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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
PUBLIC LANDS.

1t is well known that Mr. Clay's land bill Of
1898 passed the Senate and House Of Repre-
scntatlyes Of the United States, Just at tho
close of the session Of Congress; that IL was
transmitted 10 the President for approval, and
that he pockctted il, and held II without rciur-
ming II to the Senate, in order 10 prevent its
becoming law, and thus TO withhold from tho
people what they are Justly entitled TO receive
OF the avails OF their own property. Since
tina, period, the administration members Of
Congress have been induced 10 oppose all
measures like the land bill of Mr. Clay Their
own States might be deirauded of thoir Just
dues, but in their view, it was Of more impor-
lance to keep III power the present dynasty
10 lei them have tho public lands TO use as oc-
casion required, and to barter them for Prcsi-
dental votes, by appealing to the cupidity of
new States and 10 squaiiers, or plunderers Of
our public lands.
The Public Lands are n sort of TRusT FusD
held by the Government, for the common BEN
eft OF the States, whose blood and treasure has
paid for them, and all the people have a direct
and immediate interest in thcm. and now is
the time for the voice OF the people to be heard
or this vast public property will forever be put
out Of their reach.
In 1888, resolution was adopted in the
Senate, requiring from tho Secretary of tho
Treasury, "A statement OF the amount To which
each State would have been entitled to receive
up to the 30th September, 1893, from the pro-
cecds OF the sales OF public lands under tho
operation of Mr.. Clay's Land Bill
The following is the official statement Of
Mr. Woodbury.:
Exhibit of the proportion of the nett pro-
ceeds of the sale of public lands which each
state would have received up to and including
the Both of September, 1888, under the bill en-
titled San Act TO appropriate, for a limited
time, the proceeds OF the sales of the public
lands of the United States, aud for granting
lands to certain States = the erpences Incl
dent TO the sales OF the lands, and the amount
of the two per cent funds accruing 10 the sew
eral states, under compacts entered into with
them on then admission into the Union, being
first deducted
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
WILLIAM FAY, EDITOR.

and chivalry, and the temptations OF this mortal
liic; and one part discoursed OF celestial mat
tiers, and it was called "'fhe contemplation of
love :; because, at the time she wrote 1t, she
thought Of Pelayo, and OF his having accepted
her Jewel, and called her by tho gentle appclla-
non OF Amiga" And often thinking of him
in tender Sadness and Of her never having be-
held him more she would take the book and
would read II as II in his stead and while she
repeated the words OF love which il contained.
she would endeaver to fancy them uttered bv
Peayo, and tina, he stood before her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
$57,227,23O
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CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR 1910.

The 9th census Of the l.. States Is 20 be ia
ken the present year, CONNIE ncing June Isi)
and the lnleuogatories for the Assistants Of
Marshals, IN the different Siaies, have been
already prepared at Washington These,
with the returns Of the census, when taken,
will be lucrative job for the government
printers.
The former censuses which have been tax.
en- by the United States authorities, viz. in
1890, 1900, 1910, 1920 aud 1880, have been
merely enumeratiOns Of the inhabitants class
ed by sexes, ages, aud colpIs, fIeemen aud
slaves. BY the late act Of Congress for tax
ing the census Of 1910 the President Of tho
United States Wa directed 10 cause the Sta
tisllcs Of tie country, relating 10 Agrienifure,
Manufacturer, Mines, Eommeree, Fisherie.,
DC, 10 be- taken, as we'll as the condition OF
The people with regard 80 Education.
Additional ln,euogatories, 10 those former
ly used, have therefore been prepared, 20 he
put by The persons taking the census, for sta
usiical Tables, ia relation 70 tho following sub
jects, VIZ
EDrcArIos Number Of white persons. O.
yer 20 years Of age, Who cannot read and
wfite
Number Of students AZ universities, colleges
academies and schools
Number Of scholars al public charge
hIsEs.--Siatistics Of iron, lead, gold and
al other metals coal, salt, granite, marble,
&e
ASsIcULTURE. Number Of hoses, mules.
cattle, sheep, swine, and value Of poultry.
bushels Of wheat, barley oats, rye, buck,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
mo. =

Tho reduction of postage to the point to which
II has been reduced IN England would do more
to disseminate knowledge and intelligence,
and, consequent, upon them, happiness and vir-
tue, than the establishment, of thousand col.
loges. We therefore go for reduction Of
postage, to the very lowest point, upon all let.
tiers, papers, and every species of periodical
literature. Detroit Advertiser
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
faraphase!iur the poniiac JeiIersonian.
To Loco Fcco Office Holders.

farphaseIilF tho Pontiac JefIersonian.
To Loco Fcco Office Holders.
MEsE MrNE TrRrL UPnAnslN
Vampires and pirates, hail .
iaieners on the spoils Of honest men;
How long will We prevail
'w long ere frcemen stand cree, again'
'Wed 10 the earth-our fathers left us free.
'1ts Of wood to traitors such as ye
Was j, for this they bled
V 'A's they taught the mockery of prayer,
To ask for daily bread,
' na' heir children, bu, State Robbers
a'e own
\ inns they pledged their fortunes, that our
b" De the prey Of every pampered dronel
We pamperel outlaws, weep
wi GAYS are numbered Heaven defend the
night
NofIoTs 'lqR reneeaace slccp,
''l night arm is barring for the fight;
naa your day, We bloodhounds on your
l lback!
now turns hun'er--hcll hounds,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

NJ RonrRr c. wArERsoN.


love thee. Naure-love thee we'll
In sunny nook and twilight dell,
Where birds, and bees, and blossoms dwell,
And leaves and flowers
And winds in low sweet voices tell
ofhappy hours.
love ny clear and running streams,
Which mildly flash with silver CLEANS,
Or darby lie, like shadow-dreams,
To bless the sight;
While every wave with beauty teens,
And smiles delight
love thy forest deep and lone,
Where twilight shades are ever thrown,
And mlunuTing winds with solemn tone
Go slowly by,
Sending peal like ocean moan,
Along the sky.
love to watch at close Of day,
Tie heavens in splendor melt away,
Inn radiant gold to silver gray,
As sinks the sun;
While stars upon their trackless way,
Come one by one.
io'e know not which the best,
The h'tic wood-bird in iis nest.
Zoe wave that mirrors in its breast,
The landscape true,
oT'ae sweet flower by winds caressed,
And batlied in dew.
They all are to my bosom dear,
They all Gods messengers appear
Preludes 10 songs that angels hear
Mute prophecies
Fain, types of a resplendant sphere
Beyond the skies
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

~ We see a girl Standing one fourth Of
~ y Ve glass twisting her hair into
4.aoh they term beau gathers we
49, ne hcau she catches viii find
caught IN an evil net
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

i. .. makes people visit when they had
~ home, eat when they are not
~ 'Aa drink when they are not dry
.o,S healih and makes fools of all her
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
S6.2I67ss

Twelve and a half per cen, ON
the nett proceeds 10 the
States in which the public
lands are situated,
Nett proceeds that would have
been divided among the states,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

3 ''.s''lh'n ON passing through a field Of
+ .sid 70 friend, Whenever Won see a
q cows ali lying down and one Of them
.-''s up that one is sure 10 be a JgH."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

~ son, bold up your head, and tell me
We strongest man. "Jonab. "-
tause the whale couldn't hold
'..ti " GOT him down" CHATS a man
... ,ee. nj study the caiechism any more
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

-. '.sss IN The Cour, of Sessions the other
No.. re- l'''erfoglied as 10 his knowledge Of
M, 20 az iho bar, said, i know him well
90. '-,i'd with him, sailed with him,
~ dipped him"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

\ /, 'i.e'eess,,oned cabinet maker thus address
4, cone 10 the bower have shaded
J. LIZ .t giUe.
.A re shariEgs bespangled with
L.. , .,s - hara out Yves, that tho roos,-
" '''Fea5ed' Growing.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
elm 9 ga1erlano?-Das Dir beu fetnes Tamens @6au

Die setnsArsnepen beeen puDerpoe Sratt in alien ners
Ip6Ien &rantbn, plStcn NnaL, &prftrantbetten @mas
en, NieDersbasenem 1e nttb, Ue4tsiawae, @eoantcns
prmtrrunS 0ctesrrnttuns, 9areurs unb clancic, uno
Iae Nren Dpfere Srantln pcrben mud unb mad bu tbs
Vebra 9ebctcn Sp &rantDeiten bes Wa9rns, SdDun
sea rbcr Sercpunsen np e lber nno trarol, unD als
Sutretni9un9 batcn tc bres 8lsicn ntdt in Der QBe
Sur nabee Srcnprbeiten m &ejuS ouf obise 4snepen e
man Ooafs arm ersen @aoriter, Gin Gremplar ipel>
den Slas btn Irjncpn bcsctuSt it, unD audi inmcr tcp rem
rcreoenen NScnten mrt bic Nr;ncpn gum 0ertanf ba,
in Gptan9 9cncmmen percn tann. Sranjefe, teud nno
panitae AnpctfunScn tann erbalten @ bic
lDffis, SO. o75 Srraorpap. trcnret.
Srantrtc Srtcfe mcrrcn foaleb tta6ttt
3ufercitet uno rcrfauft prn 2StHtam 9. Oc at 375
Sroaemop Seu>Ycf Gin tcoler Atus pb benen rIatbt,
npeldbe tautcn TIM tpiepcr ju rertaufcn. ."-
N9enten-Sie $etens Arncpen fam rtcnfals befcna
men in epr Der s9lin 4pptbctn in alien Stanten Der
rcinSten @taan rnb Canada. Dlan fra9 nab Oipfats
&etcnsptn pbtnr &itters unr ste at Dag @ auf je
Der @c 8ttters rbcr jcper @6o& tuen Gin fac me ber
Saamensuntsri@rtft Scbn Dlafats tefnnc .'
Sbt9e fddsbare 9lrsneDen Nnp 5u haten 1T Canton,
I'm S. QSeaglDs 9lpottefe, @de Der 3uscaratpas mnb
OearftftraBe. San. 3, 1910. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
80 IL n ptl6t in ber 9ruderrp ju Dattn nb unp 5u
[SuNUCli wrblfeilen prefen pertsuft werpcm:

Die @iesessfbttc Der ri9e selsion, lit elmer seein>
nsisen Grtlarns Der Sentaruns Spbanns, pom Dr. 5ps
batn .0cinrib Sung 9tiuin9, preis xbaler. ..,...
8ctaf6es oanbtu gum Selbtuntcrrt, ron SpD Srtcrr6
q}ilDelm &rdb, Ibei(e in einen Sanr, prcs 81 50
Spb Qnpr 0cters eUan9rlfes 0rneprrentu rets ST. So
Cine @ammluns tttllber aen unb &enne3cn pes Sobes
G)ptcs, 4Dreis so Gents. s.. r, ...-. ......
Gin Grpises GpanSelum had ten nabrn @inne bitr QBcr~
te ppn Sob $upW. Sui. ST. Sdmarj. Yres IS Gents.
reptattu CUR Qefcrperun9 Der Dauslen Nnb0d 9br
ObiliFp Joenrieb Sranpt. 9,rets Ibalcr. =.
G5ate Siete fir &rante einc cpan9e Nnlrttn9 u etn
apttsfalsen 9rbaten ouf pem Srantcnte preis 25 9s
Sern Osutlen <eperfAaees Der drfi dranSen Sir"
DE. preis SO &ents .....
Oie u.seanrerts naDr Nsstursifbe opnftB NIT ibrn
a ebriftsrlnben, &c. 9>reis 81 Gts. ..-
Sateestc 5rieras $etnSenbe, Carl & rtb, 81 GS.
Der sraue Oann Or srb s. Sung (9tin9) rrlanotS
rim 40 etcn preis 1baler 0aBclbe QDert Setunben in
7&Gnren, pres 10 xbaler. ..-- .- .-
sutbcrs Sactsmus merit Spru nb $ieberfammlnns ents
bateno 276 @eitcn, 9res 81 Qts.
Sob $urrp. Grpars rfldbe Oonats(hr prets 1baler
ttlmcrs dritlidbe 3citibrift, S.. .
Ses Gbritlirn enttcnfreunrs fttf1e GrjaDn9en, rcr
!5enri6 @hlinS, 10 9ette, preis xbaler
Gbrilus fir unD n uns, &C.. 4rcis 81 Gs.
9 Electromagnetic pes Srcis, WBtcnsroe Orets 70 vs.
G rifttellen nit &eberrerttn, auf 366 xa9e. SO eens
1,einrd @tiuinss @dae rattlein SO Gts.
I9(altrrs &dat ttatfleini SO Cts. .s~~...
lrpNtilen fur 9rtttel9e QHitfpen grets 25 Gents.
&ctcrs SeSanen ter Die @drfun8 Der QDe IS Gents
4oavps Vfalmen in $iebcrn So &ts.
er 2Res CUR GrtenntatB s6tien sebre, rs SO Sts
Canton, 9ee. II. ssa lg.4 4Hees.gtts e.. s-.t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
@eleui6afts 9luflDiun9.

rirp bermt erbett baB bic tisber unter Der Sira
~ &anbroG mnb $enj btanpens partnerlbip NIT bctz
rerteiti9cr Septllisun9 ansSe6st mprrcn tit.
NI b'ejen9en pe mod an crtaste no 8Sr1nbete Anrrne
Dat, pcrocn rIuo tbre SprberunScts gum 90 na Oor5
tep ltntcrfbrctcnen cinuren f. aub Sre, ais nrb
aSte 6irma f9urS np auscfprhcrt perre ts gum brbc
ten Satc Jicbti9tct 5l madben Cart $anbrp6.
QScinsknr9, -0pmes 60, Setr. 81. Am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
Nentn1uMgeM

l. s,er"g frcunp unb 8etf Der 3ttf'
;er,dbcnt reerlmaBts Jercn 6rcita9
q Der @ut(errticns> Creis lit al IT, SO ents
In 9prausteabun9 ppr xbo Ter, falls bic cttun9 nt TN
Nor balb Der itten I5afte rcs JaDrs te5abIt mirn.
g. 0te 9rfenpns sebcbt aut XOtten Der unter3re.ter
snp rtc cr eraussctcr mhye" rcrep e'n9eenof
d. Nn,ctaeu werpen fur bic itlien prc n9rldt; mtB'
aber fose r,t"blt werrn' man nt "u ir"ift9e
Dirt in 81 cdbn1na tfcbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
- S(epel
1@SI Iot81k = GfnD1'~

"..< GleOe anO
s@I Iot81k s@fnD1r~
a. 5eptDert erl ubt fd hermit ietne telttt ut
Ghrn Sonbslen 10 mic mutolde putl1tnm nrerDeft "T
neu ,inb febr ppunaupiSes ABcrtcment muIttader
-: WA. j. 6 n # + u m n
n ofr+ Mo ~ % cbcu cbas, aumrtia tu mooDen Setn
ocaenrpartacs Saser entbalt unter anpern ..e,s
36O ic(inen alr 8attun8 uno prette rtn ~ p's pf'
20 9usenp 9irintc9en, rrotnare Hno is'.., a,tu.
! - G5uitarren NIT nno rbne pantINre"ee",
s1o stnt aten fur qclne, 0uitarre, SaBgs9sn H. No.
10 1uhcnb D IT, G. Sl6tcn, non Surba Vpe"yp ~ WV
NIT lis SbtaBel Orn OleBnS unp Shfsr, .sax
p DmsenD unp Lrommpftfen, MAPLE bure"u@' e0e"S
bol5 unb COCO, .x..,ut. at,,nof,+ts ... ...s.. ..
10 Gtarpuettc Il, ID, rs uno Vts AZ o'"fF'''
l 6. unr 8. &laprenDbrner (buglesD 81.
Gfbrraarnirtes &brcmatitbes Bugle queue StPn'""S
Smssnn Nn0b6rner H. Ottap Irrrrten init H. oDhe So9e"'
Grneert xrcmr:ten init 8 tls So9en, ,,.
q eofrr yrrmrctcn Gtersarnrt, nit 2 nno 2,en1'1e,
GIsrn. snnr Ircmpcte init 9enc unr So9en IN bnb'
fbe,n Saifen Cine srrBe 3icrbe fur Sanpen'
2 Grrncrepus, NIT Sb8en UNI Sea!e'
6 paar Gpncertb6rner, NIT rs ~ SoSsn' %
6 xenrr unO 8aBpotaune'. MT SSagse'"FP'
l 9Daar tlrtiIbe Srdcn mt SutlC'"'
6 6. BugeS, -s .t -.-
2 9usenb tlene zrcmteIn,
Seruer 93iplin uno 9icnteGo QHrfel uno S'eenpae' M
feese frun, unp ensl. &larnctttatter nno DenrN
fcniun 8caenbaar, Griftrettcr, StmnSaeftn nD
@ttnmrfeifcn 3rlntc9cniebralbn Ulete"Mt M M @
,er uaeeincbe, Sapcbafrcs, Wunolfntte lHt WV -
te sptftae Nluftpapicr 8lantbueber, = m VIZ Mrt
mela unp @6lasel mic Snrntflcns
G1Otises lit Gins bcfen unc ; e;,
bic e,a(s i'm QBetten f9ebcn no A1ne'n". " WV s w. ;n.,
4eusere Uerbl,oet nit btlsen pret"' "se0s" 's
4bnsbnter sufriseen tfelleH - ...-. ..#f" is#
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06

Cine ocrtreffId,e Bauerep 81 uerfaufen.
G&cleqen in German xounibip 9rmrs 0aun tp Ohio, Is
r6t AM taotcn armcrspe, Der StaasraBc rcn Sda,
melville mad 9lc rforr, unr an Der Staatsrabe Oilrstra
mad 9ort QBalAinStpn, sntbaltenp
Is l6O Nfer autes gaulano,
A ia baprn 1T un8efabr 70 otter tlar uSr in snten 1ds
M s& crtausu(anoe nit cinem tereutcnren crbtbalt
prn 8ntcm Sens uno rl5-Gtentals etmG 10
taufcrt encr 3lrdiccr unb DO Staen nit rrrtrcFien
setunpc 0ueaBer unO nem fb6nen taren Ba&c Der bas
aon,c $anp tcr $anse mad ourhncib-Oie 9la6baraft TT
br eut unn ber pTen res pcrtrcer oate-0er
Wrcis unp bic etnsnsen bes Nntous tann man crra9en
tep O. 9 $cabtettcr Ga in McsbursD, 6rImes 0r optr,
rDcr in titfcr .- - y q + { y.
oOlari %. b.p.
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8repta9, ben 6tm Wot1 1910.
Ew MtLttairif6e 8anben,

n M MiLttairifde Sunoem @tt
70 tpie ae oNuftltbaber nb b6 einseafen MID NIT tDrt
Quftrd9cn 3u tecbr, utcr SertpreuHS reeer ptennnS
Die Dtiscn ntrumente nc aneraHt 9uten SabrtfeD IN
Saen unp Sairrn AnD ale noranttrt. .t,eyssa
uQle 4rn pcn scparaturen SnffrunlctA Derben 0ue
unb btis cinem erfab,cnen Nrtetter senadbt - = "
u. @et ~ er gum
Glepefanp Seb ID, 1910. So. 0ltreIanr Sajaas.>
~~'. Curtis uno lln1bfdter, ~ i4@ ~.
9fedts, ,9lntpdlte. .
Sessistpn, ecutiano Gauntp Ohio offee an Der sartt
rabe maize GrrtDauie, beten ben SrSern PIECES u0 oe
augranicnbc cit Gaunttes tyre 9ienfte an.
crr atte rtIer tcu4 fpr9t etnpfebIt t@ Sts
(cn6ers @pltn ais nfen cbr sene9t o, ibre Oeatte ~
picfer @rrahe 3u rerri6ten p 81, .sr-@e I@E
o1nu- <;ahnr Skr = 1aAO Am. ...... .s
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06
400 9tfer pDrtrefflt6es Galffetn 2anb

Su otrfdufen,
Selesn in 2Dpob Gauntp, Ohio IL oOee 8iIear,
eEgtsss Occ QSatafb uno erie Canal, Ucc pUn
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- ton 9lr 9, unb Ialntbip SO. 5.-Scrner
16O 9lder,
0clc9n in xaunfip so. oOleIe Oaunte 9ttrtr
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Seire bicie Stric anp lnp pit tetcn pjc tctpan
unp pcr,sI init 11eB 9aptD Gien, Glcn 5tdrrp, 3uds
QsanuB unO Oapel p"s lntcrbrlS lit prp Gtcn unb
Srab 5p3-Qti9eS anc farm i'm 8an5rn cner in Stu6rn
9etauft mcrrcn, pc rem Nnraufer tctfcn ebent.
9as 9abrre unc bic 2crinsunSrn crra8e in iefe
9ruterep Dbcr bet SpfepD @reps m sic J9oteL
V s5ec. II, 1883. 6Ut.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06

~ crsiialid quite ,sparse uno rctbe gdreib9 9nte IN
- rtteln u 21 81 unb 25 Gents ja pertaufen tn o'ee
q e'nton, Seesmber 20 ~ a.a >0rnGtrep.
,)p< IS y, bepm Barrel, nb ber gallcne ;tt per-
~ tduftn tep 80" >"'~'i 0Ri aer anp Me enAp.->
Wastlcn Suty !, ~,
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i'm aon5en @ e'fen..
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taiie Snt1runen rftn oer art &dmte jeper c3atns,>
cnsiItbe fran3e fancy @eif nnc ermcrn; Srieltats*
sn narrinss SrunsSsln u, anpres smpe, s~irn aa.
pce Saprln Coarpnen ranger nnn ancce tbange, &utfeH
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rem Green SSap tefnplien Snbanrn. 4ls @eentt tnS
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ben crren eGulps sb6rte stapf baten, nO ferabren,
alten Sanrplos, in Der O1atnraB cine xbhre Ueli
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$50 1T cSobann George Oeaul, S6retner,
aus Saberpa ltntcrmaintres, &6nisre@ 8opern Dett
reiste 1886 na 0ercni9ten @aaten, unb M @ nt Sabr
1887 in Baltimore atseDalten babc Scr unterenete fen
rber tuntbt DcBrn Aufnbal n frfabren unb bttet ale
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= Xur 6. 81. 8. Sanbtubter q 80.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-03-06

Cd &Olnt Oa6 enr pnFtum ont r'e O1clen IrspOn18e
rufe ~ pcpen, flrs9 in Oer9eupDrtr 3eitunS "D
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
FRENCH SPECIFIC.

GE0N IF 1T FAILS to effect a rapid aud perfect cure
pow without the least regard Diet drnk, hiEdrspee
froE business.
All who have sonraceda certain disease and wish get
rid Of il with little trouble and whoI; the liability
,hsuld LER0Y'S FRENCH sPEClflC, the only ned'-
discovered that will this without
chang, of DIET, and as does not affect the BREA1Hn
prevents discovery while using it.
In long Chrome stages Of the disease
elects Fluor Abu Gravel email. Complains yeaAnss
h,yrg evrst obstisa.
gSsERVEGxsi for LERoY's FRENCH SPECIFIC
.nth in bottles WITH full directions in the English aud
Eis.eh languages. Price 81 bottle.
NO1.CE-The genuine Specific formerly sold Il Nc So
Sassa. street, will future be sold only AZ Dr. HAETS
Drug Sters Of Broadway and Chambers street New
York; the Of SKIN Mako streets PLad.ph
,ad at the Of Charles and Baltimore
n1ofns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-29
I PEA Sc & SON.

IN recommending the CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF HORE-
HOUND CANDY renowned fer coughs, coids, hOarse-
ness asthma difficulty ofbeahiBg pain IN the side or breast
svns of blood ctarhs pp Of the heart oppression
expectoration and ali diseases adng OF wh
thousands become victims and Summoned To unmely
neglectipc what call simple cold but
fom which leads TO consumption
The Proprctors daily receiving the aiteiug
count Of and truly gratifying to this the
supp red b. the clergy, and advocated by the whole New
YORK Press and is in the house of most OF citizens
he taken without the least fear of danger aud another
material advantage has al! other medicinal compounds
,xced ely palstsbe that child will eat aud
Gne already the ands consisting Of
physicians clergyman counseors public speakers singers
aud others of h. highest respectabty To satisfy the pub
lie that there fiction relation to this Medicine
show forth few references order that the scepca
call aud see the under signed individually.
s. Jenuer 50 Henry street. 5. Towner so Charles street.
A. Whitlock. $50 Water st. j. Allen, 1903 Orange Il.
A. Leard, lis Wiilett ST. w Freeman, fi2 Henry st.
J. Clark "a Division 81. J. Cooper. 81 Division st.
d. Smith, i3 Grand st. j. Radeu, No. 80 Division ST.,
j. Mortimer, 1903 Main ST., sexton to the NJ T.. church,
Brooklyn. Forsyth street.
r. Reynolds, % Christy ST. g. y Benedict Chatham st.
4 Thomps 50 Courtardt. j. Paien, l2s Cedar 1T.
:. German SOC Pearl St n Furnace Pas Ma7ison ST.
&. Deeyan, II Maiden lane. g. Ubon. ~ Ridge st.
j. Damon, iel Chatham ST. H. Lyell, Carroll place.
j. Goham, s. East Br ,sdway.
These only a spcck To what have obtained Please
call aud Judge for yourselves.
RENEMBE X-Ccn not appointed agents and
uni ssesch package signed PEASE son,
a. Division street liberal discount allo we'd 10 All
letters, osi paid will ho diligently attended to- City letters
NUT be hand ID in or they Will not be attended to.
Parties snl Hotels furnished with Ice Cream and Blanc
Mango, AZ shiings per quart
Tie saloon eyey evening during the week sqndays
excepted ell I'm