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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10
8reio9 ben lOtsn 5mp 1e42.
|Hebenoer Stimme.

Itebellofr Stlnlnle.
Der thm luuddit reitenbe GtltTeur tparf ibm mIet
tcl9 etnen Wlnte um uno CAB ibm ene aSelomise DO
|tcnte plcsd aus enem naben Buld Elm IouteeQeuoe1
Ipflf.
as ioI oas 6eceueu, rief Der Colonel, aber ebe el
Inoda refine Wannihaft oronen fcnute, fcen pfclen.
IlnuFe. nno en Sdparm ci1fen nit tbren gefIrcbtes
zen ptte oran9 ou Die @baeurs etn, u. audi trat Der
UcnO 9l1nSenr tpieoer aus Dem Gep5Ife beroor, ais
I'poue er leud1ten gum bluti8eu lSerte.
GIN bigger &dmpf entlplun fis BET cer @aloeefe.-
Farab1ner nno pltoleu, Sdbel uno feu ridteten Elm
furtbarrs SutbaO AT. Slber bic &cafen Daren bers
leqen AT 3ah( Der @clcnel lal utter 1einem pero H.
nr ncd1 ore @bal1s1r5 helten tauo. Sernbaro b1tte
elne otebnunoe ilber bic rehte Wange befpmnlen nc
oerncdle taunt nod, d, auf benz pferoe Su balten.-
Od lentten Die @huIeurs thre W1fftu Wt lautem Sus
be9eldret trsten Die 1oaf.n I6er Ie ber banben Ie
an Die pferoe felt nno plitnoerteu bic 9efatenen.
Sd, BIN eil preuBt(her SfCter uno bon ben Tran3c>
Ten 9efan9en riei Sernhlro ais ein alter &o1at hrt
pom Neroe rB, H. IA or auf oielen nf te,e 9utrpprt
erh'et, lreeerbce er rte gScre frauS0ild 0ies unc
Der tbm .. Dem SbaIeur 9eEiebeue frans6Glde @auel
waren 1ein llnolitcf
Da er feline NSafcn bate, bieltcn ibn bic 8cTafeu
ttr eiten 9iIit1rarSt uno AUDI er plrce an eta .ro
felf9efnebeIt.
Naetne arme Tatbale Ieu3te Der lluelldlihe, uno
oerfId,te, flh los at ret6eu Ger Sdla9 enes &an:s
Ihuhes belebrte iba abcr, o1 ieoer Veriu sur Slut
Nnnb9lit lei, II. Der oetmann, Der enge Morte pom
NransSNfrn ocrtano, a9te gang rnbl9 ,Sibrien iei
etn gute5 Q1no J"
Damn that er einen 9erpaEti9en Stlu6 ans b. Gelb.
aaIde uno fort tGrmten bic teuen Yieroe buour Die
Taobt.
Das Sahr 1899 bate cine eeIesuete Srnte eebraft
ltuf benz TSloe mdheten Shnitter bas mannsbcbe Sc
troibe, bel1tete 9Sa9eu uhren ua ben D6rfern H. oi
Sd,emnen filten fIc1 NIT ben reioheu 9lebren.
Nnf Der Gerraffe enes @ntes, nntpeir ces @r;qebir
ae5, {aB an eirem sIbenbe ge9en Gnoe oes Spmmcrs
Elm 0err iii Uor9erilftem Wdnnesa(tcr feline Rleoun1
Derrietb ben Wann bon 9Selt. @r ftaue NIT f; elo,
gem @eIc,te ouf bic @rntepasen, bic in tattiher 0ei
befcl9e fenem @ebSfe Sutehrten. Gin &nabe uno Spc
flene dchen pielten niot melt BON feinem Sise NIT
6alauien uno fseuten d ilber bic brnten 8dnoer an
ben @efhirren Der heimfetrenben 4cIIe.
Scbt biesen le in's 1rrf 8ater -rief Der &nobe,
uno itellte lid, auf eu berocrprinoenoes Mauerfid,
nm beer feben 3u fonnen. Die Miod,en brdngten iId
euaeriq ndber. 4Sibrenb bic &noer bort tanoe, frat
Der Sd,use bes Dcrfes in ben 9arten, 9riete pibtg
ben @utsherrn llno fagte Z: .'..
oerr graf id, muB Sbnen ettpas iebr lluansenehmes
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10
8eutuglt11gen.

1. Ser "9s. tanpsfrtunO 1nb 8eif btr SET
srfssint reselma5is ecen 51s;tas. e.a
Ger Sutterrtions, 4,rets 1T ~ nts
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nsr balb Der iten 5ilfte rts Sabrs telabt wrn. 49,,
Ole 3sanS tann D1nH saJesssn rcrrsn, wenH aae
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~ Ntnn bcm 93ert.f Ses S,bres bic 3rttuRs ni9t
aufsetInost tro 70 br ttet MIN os ais etneH Sunib
tie(elbe fur elm anreres Sabr D.. hsAaltrn ~"
s. Sn nrtsr(treitr wp fur sinsn tar,eru 3eitrau as
Menattn anScncnliten. .s. -.. "a. g.:
g. Die DeraVnuS sefb"v auf Soften per unttrf@rtter,
uup Sr Die raussete mSen rofrep eiH9anot wsrre"
2 1u,eissn me1bsn fir Die IblGen pre ntxrIft; msen
Or 5tsih baar O<s"pIt wsres", wS m"H "t 1uf I0"Ss
0rt in Ne6nHnS lebt d .--....
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10
(Nul1ln1er As.

l5um ,immel blifen, unb nit beBen Ibr6uen au eine
feine g'abe Der Bcbltbat9en feber,-oos fub nie~~
8eneliGde.
Ster babe fd bas 9eitbt gersnlgen etne @[aGe BON
jene lbersuderten Sonnetabrfanten, ene fetIen Rrt
tifer, jene 9auoeoiIen lbsresenbe 8nbnenotter nao
ene rtsbarmcntfden NeIcoen Gerferttecr, ,-oae lan
bic DuoeIldete,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10

gw 5eoer S1oitmeiiter bat ba5 9ied,t, einen BrteE
in ,reldem h 3eitIngS9elo te1aoet fr ei an ben
Drutsr ;u ltberienoeH.
N8.na ut5 unsre enrfs1nten eeier alfo geto ienoen
roIIen 70 br1Hhsn lie nur ,u ihrem pomeiter 3u 9es
bru MMe IN eier @eeeup1rt oas @e[o 1T eiueu 0sref
am MS ,n e9cu @r fhreibt obann bic AooreBe carauf
MuS ranfirt oen Brief rpoour ben SubIcribenteu tpe
benz Drnter ba5 l5Ditae(b erpdrt ciro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10
CT 1T Bios ein Sauotperfer.

oaf nnS tpob nit ruuoern, to Der &ateuoeilt tnni0
certuebt 1T nit oer or.Utrahen 6orm Der SfesterS
un9 bod bier i'm 9anoe Der 9eprie1eneH Grebet ntsb
e1le)be1t So9e 9Sorte boren maen, lit emporenb utsO
lacberltd su9eiob.
3uet @aoeben, bic fId str quality ,dbfe,, tpet ie
lbon Dobnen, ild elegant fleloen, @efeHfhufts
en beiud9en, uno (ld BON Sdwar;en beoienen lafen-
|be9e9neten ldb neullt in elmer saae-Die cine ners
iute eS, Ter Nncern tire SuperiOrit6t blcM au Iae
peIder ljdg rieie eocd, nbt nnterperfrn Wcilte Shit
colem SelbfteWuBtieDn ia9te ie, i'm @eGprdde ,,5A
oad,ts Wtie Mason CDtaurer) ia9te NeiB Taylor
CSobneioer), Idelnb, mir lcten uniere 0a,nen Ders
tau(Ien'" ~"
~aSarum bas 9'' fus Deie Naoen, ettpas tetrctfsu.
,,@Y, mein 9tame 1T GaYlcr (Sneicer) lnb uieiit
Ba.er mar Nalcn tein Wtauer). eSbr Nau,e it W2ds
icn (Maurer), ano Shr @ater mar SDlcr Cein gd,neb
1tis Wofou tnird,te nit ben 3dbuen, frat sie aas.
tlor abjldb auf ben SuB, uno CAB turs burauf cine
llnter9altuns CPAryl tDUSu e ibre Seinoil ii eits
luo CQSnbrteitsv.
9 ON auSfanbe .-8Dm Oiitteirbsn ,perb,Ik
ent9e ubt ob9elaufeMe suswanoerun9sperfu Greis
beitslld9er mit9etbeilt. Sin suswanberer BON bort
tpar nit Srau uno &inoern 9llob nad 9aore 9etpnts
men. CT I'D, nit einer Samilie enidlftn pDltes
AlS Der Gag Ger Abdiffun9 beranfdml nlatAte II f
nit eler Glrne aus Dem Stdube tene Srail u Ainbet
mittelcs suradaeno Cie lln9lIde, III bOcbiter BerA
spefmn9, 9en9 NIT tbren Stnoern ans Weer, FtiifStE
oiee uerft billetl, tno fpranS ibnen nad Gin otter
@ef Bate jd) in ein jun9es hubfhes dbheh rsI11f,
Dcnt III lieb er en Gi9enthum nerdnerte, unb nit sbt
mad, Amerifa siehen fpoDte. n SaDre perleg ne ib,t
bcimli, NIB nabn1 eine Saarfdbaft nit, nm an Der
oauo cues janseren Mannes auf letne Sbien iii lets
en- Der alre Jtarr fam betrbt snrid, orcauerifd NJ
ale jun9e Ntdcoben Derfud1ene. Sin rermbaEnbet
Nlann i'll &heinoaYeru, in Der Abldt, fd) bon kiner
tbeuern 3ansehre Sn trenner, t1adte fld unif bent
Qorpanbe elmer @e(hdftsreiie NIT eilter btttd er
Summe auf unb caprr, uno FAM 9Idlie big aSs BEN
fransrlhen @renScrte 6crbad,. 6ier brad er tkiit
sustetseu aus cera Ba9en Elm 8en ititb iuBte Ieas
len bleben. @r lieB MN feline Grau fcn.n,en, i'm III
IpFe9n, rDas e audi that aber nn9ludlier ipeie bins
tier Dad @ebeimniB fanl ols e ibren musten Ipbees
Ild)eia IN res Nfannes Nefetcer fonD 5br Gntldlne
mar jeet baic geflBt. sic iieB ibren W2ann le8e no
sler lag, nabut bds eb unb gen8 camit Mad NufsIE6
Il 80 parb Der 8etrii9eg Der Betrc8e5te. u
i Die 8tatsern icnen d. gs,p SsIssas sertsfrssb -
Olld 9reifsn. 3. !. sSssssss ss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10

Spriu9ftlo, SuinOis, IA. Mai.-Die 3peiat
Der Staatsbant pOn 5ainOis, su Gbscso uno Safos.,
oe tpuroen ein9eacSen, uo oeren baares @elo an bic
aeider 3e NIT ben 8anfen Der brieen soeftt gtaSs.
ten ibre 8aI5ablunsen anfdnst 70 uerptrtt e baSur&
ibren Sreibrtef.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-06-10

! Gin BnMer BON Gheiter eOunt9 Spa., DdSfb Wbse,
ft9te Sutter gum Gertauf anseboten. Der duBere
Gbetl oerelben mar frd, aber als fe oafgefhnitte
ruuroe fam ettpas gum 8Oridein, BON benz man nift
mnBre, Ob es Stter ODER Ga9 9etpefen, Gr maete e5
beSaben uno bMBte au6erbem }ene Dddrt eih, Die be
suflebern fur be Srmvn se9eben Wnrbe! ... ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE 1T seems that the Mir
ror has ceased an independent existence. The fol
lowing paragraph appeared in one of the Sunday
papers -
'The Mirror is married TO the Ladies' Compa-
MON All the right, title and interest in that popu-
lar and respectable periodical has been purchased by
Mr. Snowden."
II will be recollected that when we stated some
weeks since, that the Mirror was to cease at the
end the year, were very furiously contradict
ed but the truth is exactly we said. Indeed it
easy to foresee this event from the time that the
Mirror gotinto the hands of Mr.. Fanshaw, VINO is
very respectable, pious man, an excellent printer,
snd possessed of good business talent. But he
knows nothing about the management of modern
literary magazine. He is of the old school, and
cannot therefore be expected TO compete
cessfuy with the popular literary caterers of the
new school,
The able editor of the Mirror, Mr.. Morris, has
nothing to do with Its failure. He conducted it for
many years with great energy, taste and talent
But all that could not avert the calamities Of msma
nagement in the publishing department. We are
glad TO find that Mr. Morris is now freed from such
connection, and is at liberty to engage in what
ever new field literary labor he chooses to occupy
and which he can do with quite different chance
OF prof, from that arising from his late association
We have heard it intimated that he intends going
TO London for the purpose of getting some of his
operas produced, and we do not doubt he would in
that case meet deserved success. The volume of
his poems, just published in such magnificent style
oy Appleton, has served TO extend still more the
highly respectable reputation which Gen. Morris
has attained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

90 Mr. Barnum, the excellent manager Of the Anne
rican Museum, whom all the little folks Justly consider
their friend and benefacor having made arrangements
treat Santa Claus to cold collation. Christmas Eve
received in turn variety of curious shows for the ho
days Among the rest is splendid exhibition of Anma-
ted Tableaux and real Punch and Judy. These were
too large to put in stocking, and Santa Claus had
but one SET 80 he left them at the Museum in charge of
Gen. Tom Thumb who expects all the little folks in New
York, to come and see him with their fathers mothers
uncles auns aud cousins, any hour to-day he will
keep the performances going from ten O'Clock this
ing through the day and evening" Read the advertise
ment in to-day's Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

New GRANApA.-This part of the world appears
to be moving along quite successfully. Huran, the
president, is becoming popular, wars have ceased
for the present, and the government is paying of
the public debt. We notice that Sea Island is raised
in increased quantities. and sold at five cents at
Carhagena and at profit, too Shortly this article
will come IN competition with our Sea Island In
deed it has already.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

The AGE OF LIGHT.-Ths is emphaticay the age
of light The dark ages have undoubtedly gone
forever, ahd henceforward our path is to be ilIum
mated, and all darkness dispelled We have all
kinds of light-light upon finance, morals, philoso-
ply, religion, natural history, mechanics, and in
short all the known, and some unknown sciences.
The last kind of light we have seen, and by no
means least in splendor, is the light emitted from
the " Solar Lamp" for sale by Messrs. Woram and
Haughwout, at their old magnificent stand, SCI
Broadway. These are your really polite gentlemen
of the old school; it is pleasure and luxury to
trade with them, just to enjoy their good old fashion
ed honesty and courtesy In addition to large
and splendid assortment of all manner of gas oil,
chandeliers, glass, cutlery, &c, &c, the new Solar
Lamp, which we have examined, will be found a
very decided improvement upon the old astral lamp,
and well worthy the trial of any one about to pur.
chase. We have known Messrs. Woram Il Haugh-
wout's establishment for many years, and can with
great pleasure assure the public that 1t is place
where good articles and moderate prices, strict in
tegrty, fair dealing, and genuine courtesy will al
ways be found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

CLEANING THE STREETS BY CoNTRAcT.-We dis
cover that the city corporation of New York have
finally determined to put the sweeping and cleaning
of the streets out TO contract, for period of five
years.
This ls a measure of vast Importance to the citi-
generay and the proper disposal of the con-
tract to suitable person depends to great extent
the comfort and health of the people
To fulfil a contract of this magnitude in the best
manner, requires the right sort of man. He ought
to be responsible enterprsing, and industrious; of
sound judgment and ready tact; and one, who
would under all circumstances scrupulously and con-
scie ltiously perform his duty 10 the public.
We trust the joint committee of Aldermen, to
whom the disposal of this contract is delegated, will
look to the man, and not to his local. POLITICAL or
partizan character at they will consult the in.
terest Of the city, and secure the services of such an
individual, as shall be best qualified TO carry out
with spirit and pride the will and wishes Of all con-
cerned.
II would prove very unfortunate for the reople,
should the committee award the contract 10 an in
efficient family, political, or other partizan, who
might attempt to convert 1t into sinecurc, regard
less OF the public veal.
The want of energy and enterprise, or the exist
ence OF other dsqualliying circumstances, might
cause party TO fail at a critical of the year,
to clean the Streets and put them IN that condi ION
calculated TO preserve the health of the city; and
b fore a corrective could be applied, widespread
mischief and suffering might result.
We know majority OF the committee, and have
reason 10 hope and believe they will act indepen-
deutly of mere family and partlzan influence, and
award the contract to the best qualified person; or
to one, who by his diligence, zeal, and good faith,
will be most likely to fulfil the just expectations Of
themselves and the public.
We have no interest in this measure beyond that
which any citizen might common feel for the
public good We shall continue TO watch the
ana sohcitude When we consider the large amount
VI ioney gathered by taxation, to be paid TO a
uac,oi ,or so long period, and that the proper fulfil
,hep. VI we contract s so closely connected with
the committee appears very great
LEI 'ne eoIil'nlt.es therefore, act with firmness
ustee and inoepe and they will receive the
| people at large. A Co,srI,rrvsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

GKS. Tom THuMB.-There is no mistake about
this chap He is the real Tom Thumb who fell into
the batter pot, and afterwards killed bumble-be
with darning needle in duel He is the greatest
dwarf in all creation, and little as half dozen OF
the gigantic SIR Godfrey Hudson, who was dished
up in Christmas pie for the amusement of an Eng.
lsh Court. 1t is needless to say that Mr.. Barnum
has him at the American Museum, batter pot,
needle, humble bee and all, where all the young
folks can see him this day. He is little rising six
inches high little under twenty-five years Of age
and weighs not quite nothing at all, if he does that
Barnum is taking the city with perfect tempest Of
curosities and amusements. But we must not omit
to mention that Gen. Tom Thumb only remains this
day Monday at the Museum; and as there will be
such immense crowds Of people there to-day, it is
matter of humanity to advise those who don't want
a squeeze TO go early in the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

ANrHrrHEArRE.-There Ia to be forenoon, an after.
and evening performance at the Amphitheare in
the Bowsry to-day. psntomme and the best riding
in the United States besides the extravaganza of Emm
the King Of banjo players and the hssology Of Master
Perss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

FAIR AT NBLo's OF THE SKAMEN's HOME SOCIETY.
This society has been holding fair at Niblos for
a few days past, and will continue open this day
also. There will be sale of the articles exhibited,
this evening at o'clock. We believe the object is
praiseworthy and recommend the fair to the atten-
ton Of the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

NAvAL--The U. S. Steamer Poinsett arrived at
Savannah from Norfolk, on Monday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-26

Hon. ID. 8 Dickinson, Lieut.. Governor elect. and
family, have arrived in Albany, and have rooms at
Congress Hall
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Arrivals.

HewARps-The Hon. Isaac Hill arrived at this house
and departed yesterday for Washington.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
70 the Public.

In congrauia,ing readers patrons advertisers and
the public in general the glorious advent Of the birth
day Of our Lord and Savior sincerely assure them OF
the feelings of gratitude that leel for the unexamped
support and patronage extended towards the Herald not
only during the lss year. but since its establishment
il May, 1885.
In the space ofme that has elapsed since the organza
ton OF this establishment, newspaper ever passed
through such fiery trial of attacks abuse, libels, and
aroeious calumnies, have experienced Yet in the
midst OF such misrepresentation have prospered to
hearts content and overcome every obstacle made
progress We have at this moment, the largest the best
aid the nest respectable circulation of any ns,vspaper
Ner York-and advertising patronage is so great
that have difficulty TO find for the favors of our
generous patrons.
In proof OF this we annex the following documents
which sneak 70 the mind al once =
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MORE STEAMERS Losr.-The Valley Forge, an
iron steamer, is engaged at the Grave Yard She
cost $4,000 The Loyal Hasma was stove in by
the ice on the Mississippi, near the mouth of the
Illinois, and sunk. She cost $4,000
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SIR CHARLES BAooT past restless day on the l7th
instant. lie cannot live much longer