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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
MAINE AND CANADA.
LATER FgoM MAINE

The Committee Of the Maine Ler,sI,.
tore 70 ~born Gov. FsiIiisld's message
was referred. on FRIDAY last, reported 10
The House OF Representatives the follow
ing resolution They made no other re-
port The House assigned Monday for
the consideration Of the report
Reso.red. That whenever the Governor
OF ;his State shall be fully satisfied. either
by the deeisrition Of the Ii. Governor
OF the province OF New Brunswick. or
o'heTHisc. that he has abandoned all idea
OF occupying the disputed territory with
n..''iary icrse or OF attempting an ex-
puisson of the civil force sent there under
our land ageni-thst thes the Governor
oi tan State be authorized L. withdraw
our military force. leaving the fsed agent
unh . sufficient posse. armed or uusrn.J
As the case may require. 10 project the
haoeT hon cepredsiiob..
frea tic Bs,ies lilies.
We are enabled 10 announce the fact.
that the Governor Of Maine-sll the mem
bets OF Congress from tina, State, with the
exception OF Mr.. Virgil Dolphin, Parris-
aud Large majority OF the member. Of
the Name Lesi,Iaiur~-bavc signed an
application To the Presiden,, in favor of
ihe appointment OF Daniel Webster a,
Tie special minister 10 GIeai Britain.
CsrTs TSn&snoe sJfkc .siics
AUGUSTA. SUNDAY,
Mach u. Ie39.
The excitement that Tor .,me has per.
vaded our " hole community. on the sub
Jeot oi ovr border ieulIirs, is fast sub
siding The genera! Inpress,cn IS that
oeI Aaea~aska VAR Is nearly ended.
IL - true the Stale has vet a fo:ce Of
it'ee OF Hour thousand men IN the field.
but there is now every probability that IN
. lea days they will be disr,,sed. and
FerH.''ted 10 return 10 the ir quiet homes.
10 give an account Of the battles thew
nave fought and the victories won. /: IS
now settled. ! believe. that no farther al
Temps arc TO be ade 10 stop the ,r~.p.s.
ser' an the disputed territory. excepting
on tie waters Of the Aroostook. In the
operations there. SIR John Harvey and the
provincial government OF New Bruins.
a'ck Will undoubtedly acquie.ce. There
Is therefore. no occasion for any mo:e
i0ree than will be Sufficient 10 psoicctt the
TIMBER now cut on that river and tributary
streams. from being carried off by the
iresPA'sen-Sueh force will probably
% retained there. and no more.
bill has passed the Legislature OF
Name. apProPria;'ng the sum Of 1888.
Ssl ~. fos The payment Of boul,ies on
w heat ADD Corn raised IN that State dur.
ing the past year.
P|oposaL for taxing -Nisu Byunsriek
"A ermonter has written TO the Gov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Dansg The week ~aSinx 90 fh~ISNA
instant, '5 hosts d~se~nses fass gk~..-
Psake snd Ohio Csn.I 80 &C.,.
ssh ., 100 barrels q Flo1T. anS s<her az
iicles
The Ceorgsi0wn Asrocsss e r~s..-ssv
states thu; from she Oh % fise f6st sr..szs
both d.ys Inclusive. there ~ere s.ssxc.~4
there ~ GO barrels e f-lous
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

GENERAL MAcoMB Major Cen Ma
cons has len Washington To take tie chef d.
reciioa of affairs ia Florida. Ills sta, there. ,ae
Army AMI Navy Chronicle saws. Will depend up
IN ciEcsEls;ances winch cannot he kapwA anti
after hrs arrival IN the Territory. Gen. TArLon
wiil remain on duty in Fior.ia.-Nai IN,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

No ms sbosi1 te ssarsesea assA ~
ofhee loader Sc federua Ges~n.a~-s
who does nos take e. acfsr< s.se,ess !. a.
soceess q the sdsaisissrsason.
This - tbs Yea Burss p~scssa- q -
yseksoa prefsssiss. shsa a. p.as.n.rs q
the Govera1ens shesiS 81 !. -
into eoaeirf via - Ers.sen e eiss-
hens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28
Genrral fntrlIfgrnrr.


More Indian Murders w. learn from
Monticello that On Friday evening last tho
dwelling Of Edmund Gray. Esq OF JeHer.
son county, ~,ihin nIne niles Of Mont,
cello. was attacked by party Of Indians.
aud that he. together With two of Ia.
children. were murdered. another child
severely wounded. his house burned 10
the ground. and has plantation plunssrss.
lhey made the attack about an hour after
dark. shot MIR. Gray snd one Of b., small
est chIldren. While 10 the house, another
~ssshoi about thirty PAGES from IL. ~hils
eodea'oring TO escape. A ihiId child
was knocked down wiih The but end OF a
ride. and stabbed in several places very
badly and left BY the ssvsSe. Tor dead in
the yard. A fourth child. comprising all
las white family. being shout ~ YEAR. old.
fortunately escaped nv fight 10 The dark,
although pursued soms distance. and shot
at several tunes. She wss the eldest Of
the children.
Mr. Cray Was one of ,he most respects
be, useful and worthy citizens IL Jener.
son lie Was one Of the Oldest settler,
and has Tor several years filled the office
81 Magistrate. respectfully. tie Nss
~idOwer and notin siilusnt e,reumstaocs,
Ears NrcRoEs The legislature Of
Alsbama have passed en- act pIeserb,nx
tia, every free person II colour arriving m
& ais'sie on board svessei as cook steward
manner, OF an any other en- plOy fncnt. ,hsll
be Immediately lodged N pfisoa aud de
tanned until the departure Of The ssidsessel
ben The captain thereof. shall be bound
under heavy peSslty 10 take han
sway. N sny free person Of colour the,
sent away. shall reiuIp. he or she shall
receive thirty nsne Isshes. and II found
Srih'n the state twebiy days snsr sscb
P1nishGGni. be o. abe shall BE- sold ssa
slave for any term not exceeding one
year The captain 81 any vessel N h,eh
such free person ~ colour shall srrive.
shall g'te secuT'ty ~ the SON oltwotbos.
saod dolisIs. thu, be uill take s4sV the
SAID free person Of colour The 9Th SECTION
makes ~ lsS fUi Tor sny person To ss,xs
add make q slave for lie, 10 kis own oss
sny ice person 81 colour. - DO may have
come into the state Of Alabama. after The
i'i day q fsbTnsry ie-l2. provided :h,.
section shall not take effect until the A.,
day Of August nest The 5th seet,ea
Hskes u IsSIsl zoe soy person 20 ssiys
upcn sod make slave Tor hle. snv free
person II color Aho may BE- soosd N tbs
state o. hlsbsns. after the passage oftbe
soi. add Sho shalt have come ,aso shs
stats since iis passage L0ussiqaiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Jgdre IIIBsasoa en- n, .Ev,,s,-~s
.7eyufisd.-ws lsssa sfsaa she I.,s-,s.,' J.
Journal That tbe 'risl q sbsse r<n.i.z~-
ended IN their sc7ui''si Tb~T zee So
dieied a. PHseiPsis "a 60 sErss 49,.
took place 81 tie Cat Hsss- a I-.ys.-
vile and winch rsssl'sa IN 49, 800 =
one more person. TIE gosra ~ ssss IA.
Jury Were cut eaiy three o. fous sssa.s.,
Eleven Il tie j~rgfs E~rs So rers.-ssz
VERDICT of "nad gssllF" rfakssss tsst.-~
he bon. but the tEsisih oA5sc-eS 80 "a.
course
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

Proposals. 70, taking .N.v Brunswick.
"A ermonter has written 10 the Gov.
OF Maine recommending TO advertise to
receive sealed proposal, Tor taking New
Brunswick
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

THuE BILt---Tbe Norwsik Gazette
say'--"An cid lady 20 ihis hsirh5orhood
- collecting az shs Loco Foeo papers she
can ley hss hard epos. 70 make sosp. -
She says 'they are desput eight better
lAsa sshss-tbsy ere most - gsod - clear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

S~a'iwosfs Laad lypora5ssSsss TIE
y ;. Marshal Go the Sorshsrn Dssar..s
ct his state hsa sstsed CA S&Asirs.s-.
interest IN eigaf Sgs4r,S se,fssns e cat
ssa~ .and---SsSfAsrz NJ .g,Tws
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

a bail has passed the Legislature Of
Name. apProPria;ing the sum of Sl53.-
Sci ~. fos The payment Of boua,ies on
w heat ADD Corn raised IN iha, State dur.
ing the past year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-03-28

speaking OF the nomination Of Mr. B.aroS SsyS.
:" Entertaining; for Mr.. Barton hish personal
regard. and knowing his ir,cads, ne anticipate
only an honorable effort At carrying h, cleo
" uon- On ihis footing vc shall hold our<elres
"rrvpared to do hattie valiso,iy against him ;
" and though ecnhdent that victory must perch
upon The standard Of the Republican banner,
We are not dispieased that = strong ssaa h-.s
" been marshaiied against %. Fear or his suc-
" cess will nerve every democratic arm to The
point required"
Here II Is admitted that Mr Barton is q ssssae
Sss-,hai ou'y an honorable effort Is anticipated
~ carrying his riec:ioo-and that there Is fear
of hrs success" From ,hc.e unusual admi<-
sions. and from o,he: symptoms. !, Is inferred
thar the Party feels Itself beaten in advance
g
THE BOUNDARY LINE--Thc Bai,iu,or.
Patriot publishes cory Of an important map.
(Which drs' appeared in the L. s. Gazci,rl show
n. distinctly the boundary line between The L.
States and the cauad,s. TIE map was made IN
1873. and in tina; year printed in the London Po-
hiieai Magazine. II is ofEns!ish manufacture.
was made at time when ihc.c was no motive
io misrcpTesent the treaty line, and shows VIA,
Great Britain regarded IS the boundary line NJ
'he time of the treaty, and that the lne nor as
sumcd b. the American, was then admitted bv
ne English Government The extracts from the
debates 10 Parliament, strengthens the ASSURANCE
thar the unders,andin; was general and Official
ai that tine. thar the linz marked GU, on ,hi,
map was the ''ae and established one Another
map, published m London. 1888, By Wallis
agrees with the above.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
0rpEe @e[dEeuheit.

Ser Itte M oil ie ,par Elm biebit ein,
fad,er uno uubefaneencr Mann, arm,
unbefannt nit Der Melt uub fir nid,ts lc.
benr, ols fur 1eue @ribelcicn iiter bic
Phitrlcphie bcs Heeeartcs. @r hattie bic
@ewrtnbeit i'm gSirtcr aus Manaef an
sceisun9 holb ausgesr9en in, Sett su lie.
I9en nno ea III lefen uno su ihreiben. @i
mes yahmittaes Iie9t er aud, 70 i'm gette.
Man flcrft.-'gGer ea 81" "Oiaeht
ouf ~" Der 9lbbe siebt an etucr Schnur,
ole 3hiir 9ebt auf, uno elm Menfct, nr,t
iehr oeredhtisem Ausfehcn tritt in bic
Smte. "gler feio Sbr g. frast i'm her
2ltte, MIR baIb prn Gem glatte onffes
tcne, All bem er 9erace id,riet.-" "Gjett
mir @ele !'''' -"GjeIb 2,-"Uiaotlt
feline llmftdnbe ~ '''-a'ta ! esbr fein etn
Hieb tpte iet n1erfe, "Dieb eter nidt;
i'd, mu6 9eto haben. n''-"9iur ia trd,
|Ietmt oa hcn sebliieel herans." Sbne
Siatt unb gleifeeer aus ben S,dneen 80
leeen, hdlt Der 9lbte feinem 8efnher NIT
tlar9 pcrgeftreeffem Sal9 zen Rcpf hin.
liiteT ,peId,en er, in Grmail9eIilng einfr
'ghlafmree> bic geinffeiter aesossn bats
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
Rtpnter Z uno Raprau 0,
Jc. 4, City 8uilrines,
CIeneIann, Ohio.

Nolten tetfdnris elm 8rrBcs unp ,rcbl aBcrtirtrs
e~ se9cr ron frl8chben Nrtttcln, tprlde lie ~
oen ttllt9tfen Jcn yorter preiftn pertaufen
hamlieb
due Scrten
NirSinier il1anufatturirtrn 3afat BON rttt tr.
ltettrttcn Sranrs; fetn sef1nittncn Sautataf
(New York fine cut) ; teutf6cn unb amcritaniz
t9en Naueb unr @6nurftatat, !6apanna unp
Amer1tan'tbe Stsorren rrn teitcr Gualitdt,
Sebnurttatatpcfcn. pftifrn unb fcntfise Qrtitel,
gum &"tatsbanoel seDoris. Sie baten 10 chen
trDattn
5OO,OtO .0aparna Gi9orrtn,
l'e5O, 900 Sranttbe II. Nmcritantfbe Giearrtn,
500 &ittcn 9feifen,
1000 ptuno Sdnupftatat jerer Sprtr,
5000 ptnno xcutf4cn uno 1meritoniftben
Saub s1atat
Gpril IL. 3D.,
Oen9ob be n unr 91e Il, e n, ousbriid
lte tnr pseien Dfartt prrfcrtist, gum Ser,
tauf tep xenniS II, GrGn
aBi;, II, Stump l.. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
11tcr Sabr9an9.]
Yrepa9 ben 9ten Nu9u1j 1899
3SCnfuGuuueu:

J. s'er "3.ttrlonps frcunb II. 8eiff
ssr 2eit' ert9eint rcsclmabi9 jercn Sreta8.
2. Scr SuMtrirtirnsz 9,rcis 1T g II s d.
cr anp so Gents, in 9rraustc5abuns, rper
EDo lcr, falls ric 3cttrne nicbt i1nerbalb Der
3. Oie 9erfencuns scfttiebt auf Soften ret
i'nterihre,tsr, nnp Nriefe on rie I5eraussetcr
mi SEN rrt;frep ttnScfantt trcrren.
a. Nn;et9cn merren rrein.al ros Sicref fir
Gincn Sbaler ttnserItt; mitben oter To-
flcid roar tejabl' ,rerrcn, rc n'an ntbt ouf fpnz
ali9e Nrt 1T 3ie6nune ttcbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
NleDelQn6
8bmsiR 5toBr.
WtilitdrifUe U;uGf : Banoen

Uftlttdrtfd)e WuGf Banoen
10 pte Gag mullfalif6e 9nubGfum i'm 0Qscmcis
men nnc Dpfsebtf cinsctabcn, mid init iDrcn 2(uf
tra9en 3n trcbrcr. Dltine Scrttncuracr i'm
A1slance init BEN tcfcn tc1ttfben unb fran;6tlftbcr
0orrttantrn, ,asetctt mid in rem 9tat1p riebt nur
ahcrt"nnt cute Sntfrumente tu licftrr, fpnceru
an@ metne pretfe 70 5u fceen baB Tic aetpiE in
Den 9roBern Scrtfante1, mic 9le.,> ycrf, y:c'tp.,
pDtlacelrbla tlno Saltincre nicbt fiQecr 1T tau,
Ten INN. a'ob 9arantire ieb alc nctue M}aarer
1tnrt>Sannen tonfcn ntdDt MIR t,aiser, fonrern
ertraren aud htc Sraebt unb SRltcr, oct, ,r enz
eertp1st19 untertrrrfrn tpartn, warrcu tit ibrtn
Serarf rrn Nel'z Opre 1t. ~. tr;rbcn. Sd bin
Jest pnr6 Nntunft neuer 0iiter i'm Starrc. inrir
NBcrtemtnt ais pas
OrD6te i'm qSeifeu
Rem pntlitum CUR ecfdlItsen 91ctta 1T trtnotr
unb rtftrirr, SaBborncr, crrents, Wptaurr,,,
&rpn'nlcln, @adrfeifen, xrrmreten, Snpcrtirns.
bfrncr, Si9nol rno NlaprcnD6rncr, Gentt( Erp1f,.
retet, Srton9lcs, Glarpnette, frInc uno prptrGrt
Dloten rot tis &laprcn, Qeccrrirns, fcirs
unc rreinare 0irltncn, BaS9ciscn NIT unp rb,,e
patcnt S@rautet, fcinc 1Gilp prpinare QSiencr
onttarrrn' eSaldb bUltIitairifDc Wultf, S1rtcnras
pier, adbte ttalianifde Gatcn fir alle Sntfr,.s
mcntr, Ofnnbtttlde, 9icl,n unb Wasz z86acn, 8ps
9enbaar, 9aitcnDalter, ,9tcse, Galfcniu,n, Stinis
bontnts tIuo 0etcln, pianofcrtc Drafts, Sdb,tz
en- fur aiIe Snitrumente uno ale onrere Qrtite
II ricfcm Saebe.
Sicraraturen olttr 2(rt mcrren outs ttfte &C.
madbt, cute altc Sipinen nebme i'd fir biuiae
preifc in 1outhbanpel at. 2(uc Quftrdac ppn
sanre prrren aufs tce II. rilnftli6tt: teIerst 0os
untenttebenne 3eu9niB rcs -orn. 8. qEbite riibn,.
lie9it tetonnt als seprer ppn Olufifz 0antet, IT, f.
10. trtro A!le, mid Teiu6enren itttrieuaen rr,,
rer 9Habrbeit res Otensetasten. Oian ccrsebe
ni3t !" tcmcrfen, oab mein Strbr untrr leu,
Jlamen Sa;aar, tttannt itt.
Il. Sepwcr tt, Smrrrttur
1T tcutftben 9eaarcn, gum 8o,aor''
Sam Is. 4}Donir 0etaupe, &lcrc(anp, 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 all
who are desirons to purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music. Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 18. 1888. town. Trumbull Go.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
SCut1De Gantcucr Sarce,
9t n6ri d)t.

ASit 9cftrrs Srbn Gneimer unr @. q.
N 116mon linc III per 9rars Der
NsKSY N1eeiain, WunoarsneDfunf1 nno
ssss Gcburt6blllfe
GeeaMsggA in 8cftaftsrertinruns 9ttreten, Sic
rppbntn in rcm Gtapthen unirntaun, Stort
Gauntp obic, ,rrfelttf ie jeper5eit tereit fepn
,perccn, e.lcn 9ntprIebcl, ric NIT ibrem miben>
thaftli@en 0ef9aft rsrtunrcn ltnh, SoiSe gu leia
1ten. Gr. 4. =. 2Sellner
Sr. .. q. Ntebman.
unirntaun, Starf Gr., A. Snlp 26. 4'nq.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
2infenD's Oieues !JDtet
N ocr Stabt Sricge>poter, Senper Gaun

tp, Nenn(ptbanien.
Ner ltntcrlbrietcnt seiSt >em puttie,un trses
'o ttnit an, taB ct III oct Gtapt Sriesctras
ter, EeaperGauntp, pennplpanitr, on bcr nprcz
eIflidtn Gte res Wartts s9iercds, metftitb rot,
0lare uue Cos Srepitirns 1,no GrininiSirns
Qbaarcn(a9cr, Gin teucs 0rtcl errioDtct bat, mo-
tefttt CT f6 >urdb CUTE / cbienln9 unp tillise
Irctfc ttmi.Den tpiro, rie Ptmpaenbcit bcs pnkz
litums At rertitrcn. Gcine Sebcntc bat CT NIT
pen prr1i,sli6tfen cctrantcn rerttDe,,, fcin 1ifb
mirr NIT auem rerfebcn fepn, mas bic Sabzres1cit
@utes bartctct, ,'nt teine tale unb (rnttise Icz
er,nmDpatrnrn llnc scra,mi8. CT (aeetNcifnne
eraettntt Gin, ar5urufcn, tno cmrfcDlt Gb als
ces Vntlitums er9ettntter Sicrcr.
-Seinti6 Aneenp.
griraemattr, s'rr II. t.p.
q o,I6Ber, Attinfen mo 8 2bnranoeln, mte
<ierc Nrt 8aumatertalten, ftno in bcm .0art>
Gnaarcn Stcbr, nabife 1bur sur pptt Offte
Nasiilcn, ODic, 3u batcr, ber
Sc 9. 1887 t.v Tcnnis su. & tup.
cSunoe Nouehalter fDnnen i'm Soortwoos
~ @trbr Der ltnterfbriebenen jebs,, fir cine
oauss sbaltuns nStbscn 1rtifel finntt,, mic: Glas
fer, SeucrSanSen unp Sdtrren, xDte &esel,
pcinttlcetcr, mesern unD 8attlr, $etfet, Sid,
terttoetc, xbee> unb Safee> Sanren, rtattirte u.
anccre Soilrrs &c. Icnnis II. Sea
Wlabinon, Oct. 9. +. ,.
s a a'a
TeutI6es SrduterzG(irtr
1T ~ rertatftn III Der 8rreery prn pbit. wettr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
VetlptcuDfcr Wton1rnDth N(Qt1.

Scl9cnpc Details eints &pttprie> p(ans, we(ebe
itn naebtten 0eeemtcr sc3rsen ,perpen fol-, fmbren
uns 5u Der Grtlarun9, Rag rertrlte pbne Seitpiel
in her Cefbiebtc rcr srttrrie rottebt Gs 1T obr,
cs inp ricle 9ltettn (Stants) ratcp; ollcin aut
rcr anrern Sette, srren Der auBerrrpcnt(idb ntcoz
ri9e prets rrn $50 rer 1idet - Der QBertG unb
rie Anjebl ber @arttal>pretfe, ,tno bic Grnettez
run9 res suten altcn 8etrot6s Der IrrG6eruna,
baB tener prris 9cjcsen unp rertauft tptrren teu
-trir fnb ilterscust - ol(9emctnc 8tfrteptat,no
8cmabrct, fctnnncrs rcn 600 Drctsz z9eflbcrn.
Scnjensc:,, bic es ,ro9e,t tpplcn, enpteblcn mir
at, baB fle ftdb 70 talb als mSsliob mesen Sidets
an uns irenren. 2nenn bic Yreife ollc rerto,,ft
llnb, tlciten nur nrd 9>ieten iitris, unc bic erz
tfen Saufrr baten bic tetfe Sfebane. 9Dir faecn
etsbalt naGprudsrra: sosert ni6t! fonpern
lebtdt inns seranemess cure 8etfellunscn 5tt, eldc
nnfere aueentltdlide 8eo9tuns erbaten fcucr.
Olan arpreBtrc Sr!efe 1inp ipenpe (ieb ait
Sptre ifern. .. 9lr. 1856, 8rrabtpap,
g 0ett odlt ouf bic 9lummer, l56. n. ..
S7oO, ,ooO!! $500, ,oOo!! !! S25, 900 9,reife RON
$4,000 prcifc rcn $l5 900 preife
rrn $4,000.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-02
s ct) 6 T. ; uuD 81 r1lat.

,'Grntt 1T ras stben petite +. rle Nunlf''
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-08
SARSAPARlLl.A PILL OF HEALTH. Or
BLOOD PILL

VY'HS excellent family pill is medicine of long tr,d IN
Tor rerting all disorders the stuIa how
els the common symptoms Of which costly en.ss f,lueo
e. spa's loss OF appetite, headache gnluex. sense N
fune> after meals, dizzuess of the and
pains IN the stomach md bowels indigestion producing Tor
ma state OF the liver and consequent tie Low
hls causing atlisorganizatIon Of funcl, frame
viii III thus m'st excellent preparation by f.r YER
nncc be cfertuay removed Two thrre doses con.
vince to afflicted Of its sautary effects &c viii
scedy regain its streleth aleahy oi the live. low
els and kidneys will dy taxi places OF s.
hess heat pain and jauncr appearance
and renewed health viii be the quick OF taking me.
d'cinc according 10 the de. accompany each
colds, agues shurtness breath, and N tho
urinary and if taken after al
table, they quickly restore tho system state Of
ropose
Persons of full habit who subject hen,ncho gid IL
and snRng in the ears arising 100 great
ao~ OF blood to the head should w,thou, her a.
many dangerous symptoms al be erey oil ty te;.
immediate use
For female. these pills truly excellent, rc,uo in
all Instructions the distressing hea 'ache prevail ut
with the sex dersson Of spirits. luic ur SIGHT nervous
affections botches, P'uPIes and satw The Il and
give healthy and Juvenile bloom tb ry.uJ
To mothers they mfdent,y n,uc;i4d Re rest
madeleine TINT ca" he take" during pleynaucy;a iare
"f all ages they unGJualleJ.
A. pleasant safe a,cfan thew white he cmr,sD
rcqu" no restraint Of diet confinement use
BY regulating the dose according the age and
ra'ient they become suitable tor hcr
can be required; and for elderly people they Will
be the most comfortable medicine hitherto pre- AIRED
Sold II No. 81 Custom house ST, New tbrsans n9-3m
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL
DID EVAJJ

fact that 10000 Of Sarsaparia Blood Pills have
l. been sold during the past six months.
faet-that they taken in numerabe instances to
obvute and the mischevous and bad effects Of
pills and other uack medicines, by which many lives
endangered.
is fnctThat all quack me icncs contain minerals
mercury, which quncks think kill cure" and
TO their effect t0"h miss"
lisa ac-rhat numerous quacks and foreign impo.tors
call themselves doctors hathey more ecc,uny impose
their vile and dangerous preparation the public caring
nothing for the consequences that they only pocket
their UNJUST gain.
Its fact-That the quacks and foreign mpostora who
now nIcs country know nothing OF the nature Of med
cnes muL less about diseases of the human system.
His factThey REGULARLY efcucous in the follow
ing Diseases all OF which less caused
oi'he iooh and a"maI fluids, namely
Rheumutic affections; Of the throat
sscr"lua; Erysipelas; and body;
JaunACc; Heartburn ScaIy eruptons and blotches Of
Diseases of silver, skin, the skin;
bones and glands; Dry and pmpes. and
Pain OF the sdes along the psuules Of the ace and Of
back and spine. the the body,
region of the heart and letter and ring worms;
stomach; Swelling ard hardening Of the
Inward fevers bad taste in glands Of the neck, in tho
the mouth, foul breath; groins, breast, &c
Flatuicncy: Indigestion Stomach coughs
Want Of APPETITE; Liver complaint
Sour crucOn and acles Of the stomach; Waterbrash &C.
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A Ii who ~ suffering from URErHRAL riSEASl
"A such a. 8UNOR Eir)EA, Gl.EETs, 81 h.ElUkEo
IRRITATION Of TIE kJDNEys, NLADDl i, UnLfn'
kA PkOeTkAvE GLAND, and ali DiSEA. - Of tue os
BINARY PASSAGEs, fAISs ~ riit. L,iNs, GRAVF-.,
umbako, or rom Geneih nj WeakDes LHIsi A-hih re-
assured that hi. vau bIe nrd,rIiss oil ie lures '"o
perfectly erhdicacs the shove di,rusc much than y
other, aud inv nray improves the co.ntnn, ini grhtrb
"eait and rcs"rcs 10 sgOr tise tbti have been 'f
90 ny ohea~e or improper treatment. )h S,i NO M dvn"
can be compared 10 and has posve, rr" many ti"u'
snl Individuals utter all other medicines have faIet hnd
hAy supersebng the ui those and eous
medcInrs-Cop",ra. Turpentine. CuhcIs. Mrr. Ar.
10 addition the H"n nii
pnts Of 'hs world ,nrunr iIe East mud West nt Aser
eo &C. and ucdiCa of the hest landing the
essivn All behriug tcstD my - il nrpri-sa: sucres o
hundred pound, reward a. offered toaJ
one VINO can produce nedy 10 loiands Spec NC
so utioi After this further be necc,hary
"ut adding a lew Of lhc certificates
II have prescribed foand spec fc Solut,n severare
ens ibong under Crc,n Dh char E"s and my atohi r
before witnessed and their general health much rro'-
ed n. LEY, NJ. u.
"Lecturer on Midwifery nj Bartholomew II IN pilri"
Or Clarke has prescribed Yuand' tic SOLUTION
ny patient, Labor, IL under u,rra y, charged.
bly, I00nd they uie less than he nh pre-
ousy Observed when using preparations Of CnpaSa mud "
OF opinion II il remedy uncua"t, and one That M htrns
IN future io prc.cribc for III. patients.
i.oSpnN. Drcari~r 81 1887.
DR. Green hereby crrt,fes f"lan, Spec,tr So
most rthe remedy, and UTrib Dis
enses sooner than prcpn alton al Copava h. hn'
.cr'brd.
III. above be olru,"ed My 4, No 96C house IT,
New Orleans,
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ine discovered method Of curing hn elf of Nervo,.
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I'd who followed his advice Except Twelve oers Iron, Lenevo
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unity and exhaustion determination blood 10 lie head y,r
e" groundess fear failure Of memory. rcpcy for bu,
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c'S'on, dcusi"n melancholy thoughts self in
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