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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
DIR. HALE7S
IMfallible remedy for the
PILES

1T gives DR.. HALE pleasure to inform the pub
i lie that he has discovered, and has for sale, an
'uniallible remedy for the PILES, and other discus
es affecting the lower portion ofthe rectum. AS
evidence of its efficacy lie would refer TO the accom-
panying certificates
Having been afflicted with the PILES fr a num-
sber ofyears, and having used DR.. Haes Ointment
with the most perfect now cheerfully
recommend it to the public as certain for this
Ftroublesoms complaint. THOS EATON.
EBEN MOSES.
hereby certify that have used DR.. A. P.
sHales ointment for the cure oftho PILES, and be-
sleve be the best and indeed the only certain
remedy ever discovered for that Troublesome COM
splaint. GEO. II. ROBINSON.
Bath, Sept. 10th 1910. 3Eos4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
Collectors abfsice.
DIsrRIcT OF BATH, MAI

DIsTRICT OF bath, NIA1NE,}
AUGUST, %, 1910. {
nHY virtue of instr uctions from the Solicitor of
b the Treasury, l am authorized and will sell at
private sale all the right. title and interest which the
United States have in and to sundry lots of land
and flats in Bath, which set off to the United
States on execution against the Bath Bank, and
which were formerly owned by Isaiah Croker,
deceased.
apan and description of the lots may be seen
at the Custom House, where the terms Of sale will
be made known, J. SEWALL, Collector.
3 mos 90.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

Frying info other folks 6usiness.-'What are
you doing there?' inquired Jack Of Tom, as he
caught him peeping through key hole.
Whats that to your said Tom; 'I-aon't like to
see person prying into other folks BUSINESS.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

The Boston Post aud other federal loco foco
prints, remind very fOrcibly of the thief, who,
in order to prevent detection, joined loudest in the
cry of@Stop Theft" This is precisely their mode
of warfare. Just before every important election,
they get up some horrid disclosures" about
"British Gold,' and "Bank influence" As
usual, those pinks of democracy have again
sounded the alarm, which induces US to believe,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

Prohecy. The able Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr Levi Woodbury.. wrote to a friend, previous to
the Maine election that ''if the democracy Of Anime
could not be relied upon for the support of Pan
Buren, no arm Of flesh could save The admini.tra-
fiOno
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
BATH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER s, 1910.

fighting the battles Of his country. I think, there
fore, as an American freeman, am entitled to the
liberty Of thought and freedom Of speech. am
determined to exercise both."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

that they have secured the GOLD they talk a.
bout and wish, like the thief, to escape their just
deserts.
We invite special attention to the following
disclosures"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

Mr.. Senator Walker, of Mississippi. recently
Boosting that Van Buren, would be elected, was re-
quested to name the states which would 20 for him,
and only gave him I39 votes-waming 8 more to
elect him.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

Baer, the Ohio Blacksmith, was recently assailed
and Pelted with stones. while addressing public
meeting in the Court House at Huntingdon. He
has published card upon the subject, in which he
says:
81 shall continue TO spread facts and documents
before the people up to the time Of the election
My grandfather and two ofmy uncles died in the
war OF the Revolution, fighting for our liberties
and my father was wounded in the late war, while
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
THE LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M E.:
MORNING.eoCT. 8.
Teachers Association.

To the Editor of the Lincoln Telegraph:
Mr.. CLARKE,-In the early part of last summer
there was a society formed in this town, called
'sthe Bath Association of Teachers" having for
its object the mutual improvement of its men,
beers in the business Of instructing and managing
schools. 1t composed of nearly all the
school teachers in the village, who have met
weekly, till the present time, to discuss subjects
tending to elevate the character of schools in
general, and produce uniformity and harmony
approximating the highest standard. So far, the
result has been good. The teachers are ON ami
cable terms with each other, aad appear anxious
to promote each others usefulness, as we'll as
their own A part of the time of those meetings
has been occupied by the teachers in giving a
description of their schools, their success in par
tcular modes of instruction, government, &c.
But great proportion of the time has been spent
in discussing subjects propounded at previous
meetings. One of them was, "What is the best
method of melting scholars to an interest 10
study" After two evenings discussion, it was
unanimously s'resolved that interest ia the teach
er is the best means of securing an interest in
the scholar" Another resolution was, "that it is
expedent to introduce singing'* as a part Of the
exercises in our common schools, which was
passed by majority The teachers have also
visited each others schools, invited others (some
of whom have complied with the inytat,on) to
the mutual benefit, as they thiak, of teachers
and scholars. Several others, not in employment
now as teachers, have lately joined the society,
which is open for the reception, and solieits aid
of the friends of education. W.P.
1.-THE object Of the above communication, is in
part, to call the attention of the public to this in
teresting and useful branch of learning Some
OF the teachers themselves need to be taught be-
fore they can tteach the young idea how to-"
sing. 1t seems desirable that an adult singing
school should be Immediately commenced, and
this is the proper of the year to begin one.
What say you, young Ladies and Gentlemen for
sing?
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08
REMOVAL.
B. G.. B ALL Z 7 .

MWAS removed from Tallmnn's wharf TO the
u n New Store the wharf north OF 5 G. Stin-
ron t&Co nearly opposite the Elliot House. where
I,e has for sale 400 Bbls Howard st Flour and l40O
Bushels yellow Corn
hath Aug lth lao. n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

CHARLES CLAPP JR.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.Stamfords Wharf.
OFFERS FOR sALR
SO Hhds. Retailing Molasses
~ s do Porto Rico Sugar
20 Boxes Havana brown do.
10 bags Green Rico Coffee
10 do Cuba do
20 do St Domingo do
10 do old Government Java do
25 chests souchong tca
90 bbls No beet
10 halfbbls Mess do
20 bbls clear Pork
80 do mess do
10 do prime do
10 Hallbbls clear an mess do
40 Boxes NJ R. Raisins
30 half do do
p5 quarter do do
Is casks Malaga do
S do rico
10 kegs manufactured tobacco
10 Boxes lump do
20 do No soap
10 do candies
80 key lard
200O lbs ham
20 boxes T. D. pipes
cnsks nails
casks win'er oil
do whale do
do linsesc do
kegs No and pure lead
do black paint
do Virdigrs
boxes lemon syrup
do sarsuparila do
do starch
90 dog sail twiaa
duck, cordage SC. &c. &c.,
Bath, Sept 81 1910. "a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-10-08

WHAT THE BRITISH TORIES SAY
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
9eutibe 0elebbii6er BON Sbto.

1Er mdd,en unfern tentlcben Treunnen hermit Die
9lnset9e, caB mir cine slnSab Grempare cbieen Mers
fes gum 8erfauf ertalten haben, -unb oas Stia in
ST. So cem BON ben Nerren Neraus9ebern geifeiIteu
Snbcrpticnspreife, Su oerabfcl9en beaufragt fIbs-
Gas QGerf muree bon ben nerren Gipiob une Mals
fer, in 9ernantcipn. Ohio, au Gubfcrption berausl
aegeben, uno per Dem Druid Der Hepcn eisie6 prdfts
,n 9lcoCfaten iterseben, aue felt ben, Hrnd Der
ebten Statuten attsefunbenen 3nfeBe iinb Ber6Mces
rungen am 9eh6rigen Srt unoS Stele eiuSufhaIten.
Irud uno papier oes gEerfeS ftno pcrsIglld qiit-
unb 70 pe mir 3eit batten Die lleberfeenn9 if Dem
Srtanal gu nergeiben, III befete m6sltdf ricfi urD
eetre 70 oelcies Die 8erldebenheit Der Sricmt@-unO
oie Gprdausbrlde Der en9lifhen 9edtspfe9e ae(tots
ten. Die lleberiesun9 ii BON Serrn georg NyalFer.
SIR stpeifeln niobtoa6 ceie6 Merf unern feptfdeir
Uetbnr8ern dueert piafcmuen unb nielit leSn ipers
ce, nbem baeurd, einenl ldna 9efhlten no oat ans
aeprcfenen SeoMrfni6e obgehclfen wiro llnb Ga Die
Berle9er nnr cine d89e gnSoh Gxemplare iiber iene
purd, gnberipticn befeten aeorne baben, % bfrffsm
cieleben tn fnrser 3et Der9ren ep uno mir rathet
oaher ieoem Der elnS s h1ben spuHt. beD Soften Das
filr ansupreden, unb ldD ben 8efe biele6 nieliden
Derfes ~ {id,eru. s. sss
s Dos Merf enfhdlt aueer Der @cnifisntion lnb 6e1t
4l9eineineit @eesen Don Ohio. ondl ncdl bic llnabs
Grfldrun9 unb Die @Cnftuton Der Ner.
Stoaten, Is pie aud Die uerlhieoenen @cuareG e}efs
lie sur Ginblrsernns far Gin,uancerer. s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17

jabr9an9 SreDtae, ben 17ten 2prl, 1910
9senfuulluueu:

/. aoer " g etclt~n frcnnD unb @etff Der 3eit
er6ent rtaclmaSis jeDcn Sreita9
q Der Sutrirtirnsp prris III al II. SO ents,
tn 3craustcabunS, rpr xbo c falls Die 3citnS nt ns
ner bat Der ltftn -5dlftc res Sabrs ts;ablt rirn
g. Die Scrtenbun8 ScfticDt au Xccn Der untrrfhrcer,
np rire oie erasscter m6cn rnrcp etn9canpt
A. An,ttsen fir bic tlttn prc(c enssrIt miBen
abtr fosleib taar n5ablt werrcn, n auf fonsc
Irt in Scbnuns ftebt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17

Ns tetbtnise ba6 i'd SABRE lang init Der silbencn 1Ser
O unn Sc tebaftct rabrcnb ritler 3cit mid ric
scdtfen Npctbetr rprnero Spttcrs 9epanrt batte rS
ne 6alfc ~ rlansen. Au rerftbte i pele inera cils
artcn ater cbnc Grcls. SD pcrmei SeBcruns, lis i'd
mid eneld amor Stfcntacr wanptc Der baals in Obrles
taun ocluMtiana Gauntp nrbnte, jes atcr IN plan 1s
Gip @tart Go. Obic lct init Bcttcs 8etanb bin if
purG Dr. 9cHentacrs fcrsfa9e 8ebantln8 unr bic &raf
fcinr tcann Nr5repen rrlltcnen Set unp crfreie mid
iercr 9uter 0eunrDet 81 g. ten antcrer Nrjt bat
cd @ irsenb cincn Ibri Der eilnS mner rtensenanne
Grantbcitcn 3ujufhreten -6cnrp GDrttt
8ultriet, Hols,ntiana Gatntp Dbtc, Oct. 20, 1885,
|G(n bic cn-Oies tefbetnise 9,ntltun ba6
~ i SABRE lang NIT @merjch i'm OaSen unb untcrleit
rie in tcr Vru tebatt mar. Qu incline Gdulter unb uen
Gprf arn ir anSc9rie aein Scrf lift oft 70, baB i'd i'm
bobn Summer nnp rt tcinabc mabnfnns Sd batte ci
n9e tccn neralifen 9cttrrcs m Gauntp u 9atb &C.
3cSen anp ater fr rern @ebaneunS ecie sinftrunS I
perute i'd crplSlcs rielc minera Arnepcn n ber Drfs
nunssun Sage wanbtc id mid Sr. s. @. 0ctfentadcr in
gain xp @art 60. 0bc. Gr tebrcb ausenttitli@ mene
Srantbcitsn mad metncm ulsas, une a8te mic mid be-
banbn prrc falls cine Sur untcrndbmc. sd, nabm feline
ajncp no nurb Gpttcs % unc ter Graft Or Sefcntaers
tptaniber Qrscnep 9eneBe i'd kt 3ic quite Oetnrbeit Gs
1T ettnals rabr, caB @lanse meinemDasn 9stos
it, nno m hin tereit Nn nc tei mir anlrrecn bic San;e
@e bem unScbtuer GblanSe 3u crjablen SD bin eet
in taslibcr 1rteit Der QDasenniaberei tedatttst.
Scbn @ntitb, QDa8tnmadcr.
Sbcin 9fnf III Satn 9etbwerrcn 8ttursbnlfe prh
5n jeterjcit Sp8e Seleiet Den 4rcn Do are 8ebanos
lung unb 0ieb3n frc ertbeilt.
Olar5 6, 1910. am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
q cherffe<9 <9Serfauf.

Graft eincs qBrs Nias ia rlaBen Ucn bsr Court
rem 0rlmttana Gauntp maid Scrtdtet mtrrt M 1t1
Oicntfa9 rem 7cn ndn Qrrf &artmaftnc rrt SsS
ln Srcpn, in Sonrp Saunp, @art Gonp, fScnbts pro-
onllde GtsenfDum gum 9rrtauf antictcn, namlido
cine brppelte &artmaid,ine. gr gsgg
Der Sertauf fanet ltbr 9crmittass 8bineunseN
Saar9eb.
Santet staffenfperstr, @6srlE
@Heriffs Nmt, tart Gauntp
cOl0rt 27 TS4O ssassS Fl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
Mo iif Nrieprt6 Wsittenoorp !?

xrietrid ittenpprr rri ebpen aug Sicfbp m GSntsred
AZ OannDrer, prb crn9enb ertet e EN- 8rurer Seinrd
errann Wlittencrrp et ,ebr an9eteBni ~ Cbtr
Iaunip MDnrce Gauntp @taat Cbo, ftien 0ufcntbasrr
baoig tunD ~ tbun pre tin 9risfm bet NboreBe:
s Mr.. Herm.. H. Mlttendolp Ohio Town
& ship, Bears p a., Monroe TO Chic. Ular5 2a 3nt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
am.
Reue lbrmabereD
! n Hnn ntnn

iniirtes (9erultes) gtreitpopier, fem nilc 9ewch
- ltbifer Sorten, ut 3u baten in rctr 9rudtrep'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17

Nes fe6nisc ba6 i'd fc fbwer nit Gnstrt9teit 9rufe
o tranrf tcbaftct mar, baB m tao mcnem Gnbe cn9cSn
fab SD eB Or. 9tfcntaccr brlcn nabm nc Qrjnepen
un8eabr IL l6r Sats pcrSramrf ploe stbcnt
3 RON Stunbn battcn mid al SFannunScn unbS Spmptone
rinr SranDeit pcraBrn 3e xast rarouf tcnnte m icbr
neine Artcit 9cben. Sfrbert .6pu9b(pn.
Sia8ara 9ttfritt, aug. II, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
Is E r { I f Z d ( E.

tel9etnse, RAP i'd SABRE lang NIT $eterttfptrbe nnb
X Srutihmcrcn tebaftct Scefn ub rt tcfcn mtnralie
en Sotrres atbe 3c9 ater Siuetn BARON battc tts
m MID an Dr. 0ctentacr panrte pur reBcn @rrsalt
r.e Hrett Der totandrn Nrsnpcn i'd IN 3 21rcn
rben Senannten Santbn tetret pDecn nnr mid eet pcbI
teinre. s. g. Eufmer
Srrctfrlr eO1ars %. 1889.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
9ln3etQe miro oei11Qbt.

Sn Der unp @ituns rer GrmmiBcncrs 9tart GauntJ
~ wirS rcntn cine @ttfhrtft tcrreit weresn, rtlt
cnr &annp CITRATE ertut, afansn Der "SurnaB @tras
&C. auf Der 9iertetons ettic 6 IN errp zeun.
p an Der crbmcitn Gt res Srbn 8abnep 8eeisnet
sanres non rprt ol rcrtelasfer $in nan8 te e in bic
StaatsraBe fnrct, pcle pcn Canton mad Setleb fabrt.
q1ar. 90 1910. 4nt f}s=#
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17

es te4rnise ba6 ra6 i'd Sabre lang ltnrrna.
~ lttet unr 0crtlcrn tt, unb pielc earten rbc Sut
gen rertutt, his i6 mid an Dr. 9eentaer ar tnp in 3
ron rnon battle ct mid 70 rpltcnncn DtrStlt. bag i'd
mid jest gang pcbt tefnce. 81. S. Yattin
petersburg, Sctruar 81. 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
Na6fra9e.
Wo 1T SchanReS WeBder 2
W ESTERN HoTEL0

Jta0tra9e.
QDc 1T cschaunes Mebder M
Nie unttrrietene mInfebt fehni&N 9la6rtht bret
aess y rgats 9ss y aus gaa
bert in 1917 nod rem Der. Gtaaten Gr stnS rDan mad Ca
napa fnc ecc BAT tnterfbree nirs rcr pcm bu tr'
abren Geines @eprtes 1T Gin Waurr. Gr k rper ccer
en8encuno perSaa&r&t tr etnen 1uftnbat $eben peer
Fob 8eten Fam, teliete sefdlISif ~ tcbreiten an
Gbriiftana QDarfeutnrS, Sctrrne Wlee8tr.
Canton -. o. 9tate Go. Dbic.
tslieten Ctises auf5unebmen nnb untrer
Gesenrienife sewartS su teyn.
Slprtl g. 4ni.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
9as ileue teutlehe @antoner
st 8 N guff),

lf 9d13 nellen Scbrifren 0ebrudt lnb Uelen @ttfen
Yer3ert 1T jeBt beint Gtnselnen, Dleenb coer @rcB
|s1 baben ii biefer DrudereN
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17

80 NoQIQ 8 NItItr 991
Ct tbtnfas III bate III Canton In S. s. Neaslps DrnsODr
unp Npctbete, Gde her xustara.nas nnc 9arftfraBe
October 2S 1889 tv. tas1s,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
SunD 1889, Tribiahrs II. SDnn1ersJS Sdatetg.
Ra, Gnf1116n1r 81 (fn.

0a. O0D11a01t Sc co.
cnarttt8cn ibre Srtunbe in @tart QRapne uft ben
- 9ranjrnrcn Gaunties cr9tnt rag e rtten Ur S DeF
erbaltt unr in tbrm Getaub Gin aHf
QScrtcmcnt rctt ~
Irc6en QSaaren 8eDoes Der GtopeIs u. TdneUs Aft,
lcic @ curaus fur bic jct9c frmcnoc raEM. ~
ter tbrcm Eager tefinrrn ib un>tcr anrtrm:
tlattc, 6w0rjc kratnc, 9rnnr, taee Anc fabE8Ee'
SSe - mifbtc Iadbcr, GoBimsres nnp 9otinet T. 4.&
.1 tnb Grant. Sails 0c lnb J5enbentrff ;getlet&s
tics Osnattrs urfaps $ctnnjrS baatpcne anb s
ncnc1 ifbtcr ranbies $eincn3cuS; Gpc Iatvpclpt
9n8bam unp fartiser Wluslin. 4
500 ps fran3ctr cnSl6c itnb 1nterttane Gatunt ron
ts 373 Gents rer Yarb 0lusn rr $anes franSfe uAe
9cprdte arntts Der nrtfen Oiuer; 9etru3te einas
Gamtris leinnc 9amtris unb ti(1r $arn ;rtHt uSds
1ncr; Smirnct np Grtinc $aes unr GcctunS ciAfa
tnb 9cmlferten 8rs &c Nbein 8rcS DC @maie unr te
@tccntcfc; 9ueenp pcBc fartis sttrut oumnrt
ner @trpb unb xuseancr Srnnts feicnc pct, hfT
Gp np &altertrn &te uno Sube fran,6te {abies RiSs
lirpcrS-cin fncr Qrtel
Gupcrs 9ltlaS mno T6ncDs gRelfenffcffe
Spnnfcfe lne trimmings; cine 9rrBc Qusrabl @rinttf4
tcfe gum Srmmer9ctrano mie yrrt nb 6amiltc Drills,
5wihtc @tprmants Ortanifhe oamilten Waibunsen,
netf elmer SrrBen Vcrccnbt nh Eints
cr Sritn9s GcEl unr Gl6nftnrr ncf cincr arrBcf Ss
mab StacnarQrtitc xarctcn unb crrirmnscn 9amn Anp
ptrcn ee Wcrnc 8enirftc unh tanmwrlnc 9tr:rfe tnb
0atrmpfe rene &ip unr birletern Ganefebub fduans
pclnes arnu Qsatruns Serner. Elm srcBes asermenf
2ueens' uno Ulae> Waaren,
9rbl unb Oterlcecr crcrmaaren nt einem eclfanbatt
Nbcrtcmcnt 8rcBcrcptn QQcincn, Sttreil t.. ID
Sbr Eager IN eet prfanris unr ufan9t ras atSb A6crs
et 6rDaDrs 0pmmcr Qpaaren bic in ritem attt aHs
setcn rurren ale reie 70 rbe, nit rbfeifer sets
taut wcrssn rn ais in rSenb einn abnen GtatSment tB
bielcm Ibcil bes @taats.
GNaElpn, Sunp 8. b.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17

reeu NJ IN alen oen rerf1ieren!n Eranbtitcn, netlcn
cas- mrni6ie Sptfcm unrpcrcn lit, Seiano 81 rtfer III
cet CT tcpoD bic alto Sule nera raris 1T ibrc' rcr
IeSsnet 3weisn el'r@sanscn, as aud tepes oas Snhan
nno Ameritanit6e rratt eitpem cr9fatg np anhatenl
ttncrt bait ME tp6es in bcn terlbmtcn @hrittcn Del
oottoren Bead 9rnarb Ibcmppn anr Satcr ter ras ane
rttantf9e tptanifhc pc, uno Der Sctcren 6pmcs uni
Sistbs ater Snbane @pc necersest it, 9a CT fer
er Sabre untcr ben Snpianern selet mot p 8clc8e
Dr,t Scbaht ro er rotb stcn tertenbe untccins
pa no lan9e 3c cine ausSpeDntc uno men9fad praris
selatt 1T es jm 2ecDl @rtr n6bs as NIT Graft kota
nPcr Ajenep untctann crer bur al(e Sartcmnsen ncr
nwBenorn uno Jcrtcn 9c9cn Spfcm erorurbrilt nb
rag er tetn 2ecr 'nc GDrc n 4es gum fanre ett b'b
Ct telne rer Ssen inerallen a5sncpcn tra as ba mb
Nnt'mrnu, Arnit Qrfenittanrt, NrIcntdwrfel &upfer
Gtten 8rtnpan, Guedllter Galcncl, 8udcr 8tauiaure
Gr brt einsc Der pielcn Grantbn oe u betlen te'
relt W nanll6 Stcter, fatnce Sut Hranpf Gnstrut9
telt Srrts Nnsbrun9, unrerrautcit, Gravel @blasfuB
0'3f 9eIs99mrc Srrpftrantbctcn, Gbeumatismus Sal.
rene Arer Sfel ensfhc Srantbeit SafuB ct AntDcnps
Serr renere Grantbcttcn, Srren unp Sser, Uiunbutc
Splt SlutFuB pbcr rctb Nubr uno re apre &rantDeen
renen oas nsnt9lte Sptcm unterpcrn 1T. Sur ee Ger
tntae rn anScbrt mcrben, ct9i cine saje 9clnc pro.
cujirt werben tGtnte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-04-17
9eeues botantibes Gtabli6ment in N(ain Gaut1s
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STANXAS.
IN ,;s;i;ns q scene of childhood.

On UiSiting q scene ~ c"f""oo"'
CT came 10 the place OF my birth and sad " Tue
friends of NV YOUTH where are they avn ee"'
answered 'Where are they :!
Long wears had elapsed since gozod on the scehe'
Whuh m, fancy slll 'ohcd IN its hesness ~ green;
The suo, where school hos, all ihot'ess stray 4"
Bv the side Of the stream in the bloom OF the sn""e
I hot Of the friends who had ronm'd with me there,
When the XIV was 50 blue aud the flowers so tar;
An scattered. aud .unie,ed h, mnuih'n ana w'le'
And some IN the cold silent womb Of Tie grave
4 though, of the green banks that ciicled around.
With wild flowers, with sweet. hi Ter, aud eelanlne
ctuwnd
I though, Of tho river. MS lees and bright
As the face of the ky on blue summer n'eh'.
And though, Of The trees under vine" we "0o
stayed,
'of,he lioad leafy boushs with their GOODNESS OF
shade
And | hoped though di,fsurcd some token TO ''nh'
Of,he names and the carvings impression TIE ''"u
An eager | has,rned the scene To behold.
Rcudc, ed sac,rd and dea, h, the feelings ct o'd'
And deemed ,h., una,,ed III, eve should explore
This refuge, this haunt, this Elys'um OF lo'e
'Tvas t cam, no. u token or trace could we"
or tie names that loved, Of The trees that knew
Like the shadows Of night ~ til" dawhng OF ""N
Like tale i,a, is told -, they had vanished away
AMI n,clhough the lone river HAT mn ,nP'ed along
" as mo,p tull IN It's uu,,on. mote sad ~ Us song
s me. the bud. hat had nestled, ard wuhfd a'n\
Had all n.d from it, banks Al The tall OF he grove
pauseh --nnh the moral came home 10 my I've fl
Behold how Of eolh alt the slories depart
Our visions ATE h.,elets- our hopes bu - CLEAN,
Our staff but Il reed aud our life hu dream
Then Oh let W. look let prospect allure
TO scenes tha; can fade not. To realms that endure
70 elories, 10 blessings, ihal triumph sublime
Der the blishings oi change, and the runs oil 'm'