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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
Ill STYLE Hymns.

The following verse; nIe said TO be correct sps-
cimens of the hymns sung in churches before the
days of DIR. Watts, aud which were gradually
made 10 give plaes TO hymns now in use, as the
taste for harmony and beauty Increased. The
following verses should be dsaconed off, and
sung out a line at q time:-
"'Fis like the precious ointment
Down Aaron's beard did go;
Down Aaron's beard it downward went
His garment skirts unto"
Another--a sort of address TO whales and 9th
er big fish, as well as tom-cods, founders, sculP-
ins, pouts, eels, aud other small Try "
'sYe monsters of the b~abbling deep.
Yonr Makers praises spout;
Up from the sand We coldings peep.
And wag your tails about.
There is much truth, if not poetry. in the iOl,
lowing
s'The race is not forever got.
By him who fastest runs,
Nor the battle by those people.
That shoots with the longest guns"
The following address TO the sun chimes very
well with the proceeding, altoueh of more mod
ern origin
'sAu hail, thou glorious sun.
Bright as a new tin pan!
Thou roundest. faires,, purest source
OF bread and cheese to man"
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
A WAC OF A

Our legal gentlemen sometimes run against
perfect snags in the shape of Witnesses. Of the
way in which one of our eminent lawyers was
recently thrown all aback, by a wag whom he
was cross-questioning, we are about to speak.
A woman had been complained OF for distur-
bing the neightorhood in which she resided, and
several witnesses were called to prove the charge
One of them testified, that the woman not only
talked and sang extremely loud herself, and at
very unreasonable hours, but that che had some
female scquaintances who visited her, and that
they, too, were Tar from being as quiet as the
peace OF the neighborhood demanded.
LAwYER.-DO you mean to,say that loud laa gin
ing and talking disiurbs the neighbors?
WIrNEss.-Distinctly l do.
LAwxER.-You says that the woman who lives
in this house has some female acquaintance who
visit herr
WITNEss.-I have said so once.
LAwYEE-Who are they, and what are thei
Hames2
WITNEss.-Why, there's Mrs. Calder.
LAwrER.-Does she make much noisee
Reconsideration. You never hearc
the like.
LAwxER.-W ell, who else4
WirSEss.-Can't tell, just now.
LAwrER,--But you Just said there were som,
females who visited the house. Mrs. Calder, a
You caIlher, isn't some.
WITNESS .--Ain't she, though?
LAwYER.-Of course she is not.
WIrsEss-Weli, if you could hear her one
as have, cutting up and going on, rathe
guess you would think she was some!
The Judge had hard work to quiet the laug
which followed. and the lawyer was pertec
ly willing TO give up his witness as a bad GU
toner.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
NEW DEsUG STORE.
MAIN STREET EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. BY
WILLIAM NJ. WOOLSEY.

|hn<HE undersigned now opening an extensive ad generhm sormen of Drugs, Medicines.
- Paints Oils Varnishes, Dye-Stufs Windo Glass; Brushes ancyA Ts,
Sc, &c., together with all articles usually kept in Drug Stores; AM which will be sold mITss
sales and retail at CnGnnaup prices. He mas oh hand BRANDY PORT & MEDEIRA vINE
ola superior quality, for Medical purposes
h retailing of Medicines will be paricul1ya uended aa dupua1vIa labelled -s
mistakes. He would respectfully dGt PhyIcansP descriptions. asuuunt hmt r H.
rely upn having them accuatayc ompounded.
The above ModGnesh have been selected with great care b. the UNDERSIGNED wob ~ ~.
Practical A pohecayfG te last WENTY-FIVE YEARS, and feels asmeIi thai ,bs. zen
may be disposed to paronze hm,c cam rely upon obtaining good articles.
April 3, 4551y w. M. WOOISFy
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
THE LOWELL OFFERING.

Its contents as usual are ola very superior or
der of writing, and 10 afford an idea how
gracefully a "Factory Grip can convey a
good monition, we make the following brief
extract.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
THE FARMER.

II the following lines, says the New York
News, which leave US among the children still,
were written to illustrate a picture, they deserve
10 be illustrated by one. There is quaint home
ly feeling about them which invites u second,
nay q tenth lingering perusal. The author is C.
G. Eastman, of Woodstock, Vermont
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS.
THvHE subscriber has dst received a fresh sup
ply of NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS, consisting. in part, Of
Blk and fancy Lawns and Muslins;
Muslin Delanes;
Jaeonet Muslin;
Swiss do;
Calicoes from CT TO 25;
Jaconet Edging and Inserting;
Thread do;
French Ginghams;
American do;
Zepher Worsteds;
Shell tuck and side Combs;
Silver Thimbles;
Ribbons;
Superfne Kid Gloves;
Parasols and Umbrellas;
A handsome article of vesting; Ladies Slippers
and walking Shoes; Irish Linen; a superior
article of Linen Cambrics; &c. &c. &c,
which the public are invited TO call and ex'
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
ap 17-tf w. HUGHES.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

r DANL S. LANE s. J. R. WILCOX.
p1AfSHE citizens of Vanderburgh County and
vicinity are respectfully informed that
that the undersigued!have entered into a copart-
nership in the practice of Medicine, in all its
various branches. Those who may choose to
apply to them, may be certain of being prompt
Iy and carefully attended; and when the atten-
dance of BOTH may be desired by any indiyidu-
al, the expenses will not be increased thereby.
d. S. LANE,
July, Is IA If. JOHN R. WILCOX.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
SHERIFF. SALE.

10y virtue. Of an execution issued from the
LID office of the Clerk of the Vanderbureh Cir
cult Court, In favor of Robert Hays, John Elliott,
Walter I. Lyon and John Cash; l have levied
upon and will, on the 3lst day of May, 1845, at
the door of the Court House in the town of Ev-
ansvllle. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M.
and 6 O'Clock P. M. of said day, expose to sale al
public auction and cutlery the rents, issues and
profits, for seven years, Of the following describ-
ed tract OF land, to wit: rs acres being that
part of fractional section % and % in TOWNSHIP
No. Z, South of Range, No. IL, West set off to
the heirs of Polly Mcgary, deceased, in a parti-
ton Of the real estate of Johnathan Anthony, de-
ceased, or so much thereof, as will satisfy said
execution and costs; and should no person Offer
or bid for said rents, issues and profits, a sum
sufficient to satisfy said execution, / will at the
same time and place, proceed TO sell at public
auction and outcry the fee simple of said above
described tract of land for the satisfaction ofsaid
execution, interest and costs.
WIN. M. WALKER, Shift. V. C.
May l-45-I3 [prs. fee go
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

MUST received by Flat Boat, 5000 Gallon:
ca assorted Stone Ware. Superior article, foI
sale on CONSIGNMENT.
April 10 as If ALLIS & HOWES.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
The best and cheapest Standard
SCHOOL o.


MeGufey's EIeetic Readers, Nos. 4, 2,
3, mi A.
WKTHICH have been SO Justly popular where
w ever used, have been thoroughly revised
enlarged, geatly improved. and newly stereo-
typed, and are now in q Permanent form. nc
further alteration being intended in them. The
well known abilities Of Professor Meg uffey, and
the valuable aid afforded him in the rivision oil
his series by a successful instructor and hnishe ed
classical scholar, will it is believed worrant the
assertion that these school reading books are
GREATLY SUPERIOR to any others ever pub
lished. They are used in the Cincinnati Pub
lie Schools, because they are considered decid-
eddy preferable to any other extent.
WIN. nj. WOOLSEY, DRUGGIST, MAIN ST.
EVANSVILLE. Ia,
Has a supply of MeGuffey's Readers, and will
sell them at low prices for cash. Teachers and
School officers are desired to give them a careful
examination. April 3, l045 If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15
III. p. DEBRULER

HJAKES this method of rendering to his friend:
= and patrons his hearty thanks, for the
many acts of kindness heretofore received from
Them and s~olicits a continuation Of their patron
age.
He has associated himself with T. M. ELMEI
for the purpose of carrying on an extensiv,
garden, and nursery; and will keep on hands
splendid assortment of fruit, and ornamentaltree
Green House Plants, &C., among which, tn,
following will constantly be kept: namely Cam
lila Japonica, Azaiias, garden, and ever bloom
ing rose, Cactuses. of all the colours common to
those plants, together with ever-greens. Carna.
tons, Dahlias, dubious and tuberous lootec
plants; all of, which, they will sell on the mos
reasonable terms. To be satisfied on this fact, nc
man can have better evidence than he can OBJ
tain by calling and examining for himself.
All communications. post paid addressed to
DEBRULER & ELMER, will receive prompt atten.
zion. Their Green House stands Immediately on
the bank of the Ohio river, just below the Steam
Boat Landing. Evansvill Ia. JAM, %, '45,tf
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-15

DUPONTS POWDER.
HAA Kegs Duwont's Power fresh from
AOV the works, received and for sale by
Dec IL BEMENT & VIELE.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05

20 S"aen traunts Bett;eus,
s YaIcn 3,piIIis,
rs SalIcn Settredtnfi ittcruns
$50 Sallen Sihttrwid,
500 pad. Gattun[neucttrO rOlcre1 !
100 " 8tfarttr &amtrits,
80 I" xifinS,
l5O " 9eblti6tcs 9ttt,eua,
60 " 1uh unb O. tlnctfs,
70 " se,rtbnIi@er unp sctlum,
1000 !pfuno pittsbureer :
pad' Rprbe porceaan, al
Nctlt ctner ltpr anssecc5nte
men, Slarcln, 9rftntrdgcr, &c
tunirns> 3hntbHthen, &c. ,t. &c.
ltnfre 0utcr murocn untrr
fanft,-llnp tperbcn, fir taart
ircrccn, ais man te in htn 5
Scrta,tftrn rrlan9tn tann vi
barauf bere6net.
;5n Au6bebnun9, 9tus'
1T uaftr Stpt untttertrrA7cn.
Outer, su 8aar9clrf.eifn, 8u
inctbcc,' ttnb Sla9ss Saamen,
Wa0iQcn, o. J1cp. l, 1874
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
@rD
Oefentltbe Derttei9eruna F!

SnterSclhneter 1T Seionnen, ien bepeslides @iaen
9cssbmm in Der 8rauereY in Canton ben lOten g o.
ber 1845, an ben peebitbietenben III perfaufen,
ais:
H. ein anslanoiides Imported pianc Syorto.
2.) Gier Yferce. Ba9en, 2 &ibe, 8erenieunqs-
asasen, (Buggys) uno cine 9roBe slusipabl bon
Sdlmeinen, mnb 3 Sd)luten.
B. Gtne Guantttdt @erlfe uno Gierfenmali iotpe et
mas 9cpfen, ebenlo gSinomhblen.
~ 8raaereY @erdttItaften aller 9rt, ictpie cine
0nantitGt SdfIer oerfdieoener @roBe.
81 pausrafh pom sep0bnlihien BIG gum beften, 6
Sefen, 8 Glide, "a Duseno Stlble, @omn,obe
: (8ureau), getten unb 8ettlfdtteu, Spieeel, j
Duseno lbrfn, Yartier unb g8iener Gadtti1heu
(StanbS) &c.
g. Gelo unb S6erwaaren bic feiniten porcsua,,-
nno @laswaaren, iotpe aaes MO9ltdbe, um einen
Giid) prbentlid9 at fesen.
~ elite 9uantitdt &lafter- S,pl;, gang trpfeu.
o. ein 8retter 0aus (Traem3 II Stof bod, an ber
iolihen Gde Der 8rauerep 9ee9en, gang tieu, nell
Dies fortgesc9en (moved) tperoen muB:
0uncert nerfbteoene aubere @e9enitdnee tpeld)s
ntdbt 9enannt tperoen fOnnen.
s Beoinanu9en bes 0erfaufs. -gine ieoe Smmme mt
ter orei 9baler 1T baar muo pas baraber Seds W2c
nat Greott.-slnfan8 ant 8 llbr 9crmittass.
eorenio Budin9.
Ganfen ben 81. oft. 1s45. I4.2
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
Shu( 9lnseioe.

Ser @brDirb9e q. g. Sieroemann, u. M.. Wb.
.. bat i'm Sinne in fpn,meneen Binter cine bobe
Sdule Su balten, poftn er Geographic, @5elbid1te,
Gatur eebre, eo9, Mathen,atif, bic DeutIe, Nran,
SbGihe, eatetntihe nno @riediide Spra6e neben Der
@n9lilben unb anoere 3weise lebren miro. Da er i'm
gYnnaium slnoreanum su Solbesbein,, uno auf Der
te su9ermont aesebrspese poreetraaen io pe lestes
yrabtahr tn Der scabemie st Canton Die beutfde uue
fran5oGe Sprade 9eebrt bat 70 oenft er alien @r-
wartunsen entipreden su f6nrrlt. Die Sd,ule pirb
enttpeber in Der 9fabemie pber in enem aneern pal
ienoen sotale IN @anton 9sbalten perben. Sdulsylo
ipte eetp0hnlt tit lplcten Sd,uen iebob niott nebr
als $500 oae gierteljabr, penn audi elm Sdller ale
3wet9e fuoirt Sufang ben nddIfen 2Ofen Sftober
at Der nddbltsn Wcde uiro er gu fuben fein in fei
ner Bcbnuns 0itlidb bon Der oeutfden Stride.
@antpn ben 80. Sept, 1845. To-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
s ii t . + II f e +.

Cn Der Sruerei bs Sattes 1T cine artbte benbter rets
~ fer Sarift ,n pertann (Smaa pea unb repicr) Fin,
lansd cine Qcdcnleitnns in elmer $anb. Oruerei baait
aufafteen unp ppfants tratar fir bieIen 3pe-ssabme
9mrfhuB, Snien 2Bintclbaten unp aes fur cine Orutere
8epirfse, init Nisnabme prefe an BON ns ataeaebe
perpen, pessfeien perbe 9aee Gnsfber Oeuttd5er uni
1cbif4sr S6riftcn Ginfansen bsf fir aeepeni. Nr
teiten (Sots.) s
9aranf Sefeetirenbt fpren @ in psrofreen riefe Doc,
miineta Oh uns spemben.
4Beber u. SIsbaufen,
3-1~- ct David mo-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
Il 0 cb 0 + { n.

eln ldcn 9ebrand'ter nno nod, lit eutem 3utanbe
f'd befncber, ebr gutter Gcdofeu, Der d, fir cine
9roee Sanlilie eianet miro sn enem ausert biaeen
prele oertauft. @s tperben, &arpfeln, Seu, gSclt-
Form, Dafer, fette Sd)wene, unp anoere eancespro-
outte os sablun9 attgencmnlen.-Ier Sfcn plroe (ld
am beten fit cine tn eanoe tpobnenoe Tanilic Iide
e. O1e 9ldhere gu erfraaen III oieier Druderei.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
ST Gure 2nn9e cocr 2eter Qnoesrifen E..

oenn 10 leftt biz Iautentt 3eu9ncn aussct Don
eeh afut9swrriSttcn np rnfuBrcittn perpnrA aus alien
tpen Der yer StAatrr n 8uncn Der linetrnrcn unp bc
lenncn 2Hrtun9 prn "
Or Duncans Observation-Disclosures SOemitteG.
Sra9t bctScn 9rrfoncn in Gurr lmecbure mclebc bon
@n8 ptes epiSinin Drer Samle 9braen pas iDr prDt,
tge19e 2olrtn9 ttt 2Sr ntDmn bic rttbttt in 9erz
ephh9 mt pcc Nnir9c, an Gni9t 9iclcn binmc
s tpele i'm anoe III rccr Satc u cuscn unp pcranscn
prs pch Dncnn 0unn eicca 6cm tells ~ faoct mas e
&c nup. " ~ o. ''o' - ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
Ser . Waterlan6e zSreUn6 un6 9 en- 6er 9eif

g. S.--aQe Diejenisen, peld,e fd3 III meiner
Sdno pten, eroen eriubt balb OPidttafeit ,u mad
en- oamtt to5 AUDI meinen gerbnpIihteiten naftcmmen
tonn' E. Bitcfina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05

800 8arret 9al,,
rs Suf4el 0runrniiGe,
1900 Vf. g. g. Dlanoeln,
20 Sdr. S,lterts II. QRalnilHe,
IA 10 Srafilianit6r N16t,
20 Scrcn @tartc,
50 I" :. o. pfcifen,
20 " sclke Scifc,
S " Sperm <i6tcr,
5 d" 0atfil Seife,
700 pf. &rapr,
1900 9,f. Snrisp Eprrtrefli91
20 Barrel NIoun II. &urferruB,
l Sarrcl ttaurr 8itrici,
10 SdB6en Solrctcr,
2 Sar. Nra Sulpber,
2 " Mebl Snlpber,
GOO 9Df. 8lauter(ais,
l Bar. Cream 5artar,
100 9of. screini9tcr Sampler,
= SWa0tcli1 Srrar,
100 Subcno Etntc,
l S6a6tc( SlnruB,
2 S1o6tctn Watbes,
geo 9nkrnp'S6uD,pi6tc,
Is Saren .6nIl II. Srn'sSeift
1000 Qtnnp Stan9tn SIct
100 S3tc S6rct,
40 Sa64en 8tt6fn pulper,
20 6ab3cn GnaIlrulrcr,
rs SaS Ear,
40 Sag Gcrttr Oc(,
10 SaB Srerm Dcl,
5 Sab SlaAsf sfaamcn Oel,
10 6ob 0rlrrbonirIm,
70 ! S1b6cn pprt QEein,
80 ! SdB6cn Olalasa QBein,
s ! SAP ben Mabcira QScin,
SO 9utcnp I6rI3cnr Gtmcr,
so Sntenc Seclen,
100 Snernp 0lassefdbc s,lnr
Srtnt9lafr,
so 9aren 8 lei 10 Sentferalas,
lOO St:s pad 1t. @breitp1ricr
10 @4a6teln 1ilA Sal,,
| 6 i" Ole0tnssl1Dren, ,e.
f a II 8,
ter alpaca,
IS l." SanprH II. Silttcruns,
10 SAllen i6mar;e S1tterHna,
q " rctDcr 1t. tpriBcr i5fanncI
$50 Dug. ipoQenc Joasltinoen,
20 DUG. sefedte @bawls,
800 pf. Scinen u. 8alllHmrIrnz
j,rirn,
so 9ue. Marncr unb Snattr.
! &arren.
6aumapoQen @arn, unb Is
le bon orolndrer @ottune;
N NuswabI pom &nopftn, Sdm>
9""F' c"Hnlippu'SfuIctl, per
zen Silntfi isifen ltmttdnben cinsc>
, 2oElrn9,. 70 iprblfeil rcrtauft
ttli6cn J6aurtifarten rpn @rrBs
no rs mirr tlcs cinc kiQi9e Sra9t
lpabI uno Mcblfeilbeit,
2Sir nrDmcn ais 3 abllnS fir
tier, g @mal5, 1ol9, Slce,. Ibi.
Sumrcn, &c. &c.
Senner unb McWeiQan.
D. 14s2mt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
Gute bon StaDt Soften
Die Dem Sta1te Derfauen fno.

m @ @ S aS sa sn So @anug m
fur
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
Stntpeilunaeu.

Samuel g: Ghrt, oocp <istcn, obtO.
OHro .. 8rabam, 10 10
George Sbirts, Gle Stun xfp. %
Scbn Glr, Go, 8eaper 1tp. %
SamurI Sud Satrflrlp Ifp. DO
Olatbas 8urtam, @arm Jp. 10
Ot9cs W Dem obio patro <isbon prm I2ttn Nu8uf ls45
Srseno cin ern, ncr rce mDr Scmcie ppn
rcr wunbtrbarn 2Sirfamee T. nnca MS 0usrptrf
tef6rbtrnrcs .6eiImittel, Sur 5rilun9 pcn
Sertdtun9en Souel, NusSebrung ii. Qeberfranfbeiten
wnn miro 9efen hci rttstp prcnc atrufen per at bic
ct c.9 3ellem Su r wel At eber,t tcreit ne c it
Seju9 anfie trattiSe SSirtamtc Or 9uneans ptsim
jutrtcocn 3n ttcllcn
Or. 9anean's reti4e Office $50 @ptomoretrase, einein
natl 100 IN 3utunft alc Auftrd8c 9iern unp QDen mi
fen bn9ccnpet tpcrtcn.
QN1tb t1p 9ebanblnn9 1T alien &lafcn &rdnfDctten
ternpers III drrntlhcn Salen miro crbetlt.
co. 81 baben bel Sohn Sartoll, Canton Sbc.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
MufDroerunq.

2tHHDrDerHn9.
9Do Ino Sobann nnb Gaspor auer.
stpel Sriioer aus pcppenlauer, &0ntsretb 8aeru a.
Sobann Saner bat Sulest bon 8etblehem, Sbtc, mad,
Eeuthlanb 9eidrieben unb @aspar Bauer fou lid, BEN
esten Tadridten sufolse in Martiusburg Girei1ien,
auftalten. Da nun ibr untcrseidneter Braber febcn
spe Srtee an beiagte Srte 9eienbet aber feline snt
pcrt erhatsn bat, 70 fcrbert er hermit obenaename
Srlleer anf !hm ibren ietisen sufentha anuseisen
oteielben yadri eeben tonnte, iode an interviewer
De soorefIe sefaaist selansen su laifen.
SDfepb 8auer
10 Nc. III BowerD, 0eetp- 9jorf
9lS& 8ueb
lbsim ousers pser @r,e su baben in ptefr Druderei
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05

m >aB DIE 9an5e QSelt, Die Dunoerbare 9Strz
7lanltelt bon Or. Duucan's 9lusmurf beforcernoes
0etlmittel erfahrcn!-
e8s4s 1T teatI&tst CUR ecilunS ron Nu sseGrun unt
&raHtDeiten abalidbcr 9lat1r =
Or. Suntan-Gc(6atttr .6trr -
Ger unersei6netr, Gin paent muer Nfidt fir BIZ
ceten pr gnnatc, "tIer lense ter btbs curnaIls
eer sn9es Ausjtbtn9 itt unb ," i'd Snrcn ba paB m bn
tetne Ueojin rribrrben onntc Die b 6cinJ pcra[aSte
war i'd entihlrtitn ben Serfn mSDrcm Nsprf tf6rprn
ren etm 5u maen Dattc abcr 5ur eit tncn Walben an
olele eetj, ,ptlde por8ab Nus5cbrun9 gu bn aen TIN
stnen patienten Sufrichcn cn, erlat m Dm iu Sbren
N9enten in Qpocfe Or. s. g. Coulter, fir bic Oe>i,in Il,
eneen mas Ct CT tDat nb mad Der rc Sac tesetcrc cr
3rlft 8ebraute uno wirfl su mcinem Gaun:n fanb it
SaB mcn pnttent hncl bcr warp unb tap rrf,cn Dcrs
ssttei mar S siauts or sebrau4te BIOS Safen auf ,
Seran9cn fbreite i'd Sbnn p 3etlcn, bprro Sire Otepn
m6sc tprfaben bre QBrtus 1us,eDruss. S1en ,u tmei
fen, ,pic in rt;ssm Sauc.-N6tmssrpl
Or. Sanes H. 9RifeD
'it Serewistsit fetc i'd Ottscm as cine ,ptlie UNI
mabre &batae mentn Seamen tci Sd bptfe, haB Scnist
nbe init Der bretlen &ranfbt stbruns eeraint Be-
Rafe finn, Sbre 0risin in 3eit ousfnrsn npur seD
tperrtn. Qpm 6. QBi(fns
HIS. gGayne 60, >.
CO.. 2li baben bel czchn G5arton Snntnu s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
GonnerS lntteo StateS
S6rltf> II. StereotDpen O3ie6ervi.

sdc bon stnn nno Stofau- Street, sc. 9.
Se unterehneen benari6scn biernit bic o[tr o3Snncr
VT tHpef nntr rem Tanen ams Corners 1nb frdter os
0pnher nno eoptss bfannten Srft @tcrepfppen 0.
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rten tnter cben 70 9n9e 8eonsunsen no prn 70 atter
Satat ole irseno Gin anpcres Gfatlenen in zen Ser
cprjdsih fur 3eittnssSrudercien >'o's" =" Y"
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Snitrrettionssetabr ''"'''" Nos''p Ger
Sdnles Gcnner uua Scbr
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IS 81. .. 8. 1bee,
as Gaopirs l"
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125 Barret 81. o. O1claGts,
10 9c9sb, y. 81,
$50 S1rret 81. o. 3uter,
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1875 Soren Oi. 81. Stolintn
800 pfunb sreitrte xrauten
600 +" 3wctfNtn in Gla0jors
"a Sars Ginger,
Ill Spren 9oni8tDau Iotat
3ufamtnen9cttet prn !, 2, 5
8, rnb IL, @tidt,
8 Scren Nu6:Q II. 9irtin1pns
stcr 10
200 pf.Wlae. Sdnupftata6
200 pf. Strttb 20
20 Srren starprt DO
100 SdB6en @er9e II. 8ro. 6 &.
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1900 9)funp 3immtt,
600 9of. Ha9el9en,
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5 20 2IIfrcis
7 Srren Gro, 2tmmrt,
81 20 Gbrtrlorc,
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6 S6attcln Satribr,
5000 9f, Solcratus,
8 Qircn Gcis,
6 8cren 9efcfcrfaufc,
90 Srrcu 8ro. Senf
200 8rrtn. !earinst,
80 @ar. 1t. ] Bar. Olatcreln,
20 Guintrln Gcp Sifae
SO Sor. II. J ar.ptfrrel unp
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05
$50 1T 8eor9 Safob @urts llno Gra S6inz
heller ?

@riterer n0i6elsbrunnerbof SeSirf Dabn 01beil,-
freis 8aDern, lit iou IA Sabre nit Samilie in Nmes
rita nno Wcbute bel Ybilaoelpbia. Seine Sbtpelter
&atbarina barbara 8dder, Delde flrslid penDeut1h-
lamb FAM tptnfht 0ahridt unter fol9enber 9bbrefIe
&atb. Bar. 8ddsr,
care Of Scbn Shiuneler, @bambersbnre, ga.
sestere BON &abler9laswerf, eanb9erid)t 9lbena,,
&onisreif Saerr lanbete Dor Sabren in Baltimore,
uno belt d ncd idnser bort auf. Der llntersenete
miinitbt Nadbrtbt unter fol9enber 9looref1e:
1913 Sobn Shinneuer, Ghamtersbura, Da.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-05

lbem Dubets pber @r3e III baten in befer Drufere 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
LINES TO =


List Brother! slay tlsee in thy mad design,
Let reason thee control;
There's poison meath the rudy wine
That sparkles in the bowl.
Dash from thy lips the msd'ning stream,
So ffaught with death to thee;
Now, while tho dawn Of reasons beam
Again returns to thee.
Stand up erect TOR art not thou
An image Of thy God
Nor at the shrine Of Bachus bow,
/, Before demons nod. M t.51,...
Hast thou not been full long the slave
Ofthe Grim Monsters will
And buried darxly in the grave
Wouldst thou thy talent still
Oh rouse thee from this fatal sleep, 9.9
Rend rend the iron chain
That wosld for aye thy spirit keep t
2 WraPp'd in damning fame. US
Then would bright hope again return
And gild thy life with JOY;
Then purer pleasures thea wcuidst carr,
Without such base alloy!
Latclfeld, Jan1gvy lslJ. NJ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

Ma. AbASss,-By inserting Ire following nnss
In the Enquirer, they may Perchance strike the eye
of one for whom they were intended, and Be pro-
.dacfiva uf aorne Rood.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

Sleep is deaths youngest brother. and sosmnqh
like him that never trust him without my Frey
erss-S1 a. BrOsrN. S~s . f'-
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
KIDD SALVAGE.

company OF knayes and tcols mas been oEGan.
ized with Rjargs capital under the name Of Kidd
salvage Co.. to raise an old bulk in the Hudson.
The shafpess have stuffed up the green'nasp with
the idea that il b one Of Kids vessels. laden with
from the history Of the Pirate It APP
rsars The Hudson was never entered BY Kidd. .
he sailed s---Hmtf@6 CosUier. I'll
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

BlspoP DELANcr.---There is much SrssAtisfac-
ticn with Bishop Delaney in the Western Diocese
Of New-York for having restored the Rev.. Mr. Yan
Zandt to his clerical functions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

ary- "The: Columbian newspaper. has passed
from Mr.. willard to the hands Of Mr.. Nathan C..
Geer. -s'1 e