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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

RY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
the Of us ss off Ts'y %sds and Of
Is:,dsS 8 dc 'i hereby isfsi. aa maxi:
Lima in the State Of Ohio eommeneinr ' on M"ndH the
I'm dy 81 Aosn't nex foe the disposal of the nis
nlts square situated ON the north side Of the Maumo
North of the base line and east of the me ridian
fractional sections and two, in township five OF
Fractional one eleven twcvs ,hneen twenty -four
TWENTY-FIVE, twcny-sS, twcatyseven hir'your 'nd thirty
five Of range nine.
fractional township six incudn: thu sixteenth section
rance nine.
Seton thirty -four, and fractional sections wentytwo,
SIX wv tyeNen twenty-ci;h t, triryonr Thirty two,
hiryhree ihy-d,e, and thrty'iy in town ship Of
Fractional sections seven eighteen, AMI in
SHIP SIX of range ten.
Also 4 TIE same time aud place, will be offered for sale the
Indian Reserves and which, treaty stipu with the
nafn p hon they were respectively ceded be sold
Fc NSiIa Of The base line and Of the merdsn
village, in township two of range four.
Section sixteen, in the Reserve Danchards Creek, in
Section sixteen, in the Big Spring Reservation, in township
South of the base line and east of the meridian
sscon sixteenth the Hog Cr2ek Reserve, township four
Sections sixteen in townships five aud six. in the wapaugf
konhetia Reserve, of ranges six and seven.
oee,n siheen in the Lewslown Reserve in township
So, At ,he same time and PLACE will be offered at public
Of the southeast fraction of section eighteen the
Sandnshy river in township of range fifteen
The sale will be keep, open for weeks uness the
are sooner disposed o) and no loser and private entries
the expii aon Of the two weeks
Given untermy hand the City Washington this twenty
JOHN TYLER
Acting d Commiss"ner of the General Land Office.
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Foreign Importat,on..

IA, LlA-Shp Mcrea-i ease q w Putnam b,s
bdl spear Criswold60J bics ina p;cui. h.n oo, ~ .
case bxs bale mdse TO order 'e" sapan Woo
HsynE-sh,p Emcrald-i3 pkys q H~ssepturv A. -,
Loeschigk Wisendonck-3 kessler COZ FavI Z; ~;
m'nn-2E Thorsrecken colo Wiener-7 " C,,,i,,' !
son-7 RS II M,hlsr-2 CsesS Lsaney--o FcoIIs,,sS
keese-li w Jsmes- q rodhue x cog q n Ii,rh 3
Coz Rolker-2 Bernhard Hofton-3 Brcar Beni,u,n &
COL Wicht Ssyr 3 EhIay-5 II Hepnsquin-I Be,,i
Kee-9 Edwards s,odd nd Boston.i schmidt Andrsa-i
Horstniann COIL Bernhard Hufton- II Wisner-I All.
cock Bun de Ia Rossier- Nelly jr X COS Rillier-e
Fsu he-2 Niaex'eux, Gourd COL y Hcmmsr ling
Lshaa krdmond-2j horlot Scheiei-i i A iohse-I ]
ksyser-2i B0iscc.u RuSc-i TIohl x Toblrg-I w II
HI,1rnann cc.5 t,dlsrn2 u Eseher-s Boa,haud 4
toni Hlyer-i3 Wright Sturges shaw-5 Bern Reese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
State of Trnde.

We notice large business in any branch of trade
The unfortunate position of the revenue laws quite su
icent to paralyze the trade of any country In Cotton
Tkel market has been quiet Shippers have purchased
very little being unwilling to subscribe the
buyers the demand having been chiefly from manufacture
ers. Sales OF the week2s50 Upland and Florida 81 or
900 Mobile g. 81. 200 New Orleans, 9I.-Totai 1850
Naval storessouthe Spirits of Turpentinc is taken
33c 1000 bbs new North county Turpentne for export
at 81 70 600 bbls were also disposed Of at 81 6ai cash
AMI 300 bb Wilmington Rosn at 81 % dcliv cred Coffee
ll27 bags Rio Coffee sold by auction at II lOc
200 bags do sold previously 81 O and 1902 bags
u 7lc all mos. By private sale prices remain without
alteration 400 bags Cu,a sold at ST &c; jio
0c; 450 do Laguayra 0s 1000 do Porto Rico 90 $50
do Old Java ii H. SO do (green.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
Passengers Arrived.

HsyRE-Packet ship EmeradFederick w Thlyer of Bos.
ton; Joseph Ba New York Alfred Buac Philadelphia;
Benoit Lyons Rudolph. Pcgust Southeastern. stras-
stsersge.
HA'ASA.Bark viTginia-Nss Brown Mrs Elizabeth Gul.
MsT.sx, Blacker, NJ SobrIno
Msnks-Bcg star-NIn Bull two children and serv't;
NJ NJ, dwell End daughter; Rev u Crihp and LADY, G ?
,f"x ana child; A Hammond and lsdv Rev e Water
wu,i nnr Clark Chairman, Coles II @ Bost-
hail = h Smith. w Kindon. Debo, n Hub
c ArALi,cHnc9LAIBrg Elen-Nr Bowdrn MIR Tillcr WIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

GALE ON LAKE MIcHIoAS.-Wc learn from Mr.. Adams
OF the Illinois, which left Chicago Thursday last that
last from which it is feared much damage has been
tanned The Illinois rode out the gale n3safety at Mil
waukie but gentleman who crossed the peninsula from
Chicago and took the Illinois at Detroit says the rev
brig Richmond, Dorchester master, and schr Indiana
Capt. Dorr. went ashore somewhere between Michigan
city and the former port Both of these vessels have full
cargoes Of grain, and consigned here, we believe.
The steamer Chesapeake near Chicago when over
taken by the gale. and encountered the worst OF It, On
entering that port she foul of the pier carrying aw
her wheel house and nuring her wheels somewhat Out
finally got in. ~
These are the ONLY items able to gather The
next boat will probably bring partic Bbao
Com. .4dr. June 10.
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EOme.tic lamentations.

ST M,nks-Bgig Staiira-iG bales cotton Center & coy
Holbook, Ncl,nn co-iG Maitland Kennedy coo smith
ORDER
AEAL.cucoLA-Bg Ellen--i3i bales cotton II Colt CO.
% Moorc7 bbls wine bbi mdse and " bales cotton q
ORDER - " $500 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
Summer Mall Arrangement,

An extra South Nall, dss conveys mat, p !" "a A.
, ,sr for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
The soa:s w.y.Mai daily, convey. mat "a )"
A" s1 sI s south sswsy Mail for the pne
The ,s S$:s A. "
S s;ns Part the State ~ Vernon,
Michigan, those four ecane. in Penn.
Ehe@Sat par, Of Ohio sf IS sins and aS
jncent !? the shores Of Erie, and the
An Soh Ii%i , dy tsssp Sum
Fl & y s;s.i, "a, Albany; a (! as
The t Great Eastern Mail via sionins,on,
f Hampshire M RS''V part ,"s OF a:. SS%
: par. Of Vermont. the Eastern BIZ
III: ss SsS exert N ss"fhy ,.n
including those Offices ' adjacent ls thereto,
The SsiS M, fr s hs %ol%sG and Bridgeport AN
Steamboats, connected with Housatonc
Railroad, supplying Offices in that sec
ticn Of Connecticut adjacent to the line,
The Mail via Yorker. and Sing Sing to '''''' M
The Mil aiE. ss chester cfSesps s W%s Plains
and Bedford. to Danbury, CT. daily
ceIu p A. NJ.
The Mail for Brooklyn, twice day
The Mail for Tompkns, lille. daily, except
#: a. y i. .fP sis. R ss:i s:;as. s
hi; and Albany, Monday, wednesday,
rS sP ws aSi on the West side Of hc
Wednesday, and Friday ............ ........1 I'M
Sa s; Ss5s side nI%sas, iSs r$$s and Friday
On the Middle route Tuesday and Friday .'.:'s
70: 5ssi is . s IA SUNDAY closed
Saturday evenings at ceoek and az o'clock sun
o oSo %G.'s W ''n' lime Oh '''' SUNDAY evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

SLAVE KILLING II MoBME.-Lieut. Smoot of the
nue. service killed slave Of Mr.. Shackelford Mobile
the 9th ns by shooting him in the back of the neck
The slave, who was desperate villain attempted to rob
the Lieutenant the evening before, while riding into
town. but did not succeed, and was subsequently appre
bended and placed in confinement It in attempting
to escape that he was shot being told to stop by Lieut.
Smoot, and giving an insocnt reply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
City Despatch Post.

46 WILLIAM STREET.
PRiscRAL OrrIcE.-Letters deposited before halfpast
hapas -, and half past o'clock will be out
delivery at 9, l, and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrIoEs.-Leters deposited before 7, H. and 2
O'Clock, will be sent out for delivery and o'clock
ALEX. NJ GREIG, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

Lamp Om--CHANoE IN THE Or TRApE.-This Is new
item the domestic manufactures OF the west At Gin
cinna there in operation three factories which
daily from lat 10 barrels OF lard The oil has
already attained high degree and popular
ty and is not only used there but it shipped
to the every week. thus completely changing the
of the oil trade is used for machinery the
Little Miami railroad in all the city works, at the Hosp
tai and Asylum in several of the churches and in hume
stores and dwellings,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

Beef Cattle-650 head at market which sold at IS
to Sc 25 20 left Cows and Calves3I7 at make
sales from Ss to "a extra SAT to 80. Dry Cows SIS to
Sprngers $40 to H. Hogs47o at market sales at 80
sat, 100 left over Sheep and Lambs-lS20 at market
sales at 81 80 to 81 l2I, extra 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
CONDITION UNION BANK OF TENNESSEE AND Tur
Planters BANK OF TENNESSEE, Ger, 1871.

This presents weak condition and from the rates ex
change which have since ruled in Nashville it may be
supposed that the banks in much condition now
than then Let the test be promptly applied and the weak
banks will be closed up.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
MARITIME HERALD.
TO ship Masters.

We sh, esteem favor f captains of vessels arriving
hefc VIII 10 Commodore w A. Bassett of our ne fleet
el9rt OF he shipping left 4 the whence they sailed the
reSses spoken on their passage, list of their cargo, and any
boar them nuediaiy ticir arrival We will rrcprocate
the iaynf n tnY way. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
- -
MONEY MARKET.

c~turu~ys Juno lS-o r. Ne
The sales at the stock board have been moderate and
prices have given way in most Delaware and Hud.
son fell Ii Harlem Il; Indiana SIS !, New jersey J.
Canton l. Kentucky SIS per cent.
Many ridiculous aAoat in relation the city
finances the basis of which be the simple fact
that the approaching payments due by the city may
to abide the decision of the in relation the results
ofthe late election.
Many large failures have taken place, in the iron
business and mostly in the dry goods trade. One large
firm recently formed has made bad failure; one of the
firm was connected with large Liverpool house
that had branch in Savannah and which stopped last
year. Losses cotton shipments the fall of goods and
the difficulty of procuring remttances, among the
leading causes assigned.
The new gold mine lately discovered in Georgia. the
lands OF the Hon. c. Calhoun proves to be exceedingly
prolific Theyield for IS days $6,027. The daily
product of the mine was as follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

On the 18th instant, at o'clock, EMMA d. COLLINS
daughter Of Stacey B. Collins, aged 10 years.
At the residence of his mother in Drumgaw in the
county Of Armagh, Ireland the 9th of April last
GEoRoE CoYSE OF Castlcon, Richmond county, ~ York
aged ~ years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

-2WA Ana NJ White-i G Vom Bsur-e b G Enes,
~ ltarnden col + Boudard-l3 Drtper-I ID q * ID
ir'Nu,lr NJ Horne Boson-3J Williams co. de-
NJ Davis: Phila2i l. Nlallsd-l7 Schucharit Fare co
u Mora Isen-2 Vosn-3 Alilhan--ii5 Bunker CO.
soaier nS Psnet-37 Boury dive raois co-3I Cot
neii-l IennIg col Groscaude Crnneli-l9 Null
er coo Ses, Christ cot ii Abers Bor2 Siegerl
SaueI-5 Boisceau Rusch-i8 !, * IL Maher-5 Louis
Goldschmdt col Decoppet-3 Henry Wiener, Phlad-l
Neeke Patte-3 Enenru,seh-i Thomas Dixon col
Lane Lamson co88 b. nkad Hutfon-s Dnl Aoran--2 @
Koza coz Paycn col Ba, arl Deslcyncs2 Baily,
Msrt x col Russell, vi ltson TascI-7 w Draper-l
toenct- Schmidt Andrea- q Ci.illirt--i e. Eay--5 r
Smbs, Dam5m,nn--l II schneideI-i7 + Coiari- w A
Il NJ VIII te-i Moiot K Sche ifcI-s9 Order
HAvANA-Bark Sincla3s3 boxes 100 hhd Rowland
Asplnwall-30 Mintun coii ID 'ssr-3i bxs d Lasaa
- Hogsn-l3i7 bgs coffee Ha co-i52 ar Lxs
ear! Mey,r stueken-2oeo 10 Rod ncs-lo boxes mde
smith, Wright col X Ward-5 cs Billet Lander * sons
5000 sesars L w II lnsom--50i bxs do 10 ORDER
RoTrERpAM-GaiotD /. llin-59 nkgs ;. 4 Poppc-a6 do
renisld-5O Dedrrchs cog De Ruy ter-i6 Meyer
sundry pkgs 10 order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

FIRE NoRwcH.-We learn that the large cotton fac
tory Of the Thames Manufacturing Company situated at
Greenville in the town of Norwich and principally or
wholly owned by Wm p Greene and brother, was des-
troyed by fire about noon Thursday. Most of the
goods in the building saved Factory and machine
ry valued at 500 00O-insured for $40 O00- Couranf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

INCREASE OF EMIGRATnN.-Arrived at Quebec
this year, 1922 emigrants-last year. l3,5o9-in-
crease so far, 2,7S3. What does this indicatel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

AT Tallahassee Florida, on the 9TH instant Mr.. VIM NJ
maxwell, ESQ., OF Tallahassee, to Miss REBEcc. F. Ell
WELL, daughter Of Capt David Ewell of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

SHocKINo-We are told that boy decapitatcd this
morning in the third municipality. He crossing Fer
dinand street. when he knocked down by the horses
of porter or beer wagon and the whcs passing
his neck. completely severed it from the head The four
legged and the two legged brues stopped not but gaop
ed the faster.-N. O. Louisianian, June ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

STRIDES OF Conference.-The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania have abolished imprisonment for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
NOTICE.

INO IIOE.
HE Adveriicncn which lately appeared in the New York
Herald and I,bune, apparently mountaineering upon the
character OF Me- Clrehngh and members of his family
manner am now sensible was highly ndecorous and cacu-
lated not osiy to wound the feelings Of that family but ao
aetc hereby publicly declare that said con-
tanned assertions that had to believe
therefore request Mr. Cirehuyh accept of this apology
ALEXR c. BARRY.
=, lac Broadway.
NOV OK. IHth juno, lbi2. IL 3iec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
AUCTION SALES.
EY THOMAS BELL.
'SiJres Nos. % .fnr aud rs Fulton street,


'Siores Nos % .qnn aud rs Fulton street,
MONDAY
49, ~ i0is o'clock AZ the lie rooms.
Sonded Fla rtur-Sale in ccntinuaton-Wl be continue
ed the sale Of elegant second hand furniture of all descriptions.
from Saturday.
Also, choice collection Of paintings.
TUESDAY.
Al lci, o'clock ia tn sale rooms.
tiohs, DE Good, Jewolr, fancy and pledged articles,
*. III variety.
Also, same time, the stock a merchant tailor.
puBLIC SALE OF RAIL ROAD LOANs.-On Wei
niny ning, the % AZ o'clock, the fhla1el-
vli f.Nchnge, Will be sold 100 sterling o' 'c per
y 'nds Of the Phadeli, Wlmngton and 'Bl more Rail
TOAD Company in bonds Of GO0O each pas allie IL 1855.
Anun secured IN the mortgage lately given by the company
-t2 500 81 o ", Bonds Of the Phadepha
and Reading Rail Road Company for casa each payshc in
ie and cogvenblr into shares the option of the holder
at any time before the G50.
The interest both Loans plvahe som -lnnnl- in the
ci'v of LONDON. RICHARD BiSpfAM.
The Atlas. and Daily Advertiser, Boston, Express and Com.
meycal Advertiser, New lors, American aud Patriot Balri-
viii please publish the above daily ll sale ozark
ricei aud charge this Office ie 10 r
PHILADELPHIA AUCTION SALES
BY WOLBERT HERkNESS
Paep ha Auction Mart Carpcn(e Court Oh street.
south side. between Third and Fourth streets,
Imported Improved Durham Short HonsMr Whitaker's stock
ON FRIDAY, JULY 1st
A. o'clock IN the afternoon Poweton the west side OF
- the Schuylkll, near Market 81, Bridge,
Three Improved Durham Short Horn Cows this
try by Mr. Whitaker Five Bulls Heifers Of different
Catalogues at sale. jel5eod toiyr
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUYERs-WAsHINV
would draw the attention OF the public that he will sell sen
dd Cabinet Furniture at 10 cent less than the quality
Of work nov selling at the smcons-conssn of Draws,
Conehes Sofas covered n different coloed pushes satins
an! hair cloth Of the latest Spring patterns. die en-
Also an additional lot of superior second hand furniture
soda fountain turning athes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

PROSPECTUS OF A NEW DAILY MONING PAPER
The subscribe rs have had n long time in
To- establish daily morning Journal be called the New York
Warning Post The time has atlength arrived, when they think
proper to their project into executto Ia beginning IN
en- errse their design publish polite which
ss command the confidence of the public both indie
peden critic Of political measures and They hope by
diligence honesty aud earlcssncs 10 secure all the favor that
Is necessary 10 their success.
poiics II - their intention sustain the creed which
prccsIms the equal rights of which the
resdon 81 trade which holds 10 the Of imarfi, and
legislation and whose
andprogss o society For the democratic doctrines
tho they con nd with
ud kind, candid and manly spirit. They will pledge
'nseivs 70 no factions, 10 no candidates for Office
their sincerity and strength will labor for the broad
the people.
The editorial control Of the paper will be placed in the hands
fapeBon who for the last -four has been associated in
the management Of the New York Evening Post during por
ton Of WHICH m-, he has had the exclusive direction Of
columns. This fact supposed, will guaranty II
the spirit and principles with which will he conducted
may be proper however, TO sc that the Morning Post will
have editorial connection with other paper and will be-
exclusively managed by its own editors
The business arrangements such will pcrma
ncnce. Liberal PROVISIONS have been made the EARLIEST
mcrcial and Mscesrcou The proceedings Of the Federal
Congress and OF State Leg.aiures, the Common
The Courts OF this city, Mercantile Intelligence
Eecor the acfs Of benevolent Societies. Socla, aud Roll
accurately The expenditure Of money an tine can male
them No's shan prevent the prOpropriCt from making
paper all That the commercial and reading pubic may de-
The Morning Post will be issued every morning aer the a1d
June from the Office q Ann Two Gents per copy
90 Shilling week As IL is the design Of the yublshc
sac no ans 10 give thcr large ccusiiop they
oirr u the ubiic az desirable medium for adv eng
tsc, viii address their Communications 70
je7 3tsr 7. GOODWIN h CO., No. 81 Ann street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

RACES AT FAIRFIELD.-Wednesday, proprietors purse,
S2O0-two mile heats-was by Walden's Priam colt
beating MCargos Eutaw, and vasghan's Henry Clay, in
two heats. Time-lst heat 4m.; Cd, Am Is.
Thursday, .Esop won the four mile race, beating Clay
and Bengal in two heats in the last Of which Bengal
dsanced. Times 50; 8 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

Superintenden and Treasurer
brea. has occurred in the Canal three quarters of a
mile west of Syracuse which will obstruct the navga-
ton few days
There five dollar counterfeit bills Of the Commercial
Bank Of Boston. The words State of Massachusetts
very ngeniousy inserted the top of the bill and
the word Boston, printed over the words five dol
lars and again underneath those words in the centre of
the bill. It was printed New York plate dated jan
10, 1910, and signed w Adams, Cashier H. H. Ellis Presi
dent.
The state of the currency in Mobile is bad indeed and
among the worst Of its effects is the deterioration tho
public morals in relation to the fuGment of contracts
and the payments OF debts The banks OF Alabama have
flooded that State with an immense quantity of
their irredeemabls promises These things promised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

STATEMENT OF Coin BULLION Received .sp Cnrsrp AT
rHE DAHLoSEGA BRANCH lsr JAsuARy To
3sr Mar, WHICH IS FIVE MoSTHs, COMPARED WIN rms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

The following is an official statement Of the operations
at the branch mint =
STATEMENT Com BULLION Rscr,vrp A., r
MINI AT DAifLoSEGA NORM OF Nav Io.s ~.
PARED WITH THE AMOUNT RECEIVED IN NAV issi No"'
49,. ounces. Dollars.
issx' iNlkr 1866
lSii &l or 1903 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

Ships England Waite Liverroo c II Marslal; Russell
glover, Howes. d. Glover cNunay.-Bask Jessie, lrj
AAmsrie' HabbMd saTIha.ena zachss?n Co; Motto,
Forbes ~ Thomas, w w PIa Csspar Hauser Adams Ma
ips l sg9G1d TIssteP; amawaG Wobcroa, Por Al.
Gs Be,eh Sylsh CD Pdle ,iifax A Peonis,sn;
termr;; Am Eliza SOM Richmond; Nassau, Dearborn.
81 iheoe cigar li,,eon Charrs,on; Mari, Hopkins,
T. oley Co WIN Allen, Pauiiug. La Gulyrs aud Porto Ca.
nelic o. Whittaker Challenge, Valpey Easpor Me.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19
FIREWORKS.


Of the citizens Of New York is beyond doubt HOBOKEN
~ The most asbonarle and ,odc excursion IL the sunme
Is 10 rs extensive and beautifully diversified public walks and
GROUNDS These have recently been greatly embcleJ by
which the place l been rendered lovely than
before. NJ the Eysian Eclds there The additional titr'con
2re,celest instrumental music ~ the afternoon on Mondays
Wein ~ ~ md Saturday,. The Hoi aieu FenJ hAie ae
Handsomely prepared for the and ry constantly from
Barcny Canal, aud Chrsorhcr street, ia,
ferry boa, nus 10 Canal s.ree in the evening unii 10
O'Clock ~ " ies 2w nssrc
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-12-23
6 i n ct c 8.
N{2,3hit,,lon p ~ 7

1DasbihSoa Z. e Icc G. 1s42.
lin smbif llbr otieA sRerseit strfamnelse eb eas
eaus. 3iad>cem cas- Iasebud, otselcien mar fnrb
Soerg cbnien apE nnc 5ciste ben, oae an, sefranen
~ iein, bis nersen elen Seics gntnarf per eaeeas
sar Grnd9anS eor5ule8cn, betitet Gin Gers ftr bic
jgrissbternng eer serlheeenen Staaten 3erritcrten
nnO ce5 Diitrifs eolRmta Der Ser Staaten; Dtld,es
lin eas Gaaebltd eiu9etrageH nurce.
S,r. Soateat bemerfe eiueI @sfss @Ntt1lrf per ba6
sauS brugen Sn pslcn, oaB ste slnrr6nau3 pen 2cus
lnlhen BET beltrttenen Grpdhlui,aen erenft.
i S,r. Ssbulcil nchtc naH eincn 8erdlaa eirc Gcn,.
ntcc aus net bcifebeno su cruenAen fpeld,e eeGrlis
sns cuer Yationdl GieBerei er,pdgen ca, iRocn Die
Committee beilceter Gisuna erilaant, 1it mStanse
,lpareu, eiaen Bertdt abplitattel..
Sor. SaafcrD nsddte ben 8erihfaa NOD, eineu Die.
.Insr fir ba6aus su crueRueh. or Scbtis pcctfttc
lid btefem 8oriaIae. 9ad n,ehrerea gemcrtungeu
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