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SPLENDID NEW G00DS.

FENHE subscribers are NOW OPENING the
Il largest and best assortment of
NEW FILL GOODS
they have offered in this Market they respectfully
invite all who wish purchase, TO examine their stock
consisting in part of Super, Medium, and Low priced
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKINS
AND SATINETS,
embracing Styles beautiful coors great variety
CLOAK GOODS!
Viz Super Black Blue black and Geld Thi5t Cloths very
superior goods and worthy the attention Of buyers-Super
Indiana Cloths, silk Warp Alpaccas, Napotan Cloths &C.
in great variety.
DRESS GOODS,
including all the styles of Cashmeres Reps DEcosse
DLanes Aepines, Alpaca Lusres and great variety of
Cheap D'Laines, Cacoes, &c.
IN SHAWLS
They feel confident they show rich an assortment
any other Establishment in town. among them are two
Rich Casheres very beautiful patIerns-lwo car
tons very Rich Printed Cdskeres the STYLE an
endless variety of other Shawls
They intend to keep frst-Tate assortment OF
BLACK, and BLUE-BLACK SILKS,
Gloves, Hosiery Linen Goods Laces other fancy articles
and first rate assortment of
Domestic and Furnishing Goods,
at the lowest prices
ID. S. MESSENGER s. CO.,
58w3tsd3wis3wos opposite Worcester Bank.
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Superior Knitting Yarns.
TNE subscribers have made TO be snpplied
through the with every variety of the same
superior quality Of Yarn which they have heretofore kent
for sale and have hand every STYLE color and quail
ity ID. 8. MESSENGER 4 Co
worcester, Sept 10. dw6weopis
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CARD.

CARD.
THOMAS EARLE would at this time respectfully return
his thanks TO the citizens of Worcester vicinity for the
liberal patronage bestowed him since opening here-it
has been beyond his most sangune expectatons-but
account of his health has been Obliged TO give il up and
feels warranted in recommending his customers to continue
with his successorsost OF whom have been in the habit
OF trading with Thompson firm as he has been
engaged with me the past two years. 7. EARLE.
Worcester, Sept. 18th, 1645. d&wtfss
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DOMESTIC SOCKS
CHANGE AT THE
WORCESTER SHOE STORE,
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
NHE Subscribers having purchased of Thomas Earle his
eae Stoc Boots sid Shoes would respectfully in
form their friends and the public general that they have
formeda coparnershp existing under the firm of Thompson
Ballard for the purpose of Transferring and Shoe
business at the old stand ITO Mainstreet their ten
ton 10 keep complete assortment and the Test quality
All persons DESTROYS OF purchasing Boots and Shoes at low
prices, respectfully invite call and examine our
Stock-where they will find Ladies' and Gentemens Phila
depha Boots and Shoes of the finest quality Also Mems
Beys' and Childens CALI Kid and Thick Boots and Shoes
OF every descrptiona of which will be sold as low as at
any other store We hope by close application our bu-
sness, and manesting desire please that we NAV
receive a liberal share Of Public Patronage.
THOMPSON & BALLARD.
OLNEY F. THOMPSON,
CHARLES BALLARD.
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Real Estate Market,-37 WalI-st., NY

IA A MONG the thousand FARMS which we have de-
1 "A scribed on our Regsterwe especially invite the
1&-aenton of those who wish to bny Farms, which
very good, and at the time very cheap The follow
ing
ls-CoRtains 225 acres Of Land Of the first quality in
high state OF cultivation fruit the kinds with two
IVlng streams running through it good dwelling House,
three Barns, &c very handsomely situated in Morrisve
Utica. Price $5625.
1880 acres in Fairfax Co., Virginia. on the banks of
inc PetOmac River, adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
Price $3.50.
3d-A beautiful Farm ofll54 ofexceent Land with
choice rut good buildings, and very avorably located in
Harmony, Chauauque CO.. N. Y, will be sold with arm
ing ana sugar making and dairyng utensils, for $780,
u For further particulars mo uire of JOHN MIGTON
EARLE, Worcester, or of the subscribers New York
Aug IL ARNOLD BUFFUM e. co.
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NOTICE.

NOTIOEs
THE undersigned have this entered into Copartner
ship for the practice Of the law at Webster, Mass.
II. S, WHEATON,
Webster, Sept. s. 1916, dim EDWARD ROGERS
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MARTIN L, BRADFORD,
Importer and Dealer in Hardware. Cutlery.

Britannia Ware and Housekeeping articles.
A LSO Fishing Tackle and Sportsmens Apparatus, at
IA the Sign fthe Angler, l42 WASHINGTON ST., doors
North of the Old South Church, BOSTON
At this Establishment Commenced in 1901 by Samuel
Bradlee) those about going to Housekeeping will find
excellent of useful and elegant articles Anglers
will find every thing desirable for their use and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS will be supplied with quality of goods
ected with great from the English and American mar
kets expressly for the Retail Trade and at the lowest mar
ket prices for Cash. ~ sept 70
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The Worcester District Medical Society
AZ ILL hold its regular meeting the American Tenn
w perauce House Worcester, on Wednesday October
l, 1915, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The subject of the Legacy Of the late Hon. Daniel Wal.
action c. G FIELD
Sept II. CIV Sec'y the Wor. Dist Med. Society.
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SOUTHBRIDGE BANK.

FNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the South
L bridge Bank for the choice of Directors and the trans
action of such other business may legally before
them will he holden at their Banking House Monday,
the thirteenth day of October merit at o'clock NJ.
Per order 5. NJ. LANE, Cashier
SOuthbridge, Sept. %, 1845. 80
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RAZORS.

n HE subscriber has just received per Hibernia ano,b
io' ot those celebeated Damascus RAZORS made ex-
pressy for me and stamped with my name All these Ra
zors are warranted ty the maker to-
s. w. CREECH, HAIR DRESSER,
No fremont House, Boston,
tne celebrated Russian Kesan Shaving Soap the best
article for shaving the United States for sale Wholesale
anu retail by s. w. CREECH, HAIR DREssER
% No fremont House, Boston.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

NO. 6, MERCHANTS ROW.
n B. HUBBARD, would respectfully inform his friends
~ and the citizens of Worcester and vicinity that he
has taken the above store and has just received large
sortmen of Boots and Shoes the first quality direct
from the best manufactures in the State His stock con-
sists in part of the following articles
Gents. Nice sewed aud Pegged French Calf Boots.
Calcutta and Cowhde double sole water proof do
BOYS and Youths Call, Calcutta and Cowhide do
Ladies Nice Kid Spring Buskins, Welted Caters and
Walking Shoes, of every variety Misses and Childrens
Shoes of various kinds.
The public invited call and examine his stock
fore purchasing elsewhere it large and well selected
andnror to in this market His intention is to keep
first rate Stock of Goods and sell reasonable prices
having had experience in the busnesshe trusts by
attending well TO the wants of customers tomerit share
of the public patronage. And all those who may be dspos
ed to favor HIM with CALL may be assured that they will
be kindly treated, and honoraby dealt with.
tf39 d. b. HURRARD
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SIMGTMG SCHOOLS.

M R. L. S. RUST, Teacher of Focal Music,
N would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Worces-
ter County and vicinity that he is located Worces
ter and wishes to devote his whole time duties of
his profession Musical Societies. Chor private Classes
can obtain his services ON the most reasonable terms.
BY the kindness of Professors L. MASON and G. J. WEIR
of Boston, Mr. Rust permitted any inquiries in
relation to his qualifications and as teacher to
them. Residence No BRINIEy Row
Worcester, Sept 16, lS45. 39tf
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Worcester AGRICULTURAL Society,

1E Semi-annual Meeting the Members and Trustees
of the Worcester Agricultural Society will be held at
Waits Temperance Exchange in Worcester on Thursdau
October 3D. IL O'Clock A. for the transaction of such
business may come before them.
D. WALDO LINCOLN Rec sec'ry.
Worcester, Sept. 20, 1s45. 2w
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
Sn 9aratcsa befnoen fb 1000 gaoes&Fe.

Das tieIse 0atottenblatt, Jest '9Imerifan qatrct'
III bbhf tllbenbem 3utanbe befioe, uno ocrfitnbef,
oaB bic yatoitcn in Dem erfen Staate e9en weroen
Der 5unddbit 8aben hdlt. Das miro fdb bao seiqen.
(N.y. Sts
zig 3abf Der 9ter6efaae 1T ge,p gcrf Belief dD %.
rise Npehe auf 234.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
Ser D aferlan6e IS reunb Unb 9 eilt Ser 3e1f.

erttten ee lteue @noedung bem oierten @epinn itnb
Dem finfen elen fithnen Streid oorfblaeen. Der
ere wll 9roBe Geten, Der swete wd)ttqe Der brittle
nnslde, Der oierte etntrda1e, Der fnfte nm aa,lt-
fcmnlen. Das Weer tf fir beu Gpantcr eiu eeben8-
ne9 tur Den Gn9dnoer etlt 9luentbaltsort fir ben
SeutDen eln Stltoer3nlmer, fir hen SooLGneer Gin
Sfaneportnl'ftel mo Den fh r8racfn cine pfut1de.
Ger M MtfIonrt 81 i d, ter.-llntcr bicfer lte<
Der1dlrt Fnoen mir lit nebreren enqllfChen 8l6ttern
etne Seidrebun9 tber Die Oan6babnnq oe6
loter 2lmts III W9ilcnrt, cine s1 quite @at0re, ols
oaB ptr ie tdlt uniern 2eern oorlegen oltten Sian
er5abt 1allte> BON Hehter "9lDen, caB CT eu nlSb
1Id ailf cen Gebanfen perftel Str 8elfranQ eltoer
,lo[eener Gem (Seles oorifrIttSmdBt9 81 9enii9en.
2er Soertff, ote nrD ino 3cn9eu tDaren oerldntmet
nno N!oter AQenS erter gefeh ren ct eab, mar, man
baue etn @purthau6 IGen9e Sautdn1i,e rei,te1t hin
oIeleW Seehl 5 9eni9en uno Die Court muroe erfff-
]net.-Ylcslld fnbt Der Gidter etne 8urre bureh Die
gemerfln9 eine6 9ntpelenben 9efrdnft uno pfprt BE-
ITehlf er Die borlte9enoen @eddfte Rinteu ruben
81 atlen be9lebt 1 Su oent S6renfrie0 unb perIeet
tpn elnl9e aus Dem f. Darauf fdreet CT tpltroepoQ
5u 1enem SB SuriiG, uto nod auBer 9[tben, tpn Der
9ebabten 9nitren9ung rebet er Die 9er1anmluna an
Wta.'nef 1t9 lfepe ber t 8eredtt9feit su iben unb
oae @eles Su II a b II, o-o- nil eb Ieiu,-
oenn tbr nbtS allf Qbhfet baltet, bin id, berett,
Gud bartn 9!neltltn9 Su 9eben! Gtno Ser SderF uno
Ole unterbea1ten nt 9en9enb, 10 bin io bier, aeiu
nlo menn trqeno Semano odnit niebt lufriebeu n
num- oann tpQ id, be@ourt nod eiama[ pertooen. unb
9" p9poef1uu ao'e9eH %. 2rb.
| W numb Il lhren.-Suuoe gRdbd1en
l9letd7en aten ubren; lle 9eben INNER opr0Geg gRab
den 9lelhen 2afdenubrer, e Ia(en fd let auf,ie-
ben. -S5efdente Mabden .sleid5en Sdlasubreu (Ie
lehta9en, tpent man ie anf5tebt.- putfithtse Wdb-
den 9ledlen Sbnrmubren; man Gebt pobI uaeb linen,
per nbdhte ite ober ins oaus nebmen 2-Sd)6ne O6o,
den obne 8eritano 9leiden Sptelubre Die ipro man
balo tbercriifiTs 8oraute Mdbdben sled3en q1edub
ren man bort ippbl auf fIe, aber ntdt aeru.-0er.
@opnte N'aoden 9etden Sonnenihren; uuter Der
Ell 9lepetiruhren ie laen ib nur b6reu, ,penn lie
auf9eforoert.- -NnmaBenoe Oohen eleid5et per(esten
llhren man last te fehen.-p penfonsnldbd,en qleben
@Dlineerubren; fIe flno febr fad -9fetebe N3dbden
9leben sooenen lhren; ba frd9t man Dor Slllem nad
oem cclofpertt -Sodaslide Mdeden 9leihen penoel.
nbren; Die 9ehen am fcberifen.- NP6bhen
9leidbea Banbnbren, fle Tnc fat niht sn trasell
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
SauS uno gano 9serfanf.

1tnterfbrietner rerfauft i'm btFenn Nufreih Isten
~ Septembr ls45, tein 9aus NIT sctte, lit petersburg,
Gplutiana Co., 0bc, beielbe 1T At uB lang, init Slide
auf Sctc 81 StB tr init pe tlrinen quito Seller
Staun3 5tes 21afer naGe tei Der sfs, 1T AT rsr 9aurt
raB pittstnrS a Cleveland SStn, bsmtsen es fur et.
pcrDcilbaft ansfaen m6 tetcnrtrs
atcr fir cnen se 9etor oer pcu4 ,p cuslf ffrtt,
enen 8ledobnipt.
Ssrnsf Asr sorsu8ss sane mt ens nenen Sraemttaa
Senanr StraBc licS 70 TT tenas fir tinn @eerttreiz
bcnnen Mann prrtbelbaft. Die Sepn8n8en tSnn Gage
res 9erfaufs tp ltntcreiAnetem pernsm,ncn ncrbcn.
e5pbanne6 Qautenlhlaaer.
Scr"OD patrict' n sstpn Der "rebeifsfretnb' in
ittsbrs beete ptse Qnsei8 NAL 3u publsiren nb lire
Re6hun9en u1pr5l9lt ein3nfeaotn an bic Stbaetipn.
pcferstur8, Snlt 21 ,IS46. l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
g . m 9tusL a nbe.

QSi n. 13. SuIi-Der Siirlt Metteruich rcilte an,
3. O. W TT Tol9e elmer bon Der &ont9in 8ictpra une
loem &ont9 bon preuBen erbatenen ausorucfliber
l@tnlaoun9 nadb feinem Hbenf6Iofe Sobanniebera ab
lin, 12. Sult.-Dte &6nigin bon gnqIant
mill feds Gage am Hbein petlet lit pel5er 3et prn
Seite nfer6 SofeS Der gr5fte Slang entpelt ,peroe
lou, Der Rrcne an9ebort9en foitbaren @jerdtbfaf-
item, etn Gd3marm bon 6pf6eamten, oas Gjarbe ol
I@prpsl Sdbaupeler lRitdrntullf, MeDerbeer, Genun
eino, paullne @drcia, 2idbatfded, eBt, @ieuempS,
uno ptele anbere au6ge,edne-
Ite Shnfler fno Su oiefem Bebufe nah Der Gbenpro,
pin; 9eIeubet poyoeu.
SpnnL 10. SuI- GO fat (Id1 etlle 92adrictt Der
breltet o1e alBerproentlldje Senlapu erre9t &annt
mar Der pabifltde 9untiu6 abgeref, als Ge su Dor
lben fam. @noe oefee Sabre6 trift ba5 breibuoert-
ldbr9e 5ubtldum res Grioeitiner Goncils en III bic
fem 3Ded pl cine Sule eridetnen, In pcder Ser G6-
Iltbat anfgehpben tpirb 9Sr fonnen biee Iacbrid,t
Intdt cclea oerbir9en, aber Ie pirb cod bon elmer
Sette er5dhlt, peld1e @laubel oerotent DaB man in
|lom toleranter gewproen benefit Der llmfonb, boe
ete Seinlten Ild1 tn Sranfred, auSIen niIen Denl
Sreberru bon Siirnenbcr9 1T pom 0erntius ei eiqei-
lhanci9es Sdbreiben beS paplfeS unb oas @onnia,t-
|oeurfre; ce6 Greqprtt6 Sroens iberreic ipproe1t
Der prabent pe6 8pronlds- -8ereinS bat uics erbal
Iten.
sIlis W IT. bal BON, Is. Sllli.-Die 9tr6eiter
Gntette I'M Sdbl0eien bat beeenflidcre Nploen oe-
habt, als es fhlen. Gin Sdacbtaeter 1T in Nolae Ser
Sda9erel geitorben uito ettte lnerIebunas Commit
lion pom Sberlanos9erid,t BON paberbprn fetpn in
G Gbatt9tett. lSe ldper pllo a6er Die Gnsecfrnq Der
Ghaterlhaft neroen. Soteran reiht eh Elm ,peiterEa(
Sp9leldh nad Seenotaung 6tcie6 @efdldfts miro be
eomnllilicn flb mad, Oairoen be9eben no Go Bel es
nen Spltsfefe st erniflld)eg Sreitgfeteu ,wilehen
Snr9erdlaft nno Wlitdr 9efonlniei it, Gin Sfff,ier,
ooll penn man 9laube, er fonne am ipentgen fId nit
per Snr9erldaft oertra9en, 1T CUR Siibnc nac Bte[e
telo oereet CDte rcnllde Welt ttcnnt bies bonn 0Pe
gen in bic Sraufe.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
PROSPECTUS
The ssCOHagreSsiORAaI UmiOEps,
and "ADDemaafx.s ss &c

The undersigned respectfully inform the public, that
with the commencement of the approaching session Of
congress, they will begin the publication Of the on
gresslonal Union and ssAppendix The first will con-
tam ta and accurate history Of the daily proceedings
Of both branches Of the national legislature II will he
compiled with such care, that every citizen who is in
eresed in thepubc affairs will find it complete svnon-
SIS OF their proceedings and ready book Of reference
upon all questions which come before them.
The second (the "Appendix,' y will contain every
speech whichis delivered in the House Of
ves and Senate during the session, reported at lenp,b
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
SE<N iif SobanneS Yef6monn, Ghrtftau
@CV w Setb uno cSafob &unB !?

Grfcrtr Ir@rmenn bcs lntcrc9ncten, lit setirttst n
Ottpellcr eaten 2Salbmcre, brtneres 8aycr Sci une
rer Antunt in or Auarantanr 1T 9p Uort nueDr serape
o SeDrcn mB CT pt8en SraDcit teins Srau ,rticibci
ielt metd9er 3ett t ni6ts rnn i'm unb mcncr xr6er
b6rtc.
eDrlan Set ctenals cin S@rptstrfbn FIT ppn mir uno s.
Nnhe, etn Spbn rerieBcn mid Sabren elcpcianr,
oplot nno jc8en mad 9f cc MibtSon, um raetf am
Canal n ortett Nu iDnen bortc to felt ncr 3 nits
p9enfreunpe, bic mir liertcr gang tbcci 2ustunft
h Seetn pen Uerencn m ren Oant cins tctastcn Qates
no n0 eresten t unter fcScnbcr Apcr trief mid gu
wcnrtn.
pdul &nns.
9lbbrele Paul Kunz, Osnaburgh, Stark Co., Ohio
g 2ee&isfatter osrpfidten uns purb au,abme br oao,
IOanf A. 4n,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
AatGaCIaRaaeEaG Notice.

ALL persons interested will take notice, at Solo
mon Parmele, on the fifth day of July, A. d. 1915
sued out writ Of attachment from the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Stark County, in the State of Ohio
against John Stah r, for the of fifteen thousane
Dollars, which writ has been served aud returned
IS Attest
DANIEL RAFFENSPERGER, Clerk. s
I'll. B. Hurbut, Attorney
for said Parmele.
August I, 1916. Lot
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
Saren fir 1915.

S]a3rt@t trro bicrm taraDlenbtn Sctppbntrn sp,
~ Sfart 20 obO 8csebsn, RAP i'd Beginner werr bic
Aare fea9en eentps fir ls45 tretttrcn auf cntae
zen - Au8u H. ~ rem Gnfe f. rper mnS cpntirtcr cie
neh Sa9 in pem xaunlip Den sem6bnan Gaa6lplSben
pon Dcr8s 10 ltDr bis 9ladmass br, feen perb uni
lt 1aren pon oen III GpfanS 5n Dmn pic astann u iab
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
90 q d f.r a q E II.

HRn ~ Safcb g 9mibt @dnsicb bon Wrofei.
CO VIZ tpn, aus GBweiler be Saitersfautern, S6ein
baietn. DerfIte it Sabre in, sape Sen 0afer Daniel
S6mbt, 1T NIT &inbern in URipaufie anaetcmnen uro
tpnbt ftbnldf Sladrbt nter per Npprefe 2eistcn(n
Banner" 9lipanfee, 2Bsecn1in Ierr. 3s4m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
Ser Gtean1er .@reat Brifaittl.

ben, tpnrre in BriifoI erbaut. Gad einer gplenbno
fel am Bcso cefIelben I9. 5uly ls4l) Elm aro8es
Sanfet Dor, an oem prins Nlbert tnb piele bcoe(fe
te perionen GbeI nahmen. Der Siel lit $50 Gue
lang, bag pbere Ded s22 guB; bic sr5gte 8reite Be-
tra9t SuB; Ger Nnnpf IT bonn Dber pber Sparoeef
men Iilo ieoe BON 500 pferbefrat Der Yeredoe aeeI
if "a SuB brett ,tno % SUE bod; oas Saobleunaaa
sin hat loo 2onnen Der Dalt fir gEaarenraufpotr
ZOO Gonneu $50 paIa9iere fll1ben 6ealleme Sin
|rd1tua9 bic 9haeoede lnb fur $50 perionen eil,ae
|ribts nno Die ManHibaft init GinfalaB Der Seissr,
|betrd9t $50 9eute. 80,
DaS gnbrset9 1T 9aits .. @ien erbaut, ousoenpu,-
men bie Gitternn9 ieiner Deds uno be .glusihmit.
dang Der Rajitet. SO bat 4 Defs Der Nuntpf it
Ioure rpaierbisbte eeri,e Geibewanbe Il, ae,tale
I9eiheoene Departemette eingetbelt Sin Rpr6 beiill
pen ld, 26 Staatsfaten, eoe nit siei1, Bett. l,b
ll3 3anoere, ieoe NIT getten. IS -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27
- a II I e Ii II I.
2uomt9b's 9Feife>c >cSourna[

QBir Da6cn re Neenr ouf bie1es Q8rf ibcrnpntn Scr
re Saneee in Stalicnpres rs Gents est bci uns ,t.r
Ginttbt pfen. ~ ""' '"'
Die 9eoaftien.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27

SD mcree efttas III ener Office lit Canton pr,, l. Oftr.
fer lis 5unt 20 Gtm6er Iaren in Gmpfans ncbncn @p6e
bic prnatatn8tn pa9nO eer tetimte 3 u sablcu nfen
Gpttcn erparten.
Sas tc9tnpe ttSt Den Sera9 Der 1aren rcr af isre 81
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27

No attention 0i be paid to any ORDER unIess e nso
meg accompanies it, s'', u" 'sOr .l
nose desiring complete copies of the Congressional,
Union q Appendix will please send us their narnss
previous to the first day of December nexf 04s
We will willingly pay lhe POSTAGE IN M l-a..
tous containing Five Dollars and n sent
.ers directed to us with the postage unpaid wi r.
taken out of the office, 'f'p' 's''' not be
Washington, August l. lS45. = .tlt''ss' !
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27

Salfebe SIS Npten auf bje 25anf bon Mobletcpn, j
pay fuo iii @rfuIaticn. sic f6inen taran erfanntI
ipetoe. bo6 bic @9nette eine Srau ocrlteat bic elm
trait BON .. S. pcrter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-08-27

Die @bercfee Snotaiter itdberit ffo) a1tmdbhg be
&oillfatipn ile fan9en all ben 9lferbau uno anb,per
fer III betreiben.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16
THE LAST ANTI-RENT MURDER.

The Albany Journal says that the cruel and cobooded
assassination of Deputy Sheriff STEELE, by party of In
dans, in Delaware county, New York., exces every where
the warmes indignation, and call down upon he perpe
traitors of the outrage the swift vengeance of nsred
1t incredible Continues the Journa that any where
within the bounds of State, hundred could be
found to band together and commit arocous offence
this appears yet incredible that in reighborhood
of farmers in the healthy moral atmosphere of the country
community hitherto favoraby distinguished by heir respect
for the laws, hundred could be got together who
the broad light of day, in the presence Of crowd Of speca
tors, without the slightest petence Of povoca could de-
beraey shoot down fellow because he dared dc
his duty But most incredible Of all will it be Deemed thai
among the multitude of those who stood by and looked
while the bloody drama in progress, could be
found to lift finger defence of the violated laws raise
whisper in condemnation of this murderous outrage not
one, in Short who sought attempted by word deed,
wash his hands Of the blood of the unfortunate STEELE Act
dressed in their ordinary gab those who the
disguise and mask participated in connived at this
endsh murder If not all equally guilty in the eye of the
law, they will be held in the judgment of the public until
those who did the deed shall have been delivered up be
dealt with as the atrocious crime deserves.
The particulars of the bloody transaction go show that the
murder committed with the preconcer and debe-
ration. " Down with the aw-we to break it - was
the language Of the muderers and of the shers party
was distinctly told that he would be killed If he persisted
bidding sale. Ear the Of the property sezed de
claed after Steele had been shot, that he would pay
elf forty lives. Let him to that his owr
is not one of the forty.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-08-16

LAKE SUPERIOR AND THE MOVEMENTS THrRE-A friend
who has just from Lake Superior, and who left Copper
Harbor week ago Thursday, accomplishing journey Of
300 miles in week. informs that the number Of
advenurers there very numerous and every hour ncreas
ing The land Fort Wilkins, well that about the
Government House, is white with tents and il is said you
cannot shoot rifle in the woods without hazarng the life Of
"explorer" They all in high health and spirits and
the whole represented to be of great life and
vacy The Secretays Circular declining any fur
her permts had just reached the saut Ste Marie as our
informant left and he says that those already supplied were
highly grafed, it would leave them quite comfortable
The opinion seemed prevail however, that the Secretary
had made mistake and that his order would have the effect
only to raise the stock of the great companies.
Our friend describes the climate of Lake Superior as being
delightfully."- cool and salubrous than that of any Of
the celebrated watering places the Atlantic He also say
that among the persons in the mineral region good
many intelligent and scientific gentlemen whose researches
cannot fail to ascertain many interesting facts regard
presence Of valuable that country amongst them
saw Prof Ducate Of Baltimore, Dr. Jackson Of Boston,
Major Mored, Of New York, Mr. Shepherd Of New Haven
and several others II said and generally believed that
strong evidences Of gold had presented themselves in region
hitherto visited, and good deal Of interest createC
by the facts discovered.--N " Express