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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

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entDeoen ob oteer 8efdus Coer J1ebenoeIet, NIT Der
ob19en IN b al oerIt d II @onlfit,ltior, i'm g1i
oerlprn3 1T Ooer ntdt unO OBJ Der fcleerbe geldlus
NIT Dem Sbt9en oereinbar 1T
Selhlonen: DnB 3ufoIaeber reoufitu-
tton pes 9 emf mars lie beutId,e Spra-
h e oas etn5t9e We tum Iep, bnr n
10 @es Der tOgt fd5 e Il lnterrtd, &
So t9etlt meroe EN- mnf 9tud1 fir bieen 8es
lHl9B ertlarte i'eD oae Dreftcrum su Gjuulfen unb
oeranoerte allc bic in 1889 Gerduoerte Sonfitntinm
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San1't nooD ntt jufrteoen, oerduberte bas Oirefp-
rum nut Der SeDbufe Der SDnooe au Qanfafcr in,
Vfa9 oelee S19res ourd ben fogenoen geh[uB bic Ie
aooptlrte Contribution gum pteberbclten male
Ssl3Lollen = -Oa Die SeolrfuifTe uno bas g8cbI
oeI Stte teroert Dap preo9er 9ebtloet wercen fo(l
teh, ote and9 TN Stanoe lnb fertt9 in Ger @nqlben
SpradHe gu preot9en, 70 f lteua aaet tbeoloqi-
\ 3en . . ort r q G Cneben Der beutfcten Sprodbe)
a II d) n tefer (oer en9liIhen) g Spraoj a G.
b Item iper rOen.
slu6 oleen ouefnbrltd, angeflbrten llrfunoen, bic
Se5le9nn9 ant oas seminar baben, mag nun oasVub-
ltu lelblt lobeBen pb t in neinem frubern 9ufIase
Der unwabrbett behuIoi9r perben FAINT cSch forbere
oeBbalb Nun ben "Oeutlden'' auf mir bcntlid bteSrr
Itbumer nno lnwabrbetten ar ben 9oa III leoen ncnn
er itd nd)t ais encn freebcn 8erlauneer uno Qauer
betrad1tet feben Mil.
Ger "Dentfhe'' beihuEoiet mid feruer nit & ia
e neil id mid @}uilielmus uno utot nit netnen,
et9enen Nanlen unterfchrieben bate. Due Teiobeit
ME ,en @hcrafter 9epeen it unb es ME werben miro
tpia td oacurh bepeen, baB ic3 ibm nun einen Dol
len Namen freq nno cffen unter oieG2o1e reibe-M
g nj ma IN i'd 1T 0einrtd d eubwit
9S ) / abrt; id no ne in $500 fte !
lQS aDne eanntD > 10; bin ieoerSeit bere
lHehendaft 3u 9eben bon nreinem gbun un6 Oauren
nno frdte MIDI ieIb Dor Der ebrmtroioen Synooe po
Sbio niht-g9ae th 9eIast babe, babe td] oeIaot
peroe es ME llno ntmmermcbr woerrufen Gctt belfe
mir. 9lmen
Da mir nnr Der "Deutfde" meinen 9aamen aboefor-
oert ha 10 CLAUDE t Dor benz publlfum 5u bemlelben
eht bered1tt9t su ieDu ihm BEN 1entqen obmforSeru
une i'm Saa ct oenleben nidbt pie elm @trenmann an
a!ebt 70 tperoe nt nur id Ionoern icoerman Sbn ais
e1ne I9e W II, III anleben uno penn er aud
nlrtl1eh etn lebenht9er pfarrer pdre.
gulllelinu6 ber 3tpe1te.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
FIFTY CENTS !!

to each subscriber for volume of five hundred pages
1t will contain faithful and impartial record of both
Houses Of Congress, the gist of all the important
speeches which may be delivered, &C., &c. The most
competent reporters will be employed and nothing shall
prevent being made worthy of the patronage of the
public generally. The Journal will endeavor, in its
Cords to do justice to both parties, that both parties
will feel allowed to patronse the publication 1t being
the long session, it is called, the volume will contain
at least 500 pages; each number will contain 16 pages
of solid matter, which will enable the publishers to
give all the proceedings worthy Of being preserved in
book form, for binding and future reference. The
Iceedngy low terms will place it within the reach Of
a the publishers hope that their friends will use their
exertions in obtaining subscribers.
0H5-Those who forward Five Dollars shall receive
Eleven copies-Ten dollars, Twenty three copies
Twenty dollars, FIFTY copes--reducing the price TO
forty cents, for a volume of 500 pages.
THEOPHILUS FISK,
JESSE Z. DOW.
Washington, August IL, 1915. s.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
(Gin8cIanpt.)
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Serr Gotbna9e!
SIT Der leben 0fumnter bes 8aterlanosfreunoes fiji
De tc eiue gripieoerun9 auf euen bon mir lit Sbrer
Spalten oeroentltdten 8rief unterSebnet BON enen,
"Neutfden''. @r be1huot9t MIDI, cas- mein 9luflat
,ppn Snfange BIG Su Cube ein @enebe BON SrrbImer,
nno lln,pabrheiteu eD SD ftube es besbalb fir n6
thlg nodmal6 ATE Serbanolun9en Der oeutid Iutb
SDnooe prn Sbio nno bes Dreftprin,s oesSen,inare
portlt pom 9nfause BIG su Gnoe ausnifelen I'm. oae
pnbum lelblt entfdeioen 5u laifen cb l lnpabrbei
lserebet babe. SD be9nne besbalb init einem 9Iussua
au6 Der Original Contribution, tpelde unter feDerlten
S5ebet nno lnter Nnrufnn9 oes 9Q9e9enwdrtisen, sa
}9eredten tnb llnoerdnberen am 5ten 9luoult 1892
tn ben npro6ltden @dtein oes Semiuarsebduoes ME.
lber9ele9t ipurbe> tporin es bei6t:
9lrt 2, Secpn l. Da oteIes Seminar et Deut{d1-
es IT uno als pldes fprtbetehen iol, 70 1T bic sbbt
oeiielben oteie; jnn9e Oe dnner fiir ba 8
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p entfhe g ohul1efrer fiji + bic g d, u
II, 70 caB bic Wphlfabrt Der Stride uno bic Grsieb-
Jung Der Dentifen bef6roert unb b lie b cut r eb e
Spra d nno bentl DE etteratur oer-
|brettet tperoe.
elrt. g. seetion 8. Das Directcrium fol- Die Madbt
taben - 8uditabe f, 9iebense5ese sn MAIDEN
uno eusufubreE oordusseles bae ie-
iel ben nj d t m QSt berIprmdbe IN / t be r
6 II ftttut On Gnb.
slrt. 6, Secton 4. gon Der Sprad1e, in tpeldber bic
Scrtrd9e 9ebaten ,perben loIen.-D ie Oanpt-
oortra9e ocs mtnars fonen unb
M II f en- una dnberlih fur ne su-
fnnf ftt9en 3etten in Der . eut1 d5 n
Spra6e 9eb alten tperben
9Sie nun oefes beiliee G5ellbte, eloes beD bieler
Gdffeinle9uns pcr benz Aasesnwdrtisen setban war-
De- 9balten tporoen it, sest Der fcl9euoe 8eldluB Der
oeutlh luther. SDnooe perlammeIt sn Gclnmbus i'm
NlaD 1889:
Beihlonen :-- DaB bic Syuobe es niett nltr nid,t
IIr Gcnlfituticnstpibrt9 bdlt. 8 II d. Dprtr a.
9e onrd) bas Meotnm Der Gngttfo d. en-
prad,e9eb merb n, mas audi ,prf-
lid berSuocr tatteefunoen bat fonoern e bdlt es audi
fur nctbweuota uno nislid fir biefen 3med, einen
stpeDten profeIor anSnlteen Der belent 3tpef ent.
iprid,t, uno 20 fort
DaB bas Direftorium bieien 8eihlne ausaefllbrt
nno 70 sam9aebensees erhcben bat, mro pcb utemaut
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
Sfene Grf[0runo.

sIuf gr0ffnun9 ether 3ufhrift uners @6rtp. I. Ser
brufr elmer baber> ndbften 2ten Sft II. f. abiubal.
tenoer SpeSal- -SDncoe Der @cmbtara @lalTs betref-
fcno fnh fId Der unterSetdnete SGroenratb bepoaen
hermit 0entlid 5u erfldreu: baB ct inter 6em frao
diem 3nede, bem,eIoe BerlantmIun9 uht allein nitt
btl!gen fann onbe1n feinereits fir pf1iht eratbtet
oereben bic slufabme su pertpe germ 70 freuota er
aand) anoererieit6 ctfene slrme b6te, tnofern bic
gerathnn9en Die 98pblfahrt Der Stride betrdfen
Wenn- tit eners ebrplroi9en @lieberfhaf, ifatt bon
eebe nnb @tntrad)t, oOn "9nfla9e' Die 9Pebe lit ;
Denn ifatt-mt jenem 3oltner ait Die ei9eue 8rult su
tlcpfet- -oie0eldt fhmubi9e pripatradle nah 1einem
Sper Sleleno, or1oictren uno ettpa etnen 9ebe9ten
Srt Stn Gulnmeplab osrel6en erneerigen ptll II. f.
~. oa1n itetnt es an Der 3e u eir no bereitwillae
Slufnabme oera9t werben muB 3u9leict miro Der ern
tie Sunlh ncd beisefi9t, baB @brtp 9. oerbrucf Gob
BON aitcertpeSen Seriamnllun9eu 9leid,eu 3lpedes,
entfernt balte.
Der Jf ir d enratb
Der Sernialems- STRIDE refprmirter(eits
Canton, Sept. 23, lS45.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
$50 III Sohann paul 9ttti1er, aus Ser Sct,pei;

Strttt prlicB tte Wai s. pe Gtaet Qeabnstcn rno
beabtt3te mad ptttsbrs su reiten bat als CARPENTER
iu arbeten Sa ct ncm nerseiAneten auf eas es
fctfe psprcen Bat eaB Ct in b6ens pcr q8ren 9,a4rt
pen M 9ben ,ptpe ae bis eet ne teine ols erfost it, 70
Solte i1m oiete 1netst sn 8t trm 70 6se CT bieraus
entuehet baB fein Sruoer in ssBe Sfr1turs ,eset inn
IT, ano er wiro besbalb Ssbeten pejIs Slar,t BON lid
~ Seten Gtenfals nfbenreince bic ,tpcoer ppr
esn seter oSer xob tuie, bfaf erat pen ltntsrebne
bisrrn in Senntnis ;u feesn.
@brt fftan Ntttfer,
at3usettn AT Scbn 2Basner, 9Dafbtnsten, 9. g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
s il t 8 + u f G +.

Cn Der 0rudcr bicts Sattes 1T a6te btnuster beu
~ r Srift jn pereanfcn SmaG piea ub Sreptcr) bits
lnSti ein 2Hr9enun8 in elmer Sanb 9rudere bo,nt
ou,ulrern unb rplfdnrt8 bran9tar fir rn Spet-Sobne
0ur4fAab <nie, 9einfeI9afn 4no alts fur cine 9rufer
rren, pssp6en per(bicpcnc Sate Gn8r9e DcutIer unb
e3pbi6sr S6rftsn, Gnfaun9cn nno rSl fir aecipcn3Ar
Eeit (5pts.)
9ar1uf 9eerenbe pratn f@ in psrtpfrtitu 8ren pber
nIIrli1 urs rrnocr
l8ebe II. Slsbau5en,
8-4m ct. QDus, W2c
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
!6rieq in SaOon,ertfol

Gin &ries it stpildben ben iibamerifauiIten Stoo
ten Gan Saoaocr unb Nonouras ousqebrcchen
Guatemala bat erereu nit q8affen uuo M,tniticn nm.
ternst uno es beBt ic9ar, baB Genral cabrera 2rup
pen erbebt INN thn Su InteritIsen
OIe Ne9terun9 bon pcnouras baeeoen bat cine Dro-
han1atloH eraIeu, ourd bic alte ntinulioer giunob
ner autgeforeert perben, Die Oaen CUR 8ertbeoquno
oeS saneee bel Gcoe6itrafe gu ergreifeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

\a hiob meinc IpAtcr Salmta 0utb eit ibrcr Onper,
~ dern9, nbne ir8eno cine 9cranaffun9 rcrlaftn Bat
70 warne i'd Dernit Seberann iDr nhts af 9lae l
tprsen, np mid auf cine cnf9e rt fir e prtinc!i ~ abs
en intem i'd ni4t rafar gut tteben ,perpc,
SafDb @utb.
pcrrD ArmntDr, Sept ~ lS45 Se4mo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
Corners ltntteb State5
Sbrtffz II. SfereotDpen OieRervi.

@dc bon 9lni- 1tno 9tafIau Street, &c. q.
9ic ltnteriet6netc btaadrbsen bicrm bic an 0Snner
Der frnDer nter Rem 9en amcs Gpnes unp fpGtcr ais
Conner Goofss tefannte rift unb @tereptpren Sic
beret t0wie bag pnetam aeer9ap Dag M ereit nb, eet
tunsen aus,ufIbren fir
Sdriften, prefen, 8difen, Nabnlen, Winfeltafen,
Sarbe, 9fueale, uno alle anbere Nrttel,
wte rfcrcerli nb, cine potantise Suprere eu,t,z
te 1ter chen 70 sanfisrn Sebnsunecn uno ppn 70 outer
Aadt as irgtnb rin anttres GtabTemnt rcr Ser ct.
Die S3riften 9eScn III beem Gtatliemcnt, cisncn 11
rprjaSleb fur 3eittnSsprnfcreet.
Nlc Nrtrn prn @trectppen.
~ y Se,tunStn. mtlt itefe Nn,ciS mai ppr bct Jpp
s45 einrn erbalten @riften pieraden gBrt DC
Snlurreftonsset
Santes Conner uuo Spbn.
@ept. 20, 1s45. g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24
srT5OO Pages for Fifty Gents! !!-E1O
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Congressional Journal.

The editors of the United States Journal propose to
commence, with the next session of Congress, week
y publication under the above title, to continue through
the whole session. at the unprecedented low price of
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

5n @tnctnnati oertauft N1ett sm SO, Is bis g.
20 oos NaB. Sn @leoelano 1887. Bet,eu lit
nld't i'm Warft. Buffalo, Mepl $4. - qSeiseu 81
&entS bas 8ulde[.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-24

Y I II U II y Z z II.
Columbus, ben 10. Sept, 1845.
q. S.-Bldtter, tie ermdbnten 9lrtifel per6entlic1
babelL weroen freunoldaf!!b eriuht, AUDI pbiee Gr
,pIererun9 iii ibre Spalten oufsunebmvn.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
Grant County Delinquent
List.

ODice Of he Clerk Of Hte Board 81 CoHlnt's''0"-
ey of Grant County, Uis
LANCASTER, June 18th, lS45.
A LII PERSONS are hereby notified, that the
"A following tracts Of Land aud Town Lots, sold
in December, 1913, for the taxes due and unpaid
thereon for the year l543, and previous years. re-
main unredeemed in this office. Now, therefore,
unless tho taxes interest, aud charges, added TO the
several tracts herein described, together with The
redemption fee, and any interest that may subse-
auently accrue, together with the charges Tor adver-
Using the same, shall be paid within six months
from tho dale hereof in pursuance Of the statue in
such Ease made and provided, the same will be for
feited for suc. lax and charges:
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
DUTCH EPITAPH.

Here lies two pabies so ted az ni's.
Cotkil, dem nit do ager fits;
Dey was too goo. to live nit me
Cot took dem home 10 live nit he.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

Ii is stated that an old lady in Iowa,
while recently in the woods, was bit
ten on the end OF her nose by rattle
snake. The old lady recovered, but
the snake died! Coroner's verdict
poisoned By snuff.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

or The difficulty of acquiring our
language which a foreigner must expe-
riencc, is illustrated by the following
question: "Did you ever sec person
pare an apple ora pear with a pair Of
scissorsf'
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

o." A most interesting "sight for to
see" is that of a young lady, with eyes
like ga gazcle," voice like silver
trumpet" and with lips like "rubics,"
and "wilh teeth of pearly whitcncss,'
and "wth cheeks that have stolen the
carnation Of the deathless rose" with
her mouth full of gingerbread.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

MoRALsIN New ORLEANs.-A cor
respondent Of the New York Observer
saws: The last Sabbath ] spent in New
Orleans, put down in my mcmoran-
dun book the violations OF the day
that came under my observation thro'
the press and otherwise. There was
one rcgimcntal parade and dfill--a
horse race for n purse of $1,000 Ia du-
ell in the Orleans ball room--a fist fight
on a $500 bet, or, as the advertise
ment was headed, a farewell benefit
for some noted 5ully--a cock fight OPP
posite the st. Louis Exchange-mas-
querade ball in the Orleans ball room
two theatres open--a French opera,
with ballet dancers--two circusses -
exhibition of wax works--German
Masician-Italian Fontocein organ
grinders on the corners Of the streets
gambling houses, stores, gin shops,
&c. open to fill up the picture. Be
sides these, dinner parties, balls, and
rides to Carrollton, might be mention
ed almost ad-iniantum. Such is New
Orleans in morality, in respect to rcli-
gion, and in observance of the Sab
bath.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
sgIaIr,lraAggI2Owas
RUNNING OVER A SrEAMBoAT.-W


RUNNING OVER A STEAMBoAT.-We
were returning home on board the
steamer Hard Times about n week
since. from a visit to the Crescent City,
and were booming along at fine rate,
when. suddenly opposite the New Or
leans Cotton Press the engines were
stopped and general rush was made
forward to see what was the matter
It was nearly dark, and we could just
distinguish man in skiff, pulling leis-
urely across the bow Of the boat.
"Pull my man! Pull for your life or
YOU will be run over" shouted the Cap
tain.
We were Immediately answered in
n voice that plainly told US that the oc-
cupant Of the skiff was son OF the
"Emerald Isle"
Och, thin! go ahead, and don't be
pothcrin about me, or might run in
10 YOU, and some OF yez be hurried"
The engines were again put in mo
ton amid n general roar of laughter,
and the boat passed within three feet
Of the Emcraldcr.-[Southc Trlb-
upp
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

A SMART Boy" John, what is the
past Of ,eeP"
"Seen. SIR"
"No, it is saw-remember that"
"Yes. sir. Then if sca-f.h swims
by me it becomes ssw. fish when il is
past, and cannot be seem"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

Never says Pope, should we
blush to confess that we have erred;
form the confession. we prove that We
have grown wiser than we were
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

SeuALLy.-To see a young gentle
man take paper from the Post Office
from a female friend, with the word
single" written on one corner.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

ABSENCE OF MINp.-A milkman, in
attempting 10 water his horse, went
out and watercd his milk. He diseov-
cred his error when his customers said
there was no cream TO this joke.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

Harbor hope in your heart, il you
would be happy; but bark ye, hope
can't render rotten the hemp of the
hangman.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

CoSuNpRUx.-Who was the first
spcoulstori Jonah, for he got sacked
IN.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

"You are always in hustle, .izzy.'
" LIS the fashion, ma"
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
So & Y G o o So S

Black Grey Brc. coh striped, plaid plain
double twed Cassme atnel Of all coors; Pilot CLOTH Tweed CLOTH
cloths; Non
Buffalo cloth; Hard Times; white yellow and red Fanne
tabby Velvet; Veveeen; Ley hirng hcengs beehed
unbeached Drngs mariners tkngs checks English French
caoe Ginghm padding; hoI
wadding, wicking
Mackinaw, Rose Whitney Blankets; Wooden socks etc
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

Silk velet Dress Silk Apacc Mous de ae Fourd stripe;
ge Ba!zarins splendid Marnoes FIR nh
Englh Vesings colars chemiset lace cuffs; silk waige
g bead hair Jet bugle and gilt bracelets head necklaces
lunches, Bonnet
of Ribbons: Gmp loop and silk fringe elastic stocks; silk
ored hose Mems do silk fe and goves Mems buck
binding; silk cord bishop jckon
edging footing Blonde Veil guaze
silk pocket plaid fancy silk damask, pamarno
dress hdk denap scar be e
plaid plaid worsted embroidered Kaby. Bd
odred mousn de ane thb florida roboy stripe
Ednburg Vic shawl &c. &c., barge umbrellas and po
and back, horn dressing combs; hmbles;
pectac violin strings &C. &c &C. Fancy shaving SOAP
bears oil; cologne balm columbia;
good of Fashionable
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

PoLlrIcAL. IL say, you Sam John
sing, does You know any thing about
this woman Polly Ticks, dat white
folks talk so much about9"
"Wcll, ! doesn't. You is to much
for dis child, dis time"
"Why. Sam, tort you knowcd CD
cry thingp
80 docs. knows Polly Jones,
what sells coffee in dc vegetable mar
kct, and | knows Polly Thompson,
what does gwoin out to days work. up
in Canal street; but when it comes to
Polly Ticks. Pm bodcrcd. Guess you'd
better NIX white folks. Pete; dcy peer to
know all about her."
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05

Interest competed up 10 the 18th dav Of JunsS
lsiS. ti-l9;l l.. Q. SHRApER, Clsra.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
FIR SH FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
j A WI e S M. O IT'S.

his Store in Lancaster the richest and varied
of Goods offered this MARKET
great New York; and bought such prices they will be afforded
extremely low. Among his selections may be found
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Fine Dress and Frock Goats; Broadcoh stripe plain plaid
atme Kentucky Jeans Moeskn and Tweed cloth Boadco
plain silk figured valencia and figured vests cashmere
pilot sack frock Fashionable
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-17

II down on tho lelrlh, and then 10, king up
saIs he
"'Falher, lso brought you in the back
log.
Uncle Peleg was struck up all Of a heap
he couldn't believe his eyes, tina, that grca
slx-loo;er was the boy he had COW hded
and he couldn't believe his ears when b,
heard him coll him father a man from the
grave couldn't have surprised him more
he was quite on(akilized, and be .dumbet
for a minute. But he came too right off
and was iced down to freezin' point 10 ~
lime.
"What dad you say ? sails he.
"'Thai have brought you in the back
log, SIR, you scui me out for
"'Wsll, then, you've been a id long
time fetchiu' II, sais he that's all |
can say. Draw the Goals forward, put ii
on, and then 20 TO bed.
"Now, that's a fact. squire know the
parties myself, and that's what do call
coointf-and no mistnke
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-01-17
.TsSCEEE.F.y'EDES.
From The Nep York Mercury.
i THRILLING INCDENT.


Some years since, in ons Of my passages
% India, We were laying becaltned near the
bIIilar, or ia the plrlance OF the (orecas
'.-lhe "horsa latitude. Heavy clouds,
'lfcharsed with rain, we're hanging down,
auI apparently almost touched the ships
mast heads the night wuI dark, aud long
nlluefy swell made tho old ship tumble
about much more than was Agreeable to
el.n.r passengers or crew. The pale,
t.le coG2issant was fitting from spar 10
s'ar, Or "a the beautiful language 0: Falco.
net
tIIa IN .ha mast- With pale aud llr,d ray.
And the gloom portentoIs netsors blizo,"
mixing the dlrkaes, still more impcnotra.
b.e
SIX bells Of the frat watch had been
struck, and now the rain began 10 EilI, in
Tho way thl, II only dues between the tro.
pcs loud poals Of thunder troke over our
he'ds, aal tho lightning hished around Us,
Illuminating tho ship fore and aft.
Tao ethereal dofno IN mouruful pornp ,trayd
70" h1'ild lies bonsaIh imperious shade
Rsi,no..s al tina tarrors Of the night"
~ thstImc tho danger from the electric
Hld vas 50 great, that the first mate order.
60 all 'as watch to 90 under tire shelter of
We poop, 50 as to be less exposed 10 dan
ge', aud at the same time ready IN case Of
an accident, and on no account TO 20 for.
ward near the anchor, or to stand N the
8ly q the Chain topsal sheets. We had
"'i remained IN close body until near
"1n'aht, the thunder and lightning be.
conn. m3'a and more terrific, quaIIIns
sue hearts Of the stoulest men on board,
"aga ,Jl the ships bell on the forecastle,
gave one io8d peal.
Who - at the bell, cried out tho mate.
NJ answer. Doug, dong.
Forward, ,hote what do you mean by
yIiag thai bell r
All was silent fer a moment, and then
anJhcf toll louder than before. Go,
some Of you, and see who is tolling tho
ye.l y but no one seelncd inclined to obey
lae order. "Why don't you move :" he
sud again, care you afraid TO gof' Let
hu 90 himself" said an old tar, &" he is
better paid for !, tLa1 we are"
The patty were hnddled together like a
6'ck Of sheep probably thinking there was
tely "a numbers. What can 1t be r.
d onG. "Old D,vy jones will have
body IN his locker bcf1re toug," sald
..a... AYE boys, this comes OF letting
lsseogsrs shoot tho mother Carey's
ans, said third. It's Bill Young
" (aludlng to youngs'er who had
~ days Leiore,) whispered young
b.. ,to stood trembling by my side oh,
"a always fond Of striking bell"