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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
hob PRINTING.
From the Gem OF the Prairie.
God bless the Honest k1bOFcr.

BY FRANK WEBER.
God bless the honest laborer,
The hardy son Of toll,
The worker in the Gathering mills,
The deliver in the soil;
The one whose brawny hands have torn
From earth her boarded wealth,
Whose sole return for ceaseless toll
Is natures boon--sweet health.
Bless him who wields the ponderous sledgc,
Clad in his leathern mail,
That safe as warriors panoply,
Guards from the seething hail;
That gEshes from beneath each stroke,
Each mighty crushing blow,
Who seeks to Tighten labor's toll,
Where ruddy fires glow.
Bless him who turns the matted sod:
Who with the early dawn
Hastens to gather natures store
Haste to the yellow corn
Who plants in natures bosom wide
The fruitful golden grain,
And gives it to her guardian care,
The sunshine and the rain.
Bless him who lays the massive keel,
Who bends the trusty sail,
That bids the ocean wanderer
Safe battle with the gale;
Who rears the tall and slender mast,
Whence floats TO every breeze,
The stars and stripes of liberty,
As rainbow Ger the seas.
Bless him whose ribbed palace rests
Upon the heaying sea,
Who scorns the dangers of the flood,
The breaker guarded lee;
Who in the ocean cradle sleeps
Calmly in torm-fraught hour,
Unfearing that his bark will quail
Before the tempest's power.
Bless him who gives each beauteouS though
A resting place, name,
And twines It's transient glories
With a fadeless wreath Of fame;
Who sends it forth on every breeze,
And bids it live to bless,
While ceaseless clicks the slender type,
And groans the printing press.
Bless all who toll Gods blessing rest
On them with double power,
Whose honest brow the sweat-drop deck,
In every daylight hour.
Bless them Though poor, and may they win
What health can never gain,
Contentment with their lot an earth.
A balm for every pain.
Bless them, aed may the workman's hand
That framed she giant earth,
That bid each star in glory shine,
That gave the seas their birth,
Reserve on high resting place
Witiaia the realms Of light,
For every honest son of toll,
When passed deaths darksome night.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
Santa Annals Money.

A letter from Jalapa, speaking of the capture
of Santa Annals carriage and money, says the
writer helped to carry the bags of silver to Gen.
SCOTS quarters. One of the bags bursted on SET
ting il down. and the Mexican dollars rolled about
the place The boys" commenced regular
scramble for them; the sergeant OF the guard or
dered charge upon them, but Gen. Scott inter
fered, and said Let the boys alone; don't hurt
them; they have behaved well to-day, and deserve
10 be rewarded" The dollars were speedily
pocketed, but the bags containing the geld would
not burst, notwithstanding they were pierced by
macy an anxious eye.
A wise man will do good to all, bat fool
nncketh % understanding
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03

A German journal sales that the application
Of golUan,sm has been made in Austria for pre-
serving trees from the ravages Of insects. The
process is simple, consisting only in placing
Two rings, one of copper aud the other of zines
attached together, around The tree or plant
Any insect iha. touches the copper il is sas5,
receives an electric shock, which kills il Or
causes il TO fall 10 the ground
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
The Credit System.

lady with a sweet face and remarkable
tempting pair of lips, entered one of our shops
few days since, and examining some small
articles enquired the price of nice pair Of mIts.
The shop keeper had almost lost himself in ga
zng a, The ruby portals through which came
The musical voice. Miss said he, you may
have them for kiss agreed replied the
lady, the blush On her cheek eclipsed by The
sparkle in her eye; agreed and as see you
give credit here, you may charge II on your
book and collect IL the best way you can =
Smiling on the confused clerk 10 pay half The
debt, she pocketed The purchase and TIPPED
gaiIy oui.-Reading Herald.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03

HedUen.-A negro woman was relating her ex-
peIience to a gaping congregation of her own coll
or. Among other things she said she rad been to-
heaven. One Of the brethren says:
Sister, you see any black folks in heaven."
She replied, "Oh, go way Sam, don't put body
out; 'spose go in de kitchen when was DART
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
Good Nature.

Give Us good naiured cheeTfulness snd SIM
nv face. and YOU are wei, ONE iii The inisef's
gold Some persons look IL they always
had vinegar cruel in their mouihs, and pep
per box under their noses. Though spring is
smiling around ihem--birds singing above them
--and flowers blooming swee,ly in heir paths
they cannot, or rather will not soften down
the rapish counlenance, and PaT,ake of the gen
eral Joy Of nature Shame on them. We
twelve month for half the wealth OF the world.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03

President POLK. i, is said, intends shortly 10
visit The cily of New York aud other place
easIWa ard
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
No. so.
Marriage Customs of the Chinese.

~
The heIruha of children is arranged entire
ly by their parents but when The parties are
of age go-between is employed. Afer be-
troihal it is considered improper for a lady III
go abroad until her marriage. The day before
her marriage the bride has crying spell she
then takes leave Of her ancestors whom sha
worships for the last time henceforrh she is
dead to them. The bridal dress is The most
splendid they can procure, being often hired
for The occasion. The bride is carried to her
future home in sedan, but no member of her
own family attends her. As The procession adj
vances along the streets, all persons are re-
quired 10 move out of ihe way while il passes.
AS soon as they reach the house, the ma'chma-
ker goes in search Of the bridegroom and bridgt
him out; he then opens the sedan. and beholds
his wife for the first time.
The wife, on her marriage, is considered Id
be dead 10 her fathers house; and some time
after, perhaps about three months, she will re-
visit her former home and renew her acoIanr-
tance with the family, as though she had been
an entire stranger.
From this blind method Of contracting mar
riages, as might be expected, most bilrer d>ap-
ponimens often ensue, and are sometimes at
tended with deplorable results Ladies wins
had been we'll brought up, and perhaps received
good education, on finding themselves Inkei
| for life with men df hard and unsuitable chat
! has 1riy b,, y Il.
A lady was once describing the wreched hfts
she led in consequence Of an ili-assor,ed mar
| rage; and four unmarried women, heard her
story, were so affected by il, Iha, fearing they
might experience similar fate, they wen. and
drowned themselves in the tank.
Women, on their marriage lose their given
name and take their old surname for first
name, and their husbands name for surname
! Il is rare 10 find man Of ,wenry-i years
who has not been married. In villages @teii
parties are too poor 10 gel married, The pedpl5
will sometimes make a collection to enablts
them to do so.
Persons Of The same name are not allowed
TO in'ermarry, even though they be moi related;
neither may two 6tothers marry two sisters.
New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer
says:
"Within few days business Of very n5yel
character has been commenced in this city by an
enterprising ingenious young man. 1t is nothing
less than marriage brokerage business. The
gentleman who has commenced 1t says it is formed
for the purpose of facilitating persons Of both SEX
es in forming honorable and we'll suited connex-
ions for marriage. That such plan (he saysl is
needed must appear to the mind of every rational
person. If anything new under the sun can be
produced, we think this shows that New York can
do it.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
VOL. I.

TERNs-Two dollars per annum advance-Two dollars
al quarter, half yearly-and If paid before the end OF
o ve9r rs dollars and half who receive their
oers by carrier or stage drivers employed by the propne-
rs viii be charged 81 l-e cents, per year, extra
papers discontinued until all arearages paid except
. the onuon OF the Editor
Advertisements exceeding square tslyteen nes)
he inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
subsequent insertion larger ones IN proportion
moral discount viii be made to yearly advertisers.
An letters addressed TO the Editor must be postpaid
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03

We cannot control The evil ionguesof others,
bu, good life enables us 10 desplse them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-03
The Reindeer.

The rein deer embarrassed, in freedom shall plav
And safely o'er Eden's steep precipce stray:
The wolf to the forests receSses shall fy,
And howl to the moon as she pides throuph be st
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
goaie Sbdfer.
Nebtsanmalt uno 0ir,Iilue, Canton,
Stlrf g., Sbtp,

Neht6anmalt uno 0iplIttue, 9antpu>
Stlrf 9r., Shtc,
qEirb tcine unsetbeiltc Nufmrrtfamfct allcn il
(cin Sad ,hla9cnrcn e5et,nattsn, ric ibm anrrr
trant merncn mcscn, III 2 tart unb rem ansrcnien
osn Counties mirmen. 3u9l et tcna6rebtst CT ici
nc sancetcute, raB CT rrr Sur;em ,raDrcnr fence
AufntDatts in New yprt, rurob otc eitisc {,ii'ft
tes Sariften Grnfuis rateltif Ginriebtuns q,
fretfen i'm @tdnbs mar, wpnab er tinftls lraciIr
0cthaftc in alien Ibtlsn Teutfdianr rurh lie.
tcrSate an fclsenre 9ie6tsanmalce rilnttltob rnr
prompt rcrftben fam.
Snr HbeiabeiIen unb @rcebrrScsthun,
8aren,
@cnrao Steinmes. Wahenteim an Der
Soaarct Hbelnfreis Vaern.
Sur Wilr,tura, 8ambera unb aon, 2l(t-
SaDern, Srcufcn, Nnabad, Hilrntero nnt
oas 8ontAreid, lSnrtemtera cr. Tron 81
Rnmpff. foui9l. srpeaationsgsrihts slooc-
Fat tn 8ambera.
Sir 3neibrufen, Samturo unb 02hein.
preuBen, Nru. Carl @clen, f6ni9l. 2looc
fat in 3meibriden.
Nctarius Moti Sberbrenn Depart
ment 0tieoerrbein, @lIas.
Volmahtn unb qcriobtlihe >9ctumcntc ietfr
ART werben prn ibm in reuttdsr, su9l(eber uu,
fran;tffdtr 9rrahe perftrtiSt.
Canton Setr. 2. ls47. s.bp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
9eut5 : 9dffner Ges
Ihdft.
95crnbaro unb N(oren, 0Dt,

QcrnDArO lli1D Nlcren3 VDe,
,1S ahrtbtSen rbrc Yrrunce unp ate Sunrcn, 70.
%Jwir nNs putiitum in Na9emtn,n, raB iIc iDr
GtAttiiftmcnt 9cicScn.
IN Der SherrD Straae, beiuate eeoeniber
Gjecr9 fSabsrs 29ruen Sacicrp, itolid, bon
.. T. ,HtMbaas 0jeberel. Sie perfertioen
nue Scrten orn Tbcn une Gro gS11ren,
beirnrerS aue9rten Rrd,delhtrr, Wild,tGpfe,
. Stn6rIn, Ieaeri Sumpen, Slumentopfr,
&c. &c. &C.
9e ncrfauftn fir Naaraclr rncr S;uncsrrccuftr ju
san9tANrcn Marrtrr;icn Iuiftrit tt.li3 - ein ltms
funr, crr aclcnrIrtiJ rrn lcrem .o1usrAtcr prcr
jcccr 5ausnutttr ttrtiibtist ~ rrtn trlite. Su>
geld tcrihtcn llt elB Iic Il h nit Der Ncrrrtisun9
pcn 0.rstt1urcn teita,tilru uno i'm ct lnoc tinc
Su 9cActcnrr 2;rrEtrift ir9cnp cine Si3ut, rln
atttanrkt!r crer Scmlrc ouf ras 0ctttmat rrllfr
unr gang correct nnsuferti3rn Od 'tb iDrc Nrteit
jsrcricit puroh SHtr, p'rltbmad uno OAucrDaft3s
felt aus icinct, alautcn nc ,u ctrracn ltntcr ti,
eun3 tcrrht9t su icin, nnp brtfcn ricleIte anb ju
crDat II.
9cj Is. 1916. l ct.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
GoDu Baufr

Waht feiuen Sreunbcn unb @bnnern, fc.
srsess"e bas sr anf isi"sm oten. Ss
rpcbltefannten Stancpunfte, Die bon Satcb
@ber bisber sefilbrte Grocery fduaid, an lid,
aebratt bat, uub nun bereit 1T jerem 3u-
fpred,enoen nit cen beiten unb woblfeilifen
lHa1reu ieines Tad,es 1T bienen.
Canton, 9lpril 81. 1S47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
9 Sonfef be 9 aeyvpn 0tr>
9tnien.


gtnien.
Snuf 0pQars, gu1ttate g., ;ohlbar an
lS. SlrtN9s III Gharleitrn, lG;eu Mal lS4l.
Nl9nette, elrte $NGerce 9imcolen unc em Oteis
FER, cas- ala mctne 9n,sieten 9ut, pbgle.d)
cte GrHreriln9 eher fiudtiq it,
S;nt prn Nrtma,f Ship.
Cret IrlIars, @jr0O,erunQ iehr lobLed)t v.
ltid>t Sn etfcnnen. Sc, id'lecsne Goteu.
Tcrhtrn @ant prn &entudv.
3mes Neilars, %nd ltate ", Satltar IS.
9tpo, mHsr S43. W. {. Scrtl Go,(lersr.
SIe linsrId!'ffen aub 9Euefuuuna 9raUrt.
Wdnf ccn Sentrdp, trulepilic.
| S'7r Grnate, Vnd'ltube 81. /. Snli IS
S'Nnctte, en NrnuenslnImer nit nit tnrcrz
iAeh"ten'n ernlcn Necne. Gtaplruu9 Flump
nno rapIer ejdt.
Gonf pcn q'rcfcr Shic
Ore! Golnre, SotItar al cen { race, Cr.
Nlemm, Soilieyer. &muette> Gb.tin ces 9ls
ftrbaNe nit Smel Snrlaneru ouf ltrer geitc.
9la' rethten 9tonte ltcht rtc @prrm Der Nrcis
telf MT jout uno Stab. Nas oQcemeiue9ln,
'cbcn cieler 9trtcn if iohlcctt. lie Otamen
Der tctoen Scdmten faO srapirt. Olc. 9ros
p.rnn9 1T lchr rlump.
Sant pcn 8ir9inicn.
3etn Cellars, eotirt pcrtsmputh. 9. 9(u>
quit 1871 s>QS. Ncgrom, @aI(lrer. 6. 8rpt
hcuihcre, WtaTrcnf. G,dnctle cine mci5Ilde
SNur ouf ether S1nf ilseno nit elnem &tno
III 1hren Nrmcn. Sdnuter i'm Solnteroruno.
Sr'p'rnnl cher plump; oao allAemene9luss
IWhen obsr cut.
@anf pcn WalTtcn. Ohio.
3etn Gellars, unddre Huhlfote q. ver>
ldietene Catrn, ctniQe 5. San. 1S46. Glos
nene Camrf DOT unc Snci Shife. QEet0er
an Der rethten, Ger dehten plaue nnabnlid,.
Staatebon BON Cnciana.
3ret Nrnars Gerre N1ute Brand, oatirt
0. 9prll "a Sahlbar al 8. Gubert. Nue
NusfullunAen bis ouf Gle 3uhlen. Gno eras
pWt. Hc G'roolrung febt incefItn Der dd,z
ZEN nad. lletr'Qen6 fine ric Oicten 70 out
nod1emad1, caB Hun lelobt tetrr9en ner<
cen tdEn.
3 b II cllars.
%'0nere, Elm il6enrcS Nrauenaimmpr uub
nahe tet ibr Ell Wtotrrie lteteno mad, eem
Ocean tIumetfno, ouf Dem man ern g diff
ltcht. Gs ut auf feinel 9tote cle'cr 0enf el>
lIe lrl1leNi0nrtte, unr boe Vut!lfum bruuc,t
cerhalt faum ocr eieien 0tcten oemorut III
lperbcn. IS fu1o nohr(tsinlid, auf per1d1e>
oenr3 3loeI0e eerartiQe Soften i'm llmleuf. Die
ms 1eSct9ts ma! auf Ole Snolaurpells, ,3weis,
yaNf.
Wonf ,,, sc,.,4,
2n,ei 0ooors ,ohitos orN 80 49, g GU .s o
mere. Tic ,1n,sr,S,r;t, 70 "ros,r M ~ no 0 ""o s''
re uber;c9en GraYiruu9 ld'led,t
Vafapette Tanf pcn Gincirrati.
Slnf IcQarnoten guhifote 6. ,otIbar
M2l. Gcuoos. S.ic fro id,iccbt nodoemodht
Der Jfome ocs CATERS ilf Qeitcthen uno eos
2lusiebeu Der Ototc lit heller ais pas Der St<
ten.
Stoatebarf pcn cubioua,
Gin Iruaructen ootirt Suni ocn %. "a.
az. Mittle,e Wionetts IN enp s,our Sor g.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
Ndnrea B. 7s6trn

bat fceben eine neue unb unibertrefflihe
AuSwabl SITTER bon alien Sorten, paGenb
fir ale Sabres,eitcn, erbalten, Die er su ben
billieiten preifen III oerfaufen 6eabiidtiat.
Rommt, unteriud,et mno mir flno aenif,
bas ihr niht unbefrieoi9t unIern Stobr Der.
laBet!-- a2
Canton, gprd a., ls47. (l7-be,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

gS o inb
eefl uno oe'nrd, Wallanb, aus 2lmtEdfes
ce, Gannrorr? = Hielelten fd,ienenSnlest
aus @ircirnat in 1910 uno baben ieitcem
n,d'fe crn I'D, Dren laGen.
Dsrllnterseidrete,i jim g tiefbrncer ,f'iinfbt
fehnlid,t 9iadridht ben ihnen Sn hnbsn.
@barleston, g. 6. aDlQiam Wartea.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
gSter Vlue,eten su ptrfaufen.
llnJeT1br ell Glerthe,l uuter
ibrem irlrftld), II YEertb.

Ter llntcrSeid'n te oc,fauft pripatim bic,
Saucrcl:n, allf peld,en lt'ru iebr quite 0er:
tc6e!ua9en 9emadtt murrcu, untcr letr bil:
li9cn Secin0unacn. 3rci pen 80 ede,
ierc, mnb cine ron l6l 9lftr, nlte Re
9aihr,le, S,clmee Sruntp pnp eme 70,
SO 2dsr. urNefibr cine haite Msile rpr
0t1pplern, S3enp @curtp. Sh1c, uno oir
itlte gn,fernuna pom WEatot,> uuo Grie
&anal-G5ute @ebluos, Sd,eIeru uuo g,l
tes NrlS auf jecer ccrlelten!
Qcuis 9 d, 4 fer.
Gantcn Den 4. 9lua. 1S41 -34-4m,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
$50 1T Trtebri6 @bobrer.

9ebilrtS aus 0Wlhmetler, @antcn 3,peibrn.
den, Roni9reih gaiern?
Terfelbe icu lld) III Den lesten 4, ,c,obren
IN Ct Qculs, 10 wle uterhoupt I'M NNe fer
antSebalten boben. Scln Sluoer Neinrih
Sd)aNrer IN Srtrn, ocr linn nidti9e Siao;,-
tltten ,pe9en Senb9eeperhdltnthe mtiu-
lbe1len bat tpllnldt lebnid'it lelnen 2ufrnt.
bait su erfabrcn. @r, 70 mic ale Men,der.
frcunoe, weld)c an6tllnft ertteten ttnnen.
llnO 9ebeten, lrict'e g'!onqcn su laiIcu, an
Netnrt6 g d, dbrer,
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
FL Ocrreuttll

Gin Qerdumigc6 WrhnNans nit 4 3ir-
mern unQefitr Mellen orn Santru geIe-
oen.- Piebhaber frnuru 1uaeid, urn einem
tis 9lfer Ydno unter bllIiatn 3eoinGuu.
gen renten. Ga6 Ndberc ;u 'fraqen in tie
er 0rnferei. l~s3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
95ttte.

etbtrman IT, Der Nustunft ilftr een tteiae'
9Bcbnpl.s pom &cnrao CONNER, aus Vcd!tl8eH'
Stbeinrfl;, 8aprrn, 81 aeten rtr'nn3' m fFehhe.
daftli4tt S.brtcn, mir eur'e '6ncue ~ele9e"ps''
er pr. ppit tincn 9rScnwartlsen Nuftnf9"'r Ss'
x4i3ff Serau anjujcl9en
9lntcn CONNER.
Spnfcttrnr, Diaintt.abe.
Cincinnati ben 27. 2rril la47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
$50 1T slopIf &uues tus Gladjtoot, tn,

JeE1ACVt!WN [eTCtAIVIU
Gr Sct!!eb @jinGltaet 1886 unc lantete in
Natlnlcre nm iclttn Sabr r-Setn unter-
Ndrctencr Grurcr rrfntht jcocn. Der ilter
cSntelbea SiuefHuft 9eten f0un bieieS III
tSun. GarlSunBe
prsWcn Yrltcffce, WilIn9lOn 1illrsft.
s. g2.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
B Q | It
Setnrth Surfhdret aus 9lieoernban
NrAA.. Il. IA. l.. q

Sct"lltV OultpaEet aus C(teCerHDlu
Fcntlleld) 9Surtember9?
Oerlelbe 1T Dor un9efibr II bls Is Sabs
rem ,1adb cen Ser. Staaten eetcmmen, uno
oet 4 coer 5 Sohren fol- er nod III eouisplue
ais Wes9er gearbetet bdben.
Der Sohn ieine5 Srupers, neTder Dor 2
gtenaten ms euno fam II. fiji bier aufhilt,
lpnnIbt 'nnislt 0tdberes nber ieinen Sufel
III erfabreu.
9lue btejcniaen, ncldle bon he1Ten 9lufents
bait r'iitll, ilno Qcbeteu oen llnterNihneteu
ooocn IN fenntne III iesen.
Stctcr Scibd.
Ste Strase ndtit Der M1rtftltrrse.
pIttsbur9, ga. Suit, 80. 1917.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
ecasa;gtl, &5eaagtC1g.
StT0G d s1ullrtg.

StT0G 3 Il.xlru.
GanieI o pttobalL t. Diaper.
GItiab -. Sra II t, Nctrrncr.
mar tin |8tt " Sth 1Fmtitter.
8tcrJe 81. DC BIZ, OfarfhAl.
Staotrdthe.
l. Dare-G(ias &itttc, Samts N3 ortpn
2. 1" -Scbn Saurr, $cwis 5c9rt
.. i" 8 s. s ftrr, O. %. . rsn.
4. d Ountar, 91. y { &.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
Sanfnoten Cite.
Serihtt9t um i9ten Ssptsmber.
Ohio.

Ntrclcrtlle
Saneustp
0lcrpale
Jeeue ganfen.
SwciSt1utc Der Staatst1ne
Srdntn Sr &ine. 3prtn.
0olehanits unp 1ractrs, %.
Srantn, Columbus par
Greban9c 20 "
Olcrb1nts, 0icdrtlSns
GDillitrtbc, @piutrtDe
ieuia, f!nia
SAptrn, SAptrn I"
Delaware, Otlapare d"
Nreie . ntsn.
City Hant, SrumtGs par
Nitp 70 Nlc1pellnc
CITY 90 Cincinnati 3pr'm
Spm.acreial Dc
Slptpa S0nt
Want ron 0tan9a, WainesriQe
QB. 0tttcrrc, 2Earrcn
@ebr pdene 8anfeu.
9Niami Grrcrtins Srmrasnie IS ts
$Ite Gric 5rs
Slrrciano 5 cs
.GamiItpn 5es
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
G5ro6e Nnfnnlt
Wammoth Stcre rDn Ganton.
9. 81, &lmbau.

Grmartet 70 etsn in feinem Splenetoen
,aeuen Stohre pas 9rbste uno aus9eiudteite
enforcement Gutter, oas er nod )emals,
feibf lelbif ieinen alten Sreunosn BON Slo
:RcGp Starf an9ebcten bate, umfaNeno Ie-
be 0erIbieoenheit bon pus nno Stopel-
QDaaren.
Zu oiefer 9luswahl bat er nod binsn9e.
fiist enen srcBen Stcd
0erti9er aleionn9sifdfe,
bic er perfauft fir eine Gleiniafeit i,be'
benz aenobnli6en Wadlerlcbn. Sin 9a'sSe'
AnsuS fur
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
Scbnsiber + werff fdtte Der.
le9t
9(ifpiau5 95our.I

9ia5t fcincn aItcu Sunhen uno Dem Vut(tum i'm
Nnacmtincn, ers ttntt bic An;c9c, Dag CT feline
SCtnetoer 9Serfffltte.
in ftin nrtles Watfein 0;t1trt 1T 20rlts suseara
wAssS traiIc. in jpttenIi,d rtrrDalb fem OtArtt
2icrcot nnH tctnUDc sc8cnt,r rem SrantIin oaus
rtrIt8t Dat, mo- CT itin Vcftitt auf cine rcuc unp
rcrtclfcrtc 2Sr'c fHrt;utkcn ycrrntt
Or Sarantirt tcinr Nrtcit als nett rtnb r"utrbaft
unc in ltttcrcinftimmuns init Der frdtclten unp tc.
icttiftn Mccc.
ST trDAlt sic Wcrt jcurn1itn mcnatlth son Slcus
Orrf nnr GlitmcnAtlet II paris, jSrantrsib.
Nrtcitspreibc m3s,9 unp ;ett8emaB.
Sertt9e Gletonn95itltfe.
bSEt CT tct1nriS auf .oanc unr psrtallft tc(ht ~
rcn tii ltsn prsritn fur Saat8:Ir rhtr onnsDmta.
re Sanbcs Nrrcurte.
Gs'. Is. ls4e. 81 Ol.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
.Der nrooe gD onlfetl"

j rhotteu bat. 9lte 1ino eiuqelaoen unc rper-
ben becient nercen pen cen fth,nlfen Jun,
bem Winneru! pieslpits Sonuenaufaana-
bic prtreifera am wnhtfe,tifen III uerflufen.
Baaraelo miro besahl, fur ale Sorten SDros
butte. Ddute &c. &c.
Ganteu ben l4ten 9lpril ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
Dret Dollars.

llnb fur Elm, stleinisfeit tnetr, fperoen
nod, S,ut, Stiefeln uno Neno binsu9eftat
Gs pire liberf ll1 nod Sn bemesten, oae
er ~ ben moalldlt nieoern 'pre'ien oerf1u-
fen sptrc. inoem leiu GfablNement ,d'on
idnait. NIT aa3emeiaet SsutInmnn9 oen
Wamen
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-10

We omitted 70 state that m tas OhncI
Nathaniel b ydcn, ESQ, Of sal,,buf, las
been broush, out by DisIrIc, Coa'suIioa
rs he regular Wing candidate Tot Co.
grcss. Mr. Buyden ~iil be an aL'e ,apt.
ard bearer, and The Wing cause ull Hol
suffer q lns hands. We regret however
to seo thal opposition has sprung up 'un
among his own pollica trends. NJ j.
seph " Bog 9, sen, Of lreJell. la, . Ia.
noanccd himself as candidate. A.hasg'
there IS 10 Democratic candidate ue Sd.
dsopptoyc Of one Wing opposing auaDh.'
without u can be shown lLlt tie Coher
tun ID aol fattIs reflect tie WISHES oflH.
Distuct. We would commend to 81
3 glcs attention the course adopted j
Mf. Hogan IN the Alb District. Asas.h
% another distinct We sti deefa % 20
Wngs uouud, ior orly % umon lss,ang ).
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-10

Talascoya. The towns surrendered TO
him without resistance. On his return he
was fred upon aud Passed Midshipman
Prnge and five seamen we're badly wound.
ed
Or. Barton, Surgeon L. S. A., has been
appointed President OF the board OF Health
al Vera Cruz.
A party Of guerrlllas has been surprised
and taken close To Vera Cruz-hlteen n
number. We have not room lor particu.
lars, but is not yet mentioned that they
have been hung.
Col. Edmoudson, aid to Gen. Scott,
Mai. Dunlap, L. 5. A., D. Tuomy, u. 5,
A., and b. Floyd, l.. 5. ~, are among
The passengers on the Palmetto.
4 Gen. Shields continues TO improve slow
is. Capt. Mason Of The Rifles We arr
PANIED 10 learn died on the 10th.