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bennberh1tteten uiern te5 reutltheu NNsns ccnn er
tam oleDst ME Gus Ieinem Sountp. uD bilt aus dls
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Sle babcn felue before 5:tteh 9esnad,t.
Sle babsn ce W.ei5 Der IDrpoufre cc5 Qallculaltcs
uitDl crhchtt.
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e,fuur, cle Ne in S,artctcsrtrie9e maet'teH.
&rlt prn Shlr! -1Hnit IN Gid, ab"rmal.
cl;ru, tuacnver prcduHSem Der udml,tcn ,rei leucu
u1ei ole Gem ertrauen, Dor sWel abren - lebr m,b'
bran!tte -Cas SpruoAtpo.t !lar:
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ole end, ihon tautnc aN'I BE- osem II babeI, II. 3
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-07

Ohio ftten tndy[cfTcn dbsuodmten, irs Ga Der Stoat
ntdt nad ibrtnt MMnftFe in &cnlree Dttrife eiRoe.
theilt Uiiroe lino bier fiAo ott 8epelle :"
Ger NeraMSstber jemet 3ettun9 ldt nun cine Heibe
eieini9unaen, uHtsrseidnet Urn iehr 9eldteten 8e:
tpchnern enes GeuutfS fcIgfn, Die ale pie Cbe Se'
fhpIotannS as tudtr HetvetfeN.J
anmertung. Stst MitbitrSer haten Wir nexe
He'retle, cae I Die Q@HS Nltgeoer unerer @eiee3es
ting Ehru leBteM ntet Scrdbrceet, il mir mcd,sen
i1gsn uerld,pSrcn hattert tlere 9eies chung anfsW
breen. 90e nio ii, j1/ lDtt nieocrtrdti9 1T 60 nun,
Denn cle @hi9flbrer behanNttn, Vvin9toI6 Bill babe
lie ~ ocm Shrttte ueranIaBt 8epeiSt uMs md,t Der
rbtle slrfI oeutLi, bo3 Ie @ Su Der Iu 'r3en Thar,
unere 9etBoebung itber BEN J1uien 3u tpcr1eut uno
uifere &WltltuiUn NIT TnBen 81 fteten, ihcM lin vt
ocrithro'cU b1tten ehe I'D, Die 0sfs ebun9 oerams
uelte, NnN iel0Ild ncd che an BDinacnS gil 9eoact
,rMroe Ca5 bic oemOtratiithe Wehrheir cen Staar
ndt eintbeilen pilrce, De eS cie lNhi9S clnlhten,
mar ehr natilrIid. Is nile in Der Chat eiae ld'0ne
SScihihte. rpcmm cine pom Sste e,pihlte Webrheit ,
ben @efehlcu Der Miur.rte ate, Irld, Gin 8ehcran,
Der Webrbett 9e9en bic WInoerheVs Dare Serr1th am
8clfe.
Mitbr9er! Tie cb9en 9ctpeile uerftn ale Die 8er:
orebun9en unc eulen, cMrd9 Die bic 4Sb9fuhrer, ai
llntoiten Bpin9tcns NiQ Id snhan9 ~ Yerlhaien fl
IEhi,funlrfrecncr Gut iu beu9en iucheu baltet ibs
men rce Repce Dor a9t ibnen, oaB ibr sM ebrli, su
frehet5liebeno leio, Tim leId EhiuclideM 8errab iu
untert;cw reraeft es uit, e ja r8eM, wos aus Den
cen ~9uten 3eisen" 9rrucrcen it, Die e GadD i" 1910
OeriprahcM
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Iretet Sieuue te5 &Cn9rciIes, cine Hittfdrjit iHr
lrennun9 Die fer Lorre ben INT Q u
eiHrelte oer9eEt e5 nidt, o1B eieer Schu 8 Acam5
ucu Zen . 10 @9i9s eiu9eIarcu it, in OaY!cn cine
S1ece ~ b1!ten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-07
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Ser neMe Iorlff.

Die Ntl, ,isuu1 Der @larsu aslt'iebt auf Die bisbe
ri,e eiie, ruciu plcs Die Gcmiicn fur liver einbs,
drifFene Soften eereuet, ehe Ger 3ou db9cfddsr MIR
SSue natp .. @eieB \. 1884. neucs 6;eS
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2Ssns y. SISs Sts.sn. asarsira une lsar(ala ~
Aucrrs N.lnt y. SWtlEn Ia
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rsn .,rIntreib, 9. tterrcib, prcuBcn, Gars
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ie5 nUN iU9eEce %>cit.n'mnn5en:
l. 6re, itno ale sttsel, wed,e bic O. etaateu eees
vim 9 i'll ,Drem elSenea yebraushe imyerrirt.
= = e. )lno aus prUeutte Der Der. SbsGrn. bic ers
prrrrI aaO Surud9ebrat werseu, cesse, hen Suer n.
psrlcM.peS St9entpun uSn 3 Staaten 8lrqeru, bic
auBc. SAno ltarben.
Srcl ],Mo 8emd(rc une g5ilbbauerArteit, ,>enn tE
urn ausparts lebenoen ameritanid9ea &autlern ver6
Iteriir Nnrcen
a. 5rei ewm ATE RleicuussfEde, QfF:tten Nanhs
nIf3sea9 eintreFenrer erlcnen. wenn rergleieM inf
Irru tlilel @.braulhs itno.
5. 6rei ilno aus pnyittif5en apparate, SwRrusiedi
lie, Sader @barten, Statuen, 8emdloe ,e. &C.. weiw
ne be,ncers ucn eNer tuReafhaftltbes Sceetif, tdk
oet,e, Sd]ae &c. at threm Getrau in,pcrttrt werEvi
6. 6rei Il, arltcmila,e prdparGte, Rathinewu,Os
belle Hno ancere Runiis8a aonnaeN nasMraefsj6tl,t
SpccimeuS, tSarteniimereien, Neeren, gufe a. Neaes
ltabeu, Die hauptfihlid auin 1drbes aebrauf ,rsr1
cen ale Graebnife ameritanifder 6iIhereen, Tfichte
aus !2etiuoen, 70 tpR 1bee une lfee, spenn e III al
merfantlden Sdycn oSn ca imprrtft suercen; no &c
p1tien.
T. Sci ftuS aIe slpctbefersemidit, Nseein9; GpGAes
nile @clc. uno Siltermunien, &pauletten, @uti ,c
lie auferesten 3eae uo in Cen neun er(9en Abfbtj
Ilunaen ces @eict:S nan haft Semddbt.
Secticn 10 percronet b1B aIe aufesdbIe 9rtitel ts
ncu ,ca ucn 20 prrSent Ucm gserfbe beiahler aaien
geeren H. Ods nod fernere 10 prc,ent a,if 6nsnf.
lid,e Sa1ren faleM, Die IN nidtameritanheR SdtiTM
IMP. rti,t reroen.
Seeticu 70. Ale 3SQe mhden baaf entricttef sve1s:
ven, ceer Die @ifer peroen Hnh 60 Iaasn pc tdlft-
cie llbriaea Secf besiehn 0ct a
ole auf Strafen fat scaaeles. .lietesssefu9aet M e
aihf tautbt geiaafsn 2yttel te,dblett fenlel6e 9t
oelbea Siejfai2ea s5ablsn, pc ilHea al
t6mN
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-07
8craeRt ee niMtl

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Dae Die QHtilorllfotratie bel cnem @hrcnmatI, tos
lie ccm britltlheM xcro III burton am 1iteu B. Mou.
III 0tep Yort eaten, be. Cent e lte" Irn'pr"be s"f
cas- lSuM ccs ,Dri(oenren oer Y:r. Staatcn fciMeM
Hlut ces SeiflS ucr d 9abcn, pa6(le aber, oIs Der
lrintwcuch ,,sluf cas- 9vcbl Der S6nisu pen SH9
LAMB !" aaSsetratt puroe, cur our'0bs inrs 5reu.
De unO ibre Yiebs 81 ,, stb.onen" Su erfennsn
9Aten -D1es vt eue 8sletoi9Mn fir unlere 0taticn
DaNiclY rs s i r.-Cteicr 9Raun brutbtc eU
nem lru'tiprut, aus. lei eiMem MtttasSmah, weldes
5crO sibburtcn III Sbrem it Dlininatcn oeaebcn wur
o., wcrtn er ete SebauptuH9 aueite, oaR Die &rn,9M
herrihe - Sat er raS GN d unO Den ISohlitane ces
9clfs ocn @nslane mad, Cen felt crci Mcnacn cinIau'
fenben Gad,rhten ucu rcrt herIhencer Seun9ersncth
dbsemeeu, crer nad, cen fpaterm Beritcn Don slut'
rNhr unp SlMtcer0el1eM
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05

HARVESTING GRAIN.

Millers have long been aware and farmers
have generally admitted that wheat or other
grain cut a few days before il is perfectly re
pened, will make more and better flour than
II suffered to stand too long before harvcs-
ting. There seems to be enough of the de-
voloped juices in the stem and ear to perfect
the filling of the kernel, while the envelope
or bran does not become as thick, dark, and
hard as when the cutting is too long delayed.
Grain that is lodged or struck by the rust or
mildew, should always be cut with the least
possible delay, as in the first case the straw
becomes worthless while the kernel will not
improve; and in the last instance, the lon
ger it stands the more rapid and extensive
will be the deterioration Of both the straw
and the grain. Cutting provcnlsthc accunu-
laiion Of more of the juices in the straw,
where the already rupnrcd vessels and cu,-
Gle prove that they are not wanted, and the
appropriation of those that remain will be
carried on by the kernel until the stem is
dried. Grain cut before il is fully rpe,
ihreshcs with more difficulty than that which
stands till fully matured, but since the ccncr-
al Introduction of machines, this objection
has not the weight that formerly belonged to
It. There are various WAYS Of putting NJ
the s!cavcs of wheat in the field to cure, be-
fore they go the stack or barn. Some put
six together, pressing their heads in as small
a space as can be, and then Gaping them
with seventh; some put Il dozen sheavcs
together, by twos, and cover the tops with
two sheavcs placed butts together in the cen
trc but unless it is necessary the grain should
stand long time before carting; as good "A
way as any, perhaps. is to set up the sheavcs
by twos, nleio|y leaning them gently against
each other, and without any Gaping at all.
This system is praciced by Our most extern
sive whea, growers, and while it requires less
labor than any other mode of setting up. is
found to occasion as little loss, and live foil
as much securil, to the grain, as any that
can be used. When, however, it is ncccssa-
ry that grain should stand several weeks in
tic field il should as soon as dry be put IN
small stacks Of six or eight shocks each, and
well capped aud and secured agains, rain.
CUticmOr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-05
From the Olive Branch.
A SCENE AT FONTAINHLEAI


Napoleon was conversing with Josephine
when one of the officers entered, and announ.
ced young woman from Lyons. sWhat
is her business with me 2 Some petition.
answered De MervIlle, the officer
Show her into our presence said he.
The officer soon reappeared, with lady
leaning upon his arm, whose face, as much
as could be scanned through the thick folds
of veil, was very beautiful. She trembled
as she approached the door
Mademoiselle,' whispered her guide,
kindly pressing her hand, take courage, but
answer promptly whatever question the En-
peror proposes. He dctesls hesi,alion.''
Then ushering her into the spacious apart.
ment, he bowed and retired.
The trembling girl, perceiving Napoleon
on whom her fondest hopes dependad, for
got herself and her timidi,y she though, on
ly of another. Throwing herself at the feet
of Napoleon, she exclaimed in voice chok.
ed with emotion, Mercy Sire, l sue for
mercy and pardon She could articulate
no more.
Josephine stepped from her partial con-
cealment, and approaching the ground, con-
''D"'SN ''o'N ~ wv ~ llhllilSilS WORDS OF
encouragement to restore the courage of the
young petitioner, than even the Emperor by
the graciousncss of his manner as he babe
her arise.-'Your petition, Mademoiselle,
said he.
Henrietta Armand (for that was her name, J
looked imploringly a, the Emperor, and ex-
claimed, 'Ah, Sire, ask pardon for Louis
Deamarre, who is condemned TO be shot on
Tomorrow Oh! gran, him your royal par
don.'
A cloud gathered on the brow of Napole-
on as he interrupted her wih-'.A deserter,
Mademoiselle; he has twice deserted. No;
he must be made an example for the remain.
der of the regiment
But, the Cause Of his deserion cried
Henrettc in agony: She was compelled to
join the army against his will
What were the causes OF his desertion 2.
interrupted Napoleon.
Two weeks since answered Hcnriette,
she received news that an only remaining
parent, his mother, Sire, was on her death
bed, and longed day and night to behold hel
son again. Louis knew that relieve or re-
lease from his post was impossible. Hi.
mind was filled with one thought, tina, she
might close her eyes forever, ere they rested
on son she loved so fondly.
did she def asked the Empress will
interest.
mo, madame replied IIenrette, she al
last recovered. But hardly had Louis re-
ceived her blessing, been folded in her arms
ere Re was torn from her grasp by the Off
Gers of justice and dragged hither.-Oh
must he die i! Mercy, Sire, beseech YOU
'Mademoiselle, said he Napoleon appa.
rently softened, this was the second offences
name the first, you omitted that,
1t was said Henriette, hesitating and col
oring-it was-that he heard was to marry
Conrad Ferrant, whom detest as much as
lie does added Henrietta with naicette.
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There Is no man., as every body knows,
who can STIR up the hodsc TO wrath, as John
Quincy Adams. IIiSabhorrcnco of calm
is equal to that of nature to "A vacuum.-
Strong, fierce intellectual collisions appear
essential to his existence, aud time and again
VIC are more than half provoked with what
seems TO be mere cantrips of the old man.
BIT how clorions he comes out of them all.
lou ever find HIM battling in behalf Of some
great principle or exposing with bitter mock
cry and sarcasm the hollow pretensons of
the dcmagogues he encounters. Nothing
gives him more pure delight than to dissect
a humbng with torturing precision, strip it
Of all DISCUSSES, and exhibit the poor miser-
able, naked, dclormed sham TO the derision
and scorn of all beholders. HIS touch is
like that Of Ithurel's spear. The Gcnd starts
up at once in his native proportions !-But.
idcertiscr.
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less make the best of husbands. You Lieu
tenant Louis Deamarrc are discharged from
your regiment. Return to your native val
lcys with Henrctte, as your BRIDE
Here, said the benevolent Josephine
emerging from the recessed window, 'hcro
are one hundred louis d'ors, as the marriage
dowry oflIenrictle.'
A charming blush sulliuscd the cheek Of
tho beautiful girl as she received the purse
from the hand of the Empress.
Long live Napoleon, exclaimed Louis
as with heart too full of grateful emotion.
for further utterancc, he took the hand Of
Henrietlc, and making graceful obelsanct
quilted the apartment.
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"Pwch, on The London Chaioari," is
sues the following" Trade Report" for the
week ending on the 18th June:
=" Beer is still fiat in your own jugs, and
seidlIz are on the rise every where. Bones
are steady at I'd Cor ,Vfee ponds, and wine
bottles arc in demaA4Hat five farthings. New
milk from the cow Is become dcarer since
the recent extraordinary rise in chalk, AND
as far as the wine ,gatc is concerned, the
sa%pagH' dealers ha ye ,d been png old
on account of the healthy appearance of the
hedges; and tie Arrival of four bargcs laden
with sand has PROD Jed powerful effect Oh
inferior sugars"
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LegiStative Anecd0tc.-One sultry after
noon in the month of June, while the congre-
gated wisdom of New Hampshire were as
sembled at the Capitol, an honest member
OF the House, who had been reluctantly sum
moned to the scene Of his duties from the
dinner table, where he had been freely in
dulging, stretched himself out on one of the
seats aud was quietly enjoying nap, when
one of the sovereign people," who had
seated himself in the gallery to overlook his
servants, happened to observe the aforesaid
member in his recumbent position, and with
out ceremony bawled out" Halo, Mister
you man that's mapping it on the bench there
the state don't pay you two dollars day
Or sleeping, | eau tell We. So wake up
wake up!" BY the time the above speech,
which was delivered in no ordinary tone of
voice, was concluded, the House was in a
roar-lhe sleeper arose, frightened half out
eff his wits-and the Speaker ordered the
gallery cleared.
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HE ANOMALIES OF THE CoINAGE.-Thc
recent proclamation of the Queen on the sub
ject of light sovereisns,' has drawn forth
many comments from the press. The Lon
don New Era thus discourses upon the ano-
males ofthe coinage:
Folks complain that they sweat to procure
sovereign, and others sweat to get rid of it;
if they let il 90 by they are 1oored, and II
they would 90 buy they are done. 1t is
heavy job to get pound, and light job
TO pass it I; the current coin will not meet
current expenses, and they find to their cost
all IS not gold that glitters.' Glovanni's
ladies were in error when they said that they
would rather have guinea than a one pound
note.' Joe Hume is ready to demonstrate
that if man loses I'd. in pound, he has
paid his income tax by anticipation. This
is poser for the revenue, and comfort in a
hurricane. 1t is bitter blow to monarchy
and the arts when sovereigns are found wan
ting, and their very likencsses are not passa-
Bile We may all join chorus
The Mint gave us one pound, the Bank it gave US
two,
And now we are wilhou, pound thank 10 the law
and Jew