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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 we'll as moderate prices,
l can confidently Recommend them to all
who are deSirous to purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music, Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. lS. 1888. town, Trumbull Co.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-01-18

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-01-18

2tnitrtes CserulteS) Shreibpapier, feins
8 tfe ,np sspssn!kas Scrtsa, III III tatea in
Issefss Drudsyta,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

The great danger of our town 8 sus-
tanning serious injury in case of fire,
has been the topic of conversation among
our citizens for the last two wears.
This danger is apparent to every one,
from the fact that the town is built up
with frame houses, distant from any
water course, without an engine, ladder,
fire hooks, or any of the implements
necessary to use on such occasions
Notwithstanding all this, every one seems
possessed of the most listless apathy
each rests amid the danger, and seems
content to hope that il fire should oc-
cur, that he will not be the sufferer In
our opinion the most proper source to
look TO, for the adoption of some mea-
sureS for the better security of the town,
is the selectmen, for they have the pow
er and are elected to provide for It's gene
raj welfare and safety, and owe it as a
duty to themselves and the citizens, to
use all means within their power TO eff
feet that security.
1t may be said they have not the
means at this time to provide at once
all such articles-but it is equally true.
that they have the ability to furnish
such articles as ladders and ire hooks.
If nothing else, and they would be of in
finite more service than half dozen
engines with the present scanty supply
of water we have with which to furnish
them with. Our great danger demands
at their hands the exercise of their pow
er, and they will shamefully neglect
their duty if they longer fail TO provide
a set of re hooks and ladders, and we
now call upon them in the name of the
citizens of the town TO provide them.
We feel confident that the selectmen
have the best interests of the town at
heart, and that when once properly
aroused TO our dangers, that they will
roi be negligent or inattentive TO our in
terests. Hoping this notice will be suffi-
cient to effect the end desired, we leave
the subject to their sound discretion and
good Judgment
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

TITLES IN NNEssER.-Titles in Muir
ray county, in Tennessee, are as plenty
as blackberries in season in the south.
We notice that meeting held at Column
ba for the purpose of complimcnting
Gen. Houston with public dinner, there
are on the committee of arrangements,
Ten Coils, Eight Docs, and score of
Esq's and Genl.'s. OF the Marshal's of
the day, four in number, there are three
Coils and one Maj. We once heard a
friend ask a Col. from Tennessee, 1--WE
believe of Murray,) whether every body
in that State did not wear title, either
conventionally or by birth, but hereto
fore had no idea that there was such
good grounds for the query.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

MIssIssIPPI SCENES. We scarcely
open an exchange paper from an adjoin-
ing State, that does not contain a history
Of some affray or affair Of honor, enti-
tied as above. Occurrences of this ma
ture, we admit, take place oftener with
in our borders than we like to see, but
yet we do not like aPprobium to be unde-
servedly heaPed upon our State by 9TH
ers, whose garments are stained, and
whose hands are as bloody as those they
would censure. The New Englander
exclaims with affected holy horror at
the narration of a duel, when he can
look with Philosophic calmness at the
sackIng of a Convent; a New Yorker
rates US as savages for wearing a knife,
and trembles at the bare mention of its
use, but experiences no quealms of con-
science at the butchery, at one time, of
half a dozen Irish, by way of passtime.
We do not believe that there are more
law breakers in Mississippi than in num-
bers Of the old States. The only differ
encc is, that our papers make more noise
about such matters than is necessary
for our credit, or the publicity of the
case requires. For our own part, we
have abstained heretofore from noticing
such events, and will continue so to act,
believing that such a course is better
calculated to effect the end all profess to |
have in view, than the detailing them |
with the nice and wondrous accuracy at
tendant upon such variations. We have
no doubt but the usual publicity given
to affairs of honor, tends to increase the
spirit, and desire for such meetings.
"'Tis pleasant, sure, to see ones name
in print" as they thereby acquire a no.
tariety - however unenviabe - that
many are anxious to win.
Journalists in narrating a dueHo, usu-
ally indulge in such comments as the
''parties behared nth great coo1ness,"
''disPlayed great courage" ''acted cith a
brarery acorthy a better cause" and all
SuCh CtlloIhS' WHICH dlollc are, cdlculdl-
ed to urge many to the field, to win such
empty compliments that are not worth
the wearing.
Believing from mature reflection that
if the publishers of public journals
would abstain from noticing such meet
ings, that the number would be greatly
lessened, we as one will hereafter pay
no attention to them, but let them pass
unnocited and unobserved
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

''SERvED THEM RIGHT. At the April
term of the circuit court of Yazoo coun.
ty. Miss, in the case of Morris vs. III. n
Dun and c. w. Balm, for an aggravated
case of lynehing, the jury rendered a
verdict of t,centy thousand dollars, for the
plaintiff. This is perfectly just, and
should be sincere cause of graduation
to those who feel the slightest interest in
the public morals of the people of this
State A few more such examples would
soon spread abroad the laws supremacy,
and at once check the wreckIess spirit OF
mobocracy which has been spreading
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

What has become of the Southern
Banner, and Madison Wing Advocate
We have not had either for the last three
weeks--IsHnessee Telegraph
Why, the Madison Wing Advocate is
still alive, and struggling for the rights
of the people and the country. We have
not been compelled to stop like the banks.
but have continued to issue, notwith-
standing the hard times, and regret that
our paper-as it seems current with YOU
has not come regularly to hand, for
we can assure you it is all chargsable to
the "nails delay" as it has been regu-
larly mailed to the 'ETelegraph.''
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

We take from the columns gf -h.
Frankfort Commonwealth the fol.evin1
very sensible remarks upon our present
pecuniarv situation Al the relef laws
that might be enacted would NOT better
our condition. for a small portion ar -ae
population of the country Is So em5a-.
raised. that no measures could save
their property from the Marsha.'s and
Sheriff's hammer.
The excitement about relief has f1r
the present subsidized. and We hope viii
never be revived-at least 10 the shape
Of stop laws, and interfering with tie
judicial proceedings of the country
The people of Mississippi are nov In
the midst of pecunIary embarrassmel-s-
Their newspapers are filed with Saer5sFs
advertisements. and all those signs gf
woe that tell Of calamity. present ant o.
come. The public mind seems also F1s--
led from It's proprIety bv the we5zat of
distress. and in It's maddeued frenzv Is
crying out for relief % the legislative
power. We would say 70 them. shelter
bear the ills YOU hare. than fiv 70 others
that you kaosr not Of Kentuckx has
tried all the machinery Of relief laws.
valuation, endorsement replevln- stop
laws and 50 on, and they did not alleviate
her distress. So far from doing that.
those laws unhinged society, thew SCI
the demon of discord 70 work. armef
man against man, and brought the STATE
70 the very verge Of civil war Moth
ing but the paramount power Of the Va
tIORal Government prevented kenfuckv
from being re-christened in derisioa a.
the land Of blood The obligation az
contracts should Be unlmpaired and d.
held iuviolably sacred and the sac
that disregards II. not only commences
but hold out a bounty for is
exercise. RetrenchmeHt Of suDerfuoas
exPendltures-rigid domestic economy
and doubled labor are the only sure re-
lief-laws-they are taught BY nature and
common sense-they were finally re-
sorted to IN Kentucky and brought her
safely through her perils- And now
Kentucky stands upon a lofty eninenca.
having insured her prosperity By adher-
ing to virtue.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

Two RIcHNoNDs- The prospect Of
the division IN the loco foco ranks. upon
the question Of Governor, ore part pre-
ferring Williams, the other McNurr. r.
minds Us Of Phil Thurman show Of the
w user" Phi, being out Of money.
and IN strange place. advertised that
for dollar head he would a-show the
WISER 4 considerable crowd conven-
ed TO see the show After receiviuu the
money at the door, Phil appeared upon a
platform, and pulling a pig out Of a sack.
that he had brought IN on MS shoulders.
addressed ms auditors after this fashion
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

that would not ensure J. G. H. q place
in our columns-as il is in other res
poets unworthy of it. The writer can
have his Mss. by calling at the office.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

49,, .,d dAsolation In our fair land the
past few years.-Granf GHLf Adr-
So we think: but we have one serious
objection to the verdict, and that is-that
the said defendants, have been IN IsTdS
for The last two years, and have been
one cent for the last five.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15

We have received political article
signed, -. c. H." with request to pub
lish. We would inform the writer that
we do not insert such contributions with
out the name of the author, but even
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
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sMhfrro .--Sharles Surfbalter, Srbn
gSallcr, slbraham 0lomiq, Daniel Sflein,
SNcnrS gEieber, Ga0ib Gjcbu1dn.
SbcrsWacun9ie ScuaS Srcrlrr, Gem
Grim, Sec, Stcinju9cr, jr. Saceb Soider.
Observation-Disclosures Se9clD, Edpio
SNcr,c0, 9cter NauiIn9cr, Charles @jcrr,
cwiTt 9. 9Ioie, j.cnrD Sorf, Matbc,p &ne,
@illiam Mcmid,.
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tinano Scllmcilcr, Saccb Wcicr, SCbn 9ieff,
neutrality-suspicious. SHartman, 9aole
@lriIrr, Charles Smitt, genjamtn Grim,
CAMEL SHeIfrtd,.
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Sa, Cauict 9lcter.
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8chler, Vcter Subn6, Gcbn WdIIcr, Gal.
Stedcl une Sacrb 2arrcid>.
9lacntaun. -Wouode6 Sd'marE Sctn
Grpe, Charles Seip, q. {. 9tube, Dtajpr
Coniel l,cimbodl mo SacCb I.cctman.
SHaunCUcr-Scua6 Sicrp, Gccr9 Wca9cr,
Charles @rIpcr, Gal. Nlore6.
9frrtbamptru Saunid'ip.-Captb GicIt,
Nanicl Hctb, Spbn 9tonrit, @aip. &lcdncr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
GrnfliCGe 9laCtwtC6f.

"a Der llnterScidncte 9cicnnen it, batei9it
btele Gje9cno Su oerlahen, 70 benahridtigt
CT hermit ale riejentQeu perlcneu, weldr
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id,uIet9 iIur, crnitIid', rtme Schl smiiden
jcBt uro ben 20lteu initrbeuccn Septcmbers
mrnat bci linn anSurufen uuo 2id,ti9fcit ut
MAIDEN. llno icIdlr, tpelhe nod redtmisi9e
9lnfcrccrun9en an ibH babcu, perben ebcns
fallS er1udh, tbre 9ted,nungeu bulncn beIa9,
ter 3cit ppbIbritittgt eil;ubduoi9cn.
Scbn Oiefln NJ. ID.
AlieHtaun Sept. IL. ra-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
SClnlp- -QinforDeruto.

gIlle elejcnt9rn, pcldIe updl an Die Soirtcrs
laIFeniddft ee6 cerftcrbercn M1 d1 a c [ 6 an,
oes, lcBtbtn bon Sbers Soeona Eaunldip,
Ged)a @dnntn auf irgrno cine gEeiTe ftbuloi9
fIno, peroen hermit benad)ridhtiget, timers
balb 8 Wcnatcn bon beuti0em Datc ait, an
bic llnte3eid,neten 3idti9feit su madcn.-
60 ipcrpcn audi ale iclfe benadridtiat,
ipeld,e nod 9llfcrberur9sn an beIaate SIN.
teridllenfhaft baben, ibrc 9Iehuunoeu rpebl,
beitdti9t all lluter;eiehuete rnlWreidleu, eamit
Gthti9feit 9euladt percen fam.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
QSroCiaillattoil.

| AGemblD oieies Staatt ,,@tne Mfte, bic
algeneinen @ahleu bicfr 9iepnbiif gu regHs
lirer," paIltrt ben Is gebuar, 1899, Sur
| pfid)t ee6 Sdlerff6 bon jeeem SdnntD ses
mad,t pirb, 6ffeRhidle Gad,ridlt uou tet
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ben icllen, Su gcten,
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Ncd,fdcrif Ucn Scdba @duutD, brfauut, baB
cine Q8aM in brfa9tem GaNntD, am 2trn
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Giitrifts in bcIa9tcm Sauntp 9rbaIten ircreeu
fcu, udmlid:
Die Burger prn Der Stabt sIIIentoun unb
9tcrtbamptrn Galmidtp, anl eourthaHFe
III ber Stabt stDentaun.
Dc Siir0cu ben Suos9Shithali Tdurfdtp,
an SHaiIle pcn Gibrpn @Htb III bclagtem
Gounichip. Die 2'itr9er pcn SHarnppcr
Iauufhip, am &aule BON 6 ! arle 8 u / t.
ter in bela9tcm Galnfdip.
0ie Sir4er rru Sbcr Sduccrd Sdunidip,
am lHau1c pru SpIepA g8eibnerm i'll
tcIaQtem IauuIthp.
dc Burger pOu 0si6enbur9 Gaurlhjp,
am Soan ie ouo George g d, d III beia9tcm
Iaunlhip.
Die Burger Ocn Qynu GamIhip, am
jNauic BON SDbnS sc tber ing III HYns
nUiIIei bCiagtcm Gaunfdlip.
Gic SirQer bon Shers9Mlfcro Gauuihp,
am SHauIe non Netnrth Ot Ntn9er in
bcioqlcm SaunIhtp.
Gic 8iirQcr pcn SNeeelber9 3arnItip, am
S,auIe pcr peterWf aer, jr. III Sd9erss
bile, bciagtem SaunItip.
Cie Burger bon 9tcro>QShcIhall SdunIdlip,
: = r, , I Il q k,E,
ten Saunidllp.
Die 8nrgcr Yrn 0cpbiu Gaunfhip, am
| SNaulc prn pctcr Bud man, III bcfa9tCm
| GauuIthip.
Die giir9cr prn ollem bcm Thcil non
M2acun9ie Eouuid]ip, pcltcr n6rciid bon
Ger 4uie lie9t bic 9cl0ufcn wurre prn Sacrb
! Ciliu0cr, Sacob Icirsel uuo Sdlcntrn Sfcd,
/ Scmuiifcncr6 cbcr MInner, crrauut burh
/ bic Gcmt ccr picrteIjdhri9cu SieunQcu bc6
/ bcIuQtcn Gauutic6, nm tte Sd)tdIjdlfCit ~
untcriudlcn, teiugtt6 IaunIhip ;u ocrtheis
len, uno au0cSci9t uno rar9clrgt aE6 cine
! GtheicuuQ6linte burd1 SpmnlliIruers,
III ciucm Vlau rbcr Graft prn bCid0tem
S0unfttip, ciutCriCbtct oil bcId0tc Scurt, All
bcm Ncbruar SCrlnm III 1898, Der i b
|lihc Ciltrift prn Wacnngc 9cnonnt al
wcrocn, am SN0uic ieBt tcpcbut bon @cor9
@ut y in Tr0cl6Yillc, III tcla9tcm Siitrift
Die Silr9cr bon olcm rcm GbciI prn
| Mucun9c &ouni idip, iuc!lh al bcld9te 2intc,
Der Ii D [ de NtItrlft ocn WtdcuuNte gcs
nanut, AM NauIc ppn c5d mes @hrilts
NJ a Il III WuIIcrGtalgL IN tCilqtCm Ciitritt.
Tic Tilr9cr ppn Solburg QauuId'ip, am
/ NauIc Urn s ~ II y OF III bela9tem &ouna
| lhip.
gu wclfcr' 3eit uno an ipclhcn pldgcn
cripdblt rerocn lctlcu:
Cine Derfon
/ lin ben Niitritt, britercnt aus ben @arntir5
QCd'a mo 9trrtbGmptcn, in bcm Scnat
bir(c6 StadtS Su rcprcIettircu.
3mei YerIpncn
! lin ba6 GauntD 2cha i'll rem jNauic Der
9icprCicntantcn pc6 Stalt5 ~ rcpreicuts
rcu.
Cine 9ycrIDn
| Sir prrtbrnrtar Dcu 2sd]a Gauuty.
Cine NcrfOn
/ Sir Sdrcibcr Scr OrrItitrcncu Senrten.
Cine Yeripu
SIR 0le9titrirrr.
Cine Dcr ON
SIR 9tcccrr'r.
Cine 9DerfDn
Sur SauntD @cmniillcner.
Cine 9DerIpn
Sir 9Iubitrr ocn 2eda Gounty.
Srct Ycripnen
SIR Sruilies ber afabrmic.
Die Guipcctrreu unc 9iihtcr rrn Der oCls
ocmCiucu NNaht Iolcu I'M cen lutcridjiccIl:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
(Mittbeilung.)

Nerr Nftider.
@rlauten gle mir burd, Sbre 3eituna
ben Soerru s ofbna Srep, bon Sbers
Sauccua ais rinen fdidlidcu Ganbicaten
fir Sub ito + oor;uIhla9en.
Sin Siirger ecn geha.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-11
GtQrb

2Im lcetcu Srcita9e, i'll tieIcr Stact, mad,
cincm turjen Jaraufenln9cr, MARY Sern,
Ootttn res S,ru. Gou0ro &crlr im 27iten
Ycbcuejahre.