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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
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ttntet rr9en tcnntn; unp cbcnrr 3e9cn 9cbcn bcrI M
nc mtte Vrnt9buun9 Sra5rr9cnr cmanr, ecr Nranprcs
SIclun Vegetable unGersal spills 9ctrat Bat nb cine bc
tDe S1nrtrbt9 rtrr obcr pas 9ciutAt r0rrn cn. 9Is
pnElttm mrb htri9ens Swarnt rrrtt 3u ctn cs tu ft
que Aacnttn non Or SrannrcD Datn 9ocnc Q9ntlba g.
7tH9ne "ntrrjetbn't pom Dctrr in einr scnn anrfb t.
"t rtlcm 3"19nB rine Ntbrift 3cttclbrn apN
@ Fctnrt rrebt an rrn Sadcn, rpr Ncrcn tcfeot iuN
:ortt ao hrei 3cttcdcn auf rer rr, ouf rcm 0ct II
cc ttr unp al" rtm cren Der Nrr pts 3cttc(tcn bat m
"eHr!t'en n Won Or Sronrrebs 9onrs tnp lntrrNrift
prclS IS Gents rer Orr nit DIRECTION.
Or. Sranoreth6 SIgeutcn fir Start uno QGaDne @o1-
tD iIno:
ScHn Sortrn. Canton. Z. G. nc Srirc Qlepttcr
8rrr9e t6Nrfb Wo(iilrn. y. lDaancr 1lcunt.ce 1trn
u g. Qrap, QSapncsturg Srbn Oitlcr Trrrritst,r. ab
Sbttb IT, Gtp 4rtcntppn ScGn Q6pupp 0oltrn.
~ Scn. Gburth, Sat(rn
rl ettAtn crcn Inn ju tcrrr 3eit ptn batcn G lei
@cn non Or Sr1nnrh an9cicttn N9 in tcuabc crtr
St"bt"nr jccem SOr in ONc in rem Gcr Staau itSr,
DAurt.
Npptmttr, 4, 1912, l7>1S
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
QES @ Il Il Il q.

Der llnterseidnete, tprbnbaft in QSaIbin9tcn Gcwn
1btp, Starf @ountD, Sho, faufte 1Oten Ddrs l. s
bon Nbra a nj Stufe y, oamals ebenfalls in
Balhuston jest aber in parts Gcwnlblp WObnbaft,
beiagtem albrabam Stfen erbelt, oaB oa6 pferb 9e>
Iano uno fret bon Seber ei. luter oeier, u.o
n unter bteler Seotn9un9 uno Scrausiesung, oaB
ndmltd, oas pfero sel1nO uno fret pom j nj Sch.
Ter fei faufte es llntereihneter fir Die Summe bon
$ so 25. llno ba er 3ugeid nod ent9e anoere gegen
dnoe faufte, 9ab er etne 9cte an beagten 9lbrabam
StufeY fir Die Summe BON 81 uno etni9e @ents.-
9leif nad Der Seilsnabme res pferoes ersab es il,
oaB baelbe frant uno iden felt Sabren nit etem as
beilbaren Gebler bebafet let.Oaber parne t hermit
c5eoermann, ermdbnte 9ote bon 81 uno ent9e Gents
9e9eu mtd-u faueu, tnoem d fir oielbe 1tidt wet,
fer outage, ais mas ben leberbuB bon un9efdbr
anberit, rocfir id, auBer benz pferoe> fonlti3e Sc
9enitdnoe enpfau9en.
Trteoerieh Sttuer.
Wafbinstou9 9fp. %. Sept 1912. 1l'4m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
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Nan nr Den Ets ElrDrr 9cnt9tcn 3utrru unp nrcn
rcrPl9tt Ect"nn III MAIDEN rag untrc G1n9cbcrc
Ut"6ntn SEr1ttc nc ettout nit elmer oamrfmatnt
tDrn "ne "cs Erlt m69lb cin9crit it, icwrD
1mcre oS ''@tc Artett "u nas St rcrrt6c tir nDmcn
Srtfru1n9rh nm &rtetpcrt tcpct Nt bsn Jamen INNER
D"ttn mag " 10 "ttb Wrrcartt cine ln
j"p perr'nrr Art lei uns nrtn t-Or Drnrcn
1ut SceIun9 70 t6nel ais m63lteb rrrfc. ti9t-
Q8r btrn inner prrr1tbi9 cscnbt 9cndnrc ouf 6anp
pFH9c rcn pcn tcttn Srrtcn, OluDlunr SIsrmlDctrn,
fur orr une 9Snrmbr aud rcrftrtt9cn mir nttc unr
rerbrrm 1lte Srcthmatbintn Sr6n, 9cr6DnItbr tutcn
nnp SrDr Nrob9ebirrc ter Nrt ScucrDunp, Q1a9cntu'
fen" UNI T't 1e"8e "nrerr Artfe umeitIaf9 gu cn"me
QB arcn icrcrman frrunrtbnfrtt rtn tci anrtfrn
unb Grcn ric nrr un uncrcr rnnrr nitnr tri5uttbal
tcn tonrcrn Hr 9u 0htcnu9 cineu Eecutertrrn 31pas
3u tcirIrtrn.
Yartr rig tt unb & fer.
GaSle Sttamfounrrp, Or a Fl . II, SUM 23 1s43
sos 00l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
(1us Der alten uni neuen QHelt.)

$50 1T @eors BudpaGb, aus 3ulbed, slmt
@rubenbasen, &6ni9reid Sanouer 2 DerIelbe lit be.
res II Sabre in ben 8er. Stanten uHo bat Dor einis
SOu bort enternt, Otne ietnen elufentbat ouSf1nba
ad,eft su f6nnen. Setne untersednete sdpefer. bic
fettbem aud nad 9lmerifa 9etommen unb nun perbei,
rotbet it, bat 9rcBes 8erlansen, brem 8ruber u,
rci5e1, Oh nno Gebt; bittet baber 5oldle. BE
hieraber sustuaft su 9eben i'm Stanoe iinb, btfh(f
nnb inter Serpfldtnns hree ber3lbiten Danfes, t5r
9ad3rt6t Sutemmen su laffen.
GarpIineY POLL m II II, 9eb 8udspolo.
~ er SDracue.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
90 q 6 + T q 8 e II.
s. einrt @ enner,

Seinrtd Senner
aus Menselsbers &ret5 3esenbatn, in Rurbefen, fca
am H. Sctober 1882, su Wtffin, i'm Staate Obio, &c
ftorben u. unter SeiorSun9 eines Sdwasers, @cnrac
Stappel beerbst tpproen ein. Ser unter3eihnee @en
inl 1T I'M 8eibrtnsuns zines beslaubisten Grbtenideis
mes ber oenlelben uno 5u9lei um bere Stadridt IL
ber @onrao Stappel ooer tpenn oieier nd,t mebr ant
9eben eiu lclte, ebeufalls Tim oeIen Gootenhen ans
9eeau9en, uno wro ftd perpfidtet fnhlen um ireeno
9endue slusfunft, tpelde CUR @rredun9 Der n6bt9eu
DctumeHte bebulftd mare.
New'y yert am 90. slu9uit, 1343.
Der &urteIlIIhe @onu[
6. SO. s aber
Sclde> bic i'm Stanbe 1nb, bic sepanfdbte slustunft
3u ertbeten, no 9ebeten elb9e an ben lntereidnete
3u rihten. 81. llmb doter,
1 ged7tss sSlntpatt, Gep:Qtsbon, Sbio
o. Die beutiden 2eitrneen in Sbtc, NIT tpelden
mir nedfeln peroen erudt. cbi9e ytad,fraee eui9e
Wale tn itre Spalten auSunebeu, ,pcourc iie uu II,
ge9enoienitsn oerpftdten' Ole 0febaftton
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27

Y3pmtalin cnfa6r, strirrtcr &6atanct 6as unr Sad
tiber 8npn, cinaebc unr 9ctlimtc Srttact Sdmei,rr
1usin I5Hnbf9ubr 6auitin9s StrImrfe @domls ,np
iert Srrte so &ents ts SbpttIrr unp beimeca,
ter Giu9Dam nriSc-s tis 3 Gents per ltn,c np cibt>
nct Speen; rldnriIc $en1npunp cine aroSc Nuslpob(
ncumrritcr 9ute fur 6rauenmmer An5se ;u bcinabc aleu-
preten
@ett,cus rrn lis 20 Gents ret Yarc.
@dcts " 10 lS
unsctletAte 9Gusln 6 " 10
05ct(cihtc Muslim 20
Sarntrclcnsaru-5 pfunp far cnen 0rlar.
Gb,nfallS: cine NuSlpabl prd6ttser Wdnnsrz
unO Trauen SPITE.
SRru(hbutt 2 so tis 81 90
pcllbHte ~" IS bis 90
pcstarren ""I IS bis " 3 90
@srcb,np, Saprtn O19 lis /" o So
CSa6stsdtarrcn ~" so lis " 90
Sraueu,iu,mcrbiltc a." 0 l3 biz" 3 90
Stiefel uno S6ube.
G5rcte @tctl 2 25 " ~ 50
Sir Blrnrcts 3u II 90
Srauentieftl ""l 90 tis NJ 25
SrauenpancNcl 40 IS his ~ 90
ltnc allie Sertcn &nbrrl3ube
unp StieItl 25 biz so Gents.
9rCcerten.
Gafrt rcn bis 10 ptunb fir cincn Ibaer
5uter Sits 10 Gents per ptunD,
1brc SO Gents bis per pfunp,
pfefer unb APise 9 tis 10 Gents per pfuno,
Snbi5c his l3 0rnts per ltnje unb r
nc srp6e AuspabI Qaaun, Xalt IT, f. 10 ctcnals tpob
Auber rbisn cssnaneen, bat nod eine sroBe san
pcr,nse Nusab eIern rrer Qrt fir bic 8auern we
pOb ia NOD pObsr, ais irsenrpO lou psrtauft Uerpt
tcnnen.
gerlanst: l2,OO0 pf1uo gBcae uno
1000 Bufdel SlahSIaamen.
Gbomas Yatton.
eanto n, l5ten Septernber, ls43. lO-3W:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
Sohn Q. @umrthS pcn pbilaoelpbia, ,
Seutlhe6 8aIfhau5 in Gtnciuuotf

an Wtttelm"rtt III Der stem SraBe, (mcn Der 9ine unc
9N!nuB r"Ben Der Gnbrsbcnann cmpfbLtItiu u5ofboms
OR Unelntr anhstc tnrtm 10 ctnarridtct IN hoS ~
Nttnrc gu NuB nne ju pterp orer init uDmcIt auf biz t
9usmfs 2sstNe c91rn t"n" @sn 5as feinc StaIun9
hp 9et"9; lene S"tc Hnrrn Iitb init rem 8eten ptr.
eDen mas Der '"r p"tletet unb etn 8rDanrna 1np Nr
nn9n TO- Dap 9rmoDl bic miepr Icy gm surrceben bic e
ma etp b eln9rtrDri DAt:tn QSer bic protc NIT uns no
mill III Rrr;liD >Dtltcmmt1. 9apib 81 1rr"~ "
Cincinnati, Sttru0r 22. 1889. ~
oer alters oerotcur ps 8lattes tann aus erYrcbuns
alIcs tefati9rn was getr D. cten (aat
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
C1tlu:sttt1e uno 5cD1efcr,
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III Canton, &tark Co., Ohio
7GkTE "drn a0tn9srrH Dem 9rcbrtcn lutfuu trrrr "a
%eenGtnlrrDncrn rcnGtut une ttr trn,btarttn t,i
to rrt"n eIB nc nit O0nt n4t CehIftc Drrm Ncrufr or.
D6ri9 mtle iDncn m68cn rrcrrc annGrn nN -
rpIerScrt8"9 Der Sltrnn ajpartrn kcrctt lnp Sbrc W
nee tf t name rem SpurtDaue 9c9rntr. Qr[c @reitr.
rcn r4m"3tct H. T. s. tennrn tcp JDnrn rcuttrr rna(
9cr nN tr"jftbr Srrbe oE9ctcrtts uno 9ctcb praIou
b9t mrrren, ." b@ter ais prNs fit rcts Qaunp crnamm
mcrpen lit. ' ~
Schn .. @umnttt5 pcn pblaoelpbia. ,
Hcut5 Stdfer BON @autpu.
Canton, 9NGr3 IS, 1912, 3G.kn
D. y Sol3"n mcncr sannsutc tc rinItcn tos Ssfroer.
rc@ 81 'rN'fe nerrt 'h tmmcr nit 0cr9nsn uncntoc(rid
&c Sbnen n6t /5e 9iItc in rer Court lciitcn
II @ d. 0,er
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27

sObann 8etr aus JieserWirsbab in Rbetn.
bayern. ."
Sc nD fur senelben pidtigt Nad1ridter tit Der @r.
pebifion Oes ,Demcfraten' 9so. 277, prb 3e Straee
pbtlabtlpbta.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
Yu It 0 n-g Ien9ieBere t.
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9tcn rci!en rrn lncn rcrrti9t N Nrtrn ocfcn Sod
brn Sadie 9sbri9c GcSntdnrc rtrrtn III 3ueunft ron bnen
auf 6anr Scbatcn- -0cnScn mclbc rrslcibcn 0acn1nrc
terhrfcn mcrrcn mrb tDun mcin c tt onrun
bcrcu9t nr bB c pett Nc9tnnps o5rtirec nt tc(s
fer unp mrpfccr 5u tauftn i'm Stnnrc tlnp.-
Sutton Den 9ten 9titmttr, 1912. 20 .b y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-10-27
S1tuer Stobr unb neue pret(e.
6 + n m 4 Z 81 TON
Deutltler 9lOOef1t

s \ 3 m 4 8 Y0ttDtl
Sat erbalten unp crbdlt mod 81 Ycrt unr l..
[ , c pD cine 8rcBe unr rr@dtt9c NuswaD non
Gllenlpaoren 9rocerten, @tlenlpa1ren &c.
in enem ntueu Strbr, p 1baren farl QBn. 8
,rtc( unr 9rscnuter 2B ~. Ps unp sos. @trbr,
,reIc ncrr9 ais enp Gin annrrrs Statemt III rcem
uo prn ansrcn cn Counties rtrtNuftn tnttlrsn it, unp
,,par fur y 10 rprr ale Scrtrn rrn M pr rs
Su t t II ;u ben b6Afen prciicn
lntcr ucn Gcnwaarrn np r9snee Nrtitcl u rsn batct
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
vyh,t VIII uhc a.cyisli,m-c do.

Since has been a~reriancd that the democratic party
have elected their Governor Lieutenant Governor and
nilnriiN ct the members of the Legislature Indiana.
the wings say ~ let H. Whit YOU viii do =
NOW ir, Your hands aud Will see how much heller
,ou do. than the wings have done Our friends al
ask wba course suppose, the icg>-
laurc all take next wiuicr--Niat can bc done
What viii be- dome cannot say, bat as to what can
be done we have an opinion.
We should hike 10
1T The Juno turned of office and their places fill
ed with good aud ilihiu democratic officers. that
may, Tor The Wing. preserve the term principle. aud
the pr,nple .roiAtinn r the democrats, and hus give
each part, their .parfiou due season
2d The relief laws len uuiouchcd
81 The Dan. act OF the last SESSION unccrcmoniou-y
revealed.
IN The salaries or public officers reduced and rigid
ecoooas introduced INTO every department u the Gov
srnmcni-aud.
9th The session % the Legislature should not exceed
five weeks
We want 10 some practice aud not III profession
this The present change should result some
thing better than
Tearing down Bishop Blaze,
To 81 up Bishop Bln-ier.
and we feel every confidence. that the work Of reform
Will be- gone about with diligence aud executed with
pronpiness.- Greeacas,ie Pitrfof
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

There hardly he doubt lett IN Tie mind oi any
reasonable man. the people of least twenty of
twcny-Sx decided IN their preference for the
Democratic policy of administering the General Govern
snerr The result 81 the elections proves this
fac, bcyond dispute Notwithstanding the large ,TlI'
which tie Democrats elected the popular branch If
the new have ccucfalv received, the Senate
renls firm 10 lis opposition 10 the expressed voice OF
The people. IhiS Singular clTcuns easily account
TOR. the fact that the Senat not rh 'Seu
Directly hy the people and that her Of service lasts
~ ch longer than ia elected To the lpver House
Placed IA The -tion that the popuir branch 81 Com
gfcss will be. with decided Wing senate to prevent any
measures being al lei for the relief of the Is
The duty of every Democratic Legislature To Instruct
thclr senator's IN Congress. This l. the only way TO
the expressed viii of the Peep successfully carried
fae people OF almost every State m Which elections
have been held for back least have recorded
verdict National Bank. against the
hate iuquiinus rariI. aLd against Cost Johnsuns mag
uccut scheme of the Assumption of the State Debts.
such bsing the fact, II "a" the duty of Senators %
obey the fairly expressed voice Of their constituents
else rfsen tser SEATS We think this wt hardly be
disputed. The Legislature of diana, therefore, IN ui,
at The cafle-t opportunity forward instructions To Albert
=. u ti,e the present Wing Senator from TINS State.
lie VIII thus te compelled To do of two things either
vote for Democratic resign his seat and IT
We are correctly nfrned. Mr.. White will obey. he
the right 1T instruction at the cardinal
principles IN the Nhg creed III any rate the step
sh~uld bc taken 10y the Legislature aud If our
h,cihrcn of the press will call public attention the
matter We have doubt will the attention 1t
N perly dies hads of the Leyls eject.
Indiana Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

saw the crathcr! When | lived with my old
mither in BilIalaugh livery blessed day Civ
Us broth and pratics enough; aud nivcr in
this fray country. did Judy. my d rlint. and
!. ate "head and pluck" and bane soup for
breakfast. and dinner and supper. till the
spalpcen iv .'coicn as they call him. prom
iscd me two dollars n dav and roast baie. ii
I'd raise the shillalah for Tip and Ty,' ny-
or. "a all. at all.
Here the evidence for the prosecution
closed.
Several witnesses were introduced BY the
defendant, but their testimony was oyer-rulcd
BY the Court. as they were known to have
been pacticcps criminis in the transaction.
The case was briefly summed up by the
States Attorney. when John NJ. Ro.t.. ESQ.
made an elaborate argument Tor the defence.
lie confessed that the crime had been pcrpc-
tratcd. but contended that an G'ibi could cas-
ily be proved. or if this plea should not be
received. that the more fashionable one of
insanity might be urged. He closed with a
pathetic appeal TO the jury and court in nit
igation OF the offence and punishment, mas
much as the old coon was in bad health, and
might not long survive.
when he had concluded. the jury after n
short consultations, returned a verdict OF
"GUlLTY."
The prisoner was deeply affected when the
sentence was pronounced
And sca'diug each other chased,
Like pumpkins down HILL"
With much emotion. and with solemn dig
nifty the judge proceeded to pass the sen.
tcncc OF t.@ law.
"Oh Coon:-ln the performance Of my
judicial functions. have ever found it n task
most painfully severe to pronounce upon the
guilty culDrit, the rigorou, sentence OF vio-
lated law. But though your unfortunate CON
dition may powerfully appeal TO my soitcr
nature for commiscration and mercy. vet the
stern demand, Of MEMORABLE Justice must be
executed and the demands of the law vindi-
cat, d. bv visiting It's wholesome chastiscmcnts
upon the incorrgible offender.
You have been arraigncd. tried and con
victcd for sundfy unsccmly. unlawful and
mischievouS demonstrations. ut divers times
AID in divers places, against the pence and
dignity of the State and for miscellaneous
and incorrigibc rowdvism in general and
it now onl, remains for me 10 pronounce the
sentence of the Court. and for YOU to eXpiatc
your many crimes in condign puni,h,n mt.
Have YOU any reasons why sentence should
not be pronounced against YOU
(Thc prisoner remarked. almost inaudible
that he was onl, ''pioying poss'n'." and hop
cd the sentence vou be Il mild onc.)
The Jadgc continued. You are command
ed TO be taken whence yon was brought, 10
be kept at the r;,' k. on short allowance. till
the .th of March. 1915 when if ill then
Won survive undcr yonr suif.rngS and Dis
grace Won Will be taken from your durancc
vile and thrown hcadlong into the waters oi
the iethc. md may YOU have short and
comfortable passage 70 the land Of iorgetful-
css.-fredcrirbstrg Rsconir.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

We would suggest the prophet, Of calling democrat
ic Convention. he holden at indianapolis on tue
first Monday Of December next Such convention WI
be nsceary for The purpose of forming an electoral tex
for the approaching Presdentsl canvass II VIII Toe
necessary. i'r the purpose Of PRODUCING concert OF ac-
among ourselves aud thorough and eiirnt organ
izaiion of the Democratic Party The ieienl'sis N the
approaching canvass. Will make LAST death Struggle Tor
=
II We are true to prncples-if we are untel-ii
crsanizei-we heat them. hut II will he m
chds play Whatever the result may he The canvass ~
s44. predict. will Re the most bitter, snd Taught with
more real danger republican Institutions than any
one which has occurred "a country. Let TOE
STATE Central COMMITTEE call the conven'n- " hat say
YOU breihreG of ,tc democratic press l-Depai Oracle
John II Bradley boldly advocated the plan Of Wn
C-i Johnson for The relief Of the Sfairs. How popular
that ~eheme with The people 81 Indiana, i evident
om tn aci that Bradley has behind his party, ~
n.srl, every county the State The Cost J"hns"r
hu,nbng as been comp eisly used upthe people haze
rejected monsrous hcresy a. II really Is An"ih
or wing .xpedeni has been quIet, knocked IN the head
What will tho leaders resort 10 next ;--OTaoie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26

MoRE Truth Than PoETm-ia old
picture represents a king sitting in State with
a label, i govern all: bishop with legend,
i pray for all. soldier with a motto, 4 ight
FOR al : farmer drawing forth reluctantly a
purse. with the superscrplion, Il pay FOX all
Planet M,Rs-Thi, star is now visible
in the southeast, just after dark-shnng with
remarkable lustre, owing TO its proximity to
the earth. Ii was few days since al lis least
distance from the earth, beng only ii,000,
600 of miles, whereas, at lis greatest distance
il IS 2iO, OOo, OoO.
DE,Ta By LIGHTNING CA sad instance Of death ~
the electro huii Il in this during the severe
Il under storm on "Wednesday afternoon last. woiisn
vile o; Nchal Snyder. a abonns German. ising 81; tie
upper end the borough had hson down iowa. ala
returning home just the storm coming carry
ing small child ~ her and leading another bs tie
hand When within u few rods Of her door. sac vas
struck by lightning md instantly killed the child IN her
only SLIGHTLY injured, and the oheI escaped en-
urelv. III .iss5arte Gaee.fe.
Uhea IN .Nchigan-A correspondents, of the Buaso
Com Advertiser. OF sept. l.
1hs wheat crop OF Michigan, which as predicted
is fully double that OF any preceding sealha> been
harvested ard secured in ue order. Thc berry plump
full We ghi. generally FREE from asa .e.js
sualy large quany of lour 10 the hu-he ~ nor
quality command for II an extra proc over that Of
any other state.
WHAT NENr John Tycr's Secrei4y o. Wsr.
~ Potter, Is charged with swearing isisriy. slr tie
purpose of sustaining the appointment II h'~ &C. he',
Wm r. Porter 10 the oilire of sheriff II IN aie iii
The charge based upon evidence al jadse BsnA- ie
of the JUDGES of Pcnn-s lsania. Truly tins James
Madison Porter a beautiful specimen of n ieusn, and
eninenilv qualified for Cabinet Oh er und,r t'ic PFC
profcae G"scrnmrnt.
.f,resf-Nian III. Walsh. who alscord.J T. Teyas
from Springfield. Illinois. about twelve months sace. has
been arrested 81 Louis. IL charged against him
that while acting clerk the Aui,ors ohe IA also
H. the book. be Ind Iccuiaous o. az extensive
amount uIon discovery of lie tact lie ionS flight -
Texas ana ha> remained absent up the lfcsc p.1oi
JOSEPH C. Neal the editor OF the PENN, arisn. has
been nominated hy the Democrats - the first .ofces
disi,s,i of Pennsy their candidate for
Congress
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-26
CANDID iEE.S.

1F-Ne requested q announce LrrurL foRp re
a ard active sol her. cantfd4e fol arf
-capt ~ Arms Il the House OF So. rp<enfaffes
D We requested 20 JfHu ioHss0v q Clay
county. esuld-e 10 Se -eaat d tac .l,e q.
RelTe.cntauNe..
91-Ne requested q announce Jarr. Wrrrr ri fn-
pcc4aoe oauciiAie fsr ofce u pc.sclt II iae
ate Bank
We requested % announce Irsg =. ToD4 a. clnf
late fof Principal Clerk q he .t.+
Ne requested 10 ann uuec GFuHcE /. Str-.f.
candidate 10. Door kce Tie House - 70
tiyes
Ne arc requested to announce JouN 2 DUSK Il -. f
County a. a candidate flr Auditor Of state
GIVE requested % announce toRArio J. ifaEa
Of Carroll a. Cauedae Office 4 AUDITOR ~ Sfaie
GIVE .eque-iet 80 annrufce FKEarfsCK p Coon
srf f Van ,juish, Candid = lr TIE Office Il A.
ate.
slNe requested to announce sA~rs y. TAinorT -
Decatur County Caniaie flI PRINCIPAL Se-Ioiay u
the senate, al tie ensuing session