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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
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. Santcn, SusD 25, 1S41.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
$50 1T

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9betnfret5 SaYern - Oerel6e lanoee i'm Stunt pcer
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men Srtef ait ben lnterScitneten Don 2ousDlQe, SD.
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pc1 Der oeutcben WulIfbance Dcr in @al,tru brtugenb
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n1hme bieer 0aGfr19e 81 @c9eNDtenen oerpfltthten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
(1us res frcisn prtht.)
NufDrDcruu0.

ScDannts 9autrr alt 81 Sabre, 8ekr9 aus SFtn9en' 2.
au ensr eile pittsbur8, o1eu orleaHs
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l1Dr in Der o9 4rrtsmcutp i" p"s 2Saf 81 rmmsl,
nrc ptrIclbe ron nem ccte p of pas 9ompftopt uahen
tso6stt 0tr ltuterseustt ein Net9a9en Oss aaSe8es
tenn s. 9autsr meler t au oneben S0o's Rt%nS to"Hte
lpur per,olt tri unp febtrt bsbab ccntllb 9sr"n s.
oauter owie Sersnann rdbsre Au6t"n w 9sDsn prn"9
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Gc+ffr mtyfrrtrn in CScrwoSr,ne bat. 3NrDr 2bclt,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
Sentf0e
0anblung I'M e5roDtn uno G(einen
b.hfnOnc fEdt,er,
In Chancery.
Canton, July o, lS41

80 o., am 1BdTtr, in GepsIanp ebic,
grnd,t feinen Erenuoeu ltuo oem JubEtfum dhtrta5s
You betamut> baB er n1 obi9er Steue cine pentihe
Gpecereiz Oanc(un9 I'M groBsn II. aleinen
etablirt bat, uno tets cine po>si9lie sluswahl BON
Gjrotericn, 98einen, equeren $oslen, 5abaf, Sol5,
8iIben, propiionen, GafTee 3usser, Sbee, Saueu
uno stridsn, 3oadnol. 9arin9en, seporrtcn 3pet
fbsu, uno allen fonti9en III iein SUD- eib)3asen.
oen N,titeln ouf t6ano baltea miro,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30

Col1t OF Common Pleas Vacation alter prl Term l3i
John Bauer
Jacob Mshler In Chancery.
Catharine MougCy
* Peter Trump. J
sNlE said Jacob Mshlcr. Catharne Mougey and Peter
rump are hereby notified that the 23I day of July
A. d. 1911 the said John Bauer filed in the aforesaid
Bill u Chancey against them, the said Jacob MShler Ca
tharlne Mougey and Peter Trump which represents that
said Jacob Mshler intending tor valuable consideration
sell and convey unto the said Caharne Mogey the follow
ny real estate situate in the said county Of Stark wit: the
Fest half of the South East Quarter OF section Twelve
Township EeVen, Range NDe d by mistake convey unto
her the SAID Cathane Mougcy the Last h;f of the South
N quarter s. ction Twelve, Township Eleven andRa Range
Eight that said Cathain" Mougey, rso intending for a val
ao consldelato to sell & convey saicter Trump
the first above described premises d by accident and mis-
take likewise convey unto him sAl Peter Trump the last
above dt scilhed premises and TIL Sid Trun2 sold and
conveyed the sad first above deoCi)ed premises unto the
SAID John Bauer under stipulation have the
" corrected III the cnnveyances Of the preceding
above dscibcd The prayer of the said Bill s that the
dants may he decrced the several errors in
th sad conveyauces, by executing conveyances for
the premises intended to be convcye And the said dcfen-
dant are further ocd that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to the said Bill Within sixty days a the
next term ot SAID Court the & st4tcmeats of said
Bill will be taken confessed and decree demanded
>lngly S. MEYER.
sotctor for Complainant.
Canton, July q, lS41 26m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
THE STATE OF ONO,
STARK COUNTY, So.

Court Of Common Pleas vacation alter April Term 1871
John Bauer
Jacob Mshler In Chancerv.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
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mad, slu,erc0 0cangen uno aus pem @Ienb, prr.H fe
b fammt ibten &tNberu tetnbct er6it peroen f0nne.
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fen, tperoen cine menhenfreunblide Nanblun9 9e9en
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30

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per thcrtids mnt6rdIttdten be9ebte GS fest ieoesna[
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
(2(us rtm ssrctttG.3er.)
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-07-30
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nc "no NJ bercbnt fine &Iuftr 9r6Sert 3u
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germ 8ep9n9e" 9ertI9t ais IN 5cnp esm aprn GtotBe,
mentc pt6 Slnre5.
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nen VuBErttttH cpcr 0rt Gtcnf1ls urSplnptr uno u
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SOfepb 9. Stmn1ouS.
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Gin bo5bQfter ltnO ucicioer WenIO.

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Der gSeter Dpn @1ntpn Suerit et9 eta nrhnbtel cns
1Aenfreuno rpr Dem @ubfunt anftritt nm tntcr Dem
gdctue oc5 NPitletoeus gegen meie Sarsle, M etneu
Character an3ufdbdr; babe t rclter nts Su fa9en
ais pa nit ate t1er SpSbelt, er mir Dor tem 9ercdA
ten 9Dublfunt fcinen Sdaoen arfu9cn tan tnoem rcr
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I9ber NUN Sote th Observation-Disclosures Die eiNfqde S a.
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limb u1Yerhplen bic Grnoe 6 llr Ad1en Srr3ule9en.
tpdrunt er bic Stabt euzycrf perlairn nat? Ga tee
Ifu9er QGecrt tetB, paB til 9erlttteh tt tn Saloe
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IIblaeeu, anb ieber Sp6bctt Gres bieten prrneit. +
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I3CcSarirIfIscf,
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9Sooiter, Sbo> am 2ctcu oefe5 Wonats, (4err @tcre
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Wla0tllrh Ohio, Sulp 30, le4 l

6efrcn 6 o1f M mn pnb 6 t.-Sten boten eje;
paS 3eusniB breDer Der ad)tbarfen renfhen Sir9cr
BON WajjTQcn, pcraus erheIt rpa5 rhtqer, runmehr
atig gepcrbeue ceinrid gruuner, fir Gin 5oerroben
it, NHrb obtee slnsci9e 1T Der &erI fur-s erItt
in aRanIO1 Ssrbinbert mpreen; et1 eoer eoo anoere
0t hce bas Ser 9utotc "8e6iiroerI2' lab sic 9teps
yorfer Gtaatss 3eitung ibrem pubfum betanut mad,9
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simmer in iener @eeenb its itusd gu fitr;eH, benin
pie h Dernebn,e, hat ct h oen bier ltad Buffalo arp
5sayorf ~ se,peacet gsiaser Srnnnet W nnssfahs
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farbenes @eTtt. @r fpridt bettf nno frdn:bfd, re-
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lid, senlidJ nadb Der Oeoee. Wld1aet 9Setllert.
@antpn, s5uD 80, 1871. ~. s5 :,
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StoatS g., ,perbeu benpub fun eiaen Ctcnt ersetaene
.penn IcNaete auf rbiSen8arfhe ailfnerfia, niat'
|en. ,e.- Eeo %atA
fnN {3r11 3NuEcHD 0CTrOthtY
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81 9 6 0uh,

NIT gang 1euen Stbriften 9ebrudt nno Dteen Sttfne
yersert 1T jebt beiat Gt,elnen, DuBenb ccer @'rc6
Esn baten IN bieRr Drnderep,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09
EDUCaTToy coNvENTION

EULCaIlON lONN En- ION.
From present indications we very much fear that
the Education Convention, which it is understood TO
meet in Richmond on the ID Thursday in December,
will be but thinly attended. 1t is doubtful, indeed
whether half the counties even in Eastern Virginia,
will appoint delegates, and Of those appointed it is
barely possible that one.fourtA will attend. Why
this indifference on a subject in which every one IS
so deeply interested Is it not the duty Of all who
properly appreciate The value of our free institu-
tons, TO unite in favor Of every scheme which has
for its object the diffusion of knowledge among those
in "whom all power is vested" and from whom "aH
power is derived" What thinking man can contem-
plate, without feelings of humiliation and alarm, the
lamentablc state Of ignorance in the Commonwealth
of Virginia, as disclosed by the census returns oflSio:
Fifty-eight thousand seven hundred and thirty-two per-
sons within her limits, of mature age, can neither read
nor write Ofthis number, n large proportion are en-
titled 10 the right of suffrage under our present constr
tuition, and doubtless exercise that right at every cleo
ton, Slate and Presidential. Now we would not de-
prize one of them of this inestimable risht-the MAJOR
part OF them, we doubt not are as honest and as liberal
ly endowed by Nature as their more fortunate neigh
bors-some Of them, too, it must be confessed, appear
to be properly impressed with 4 sense of the RESPONSE
bility resting upon them as electors, and exhibit in their
acts and votes i consistency which we often look tor IN
vain in men of cultivated minds and high pretenslons.
But il is surely no unjust reflection TO say, that the mass
of them, 10 their present unenligh,ened state, are
incapable of deciding understandingfy upon any OF the
great questions Of State upon which they are frequently
called to vote. They are ever liable to be led astfay BY
the demagogue, "who promises only that he may DE.
ceive, and hatters only that he may betray.' Does not
patriotism, then, call aloud TO us 10 "send the school
master abroad" to instruct the unenlightened in the
true principles of our Government, and provide "new
guards for the future secority of the State? II is par
ticularly incumbent on us, Virginians, to devise suita-
BILE ways and means for the education of the rising &C.
n~eration for the instruction Of those of our population
who are shortly to come upon the active stage OF life
May tie census Of 1850 show a greatly diminished
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-09

NOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Charlotte. Court House, "a
L Rev. MICHAEL OSBORNE, Principal.-The Public are re-
spectfn,ly informed, that the Young Ladies' Seminary will be
opened for the reception of boarding and day scholars, on the 1T
Monday in January, 1917.
The academic year will be divided into two terms, Of five
months each, commencing on the first Mondays OF January and
July, respectively.
Assistant Teachers will be employed as the exigcncies of the
School shall demand; hut the government and instruction OF the
institution will be conducted, as far rs practicable, by the Prin-
cipsl alone, who pledges himself, with reliance on Divine aid, to
spare no pains Tor the intellectual and moral Improvement Of
those entrusted to his care.
For tuition in the English branches and in Latin, and for
board, including washing, fuel and lights the charge will be
eighty five dollars for The Winter term, and seyenty,hye dollars
bed, bedding aud bcdstrad. Day scholars will be received at
twenty two dollars the Winter term, and seventeen dollars the
Summer term.
For instruction in French and Music, an additional charge. u,
tile usual rates.
All payments to be made in advance.
R9freates:-llenry Darlington, Esq, and Rev. Andrew Hart,
Charlotte Court House, Va.
Nov 53-wiw
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DREAM.

UkEih.
pr WILLIAM crLLEN BHrANI.
7 had a dream-a strange wild dream
Said a dear voice NJ early light,
And even vet lis shadows seem
To lineer in my waking sight.
Earth. green with Spring, and fresh with dew,
And bright with morn, before me stood;
And airs Just Weakened softly blew
On the young blossoms OF the WOOD.
Birds sang within tile sprouting shade,
Bees hummed amid the whispering grass,
And children praiiled IA they played
Beside the ~rIvulet's %dimp'ins glass.
Fist climbed the sun--the flowers were flown;
There played no children in the glen;
Far some were gone, and some were grown
#, blooming danes and bearded men.
IT was noon, i was Summer-l h-hsid
wonJs darkening In the flush Of day,
AnS that bright rivulet spread and swelled,
A mighty stream, with creek and bay.
And here was love, aud there was strife,
And mirthfui shouts, and wrathfnl cries,
And strong men, struggling "a Tor HE,
with knot,ed limbs and angry eyes.
Now STONED the sun-,he shades grew thin;
The rushing paths were piled WIN leaves
And sun. burnt groups were gathering IN,
From the shorn field, its fruits and sheaves.
,rbe rrver heaved with sullen sounds;
.rh. chilly wind Vas sad with means;
R,ack hrarses passed, aud burial grounds
Grew thick with monumental stoiieS.
sill waned the day; the wind that chased
The Jagged clouds blew eh'',er S.';
The woods were stripped, the fields were waste
The winlry sun was near It's sci.
And of the younr, and strong, and TAR,
lonely remnant, gray and weak,
fingered and sliivered 10 The air
OF that bleak shore and water bleak.
An. age is drear, and death is cold!
iturned TO thee, for thou vert near.
And saw thee withered, bowed, and old,
And woke, all faint with sudden tear.
IF was thus ] heard the dreamer say,
And bade her clear her clonded brow;
.Por thou and I, since childhood's day,
Have walked in such a dream ill NOM.
"Wa,ch WE its shadows a. they ny,
And wait the morn that soon must break,
And mark, with calm, undertaking eye,
The visions meaning, till we wake"
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FROM TENNESSEE

NASHVILEL, wv ~ Ic5T'
The Legislature--Mr. Speaker Tnrney announced
in the Senate yesterday his determination to bring on
the Senatorial election, and moved 10 take up his re-
solution TO elect a Senator 10 Congress for six years
but at the request Of gentlemen, who remarked that
several Senators were not in their seats, consented to
have il laid on the table for one day. He said he might
disappoint his political friends in the Senate By taking
this step, but lie represented a Wing district; his con.
stituents had been kind TO him; and besides, he believed
it was right to bring on the election. He also intro
duced a bill providing that the two Houses should here
after meet in convention-as they always have hitherto
met BIZ resolution TO elect Senators TO Congress, when
ever snch cleo to-. q are TO be had.
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oi7,SO,Cl9

From this statement, it appears that the importations
into the U. S. during the last WI nty-one years, amount
to the immense aggregate Of S2,2O5, 0O,OoO, and the
exports 10 81 ,o57, DOC, 600; showing an aggregate e1-
cess Of imports over exports, TO The amount of near
saas c ,ooo, GOO, or abou, ssla,OoO,oOO per annum on an
average. A par, of this is profits, freight, &c. For
nine years prior TO 1870, the imports had uniformly ex-
ceeded The exports, and in 1886 this excess reached the
extraordinary sum of sixty.two millions! If we go on
for a few years more, exporting more than we import,
we shall soon be out of debt TO foreign countries, ex-
cept for stocks not yet payable, and, on the other hand,
shall bring foreign countries in debt to u.s.
The exports Of The past year, it will be observed, ex-
coed those of any former year. The imports, though
two or three millions more than in 1e39-'40, are less
than in any preceding year, since 1882. They are,
however, suHicient-neithe too large nor too small.
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THE School for Ynung Ladies' n my residence, in The county of
i Hanover. about II miles from the city Of Richmond. viii con
time lis exercises the ensuing year, under the direction Of Miss
Erisey A. Parsons, an approved Teacher. who is well qualified 10
give instruction III every department ofstudy usually taught in tie
best female schools. The subscriDer will receive 4 few addition
nj scholars rs boarders in his family. Strict attention will be
paid To their moral as well rs their intellectual improvements
Tile health, character, and state Of society in his neighborho0d
renders his situation an eligible one for those parents Tor gtardi-
ans) who wish 10 send their daughters abroad 10 school. The
scholastic term will embrace ten months, commencing tine 18th
of January, 1892, and closing the 18th December, with a months
vacation in the summer.
7trms-Board and Tuition, including lights, washing, &C.,
sl05, for the scholastic year Of ten months. There will be an
extra charge for Latin, French and Music.
EDWIN SHELTON.
Nov. 18th, 1871. 56-lafa&wiw
D. The iNhir will nIeasc inscrt.