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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-25

9S 0 It Nat smus BIN? Die Cemcfro
ten h1ben alte hre Seamten III Niaiamsbura Soma
SJeane. 9em Ycrf 9e9ennber ermdbt, pc bic Siatiues
eetes Sobr 200 Nebrbeit fur ibre @anbooten batten
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

brings abeut settlement Every good citizen
opposed to the use of tho Oregon question
for political purposes, and anxious for the esta.
blishmem of internal and external CON-
mercal affairs upon sound and permanent basis, has
very deep interest in the settlement OF this and all other
matters endangering peaceful relations with Great
Britain and every other nation.
We annex comparative table, giving the quotations
or STOCKS IN this market for each day Of the week just
closed and for the last day of the previous week. for the
purpose of showing the variation in prices from day to
day Some of the fancy railroad stocks have advanced
Within the week several per cent and the principal stock
OF this description used for speculation has reached
point beyond which it will be diHicuh to carry it.
QUOTATIONS roa THE PR!NcIrAL srocxsI New YoRx
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

Died.
IN Snnuay ~ evening, Nov. 30 JoHN RoBERTs, son of
=, ~ ~ and Mary Ann Putnam, aged one year, two
mon'n-< and nineteen days.
dneral from a Rutgers street, this afternoon at three
yited TO attend
At Brooklyn, on Sunday the s0th inst. G,peos KIM.
pERLy WANING, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon NJ
four O'clock from the residence of his father Uenrv
Waring, in Fulton near Johnson street BROOKLYN
On Randalls Island, MARY, daughter of Dennis and
Ellen Mccarthy. ~
Friends and acquantances respectfully nvit.d n
attend the funeral this afternoon, At O'Clock
from 10th street. East River. "'
On Sunday, 30th inst, after short illness J.,,
HICKEY, in the 40th car of his age.
His friends and relatives and those of his brother,
John Hickey and Joseph Flynn, earnestly request
ed attend bis funeral on Tuesday afternoon At thres
o'clock from his late residence corner of 29th street
and ID avenue.
At his residence in Sharon Schoharic county ON tho
morning OF the 26th inst, tho Hen. WM BEEKMAN aged
49, Ho was relict OF the revolution having in the last
pnrt Of tho war, when quite boy served as clerk to
hs hero, Col Marinus Willett, to whom he was much
c.,deared
In schoharie on the Oath inst. JArrz W Tasoop ESQ
in the 10th year Of his age Judge Throop was one OF
the oldest inhabitants Of Schehate, having been resi-
don't Of tho village for the last hfty years He was County
Treasurer nearly twenty years. and for
neatly the length s time He has also been Justice
of the Peace and Judge of the County Court and was
at the time Of his death President Of the WashnRtonan
County Temperance Society In which cause he took
deep interest.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

There appeers to have been falling of in the revenue
from the Ohio and Miami Canals s45 compared with
1874 Of Ss6752 from the Walhondng Canal S7aa; Turn
pike dividends 29l and increase tolls from the
Miami Extension Of Sl9s54; Wabash and Erie S24 63s
Hooking SOL; Muskingum Improvement 1920 and the
Maumee and Western Reserve Road S796 showing an
aggregate deficiency of s44574 this year compared with
last The principal cause of this falling off in the reve
nue. this year. the drought in most ps rts of
the State before the harvest The deficiency as large AZ
it is is much less than anticipated This deficiency will
have no effect upon the finances of the sse as the in.
creased value of taxable properly has been sufficient to
enable the State to meet promptly all it's engagements
As evidence OF the rapid increase in the wealth and
resources of the people and State of Ohio we annex
table showing the value of the property from year to
year, since 1881 -
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
CHEMICAL BALSAlN,
nr HAar vnvva0NWatnv.

restoratye In ali cases where Badness beyond the
reach Of
MERITS or THE CHEMIcL BALsAM HA!s lsvrooRr oR-t
prevents Badness Dandf and Cnaneous Scrun
II keeps the Hair in u natural color and prevents from
turning grey Ii is now presented the world with n be
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative o the a,r
will be found trial unequAlled Prepared s0iey py - fa
Ion, No 2l4 Broadway. :, s,,,
16 Broad 81 Columbus Georga Tuttle, Assembly Build
ings corner Of Tenth and Chesnut Phiadelphis Rice
en- No los Fulton st Brooklyn; NJ g. Fletcher Marebcn
Ulster Co, N. Y; w. B. Locs row, No; Beaver street
g. Tonsey Syracuse, N "; G,rton Anderson. Newport r
- -T-g s'E T-f-1 o2s im'me
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WIZ CHERRY,

y ~ IN - u Isl Il ( " ~.
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis Difficulty OF
bresthinE, Asthma. Pain ia the Side and Breast,
Whooping Cough, Group. and all Dis
orders Of the Liver, and Lungs,
Broken Constitution,
THIS "Celebatrd Remedy" has by its intrinsic
tues acquired celebrity which be shaken by
the many qusck Nosrums with which country ds
The public fast learning that this the only remedy that
Diseases OF he Lungs IL literally sweeping Consumption
from land rherever it INTRODUCED and becomes known
all Others dwindle insgncance The public have been
Thu long medicine which
the othe eminent physicians h- land has
placed beyond the reach ofcrticsm requrss no tose,g
enough let the public know whsre be obtained and
trial will all Of great efficacy curing those
distressing diseases above named which have bafed the skill
oft learned practtoners for ages heretofore
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY the first preparation from that valuable tree
afforded Of by the being flooded with Bal
sans Candies and Mixtures Of Wild Cherry not one OF
which pensred by regular physician, although they W
have assumed the Of respectable give
their Nosms Therefore the public should be ON
their guard and have worthless mixture palmed upon
prepared by DR. swAYSE, n W. corner Of Eighth and
kace stree Is, fh hadepha. -
fresh supply hiss been received and for sale by Dr. W.
y Mnor Of Broadway and John r. Sands,
Church Dspensay 1888 Bowery Spring. T. B. Warner,
2oo Beecker Mnete John Dodd, I'll Broadway
Hart as Grand Norfolk street, Horace Eve
re 90 Hudson corner Leonard street. VIM Bailey corner
Fulton and md streets Brooklyn NJ Cook Pros
pect and Bridge streets Brookyn and Ben Ods 8 Broad
street Newark N ]; Havand Reese * Co., No % Maiden
Lane and Hoadey Phelps Co.. i2 Water York
mo- lu,aa
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

comparison of the closing quotations Yesterday with
those current at the close Of those Of the previous week
shows an Improvement in Long Island of per cent? Mo-
hawk per cent; Harlem /; Canton Farmers Loan
Norwich and Worcester Ct Ohio SIS Ii Illinois s's
sonngton 2i Erie 2; Reading Railroad Al Morris Canal
~ The operations in Reading Railroad have been large
at the advance. This stock has improved within the
past Two weeks about five per cent in anticipation Of
the report made Of its affairs by the Boston
committee appointed for that puspose.
The Nashua and Lowell Railroad Company have de-
clared semiannual dividend of FIVE per cent payable
on the LIST of December.
The work upon the Harlem Railroad extension is now
in rapid progress through the county Of weschester
and the company about to put under contract mme
daey an additional section of thirty miles, extending
through Putnam into the rich valley in the interior Of
Duchess This will bring the road to point SO miles
from tho city Of New York. leaving but from As to so
miles to unite with the Albany and West Stockbridge
railroad party Of engineers is now engaged in Co.
lumbia county locating this portion of the route.
The annual report of the Auditor of the State Of
ONO Tor isS shows an increase in the value of tax
able property Of the State, since ls4 of an
amount equal to one-third Of the public debt
TAXABLE PROPERTY OF ONO. 1889. 1874. AND lsas.
10 se s.ed l.ssss sIs a,ssi.iss & s,sssss !s,
vsss aGus.f sf Ss ssx. t.; ss'sss sssslss
Mnmoers oi horses. ss4,li9 3H,02s 3s72OO
value OF do SIS, 1854 GIG $4 939 SIS 480OO0
Number Of cattle, 5s2 $50 ia 4ya 10 ass
Value Of DO. .., 81 26S678 Is 7o7 aSI ss 7as sss
Merchants capital and mo. ' ~'''o''o>'
at interest. s32 $3.50 0a5 SIa 5s6 so7
No. Of pleasure Carriages 47Si Sa1 ~'''''..S'
Value of do. do. ~ S3e5 2es S7Qa Sea O, oss ,,o
J otal amount OF tar able pro- ~''''''''~
petty: 1877 $780, t2 ess sI44 leo4ss
Total amount Of Tan.: " sl,7esi sanesss ess
The extracts made from the report published in the
official paper of that State give the total amount
OF taxes assessed received delinquent and we shall
De compelled to await the meeting of the Legislature
LOT u report There has been increase in the
Der OF acres taxed in ls45, of 55,Os4, and in value
sSsl,73; the value Of town ots including buildings
increased s65ls7s horses $52s osO cattle $7s47s in
crease in merchants capital and money at interest
Sooo6So2; in value of pleasure carriages S272 5o4
The receipts from the canals Of Ohio this year. com.
pared with last, have been as follows:-
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
TO The PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
For YOTIRSE1.E

A Ia AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF.
I WARRANT them all to be a represented, or the mcney
MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This universally approved and admired article fee from ar
rails eean. the hair sapsdiionsy renders it bssutaiiy
s % & S:s :oSa m
Sa r Sss f. % and x h. ]
and !. falling BY ths oi'pr o,hsi
Olp ss s M S a ss II
sgsn,t and nialli6s cure in
ss Ss @ 's o
cleansing that disengsges the Epderms Capillary tbe
sSssos Clos and ''''' aud
e. s
~ ''j15 JULES HxTE s Perfume. = and $t,ss, Chemist,
%.! : : q %s@ .s
BAR TINE'S LOTION.
NOTICE TO STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.
He s. s p1ss Bsss g. s 81 b.
tseaons, Cuts, Gianaular Tumors, TamSaso, Hsdddehs.
SoTTIE above invaluable e.; LG;Ga viii b; be
The and Of e s above e 70
,sbshd
hs & % ~ sn:a
For sale Wholesale and Propreors Depot sss
Broadway New York, and by our Agents throughout sss
'A''' '' BAKTINE aGa,vsS co p5eP5ls,s Ps v,r,
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE CAL
VANIC STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
CERTIFICATE NO. The suojoined certificate select
ed from number from Rentl, man OF un
standing and responsibility now resident in the city Brook
lyu Ia a nd uue
sgent other evidences of ndisputa
Bile be furnished the Office OF the principal
The undersigned having years suffered much from
pain the hip occasoned by fall attended with rheumatic
the utility aud great intriusc value Of Jeans Metane
strengthening Plaster unqualified appreciation
Having at times suffered 50 severely scarcely able to
limb and rendered almost cripple, was induced
this remedy and surprised TO find very short time
alter application Of the plaster almost
tion Of PAM and limb much relieved that raised it. and
am thoroughly convinced Of its singular efficacy and abi
,y sssi ;.ss similar 81 Mia ana therefore
commend ssasd commence EosEE IVAN VAN NosrRAND
2Wiiiam street. Principal Once, No. IS ChambeI. 81
and By respectable dIugssts generally nls2weod'rc
LASHS IN 5sr iSJa5 Er
ogreat ladies who have been afflicted with .upsuous
h. II aas h.. 0sn the e
whole features When used with proper care and according
h &c entirely
and the hair removed FIVE or minutes after its applca
This composition infabe, and warranted .u
peIous hair After trial. have received eerti
Gates Of success which cannot be contested.
''' ''s "n0''''s .pG JULES Les HAUELs DEPOT.
and by nv ah';s
ayss ssasr Ns: ~ and =,
Prem ms awarded at the Franklin Institute lm&rc
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
HORNS BOWLING SALOON AND

vu,Afs -. n aIl,-, GnnI, o9] 0NUhDWd.m.
on this tMondsyJ evening, O'clock which time the
subscriber would be pleased his friends and pub
lic generally. JAS. HORN, Jr.
dl lste ~ ae0 Rro.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
AMUsEMENTS. A

ranx THEAT1G.
Monday evening, December
DER Ml' fsEfscETTz. r PfstcsTTSTf
G.p.:. .................... M ,MI B5oarh
o@s Agatha Mis-. psey ey"
Anna Xili:i which, Miss Moss
Pas de sav.ysrd BY the two Mis-. vaIlsss
o,ou Hiiss fI1ss5Ss LAST TTEiscds.
o'iIsshsa Ma:;,s,. NJ . Barrett
Price of Admis,,oa-Boi.s ai fit. % GEMS Gallery
=, l0S,. open at s o'clock d the Carts, wr'e precisely
sOWENY THEATaE..
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Monday Evening, December L,
ins pTftlSvIHssfs pTSvR's sAcRTTeE' e cffTTspes with
Ssis.,.;t fillmore. MIR, 81 ss.r mn
NO SONG NO SUPPER
cents: second and %iE fhla aaHa Tisn Is e
Door. viii op.n 4 half past the r.-,t1
PALMOs OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, December Ist.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK
sEREN 4 Frs,
M'"r'' oEAMPEL PELsIA slANwS22PFtt %2FtE EHARslSaToN'
admission 1tcenty- Flee Cents.
and Seats can be secured at the Box Office daily from
Doors open at t7~concert at M o'clock. nso iwrc
OPENING
GRAND GEih.amaAhN OPERA,
PALMo's OPERA HOUSE,
Chambers Street
HE IN MANAGER a ..s Of The GERMAN OPERA his the
Of German OpeIa style perfect IA every department.
orsras advertised will be given according to their original
The scenery dresses properties machinery will be mos,
perfectly adsptedto the time and locality which the plot
The has engsged for the production of German
oyf sfaisf oTTo pm. Donna.
EERS II sS6daGR pSs X: GRAND
HERk EJS S,EshI s::sISs $.ss,. s
HERR sAuER, seconds Sasso.
SIG; ; RAPETTI; PET, Conductor of the Orchestra.
HERR HERR <. ". sEKG, }chorus masters
.s. RseiS .Ss1a of sse Opera HER Herr r. MEHkEE kEsE
Full riSSS's.
selected aud will be composed Of Forty Ladies and
s A. % As Ssfs M o's on
DER fArFfDEG Fk Els 5'{eTTiA g H Hrz.
Grand Romantic kDSSsGp / Mt Won Weber
Ssa gsar%9n Prince Herr s:s
huno nedu ndhBe .iieIr v: caueI
A"s Assasa Frsnsip NIX NJ keTs.iS ~ S
&:
kIIi,p KI, s,,dsS sE.sh ESrner Her ssss:l
irst bridesmaia Il. NINE, oonenberg
The Ghost Of Ms,'s Mother -. FIauein Behlmann
Chorus of Hunters, Musicians Peasants, ndesmaids etc.
The Of in Bohemia, during the the
Thirty Years War.
~ The Swiss Family by Weig-Don Giovanni and The
Magic Flute by Mozart several other Operas of the high
musical merit active Iepsration which several
other distinguished will make their appearance
" Seats may be secured every day from 10 o'clock AM.
til O'Clock p NJ the boz Office The subscription book
ved honor the Manager of the German Opera their
names
Prices of Admission
First Tier and Parouette. ........$l
Doors open lock-performance commenc ock
preciaely. p30
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
. ,rAMUDEMENTS.

COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
s. I'd ss; :a9 s9s fs9s Il. %.xs g
the Of music and 6ae generally and the can
Ssu os1 shis s. %
2!sf; e Ia.s
way for II. Of knF such steps may be deemed
''''''''' for carrying e. y''aii hit. ls'' effect
( I, S$$$SSS$ssiatH fS,$S$sSSssiatH Ss;;ssSt ,s G9';is s::..,,
I HD$$4sS J; %EaSs5 iHS$a.s. a!:.. 5. MS.
}hifKS5h' i. Sffj. i'm
ga2eS pas mn h and
s sh;sS .. sd b:sy ss & os Gs, Of
Comedy in which American Lady will make her
boz Book now wv opsa p.sl'' nso s,s.m
PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
Of 81 Young mss hsySx q 2 the pa
esabishIns psrmaneat Dramatic socsty would invite
Them Tsp' y9SS
CUNCEKT
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
NJ Iss y l. NoRIHALL has the honor to announce that
10 s On on NV s I s 1ss h a.
s45 on which occasion she will be assisted by the following
MRS sEoESR i SSPEbk B. psos,s.
Dis hfst appearance this season.
''' Nh. Il Marks.
By .sG .ssGS1ii'oH SR. H. Of 8. Nj Fi@s, Mitchell
Ind &: os ~ s had a 4 ~ Music
Concert to commence at o'clock. n29 Str
CONCERTS, SOIREES, &c.
sa AND MRS COLLINS, tshs popular yocali.,.l are
@c during the forthcoming season
oo acts Y ranst and can be engaged Tor private
Ss
,, Grand CHRISTMAS BALL.
First S rho GRAND Mns. EXCLUSIVE FANCY a DRESS M
%s: Evening Dec IS g. niss6.o~'' on THURSDAY 'ohr''
by the above Society this Would niom ,hsr ends
and those who attended their b l,si that they have
may aver them with their company evenings
MI wssss an''ed Quads Band b:
THE NEW YORK HIGHLAND GUARD BALL
ey H:sS S. "a
following fol membsn of the Comnlttes Clarke l35
THE ANNUAL BALL
THE Es1Iy sGSTTsH H,.Gg GUARD VIII be given NIB
cured of the
CosMlTTEE-C A. G. Castle 3sl Broadway; Lieut.. Nc
Leod No Courtandt street, Lieut. McLeay, li6 Bleecker
60 Lspenrd street, Sergt Thomas Sergt Hag 100 Mercer
street, Sergt William Wallace, 9th street. Mr. Forrest 100
MIR. g. Robertson will superinend the floor.
w. u. CUNNINGHAM,
n30 3tis+mc Secretary N Y. g. g.. $3.50 Broadway.
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE WASHING
TON RIFLEMEN.
T>HlS COMPANY will give its Sixth Annual Ball the
4 Coliseum, No. $50 Broadway Monday evening, De-
cember LIST, l8f5.
The Committee in making the aangements have engaged
for the occasion Dodwohs unryaed Band and will
TO make this Ball the splendid affair Of the
Tickets be obtained OF the undersigned Committee of
Arrangements.
Capt. C Schwarzwaelder, Serg. H Margraf Park Row.
and II East Broadway. Serg. g. N. Eitel Peck Slip.
It. G. F6rrmann, 10 Chrys- Mr.. p Gorth.
tie street. Mr.. T. W. Warth, 50 Chatham
Ensign L. Witt, 81 Avenue street.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
SARACEN'S HEAD,

No. II Dey Nreet, NeU York.
JOSEPH SMITH late of Worcester England, begs leave
TO inform his frends and the public that he has fu up
ms house IN the and comfortable STYLE He has all
times on hand the CHOICES. of Wines LIQUORS and sesa also
Bewed in addition his usual fare intends serving up
plates Of Trpe the Old Country style; together with
all other kinds Of refreshments usually befound Eng
.h Chop House which he will be gratifying his
friends in general
neatly fitted up private partes Lodgings and no
house better supplied with Old Country
n28 lw-r
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

This shows an increase of nearly one hundred per
cent since 1882 Since 1882 the in tho value
taxable property has been about eight millions Of dol
lars more than the present public debt
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

FRENCH, AMERICAN, AND ITALIAN RES
TAURANT.
SlGNoR PALMO rssreculIy informs hi. patrons and the
~ public that he has opened Restaurant his well known
and popular old stand, adong the Opera House He will
Breakfasts Dinners and Suppers, in the French American
any similar establishment in the city.
Sgnor Pamo that Of his old friends will kindly
remem Der his peculiar abilities
dinner of three dishes choice with half bottle of claet
ale porter. &c. be had daily for 31H only His
bill Of fare will comprise all the choice dishes Of the
at me lowest prices and served IN the best manner
N Blot and cold Baths supplied the above establish
ment usual. 4. PALMO,
nl2 lm*r 80 Chambers st.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION

NOSLING, Of the American and French Dining SaIoon
~ Nos 81 and tG Nassau street. has always ready Green Tu.
tie Soap for Captains and families, up in boxes.
Upwards Of l6Q different shes served up daily for dinner
from y Nj uil r the best of the markets; all kinds Of
game &C. Tor prices which suit body lie has tey
two minutes PREPARED Has famous buck Every
arrangement IS made for the comfort oil the sers. His Sa
the week till 3 P. MI - -
MY son, Henry Gosline, has erected great expens.
SIMILAR sstsbl!shment IN Boston Mass, No Is Devonshe
very thankful Tor the bestowed for the
last hive years, aud in the hope Of Continuance have the
n21 lm+rc u. GOSLING.
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
SOLAR LAMPS, CHANDELIERS. GTRANDOLEs
TEA TRAYS Ic

.,-,,,,, a.,un...-IEA TRAYS, &c.
NHE SUBSCRIBER has Just opened s..ort amt
oi o. various psens suspendns and Bracket
Rpnns. ,,,d wth from one TO five lights; Gilt and
Engsh prsms Of the finest lustrc, sets and pairs
Also an OF Japanned Tea Trays Gothic and
wcn he offers for sale at wholesale and retail
JOHN w. MORGAN,
l2a fnlton street one door east OF Broadway.
man amp maker ' s mi msmc'
The New York herald., 1845-12-01

ABRAHAM KASTOR.
IMPORTER 500 Broadway, has received bv ls. arrivals
newest sty les Of FrDges and Lace tmn. for
cloak. and Mans very rich Thread Lace capes low neck
Sapes ana Thread Lace Berths Wells and Sleeves Thread
sale at wholesale and retail ~ ""'s" M Ims,c 90
The New York herald., 1845-12-01
LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY THE NAILS.

Co The Southern Mail again failed last night
There is now two mails due through from New Or.
leans, and one from the seat'of government.