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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06
MelIar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
iN BIiACkING.

E Undersigned begs leave to call the attention of those
dtsrous OF using good article OF Backing to the
properties u tins Hacking, samples 10 various persos
lsuch Boot Makers, several 81 the .wspn
pers The extracts underneath from lie paptr
ihey speak Tor themselves also seven persons tired
u have called and said that the Japan Liquid Backing was
superior To any Thing they had everused.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Hetr's Patent Japan Hacking is of an excel.
lent aftce we have seen II used, and highly recon
mend h--4N. Abertcdn, April 10.
Uear's Backing is OF the most superb aud salts
factory articles o. me day imparts briance and
likewise = SPIRIT u the Times, AIrH2
by reference TO another column an advertisement Will
be found or an excellent article Of Backing, Liquid
form, tor Boots &c. has been highly Recommended by
many who have tried IT, not only gives, with very lille
trouble, Sea.yM Jei polish but retains much longer
ut No. 90, Chestnut street. Buy bottle one trial will
prove the iact-PhI Ledger, Apra e.
Weldr's Backing Is Of the most shining articles in
die market SPIRIT Of the Times, April2.
Patent Backing j. Wellar No 20 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which PRODUCES
beauul jet polish, and does inure leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement in another column U s. tfaaef May l..
Weiar's Patent Japan Backing IL about the hest article
9, e hind we have seen y; The polish which @paris to
have tried It, and boots us TO say all this in It's behalf
[Erening Bulletin, June 4
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonials
similar 10 the above, from private individuals and from
other papers, but the above extracts sufficient 10 con-
vince that the manufacturer has not exaggerat
ed; but that upon lair trial the Backing will be found as
represented, erceiiem In every respect
WELLAR Manufacturer, No. 60 Chestnut street, Phi
CHARLES SrOTsT corner Penn Avenue and nh street,
Agent Tor Washington, ID, Q. oct nprii l.
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LAMPS! LAMPS 4

uST received large assortment of Lamps consisting
Lard SPERM Solar and Pine Oil for stores and paors
and hotels. Fairbanks Burning Fluid Lamps con
slant supply Of Fresh Pine OIL Pure, Sperm Lard and Sc
lar Os Weeks, Glasses, for all kinds Lamps Pine OIL
Jumps cleaned and repaired by
o. WHITTLESEY,
octS-lHinovS q street. Todd's Builduca
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r. BURGER,

DEALER in Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff, Wholesale and
u Retail, l2th street, between g and IL.
oct9-lm novS' as
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Inside Venitian window RItnds.
| Ht f.tEaI WILLIAM Nnhf

WILLIAM NOEL,
Dealer and Mdniyfariurer Of Igsde Hcrfian UYt1o,,
blinds south side Pennsylvania are,,ue, betree5i
9fh and l0th Streets Washington ~ N
BLINDS OF all sizes and styles furnished to order Split
ID Blinds, pam and painted, OF all sizes
Brass fixtures and trimmings furnished
Linen and transparent Curians put up the be 81 style
tirc screens and wide paper ion curtains very cheap
tt fI7rT
N d Old Blinds repaired and reprinted
nctA ! :
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JOHN pETTIBONE,

(Z2DA-- ANAJeMD H@H1.
Ynd-Lenoxs Wharf, near the Long Bridge, OHice-L
e. MassOets Drug Store, south side Pesy vana avenue,
between IL and 9th streets,
T- Dealers and others can be supplied with Butler Coal
by the cargo otherwise. OCT Sit
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Marble Nantes, Monuments, Tombs, SC

Marble Nantes, Monuments, TOnlbS, NC.
JIuiE SUBSCRIBED, has for sale PLAIN and Gothic, Egyp
tan Italian VEN, ami Black MANTLES; which will be
sold low Tor CASH.
Marble Counter aud Table Tops 10 order.
Also, on hand Il large MARBLE MONUMENT of beaut
full de sign finish, Will be sold low.
Window Heaos and Stills, Steps and Marble Work in
General executed in the best manner and on reasonable
terms ,.rt
Persons respectfully invited TO give me u call.
ALExR. RUIIlERFURD,
Marble Yard, near the lth street. Penn Ave-
South side. oct 6--eodlm
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Whitney's Russian Bath,

Corner 4 Ia street and Missouri avenue
Tl,uERE is great utility this hath In preventing and re-
l. moving all disease that flesh In heir TO- Those who
have never tried Il will find 70 their advantage TO make
the experiment Price Tor single bath FIf1 cENIS'
n.fA L. If q
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Diving Establishment,

SOUT side PGnnsy vana avenue (he first Establishment
y Fast Of Coleman Hotel where SILK, NEIINO, and
all kinds of STRAW BONNETS are dyed in the neat
est manner.
ALso-Ai kinds OF WEARING APPAREL cleansed
colored and repaired in the best style andat reduced prices
lS-dly' / .
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WeLGr's Hacking Is of the most shining articles in
Die market SPIRIT Of TIE 1imes, April 2. IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17
fo,m The Saturday Evening Post.
Urea surc or II arr u, and
Treasure in ERcascn.
ny 4. S. ARCHER

Mr.. Benedict PerclvsI. one OF The veal.
thirst men in the city, sa, nc atling news
paper, when three gentlemen entered Lis
counting room 10 .he lornsl manner in
which committee uen usually presen,
iht mselves-especially committee men
appointed TO raise subscription for some
public charity. When MIR. Precival open
ed his newspaper that morning. The frs,
paragraph ,hs. met his eye was the fol-
lowing: ..
AT the town meeting held yesterday.
a committee Of three from each ward was
appointed To wal. upon our citizens TO re-
ceive their Subscriptions in aid Of The suf.
ieters by the la,e destructive fire in our
sister city. This duty will be entered
upon al once. We ttus, TIA, the gentle.
men who have the matter in charge will
meet with hearty reception from our
liberal minded and bene VIOLENT townsmcn.
We may lead the van in this noble work
If we will. Lei II. do It"
Over This Mr.. Pefcisal pondered for
some time, with his iore6ng'r upon his
lip and his eyes upon the ceiling. Al
length, as if his action in The matter we're
definitely settled, he resumed the reading
OF his newspaper, and was engaged III
that agree able occupation when the con-
m,t,ee Of gentlemen alluded 10 above, cal
led in at his counting room. ." ''s'>~
3" Good morning, Mr.. Petcival," said
! tie spokesman. '' s+'.. '~
+! "Good morning, gentlemen" respond
ed Mr.. Percival, rising. ~* .t'
It I'VE need hardly siste our business.
said The spokesman. "You presided Al
the meeting. yesterday. and having assist
ed in The appointment Of the committees
for the several wards, are aware that oul
| duty in This one il TO wait upon our Tel
low citizens for their subscriptions. W.
have called upon you 10 get yoar name q
the head OF The list. Having that 10 lea.
off with, our task will be an easy ..one. ant
the result equal To our best hopes. You
snbscri r,io q we Of course know will be II
bersl, and that will induce other men OF am
pie means, upon whom, We shall wait IL
succe.sioa, 10 put down large sens. b.
sais plan we ohope 10 make our yard dou
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17
TERMS, Is ADVANCE.
CEDAR GROVE Il
Male Academy.

THIS institution j. situated eight miles noIih
Il of IIillsiurcash. IN the mosi moral and heal
shy rorlion of North carolina. The building con
sists &c two good roo,u< The Fall scssion will
commence on the 9Th Of July. under The cate Of
y. w. HUGHES. A. u. Students viii I've pre-
parcel for the Sophomore class, il desired.
~ s TERMS or TUITION. o T.: s@s=
latin. Grrck. Algebra. ANIL Geomcsry, S5;UV
EngIlsh--Ihc higher branches, - 1000
.Doard can be had in COOL families, convenient
10 the acaacny. II $3.50 and s6:nn pr mouth.
@at DAVID TISNIN, !
+@#$ q. q. TINNfN. r,.,.c.
a,# JOHN ALLISON. '"S'sVs' y
THOs. III. HUGHES ~4s H.
June !. 4.s. s .s<4* ~s:--5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17
llol ahirh i nlosl RESPECTFULLY sasa.
miied. Z. ). SINS, Chairman.

sars=esszF @
Indian COM j. IN error 10 plsnl
seed hmm Stairs lsrlher S,aih. H. .
eeld SEASON sEly lle seed ri cold elin,slr
will TIpfn well. .. .~s..s =. 80 e.n ..m..m
+ uiisn breaking mp suffice leeps .
soil in healih lur n hen il lies in haul
b9und stale. rarieting showers run Or.
and ihe salubrl"us air camel enieE.g
Weeds exhaust lhs strength If ihe
ground. and il Suffered 70 grow may be
called garden sins. $1,000 -
The hand and tile hoe are lie instn-
menis tor eradleallng Wees's yel II there
ls room between lie lows lor spade 4
j. well TO use Il. .~.-.--.sr ..~
Nertr keep yanr rattle short; FEW
farmers can sii"Td il. II ynu slarse lhtm
ihey will siarre ynn. ..-.@s.
II will not dn 10 llne great Geld CT .
hlle eTap. or 10 NOV twenty seres lur
five loads Of hay. Enrich ihe lanf and II
will PAY you fnr il. Beufr farm twenty
acres well ihsn irry acres by i,alsfs.
Drive your business before YOU aud i,
will 90 easily.
III dry pastures Zig fur wafer on tile
brow III al,ill springs a,e none frequent.
II near The surface On a lhighl Than in a
tale.
Rain is rash 10 farmPr.
The foni al The owner Is the best ma,
nure for Land. +
cui bushes tia, you wish 10 destroy in
The summer and with Sharp instr,I.
men,; ,hy will heed freely aud die.
Sow clover deep; it secnres il against
The drought. ri" a. 49,
ID Never plpw IN bad weather or when
tile ground is very writ. 81. >"s> *'
lis better 10 rni grain just before il is
fully or dead ripe. When, the straw i'm.
mediately below The grain j. 81 dry that
IN twisting il no juice is expressed il
should be cut. for lien there j. no further
circulation nf juices 10 the ear. Every
hour that i, stands urcut alter this stage
is attended with loss. "
Accounts should be kept. detailing tie
expenses and produce oI each field.
When All implement is no longer wan
tel for the season, lay IT, carefully aside
but let II be first well cleaned. '~ j.
Obtain good seed, prepare y"ur ground
well, SOW carly, and pay very little a,len
ton TO the moon. " ''@'
Cultivate your own heart. Alright, re-
s,,s-,as~ H.. - =. h-.-4. - a.
that shall he also reap" Do not heglr
farming by building an expensive house
nor erecting spacious barn until yol
have something to strre in il. -
Avoid low aud damp site for adNell
ing house. Build sufficiently distant from
your tarn aud slot yartl to avoid acct
dents BY fire. -.','
Keep notes Of I'LL remarkable occurren
ces on your farm. Recording even yeu
errors will he Of benefit. s~ <"s*
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17

rTyliE undersigned having qualified ut May
n Term ot Orange County Court, lsi1, a. Nd
rninis,rator on the estate Of SAMUEL. STRAY
HORN, deceased, hereby requests all persons m
,lrbcI 10 said estate 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against the estate will
present them, properly authenticated. within the
time prescribed hy law, or this noiicc wl lie plead
in bar Of their recovery. 4ssl
.n WM. L. STRAYHORN, Admir-.
May ~ .~.rs sl-3w
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caldwell Institute,
Hii.fSRORul6n, n z.


vTITE rxessirs II tiis Inssisssrssa I'll L. -
N sansei n TlsnraAay. ~ ~ gals ssss.
H.. ALIEN. WILSON. u. u, i1Hsssus atsl
Peokeasn Il Gisrek- a @ 4 a.z. -~* se.
RAI.Iu n CRANES. "A, 81. Ps.s.ox u
Nsslrmasirs ~ Naaural Ialsla-rsAas.
Re-. JNn Il. iINGIlAN. 4. NJ. Pros~s~
eFA.Afia. @@ & @
FRA III nTastsiion sri rerxFRss0c~ e iAse
kasraeloss. tlr tEsssiss~ 81 Hnsea ssi ~ nrsis.
neuling aass is~aslassa . lis p.sir. - Afford.
Ia 10 y.aslh saessrpss a scqnrns ksail rtlura-
lisa. asisaniagrs a hns~s srFssl d ihs@e il aus
.,hrr seminary n he Aasi m tie enaaltrs.
sanirsfss aIaAsiaS EsF aAai-sion. an sequiwa
O. prlucr satisfactory testimonials u rooa nofal
'''a'a0s" ]. ". NORWOOD,
Scrretary II liz Baafl a Trustrss.
Hil.>lorough. Junc nh. 1871. So
-. Ralrish STANDARD Register. Wilmington
rannnrssiai NaIioasi lulsliigsnesr ind I'nicn Of
Washington Try. viii Elsasc insert anre = wssk
~ ihloe werks. AMI Toward ihriu accounts % nE.
a. n. Long. HiglIpTough y. q. ~. .s.4
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StraVed or Stolen,

ENRON The subscriber at lIillsborough, on FIJI
III ,Iav evening The 2sth OF May. a Horse, brl-
die and Saddle. The Horse is deep hay, sen,e-
thing over five feet high, twelve or fourteen years
of arc. with long tail, scar on his right bullock
not entirely healed wart the size Of Il large buck
shc, Oh his ct, car his lip on the left side con-
sidcrably@ ,listigurcd apparently by cut; na'u'
raj gait trotting, hut a very good PAGER. FROM
the tracks Of the horse from the place where ne
was hitchcd, and information received, u = sup
posed he was taken away upon the Oxford road
Any person who may take up said horse ana de-
liver the same to the subscriber. or give in'otma-
ton where il can he found, will be literally coin-
pensated for his trouble. %-s.s..
49,. -, T.. DAVID WILLIAMS.
N,,, q, H-sl
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WILL. he sold on slx months credit a, the
w Court House in lIillshorough. on the 3D.
Of July, THREE LIKELY NEGROES be-
longing 10 the estate OF David Iockhar', deceased,
viz Bill, about 10 wears oil. and Makinsy, aged
~. and ser child The purchaser will he re ,uir-
ed to give bond with two approved securities.
o. Fl JOHN l.0CkHaRr, Admir-.
M 90 Sl--ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-17

WE arc now receiving our Spring Goods'
w and shall open during this and next week
larre and complete assortment, which we shan
sell very low, particularly for Cash. =: +
z.sf. se* LONG, WEBB g. CO.
April 20. s@ssf Il Il. t431 ID
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:" FOOTE'S. - %s'@
Sketches ofNorth Carolina,

A NUMBER of copies of this deeply interest
~ ing work have been deposited with the ksS
RsuEsr BruwE'.,, in hiilshoronsh, and can u"
had Of him al the price Of - per copy. -.
February -. ot--
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GNME.G goEccGs
HILLSnOgOIGII, y. &. ..t.

THE sumracE se@iua II Mr. e. Mrs BunFcll's
= School lors Nouns i.sdiss. wali u "a on he
slh a luis. The caurse Vi siu,lics is extensive.
anil The instrsiinn j. slspignsd 10 H. thorough.
e.rrialt il HE more useiui hgauehes. The Ia.
tn Language f,rm. pan IL lie rosnsc. AMI Al.
~ vacal Music. without adtitiotni rhsrse. Mr.
M.HriSa. wba has taught successfully in seses
al schools in tie North, lraaa which he solnes
highly RECOMMENDED, viii haze charge II The de-
parimenis uf Music. Drawing. and Painting, aud
viii also teach the Frcneh. Italian. AMI Spanish
Languages. @% @#% "~@$ h #@st
4 Erv lsaanlcrs ran be- arsa.ammlltrd In the
family Of thn prinripal, aud aus number II ,ouas
ls,liss can iul hoasd IN gentcel families u the
village. ..*... $500
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01
Hunting Bison in the Wilds of Mexico.

The green heights of the savannah
were covered with long files of bison. 1t
would have been more than rash for two
hunters 10 face these numerous focks.-
There is but one way ofkilling bison or
two without much danger, that is, by sep.
arating them from, the flock the skill and
agility of the hunter accomplish the rest.
Contrary to the expectation of my two
companions, the ciboIos took the d.
rection parallel to the river and none of
them ventured to our side.
The first European who saw bison
must have been much alarmed. The BIZ
son is larger than the common bull /; a
thick name, either black or rust color,
covers his shoulder or breast, and hangs
down to his feet. The hind part of the
animal, from the hump on his shoulders,
is covered with short hair as harsh as the
lions, and like the lions, incessantly lash.
ed by snewy tail. His heavy tread
shakes the ground, his believing disturbs
the air, his eyes expressive ofnothing but
stupid ferooity: and the black, sharp
horns planted on his wide brow complete
his appearance as an object of terror.
Whilst observing, not without vexation,
the manoeuvres of these gigantic hocks,
one of The hunters was examining, en- con-
noisSeu,, my horse. which the darkness
of the night had hitherto prevented his
doing.
"Cdrdmba :" said he. s'this deep chest,
slender legs, dilated nostrils, and thin
body, announce an unusual degree Of
swiftness."
"My horse," I replied. with the latuity
of a man who knows the value of his pos
sessions, sis deer for lightness, a mule
for bearing fatigue
sand bison for swiftness, " interrupted
the hunter. "Well, then, to come to the
point, senior, you might render me very
great service
"Speak What is it p
"You see out there that flock of cibolos
looking as ifthey avoided US. Since your
horse IS so swift, gallop boldly up TO the
towards, and fire once or twice as close
10 them as possible; you will wound one
Of least; the entire band viii pursue you
but you will easily ou.strip them. Tbs
most active, consequently the strongest
win alone keep up with you, and we vii
manage them. :,
care you serious?" | asked. The hun
! ter looked at me with establishment. Il
my horse were TO fall?"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01

An INCIDENT AT BUENA VISTA
During the most gloomy hour of the fight,
Sergeant Joseph Langford, lst Mississippi
regiment, was shot through the thigh.
Unable to stand, he sat upright, and shot
dead, with his pistol, lancer as he ap-
preached him. While engaged in reload
ing, another lancer trotted past him and
raised his lance to drive it into wounded
lieutenant, few feet from him Before
the weapon was huarled, however, Lang
ford threw his pistol and struck the lancer
stunning blow on the nape ofthe neck.
This action saved the lieutenant, but
proved fatal to. the magnanimous Lang
ford; for, staggering, the Mexican turned
and drove his lance into the forehead oil
the wounded man, coming out back of bis
ear. Just at this moment, four men, who
were approaching with horse to carry
offtheir comrade, shot the Mexican al
the moment he had disengaged his lance,
and he tumbled across the body of the
PROSTATE Mississippian.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01
From the Boston Post.
SlIOIf FOR VICTORY,

Shout! shout! for Freeman's banner,
Again in triumph waves,
Where on the broad Savannah,
The Mexic hordes it braves.
Again the roar of battle,
Has shook the earth and sky;
And its dread thunder-rattle
Has babe the foeman fly.
Shout! for the few and trusted,
By gallant Taylor led,
Have thrice their numbers worsted,
The foeman's host has fled.
Not to the power of numbers,
The battle has been given,
His dead the red earth cumbers,
AS by a bolt from Heaven.
Shout Tor tie Freeman's thunder,
Has fill'd him with dismay,
His squadrons, rent assunder,
In shame have shrunk away.
Fame's trump shall tell the story,
To times last lingering hour,
Of Taylor and his glory!
Of Freemen, and their powerI
Where PaIo Altos waving
Its branches to the breeze,
There, every danger Drawing,
Our chief, it Victor sees,
La Palma de Resaca,
The thickly tangled wood,
Has Witnessed freedoms banner
Pour fourth his iron flood.
At Monterey, the splendid,
The city of the King!
The ierce-waged battle ended,
Let it with triumph ring
For here old Trough and Ready
With purpose firm and high;
In cool decision steady
Lead on TO Victory.
At BueDa Vista passes,
Once more the triumph shout!
Again, with Slaughtered masses
The foe is put to rout!
Ay, shout four battles ended
The Hero's fame forever
Our country's rights defended,
Taylor surrenders never!'
Yet, pause! the slain are many,
Borne hence on glory's bier,
Nor will their brethren any,
" ithold the tribute tear!
The sacrifice is fearful,
Which victory has cost,
And a whole nation fearful,
Feels each one lost, host.
The Heroes nobly banded,
Who 10 their country gave!
TIE sacrifice demanded,
Shall rest in glory'S gravel
Laurel with cypress twining,
Their verdant arms shall spread,
Their tendrils all combining
To crown each martyrs bed!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01

6TTroubles are like hornets, the less
ado you make about them, the better--for
your Outcry will only bring out the wbele
swarm upon you.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01

A STEADY NANNY DEAR. said
lady one day to her husband, "Mr. S.
seems to be mighty steady sort Of man.
"You are exactly right, my love me-:
s. is indeed very steady man, and
if he was only leetle steadier, ne q stand
right still
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01
THE
JOLIET SIGNAL.

JOLIET SIGNAL.
Is published every Tuesday morning
on Chicago-street, Joliet, III.
TERMs.-Two Dollars per annum pay
able in advance, or $3.50 if payment is
delayed until the end of the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, az lines or less.)
one insertion, 81
e Each additional ! %
insertion,
months, 3 SO
ID months,
Ordinary business cards per ann. 3
No advertisements will be inserted III
this paper unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
editorsbecoming responsible for the same.
OTAll letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they viii not re-
ceive attention.
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.A6.Oa0

AHatssr Of choice aud we'll located farming
lepas - the Vicinity OF Joliet. Also, some Of
fe BEST Town ppppsrty in Joliet for saIe--En.
HUGH HENDERSON,
ATTORNEY &C, At LAW
'f' q Joliet, WIH County, Hhnois.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-01

nOOR TRIMMINGS Mineral KnDbs
~ Cafnenter's best Rim and MoEtice Looks
Nortoih and Patient Ring Door Handles asso
Bate and Screws. RlInd Teimmiogs, &C., at he
efops Store, East Joliet.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04
[5ir rem Ih,eiser res 2Hettens
Genre Silber aus chihuahua
NJ, IT
9 ie @eI

Wie jster olforifer, muB i'd meiner @r>
Sablnns einise Gbatlahen porausididsn,
tpenn audi nur, um Der @eihidte baourd,
bic nStbise Bid,tisfeit ;u uerleiben. co
rpi0en fle oenn, cae tl,e;n Quarter in Gbi.
buabua eerielbe Saal it. wcrtn friber bic
Ayuniamionsn bes Staats fiji perlammelte.
Wieer Der cberen @atto bes Sdales bdnot
uch oas Wappen oes Staates, uub iiber
Dem 9Eappcn e'n @emdlpe, tpcrin bic Niau.
rem S,itdlAc's, WcreIo's u. Allenee's baupts
idd,lid' in bic Nusen fallen. Der 9rceeseE
iel, speId,er sbemals auf Der 2ritiine llano,
hat ie inc 'Stelle perdncert, uno cient iest
Sbrcm 8erihterltatter ais Stuhl. Neben
mir, tpiber Der Wanc, itebt bic SABINE Der
7ten Gaualerie Gsfacrcn Der Gbihucbua
:. arde Nacional" tpeld,e idb BEL Gacrau,ens
to ercberte auf bem rcttbebdnaten Zifhe
mein Dintenfae. Dies mare olles, ipas ID,
" meiafr Gridblans hepfrfe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

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