnal er;dbl
,pie fcl9t, einise turSe @rei9nise aus bem
eeben zines bcrtieen Sur9ere "@r oers
heirathete fit, Dieuitass sltenos; Otit
mods 9lbenos ilberreid,.e ihm feline Tran
einen grben; Dcnnerita9s betranf er Id'
uno SreDta9s puroe er me9en Sd,uIoen
Ieiner Trau einseitedt; Samita9s ftarb
iein &ino ; Scuuta9s purce es be9raben;
Wcnta9S wuroe Elm Sino rcn S,rel Sab;
rem, bon ieiner Trau bcrri,breno, ecsen
Batter jebcd, unbefannt, anerf1nnt; Olens
flags spuroe er oermittelf 0iirsitaft oue
cem @efdn9niee enrla6en, uno am Oeitts
tpcb belhlcB er bic 9Bohe incem er fet:
nem 9Seibe rie 3biire tpiee, itre @erdtts
ldaf.en nddldidte, lire Gimme prii9elte
uno Dem Doftcr ben MauteIIad an Den
Scpf mart, o!s bieler "9Dertbe' NIT ibm
j, lanten tpoute.'' (ib.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23

b>8erfdufe. -Am n6hfen
21ften Sctober tperben 6ffentlihe Qdnte.
reien i'm flioltden 3beiI prn Soma, BUR-
Iin9ton Qanbs Diitrift nerfauft. Ios 3u
oerfaufenoe Qano lt6et an ben Wieieirri;
bic entfernteiten SbeiIe teseIben !ie9en
ettpa 40 Weilen BON bisIem SLuee, 9ut
bepaBert pom oes Mpines, Soma uno anr
bern Slilsen. Ger 8ooem fol- pom frud,t.
barften lein, Der Gh unter ben ofentIiden
ednoereten befnoet, beitebenb aus prai.
rles NIT 9Saloun9en untermiiht, tpeIdjr AT
allen 3peden ees Sarmers binreidenD
0oIS ltefern.
Das 0fentlide 9anb in Der Gadbar.
ldoft bon Sa9inaw>SaD, Mihiaan, tpiro
am Mcnto9 ben 2ten Sertember in Ter
@eneiee Qanooffce oerfauft weroen. Gin
aneerer 8erfauf tpirb tn cerfelben office
am l6ten September itattf futen.
slm 7ten Sftober tperben in Der gQiIs
fpaufee eonecffce bic ab,ped felnben Sec,
ttpnen, tpelde innerholb fluff Weeiler rrn
betoen Selten bee Rcdriders Canals lice
gen, osrfauft merben. Gs fcu fur nid)t
tpeni9er ols 50 so per slder IcseeIdlaes
en- tperren. gu berielben 3eit mrroen mel.
rere Sefttcnen, bic entiernter bonn Canal.
jerch IN eeeenGdte lie9en, su Dem Oeini,
mum sprsis Bon 81 rs rer slefer pers
fault ,percen. (ibl