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ten Des bcudnbbeu Roni9s, icH bic ntfabe iein. Der
preiBifhe 3Snt9 rirb hbrigns GOinburS unb bic }ots
tilfen Sscd3lan6e be(ud,en. 81 ,sasss
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04
efert fcloenoe8 Neiu!tdt !:
$2s,ss7,544
$S5,6S5,426
28,597,544
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suuroen sndbreno oefer7 Sabre mebr en9efnbrt, ais
ausseflbrt, unb reduet man biesu ben Betrag. Der
bMr palagtere uno tber Vdno aus N9ertfc uno@dndsI
ba III Die Der. Staaten 9ebradt nurbe, 70 barf man
ben trnerbalb Der Sabre semonneuen Setra9 bon
Spesie auf penistens 80 Ntiaicueu, ooer auf II bis
IL Meilicneu per Sabr 1T slnlhla9 brin9en. Dence
man (d1 nun 1u benz betrlbenoen Diloe, neldes nns
bic uueladen Gcleen Der 3ablunssetnifeQan9 setst.
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NaRe Der 8anttn.

Srantlin Sdnt bon Cincinnati
Ga TaDette 8auf bon @ncinuatt
eiie Sniurance ltnb Grult @ompaenie
Bauf BON Sdn1tlton
Banf BON Eenia ."
BaHt BON DaDtcn
llrbaua 8antin9 @rnpa9nie > ..
Sranftin 8anf bon @clumbus ..... .-..-..
@ltmtcn 8dnf bon GrlumbuS .:--..
8aut Don @ireleoiae
Qauealter 8ant +
8anf BON @bicotbe =
Commercial Bant bon Gcicte
8auf bon Warietta
BAIT bon WauSfiu9unt
Bant bon 3dnespilIe
8anf BON ct. glair5oiQe
Banf bon Weount 9lealant
Farmers 1uo Oed1auits Bant ucu Steubenoile
@oluutbiaua 8auf bon Neu'9isbpa
9Sestern GcIerUe Sanf
8dnf Don @eau91
8anf bon Waflllpn
8auf pom Boclfer
Commercial Sanf BON Cafe Grie
|Sanf bon 9tprtpalf
8anf bon SanousfD
|Gonmerctal Saut bon Cincinnati
Sanf bon @leoelaub ...-....
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04

Sdbr at dbr mebr Spese nS 9lslal1o trieb, 70 f6nz
nen mir lnlerer bemof ratihen @ees9ebung nur Oant
lple FIR oas nmId5t9e nno burd9retfence 8aar;abs
lun9sseiee. ,.. =
sbY Die Convention oer 8anten sn Columbus fd,eiut
NIT thren @edften 3u Cube. Sol9enbe 8aufen baben
d) nun eutlblolTet bonn 4ten Nedr3 all, benz Gelebe
entlpredenb, Specie 3a Sablen Die rontlin, @ontmer
ctal, eacDette Banf BON @tncnnat Gruitccn,pa9nie,
@lintou 8ant Don @olumbus, Commercial 8dnf BON
SeictO, 6armers u. Medanite gane BON gtutenpIe,
Banf bon D1Dtcn, fenta, Npcter @trclepiIc, Ca[te)
Mariett1, Wu5fn9un, 3auesoiue, ct. @lair6piGe,
9terpaeSbcn, WedRlcn, Tcripalf, SanousfD, @eau9a,
lSeltcrn Fsleroe, Wont We1iant. Ot1n 9laubt, olB
nod cu9c anoere Saufeu biecm getpele fc[9er tpers
Den. =-' .- . =:
SpccleS1blun9en Der 8anfsn.-Der Senat bon 0}1s
rDtanO bat erlrt, oaB e5 nid SWefmdBi9 Ie bic 8as
fen Oor benz Is. 9lgult 1912 3t Specte3ablun9cn su
Srn9en. Ole III Der @jeiebBebua9 bon YenniYluanen
pcrlte9cnoe Bill, Die 8auen ioSIel su SpecteSabIuus
I9en anSnhdlten, miro, dlem Sernutben n1db, paren
Iunb-aud) bon pem Gcuoeruear 9enebn,t9t ,ueroeu.
SIT Der @eies9eban9 oon Gent1dY le9t cine BID Dor,
lud peler Die 8anfeu crit ant llten OtpUentber 1912
Spece 3u Sahlen b1be 1tlto alb oann ntdt ~ II
III d] Die Bonfen BON HetpzSrlean5 big oabin Spes
Ice 3ablelt, II II 10 E 1t db Die SGcntudD 8dnfeil
bt3 pdbn fir bic Dcn bnen otsccnrten SehIe. mels
Ic til 0epSrleans ablbar ftno, BON Den urIpr1n9iiz
|then Sduloucrn eutneoer lit Spece ODER it ot(tden
|9Sedtln 3ahlun1 erbaten. Dies beiBt nit anoercn
IQSorten: "oie 8anfen fOunen nad Selieben Speete
iablcn cocr nidt" Dap c, cbne auf oas 8efttmmtes
es heiu an3ehalten su rsroen pie Spece5ablunsen 70
Iw:tt hlnauSSufheben, ais m69id', per{tebt Qd pom
lebit. @5 lts9t in brem'Gort6sle. sic batten nun
IS Sabre 3eit, T auf SpeeieSa Sabluu9en porsubereter
Die S1ufen Die wibreno oieler 3et Die brisen Dor.
tebrun9en btew niht re#eu fruuten, werten es audi
ME finncu, aBer e pllubern oas Qrlf nod mehr, ais
Dies ltcn Sc l1ebcn Sebcr 9Iuflhu6 it 9efdbrh unb
c5 plre nun bic botte 3e, ;n erfabren, pelCe Sats
fen Sabnu96fibi9 icien uao welde nidt. DAP iu Der
Gees3ebuua Don Je,rtuefp unto in bent Senat bon Gea
rvaHo ole Bbt9p1rtei Uorbcrrle, beoarf tur Der Gr
pIbnunJ Die Wbt9partct lp1r BON jcber bic @ortfubs
lreriu Der S1ufen uno oeS SanfaoelS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04

Spau M-Oer Ne9eut @spartero bat Id) ernts
ltf 9etpeieert ben GnmlBunsen ocs fransbIIhen @et
1anpten uadsu0eben, pelder Derlan9t, etue 8e9laus
Der G0ni9in SIabeua etnsubdnot9er,
pbne baB Der e9ent babel 9e9epdrti9 1T. Oas Sour
nal oes Oe6dts ment ooB nber biclen, bic etiquette
alIein betrefenoen Streitpunt unausblebltd ob Gin
&rie9 stpiIhen Sranfret II. Spauen enpinnen reroc.
Die Jteoe bes Hc9enten bel @rbfnun9 ees @ortes
miro ais trdft9 IT, enorn9d 9elhtlcert Die Staatss
umo Die S6renpetulatcuen lolleu em @nce nebmen.
@r piG 8anfen i1ad) bem lbrttiIhen ate elnitbren.
Durd, ein f6ni9l. Iecret ppm 9en Dec. wro feit9es
fekt pag ale Gjeb6uee, bic bsbcr aIs Gloter bon ben
oufaebo6eneh seitlthcn Sriloer> oShweterihaften
beBt purbet, perfaut uno oaB bic SeSabun9 III ult'
6eSabten 3tnsbebent9un9en 9eid'ehen part 9lle Sn1
Serfanfe Der le9enoen @uter Der Selt9etitttdeh ou
nddens aeftritten perben Der 9Sertb ocrclbcn piro
,u 1000 Weiliuen SilbersGeal5 Cpcrrn elnen Dollar
ansmaeten) 9eld}det.
9tu6lan b.-Der GGinter trat ant lsteu Dec III
etcrsbura tpiebcr eil. 9ln oie|em Gage puroen bic
9rrsen 8ren, tpie jcren Binter 9eIdiebt ab9cbrDdz
Iengsrm lten Sau1ar ait fol- cine 3etIhrft III cn9l.
Sprad,e nnter oem TtteL ""S Petersburg English Re
views bort erfdeinen.
6 nr fet.-Die pforte mad)t ernitltd1e Mtberlpritz
che geaen Die @nIetung ber Dr. 9lleranocr ais Sobrf
bon Serulaem. Sie fd9t NIT grocer 8eltimmtbet oaB
fein en9hfAproeifa Sllhcf III bcm 9auoe ert
rem fca Cir Stratforo @annng, Der neue en9liitbe
@jefanote Bet Der pferte, miro inceB bic Sae IOn
tpiieu.
Die Scorlduu9en Der Gbri(ten III Sul9arien burd
titrtihe nne albanAe Sruppeu lno pieber augefan9s
en unb Der @1et Der lln;ufrieoenbe berrt IN bieicr
@ropins-Sn SDrisu 1T alles rubig. Die en9tlfhen
Gruppen babeu oas eano 9dn5lt 9erdumt uno bic trs
fi]c Seasnn9 bon SeDrut 1T BON bort nad Sable gez
sc9en, Tim Die nnrubisen Serso6lter Sn enttpafnen,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04

fet. Die @utfhulosuns "uaucrberei
tet' 1T 6aber nd1tig, uuo nadbem mir lns ourdGb
Iaden t6er5enSt baben, baB Die 8anfluspenEcn bon
abr an abr uebr Spesie ins 9uslano trieb, 70 f6ns
nen mir nerer bemof rotifben Geles9ebuns ,ur Dant
piiIen fir oas nmIdti9e unc burdsreifence 8aarsabs
lun9sse1es. .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04
$50 iii Deter G5brDter I?

$50 iii 91eter S6rDter
aus Meinbetm, in grusber;O9tbum Baben.
cfaster 4ettr rSter ranoert 1891 mad Amsrita, ame
fra III &apmaters Gtnwtren, ehpa 80 O1eilsn ron Ha.
more, In Qrtttt Setfanetn. a..- s.se
ne @1wetttr Oaria asbalrna, 0attin bsltnterIArits
semen, rnft ebnli bm lu btren. Gr (es cbsr @r&s
benn ein Nuftntbat ttannt it, brsl4 seteten 9a
ribt untsr fe!stnrer Artrefft lu setsn:
Getnrioh &ieE.
care Of ?. Kaufman and Co., Canton, Ohio.
9tart Co.. Mar,4. ls42. "a. AIM.
@ 0eutfae 8a:ter, tefonters isns in 4amrre unb Dere
Co., no stteten rtts Safrase einsea In brta @palttn
en,uruden rrburd e uns ju 0esencienftn perpd&ttn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04

&C. Die NIT tciethnet 1Iu6 gebrcdeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-04
@tu Die Treunoe oct oeutl1en @onoention
In Il q II RRrein / Ter @ Ia q ten

in Ben n8ereini9ten Staaten.
Slm ;tpctteu Sebruar B. s. perlammelte Id) babier
ben Wtt9eoern Der @eutral>ecmnritte, bes Seminar
oirectcriun1s ltno ben ndtmobnenben Dele9aten nm
fd nber bic ISabl ettes N9enten Su beratben, ueler
i'm nterefc Der Contention uno nantentid, Der fcn
erOteten 2ebranftalt Jul pbdppsbur9 Dcufthlanb hes
reifen sproc, unl oaelbt Seitrd9e an @elo, 8idern
eanefarten, pbDfad1e Snltrumente &c CUR llntertl.
sung Der feitern Be9ranoun3 bes oeutid eaglilden
eebrercn'iMarS nno Der ban,it perbr.oenen bbbereu
Blr9erihul su pbilippsbura, Ga. M fau,u,elu.
Soerr s. g. SpeDerer 1on 9)bppsbllra, fir oiele 81
9entldat elr,att9 er,pibl, ertldre, BAG er bereit
icy eleie aSahl an3unebnten uno fd Der Msent1haft
NIT aler tbnt Su gebcte ifebenben &raft pbne 9upru
et Nergiitung etner 3eitper dumnB 3t MAIDEN. i, u,,s
ter3eten, tpenn e: nit ben n6tbtSen Documenen. 70
pie nit ennsreifen @mtpfebluu9en fur Die uerfdiebes
nen Tbele bes alten 8aterlaibes ausAetattet perbc
e5rbem mir Bcrfebenoes IN Der ueber3eueung, bag
uniere Mtblr9er caS pole 8ertrauen tbeen merbeu,
rpeld1es mir tn Soerrn SpeDerer, Der Der Sod,e Der
eeutfd,en Convention tets nit 9Sarme Susetban mar
fesen, sur bentlien &enntniB brin9e, foroern mir
hermit Nle, oeuen bas seiifi9e Wobl Der DentIhem
i'm rteuen Satertanoe am oersen lie9t bic bon bem
9Sunlde beleelt b, oaB jene BON ber oentfden @ons
pentcn 9e9rhnbete eebrantat I'D, su inner h0berem
8anse erheben ltno einen e9uenoen @nfluB auf Bill
oun9 Der enffi9en Burger unierer Sretaaten ausben
mogc, aduf, bic geeigneten @mpfebunoen fur Seer
Speyerer sa bein 9enannten 3pede in bic oeriebenen
Ibeile Deatibldnos ldn9ftens big gnoe spril S.,
ba Serr SpeDerer i'm NaD ietne Neiie dn3utreten 8es
benft, inter Der 9tobrefe: F. G. SPEYERER care of
IT, Abel, Pittsburg, Pa, ,pc mo9lid pcrtcfre, iubem
hercard Der Safe Der Convention cine becentenbe Grs
fparntB eripad3len ruIrbe--ein{eneeu.
SIN 8ertranen alif Die Gbeilnabnte unIerer Mtbilrs
ger an ber Sode Der beutfen 8clfsbilbuns, alauben
birfen. q - Il
pittsbnrs, 6etr. 1912. @
&s ssss+isi p sss.3 SIT aitftras Der ecu'mittee
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SeTentltbe 0cncue.

SeTentlld)e Vcnoue. =. II"
Der ttntere@ntt ma9t btm uttum bemit tttannt, bat
Ct rntass rtn 2stn mars, g. tintm Gabau(e. stlso
gen IL Der 6lien 1nsearaas @trab in Canton fsnrt c
9cmtdnrt gum 0rrtauf austiettn wirp, ais:
Ia Gin 0dulswa9en, tn 0aus. >e1zu~
%TksSsNseN eNwasn, ltrrre, ein rcntIitiser @T5HM1M
SSaEISse$ en9lif1er -9tn9ff Susap, 6is, M13M
WctraHfc, 8drrcl pcatranpp 1000 Gfunb @9metnttiA
cine Anjob( 0eftn uo cDr cine WBinsne Iaebr init &a
ten cine 0sbinsns SOtunnn uer, Name 9ren 9adub'
9cssen 8urtaus cinn @crratD 9dulssef4rr 9dbtsss
tbrr, ttno cncn 9crratb rcn 6auS G1en ub qDtrtke.
ratb(baftcn, ,u redufS su melctn.
GfNnfans Der Senbue 1T um ltGr Gcrmtass Die Sc.
rn5anstn wecsa au bem Ssrstsrunssrase ketannt sat
Sdccb 6enkeL.
Canton, Iart Sl.Sm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-20
From EEavana.


HAVANA, Dec. g. 1912.
The schooner Ackcrmau has just arrived at this
place, bringing news from New-York up to the
10Th inst.
Business generally is dull-dead, in fact-no
ireishts American produce of all descriptions IS
good for nothing-will not pay expenses. Do beg
our merchants from Maine to Georgia TO cease
shipping here Why will they Better for them
would it be TO throw it off their docks, burnt IT,
do any thing with it, rather than send it forward
to this market. There is provision sufficient tor
a year to come piled upon our wharves and in
store-houses
This is one of the worst, the most uncertain
markets in the known world 70 send TO. The
dealers in provisions are combined together, and
will not bid one against the other. One will re-
present all ; then divide bis purchases among his
coadiutors, according to their wants
The city is dull; strangers are coming in. The
Rayels are playing al the Tacon Theatre The
weather is very unsettled, raining more or less
every day.
P.s.-The barque Adeline Eliza arrived at this
port on the Is, ins, on 81 days from New ork.
l.. w. r.
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II Health, sluies and Cornfort.-The , ara.
ham House, Is Barclay New-Yors pronsfs sI
TO Strangers stopping days weeks 10 Inc 49,
rarely offered elsbiy located on clean ana
airy street, very near the business part OF The eity d -
The immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat andihs
It's ar ITS are convenient sad neat, white lis tapse -
supp la the bes, Vegetables and Fruits thai can DC
proca ~, excluding entirely Animal Food and Stiacans
Of all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort made 70
render Boarders con ortable Shower Baths free Ike.
member rs Barclay.st.
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"A NEW SERHS OF
Temperance Tales.
BY r. :. ARTHUR

Bf j. >. ARTHUR. 81 ~
.9uthor of "Sir Nights Nth the Wash-
ingtonians," &c. sA 1a
The extensive. and still increasing
sale. and the widespread popularity
of Mr.. Arthnr's "Six Nights with the
Wa>hmgionians," and the urgent en-
treaties Of many distinguished lead.
ers in the Temperance cause. have in.
duced The Subscribers to make an
arrangement With that admirable
writer to furnish another series of
Tales from real life. -L. 10
These Tales will be published in
sixteen weekly numbers, at the low
price of sic and q quarter cents per
uumber, neatly stitched up m hand
some covers, suitablefor preservation.
To those who have read the former
series of Mr.. Arthur's Temperance
Tales, it need not he said that the
forthcoming series will be not onTv
deeply interesting, but will be calcu-
lated To do immense service TO the
great cause which they are designed
To promote. Like the "Six Nights
with The Washingtonians,r the sub
Iecis will be drawn from real lie, and
it will he the object Of The Author
to depict the horrors of drunkenness
in I'LL its varied and appalling .orms.
rs exhibited in different classes and
conditions of society, as well as TO
show the remedial means which Tenn
Perance associations furnish. In ac-
complishing this object, Mr.. Arthur
will bring TO his aid the same acute
observations, the same truthful de-
lineatIon. the same c~learness of mar
rative. and the same lofty morality,
which have marked his former pro-
ductinn; and it may be confidently
predicted that, through the influence
he will thus exercise. MANY an inebri-
ate will be rescued from the fangs of
the destroyer.
The price of these Tales is pur-
poseIy made very low. that they may
be brought within the reach of all
persons; and it is confidently hoped
that all who desire To see the Tenn.
perance cause flourish will aid in their
circulation.
Address, ros'age paid.
Cooley G. M'MICHAEL,
Publishers Hall IOI, Chestnut st.
TERMs-Single Numbers. so Ct
Whole Series Of 16 Numbers 90
Seven complete Sets. 500
Editors OF papers copying the above
will he entitled tn the Series.
, 1842-12-10
GOdey's Lady's Book.

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Edited by Mrs. S. J. Hale, Mrs.
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Music, &c. DC.
The July Number Of this popular
and elegant periodical viii commence
a new volume, and the publisher
takes this opportunity to assure the
public, that he will remit no effort IL
keep il, where il is now acknowledg
ed 10 be. at the very head of Amer.
ican periodicals. No expense has
been spared, and none will be. to
make its embellishments Of the most
splendid description. and in proof OF
what he has accomplished in this re-
spect. the publisher refers to the seri
es of brilliant %engraving>. both line
and mezzotint, which he has recently
given; while in regard 10 the future.
he thinks it sufficient tn say. that he
has now ready for publication numer-
ous plates. eve surprising in beauty
and interest those which he has AREA
dy issued. These will be given in
the course of the coming volume.
As to the literary department of
the Lady's Book, the publisher pIedg.
es himself, that it shall continue to
merit the superiority which has been
awarded ioitaIready. Nearly every
American writer of eminence contrI.
butes 10 its pages occasionally. and in
each number, besides articles from the
Editors, there are contributions from
Miss Sedgwick, Miss Leslie, N. p.
Willis and +. S. Arthur, a combina,
ton of talent which cannot be found
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, 1842-12-10
LIST OF

Remaining in the Post Office at Bowling
Green, Pike County, Missouri, on the
Both day of Sept. 1912, which if not
taken out within three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office, as
Dead Letters.
Robert Allison; John Adams; Debo-
rah Adams; John Bedford, sen. 9; Am
brose Clark; Doct. A. Crane; Walter
Crow; Philip Conner; Richard Frawne;
Miss Catharine Gatewood, 2; John w,
Graaord; Thomson Gentry; Thomas
Grafiord; Thomas Henderson; Rennev
Laforce; Jeremiah SAILOR; Margaret /.
Kerr; VIM. Mosley; Willis Mitchell;
Jesse Moss; Margaret Maddox; George
L. Mudd; Christopher Mitleberper:
Elias Norton; Alfred Oden; Philip Orr:
Duvall d. Phillips; G.. A. A. Riggs;
Henry Sewell; Mountjoy Scholl; Henry
B. Yeager, 2; Eli Watson; B. F. Wat.
kins, 2; James S. Walker. :
Fl. G. EDWARDS, p. M. ,
, 1842-12-10
Dissolution of Co. Partnershi,.

DtSSoiuflo" drtnershiD.
THE co-par,nership heretofore e,.
isting under the firm of Kent.
Eastin & Co., was dissolved bv nm
tual consent on the LIST ofSept. 1870
The business Of the firm will be- set
tied by either Of the partners in
liquidation only. All persons whose
accounts are unsettled are requested
to come forward and close the same
by pay ment or note. Z SIG
HENRY T. KENT
CHAS. d. EASTIN.
HORATlO T. KENT.
GAINESVILLE. Sept. goth, 1s42.
The undersigned will continue the
Mercantile and Commission business.
under the firm of Henry T. Kent B.
Brother. HENRY +. KENT. "a
HORATlO T.JKENT,
October lst. I842. tE-Ae.