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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
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Rehtsanmaft urb Nctarius, Canton,
Starf Co., Ohio,

Stdrt go, Sbtc,
2Btrb feline unsetbeilte Qufncre(amfcit alien in
trln Sud- 1hla9cnren @ektaftcn, bic ibu, amer. :.
tral1t mrrntn m6Sen, in Start une BEN anartn,tn.
Zen Counties rirmcn. Su9lrib trnahrietiSt er fei,
nc sanrelrnte, r@B CT rpr &urjcm mGbrenp feincs
AntntDalts in 0lrw Dprt, bur1 bic sitise I5ilfe
rrs Sairtftrn Gtnfus raftttit Ginriebtunaen ~
trctfen tn Stdnpe mar, rrrnab CT tlnttis iraens
@ritdftc it allen 1bsIen Scutftlanp curob ltc.
trr9atc an fcl9enre Strettsanmalce pitnttli6 uns
rrrnlrt ptritbcn fam.
Sur Rbetnteden unb Grpebsrscstbum
Sabsn,
@cnroo Steinmes, Badenbetm an Der
Soaarrt Nbeinfreis 8atern.
SIR 9SitrSburg, Samber9 uno oon, Off.
Snyern, Sranfen, 9lnsba6 Gnrntera unb
oas &ont9reih QBurtemberg, Or. Nran, 81.
Snmpft, f6nl9l. slppeuaticnsseridts sI6po-
Fat in Samter9.
Sur 3meltrltden, 6ambura uno 01bein-
prenBen, nru. Carl Gollen, frnisl. 5000
Fat III 3peibriicten.
9ictarius Wolt Sterbrcnn, Depart.
fnent Jtteoerrhetn, @liaB.
Srlnadtvn unb ecri6tlidtt Spfumente iettr
Art ptrben rrn ibm in ceutfbtr, ensliGber uns
fran,ohiob'r Srrabe rerftrtiSt.
Canton SER, 2. ls47. s.br.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
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Sdreiber,

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larnoten auf bic Staatsbanf bon Snoiana
ftuo int llmIauf. sic flno gut nad,semaht
uno man fann leidt baourb betrc9en tper.
BEN. Der Druid lit ettpas blo6er ols Der
Der Nehten, uuo oas papier etwas itdrter.
- gn Raufmann in Der fiinften Citrate
rabm oori9en Samta9 oercahtlcs crsi Der
Ielben ein.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07

WSirb Wttttprtbs BEN 2l. tn SNnoIctt, DON
nerita9s ben %. III slfrpn, Sret a 8 8
BEN 23. ING uno Samlta9s Den
"a. Suli III WalIllcn Bcritellun9en aeben.
Der 3ua biefer eroeen 9fetter9eieuihaft
miro BON Ser beriihmteten WeuTfbanoe tn
einem clesanten unb fcltbaren Wasen, BON
,wDlf falbeu pferoen sesc9en, 9elettet. Die
unIbertrefffide Sd,0nbeit tbrer pferbe, BE
foftbaren 0erSierungeu Der Wd9en, telnabe
oretsiq an Der 3abl, Die bon ben belten
&unitiern aemad,te Ser9clounaen oaran,
ifeQen oieles gtabliTement ilber jeoe @eteu-
fd,aft cieler Art. @s murce eit petrdd1tlt-
dies 8ermD9en fur bas 3ubehDr u. bic 9tus-
itattura an Die beffen RInitler oerwenoet,
um ,ieie Heiter9eleaihaft ilber jeoe anoere
bieies Q1uces uno audi anoerer 2duoer Der
Eroe 81 ltellen.
Inter cieler satlreihen 9eleQlhaft befn-
bet lid, Die rpeltberubmte uno Dohlbetannte
.R a b a m E Rarte acarte, oef
ven eritauultdbe, dueert ceripe9ene uno an
nutbsprOe Dariteluneen ile ilber allen Der.
,leid, telIcn, inoem Ie su9letb bic finteite
aut thDnite Hetterin 1T, Die jemals Dor cem
amcrifauild)en 8clfe erltien.
Sr. eiui s. North, Der 9rcBe Met-
terbelc, ner (etue berilbmtelten Jtebcnbutler
is1 oie1em 0ance u. in anoern 2dnbern uber.
traf uno Den ScrSus an ben f6ni9lifen 80.
fen BON Tranfreid) uub Gn9lano erbielt uno
AIT @brcn,eidben Der bohlten @brens uno
veefaasbc,euouu9eu suriiffeArte.
Or.S. &. Natha ns, Der berubmtelte
spei - pier bis feds Yfcroereiter sptro til
nielcu BON Ieiuen neutrality-suspicious.
Gccnen alftrcten.
Der arcBe uuibertrchene Soanswurf,
cbn M y, Der 9ldnSenlte Stern IN Die
fem 9anoe uno uultreiti9 Der bette in lelner
Vrpfeillcn.
W iltreB @pob 8, bic anmuthtse ala
mouoe 01eiterin uno eeiterin Der 9teltcr0e-
lrulhaft.
Sor. 6. D ppb 8, Der arose Gcprdlen-
tant oes rcthen Wannes Der 9Sdioer.-
6r. M carte rom fDntgaihen Ibea-
ter su Qonccn, Der 9rcee @crcbat 9outler
uno euftiprin9ef.
Or. M eipman, Der tpuroer-
rolle euftiprin9er, 9aufler uito nbsraus
ftDne Scenenrelter.
Nranf fDa Il or mirb in einem rIlhren,
ben, tinoliden uuo bewuneerun9ewurol9en
9lft auf benz cinSelnen Dferce erltelnen.
s. Brower,I Same fcn nno S.
6tidneD, Die 9roBeu Heprdlentanten
@rbicplan ebaraftere.
Sante uuo 8. Oun Bar, uno
cine sln;abl ancerer talentocaer Spteler.
Das lebr berlbmte tanSence nno
Shalf. Nferb & a NJ M y, untcrrlthtet ..
Sorn. eeoi Sicrtt, bas jecen 3uihauer tpe-
aen lelner unitbertreffliden Scenen erltaunt.
Die apei pcnies, 3 "a # Wl 0 9 ~ unb
SennDe II 3, peroen in ibrcn unlerbal-
tencen Dcppsls 9lften erltbeInen.
Das febr it,one aratiihe Yfcro q II , a.
Iufi a, unterrihtet BON Nrn. Sames Ban
fer, miro in leineu punoerpcncn Sprun9en
erlheiuen.
Direttcr: Sor.S. s. giatbans.
9Reitermeiiter: D +. Sranse 8 W tlt-
der.
Das orcBe DaGercid,te papillicn ODER
Belt 1T gan; neu, uuo 9eet9net perilert uno
uusae(tattet nit bsle9ten Sisen fur 8 20 O
3uIdaucr. Die iuneren @inridtunAen iIno
IL, baB aQer Woalidfeit por9ebcuYt 1T, In
cronuus Su erSeu9en.
9lnfan9 Der 8critellIn9 I'm balb eret Hbr
Nahnnitta9s uno balb aht uhr abenos.
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Meiie nab Geutfcblanb.

Or. S. Dalwtsf bon Canal Sultctt.
Starf County, Sbio, rriro in eintsen $50
den eine 01eiie mad, Deutfblanb antreten
uno erbietet flh 8riefe, Dollmabten, &c. &C.,
nah Srantreid1, @n9lano uno DeutIhGano,
beicnoers in bic Hbeinse9encea 5n befcr9en.
9luftrdse ntii0en ibn1 portofrei etn9elanot
tperoen, falls Ge beadtet perben loaen-
Canal Tultcn, Suli T., lS47. 29-3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
$50 lit @brtffian Trieorib @rimm

$50 1T @briftian 8rieori6 8rimm
aus @elmersbad, Sberamts 8einsbers
&0nisreide8artembers
DerIelbe fam Dor ettpa gBe&en nit fei-
ner unterseibneten Tran nad pittsburs, IT,
perIee Dor et,pa 2 Wcden bieielbe bier, OF,
ne ibr sn lasen, wcbiu er sinse. Da bic
ltnterseidnete iebnlidit pitnldt, nit ibn'
nieber pereinist gu iein, 70 erludt ile 'bn, ils
bod atsuboIen uno aus ibrer trourisen Der,
laienen Sage su befreien. 3usleid b'ttet ile
aae Observation-Disclosures, ibr no mo9lih reh'
balo ii6er Ietnen seseuwdrtisen slufsntbolts,
crt su ertbeilen. Sie permutbet, eoB er ''ad
0bic sesuusen. pabriheinlih nad srne't
natl. @li1abetba Grim NJ.
care of Victor Serbia, Pittsburgh.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
SO arm u II q.

Der l1nterseihnete tparnt biermtt Seoer-
mann feinem Sobne anton nthtS auf
leinen Saamen su bergen irtoem id nidt ge.
ionnen bin eine pon i6m semahte Shnlb sm
beiablen. Sebn eebms0er
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
Su Oerrentcn

Sin 9erdnmtses Mcbnbaus nit 3iu,-
mern ,un9efdhr 2 Wetlen bon Canton Qele-
9en.- etebbober trnneu suslcid3 BON eil,em
t1s elder Sano inter biui9cn 8eoinouu-
se'. renten. 0as Stdbere Su erfrasen in Die
er Iruderei. I2e3m,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
.unbar ,tmc We1)er.
Nebts 9lntpdloe.
Sffce, erte Gbdr ipeillid pom @purtkau-

8efcrsen Ntdtsfahen 1T Start unb ben ,,,nlie.
aenten Gauntics. g. NR ever. peutfbtr Nopctat
TT n otar, 9Nitsltep ptiser Sirma, tefcrst eben.
fa4s auf bic bilsffen 8erinsuneen, Iramadten u.
fontti8e 9eri@tlc Snftrumenten, it beutf1er fran.
stGfeber unp ensIifaer Spra9e, uno ttebt nibt an,
fir peren en3ulanStt9tei
Canton, oen l5ten Sei. 1916.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
Sefanntmabunoen.
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Jta6rt6t miro bierntit ben Sar,
Sahlern tu Der Cooperation bon Canton ge-
9eben. oaB id BET tbnen peri6nlid in ibren
rep. Wareen anrnfen tperoe, um bic 2aren
beela9ter Corporation fir eas cSahr lS47 unb
DIE oertauenen Goren ncn lS45.- 46 nit
oen earonf taftenoen Strafeeloern uno cSn-
teret1en, an folsercen Tasen, ein,ufammeln:
Sn Der |. Waro, 0cnnerit. ben 80. csuli.
nm 2. Sreita9s ben 80.
nm 3. Samftags ~ 81. y
~ ~ 4. ~ Wcntaq6 - g 9luqlt.
Die sDrcSenten ouf jeee Souneert Cellars
Werth )lno 10 Sents.
@ec q. Mebt,
Warlhall.
Canton ten 5. cyuli, 1S47.
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Eis Potomac Pavilion at this delightful watering place
having been entirely retiued and furnished anew, is
now open Tor the reception and accommodation OF visitors
Piney Point is situated the Potomac river its
mouth and commands view othe debouche of that noble
river into the Chesapeake bay 1t is easy of access being
about hundred miles distant from Washington and Bal
timore.
The bathing at this place is at all times perfectly afe
there is no undercuent and the invalid and others
enjoy surf bathing with the security New bathing
houses have been erected and every attention will be paid
10 the comfort and convenience of guests To the invalid
this place presents pleasant resort for health and recrea-
ton.
The steamer Augusta leaves Washington every Monday
and Thursday at O'clock m for Pney Point, and,
turning, leaves on Wednesday and Saturday at Z, a.
The steamer Columbia leaves Washington every We'd
nesday al 9, m Tor the Point; returning, leaves every
Sunday at g. a. m.
The steamer Oceoa leaves Washington every Sunday
O'Clock, m, and every Thursday at o'clock, p.
returning leaves the Point every "Wednesday and Saturday
mornings.
Board per month $50 90
Board per week 90
Board per day 80
Children and servants half price.
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July 16-3tawtlstS
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.First Principles OF Chemistry -

BY BENJAMIN SnI.IMAN, JR., NJ A.,
Professor, an Yale College, Of Science applied to the drts
TN department of science, usually taught in col
eges and schools has there been felt such lamenabe
deficiency of textbooks in that of chemistry None Of
the textbooks upon this subject in use
the wants OF teachers and for years past there has been
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81 have examined 'Sliman's First Principles of Chem
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and OF all who commencing the study of chemistry.
"HENRY S. PATTERSON, M. d.,
professor of Materia Medica, Pennsylvania College"
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n n ILITARY Law Courts Martial tSc.-The Cons-

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Of Judge Advocates by Captain r. NJ Hughes, Deputy
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The Practice and the Forms OF Courts Martial and Courts
Of Enquiry, by Field Officer. vol, Dublin. Practical
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DEDFoRD Mineral sprIngs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pr

BEDFORD Mineral Springs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pro.
ID pretor respectfully informs the public that this esab
lishnen will be opened and prepared for the accommodate
ton of visiters by the 18th OF this month.
The attractions of this fashionable watering place
too well and widely known to require enumeration in
card to the public.
The services of Mr. MARTIN, whose activity, energy
and amiabe disposition, the manager OF such esab
lislncn have hitherto commended him the favorable
regard OF the patrons of the springs during the last
summers, have been engaged. Experienced and attentive
and fine band music have also been secured
The road from Cumberland, the western terminus of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and from Holidaysburg,
the Pennsylvania canal, and Chambersburg,
minus of Cumberland Valley Railroad, Bedford, have
been much improved, and are in good order.
NAV l7-2aMlAup
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Potomac PaviIon-Piney Point, Md.

THE subscribers having taken this popular and healthy
l. place OF recreaon and reited the Pavilion with
lunte beds mattresses Nc, respectfully announce that
June Particular has been observed in the selection OF
and of the best in the country has
been engaged The table will present all the decacies OF
the Potomac river and OF the surrounding counryoy
fish, crabs Me-, every variety of cookery The bathing
the Pavilion, all times excellent, will be rendered very
superior this by the erection OF new bathing
houses, which will be properly attended to- Pney Point is
easy OF access, being about 100 miles distant from Wash
ingon and Baltimore with steamboats, regularly touching
and landing passengers at the wharf from those cities,
Norfolk, &c. A steamboat will also convey passengers
thrice week and from Aqua Creek to the Pavilion
thus giving vsiters from Richmond and the South safe
and delightful conveyance To the invalid this place pre-
sens pleasant resort for health and recreation
Excellent fishing may always be had during the
No extra charge will be made for anusements.
Board per month $50 90
Do per week 300
Do per day 80
Children and servants half price Families for the
taken moderate
June 2-3tawtJl HARDWOOD ~ KELLER.
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FLORENcE,s NEW HOTEL.

No 400 Br0adtpdy, OF Walker street, NcW York.
THIS elegant Hotel is open for the reception of
travellers. The proprietor socits visi ,from those
whose business pleasure may call them the city OF
New York The Hotel is designed be conducted upon
the European system, and with the adoption OF all modern
improvements
Visitors at all times procure apartments with with
out board Those who may wish TO take their meals in
the Hotel do in private apartments of great beauty
in the public Restaurant saloon of elaborate and costly
magncence (probaby without equal on the continent
Of America,) and upon economical terms.
The proprietor ilaers himself that his house will be
found upon trial at least equal any known establishment
in point of elegance economy, and desirablity
The kitchen under the direction of American, French,
and Italian cooks. JOHN FLORENCE, Jr.,
April 3O--d3m PROPRIETOR
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GooDs.-Now in store

TTOUsEK EEPING GOODs.-Now in store
IL l04, Ia, and IL 4 linen sheetings
Sd, 81, and l04 table damasks
1914, l2-4, I44, and l64 satin danask table cloths
6-8 and 3-4 satin damask napkins
81, l04, Ill, I24 1874, and Ia white imperial quilts
Coiored cotton and linen table
Rich cloth table and piano
Colored fruit doilies and napkins
Birds eye, Scotch, Russia and other diapers
Damask, colored, bordered, huckaback, and other
towelings
White and cooredcrash and printed baize for steps
Figured and plain furniture dimitys &c. Ne
Also on hand pete Assortment Of carpetlngs hoo
OIL cloths, mattngs rugs, curtain materials and fixtures
and in short every article of houseiurnshng the dry
goods line; to all OF which invite the particular attention
OF the public, determined to offer inducements
not to be found elsewhere. p. H. HOOE ~ co.
July g.
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Transylvanla Observation-Disclosures Department.
THE Both session will open the LIST Monday in No
i vember next continue four months under the d-
rection of the following faculty. viz;
BENZ w Dudley, M d., Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
Thomas d. Mitchell, M. d., Professor of Matcra Medica
and Thera peutcs.
Robt Peter, M D. Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James M Bush, NJ d. Professor Of Special and Surgical
Anatomy.
L. M. Lawson, M. d. Professor of General and Pahoo-
gical Anatomy and Physiology.
Saml Amman, M D., Professor Obstetrics and the Dis
eases of Women and Children.
Elisha Bartlett, M d., Professor of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
f. L. Dudley, M. D., Demonsrator of Anatomy
The cost of full course is hundred and five dollars
invariably in advance in notes of good and solvent banks
and Library ticket Is $5 par money The dssectns ticket
gratis to the candidates for graduation. Boarding and
lodging including gh h AZ from ~ 70 $3 per week
LEXINGTON, KY, July l. 1Sf7-cp9t