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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
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CuRIoUs ETeRY or A HAUNTED HousE,
The Advocate of Philadelphia, says that
there is an old frame house, near Trays
Ferry, which for a yeaf has borne the
reputation Of being haunted. twas about
that time inhabited BY an English. far,ily,
who left it, furniture and all, in charge Of
an acquaintance, and went to Europe. The
acquaintance, left the house in consequence
Of awful noises and horrid shoiits heard
Since his abduction, no one ventured into
Tie Place until a few ISoung men explored
it. They found well on the grolind floor,
% feet deep and near It rusty hatchet and
a lace handkerchief marked L. s. There
were broken coffee cups, champagne bot
Ties, and glasses in abundance. The fur
niture was covered with cobwebs and dust.
In room on the second story, they found
blood stain On the door, about the size OF
the head Of flour barrel, and dry. The
winscotliiig and wall near the back win
dow was covered with drops of gore, and
streaLed with fluid as if by hapds and fn-
gers. The glass il the window was much
broken, and numbers Of human hairs
from 10 to 20 inches in length, and evil
IDENTIFY from ths head of ftmale--were
stricking with blood 70 the sash. The
knob Of the door was also stained. II is
supposed that murder was committed in
the house, but no body Nas been found
There is much excitement upon the sub
ject. 1t is somewhat singular that hun
dreds are certain that at various times they
have witnessed supernatural appearances
about the deserted tenement.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

consolatory.-Greely, Of the New York Tfl-
bune, thus good humoredy notices the result of
the New York city election, in which the wings
came off third best:
sWe never saw beaten party take their de-
feat more calm y than did the wings last night
We did not see down hearted man among
them. "My brudrun,' said an Ethiopian man
Of God, sblessed am dey wat don't expect moth
i'm, for day ant grine to be disappointed.n f..s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
Keen Yourselves Warnf.

q AyCNy wool, and merino shirts and draw
- ers for gentlemen and ladies; also wooden
comforts, just received an,. for sale, BY
oct '44 j. G. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
LID uOr,.s.
Flour! Flour,i

e BBLS. Superior American Brandy for sale
y low, by (may % '44s j. s. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

* BBLS. Superfne Flour for sale at the New
~ store on Water be low Joitersom st.
nov 4 LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
IRISH LINENS.

WIN. GARRETT & Co. have on hand a
wv very large stock Of Linens which
they wilt sell at unusually low prices.
nov 30 '44 A H.s a}xfa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

on BBLS New Orleans Molasses,
iCO 10 do Sugar House I'D do, inst re-
,ceived from New Orleans, for sale cheap, by
apr II 'A5 ]. G. LAUMAN, Water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

Long Haired .Men.-That most abomnina-
bic farhion-wearing long harris coming
in vogue again. We protest against it on
several ground-any one Of which ought
TO be sufficient to suppress it. In the first
place, it is unwholesome, in summer, to
keep the head in hair mattress; in the
second, Il infringes the exclusive and YES
ted rights Of the fair sex; in the third, it
is malicious towards those whose early
picty or manifold affections have brought
on premature badness; and then 1t is
scandalous in / Christian SENSE. In l649,
whilst yet the primitive manners Of the
first settlers Of The Unitsd States prevail
ed, the Governor and magistracy Of. New
Hampshire rebuked the sinful fashion in
its incipichcy; with words Of consuming
wrath. Read, all ye that would take
counsel of the upright, what the God
serving men of that day fly minated anent
the custom in question. It will be seen
that they regarded it as an invasion, no
doubt. by the enemy of mans soul:
g "For as much as the wearing of long
hair, after the manner of ruflians and bar
barious Indians, has begun to invade New
England, contrary to the code Of Gods
word, which says it is shame for man to
wear long hair, as also the commendable
costume generally o. all the godly Of our
nation until within this few years: We,
the magistrates, who have subscribed this
paper, (for the showing Of our irinocency
in this behalf,] do declare and manifest
DIR dislike and detestation against the
wearing Of such long hair, al against a
thing uncivil and unmanly, whereby men
do deform themselves and offend sober and
modest men, and do corrupt manners
We do, therefore, earnestly entreat all the
elders Of this judiciary Gas often as they
shall see cause) to manifest their zeal
against it in their public administrations,
and to take care that the members Of their
respective churches be not defiled there
with, that so such as prove obstinate and
will. not reform themselves, may have
God and man to witness against them."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
.ltJEEHSWAREs
GROi,ERIES.

On RBLS. New Orleans Sugar, so sacks
~ Rio, Havana and Laeuayra coffee. tor
bale, by nov 80 ,44l JNO.S s. DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
Not 10 be Done.

A pleasant correspondent of Boston
paper, writing from New Orleans, gives
the following incident:
You can buy nothing in New Orleans,
(Which is the case believe in most south
ern and western cities for less than a
;spicayune,p one-sixteenth of dollar
Coppers are hardly known, and "nine
pcnces, Boston currency,--pass indis-
criminately for ''bits" of one eighth Of a
dollar. was amused at q little incident
which saw on board one of the western
boats.
A man from the north tried to pass ten
coppers upon Sucker native Of H.
linois, for dime.
"What be they" inquired the Sucker,
turning over the coppcrs in unieigned ig-
norance.
II calculate they re cents, replied the
northerner--acan't you read?"
81 reckon .not," said the other; ssand
what's more old hoss, allow | don't want
to. What is cents, mister''
81 VOW to judges said the northerner,
a}ou are worse than the heathcn! Cents
is money, sartin! Ten Of them are worth
one dime. Don't you see it says, Il. Plu-
fibms Unum'-that's the Latin for Hail
Columbia and here it's inscribed, one
cent" et...
ssLook here, stranger" responded the
Sucker, putting the thumb Of his right
hand into his ear, and inclining his fingers
forward, to indicate that he considered the
other jackass; "you may run that saw on
'Hoosier, or a Wolverine but I'm dod
rotted If you Yankee me with the con-
tusive stuff" a8
And he marched off to the social hall, to
induldge in drink of corn whiskey, in
compliment 10 his own sagacity.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03
Dye Stuns.

NAM. GARRETT & Co. have, Just received
w Ceronn Of Indigo, splendid sr,icle
Of Spanish Float, caskA Mai3er, which
thew will. .ael wholesale OF rstsil.Ts :slsal
. h,ar 2Gp45 yfsfaeAs asa sa.gss :; f,rs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-03

VTyHE dwelling house now occupied BY j. G.
Is Foot on Main-st. A commodious build
inE and pleasantly situated, Enquire Of i,5e
oct -, II sds hi GfuMES : ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
3 c II 8 nj 1G e


iber
Soctcr Gnncan's elufpurf befSroerubes SoeilmitteE
f1'r Die Ins5e brung.
Bon 6. q. WcReatb.
SSeaSoiae> 81 9tusuit FL. 1S4z.
W II O Ocrr! Or. Ouucan'S 9[uswrrf bef6r,
oernoes Netln,ttte fur 9lusSehruug ufen 8erfdltun
gen &C. bat d) III meinen Odnoen ais oas bette Ne,l
mlttel oaS nod te 5u netner &enutniB oelanate. BE
pteen c5d empfeble eS baber pbne ale Gqeruna ben
entgen, tpelfe NIT eun9en uno eeberfrantbeiteu be
haftet no. c5 babe audi einen Iaa qe1eben, mo bof:
telbe oelnlttel III noer rbau d) e / +" furirte.
naohoem Der patlent II Sabre drst(o,e oulfe oes
braudte, " suar ieoe 9Spde ie slbfihrul,oeu ees
braud,en muBte. Sebt 1T er i'm Sellb einer vSIfcms
mencn 9eiunbbet.
s. a. Wc&eath> so. ..
Sauenbe, bic an bieier &ranfbeit lebeu, IpIten 1h
pbl9es bpdberuhmte ,,9usipurf bef6rcernee eilmit,
tel" anid,aen, che es su ipdt it, 8eoentt bag oielc
IHebtsln unfehlbar FLU rt; nbt auf cine palliative
9Sele, we es bic Meofamente, bic Opium entbalteu
tbun, ionoern oeie WebHn beb Die franfbeit ana ih
Irer 9Sursel burh 8eforoeruns bes sl1stpurfs. Sin
|etnSSes @as miro oen patienten bon bieer 2botfae
lnberseu9en. Dtejenigert, pebe uneldubiq Gnb lint
|erlud5t Die 3eu9ne 3t + II, Die (od,e, tpee biz
munoerbare 9Strtun9 bieer MeoBn erfabren, oeqeber
|baben.
9..I...
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
BrDtn9ttngc1r .

Ser 9attrlanbsfrtunb unb ttfeer 3tif
trf3tint rr8clmdbis jebcn SreitaS.
T. Der @ubtrirpns> Vrtts lit in al a. SO Ct s.
in oraustsj jobluns, rbtr s falls e Srtun9 nt n'
ntrbAtb Der crItn !6&lfte rts Saprt5 ttjablt wtrp
Sie 3situus pann auf9e9ttcn wrrrtn wenn a"
SItranpe btjaDlt Itno.
ouseednpst ipirp 70 bcratt cs ais cinrn Qeuni9
rtefte f1r rtn anperes Sabr III tcpaItrn.
5 &ttn lnterbreter NH fl. rnen tirsern 3ttranm ais
9pnatrn an9tncmmtn.
refs bic r1us9ter mssn pprtp ein8eanrtwereen
z 0n,rt6<n ntrpn fir Die tIi0en pre cntsrtt; mhBen
atr fcsleib baar beyaDlt wtrotn, nt 0uf irn9t
Nrt in Ne6nuag tfcbt.
enZ-5eber Votmeiter hat bas Gedt, einen 8rief
in meldem 0d 3cttunss9elo benrct, # fr an ben
Druder su lberIenben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Ser Baferlanbe zSreunb unb e5ti1f 5 er Set.
1leues Wirtbebaus
-
::i:
in BccFer Moyne GcuntN Sbir
gum Sbilb rcn
"JR + q III g no
"JS it + E [ III 6 c I"

Der GnccStendnnte tefutbe: hermit feline Trcunte
unb bas publifunL ras CT, an ietnem NanIr, an Der
gde'ber 9tbertp- SraBe uno cem Warft-Gtercde, ouf
Der nddten ecte tpeltltd, pom @curtbau1e uno bon
Cafe nO Sone6s Stobr, ftrd9 ae9entber, on9efan9cn
cin oentlideS Gjaitbaus Su baten, moeGtf er tets
bereit Ien ntro, 9eenoe Sn Yfero, 9ya9en uno 8uB,
auf bic bette unb bequemite 9See at beipirtbeu, unr
letner Sets nid1ts man9eIu laen miro I'm al9emciue
3ufrteoerbeit Su aeben.
Da feline @cbdulidfeten me;itens neu uno 9erdl1,
mig, ieneGide, Shenfe, SdblafSimmcr uuo Stallun9
reid, uno NIT benz beften Derebcn nb, uuo iberbicS
feline Hednun9en biai9 len werbcn, ip erportet er
ourd prcm,pte Secenun9 unb ipr9filtSe sIuaerfanr-
felt eiuen Shelf Der pfentliden Gun sl oerbencn nc
erbalten. bri #. SUMTER.
gEooter, Sbic, DIT. Is, 1914. 11-t.p.
Eg @r fdbrt lber beS, lpie friber fort, feline G5rc
GERS, m&,rcB no &leocrfauf gu betreiben uno tpirb
Nd freuen feline Suncen audi in bieem 3pet9e gu be-,
Ioenen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
gtne Wfab'ndble unc Sauerei su perfaufen
tGiuc auto 8rlcocubcit.)


Der llnterlfrlebene bete, utter oeu bIiqifen BE-
ot9un9en uno I'm ben balbeu QSertb, cine f6ne 8a,1
ere uno elite MahlmIbe, 9ele9en in SadIon 9aun1dp,
Start @cuutD, Shtc, nno bcfannt unter oem Tamen
MucbrcOt Nda," sum 8ertauf ous.--Oie Wible tieqt
an einem ME febIcnocn Wader, nit % SuB 6au, uno
lanft benabe cas 9anSe Sahr binburb NIT bier Stei
nen sic 1T in einen' 9nten 3utanc uno fam @efhdf
te fir Rauaeute uuo Gunoen oerrien, uno lieat i'm
Wittepuntt zines Der h6nten eanbltrde fir Mai,en
im Staate, halbwc95 SlpTher DsalTOOn ulto Sutton,
uno Weilen bonn Shbio @anal.
Die Sauerei wiro entrpeoer gang, poer ,um Gbeil
mit Der Wnblc pertauft uo enthd[t 200 9ler ausoes
ildtes eano III 9ntem nno oerbelTerten 3uifanb.
Gin gutter Gttel poer stecht, miro oarauf qeqebeu.-
Sr ca6 9dbere erfunoi9e man iI ent,peoer auf Dem
DlaBc ielbit pcer BEL Dem llnterschneteu in MafIpn
Shtc @eprqe MiIIer
NalGQpn, l. 2lu9uft 1914. ID y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Yu It n-g Ien9teBere /.
09eln tt11u ggjcunItmn.
anal Sultcn, Start 60.

V I NHI = I att 6 O.,
ttunoen bre Srunbe unc bas san,e putlitum, eas it
ctnr} IN 8clbaftsUcrbncunS ober 9artnctfp attrteu
nr uno br Stahlitmen rcltanrs i'm gat,se 6aten-
eee Nrt SnBarfe miro anf Scuns prompt unb su pen iii.
listen prs,!en 10" gnen rerrtts al rten Oefen Sod.
soNrre' pfnss' Nebintres sSa9n, 70 w berbap aQe a
an pa"p ssbaltenOisjensen mele rersen Gceenttanbe
wsrre @rb bu wenn e tei anrucn inren mir
lnbereust inr, oab m wed csbcnnp 3ttira miht bc
ftr uno wcbftlcr Sn taufcn i'm 9tanpe linr.- wv
| Sutton ben sten Se;cmtcr, 1912. 22.bp
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
Su9ll0 : 3ettun0+

Seraus9e9eben BON Carl gB BeitersbauTen e
nno 9eorudt ecn s. s.. 9 6ofen
Ntttsbur9, pa.-
St nSnnstn :-oic Suscnr;etuns cr(beint ale "A
ta3r um ben tabrcn Sutrirtcnsrrcis prn nur Il NJ,
jabt"r bel Sran9 Der 4ten Drummer. @ammer rro
DeerH (a"ssc"emen A8emten) rcr Der Ibbrefs
2Seersbaun, ptstur9 pa, crteten Der Grtras 1T na6
tdnH9 Der Sruffcn CUR unteritHBus ps bcuee {cbrrr
Semnars gu pblirpsburs, pa, nancnt ,ur Gr,cbuno
armer 2Sarn in bemfclbcu trttmmt.
0tejenien wet8e bic erfe ibncA uSanttc Summer nt m
ndienern mcrccn ais Sutlertcntcm bctradbtct WY o"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
V'''9 ~ @eIPen) <ruis @etdf
SetOel1 INTO ScDaefer,
9lNODfdten 1tnS SRed,ts efoE~+dx
$ruis e @dfr
HeCbts : 9tn,p1(re,

FF'FF7' WV OFVSVEU UYVEVVElIEEI
Ssno III Der slueltbun9 Der Surtspruben, III @torf
no Den an9ren5enoen @cunes in partnef1dbip Qetre.
ten uno b'cten hterourd bren 8reu11bcn uno bemu6s
ddbtun96opn AT.
> fftce: Cine Sbitre tpeitldj BON Srn. oawfs
9otri nl'e 9eraee 9eaeniber benz 8rantlin Saus, III
Sautpn, Starf SO. Sbio s/ '"
,., 9eFr Soldier fprttt uno fhreitt ncbl1 ber euo.
lIlden, eHe9 e'e ocut1h nnb frans6 Itf d
Sebruar g. 1914. "a. b,n
O. 2luh benadrthti9t oben9enanuterecuis edd.
fer, oaB er ole bentItderJptar dnoctelt it II. IT,
IN d9 II, 70 tpie anoere redts9iltse Gcfumente, in
en9lt @er beut db ern. frans6 6GId5er
Sprade nnter btQtgen 8eotneunqen ausfertiot.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28

9r pbncas Tomfnfon, bel NbomspiQe, Olustinsum goun
re lang an elmer unsenfranebe m cine Srn,ptcme a rel
lei6ter 6ufen, Dettbes Siebcr up nabtibes wtcn BE-
aete NIT ner Abnabme forpcrcr &rafte-alp ale @pnpto
mt Der NusSbrnn9 Napem prfbiebene 9Gpitantntc a
lein pbne Groa, prfuf ba btf4lpB CT, bic traft ppn
Or. Duncan's 9lu6tpurf bef6rbernbem Neilnittel
ju probiren wers aobao pcm asenen in GAINESVILLE lid
lpri9aftt-flt Ser9n1aen tenari@9ct bas putlitun
paB pt uteon etntn Srbn p0fcmmen" picccr Geraette
Dat-es TT 1est ntt LANCER as Oonatt paS fcn @rbn bic
eoli'n u Sebran, uno jebt befnbet 1 fbpn pctpm
men Seiuno.-5atlrta Office, 10 Ncrb ST. pDabephia
G1ne Auanttat an9rtcmmcn in Ganon, bel s II g X.
ton
Ess5 Sra9e nadb Or. Duncan's Expectorant RENE
dy, nno Du tpirit's ertalten.
5000 Sbaler 8elobnun9
Obiae Sclcbnun8 lit sebon, st aufs Sle1e auf
nbnte" 3rits>dn9t Sctcfcnu irgenr Sean6 gr,t pber
Qrtoatan Der 5ur 0cu9tbuun9 wolf atunasmer rbrn
SrScrn ttrpct raB Or Duncan Nuspurf befsrbtrnSes
3 etltte eals perfeD acs bas n brrtcn ,pas her 81
9entDumer pertpradb oaMlt so terirtcn.
Obis Olccn 1T mpfobten fir 1usiebrans 8erfa(tunaen
6uien Slatpcicn bmres Ibmcn, Scitct,. H. S,rufe6en
blaucn nfcn uno fur as $bcr susentrantbeiten frr
o cher refen piritueen praparaonen ,pee sie
6aupt nsrcoen Der eertei 0uafaltr. Opi,inen S biz
,tm gublitum 8runoasofen aufseorungcn pcrbcn-r
Ouneans 1uswurf bsforbetnocs en 1T san,l rei ron
Opium uno aen anbern tfarten nartctn Gubfa,en rnr
'ar nit pcr Siberbet anter alien tmtanben setrade rer
,en. s ~ -
3a pereaufen lei 3cbn Serto unb tenase in ffe nj
County Starten.- -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28

Sbige 9l6bpun9 feut cine beutldhe Seihaffenhei
Der 4un9e &C. III brent 0elunoen uno notilrlhen Su>
taroe bar, welfe Die 0auptpr9ane nee Spem6 Inb,
ibren qat III Der @e9eno Ger Srut haben unb bie(el
be 6etuabe gang ctnnehmen. @s no bcren sipci-eine
;ur Gehteu nno eine CUR Gtnfen. 0ieIe SrSaue fTno
Dor wetder 9tdtur, H. betehen aus blutre1en 9loern
ais Nul6 uno eungenabern, Die nit Der Quftr6bre in
8erbinoun9 itebeu nnb 70 nit Dem Qeben be5 eau,en
ROrpers oerbuuben. Gle Quft;eucn III Der Qun9e luo
lc Iberaus fleiu unb bte Ndutden 70 b1nn uno ,art
oaB baS 9ertn9lte NtnbernB oteIe flcnen Sefnutoen
pertopfen uuo ba6 9ltbmen binoern fam, uu6 fcloh
lueu, @ntSIncu19 bc6 Sohletme6 1T Der QuftrGbre.
etierfeit nit d1 brin9en, sulest frdntli Die 9u
&c anefet ben atenten III Die gefdbrlige Qooe Der
9lusebrun9 oericsen 9eier bit Du behoftet nit ben
erten SlnSeitten oie(er &ranfheit udmlttb Nulten
Serfdltun9 &C., 70 9ebranfe eIelcb
Or. Suncan'5 2tuslpurf bef0rrernbes
SOctlmtttcl,
elm 9Rtttel fir gerfduna, 1ntenz Slntipeien gals
entsuncun9enI idmcre6 9lthn,en, gn9bruiiqfeit eSe
ten uno Sruteden uuo fir ale 9eber uno Qunoeu.
frantbetten, oas 1er" aQs Seritppfugeen Der Gjefi
BE oes Socns negnlit lnb, III Die 4unqe nic,t purd
uno ourd9 an9eteft, 10 tptrb IS ter in ncun EdIeu
aus Sehn Die &ranfbei hcileu uno in ale Qebeuspr
9aue neues eeben brtngen 9elet Die pieleu Eaueroeu
pom Sertffaten etner 9uten 8uren rrto Die @mpfeb.
un9en COLDER, Die otee WeotSin Itcn aebraIctt ba
bel mno eS miro Gucb oeutlcb peroen oa6 lie bos Qe
ben Sanienoer> iDelde5 Dem @rI6Ihen fctrn abe nor
pteoer aut6 0tee tdrfte uno erqutte -9tufet an bel
oen s9enten nno Sbr werpet 9ewtB 5nfrieeeu cin.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
s. 81 Oe c eatb, ge. ..
9(uS5ebrnng 9ebei(t,

@tne anoere Stur be,ptrft> burh Or. Duncau's
9lu5Wurf bef6rbernbes Nei[mitte[.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
. Setannt m a b un9en.
Sbneiber 0efbdft,
0d6plaus Sour,

:peltlid)e 2aScaratpas StraBe> Canton Sbio
01R6Ga4t feinn &unoen unp putlitum btrmit bic CT
sS% Sebenfe Ansei8e bag nob INNER fortfabr rtenge
antes 8ebaft in alien ieinn pcrfbepcn 3wrtsen cinn
alten taepunt IN Der neliasn fusearawas CITRATE, sm
"Srantltn n 9auls i9ra8 sssenhber ~ tetreiben.
@5ne Nrbett aarant nab 6ntsn uAb baterbafte
fen Nrt nnp in ceerein:mmun9 init tpatecn nno beIeb
ten Dcbe Uefertt9t. CT c61 mcnatib bic fpdtetfeu
oeen Jlen Dore unp ,petw69entl BON aris (Srant
re6) Seine Sspn8unsen (no mad ben 3sten seri6t wis
Sep6bnlib.
Sertt9 semad te &leibmna
salt e. fes aa elnb anb gum Srfau br tsen rctfn
fur . ar etb ODER annebmbarc sanpesprottc.
Canton, Sch. /, lS45. 29sb.p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-28
NufOrDeruno.

%1HTTUlUtIUWY.
on Oefonpten Nrtcrrd suoms Siirttenau aus Stint tfu
III Der 0raNbatt S6aumbur9 &urbrIr,t ,phr ,cr
1en SaDreh na Aera aIspanbcrte, mire Dierbrd e6tt
caB rer unteie'ne ium Sermatcr nes mud benz Ablettn
faaenn 9crmSens teet 1T unp pafte BON linn in Gmpfano
8cnpmu,cn ipcrben t6nnc. " ''"o
oeen'8c pbe ter Den Qufcnt6at bas Itleben ets
Scn"nnfen 0rrorl >ptp9 Srtcnau Nusfun erbate f5n.
nen pe'pen orln9eno 8teten bic bierauf m beberen Sad
rlte Den eerren Sr1sb Stor unp Aes in Se,lport nit.
sutbeilen. " ~
NintsIn, in Der @raffaa @4aumt.rs in S.rbee,. ttn ?
OFT. 1914. '''">' " :
Onnfer, Sber1erdltss 9lnipnlt.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30
T.. PROSPECTUS OF THE
Western Literary Journal,
MONTHLY REVIEW. ".r
Vol. 2-TERMs S3.

WyHE first volume of the Journal and Review
IL is now completed. For many reasons we
feel greatly strengthened for the commencement
of the second. We are satisfied from the reception
of the work thus far that its merits are appreciated
and that the people of the South and West are fully
aware of the great benefit and credit that would
accrue to our magnificent country from literary
periodical of substantial and elevated character
We at first projected such work, and believe the
with which it is conducted While one has pro-
nounced it second only to the "Soutern Literary
Messenger" afforded al $5, another has declared
it inferior to meme in the Union, While one has
given it an equal rank with that sterling IS work,
the "Knickerbocker," another has placed ii nfn-
itely above those splendid magazines which com
mand the most popular favor. II such be the rep
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utaton of the Journal in its infancy I'VE think much
more can be expected from its manhood. Wha
western man would not rejoice to see periodica
breathing the spirit and testing the power Of The
western mind! Who does not acknowledge the
great benefit resulting from lit rary journal that
invites the activity of the nober part OF man,
makes known the sentiment and spirit of those in
our midst who think and desire the greatest good
to mani Through it, pages those in every section
of our great West, whose philosophy and pbilan-
thropy would otherwise be unknown and unfelt,
could speak to the reason and hearts their friends
and neigbbors, and thus do much to elevate and
ennoble. But it is scarcely necessary to refer to
these matteis-every one Knows all we wish to
convey and we are confident viii act tor the best
interests of himself and fellows.
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Farewell! farewell IS often heard
From the lips Of those who part;
'Tis a whispered tone-'lis gentle word,
But it springs not from the heart
Il tmay serve for the lovers closing lay,
To be sung meath a summers sky;
But give me the lips that say
The honest words Good bye.'
Adieu! adieu! may greet the car,
In the guise of courlly speech;
But when we leave the kind and dear,
'Tis not what the soul would teach.
Whene'er we grasp the hands of those
3 We would have forever nigh,
The fame of friendship bursts and g'ows
In the warm, frank words Coed bye"
The mother sending forth her child
To meet with cares and stIife,
Breathes thro' her tears, her doubts and fears
For the loved ones future life.
No cold 'adieu, no farewell lives
Within her closing sigh;
But the deepest sob If anguish gives
God bless thee boy! Good bye!'
Go watch the pale and dying one.
When the glance has lost its BEAM
When the brow is cold as the marble stone.
And the world apassing dream;
Ard the latest pressure { the hand,
The look of the closing eye,
Yield what the heart must understand,
A long-a last Good bye!'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30

The FARMERS CREED.-We believe in small
farms and thorough cultivation. The soil loves
to eat as well as its owner, and ought. therefore,
to be matured. We believe in large crops, which
leaves the land better than they found t-makihg
both the farmer and the farm rich at once. We
believe in going to the bottom of things-and,
therefore. III deep ploughins, aud enough of III;
all the better il with subsoil plow That the
best fertility of any soil is the spirit Of industry EN-
terprise and intelligence; without this. lime and
gypsum, homes and green manure, mari or plaster,
y i'll be Of little use. We believe in good fences.
good barns. good farmhouses, good stock, good
orchards, (althopgh they will not be productive
this year.) We believe in clean kitchen, neat
wife in it, a pinning piano. clean cupboard. dsi-
ry and conscience. We firmly disbelieve in farm
ers that will not improves in farms that grow poor
er and poorer every year; in starved cattle; in
farmers boys turning Into clerks and merchants,
10 farmers daughters unwilling To work-and in
all farmers who are ashamed Of their vocation, or
who drink whiskey till honest people are ashamed
OF them