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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-17

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-17
Meroel ODER RalferDe.
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preie bon SO 90 Die 1cnRe. S Q bn g d cr6.
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aur @r5dnuus Der Sisuusen erfcrcerde slnsabl Dor.
Der Senat oertagte ildl, ohre tpettere Serb1l1es
lun9en oor3l,nehmen oane entifdno tc9led1 nber
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SIM s, aufe sanften I'D, Die Serren 9Sie unc Mafon
et,pas oerb, bod, beidtoe man enolid, 10000 Grem
ptare per Sctfbaft bruden ;u laiien. Die Gerbaucs
lunsen lber bic @efddftsre9eln tpureen bis gum Dcnz
heritage aussefest. &.
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run8 leBt jur1dtren pirb feline Datrrpn feri,tr a.
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btann it, pc stettn ce ltnrfrietcn: in Gtnntnl6
su tsensetcnr bct unc ltenc iro ben 0atten rfanae
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b A Il \ ABLY RUD G E.
4 lcw aJors by GO:;.
StocEbriage N4s.
CHAPTER XX.

CHAPTER XN.
The proud consC Of her trust, ana the great M
poranc- r derived om might have advertised 10 all
the house She had had run the gauntlet ct lis nlabi-
tants but as Doly had played every dull room and pas
s5l- MANY and many time, when child ana nad ever
since been the humble iilenG OF Miss liaredae whose 10
:ers>;er she was Sic Tree OF the building az tie
young lady herself 50 using no greater precauon ihen
holding her breath and walking tpoe as She passed the
library door she straight 10 Emmas room a prvi-
eyed visitor
was sombrc ike the res for the OF that but the pre-
sence of vau,h and beauty would make prison cheerful
saving alas that confinement wiiler> tnem) and lend
some charms of their the aoomlest scene. BIRDS,
flowers books drawing and hundred uch graceful
tokens Of feminine loves and cares. tiled with more Of
HE and human sympathy taan the WAoe house besides
seemed to be made hold There was heart IN ie room:
and who mas heart, ever tails 10 recognize the silent
presence OF another
Dolly had one undoubtedly. and it Tot tough one
either though there was e mist OF coquettlshne>s about
H. such as sometimes surrounds ihat OF lie N It's NOM
ir and 1htlv Gims It's usre. Thus when +. iaa rose
her and kissing her ai.ecuonaeiy on e cieeh
told her in her uc way, that >he had been very unhappy
tn tears stood olys eyes. ano She ei more sorry
rhln She could e but momen; she happened 10 RAISE
them TO the glass. and really there was something mere 80
exceedingly agreeable, 'at y She sighed she sleu' ana
fsr surprisingly col-o.ed.
=. have heard about IT Mss said Dolly aud it very
sad indeed but when things al The worst they are sure
to mend.
But are YOU sure they At Tie worst y asked Emma
.Why. do NJ see how -iey very well be IN
promising than the really DO n, said Dolly And
brns something 10 begin wiki
Not from Edward =,
Dg.,g nodded aud smiled and feeling n her pockets.
Nhere were pockets N those days win an aiieca,oA oil
not being abe 10 tud what she wanted winch greatly en-
han.ed h-r importance. at engh produced ne rier a.
Emma hastily broke the seal and became ABSORBED N r.
contents Doys eyes by OF ose strange accidents Tor
account 10 me again
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c,nIIE sNE9 sE;E.

~ the building known a. the COLOMBIAN HALL. 263
Crane the most spacious wholesale and reiai SALES
the the LARGEST and best selected assort-
nest rf Ladies' aud Children, SHOES exclusively IN all
ticir varieties pattern, width color shape and material
aly manufacture We would inform tso,e
ladies formerly been compelled to broadway and else
thai tc under the necessity odons no Logger and
and see, and from eight sns'
per pair be- .crNe without the delays and dppont-
rarn attc2liac heiug measured
We would also from 300 persoss
-cy having for number OF the largest manuiac Hrars
work I'll known, approved OF and sought
good sold cittzcus OF New
York Brooklyn Whureh. a' the surrounding country
call Themselves Wholesale
retail ana trade viii isd Il TO le'F add
call before purchasing, not only quality ana quantity
alb 5n. SMITH BRISTOL 3 HALL.
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reyr,s FASHIONABLE TAILORING -

r4giISHMINT, SO. IL NILLl,i-sT ir irsf
rice-,trec >sYork. Gcnteaan wishing clothes ID be furnish.
e "a, foiown. low priceNarr2ned 10 lit and equal work
uan-Ip establishment cal from ali
Ssh 10 purchase viii be thankfully received.
D.e., C6a,- so Iauialoon>. from
Frock Co1>-..-- .1G
Goats nude trimmed b Tie siyc.
f-es- CVat-, tautalocls.
Froc. II Sr,t>.----. 'a3i 1.I
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,.,5yr a CRANE. %sE.yEE t'IAFEXs.
~. - VI ,Nn 1. AZ I.ANP iiANIl.AClI kLks.

20, ,sJ,,. 5c;yrrcr Walker and Canai->;rcet-.
f'0tC iND SHOW CASE MoU lDNG Of every :,Sgfpi3n'
A., >Igery and Military Cap Mounting; Block Letter HHp'
Holster tbs, Bride Fronts, and every oiair article ih 'he
..-, l,,l TO with neatncs> and despatch.
-Sy,r Plated and brass Door Plato, N>o. Aur1N pc"
i.,.,.,,s,~ aud, elisra, ID at SIC >Aofc.t noice-
MILLER x CRAM. 3 F'l'--treei \.
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Cy.owsfsNe: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TIME Subscriber opened Eowcry faon-
{ able Tailoring Establishment Offers III Friend, asd e ia
lie OF Spring Goods OF tho late Isle
riicI warrants fashion al who viii
hin, with their patronage ROBERT 4. BOUTON.
The Cutting Department superintendent bs Ar Charles Houton.
formerly Gray Routon good assortment OF ready
u,lc Cloi.jur nlway. on h,nd a3i.ini
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CraEap tNn GOOD.

ID
Boots and shoes o. the best quality
and fashions lower tan h'c hitherto been offered IN the
49, civ VIA! please call the CLINTON BOOT aND SHOE
MARKET No POI Caaatrcci. oheas; corner of Hud-onceL
Ice found almost thing IN the Loot ANA zoe ne
ch,,ncr i,s ecr Ladies' Gsers. iu>iu> Walking
o@ and Slips establishment OF all Oilers ard kinds suitable
for the sprnq and summer cheap the cheapest and good
the best C.uutr, selected call ana examine
took o good, bet. re purchasing elsewhere
v AMI Huin'r o tonai->irert i'rii
,..t corner of llulson-sect. s. hNON & co. NIL In
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SI.ERED SMITH.

.. y mi
MERCHANT TAILOR. I36 FULT0NSTREET ha
IA hand well selected Of Cloths. Cas,lnicre> ana
Vcsng, which ne olcr make for the
pabc generally scry best extremely los prices Tor
C,.l, ON delivery al6v
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n Gg3E tSEsEAI E-sIsEAst.NK. a><9Wf q
y SHOE MtRnIr Cahlrine-strcrt. of Monroe.
SCRIBNER * co would INFORM the citizens Of Ne" York
ookyB. the grounding couatry, that tie! have opened
the abb with Boots and shoes
Enouca to iii r,s la!f the Nation,
The Cheapest md fe-t "a 'll Creation
Ladies' splendid assessment ofback and
ooei Gators typed Clo; u> s Morocco French BakiH> Sip
r and Ties at tHetrd IT, price usually asked Tor the
sam articles 90,
Roots, !-oeas aud Pumps together with any quantity Of
;oy 1ii>c. aud ChJcu> Boots an Shoes all OF winch "i be
oil lover thar tho uo oli bcuc Come
P rcolsc. that I> storci> Cl,aruc, corner Monroe
49, , r,t corner Lord Toy los, and next door to Hull,
large Gool> sIocc.
i-Couu ard o'hcrs IN th ,ra'e "7o visa TO buy
che m for cash. would well call before they purchase else
- MIL ist
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NEW ESTa3LIS4slIENFS
TEE ZIG WINDOW.

= ,,r-ur an T0k 'T3lf SIC WINDOW Chatham square
q ~ III one door below Mo;,-stfee Where pLp BOSS
- RICHARDS has iued au eraat tor 5l u me ro
,. r,.,1l SHOES. AMI splendid glass front r''a
iir h> taste N prcetSncc opcu barn system wall
eis': INV mn - m IL, a,ll Ina
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wnsfNsN 'cA.TE AGAINST FOREIt:N

S ~ EtstS2N gA.EE AGAINST FOEEft|N
Z ItirMEf1;-9OiWELL i BRENOOET, Merchant Tl!ors,
10 a. 1-tr' between William and tioli-sirecs 'Ae Ae
lecst oororlut, their aud the public.
st ayo ri cr'ed supply Of West of England and French
single rIcd dor>kn Cissmcrc,.
onGo ..sdy tsnlreea Dnlls Sc. Also, large
ncor quality aud patterns they have ever
ID ai ,-rcai from the latest inportations
he understood that their business conducted
usey the Cash priac and that they DO not promise 10 take
fifteen twenty twenty per cent bu; examination WILDE
prices less a those iai make such prcien>-s
compelled charge make the dis
count: but any body that oa
halt To catch the public which they feel above using.
Acoupc Of first rat- paataloon maker. wanted milo I'm
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acr.rI or l friend, upow people particular that he
bs, Oh hand al ud.o. stNecn hu and ammer''> sir'e'}
r, neat and well ,cec.el of Carpets which n conse
o Of cNcu>cs c afford TO >c az prices that c-nuo
fl 10 give >at,iaciioato economical eoNE AID -
- -, THOMAS DORSET.
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PUBLISHERS * PROPRlETORS.

above the highest to the throne; and then rs-
ing above the man who placed him there 10y
keeping the throne when Napoleon had lost
II. lie now lives The solitary survivor OF the
Napoleon monarchs; a bold. vigorous and
honest man brave soldier, successful
general and IN a country of strangers, So
cure king.
Trnkry. Abdcl Mchcd the Unfortunate,
the son of Mahamoud the Unlucky born in
1928. He has come to the throne rs n man
might come To his dinner, with party OF wild
beasts round the table. II is not likely that
he can much enjoy his meal All the sove-
rcigns of Europe are opcn-mouihcd round
him, and he is spared from hour TO hour only
hy the show of their tusks at each other but
the first bite is the signal for universal battle.
and which ever gorgos, Turkey must furnish
the meal
HoLLANp William the First born in l175.
The first King of the Ncthcrlands-a king
dom cut from France 10y the scissors Of the
Congress OF Vienna, and Gu. in two by tho
haIchcts of the mob Of Brussels n prince
hard -hcadcd, Woodworking, and hardly used
To solace the cares of sovereignty in the fog
gicst land in the universe he fell in love. But
the Duke dreaded the expense of royal mar
riagc; the prince of Orange dreaded n step
mother and the old women of the court n
rival. What king could prevail against this
broken heart, and n helpless sccptre, had the
sole alternative OF marrying or rcslgnlng.
Mark Antony of seventy, he has resigned.
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sOVEREIGNs OF THE WORLD.

ENGLAND. Victoria, born in 1910, Queen
defender of the faith and her ministers; who,
in return for her patronage cling to her per-
son and her table with the tenacIty Of ivy, and
like the ivy, would be in dust tomorrow but
for the support to which they cling. She is
the only wife in the empire who is not subject
to her husband-ds jUre we mean; for far be
il from US to say that she is not subject to him
DE facto. If her being the wife OF a Prince
whom she has chosen for herself be an auspi-
cious omen, het reign cannot but be prosper
ous-as heaven grant 1t may That the hus-
band is worthy Of his good fortune is proved
from the fact, that all the world has been talk
ing about HIM for the last twelve months with
out utterng a word 10 his dspleasure. lie ap-
pears to be winning golden opinions by ASSN
ilating himself to the English gentlemen-a
character which the greatest monarch in the
world might be proud 10 make his model.
FRAScE Louis Philippe, born IN 1850
A man Of three tltles-Duk Of Orleans, King