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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

in Soma ODER BisfCniIu sefauft erben cate, rpeIdes
uerteltaft sur slnesuns elmer stao unr getreibuuo
oes 0anc6aues see9en 1T.
Die WitteI gum sIntuuf BON @cnsreelauc 1outeu
auf9ebra9t rperoen, ourd GtnSablun9 BON 80 per
Afe, pofilr Der elfondr 20 9lter Qan6 uno Stqbt.
ctte erbdlt lSer nur StuctIcten cbne Qono rpufdt,
beSablt 5 es fam Elm NRitseo Attieu abuebnen.
Bis @noe September ,. s. lcIte bas eano ansefauft
peroen.
cecer 9bctlnebmer erhSt bel Der 8eTbnabn,e fetnes
lntbetls le9leib ene @ioenthumsurfunoe CDeed) uuo
fam fetnen 9lntbei( fret fir flG beniisen. -.
slue Dtejeniqen tpeId5e ndbere 9usfunft ilber bic
9lndten uno 9ruuoIdse res Seretns pIn1cteu, babeu
lld an cbeu 9enannte lerreu 3u tpcuoen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
. E tannt m a a6unQen.
Oeftentli6e 25er1tcioeruno.

Der lluterseihnete miro auf Mittpod, ben 1ten
;fcvember SOrmitta9s 9 ubr [. S an letnem Gafbaus
adlrn potel senannt, tu Santcn folseupes bewe9ibe
@9enttum AT 0en Metbietenocn ofcutli perltei9ern,
ndmd, /:
1 oierjdbrises pfero, Is 0auc bod, emfpiunses
6abrSeug, Sweilpdnni9er 9So9en, coer3 Su99ps,
Sattcl uno 3aum, Shweine, 10 @etten, 6 neue
r"uf msss Brto neas oSsSr
Sd3ilS uno Shilppclteu, &Dtofen, l NolSofer, I
&chencfeu neb elmer en9e anoerer Slrttel gu weits
ldu1J III benalnen.-
Recommendations @rebtt fir jeoe Summe rrtrb &C.
9eben prn eiren 9baer uno rarlter.
9llerauber g deurer.
@antcn, Septembcr 29 l843. 12 AM,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

Sobann Seiurtd Dannettel, aus
Sabre alt, 1T Dor 5 Sabren BON Batin,crc uad, ccm
Been 9e9an9en, bat Sulest Dor Sabren bon @tnett>
nott aus an feline in Baltimore ebenoengern aeihrie
ben unb 1T fettcem oeroGeu. Sene betrlbten gltern
tplnhen ebnltd Staebrieh BON tbm gu erhalten. unb
eriuten SeOen, Der etrpas Ndberes iiber oen1elbcn
petB, es Der grpeotiou oes ,oeuIfen @orreponoent.
en- Baltimore, Nto 1utrmmen Su lafen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

Nfer res sccnSln in Soma 9aunD beltebt aug eiuem
Shrettburmc. mo man Elm teoeutence6 SdrDoecbdft
bctreibt OusfoooD liest oapcn ctrpa 20 Wetlen ab.
trdrts, bctebt bis eet jeoch erlt nod aus benz boei
0tamcn. StSg,
Die Buffalo unb Tia9ara Sals @tIenbobu, nebIf
ba3u gebrrt9em e9enoen gt9enthum, farrcnhGuer, &c
mMrbe Geu, auf bfentIther Nuctipn fir 1900 Tbol>
er Uertauft. DeIc % Weilem lan9e 1enbabn 1v ur.
(prIn9lid) 100000 Sbaler 9etcitet baben.
Batter Der. Cine fhref(ide U2erctbot
muroe am 2Sten 9ln9uit lit Der 9t1be pon MaDspiae,
Hentu6D be9an9en. 5n einem Strelt 3ptlchen Soerrn
cSpbann Sarnett uno icinen Scbn Sames Elm juu9er
N1ann bon 81 ODER 20 5abren, tGbete eBterer einen
8ater NIT eer SIrt @r oerfebte ibm enen Streb auf
ben &cpf uno rtd)ttte bu auf eiue rterlte 9rt ;u.
Ser un9lIdltdhe Sater lebte nod1 bs gum ndditen
WtCr9en. Der '2o(er' la9t Der Tatermoroer leD bes
trunfen 9etpeen er Tet i'm 9efdn9ntB
Ger Cation ,&orre1pUnoen' la9t ,9lm 9ten 9lu9uit
fanb Ncrr ScIerb Sd)dfer, bon 9heeer Sancpn GIp.
9Dcrt County, ba er am Steinfabren, Inn Elm Stilf
Yano ;u taren, belddftt9t mar, ene ref9c Sd1lan9e
Ucn un9ebenrer GrbBe, Die 105 Sun9e i'm Qeibe hae.
err Sddfcr 1T Der Welnung, le leD elne Der 9rOeen
oerdrtt9en Shlangen 9eluelen, nno Gem Nnlhene ndd
mus Ne un9efdbr SUE 9eme1en baten ctn9e Der
Sun9en naIen SpiIhen uno 3ca lit Der edn9e'
Der 9Bi(testarre ,g9ddter' bonn 7tcn Scptemter
(a9t ,lcrNeern 9tohmttta9 Scg Elm beftt9es Cepit>
ter iiber unIere Stobt, beD meld1em Trau gltabeth
Shneicer (Gattn oes So.rrn 9R Stneicer), elnes
orbeitIamen uno 9eod,te'eu 0eut(hen baher, 1relte
aerare ild auf Der SroBe befluo, pom Slis 9etrpen
gle hattie en flcines Stmo auf tbrcm 2Irm, rpeldes
ebeniona, jeopd nldt lcben39efibrd1, be(ddct0t
be. Die lertCrbene W0r aus SrcubHad Gebtrti1, uuD
llneefdbr 27 Sabre ait
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
81 uf for 3 E rum q.

Die llnterSeid,uete fcrOert Qerrn barles 8 G.:
9 e hiercureh orin9enb auf, 5nnen feds Bcd,.
en feline jebae srbrehc in pUrtrfreieu 8refen an ce
@rpebttcn her ,9Ilten uno ueuen BeLt' 9cIausen Su
la0en.
Srieberita g d,ueioer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
Seut1bee. Aniieolun9sperein bon Samilton
GDuntn. ShtD.

Die auspdrti9en Mit9lteber oes 8ereius, ODER fol=
die perlcnen, Die beisutreten niinlbeu, uanenio in
@antcn, MalllOn uno Booter fIno erIlto1t 3ultrif.
ten ben geretn anter fcsenoer coree ein,ulenoen
German Settlement Society Letterbox 2S9 Cincinnati
Die @cnttutcnen bes gereins 5lns fir bic Druf
tcten Gent per Stld ~ baben
BeD oerrn 6. eansbans in @auton.
~ E. Gebmaun in N2afGlcn uub
~ Or. WDlfart in Booffer.
Der 3rped oieles Bereins 1T, ieoem orbent[idcu
Deutlden es auf cine eidte Bei1e m6olio ,u MAIDEN
fd Gisentbum 81 cerihdFen, po3u cine etrede 9ant
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
9>tuer Stobr auD ueue pret(t.
6 + 0 m a s 9Uotton

6 m a s Datton
Sat erbatcn rrb1It nr3 ~ 10 . unr y l.
L u oct wi cine 8rcBc unr rraobtiSe NuswNbI ron
GlIenpooretL 0rocerien, gtlenwaareu &c.
lit fetnrm @tObr lwe 1buren far@ pcn 2Bm y pts
{,r unD Se9enuEer Us. N Xim mtol Is uno &ps StrDr,
w or 70 ncprt9 ais IT, enp Gin anrcrcs @tatirnt bcem
u"D ptn 0nercnjcnotH Counties rertaun cnrn it, unp
jWAr fir y aArBcl 10 corr olc 9ortcn W @r pro
put tt ju Dtn bc6ttcn prrtttn
Untc mtn GltnnA0rtn ine fessnes ArtteI Den p1tc
krmrr NreitC {;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

rmtan cinfadtr, seriprtsr dbGtanet pals unp Cad
tober 8lnpen, cntaoe uno SeEIImtr Brttnet GweiSel
dustin j. nrIbube S@ulin9s; StrimFfr &Garls uni
iece rrte ron SO Gems kis cctbcr uno brnac,loe.
fer Gin nriSr-s tis 3 Gents per nnIe eios,.
tant pisn rdurifbr Sciuwano-no cine 9rrBc Aus,uubl
<outsr fur SrAunsmmer Nnsust ~ beDe ac.
preittn
0Sett;cus ven bis 20 Gents per DAro
Sttts 10 l9
ln9etIeiAte JHrsn 6 " 10
u5ttrebtc WusIiu 20
Sauunrrlen3arn- funp fir ciueu Dollar.
@bsnfal5: etne uStpabl prabttser Wdnntr:
unr Vrouen SOl&te.
&ru(hDntc "$2 SO lis 81 90
IrljDntr a." IS tts" 90
Vrl,turrcn ""l rs ts " 8 90
@ecbunpz zEarrcu -" 0 10 bis " o So
9oabsts6taprcn u" 0 So his" | 90
Sra.leu n,merblte ~" 0 I3 bis" ) 90
Stefel uno S6uhe.
Q5rrtt @tictcl "2 rs "2 50
sir Rrnroes ;u ~ 90
Srauenttf "" 90 tis "1 rs
Traucnp0ntcfftl " 80 25 tiS al 90
l1nb ale Serten Sincerf4uDe
G3rccerten.
&atfee bis 10 pfunb fir cnen xbaler,
3udcr bis 10 Gents per ptunp,
xDre SO et1ts bis per pfunc,
ptfer uno I(piee 9 tis l3 Gents per pfunb,
Snpi,c 8 tis l3 Vrnts per lnSc uno ei.
nc srpBe NuSpaDl Iaun Eat 10 cbemfalls pcDl>
fell Spanfbcs Scblrccr ju 1s bis 20 Gents pcrpfunp
NuBcr rti9eu Sc9nttanpen, bat nod 9oB gang
ucrisliec AusaD 6nrn rper 1rt fur bic Balcru pcc
70 wcp ia nod wOptstr, ais rsemcpO on usrtau preen
tonncn
gerlaust: l2,OOO pfunb g8oue unb
1000 Sufd,el Sladbsiaomen
!, Gbonlas Datton.
Canton, l5ten Septcmber, ls4s 1O-sM:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
unabh1nat9er MQh[3ettc(.

llnabbdn9t9er Mahl3ettc(.
SIR Gcnsreb.
George MeuhauS, Bauer bon gSoYue 60.
NerraGntant
cenrD Sd,6nefelb
Sberif,
cSohn Srdnbcu
Sbasmetcr'
Salcmcn u. gpr9as,
Gccptbcr,
Schn Sauer
&anrmrlTtr,
Sacob gnemn9er,
GrmmiIipnar.
Sacob ShGctt
St1AtsInpaIt,
S1me5 .. Srdun
Nrmnbaus Director.
Qeu6 Qebmann.
Scr Gntheirns Der freen unb unabbansstn graer Don
tart County uutcrporfen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
$50 TT = uOwt9 Cd {?
90 a 1 f r a 8 e n.
esilrtia rer .5asentaeb ttt $anaentaneel Nbelnt

sesirtts J5ssentab trt <ansentanrel Nbe.ntaprn
Cerelbe oerlicB Dor breY 5abren bier in etperpool
ieine gedbrpifter uno 9tnS nad) @re pa.> an @anal
bort gu arbeiten biz jest haben le aber nts BON
,bm erfabreH.
Da tbm1 nun cine Grbfhaf sugefauen III, 70 erltden
lie ibn in Der Sdoe beD bnen Su erid1etnen lleber
baup phroeu e ehr oantbar leyn, tpenn e 9luefunft
bon ibm erbaIten ipuroen
GifolauS SGD
9ioerpccl Sip Naeoina 50. SDlo.
@G- Die Qerau5 59efer oeutlher 3ettunsen ilno 9ebes
ten cbt9em Aufruf eten pas III tbren rep. Sldttern
Su 9eben.
Mtdae 0Be 10 t aus Bmrsbem, Mittelfranf
en-, &onsreid 8aDern, ietner prcfe1tOu SefeniTeper
uno eidermader 1T aufsefOroert oen llnter5ednsen
eine 9orei1e an5n5e'9en noem er grefe ettpae gelo
nno Geioer pom been SHUTTER aus Deutfhlanc fir i'm
erbalten bat Zen lesten Nadridten Sufc9e Die feline
belcrete SHUTTER bon ibm erbtelt, belt er @ 1T ooer
BEL Stem Ncrf auf
Ncrefie . a...
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29
Suren fir 1913.

Nadriht miro bermit ben GorSatlenbeu qe41m.
nern bon Stort @cuntp ge9ebeu, ooB m anfantp mrs
Dc, Die Garen bel19ten SountDs fur bos Sabr wnorO
gu oeln 3,pcde e I 3 t Ooer me IN . eputirte|
einen Sag tn jeoem Iaun1hip, an ben 9epObultdeu
lEatlp6beu, BON 10 llhr @ormtta9s bis 4 llbr Tod5-
mtass iscu weroeN. unt & re n BON 0enjeni9en ir
@mpfan9 Su nehmcn, wecbe oann Su bcSablen mtnid,.
Pn n1m id1
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Sui6er.

Suber.
8laues ron So lis IS Prr Yarp.
1untcttl1u ~
8raun = ""I so" 80
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Va. .imre rrnS az rs rer DNrr
S1tincttt ""O 81" 40 IS
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

S6oBmetlters SFftceI @aNtOM
Sult 12.. 1913.
g g. Besn.eiter llnb aufseforbert, teu 8etrao Der
aren, ped'e burd 9rbeit besabt tpuroen, itt ibren
sertEeeten u pec'1c!re' 70 rpe AUDI Die Otui,er bes
Ottrifts uno GaunIbips, mo- uub III ekher 3eit Sie
9lrbeit 9etban tporoen, ansu9eben ~
-Township- --lS4--
hereby certify that--performed labor in district
lNo,----on the public highway between the Ist ofA
pri and ls' of October lS43 in decharge of his road
tax to The mount o.
DI D!e 9toten SpecteSablenter 8anten BON Ohio
weroen fur Garen au9encmmcn, uno feline onSere.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

s. So. 9obn,
0amiltcn Buttler @ountY,O Y,Obic.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

@bcnfoQs werre id in meiner Office in Canton, pom
L. Sctcbcr bis sum 2Oiten December Die Saren SpIs
fer in @mpfuns netmen, bic frater nit besaben fri,
ten Dieeuisem, ruelhe oeruotldf1scn, rp&breno Der
in bicfer su3cae entbaenen 3eit gu eSablen, mtqen
er,uarten, Gtrafselper beSablen gu muGen
6oGseures seat ben Setra9 Der Garen bic auf iebeu
s 90 qSertk oeittdQen tpMroen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-09-29

Scr Gnt(heicun9 Der frn np unatb6nsstn @Jraer ucr
2tGrt County untcrmcrfen.
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04
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From the Alabama Tribune
MIR. BROWNSON AND THE GLOBE

Extreme bigotry and vulgar malevo
lence are selsJm found asunder. The BIZ
got, whether in politics or religion, is
ever in mind narrow, in tast low, and cru
el in his disposition. These are his al
most invariahle characteristics. His de-
voIion to his own crotchets even no gem
cru 8 enthusiasm ee,aies or cheers; but
a melancholy, bitter rancorous jealousy
nf all men who differ with him in opinion
and even of the worthier members OF his
own sect or party drives him forward to
SANDER, oppose and hate. Over his IAN
cied orthodoxy he sits (when indeed ne IS
at rest from "going forth seeking whom
he may devour" like surfeited dog over
the food of which he can swallow no more,
and yet grows and snarls at every one
who approaches IFs l'isot is nearly al
ways an avarlrious and conceited man,
and sense OF his own meanness Is most
usually the secret of his sleepless suspi-
clon Of others. Possessing the loves,
gtate Of human intelIec', he is utterly un-
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04
From The Mercersburg Visiter.
DANIEL O'CONNELL.

We nresume we canrnt offer more ac-
cepable thing in The present state OF Eng
land, Ireland, Repeal and puulic opinion,
than little sket h ofthe eafl,y prlya'e and
personal history of the conspicuous agita.
tor. O'Connel.
ale is descended from an ancient Cath.
olc family of the county OF Kerry, and
was IN his youth intended Tor the priest
hood. He was early sent for his edura-
tim to the Jesuts' College at ST. Omer'
and, on finishing his studies there, lmlne.
dlately avoweG his preference for the law.
He accordingly studied in the Middle Tenn
pie, and in 1898, was admitted to practice
al the Irish bar, which had just been open
ed to Catholics. His success in his probes
SION was rapid 1t has been said OF HIM
that "he is in the greatest request in jury
cases, where he is in his element. a
Dublin jury forms the lwelve-stringcd harp
upon which abpve all things, TIC delight;
to play. Ills powers as a 'iisi prtus ad
vocate are numerous, and always atcom
manj. His skill ia conducting defencei
in the Crown court is remarkable
Here his versatility seems to approach
nearer to inconsistency than in any o'he
department of his practice, Habltualll
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04
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Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04

We disagree with our correspondent
.'Plebian,' as to question of fact. We
do not believe that there are as many
democrats in the city who prefer Mr. Van
I,uren as there are warm advocates OF Mr.
Cahoun. If the latter gentleman has not
The voice ofninc,tenhs of the democracy
OF this city in his favor he ought 10 have
il. and we 5elieve ballot would show
nearly such result.-N 0, Jetsrsonidn.
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04
WOMAN.
nr THE LATE WILLIS @. CLARK.

By THE LATE WILLIS G. CLARK.
Mehinks there is no lovclier sight on earth
Than gentle WOMAN in her early years,
Before one cloud hath gathered Ger her
mirlh,
Fer her bright eye grows dim with secret
When life the semblance of a dream doth
wear,
And earth is ba.king in a joyous smile,
When rich delight breaths in the mellow
air,
And boundless faneies may The heart be-
guile! ~
have how'd 10 WomAN;-not as one
Who idly worships at careless shrine;
Bat as The heather bends unto the sun.
Whose rays gleam round him eloquent, d.
vinei
Mt like ingercr in Fashions train,
Who smiles and fla,ters believing tow;
False in his heart perchance, and cold and
vain; :,
Whose words arc fables -thonghtless and
OnlrCu.
But lam happy when arouad my way,
These fouers Of being ever chance TO
SPRING; e,
IT'S like an hour Of dreams when fairies
play,
And gentler wild birds dance on glittering
wing;
Care is a shadow then; and in my heart,
The well springs of deep ecstacy arise;
feel each sense of loneliness depart,
Like storm-clouds melting from the April
skies!
Oh, if my prayer might unto heaven as
'Twould he that woman might be ever
blest;
That flowers and sunlight in her path
m ght blend,
And tranquil visions lull her peaceful
rest;-
i would that Time might bear upon his
wing, aas,a,
Untroubied brightness for each fleeting
day,
And every scene which hope is picturing,
Glow clearly as existence wears away.
And as gift from Heaven, to cheer US
here,
would that WOMAN when life's hour is
done,
Might pass, like starlight when the atmos-
phere
Is colored family with the approaching
sun;
Passing from earth, to a more cloudless
scene,
Where brighter gems in purer skies are
set;
Where chrystal fountains play in pastures
green,
Bending, in fancy IS spell, with JOY in mem,
ory yet.
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04

We then, once mnre, most respectfully
urge o,r proposition to he serious onsld-
oi the Democratic Press and peo.
ple. and would be glad to hear the re-
sponses of the former as soon as possible.
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04

And boundless fansies may The heart be-
guile! v
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04

I have how'd 10 WoMAN;-not as one
Who idly worships at careless shrine;
Bat "a The heather bends unto the sun.
Whose rays gleam round him eloquent, di
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04

And earth is ba.king in joyous smile,
When rich delight breaths in the mellow
Independent Democrat., 1843-11-04

Mt like lngercr in Fashions train,
Who smiles and naiters believing tow;
False in his heart perchance, and cold and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

was extinct. The prisoners evinced feeling ofdeep
regret at the death of their kind keeper The muir
derer was Immediately secured and put in irons. No
Cause can be assigned for this deplorabe act The
murderer has been obstinate and unruly for sometime
past. MIR Lincoln was upright, humane, and eff
hcient officer and worthy and esteemed citizen, and
his loss will be severely felt in community lie
left very large family. ........... .....
The murderer Rogers second conner, and
was serving out his additional sentence Of six months.
passed upon hin in the Municipal Court, by Chief
Justice Williams in March last, which will expire
on the 2sth of September next-Boston atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

AN KRrAL VOYAGE ACROSS THE OCEAN
Wise, the @ronaut, announces that he will attempt
aerial voyage the Atlantic, in the summer of
1874. He says:-
"Iiaving, from long experience in erostacs
5eAn convinced that regular current of air is blow
inr al all times from w. to E. with velocity Of from
20 to 40 miles per hour according to its heishth from
the earth and having discovered composition %.!nh
will render silk muslin impervious 20 hydrogen gas,
so that Balloon may be kept af1oat for many weeks,
feel confident with these advantages, that trip
across the Atlantic will not be attended with much
real danger as by the common mode of transition.
The Balloon is to be one hundred feet in dame
ter, which will give net ascending power Of twenty
five thousand pounds-being amply sufficient to make
eAery thing safe and comfortable A sea,worthy
boat is to be used for the car, which be depen-
ded on, in the Balloon should happen to fall in
accomplishing the voyage The boat would also be
calculated upon in the regular current of wind
should be diverted from the course by the influence
Of the Ocean, or through other causes. The to
consist of three persons viz an Kronaut Navigator
and Scientific Iandsman.''