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Stdotctt uto GAMBIA.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

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6enrp II. 9bife. ben srcben q1bistuGv int gr,,s
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

pettt, ein @trihtebiener, puroe
Dor un9cfdbr Gasen, in Green @auntn
pa., lei Dem Gerlud,, cinen Manu Haz
mens 9anet0 ju oerbafteu, bon temfeI'
hen ermcroet. goneta 1T oerbaftet uub
in oas @efdn9uiB eebra6t ,pprbe,t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

Sad, tem 8erid,t eines 91eifencen 1T
SPORT @i5(rn i'm Staate MBi6ippt bon
elmer oerberenten Seuerebrunit tetm9es
fuht pereeu. Dos &curtbaue, bic Sauf
prn Sport @ibfor, baS Bafbin9tcn Srs
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tpie bic Ter perlhiecenen @auntY geams
ten, gerettet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21
pDi(artlrGia, Sunp IS 1890

FT7E7'V1FVE01 JEHD 10 1889.
. ore Ct ther SOB. Wir b6reu,
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Der E'ttle gEoter Sraee, smildjeu Der
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rem Itohbarn ,nit;utbeilen, bic es er(f
entcedten> al6 bic 9lnpenbun9 alIer Mitz
teL ite AM 0eten su erholtell, frud1tlpe
waren. gle tinterIdet flnf Sinccr, mel.
1e 1bren Ico tcweinen. C 9tat. 2eit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

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100000 bauptfdhltd @las uuo Gilen>
tpaareu fobriSirt tperoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

Dte Emperor Court gu Sairs
far ga. bat cine Srau, bic tes Moroes
ttrcr teiben &ineer oneefla9t mar, unt
ihnlbt9 9efmcen ,rurce, 81 filnfjabri9er
2uhtbaue(trafe uerurtheilf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21
NarftuQore1 Establishment.

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

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~ martbdllc.
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lI.) Gin9elabene @NItt.
12.) Der Diaper unp Gtaptratb ron Ganten
l3.) 9ie 8Hrser.
l4.) 0ie Galrollerte unb Garoleoeen.
15.) Smep marfhdue.
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res GttrItartb0lls rrr hcm GpurtDaute, rr0eis
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feltszGrtIarun9 1T en9li1ber ttnb tcutfAer @pras
dc rpr9sleten, unp 9iepen it, 6eibtn @rra6en &C.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21
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9ic 3o9t mtiBcr mannli@er GinmcDncr ittcr
2l Sabre alt III Trumtun 9auntp, tctrdst na6
Dem oteturn rts NbtBcrs fir 1889, 1861.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

leIner fr1beren S,fannten ,pobnen> unt
100 man ibn nit militdriIhen gbrenbez
5eu9un9en nno eincm @aitmoble belpi(E>
fcmrnnete. Gr 9ebt uah Na6hpiae CSen:
ne6ec), u"o teabGd)ti0t fcinen olten
5reuno uno Grie9stomeracen, Sen. c5ads
lrn, il, Der Scrmita9c Su bcfud,en.
(0I. 81 or .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

Gle Sleifd)er III GoItimcre baben es
tobiu 9ebrodt, baB fe oao 01inoReiId,
leBt tpieoer 5n 8 bis 10 Geut6 oertaufeu
i0nnen. Gcr GINGER 3eit folfete e6 Dor
90 tis 25 Gents. (N. II. sc. gH
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

CutttuMg 9 It ilber tpdhreno Der Ieb'
~ ten Dpds einsstaufenesS S5utftrirtsenssels
.senrp gfunY, s,ctanb, Tra'ntug Calmly, tis
I,tmists T, Sasr9an9 II.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21
.Nu5eaten S32963 II 6
2(ubitcrs 1mt; @tart Gauttp, I

Nubttcrs Nmti 9tart VattittD,
Gaptpn, Sunp 20, 1889. )
CSs2 tefdrtni9e bter,mit, tab Scrifcbenbes etne
~ rtbttse Nnsate ter Ginnabt1en uno NnsSaeeit
ain 6ten Sunp 1889 enbi9te.
Nuf 8sfebt ber Gpn,mtBirners,
Oantet 0rtf6a a 4, o"utttp Nup.
Sunp 2l. 4tt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

~ Sd)ostammer ocn Stare @ouutt fir
ons s5abr, tpeldes am 6ten SunD 1889
enb;9te.
Gt1nabn'en: s Gts.,n
SIR qBlrtbsbaus.G us.Grlautnibfbetns $40 "a 7
Gauttnonns b.. 270 As 0
mountaineering %. 80 90 0
9sh9tfD1!ter br. 100 90
$9trat9eloer Ala "a 0
lAotten tn &rtntsnal' l'pro3eBen l73 SO 0
Uerfauene Strabct1s Sones 25 IL
90. 8arsfaaftsn 81 90 O
Srrps s0etuDrett ~ 90 0
StaatsaNntDeil am Qhrertelfen 81 So Z
9taotss sSrwiQi9un9 fir @ebuIrn2339 So
Gauntps AntDet( an Iaren, Die an
ren Staots .@9atntritter tc.
3ob(t wprnen ~ G5 7
Ecblctt p.Startreotbtr II. Sarris 3 90 0
1Dcilr r.SctteS1o.lO, lekte 3abluns 236 a. 0
Orep prrtent Tuno 7S "a 0
SntreBe euf 9ettipn Is. 3ll9 80 !
Guno Cplnmibirners Sntrebe auf
bic @urrtus, ,Stepena 5000 80 0
Qatlntp Ior auf Suplttate 1901 90 8
2neS nnb 1aunfhtp xar 5000 79 5
@6uts1ar 524O 81 8
94ulbaus 1ar SO 81 8
QrnlenDaus 1ar 1872 81 s
8rlGen Ear 1897 s6 9
Ear auf tept9ltdes Gt9entbam 80 8
8tlan3 tn Der SbaetanmEr tep Der
testtn atre9uun8 1887 76 9
8e1ammtteIauf Der Gitmabn,en S34607 SO 8
bc. ber Nus8aten 32963 II s
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Ser 4te Gulu.

9is Nnerbnun9s. Gcnuntteen fir bic teinptras
tfde Septr pss 4ten Snlp-boben NIT orn. seri
S6!rtt ric lteterrintunft sctrpffet, baB betette
ein Wittossmabl init antt6nri8en getraaten lies
ftrt, tlnb jwar fir einen 1boler rtt pcr(cn.
Ofuilt unp neutrality-suspicious. 8eDen frep.
Saepb Sberri9, QSm. 8auers unp Soeet
SUNG, wurren ols ju(atliGe 0ebIlfss sOlarC9aQr
ces xaSes, ron Der COMMITTEE rr,tannt.
9te COMMITTEE setst ctenfaQs an, bas 9cc.
u. Gttcr, ais etner rer 9ee.praIib aIibenten ernannt
wcrpcn, - oter pur@ einet jufalltSen Srrtbun
Res Seerttars, ,rerp fctn 9lanc III ben fritbern
9rrbanplunSet ousscfblrBen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

SiirSlld, tpurte ein Manu Namens
Sphn Stefen, ein@n9ldncer, in Der Ndbe
BON @pausoille, Snb. rpn elmer &larrer'
fdlan9e 9ebiBeu unb ftarb 80 Stunren
rod)hcr. @r ttnterlieB Gin Wetb unb 6
Sflnoer 1T arS6ter Dilrftiafeit.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21
. + W( a t 7 (,

oeeu'Vrrt, Sunp l2.-Slaur $6a tts 7, matter
0sreauf; obto S!aur 81 tts7; 9trs9en 81 le
Q5elf@trrn 9e.
Gineinnati Junp ls.-Slaur 81 lie s 62.
0lerelonb. Sunp l2.-Slour 6 81; Q8clT9.
torn 81 tis 90; &artctfeln 81 tis 81.
GAINESVILLE, Sunp IA. Slaur 8 2Bat3en 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

Sen. Gam. 9tni1en, GrpriGseut Der
0cpnbltf 9erae, traf firSlid non Motile
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

0In9abe Der @innabmen II. slus9obeu Der
~ Shoefommer Bon Stare @ouutu fir
bos 5abr, ,peIdes am 6ten SunD 1889
enb;ote,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-21

VEHtEEHUGlf IO r5HH1 1oo5.
Selb # m or 3. @ruft Sl9ner oue
Shlefen, cin9lrrthefer, rer m,ebrereSab<
re eahler in mebrerenslpotbefen in@cuois
tion ftane, bat 9eiteru 9Ibeuo nit 8lau
tdlre feinem Qeben ein Gnee eemaGt.
lBas ibn su eieier rafden S4at tetprgen,
baben mir tts jcet nidt In erfahruug
brin9en f6Eneu. (0p(fst.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-06

ing, 1t is wrong, foolish, wicked to peril
your soul for an evenings dissipation, So
long therefore as the salvation of YOUR
soul is matter of doubt, and especially
while you know that you have no hope
and are without God in the world, it is
not tor you time to dance.
3. Not when you are on the verge of
hell. You would not dance on preci-
pice. But if you have not made your
peace with God, you are on the brink of
destruction. You are in danger every
instant of being precipitated into remedi-
less ruin. Your dancing when thus ex-
posed looks more like the antics of mad
man than the amusement of a man with a
sound mind. Death often comes to the
dancing room. I read sometime since, of
four young men leaving the hall where
they bad been dancing and one of them
tell dead, and his companions concealed
his body for fear the party might be
broken up if it were known that one had
fallen into the bottomless pit And while
you are exposed to the same danger it is
mot time to dance. IRENAEUs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-06
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.
From the New York Obs


A TINE TO DANcE."-Eccles. ia. 4.
When is the time to dance? |. Not
when il Is tineto mourn. This asser
tioa will hardly need proof. You would
not dance at funeral. You would not
dance when your friends were diving, or
yoar house was burning, or your fortune
was being wrecked, or your life was in
danger. 1t your sins are still unforgiyen
you ought to mourn ever them iii Won
find pardon. If your soul is in DANCER
you have no time to dance till the dancer
Is averted. II there are others aronnd
you whom you love who are still in sin,
you must mourn for them lest they toe
should perish. and while your own sin
and danger afford so much cause for sor
row 1t Is "time to mourn" and not 8
time to Dance"
q Not when more important matter.
than dancing are demanding attention.
Common prudence dictates this course =
Seek first the kingdom of God Tn.
soul IS more precious than the ,vhol.
world. and you will not surely end me- oa'
rs eternal salvation for the sake of da5c
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-06
A N ISL AV E RY .
From the Friend of Man.
MIR. STEWARDS REMARKS
Before the Vermont Legislative Committee.
(CONCIUDEDl
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
May 1t Please the Honorable Committee,
We will now look at slavery, in the
District Of Columbia. This District has
been sort of man-menagery, in which
the grand experiment has been tried for
thirty-eight years, by the consent of the
nation, to see whether men can be con.
verified into beasts, or things, by putting
them, into the same legal scale, annexine
the same legal consequences to their acts,
except where cruelty is to be practised,
there the punishments would, from their
variety and rigor, assume that the offend
ers were above men, yea, the compeers Of
angels.
One would think the 200 years of slave
,ry and debasement, on this continent, of
man, In the shape of slave, was peri
cd of sufficient length, to settle the ques-
ton, whether slaves could be learned to
walk on all fours, like the beasts, or not.
But no, the grandeur of his celestial de-
scent, his heavenly lineage, the capital of
mind the slave receives direct from God,
will forever make an impossible gulph,
between this noble, though abused immor-
tai. and the beasts which perish.
To suppose it necessary. to make par
ade of constitutional learning, TO convince
any man, who feels and acknowledges the
common import of words and sentences, is
to suppose that nothing can be made GER
tain in the English language.
1t is clearly expressed in the Constltu-
ton ofthe u S. that Congress has pow.
er, given by the Constitution, to lesislate
in all cases whatever, over the District O
Columbia and therefore has right te
abolish slavery; the same right that it hae
to establish it. becausethat Congress adopt
ed it. and therefore has a right to abro
gate it. 10 say that Congress has no
the power to abolish slavery in the Dis
trict. is a crime against the English Ian
guage, as well as our common humanity
The language is explicit beyond the mos
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-02-06
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-01-29
Thursday. January "a.
IN SEN

MIR. Knight presented the memorial Of Caleb vii
lians praying that law may be passed to license two
iron steamboats, building in Europe which referred
to The Committee on Commerce
Mr.. Smith Of Indiana SAID he to ask leave 10 in
troduce bill toreguae the price OF the lands acquired
by the treaty with the Miami Indians Of the 9th of No
vember, 1888, which was ratified yesterday. The
bill fixed The minimum price OF these lands So 50 per
The bill then read twice by general consent and
referred to the Committee Public Lands
Mr.. Davis presented The credentials of the Honorable
Daniel Webster elected by the Legislature of Massu-
chuses Senator from that State for six years
from the 4th OF March next; which were read.
SURVEY OF THE LAKES.
Mr. Noryell said, that at the last session joint
luton was reported by the Committee Commerce,
and passed by the Senate without dssentient voice
authorsns the President Of the United States
. survey OF the Northwestern lakes 10 be made. He
heio IN ms hands letters from the Secretary of War,
and the chief OF the Typographical Bureau recognising
the Importance OF the contemplated survey and they
had intlmated IN different way, and under circumsan
ces 10 which he could not. this time specifically al
Jude, that scientific gentlemen had been sonub, fur and
their abilities brought into requison with view 10
this very interesting service we'll us with reference
TO other branches OF the public interest |, was fac,
that no American chart of the lakes exed no horopob
survey Of those inland had ever been authorized up
made by this Government We indebted to British
charts for all the knowledge possessed on the subject
exceptthat derived from personal observation 1t ,f
hcu to obtain any Of these British charts this country
With view to the naval operations which a war would
render necessary upon the lakes well in relation 70
their commerce and CATION, the survey anxously
desired was important impressed with the necessity
OF the measure the committee had again instructed him
to report the same resolution, without any alteration
As he hoped and believed that no debate would arise
upon the resolution he very respectfully moved that the
previous orders Of the day be postponed and that the
joint resolution, authorizing the President of the United
States to cause certain surveys be made now taken
up.
The resolution agreed 10, and the join. resolution
considered, and ordered 10 third reading.
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LAYING The whole sum Of forty millions at its door II
has pressed for retTenchment OF the public expenses
br CONGRESS have been most in fault They have made
ppp,upra,!ons after appropriations, which the Executive
did moi desire We speak by the record, when we say
that no men were uniformly anxious for these ex'
penditures than Inc WING party They voted tor 'hr'n
almost uniformly; and by their votes IN conjunction
with a minority of the Republican party many an un-
necessary and improper appropriation was safdird upon
The country. Aud yet this very par is 40" complain
ing Of the exPe Gducs OF he Administration"
Mr. Buchanan has show II, how the general mass ul
The expenditures hns been sweIed by events Tor when
the Administration is rr<ponsih--l"5inn wars IN
dan pur bases, &c Sc. lie !"rgeis one ehih''n'
it-m-ihe number Of Pensioners. "lch nave no" III,
creased to i $40 in al tie STATES and I"T:il0s; aho
tie giants i whom are now 80 greet. hat The Secretary
u the Treasury states them in his last Report 10 sH
coed in expense annually whit was the whole weary
COS. Of III" General GOVERNMENT independent ci l!e
rulilr 4, Lt, from i1-g 10 1853
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mini,tration party, certainly will no-so TIA, y.
not very well see how any election is 10 be coGsunr
unless the two wings Of the Republicans can co,,s..
torclher We state tile facts as far as they .rs
10 u; Cor We have veil If mystery to t.on cy
position OF parties We are aware. that The last -
The struggle will be uemendous-aHd that ya,,.,. ','
teInpis will lie made 20 concentrlc ih- Is hics ra,,
Conservative cardIdle; but, as :; present advised
should ,lnk lhrrr jnst many u ~. taur. va
infleytly Opposed 10 hi.. Rves. there are Cor.s
tivrs allaciIrd 20 !,!:u Som. uasrd i"E c.rcrr,.,,
may set cut The knot--snme mssnsnnons lmpuh.
some foresight may yrl throw all he .r,. h.,
Party roga,trr 3ui knew -" on". Oh n,s- ,I..
rrrn, ~ can fry wi!o ventures tu picGicl pos.;.'
the derGueu!ent III The political GGama
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MIR. Crnry replied spoke in vindc1On OF The e, n hs
p,asieni and argued 10 defend the language oil Inc
message in relation the neutrality-suspicious. tehoehces
of associated wealth" In ifec"uF.e Of ms te"atHs nc
,oscveral positions taken hy MI Bell IN speech
~ tcb ha reviewed the message of the President
Uayins proceeded some time he yielded to motion
ihat the comm,,ce rise; which motto" prevailing the
committee rose and reported those resolutions WHO"
had been urrerd to by Tie cnnnitttr.
Th. U,n.p corcurrsd in the resolutions reported, aud
then adjourned.
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re Carr L,iorc The HJrsG-h worthy mnnu''''nre'
hats 10 the North requests of Us an Editorial and poems
sample of ihis) craft in exchange" If we ~i ".s
him The size of (ou) head" We think II the her
way however for hlrn send !he hat first; arc 10
if we like it very much. we will speak ct II as It o.
serves. "The proof Of the pudding lsnys one ot +
coarscst and OF our provrrhsJ Is IN the
ing Is it bargain; .Nota Lene.-OUrs IS one q
rem smallest heads in Virginia.
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IN tho piece -iguel a. ;l.f of The EARTH in TIC CUR
thu lGh inst p pafn.rui,h 10Th ur. for consists
part wealth" read consist. for the ?Cr mocCN
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. Stafford County, January 9Th, 1888.
TO TIE EDITOR Of TIE E.fQ
o, ~ n

1 ~ KasAwmA c. il y
DEAR SIR-I am a subscriber TO the Enquirer :
trust, pay for ,.-Wil yon be good enough 70 .
your Correspondent, "Pubus.'- that 1t IS ~
"stand in the rightly Of PRINT Of his opinion. ,
as gentleman Of common sense, and man aus !
trot arden,ly devoted TO the good old cause Of -
VOLUTlON Of our fathers-a cause IN when ~:
fought seven long years, without pay, without
eff honors 10 his poserity, far as justice ha' w
tained-I say, as such, would thank him not u.s
your columns with such egcsticel trash ana m,' o..
pretension Who cares whether in '0H hII7'.
Laity. he eili nerer be mtmLsr eHhr 81 N h1..,
Legislative Department Of the federdt h"ts'"a,
God Forbid that he, or any other man, r"?n''"'
should be.
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S,notor tram .Maiac.--Mr RNuel Williams y
heen reelected Senator OF Inc L. States, By ".
lIl-Gcorge Evans (Whig) G3-J. 5. Terry On
Ez"kicl Whitman (to) >