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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
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kinppacr 2elanre init pcn feten tetrn nno r"hdolw
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ttlacr tnbtrn trrartn a bic rat nno Seo, Den W ave
ttrpa unttrmprfn rdrn, mrrcn e bren Searf pcn Se'
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bSrucr crrcns, Vpa,ncn, Srr,nmen, Sadrtn, 1romPe'
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rcten 1rianses Garirnctte fnc no crbnare Slen Won
lis Elarrcn, Qecorrrs, nc uno pbtnarc tollnn 9aB>
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itaanftbe Gaiten fir ale Snru'nentc, Olunelfde !oI"
unb Bag 86ssn c9cnbaar, SaitcnGar, Ste9e eaIfcn'a
St,fbainer unp o5atcln panrfcrtc 9ral, Sun fur als
Snttrumcntc unp ac a1rcre Qrtitt III ttefem Uadbe.
Scraratrr aer Nrt mcrcn outs bette 9emadbt 8hte olte
Gcnrn ncbme b fir tiiSc preie i'm Iau6banor an gus
Nutrdac anrt trrrcn as tc rntti6fc tctcr9t SaS
ntenfebre 3eu9ntB rs 0rnS 9Sbite rnDmf tetannt as
seDrcr OuItz z0anten ii. -. n,rb Nc mid SuDencen
creugcn 2Eorbe res Oten9caSten. Olan Ur8tBt
nd tecrten rag mein SrDr nter ecm Jtamen Sa5aar'
tetannt iit. 4. 9epwtrt t. Smrrrteur
in tentf@cn 9eaaren, gum Sasaor" 9benir Sstaucs'
San. lS. b.p. Sltrelane Oblc
do hereby certify that have instructed several Bands
who received their supply of Instruments from Mr. A.
Seywert the Cleveland Bazaar and take pleasure in
ing that Quality well moderate prices Can
henty recommend them to all who desrous to pur'
chase. signed. JOHN WHITE, Professor of Music,
Cleveland, late of Youngs town, Trumbull Co.
Dated Dec. 19. 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
e. Gcptpert'9 z5asnar


Geutftes, @nsIiIdss II. Sronsoi'fdes Q8aarenseager
Glspelanc, Ship.
@ur neue @tncunSr, entb1tt ts 70 aa9cmcn felitttt
Gtatscent, jet ems osrsribten (or8f1iS os9cs
bcrtenerts
i'm 9anjen WeFen.
Souaeu ppm senrt bcrrnrei(cnre eantlsr fne bff
cinsaren mid nit bren Nurdsen 81 tetDren unn nre" Tits
pprratbis rnttr9sr Fielraaren, purpen auft uno mutt
ta(t nitrunrnte, gHrten ar Nrt &amnc tcncr 0ottn9
cnelt{e fans6be anep Geifen unp permccn rieltirs
trr 3unrbolsdn, Secrn, WeBcr, SPSel, per, Obrr"9c
Sirerrrise 8rutnaren anperes 8cf@mre, 3mrn, 2'nm
pplc ane, 9aroinen YranSen unb anpcrc Scb1n9 &u1r
unp Goualtppt SrrorunSn uno Irrrre $iRn Gn6Pf SIC
aen H. SOnnenbrmc, S@retfpern, Ettfte, icfcrtafcsn
onbes QHabcr, 9amentretter, S6a@rtelc, Wasirzso>
tcrnrn xabcntdr, oalrrtatcn Damen Scilettcn e5elr
tern Stablfcbcrn, oaarrden FIR Oamen, a9ne Sbierc
riclc 9atb biBettrte &arttn Wasen Gi9arrn unp Gas
tats pen, ubrten, 6pfeatraser, mitarifc Gqiprun9n
xubfaf6en, greiriemen Otaten ltcrne 8cirern, xDcr
mc,eter Domncs, iercerre, Sfbeinen ur3 eaten, Ses
ertraters unb Snallertfen, H. (. ~.
i'm @rcSen uno &leinen
cnotant1de @urtofitdten,
ne src eusrab Gsrttn, Saern pfifsn 9oceoeins,
e3elfbSren Slare(tnsen, Sress sSbren rcrtrt9t t
een in Green Bar tenptien nrtanttn. Il5 GtAcnfe ne
Gustane sepib teen paBenrcrn &rtt eeten, sa
eeTlei Artsl i'm Ousfants ale ter 6anb QGner
tcmucnp, mod pc wst sribrm Sntre6e np Tim sabreber
3ufprl1 titttt ber Ot9e.
Sanuar l8. 1889. E.S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
9lnfenp'S Neues SDteL

in Der @taot 8rioserpoter, @eaver Co. Neun0l0anel'
Ner nrfdrtctene 5eis eem Mh'tm er9etenit an e"B CT
- in rer Gart Sr,psemater 8eaper Gaunp, pcnnptroz
nier an Scr nprciliaen Ge artt> 9tercds we rrn
Sart up Sos 9retitirns unp Gcmmibicns 9eaarena9r
Gin nues 6ocl errietet bat, mpt d rur6 sntc chic
nuns unp tiase r tcmben rp bic &epc9enbeit bes nt>
litus gu rcrrienen 9ent Sntt bat CT init zen rrrjns97
tte eeranten rerebe tn Itt mirp NIT ale rerebe tenn
mas bic Sabresi o5utcs rarttt feline dQe rn9c
no seram9 Gr tabetJcnre crSettnt Gin,
an5urufen, unp emreDIt f ais ees 4utums erseFener
Oiencr. ottnrt@ Ahtehp.
SSraae4Sater Sfcp, 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
Reppler + uuo Ra 2 rau o,
SO. 4, Gttp Suitrinss,
A~IrA & ~ ~,rA mhfn
GIen Ian0, O hto,

an tetanets elm srrBes une rbl abrrtes sa9er rrn fol-
~ aenben 4rtteln wele e ~ Den biSsn 9leu D0rter
4reilen vertaatn nam!id
due g Spr e
girsnicr anufaIrrn Iatbae pcn ZEN b teffen Sranrs
ftin ae(ntne Gautata (New York fine cuts teutfen u"e
arerieantn 9Rau unp @anurftatae, oaUenna a1o "ne'
rtanbe Gisarrtn pcn better Auatat, 9nurtt1tatbptet
pfsfen unp cnftss attel gum 1atats9anee ssblris S's
baben 10 ehcn erbatten
5OO,O ,OO0 J6aranna Qi9arren,
1850 900 9pani,ebe uno amsrttantfAs Gtsarrsn,
800 &inen pfeiftn
5000 pfanp 9dbnurftakat jtrer Scrtt,
5000 pfunp xetfaen unp Anerit"n'i3'" S'"n@
Qpri( L. b.D.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
Iieberbofter Rcpfltfmer. furtrt.

etrr Spbn Sala-Sdb fibe mid SDnsn unp benz putlttm
pcrpFttt uttn 3tsnS e9u 9Dcbttbat attussen, bic
pur ncnGbrau Sbrts 6attercn Grtrs cntprcgn Seit
un9efdbr Sabrsn m NIT pe cscnannts frante &cpfs
~b nnp WaSenaure be9afts unp pnr cen sbre her Sct'
tel Die t m esten np erbieIt, bin i'd Optommen sebc!t Sd
SIR Girr baber Nen enpfeb, bic NIT 9een ttln be-
baftet fnp Canton, Slpp. l5 1889. %. 5. 28int.
9es tefbenise paB m felt unseabr Sabrn init Sdbmr'
zen in Der neen @ettc np settenpes nit einn pcren us
item tebaftst mar; ba6 i'd faf psrws sine @eunobett
mterer gu erlause SD panets mid paDrenp Der 3ett an pr'
n-au tra,,te id, eaads panatea Obns GrfoI8. SD
btelt Damn psm srater prertis se so9n Sala
o natpem b u,sef1br 9pttetn Gr 9ebraut, tebrs
e mne 0s(upb ,urt. SD enpfeble es germ ais cine an>
bdebare Otepn Canton, Slpr. 9, 1889 I8 &emm II.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
WIaGiloner Gompf> 0teberep.
MHun= unb Mnihincrts NiuR.

@ic ltnrbrictensn rtte bic 9amrf g6errp Oa6iQrn,
y rrtt an Olodnrn QSaarcnlaSer in her GrtraSe
5Bt tejrscn paten, nr terc cuunsn auf eie 1rten '
ferner ofobnens Nrfrit anunebmen mir as. pcrrn ase
unp aaec SIarcr, WUpl@inpen 9ut9crns, 2enbmnbl G.
fen, ettcn(0nf eaScntrrcs Drs unp Scnter Gsuite,
Sommtrctcr, sanrfcitcn, pau9fbaart, &c. a.
2uo crrcn tic trtHnri9 auf anr Ean srcbc Quspabl
pHH9s mees erfaDrenrn Nrtcrn arf RE c Art tcbpt
finn, rc c enjln ortr tpm Sutp 70 ipcb antictsn, ais
tic ir9cnrtro cntt Scfatlft wertcn tonnen .r
ScIun8cn re III Der 0cBcrcp sc!aben rrer tard bic pr
ns rnter@reenen aporebrt meroen r pnttt tsforst
ircrrcn.
81 g. Ncs ctal p alc Nrttn $aresprroutte ptrten tn,
NHstau3 an9enpmmcn, nne rafr bic b6dten re te,abl
9Silliaa o. Joart,
MdEillcn, SArn0r Is. 1859. t.p. Sf1ac 8. Br. NH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
Setn xGAp., Qptbpetpn 60 8. Su!p l6, 1882

Seen xEbp., !GOfbcetpn 60 8, SuIg Is, 1889. 49,
Sd tsAetnse bttrn pob ID an ene neesl oHs7M" tt M Sa S
amt mic an nnerltdber S6waen uno &ramFfen ttf 70 e"S
@ fstt etlben Sabrcn ebe Sat Opr 1al ett mlBs nn
sur ebsn BEN &rapf pertrsitsn Sur 9tsa@ s,"t
ptel pcu alas Sraute Glirir hin i'd IN feBer
ais id felt 10 Sabren SD epfcbIe es als e'ns t9@se"tE
Xr,nep it aDni6cn allen asne ran mar nttertlofn,
innsrsr @6was mitbperaen 3ufaen felt elmer Sspc ;t Sp
Sabren sepa9t, trnnte bure feline @rjnp oesr anGeees
tel ue crlansen Sebp3 napem e nun etnc Sot r'n ep
aas Srautcr Glrr setraubt tann e risee ipst Arse
atwarn, unc nit sethtisteit Ier'nlaftn Sdn S's !t
Iirarnb cine Guantitdt i'd tann e attcn "a Stclc p
aHtem Soarn tey mir unD mner Samilis scftbn battn
0ontcn S1ep 49, 1899. Is. QSilliam $irtn9ffrn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
9tuSaebrung aebeilt.

otrr @ala-S eiheinge bierm baB i'd fett DEN le4u 10
SaDren ntVruit{tnter 6fttrs eren utten bela
5cnwss iraste s g nists in aus;eerms @ e''sarten Sd
Damn rist5 man mir gu oauts a,aeea SD tralbte mad u.
nab ncin 5ccn baron rDne <nperuns frlren. en le,
tel proc bsf8cr. San rietb mir Sbrem Sr@ute Clip
r uno uaeen i'd ,pep Scttcln setraubt, i
9citrcpe rfIi9 s-S sete teniss bieS eamit &noere,
an t6lem 5uen Smern lit ber Srutt lciSen,
tiefer tn(1dskareu lIensn 9loobridt erbalten
Csnaburs, See. H. 1888. anttl Wtutr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
OulperGd furtrt.

0its bent8 bab i'd feit etlien Sabrsn ebr NIT Dppp'
a tebaet na Sd beee wabrsno e'ser et rerspene be-
rbnte Aer1, ae ufan epnltirt. Gucli6 ber i'd
&atas x,autcr Gtrir. Sd es tOnsn inp nartm i'd
rtr&spsn 8etteln so 5etrau6t, toar Id gang 9eunb Sd
rrss raber raeGr ais Elm. un9astare I3nep An epfeb
sn, Die am namliaen ltebe leiben. Anbreas Irpptr.
9arbv 1fp, .9p!wcs Gp. Slcp. 20, 1885,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
QSoterrIonDe Xreunb unb G5ei1t Ser 3elt.

ten NDaor abren tcnnte m eaum rbue ohlte rurds anss
aebt unp m,s metens pas ett bte S bb r 'Sr "rSr
ben 9rrbn bftter @taatsn oprh s!s IL H9p r
~ trascr eftena Qcttsln braten mir bic Gc'noDe
eer unp i'd rr1nfbs bab 9te ptise Ibat"en gum Sem 0''
l(ctrcnetn publitums tetonnt matcn. GN"rs'q '0"'"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
@rnpef ache lit.

clmes Gauntp, Deap 1888 serr Sobn Gala - otts
ltrnorsasn sepas mar pas mein trim nit Sut psrenst
mar oab it pr 9etrau sinsr Sote Sbres Glrtrs
pcltcmmn ppn pn ltet tefreiet pproen 3nppr bat i9
eiele Der tefaunten Ir,enep unere Sett Snt 1T
or ,tau ar;6s eaife tenue o9neje ben sernsfen out,
sen bapur erbaten Seswsen spbe t bre sptj'n ais
1dl1tbare Nrinep AbraD. = Qat1@ber9 ser.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
3ebn Sabre alter Nbeumatisnus 9ehellt.
Canton, 1uSutt 1889.

I'm SrDn Gala. o.,,b
eee6rter srr- bate fir mene fit Gum putltfan,,
msu 3eusniB bnati per snten Solsen ee S9r elf.r tn
msnc Sale series, tefannt ~ maem lir eint g ntr
aes SOB erbabn, ib taum nbt bantbar 8enu8 prgat
pn. Sst BEN tskten bre id NIT rbeunafIDen
fSmsssn unn aeeeiusr Sbwa opta9t, nnp tt oen les'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27

4u'ftnaun, Irumtul 90. Sump 1889. Srbn @a(a. Stta
sccin8t, id felt Den esttn Sabrn bss Srutt uno &C.
esr(mtrjcn bate 9aeb persetler snaeun9 ar5tlt8sr 9n
r t9 ,an mir tnt pttel SDrss &raEtersG Grrs su taufen
5sn o3ebrau tsreite mid fpSh ron mener Ysn. Se
lskkn rnaten bate i'd ssr 100 Sotten hes Glrr srer
tauft urp GO bate falt immer Grfols. peter Sailp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
Bonn GDrm. Dl. m'2ae1r, Yaft

Bonn Gbrp DR. Ats'r 4eftOr Der r6mif .tat9o!f4en Sir
dc |u Canton, Obic. Canton, Jump IL, 1889.
Cebrter 6err- barf Sbncn fur 8panten, mir Den
BebraI ibrs un(debaren "Glrrs 5u empfblcn Np Sers
fluff &ppets alsemner Sorprtbmad bat fslst Der
lnertselte gbrau Ginger Scn Der Arjnep p6l9 mentn
Erpartunscn sntrrcn. Sd smpble e ossbab esn an a5n
(iob,u Bttbperpen Secenpcn. Oliebael OfIlear.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
qeberfroufbeit BON 7idbriqer Oauer furirt,

Scbn Gala -gebrtsr eerr. So tefAein9e, bag i'd felt
5abren <stetrantbsit tsbatet mar bag id am 9enss
bene acr,e mir ret5er Gnp per,bts ids init etnst ottsl
sbres Sraur. .Gitrirs un 81; Grtaunen bat ss mid 70
Dtsetel Dag m role Ia9sarbeit auf neie Hauerep tbne
mclbes mir Sabre lang ,uror nmcs SD Sebe rcus
mtin 3eusnb iter ren qBerb per 4snep uno slaubs s
fey ben raparats CUR 0sluns rr setcrtrantbet
Dsnatura Stare Gauntp, 9. Scbn SDtueler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
Ceres GtUe 3cttiNrlft fir Sen 01nrrpirt6.
Gebrucft uno berousge9e6en

rcn Somucl D!ier in sitanrn, pennplranitn.
9seuluGunGe en.Otc "G s" erfbeint Anfanse ft.
penQcnats1 III 9rpbpcarp rrmot fir Sbac pss Sab.
bres ppnc NnsnaDme in 9 9prausbe e5abtuns.
@ntferttentcn mcren fir nt mcniar os fir enen abrsans
an9rncmnsn ''o EnftHnp9unsn milBen we rnate benz
2tlaut res SuttriTticnss 5ermins 9cfbcben.
G eer SIS einbdt cD&t Grsmrarc fir ii Sabre, phtr
Grc1rore fur i SaDr unn 70 i'm ScrDaluib fir mebr.
SelunScn rrn Oct Trr 6nncn nit terd btst 1perhtn,
e nt NIT hem Gelrc te9leitet Gnc 8etanntmeansen
mcrpcn 1T rtm ltma9 auf8encmmcn 81 fil9cn prcftn.
G2e Qriefe unp O1ittpttlun9en mi sen rrfrs einst.
Ghidt werccu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27

3d. Der ltnterrtenc, tefbeinse, raB i'd 9aas Srantsr
Gr fir sine Inswerise &rantp tr"uete Die eon ele'
Der auss4netrn Nrse bic GrpPeles nno &C.
traust, unp Fam Dem putlitum psrl6ern' oaB i'd felt rier
Sabn n ppb sefbIt bats mie jest nnc st lecer artet>
s unp rure Den etrauc pcs Glrir's bin i'd 9ebe-S
pfsble scirenpsn Daber ais cine atbar uepi;n
Canton, Sunp :, 1889. Saepb VpwIa anp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27

S5rm Nirdtretntr George SHeb ron Der &eut1en SaP'
tiften ecineinte.
Ser tntc,eibnre tefbsintst bermit 5ur Ste'ttr ter
abrbeit raB i'm perfoBcnn 2etnter ebr init rbeaft'
en Sepe a9esren mar bab abm bapon spurr unb pbnr
alfe nes Spts n6t sebn fpnnte, aud srcbn S6mers
gen ppsr xass nod Jats sD fanc. Gs purbe mir anssra
Dtrn, felt einsn Sabrn psetrau up unter ren as
cn Spbn Ga!as rautcrs lrr befannfe tttsl 5u &C.
braen Sd that 70, anb mad ccn 8ssran Der erten Sottel
anr i mid S6msren terept ntS een e'eetane meiner
1leos p6ls bsrsesl @uf etsf art fag'e ID m,9 rerpf
ais pur Grfapuns erprott. sn emPbIen ano gum 3sniB
mid essnbanpts u unrareibcn. 60 sebegsn IN osnabnrS
George Sdetet
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
9sm e1rp 9trtett, spn Der ptttsturssr Gcnftrens.

6rn. 8. Sala g ebrter 6er. Gontcn 8. oet II, 1882
SD Date Sbr Srauter. Srr pcrtt nnp 9ets trup9 ne1n
3snB iber rcBcn 1Dcrt Sden &ranpf Sct uno tn
nchn roni(bcn Srantbetcn Seit meDr ols nsp J"bren
t init @cmcrrc 3wrrsfel on9e9ren re'he tu
Sn Die Surttirncn rer Sar aubc Crpnun9 feete unp po
Andue-anbc bcftig, Dag msn Stcn t sctabrret fIen
Oureb Ottrau Sprcr pOrtrefFen Wsr5n nee i'd eec
eln 6rn1en9Dmptcm ebr rlcitcrt up hin pc rcBcnhcn
xcltIamc,cn b.inaD gan; Irs, i'd D rur Scrtraucr
init psr Sur r69 9ect u rcrre. Sd bare pcr9iebenc 0r}
ncpen rerIt, uap hin tcr ta9en rob III alien rn Sal
len i'd ter,sust tin SIR Grr prb n foIen Sacn rrr3l9
r Scfnn aIs trsenp cine Der ArSn, BIC ctt Dem
Vutlitvm an9cbrten tebcn. Sbr &C. 9. Surtttt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27
Srm Gbrtp. S.Wlrnro, 8rrfeenpt

orW EDr yIrnrD, E5rFIPtHptH teltErH UE9 cEptt TIT
Der 0Jttb. Grscpr. STRIDE. sScapsr, Oft, ls. 1888.
Serr g. @aa.-lit 2Sersnistn tefbstnSe t6 rem sutcn
Grfrls 5bres Glirtrs auf 0lrs rnros 8nrbet 9tc
Delt yrc anettns spsp Sctteln Antenp ~ mer
3 e ercser Serrcnfhma lift nnp npp anpe:n aanlicn
Nrantbriten unrmprn Der ebraua spep Spten
bAt b riet sinpsruns rer Dr sanics @pm ssartt une
BEN arrctt ernt 70 raB e jest sbsr Seunostt snieB ais
pec Ulpuate Juror. Sbr It. s. Wpnrpt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-27

, Calais Gltrtr
~ etenfaas su baten in Canton in s. s. seaslps 9ruso
unp Qpctbcte, Gte rer Inseara pas unb UarttlraBe.
Otfobtr S5 1883 hp.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-31

ton for her great staple, to enable our manufac-
turers to compete with England, and uphold the
slave drivers, and, doubtless, we shall see the
North accede TO the plan But protected or un'
protected, before the sunny gales of that troplc
whence the merchants bring their spicy drugs,
the letters of the slave will melt away.
Surge thinks the late Shareholders in the West
Indies require too much watching, to allow the
aboilioniss to take their eyes from that spot. Tie
takes, therefore, no great part in the new move
ment. Scoble and Stuart are in the West Indies.
Their accounts are highly interesting, and very
favorable. We spent an evening with the Peases'
They remind us more Of the American friends
than any others we see here.
BY the bye, I met yesterday in the Strand a
white and colored man walking arm in arm, both
of highly respectable appearance, laughing merrl-
lv. Looking round, and seeing no appearance oil
mob, gave me the most realizing sense have
had, that was no longer in America J!
Remember me afectionately to all the friends
in that land which, homelings, from this little
world we name There are no meetings, alter
all, like our Board meetings, and no gatherings
like the gatherings at IS, Cornhill. Remember
me to them all. hope you have, by this time,
lectured through the whole valley of the Con-
uecticut To Collins, rhy fellow -laborer, send
nv bes; wishes. He needs no spur: on the con-
trary there are swords which wear out their scab-
bards.
feel that my letter tells you little. Yetwe are
here at most interesting crisis. AT the moment
when the anti-savery host seemed falling asun-
der for want of some definite object Providence
has opened fresh field for exertion-given a new
impulse to their zeal. The fountains of the great
moral deep are just breaking up. The dawn of
new crusade seems breaking over US. The
friends of the slave have cheerfully buckled on
their new armor. They have not forgotten the
negro-only changed ground to serve him more
effectually. Into the dark chambers of degraded
Brazil, and hard-hearted America, the rays of the
moral sun can hardly penetrate. Our efforts with
some men seem like beating the air-hewing
porphyry with lead. But India speaks-and
Thompson SAYS, we need not wait till Portugal
is honest till America is consistent to abolish
slavery. Our friends have laid new sacrifices on
the altar of humanity. George Thompson is known
to have put aside the most fatterng offers of
worldly ACKNOWLEDGMENT and wealth, to throw him
self rich and willing offering into this new cause.
God bless you.
Most affectionately yours,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
w. L. Garrison.
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The Jewels.--A Tradition of the Rabbins.

The celebrated teacher Rabbi Meir, sat during
the whole of one Sabbath day in the public school
insructing the people During his absence from
the house his two sons died. both of them of un-
common beauty, and enlightened in the law. His
wife bore them to her bed-chamber, laid them
upon the marriage he'd, and spread white cover
ing over their bodies. In the evening the Rab-
bi Meir came home.
"Where are my two sons" he asked, thar
may give them my blessing repeatedly looked
round the school, and did not see them there. {"
She reached to him a goblet. He praised the
Lord at the going out of the Sabbath drank, and
again asked
Where are my sons, that they too may drink
of the cup of blessing?"
They will not be far off," she said, and pa-
ced food before him to eat
lie was in gladstone and genial mood; and
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Chow many drink the cup
OF baneful grief, or eat the bitter bread
OF misery Sore pierced by wintry winds,
How many sink into the sordid hut
Of cheeress poverty y
1t was nigAt-the storm howIed sadly by-and
the mother sat in silence by the scantv fire, that
warmed and family lighted the wretched diIapl-
dated cottage, once in brighter days her happy
home She had divided to her starving babes
the little pittance of bread remaining to her, yet
scarcely sufficing to satisfy the mad cravings OF
hunger Little thought they that they claimed a
mothers all! She hushed their cries, soothed
their sorrows, covered them with her tattered
mantle, babe them sad good night, and returned
to her sorrowful vigil.
The night wore away-and still sat the mother
over the fading fire she could not repenish, wait
ing the coming of him whose returning footsteps
once caused a thrill of joy through her BOSOM and
was hailed with boiserous giee by his little ones.
Once, he promised at the altar to love and cher
ish her, and noby awhile did he redeem the
pledge. His cottage was the home of comfort,
and his wife and infants divided his love. But
ah how changed He had become drumhard
His business was eglected-home was deserted
and his late return was the harbinger of woe +
FIe comes to curse the innocent partner of his
misery as the author Of his wretchedness and his
frightened children shrunl away from him. scream
ing as from fend Where waits he now? The
shadows of night have long darkened the land
scape. What delays his return? Alas, the low
haunt which has nightly witnessed the shameful
revel, now echoes to his frantic shout. Surround
ed by boon companions, he seeks to drown the
memory of his sorrows in the bowl; while his
wretched, starving, squalid wife, still keeps her
lonely vigil by hercheeress hearth.
Stillness-solemn stiffness like the graves,
reigns in that dreary habtation and no sound is
heard save the ftfu signing OF the wintry blast,
or the low murmur of her dreaming infants, arous-
es the watcher from her trance. Then she raises
her aching head to the dim dial, and with a
glance to heaven turns to her lonely watch again.
But now the tempest of her feelings has grown
too fierce to be repressed her bosom heaves
with the wild emotion of soul--and her thin hands
seem endeavoring to force back the bursting tor
rent of her tears.
The clock struck the hour of midnigh t-and he
came as wont. With fearful oath he cursed his
wife's fond care and that mothers silent tears,
and the low wall of his silent babes went up to God
for witness. \ X X X X
Would you know the conclusion of the story {?
Go ask the Jail, the almshouse, and the grave
and they will YOU
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when he had said grace after the meal, she thus
addressed him:
Rabbi, with thy permission, would fain pro-
pose to thee one question"
ASK it, then, my love !" he replied.
" A few days ago, person entrusted some
Jewels to my custody, and now he demands them
again should give m back again 3"
This is question:" said Rabbi Meir, =" which
my wife should not have thought it necessary to
ask What wouldst thou hesitate or be reluc-
tant to restore to every one his own 2"
No." she replied but yet thought it best not
10 restore them without acquainting thee there
with"
She then led him to the chamber, and, step.
ping to the bed, took the white covering from the
dead bodies.
"Ah, my sons, my sons!" thus loudly lamen-
ted the father; "my sons the light of mine ewes
and the light of my understanding Il was your
father but We were my teachers in the law"
The mother turned away and wept BITTERLY
At length she took her husband by the hand and
said
rabbi, didst thou not teach me that we must
not be reluctant to restore that which was en-
trusted to our keeping? See, the Lord gave, the
Lord has taken away, and blessed be the name of
the Lord +"
BLESSED be the name of the Lord J" echo.
ed Rabbi Meir. I" and blessed be his name for
thy sake too; for we'll it is written Whose hath
found virtuous wife, hath greater treasure than
costly pearls; she openeth her mouth with wis
dom, and in her mouth is the law of kindness. -"
Traditions Of the RabbinS translated by Co.
leridge.