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The native American., 1840-06-06

~ EN NOVELS.-The Letter Bag OF the Great Yves.
teii or Lille in Steamer, by the author Of the say
ings and doings Of Samuel Slick, &C. Memoirs and Re-
mlnlsce2ces OF the French Revelation, by Madam Tuss
and edited by Francis Heve Esq. author Of residence
the Heart by Mrs. Bray author of Trenwny, the Bor
ders of the Tamar and Tavy, the Talba, the White
Hoods, Wareigh, &c in volumes
: For sale at W. M. MORiIsON'S, four doors west of
Browns Hotel. 81 ~
The native American., 1840-06-06

A SELECTION OF GAMES AT CHESS, actually
played by Philador and his contemporaries Nuw
fist published from the original nanuscrnts with notes
and additions, by George Walker, is Tor ,e at the Book
ANA stationary Store Of w. M. MOaRISON
Mar. z. doors west of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1840-06-06

6tHASE'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.-A adj
" ditonal supply, with the latest improvements Just
received at TODDS N>.
May 80. Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-06-06

COMPOUND Strip OF SARSAPARlLIA -
- Those wishing TO employ the remedial power of
the sasaparia, viii find in the Compound Strip one of
the best and most convenient preparations in 1t
has been extensively used in this city as an aeravp and
spring purifier with the happes results Prepared at
Mar z, TODDS' Drug Store
The native American., 1840-06-06

A LCIpHRON, A POEM, by 1homos MoorGS, Eso i
IN author of Lalla Reokh, &C. Ill, y
further supply this day ec.ived. and for see b.
WI NJ MORRISON,
Jan Is Four doors west O Browns hotel
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
NleDelanb
Q Q0t8fk = 5fmhn4
WttLltarlicbe OJtulif s5anOe

10 ne o"s mutalt9e putlitum inn NQSemtinen nb b6f@R
n9eapct, mo init tDren Qftrd9cn ,u tecbre 9tine 9eEs
btnon9rn im Nuslonce nit trcn teue unb rana6Irn
Sabttanten teBcn mid in 9tano nt nr a1ertatnt quite
SnFruentc Ju rn cnpern aud ctne lrti(t 70 III fRen,
paB e 9wB tn Den 9roBrn Srrtabtrn tu Vprt pcn,
pD"rclfDo lhc alttmpre iet bilgcr 1 oufcn b aud e0s
ranrc t ale mcne 2eaarcn Ouftz anDrn tautcn ait r
bt9er 1onprn rparcn AUDI b rat unD Niliec ben e aito
cer'pttts terworn parcn wrrn e brcu 8cbarf ppr t.
im Stanpe men ABcrtcuc1t als bas *
QrDBte TN Beffen
cc pnbIitu Gur 9efaiSen c trnSrh pcrirc 8aBs
Dcrncr' errents, ppauntn Ircmmeln @odrtcn, 1rort>
t SnUcntipnsb6rncr, @9nalnb &apTbrner, Sent 1rcms
ften &ron9es Glarpncttc feline nab rrenarc SStrn ron
ts Hlappcn Neorprns feline urD orpndrc 3rlnen, 8aB
nrr enttarrer Qea aairifc Wulit, SOtenrapter, ate
1tal'antte 9an fur ale nttrumrnte, Wlunbtndt, 9tcn
uno SaB S69cn Scsnbaor 9atrnbalter @trse Gafcnum,
Stmpamme nno 8atcn, pianrforte 9ratb @Gurn fur ale
SnIrninehtc unb aIle anrcrc Qrtttl in ricem Saht.
Sefaraturen aler Qrt wtrrn outs tt 8,at CUTE alte
tclinn nebme i'd fir tIise rei(t i'm Iaufhbanrel Nt
Anttra9e rp sae aufs telt rfntc trrr9t. Sas
ntentebtnrt 3tu9nB hcs rnsS QD rbmlit trtannt als
seDrer BON Wutt>8anren II. 4lIr, mid 8c(u6nrn
nteru9en ron Der Qeabrbrit bes Oknsras. Oan uersBe
ntt jn teertcn raB mcn &trDr untrr bm Saen 8oJaar
btt1nnt itt. H. @epmcrt Smrcrtcrr
" San. IS. 81. &lepelanp Ohio
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
denty Recommend them all who are desrous TO Dur.
chase. gned. JOHN WHITE, Professor of Muse
Cleveland late of Younss town, llutnUuil Co.
Dated Dec. 49, 1888.
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9lnfenn'5 geue5 SDteL.

in Der Stabt Sric9ewater, geaoer So. ennfDoanten
r ltntrrChrcttn 5eSt bcm Vuttum crsettn an, caB
- in Der @tart Sr,osepar, 8sever Gantp, pennplpaz
nicm, ncrbotlitn Gte rts art wel@
Glart uno Cos @rcbcns une GcmmiSrns Qeaarcnla9cr,
Gin 6otrl crrd bat wotltt f bur quite @cric>
nus uuo tiss re teIbn pirp bic Betprscnbcit crs nts
tums ju rcrbren. Sttne Sente bat CT init Den ppr1n9
en getrantn perfebrn, n I wirb init acm perfbn ttDn
bic Sabrrs5eit gtcs bartittrt nr nc tde nb bnI9e
Accommodations np scraumiS Gr abetrinre trseten
anurufrn unO ercbt @ ais rrs pubIitnms ersctrntter
Sientr. 6tinrib Nntenp.
S8ptnAe4pater, S1pr. II. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
KeppIer uno Aa pra11o
SO. 4, City Suilbtn9s,
GLeO elamn, 0htn,

EIEOEIdNU, % uVU,
Gan teanbis Gin 8rcScs uno rrbl aSprtrs $aser fol-
senDcn 1rtttln meIe lie 3u ptn biSttn Sleu Yrrttr
4rtifen oertauf namlid:
ane Sorte II
irainier manufaturrn Tattat ecn btttttn Sranrs
tn eefnttenen Gautata (New York fine cu teutfen ub
au.erieancn Saub @6nurftabat, 5apanna unc Ame.
rtanthc 3isarrcn better Nlaat, @6nurftatarrIrn,
piftn uno oniss 1rttet gum xabaesbanbe seb6rs. @te
baten 10 ettn crbaten
500, 600 J0auanna Gi8arrtn,
1850 900 5panittbe unb Ameritonif6t Gisarrtn,
500 &itfen pfeifen,
5000 pfunc 9bnurftatat jtctr @prtt,
5000 pflnb xtutatn unb 1mritaniiben Naad s1atat.
Npril IL. k.r.
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Qeherfranfheit fnrirt.

1ultintaun, xrumtua 60. Sunp $780, Srbn Gala Dies
teieinst bab felt ben eeten Sabren bsfse Srut nb &e'
tert6mr5cn Da Slac rerSr6ler SenutunS arjtler 0ll
k retb mir, cine 8pttel Spree &rdutcr Grrs 3u taufe
uno rcbcn getrau tereite mid Os meiner pen. @e
Den tten 0onatsn bate i'd ter 100 Sotten res Grr
tauft nno cs batts faft imrner Grol9. ptter Sailp
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NulpepId furirf,

Sies tefeinst Bag i'd felt etlien Sabren br NIT 9pPep
s ttbaftet ar. SD babe wabrnb hietr 3et precene BE-
rnDmtt Acr1te, ater ale umfant ecnrt. Gupl bSr i'd
Salas &rauter Glrir. Sd eS BARON tpsn uno nsbtm i'd
per@eosne Scttslm sca 5sbraa9t mar l gan, seunb Sd
pret baber basGrr als cine Nrtep An empfeb
len, Die namidtm ltetel leiben. TAnoreas Iroper.
6arep Ifp. !5cImes 60. SpU. %, 1888.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
a. 5epuert'S Gasaar !

Ieutfhes, @usliIhss II. 6rau30ffdes @aaren,easer,
@leoeIamo, Ship
@urd @tncun9cn, tHtDdlt bs 70 aagrmtin ttcttc
~ GtatIbcment jest Gins rcrsr6sn unp (rrsfaS ansse
(udbttttenN NBcrtemrnts
i'm 9an5en Be fen.
Raufeute &ar unb bcrumrrfrnre anrlcr, nc b6i6t
einscIabrn, mid nit ibren Atrasrn w tecbrcn nrcn ts
pcrr&tbis Nurnbcr9cr rir(woaen, Qurprn 9ut unb m
ea(te Snrumcnte EIrtcn aIer Nr &ammc jcrcr 01atn9
cnslae franJ0Ge fancy Scfen crfmrrcn 9rtcltor
te 3anrD6ls8en, 9&ren 9cBer, @riese crer, obrrnsc
Sin9crrn9 Sruitnarcln anrcrcs 8rmebt, Snrn QauR;
pclc Slaecln 8aroincn franjen uno anrre 8b1ns &un
Ganatcc Bcrpirnn9tn no Irchrcn &iRr &ncrfe Sc
gen @onncnfhirme Sdretfebern, ltftc bicfertafcn
@6lni(6rs QGaBrr Samcntrcttrr So9ric[ UasiCbe& &a>
tcrnen, Iafbtnter, 0artaen, Damcnz 1rilrttcn Gccs
b6rtcn, Stablfrorn 6aarlcfrn fir Dacn, masnec 1bcrc
p NabteE biBettirte Sarten Oascn Gtsarrrn unb 1as
ubrettn 9ptratraser mit1rifr GqiprunSrn,
1ufbea4en, Strei@remen otaten lbcrne Sbern, 1ber>
nDmetcr Scmncs, UttrctrPe Sifltinn unbH attn, Scs
ertraters uno &nautrbttn, IT, {. III.
i'm @ro8en uno Rleinen
Snotdntf6e GuriofIt6ten,
cine srcSe Nustpabl DOT: &6rttn Sarn frifen atcasns
@elbt6rfcn, SaSetBrn s&bhrJen rerfcrttst lei
ben in Green 8ap btfnpden Snbanerr Ns @cfbcntc ins
asano eanm sB tenen passnpern Artitsl sete suna
na brlei Artt in Ausanbe ais per anb QBilpen
tonD nc BON ueit sr0bsrm nrtBe np. tim 3ablrei9en
3ufprleb bittct bcr Obtst
San1ar lS. 1889. t.S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
Nieberbofter !Rcuffd,mer, furirt.

- .a sd
9srr Sopn S"'@;-S9 I"p's my -tgneM MMU 0sM p"Ete"
mir car esneSrau S9rs atbasen GIrIrs tntProBen Se
anSeagr ~ 5aprn mar t mt os tramtsn SSpI
rep nno "9enanrS bebaIfet "o onr Den eer@n per ot'
Esl ote t I'M eeten S1mp erp H;n 1@ OOn10sn Sege %
tann Sgr Gnrr o@per @Sn emrDsn oe m See" Nscen Us'
p"ttst it"D. SantOn' SoO' 49, 1882 D. - Set"t'
- - 49,. - <...u
Ses ee9em9e oes ' le1t nmSeleVT SapE" Mst S9"ss'
ten IN Der nnten Sette nno 5e""cs ~ E'" IVIpeIen
en peDatts1 mar; Dag t Iot rettpetS N ms Vsunops''
"9ss beirut ss'
b ponn pem sraueretirir psrrtist UOn 5cbn Gaia
unO nadbDem 5 unsefabr Sctn pom G1'rr sebraat tDr'
te me'ne 0eunebet tur16 @ Pfcge 60 germ aus ene n'
t@asbere Uteotm Canton" SSOO' " 1889 Ss III &emm0 H.
@rdUel 9ebeut.
teini9e, BAT id frtr NIT Gravel bebaftet uno in
rinor9antn srplast bag mein rin init ut rermen9
pctommen BON ptefem ete breiet crren 3uupr batte i'd
ree Der btannen Nrjentpcn, init oren unere 3ett 8nt 1T
urrt, u.a drstit 9I benust cbne ben SernstenJl
ttn oabr trbaltcn SestSen mpfcbe m Dre crijin ale
febdsbare Irlnsp. Ibrab. 9arf9berstr
Qebertr1nfbeit BON 7ldhrt9er Cduer turtrt.
Scbn Gala -G5rc6rter trr. Sd tefbeinge, baB i (et
Sabren nit Der ebererantbeit bebaftet mar Dag i'd Gene
fen perypcfcltr Sa tb Nes nm(cm pcrt batte .trs
bene Aerstc mir reben GnbiA perute ids init einsI So
Dcrse bag i'd pole Ia9sarbrit auf neintr 8auercp tbu
pers mir Sabre lang Iurpr unncSl Sd 9ebc reurt
few cine bcr tem araparetc ,r uus Der {ebertrantbet
Osnaburs, @tart Gauntp' 8. SDbn @bipettp.
3d. Ser ltnterrebenr befbetntse, ba6 i @alas Srduttr
GGrr fir cine l,nspiertse Grantbct brad bic etcn
Der ausslrtnfcn Nre bic Grrpe(as &orprfbde &C.
rbc. Sd babe 9Otteln @alas &rauter Grr &C.
traut, tann btn 9ubtum perfdrn oaB ib felt picr
Saben nit ob sebt batr est, unb eet pbcr arbct
an Sd mar init GnsbrItistcit unb tur1em Abem bebaf
pfeble es ben &eipcnpn Daber als cine asbare ebn.
Canton, 5unp 2, 1889. Sacob No%lanb
-
Bonn Gbrtp. t. 9A,r, parr Der r6m9 9statboifbtn &tr
DE ~ Canton, Dbo. Canton, 5unp II, 1889.
etDrtrr 9crrS bante SDnn fur Den 0tceneen. mir ben
8ebran Drcs unfbdebaren "srrs u emFte9Ien Sp Ntrs
u ots Aprettts nnp a9cnener Xcrprl@~ae pat sb per
Srrartn9sn sntprcden go ePpIe e ossbae Den an a9'
'@s" 9el@"er0s" >c'oe"'e"' "'''9"s' Nv "'s"s'
o,.. o....., o1:.-.t..c..e
00m S2tO cHrcts' ppn OCT pItsCt9tE epneFsn5' ,ooo
9tn - S1I"; CesprEsE esr. SaOM =: Det: 49,, iess.
@ gaes Sst ~ Tsta' n"~ gre ,t :u'S w. :. :
oen9ns nser oes" 1SrtD n Saas" Sen Ns"F NS., "Ho W.
neren 9rOn'lpSn HrentOe'e" See mpt as sDs0 S"g9sm
9at .9 s el am mssS!se t ms: !"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-10
3ebn Sabre alter Hbeumattsmus sebetlt.
Canton, Nuautt IS39

Canton, AuSuf 1885,
IN Scbn Gala.
Sesbrter 9err-S@ bae Is fir metne fidt gum 9,uttam
netn 3eusB bn4h Der Suten 5osen. bic SIR Glirir in
mstnem Sale bepes, tetannt maen Dlir fein Is bes
aes see erpattn uno 6 eann nt eantbar Senne beerba
SON Seit Den ssten 1T i NIT rbeuiatfen
Snesea unb dl8tseks @tWads Sepln0E, ano FIT ben ne
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9Iu8sebrund deheiIt.

etrr @a(a befbtin8e biermt bas i'd felt ben lester 10
Sabren mt9rufbme3 unt 6fters pre utrn tebaftet roar
ssa%ss ir8ets i'd. es m69s in 4us,ebruns aasarten Sd
Damn risf1 man mir su auds Vanaeea sd traute na5 u
mad 8otten oapon, obne noerans pren. Ocn ite
bel wurre bescr. Damn rietb mir Sbre Sraur>
IT, unb nabem i 3rep 8ctn 9ebraut, i metns
Se4weree p6s lrs-S sebe befeinse oes, oamt Anoere
bic an tSem 9ucn unc S@mer;en in Der Sru leptn, pun
biefcr unf9astaren 0lebi3in Sladbri4t trbalten.
Osnabur9, Dec. IL, 1888. Sanitl D9iGtr.
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Scr g5aterrlanb6 yreunb unD Y5et1t Der 3eit

ten aar Sabren tOnntc i'd taum rbnc !9I bur4s 3tnme'
sbn D ubtc sens bas 8t bdten Sd babe ptete ber arj
aber pbns Grfs-tis i'd etes @paabr Sbr fdebares Gir'
~ traen anftns. 8otln braten mir bic 9eunebet mte
Der, nD t pInfbe baB @ ObiS Iboabcn 1un elftn pes
errn6rn pubIeums tetannt MAIDEN. Gtatttb I9aru1cr
Sttm xfhp, GOf@Oetrm 60 8. Sulp l6, 1889.
Sd ftfetnt9t bicr baE i cinem nebeL, 9pfppGa &C.
amt, nit an innrrler @AWatn unb &rdmrfen m 70 Dat
i'd felt dtn Sabrcn be Sladt Uber lal ouf mBtr, tim
bur6 9tcbcn ben Sramrftn pctrttten SHr 8ttra elmer
8rtc Don Salas &rduter GLrr hin m In teBrer 8enp9c
ais i'd felt 10 Sabrtn S cmpbe es ale cine tdebarr
Gr,ntp in abnlicn San Waeine Srau NIT oertlppfn
nnrer pdd NIT DpferifAen 3ufaacn felt elmer SDc pc
tel Sae eransen SehO nabem ie cme Sctte 5rbn
aias Sraur Gltrtr Straut tann e wbcr tbrer 1rtct
at,partc, NIT Setstet bcrumlanrn. @6ifen Gle mir
rarnc ein Quanttdt to m tann lie atcecn ba 70 ec bie
sutcn Srlstn bep mir nnb neiner 6amc 9ctbtn babtn
Canton Nrp Is, 1889. IS. QBiiam $ipn9fcn.
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Wa6iuoner Gompf> @teBereu.
WHuo= unb @afhinens @ua.

Nie ltntrrfbrictnen, els 9ampf eBerp lit oaEpu,
~ pelc an ras ma@ncm 2eaarnle8rr in rer GrisItratl
oBt te5r9en beten 'np tcrc Qrtunscn anf ale Arn a.
unb 8aone Ndrcr, 9lIbGminbrn, G3unscrns qanrmibGi
fen, cnIantt, 9eosenErrcs brs unD Sntier s,rid5te
5'o1mtrettcr, $onriettcn, 9tusfbaare, Il. &C.
Aud merrrn c tctanrs an eanr ba cine srrSe Gusuab;
pfH9 p rrn erabrenen 1rtcitern a bic tee Art tebpt
np Die nc n3tn oerr tcpm Sutenr 70 rbf onteen, ais
ic ir9cnrmr trnf 9ctauft mtrbcn tSnnrn
Scftclun9en bic IN Der @Bcrep scoBtn tur bic pcH
rte ntcrrtcnn arhreBrt prrrn Iclcn putti ktfcrat
perbcn.
81 .. Qs O1rta unb ae Nrtcn Satesrrctutte trrcn i'm
AustaufA anScncmm, unb rafur bie DSen rre st,ablt
9Nilliam o. Joart,
WaEtlrn, Sanuar ls. 1859. tp. Sfaac =. 0r. mn.
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Ceres, Gtne 3ett1Cbrtft fir Oen Qlnrmtrth.
Giebr1tcft nriN hernu6nenphpn

Ron &amue( Diilcr in $ibanrn, pcnnfppanitn.
Bentn1un0en-Sic "G s" er(dbcint 0m Qnfanat itu
hcncnos III 9rrBpeacp prmot fir IEa.Icr Ses Sab.
brrs rbhe NnsnaDmc in @ prausbtjaDlun8
Sbertcfcn mrrcn fur t meni9rr ais fir einen SabrsanA
an9ncmem 11no NftnnrtSun9n mfBen jme Mrna por rem
G2Bcr SIS etnbd erbat Grrmr'rc fir n SABRE petr
Grrmrlare tlr 81 Sabr unn c i'm 8erbaniB fir mtEr
Srtun9en rcn re Srrnc tfnncn m6t rndG6st weretr
rcnn te Mot NIT bem GcfSe t8icitct nD Setanntnaun
werren tn ctm ltm4o9 oufScnrmmn ju til9rn 9rrifen
UAle Srittt unb Mittbrttunsn mi sen rptfrei tnst.
fthitt rrcrbrn. ~"
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SOm Gbr 0e. 14lser, pafOr Der r6mtf tatbOfen Sirs
DE ~ Canton, Ohio. Gantcn, s5unp ii, 1889.
Geebrter ecrr-S4 Dante Sbnrn fur Gsbanen, mir
etra Drcs undebaren "Glrtrs" ju enpfben. Sep Ger<
ut Des 4pretts nnp asmeiner StrperE9wae bat b cer
un9rtste Qrbrau ntSc SOttcln ber NrSnep U6s mentn
srtpartnsen sntprcen Sd epfbte e bsbalb ben abn.
l6en St(dbwtrpcn $cioenbet. Olidaet aNrN!tar.
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cm GDrp. O1onrO, 9OrfetnOrn AeIttn bes Beaver 0ir.
Der OlctD. Griscrr. &tr6r Sraper, Dtt Ia. 1888.
err s. Saa.-ott 25ersnhsen tefbeinise i4 BEN suten
Grfc9 Sbres Glirirs auf lrs OcnrOs @unbDtt Sie
lelt auf brc Anrtiuns pp SUtteln 4ntenp 81 cle
3 e GROCER Srocnmade lit unb nod anbe:n abnlibcn
Srantbetcn uterprrfcn Der 8bra 3rp Qottrln
bat ibr pcL Sinperuns pera br sanss @ptem sart anD
ben 4rrettt ernut, baB e est teBere Ganbb senBt a
oiclc Olcnatc aupcr Sbr at. =. Wcnrpt.
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MroUe[ aeheilt.

.6clmcs Ga.,ntp 1ap l. 1889. 6err Sobn 9a[a. - Die
tIeinise, bag i'd rer NIT oem Gravel bbaet uno in bet
trinOrsantn septas bag men trim init Slut
par unb baB Dur @cbrau elmer Scttel Sbres Grr
rctcmmen b ltebe befreiet wcrbrn 3uUcr bate i'd
viee tetannten 1rSencpt nit ccnen unere 3 seft 1T
pert uau drsdt IIf bennst c9ne ben ssrinsten Nut
een babur Gucrbaen. 9eseSen emrtebIe i'd tbre crn ali
f4dsbare 1r3nsp Nbrab. 9arf@ber9er
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3d. Der ltnterfbrietene tenis ba6 m 9ala's Srauttr
Gr fur cine lnswterse Grantbett traute bic RON sten
Der aus9cnctcn Nrjte bic Grrreos uno XOrptrfwde &C.
rplro Sd babe Sotten 9aIas Erauter rr &C.
traut, unO fam ubltum per@ern OaB i felt picr
Sabrn nt 70 cb sefbt bar mic eet nnb eet ebrr arbet:
ten tann Sd init GnSbrafseeit uno eurSn Htbem beba
tct unp ourd ben Grbrau rts Grrs bin i sebeil-
lpfblt eipenben Oaber ale cine fhatbare Mebin.
Canton, Sunp g. 1889. Saccb NcIIann
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Calcutta, oOlumtana eauntp, oDc aug. 2O 1885, ~
losrr Gala. Surb e5strau4 elmer gOtsI sbrer unfaas.
taren 4rsncp hin i'd rcS jur 9encbt scbplfcn @ct ben
etten Sabren mar @ mbcscn 8ruf1merse gen sceast up
tcnnte Sabre lang teine 1a9sartct tbun Sd tr mir bp
ben benaetarten Ar5ten 6u u rcrbacn i'd setraud,tc
miltrns uln Sprnp unp Or Gpans Samllen @tlen ater
bbns Grc9 DIAN rictb mir bann &pttel BON Sbrecs
bSn iu Setraudrn unp "a i'd peete bur S5rrp Dion
roc nFfcben fab anbte i'd mad Seapcraun, a e6 cine Bot
tel tcmnsn unD bin mad ocrcm 8etrau seunb. Sd balte es
fur sine Der beten Ar3enpsn pcr oeu pubt g. QD Douns
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AWFUL CALAMITY !-NATCHEZ DE-
STROYED BY A TORNADO.

From the New Orleans Bulletin, May 9.
BY the steamer vicksburg, Capt. Grice, which
arrived here last night, we have the following
particulars Of tornado, which took place IN
Natchez on Thursday last:
The devoted city of Natchez was visited yes
terday with one of the most awful and distres-
sing calamities il has ever been our fate 10 wit
ness. Yesterday, about 2 o'clock, p. M, q dark
cloud made its appearance in the Southwest
preceded by continued roaring Of the winds
As il came on swiftly and with the speed OF the
from directly the opposite point Of the compass
A description of the sublime spectacle which
followed is beyond the power OF language to
convey.
AT the moment of the conclusion large mas
ses of seeming white spray were preciptated to
the earth, followed by such roaring OF the
wind, as if old Eolus himself was there guiding
the storm. Houses were dismantled OF their
roofs, and then almost Immediately levelled with
the earth. The air was filled with bricks and
large pieces of timber--and even heavy OK carts
were unified and thrown hundreds OF yards
from their original positions. About 60 fiatboats
living in port were drifted from shore and sunk.
The ferry boat plying between Natchez and
the opposite shore, capsZed and sunk, and every
one on board is supposed to have persisted. The
steamboat Kinds was capsized and sunk. The
steamboat Prairie had her cabin entirely taken
of, and crew nearly all lost. The two Hotels in
the city, one partly and the other entirely blown
to the ground, and almost every house more or
less injured. II is impossible to tell how many
of the citizens were killed, as the streets were
filled with large pieces of timber, rendering them
impossible, and the work of extracting the bo-
dies from the fallen houses was not completed
When the Vicksburg left, some Is or 20 bodies
had been found. 1t was very difficult TO effect
landing, as every house under the hill, except
FIVE or six, was blown down, and the river filed
with boating fragments Of houses and fiat boats
The tornado, on leaving Natchez, followed the
course of the river about miles down. The
Courthouse in Vidalia was levelled TO the
ground, and the Parish Judge killed The trees
on the opposite Of the river, as well as those on
Natchez Island, were all torn up by the roots, or
stripped of their branches
The damage done to the crops in the neighbor-
hood was very considerable, some plantations
being deprived Of all their fences, and others had
every cabin taken away by the storm.
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From The Augusta (Gd) Chronicle.
THE PEOPLE ARE MOVING

Never before in the history Of this country has
such revolution been witnessed in public OPT
Mon as is now going on from one extreme OF
the Union to the other. The people are empha-
ticaly moving-goaded by the experiments of
an Administration which has suddenly hurled
the nation from the highest state of prosperity
into ruin. They have taken the matter into
their own hands, and in every section of the
Union, North, South, East, and West, the very
air reverberates with the shouts of people de-
termined to be free. And Georgia, our own ma
tive Georgia, though slow in rallying to the res
cue, has suddenly aroused as strong man from
his slumbers, and demands place among the
old thirteen in this important struggle for the
Constitution and laws. The people are speak
ing through their primary assemblies from the
mountains TO the seaboard in voice which
must and will be heard by their recreant ser
wants, pointing them to the handwriting on the
wall. Old Wilkes, Warren, Jefferson, Ebert
and Columbia Counties, ever true TO the princI-
Piles of 76, are in motion, and the enthusiasm
with which they have espoused the cause Of
Harrison, Tyler, and Reform, augurs an over
whelming defeat for the spoilsmen at the APP
preaching elections.
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- = - ~~@&~ AAAasi AeS6ios<t oeoseo shs ~
lowing incident, illustrative Of the popular feel
ing in relation TO Harrison in the West
An incident on the Ohio.-One of our towns
men, staunch dministrationisr--who returned
this week from trip TO the east relates the fol-
lowing incident as having occurred on the Ohio
IN descending that river. He was passenger,
with upwards Of 100 others, in the steamboat
Monongahela from Pittsburg. As the boat APP
preached North Bend, the farm of Gen. Hani-
son, one OF the passengers stepped into the ca
bin, saying that the old gentleman was walking
on the beach, and proposed that all who We're
for him should mount the hurricane deck and
give him three cheers. A rush was made from
the cabin accordingly, the deck mounted, and
the cheers given with hearty good will when
our townsman, looking round to see how many
Of the passengers remained TO keep him compa-
ny, found himself standing, like Col Benton,
SOLITARY and alone"