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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-22
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.vessrs. susaisct Hull ofsd Zuchmrt5
HEiffiUDas
HiAkE NOTICE. thai I shall. o the 17tk ds1
Il September nexf. at the house Of Shsdrick ClsM
we'll. in the County Of Ircdo. and State Of Morn
Carolina proceed 10 take tho dispositions Of Sbadri
Clayweli and others and If from any tanss 81
dispositions should not be taken on that ds9, sh
proceed ~ the same place, 10 take them on the ne
day. and CONTINUE from dag 10 day until compIetev
shall Also on tie 29ih day Of September ne !
AT the Courthouse in the county Of Bedford. Std
Of Virginia. proceed To take snnalry Propositions
al which ale to be red evidence in suit in chal
Gerry lately depending in tho Canniy Court Of Bel
ford. but now depending IN the Circuit Superb
Conr Of Law and chancefy for Bedford Cpunt
in winch am plaintiff aud james s. Jones I'd
yourselves are defendants
Yours Respectlnllv.
CHARLES {. PATTERSON.
August 10 WHY'S
WANTED two boys from II 10 i years Of az
w rs apprentices To the Saddle and Harness M
king business. JOHN THURMAN.
Ang % II
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Terns, per session Of I've mon,I,s:

LIST Cids8-Spcllns, Reading and Wi
ting, SIC 50
2nd Cass-EugIish Grammar, Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic and History, Is 90
3rd Cidss-Laiin. Greek and French
Languages Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy, 90 90
Paper Ink &c, Of furnsbedl 10
Payment 10 be md3e in airaRcc Pupils viii be
received Al any lime, though not for shorter period
Than session from the time 81 reception. \ vaca-
ION Of several weeks viii BE- gwen in the monh of
August. aud the exercises ofihe School resumed on
Monday, the % OF September. At The en1 Of each
session there will be public examination.
SAN l.. ID. TOMPkINS.
August % Gtn
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EDUCATE0N.

THE NEXT Sc SSION Of the subscribers
l. SCHOOL will commence on Monday Cd of
September. Terms heretofore. No deductions
will be made from the time Of entrance. cxcept IN
cases of sickness. WM. ). RElD, Jf.
Aug. WISH
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

FEIlE SUBSCRIBER proposes at the com
Il meneement of his next session, which will be
on Monday, the first ofj July next, receiving into his
School none but FEMALE PUPILS, which ha
designs continuing, should tie patronage received
justify lt.-IIls course will be comprehensive and
thorough and w embrace all the branches of Edu-
cation which are Iaugbt in other Female Schools iu
this nlarp
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The pfosileut of a political pAffy. arc request
ed TO convene at your courthouse, on the ilh Mon
day IN tins month,to appoint Delegates 10 the Staun
ton Convention to be holden the 25th OF Septcm-
Der next, aud or other purposes.
MANY CITIZENS.
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.EsEs. ~. sE. .EE IL K.E.H,
SURGEON DENTIST,

HAS returned 10 Lynehburg, aud can 10 found
II at tho Union Hotel, where he will IN future
keep bis office. lie takes pleasure in informing his
friends, that, whilst the Nnith, he selected and
purchased an abundant supply Of every material ne
eessaty iot hs business Those who inny need ar
uieal teeth. itom one IN eniife sct are invited to
call and examine his Articles, las believes lhnt they
ARE not surpassed Tor uuhy OF beauty, which lie
will insert on The best aud most approved modes.
Aug, - II IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-22

THE RAIL ROAD.-Beoks of subscription to
the stock Of the Lynehburg and Tennessee Rail
Road were not opened in misplace on Saturday last,
agreeably TO the notice Of the Commissioners. Cir.
cumsances existed, which. III the opinion Of the
meeting assembled on the occasion, rendered
postponement expedent; and, in accordlrce silh
its expressed wish, the Commissioners determined to
defer opening the books until Thursday the 9th Of
October uext--at winch time we hope to a Jot
meeting, whatever may be the result of the atem pit
a. The prospectus !" for publishing in Lynch
burg. a semi-weekly paper to be called the Demo
cratic Phmnix and Lynchburg Gazette, to be edited
by John Richardson reached US too late for nser
ton this morning. 1t shall appear in our next.
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IOPrixcs orSl.OO0

Besides great humble of $50 $50, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets only S5-llalyes 80 5o-Quar-
tiers 81 %.
For sale at BOOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
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lnmcs Riycr nnd Kam.,Nha scriJ
M0rus Mulaicaulis.'
re SHALL have, during the months of Ocio
Der aud November, large quantity of OF IN
.NOvsss .Vuigieaugis Slips,

raised by ourselves. and put np the hes, manner
for keeping, which will sell upon accommodating
terms. Persons wishing TO buy be supplied by
calling on Doct Daniel f.. Watson of Absrmarle
or Jas. f. Homer of Lynchburg The almost en-
tire failure of the crop this year through bout the whole
United States in this article will undoubtedly make
The enterprise of raising Slips very Profitable for
Yeas to come There is no diversity Of opinion upon
this subject. uORNER & WATSON.
July II tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-22

u the State, without opposition. The Wigs have
gained largely in the State Legislature, though not
sufficiently to give them majority.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
In his State the Wigs have lost one member OF
Gone'ess, the talented Mr.. sou,hgate, WHO re-
presented Vice President Johnson's district and
whose election in 1887 was unaneipated by all par
ties. The following are the names of the members
elect
u @3S ! an B4rca.
Philip rtipleu, Linn Bo,d.
Joseph X. Underwood Vim. O, Butler
Simeon IL. Anderson,
Willis Green,
John Pope,
VIM. J. Graves
John White,
Richard Hawes
l.. w. Andrews
Sheuod Williams.
HEADS Up"
What cause of despondenoy have the Wings !
None . Though they have lost ground they vel
hare mg@'g Of the peopie ,eih them. The be.,
test OF this is the strength Of parties The popular
branch OF Congress. They now stand thus:
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Enr thn 9th nf AnpnsI.

III IU.HUU! =
10 Prizes Of 10000 /
ETrgiai0 State LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of the Richmond Academy
Class. Nod for 1899.
To be drdion al Aierandria Saturday The 24h IF
august H. The Dra'cing aoiH be received al
His Office Tuesday, 27A inst.
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Fourteen nrowss Numbers.
EDrGlcs Y'O-sFg0FrOaC.
MONONGALIA ACADEMY LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLASS, No. q, FOR 1899.
To be drawn al RICHMOND ON Tuesd,y Asgusa
20h. o. The drawing will be received at this
office on Thursday. the 2od inst.
I A Nj ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-22
From Tie kuoruiiie Register.

he returns of oni own elections vet lnC ON
plete. We hive enough. however, to know that
Col Polk has been elected Governor By two OF three
Thousand majority. We hnye elected Wing mem
hers TO Congress and six Administration in the State,
Our returns are not fun enough, we. YET,
well enough acquainted with the politics OF the mem
ners elected 10 the Legislature. to determine how
the parties will stand in that body. We think it
probable on Joint ballot the majofity will be with the
Administration. OF this however not GER
tam, and hope we may be disappointed. How the
thing may be. and bow IT was DONE and how easily
we can show tie State to be nti-Nan Buren, maugre
the results of the elecun.-all HIS we leave for
next week, when the whole matter will be
before us. In the mean time take occasion TO
say that our Wing friends about here gathering
up Their Tagging spirits like men, and with a
CERT and energy and perseverance before known
IN ouf ranks are preparing for the great contest in
November 1910, when, if the meagrc majority of
three thousand votes shall not be turned on the
other side, and considerably increased, shall
acknowledge that are much mistaken in the
character of our Tennessee population.
INDIANA ELECTION.
The Congressional delegation from this State will
stand as follows:
UhigS. Fan Barcn.
Georee III. Profit j. w. Davis
James Rariden John Carr
VIM. w. Wick Thomas smith
Wing loss, .. IT, A. Howard
This is not so bad the first reports made it.
Mr. Wick, we aware, is claimed bv the Van Blu
ren panty; bul they have no foundation for such
e'a'm except that he ran against and defeated the
'a'e Wing member. Prior to the election, Mr.
WICK S name was placed in the INDIANAPOLIS papers
IN the list OF Van Buren, candidates. and he explicitly
desned that ii mig ht be Withdrawn as he was mol
the Van Buren, candidate. He has also openly
avowed his preference for Henry Clay as President,
over any man in the United States. Besides this ::
the indianapolis Journal (Whig) says that he re-
ceived at least 800 Wing votes while the Indlanapo.
lis Democrat admits that his election is no test of
ihe strength Of parties IN that district as many Of the
Wings voted for him, and many Democrats refused
TO do SO.
ALABAMA ELECTION.
Our returns from This State are not vet complete {;
hut we may put down the Congressional delegation as
follo.s:
wings Fan Burea.
James Drllet. Reuben Chapman.
George w. Crabb David Hubbard
o. Dxln Lewis
lh's may be regarded Wing gam of QUE
MI Crabb being tie only decided Wlg from Ala
bama in the last Congress
Arthur p Basby (Loco) is re elected Governor
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
Sobn Salo's
SeutGte5 4rGllterzG(irtr.


Nie Serdbmtbeit oieler unfebaetaren Nr5entp
- ntnmt III ebein Ortc, ROO pieteltc ein9cf1brt
poroen, f6ncQ 5u, "a es ltb erpirten bat, paB fit
rrfillt mas pom iDr ptrtrrpbcr rpprccn rpcnn ltc
ben Qnmcfttn9rn 9erndB ein9cncmmrn nirr.
Seine unnotbi9e GntDalHamteit mirb bureb brn
@etrau6 pes Glrirs crbeiibt; man mag taItes
water trintct mann man burtti9 lit, unp bcrjz
6oft ron cinfaacr Srtt Su ilb nebmeis-nur nidt
i'm tcberftuB.
Sp(senpe Ilnb Gin xbtit bcrjcniscn &rontbsie
ten, tpeldbe picfes Glirir unfcbltar bcilt: 9pfs
pcrIio, 8crlutt ron 4prct.t, ltnrcrcau!i@teit,
4us,ebruns, Suttcn, QSaBcrfubt, Sictcr, -6er5>
trcnnen, &c[it, @eltfu6t, !ScrstIrpfen, seter
utp 6o,ttcnt;tnbun9, 1nb allc Srantbtiten pte
ron ,lnreincm 8lut cntfrrinSen, tpcitli6c Sdrpas
dc &C. unD 1T allen Sdllen rpt Verrcn6maehe,
unr Der 9efhm1ebtcttcn Qcn'fituticncn, tpiro man
cs ais Gin unfcbltares -6eilmittc( ausf1nren.
Sn BART adtscn unc ecmrli5irten 6dllet1 bro:
Inifbrr unp entslnpcter &rantDctten ppn LANCER
|5auer, tpo bas Spttcm burb Olcrtur, Ntnln'
unp anbcre 9iftise mineralicn bcfhabi9t trorpen
liit es nctDmenci9 bis Bpttcln 1u trauebn, III
bic &rantbcit aus Dem &pttcn du treittn.
Der Gt9rntDnmcr pcrftdbcrt bem publit'n
ooB ras Glrir ctnliS uno allrir aus Hrautrr,
tcreitct lit, unb ,pebcr Wertur, Qntlmrnp, Uric:
uie, nod tr9cnp Gin anpercs O0lneral IN Urgent
cincr Sprm entDalt.
Seine 9,pttel res Gtirirs 1T o6t, aus9rncnts
fc bote ren scCbriebencn Slomcns3uS oes &i9cns
tDumtrs auf pcr &titctte.
| Hphr @ Ia
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
8reDta9 ben zten cmD 1899.
Nn5et sc.

"a Ser ltntr, jeihnete tena6ri6ttst abs
ttsnssrclltf bas ! utlitum, Rag Ct in
EA Der Stapt Canton, itdb tleitcnb ME,
@ ccrSelaBcn batc, tm rs 9Ot j.
sin, &Dirur9ie nm lfe
a,'sjuuten. 0crteItc bat bic -6eiltunrc auf 5cut,
f@en ltnlrcrfItaten rc9rImabi9 ttupirt t,od atsc,
lr9tcm Gromcn rem 9cttprSror rcn rer ncrilini
toben Satultat in Olinoten emrfansen, unr ieit.
bonn at mebrcrcn .6ctritalern rrottisirt. @rine
Office lit in cerWiarttttraBe, rem Snrian Queen
!9cteI 9c9rntter, tlter elmer Stic9e tints.
9. Napmunp, Or. Oleo.
Canton, 2rril 26. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07

Sdreibpapier better @ilte, gu oertou:
.~ fss IL hts4sf SrHtt rey'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
1Oter SSabr9an9.-
Be0guntmgem:

\. ser "9Attrlanbsfreunb II. 8etif
Der 3eit" er,9eint reSclmaBis tenen 6rett"s'
2. Scr @ubCtrirtipns>pre 1T II a.
Ter unp so 6 en- s, in 9craustcjaDlun9, oeer
2Iba Ter, faus bic 3eitun9 nidbt innerbaIb per
ertten 6alfte rrs Sabrs be3aDlt miro.
3. Sic Scr rfcnouns scfhtcbt auf Soften ctt
untcr(1re,ter, unc 8riefe at1 bic Ioer"ns9eper
,niibtn pettfrep ein9ttanbt ,peroer.
q. Qn,ciatn tpcrrrn rrti,nal pas Sttrt6 t1r
Ginen xba(er einseriidt; muBcn ater 10
s(eid toar teiablt perpcn, tpc man ntdt ouf fr''1
ttise Qrt 1T Ne4nun9 tteDt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
m9ra %.
S. MEDARY, EDITOR.
All perfaufen,

Through the urgent solicitations ofnumerous
llliends, we are induced again to offer the
STATESMAN in the form of all EXTRA,
from the 4th of July next until the election on
the 9Th of October-and one number after the
election, containing the full returns from every
county in the State. We shall enlarge the
size from last year, and usher it forth on a
double medium or mammoth sheet.
The EXTRA STATESMAN will be
strictly devoted to the fall campaign 49, to the
principles of the Democratic party - to the
defence of the leading and prominent measures
orthe State and National Administrations; and
will hold I'D to view the political errors of the
federal party - its want Of harmony in its
various parts and the evils that woulI
der the government OF a party containing
such heterogeneous and contradictory prtncl-
piles. We shall present to the reader. speeches
and documents of modern and ancient date,
that must be nfalliable in curing the Ci>eases
Of the democratic c-whig o, federal party.
The result of the approaching election is of
vast importance to both parties. second de-
feat will PROSTATE the federal party beyond the
hope of recovery in Ohio. This they UNDER
stand, and will make every possible exertion
to gain something upon which they can rely
for encouragement, and to keep up the tagging
spirits of their party. The aristocracy OF the
land-the advocates of special and exclusive
priytleges-never sleep nor tire in their exer-
tons. In season and out of season, they are
grasping after power and dominion. But the
vigilance of the Democratic party, when pro-
pery exerted, is always sufficient to stay their
march, and check their unholy designs.
CONDITIONS.
The EXTRA OHIO STATESMAN will
be published weekly on mammoth sheet,
and furnished to subscribers at the following
low rates
Single copy 5OCents so copies $40 90
Twelve do. SIS 90 100 do. 40 90
GFFrom the impossibi tty of collecting oul.
standing debts, it will be e-tmportant that pay
ments should be made tn advance. r..
GFThe Democracy of the whole State are
constituted Agents.
Columbus, Ohio, May 1889.
q. hAA asAios. hcf1or Niifke e.
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Kepple 7 un0 ga ra1to
so. 4, City 8uilcinSs,
o. n o Ta1rn fA41fn

~ " ~ " ~ ~ ~ > W g." ~
Nalttn fctfanris ein srcBes unr rpDl oBcrtirtes
~ >a9cr BON fcl9rnben Qrtitcln, rpcIetc Tic ~
ren biIli9ten Sleu YOrter prrien pertaufeIt,
namli6:
due Sortett
8irsinicr ntonufottttrrtcn 1otae rcn BEN tcs
lie'tetten Z ranps; fein 8ef@nittnen &autatot
New York fine cut) trutf6sn tlnp amcritants
{8cn Sau6 nnr S6nurftotat, !6oponna unr
Qmcritanit9c 9i9arrcn BON better Guolitdt
S6nurftatatrptcn, pfctfen unb (rnttisc NrtitrI
gum 1atatsbanpel eeEoris. @ie Daten 10 cber
crDaItcn
100000 !0opanna Gisarrtn,
$3.50, 900 Sponitbe 1t. 4meritan;f6eG Gisarrtn,
800 &ittcn pfctfrn,
5000 pfunb S6nsrftatat jecer Sprte,
5000 pfunb 1eutf6cn unb Ameritanif@en
Siaubs s1atae
2pril IL. b.c.
Neuqabeln n l,nr 81 d, e n, au6briid,
lid fir b.c(en Dlartt perferti9t, gum Der,
tauf tep xennis II. GeAp.
aBiu n, Sunp bU
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
9(merifani(bes 0otel
du
Canton, Gtorf Gountn, Shto.

= ITO n, SI1rt V0ni'll' @JUtO'
0er ltntcr(6rictenc teno6ri6tis feine Sreuns
~ be unp pas putlitum Htcrbaurt rab CT pas
spcblbetamnte QBirtbsbaus, traber be'rrbnt pon
9amue( &. S9lcntcr, in eer 1usearamos Stres
Sc, tcsr9en fat, no CT tereit IT, Ssoer'Aon 5''
c,,rfanacn 1tno tccicntn, Der iDn init 31Irru9 re@
cbrcn .pirp. CT rcrdrrt, poB feline Anttren8un,
ae(cbcut sperctn rpirp, TIM fe,ncn Sunocn 0ez
friebisuns ~ serpabren. @ein tifb uno BAR fol-
i'm i,nmer init pcm Relten perftDcn Ipn tpas Der
msartt parsutteten rer',,as. 9te 2 tdus linO SC.
raumis, gut etnseri6tet, une lolen gut @ttenpirt
tpcrpem. 0ep pcm Urt@urc bcfnpst l'eb sIetbf"lls
ein SrpBcr
Ma9en Scf
fir bic Accommodation pcr Subr'euteit 1nb
0nnercn. 0ur9 tfrcn9c Nufmcrttantett eut tetn
8efbaft bcfft cer untcrtdrletene e'nrn 2Dctl Der
sfftnt[iden Buntt III rcrpirnen unp 3u erbaltct.
e omuel @ tower.
Cation, Oidr. 8, 1859. 30Vt
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3eu9ntse e
Nnn hefnnnten Qeutert.

Die Certificate mebrcrer urierer oebttarttetl
Ynracr, bic nor ctli6en Olpnatcn im "Qater'
lanbsfreunr unp @eit Der 3eif' unb aneern 3ett'
un9cn tetannt 9ema6t wurren, tcfatt9en Die
IDatfa6e, baB bas Glirir cine unfbaBtare SAINT
lien 0Ncot3in 1T. Sd ftl9c nun nr6 Gin paar
3cusntBc pon anperarti9cn &rantDelten, aus Dem
Gireleuille QQatf6man errirt, Dinju.
Sartn6di9er &rebslhaoen furlrt.
6rn. IDcmas S. &roft:
8tcbrter Ser: Sob Dabe ScDn Salas &rdtts
ter GIirir, tpeldDes pom tDnen rcrtanit tptrp,
rurdbolls prctirt, unb 9cte iDncn tno ctin putlts
flm mrin 3ruSntB tItcr beBen QeertD, Sett ben
lebten l3 SaDrcn mar ib init etnem 0rt6tpulit,
meltbts bic Qerjte Srcts ncnntn, in Ver6te be-
baftet, ric San,e lintc Sctte nctncs 9tltbts ttnr
bic Stntfcitc mcincs Slatcns mar an9r9rlttrn,
70 rag it felt ben lcBtcn Jtrep SaDren feline Gags
arbcit III rtrritbtcn pcrmcbtc. sd trat1rte mid
att bic pprIn9Iiebttcn Qrjte III oteten nnp ben
nddbtten Gountics, pDne ccn 9crtn9ttcit Jluscn
oarur6 III crlanStn. Sd par 9rcBct1 untptfen
ausac(etf, 1lup ollrr Croft 1tt1o TatD, ben Die
Qtr,tc mir eatcn, tpar, n,en @6oren Tonne rtlr
init Qusf6nciben nit pcm OleBcr turirt tpernrn,
wcltem 9erfaDrtn i'd mid am Gncc olb, jrrrd
pbne Grtc(s, ,tntrr,parf. 9urb bcn 9etraueb
rpt brcp Bcttelt, rrn g alas &r1uterz g.
(irir unp elmer 2Spttct rpn Satas tprcifiber
Saltc 1T jebp9 mcine Srantbeit bureb nnp burdb
sebeilt.
SD 9ebe otsts rpn mir, ba,nie Ste es benz
putlifum tetannt MAIDEN, 1lno bamit = olfe,
als untcr biem enteeti6en uetel leiben, iltb bic
fer unfbdttarem Ir3nep tsDiencn f6nnen.
ltnterseidnct IN 9e9enz teltt
mart ro,, Satb @av uno Satpb x gar.
Ibrmas S. &raft. Wert.
pitamap, ptdawap 60. Ohio, Sch. Is. 1889.
G1QDir, bic unterfhrietencn, ilne init bcm
ltntcrseibner oes OtiSen tetannt, unb tpiBen, ,baB
feine Nnsate 1batia4en ilnp.
@amuel Graft
George &raft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07

"MeiB beine Wuter, boB D.. ppn !caus
biit 2" frna Elm impertinenter eiimmel elm
1un9es Mdeden auf Der Stroee. "9ers
lteht ftd," ia9te lIe, meine Oiutter fano'
te MIDI um Salbfetfd 81 taufen; btt ou
oteletd,t Su haben e.
Geues Mittet sur gerttt8nn5
Der Giibneraugen. W9an retbe
oieielben tdufa NIT JRdfe EN-, laBe stpet
tunariae Mdule brei Stnnoen lang oarait
uaaen uno bic Sibneransers tperoen ra'
otfal nerlbptnsert. -. :. ..... -. - !,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
pidawap, 9Didawap 60. Sch. %, 1889
.6trrn Scbn Gala.

pidanap, pidapap 60. Sch. 2s, 1889.
.6errn Spbn Gala.
Geebrter .6trr: Sd babe Sbt &rauters
G(irir 8crrIft, unp te3euSt freuci9 reBcn 9rcBen
2SertD. Sd mar nit S9merScn in rrr Srutt
bcDaftct, tpelbc lt6 mcine re6te Seite bsnunter
srsen, 70 baB i6 jeitcnweis, 80 Sabre bnpurb,
taum NtDem bclen tcnnte uno telbtf ntein scten
oft in 8ef,br fh.en bur@ oene5ebrau4 pon 5tpep
8otteln Sbrer pprtreffi6en Dlcbijin fnce tb
mid jebptb pollis bersettellt. Sd batte ccrt9ie>
bene anpere Nrseneien uerfn4t; jetrd9 ale cbne
Grfols. 9icfen QHinter batc i6 mid einer tcBcrn
8efunpbsit erfrsut als felt elmer Sabl trnrerer
Sabre.
Sd empfeble Sbre Dlepi5tn init 9trSndSen
2tllen, bic NIT tclbsn tcf4merlIeben Srantbelten
teDaftet itnp.
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ten Gage unb Orte. 8epr8e &raft
9erftrti8t tlnb Ut perfaufeu, itn Grrber 1tto
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taun, unb Sobn Gbur6, 1T Ganfieo, Irtnntull
9auntp, unp in 2eatfon's Drug StcDr, 1T Ofaz
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Wart 90. 1882. ;. y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-07
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Morning herald., 1839-08-28
GENTLENEN's
CAST.GEE CLOTHING

souGHT, Ass rHE FULL VALUE GIVEN IN CASH. By
III LEVITT u Duane st., doors from William.
~ The article of Apparel forming large item in the sxpen-
dure OF every Gentleman, highly important TO obtain
ready Cash Sale for the when rendered by
An immense saving be made annually BY sttsnon
TO this hther, considered unimpont subject The subcr
Der having with his correspondents o the
Western Country for the Transportation Of Cast of Clothing
&C. upon the most liberal is thus enabled give tho
outside value An nducement to persons having the to
favour him with their commands.
line through the Post Office otherwise 10 the above
address, will meet with strict nton. e Is. m.
Morning herald., 1839-08-28
HYDE PARK HOTFT

n B. MILNE has the pleasure OF announcing TO his friends
~. and the pnbc generally that he has taken the above beau
tu establishment the Of 96th street and 9Th Avenue
where he prepared dinner parties &c the best STYLE
by due notice His wines and liquors Of the choicest kind
and every attention bestowed for the comfort Of his vters
au7 In.
NEW REFECTORY-J SWEENEY informs his irsn1
IN andthe public that he has opened Reectoy haa
large and elegant building No. LA Fulton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always his tables and every deisa
cy Of the provided appears the market
No attention will be wanting his part to give general
satisfaction and he heprs find that generous
which he 10 determined to aeserve.
il06 J. SWEENEY
Morning herald., 1839-08-28

DAvILION, NEW BRIGHTON, ON STATEN 49,
LAND-Several Of the vsers Of this desirable watering
place having left Ger Saratoga &C. the subscriber begs leave
inorm his friends and the public that there few
cies.
The much superior any thing the country
he thinks they cannot fail to salt
The upper reserved for sngl, gentlemen.
The Steamboats, stop within few minutes walk Of the Pa
vilon every few bourfrom A. NJ TO T. M; and every
Friday Ba evening" leaving the city at g. and returning for
the Island al I2j O'Clock.
The Kendall Band is engaged for the
Excellent Salt Water Baths
The Saloon is open adjoining the premises where
be found the Newspapers Periodicals. &c; which
splendid Billiard for the accommodation Of the boarder
and their friends
Every Ball evening the boa will leave the city puncuay
above. aus