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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

From the Bay State Democrat Boston, Nov. 4, 1874.
RENEDIEs.-There are so many medicines of
doubtful character advertised and pulled by the
newspapers at the present time, that we should
have shrunk from the task we have now Underta-
ken, were we not most thoroughly convinced, from
our own personal knowledge, of the facts which
we state below.
1t is of " Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry" that
we would speak, and we speak advlsedly. Ia
dy of our acquaintance. whom we see every day,
was short time since, in what we thought pre-
carious, if not dangerous state of health. A
cough had settled on her lungs; her form seemed
wasting away; she was obliged to abandon her
work. and we thought. not soon to resume it a.
gain. For about two months she has been taking
Wistdr's Basam of Wild Cherry, and already has
she so far regained her health as to be abo 10 re-
sumo her ldbors.
This is but single case, but is one, at least,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

OUn RAIL RoAD.-We have had placed on our
talle pamphlet, accompanied by map and pro-
file of the Wilmington & Manchester Rail Road
The pamphlet itself, is partly explanatory of the
map and profile and partly for the purpose of pa-
cling before the community clear and succinct
view of the cost of the work, and the estimated in
come of the Road when constructed. We shall
publish in our next number the material portions
of the paper now before From reading it we
are convinced that the stock must be more profita-
bic than any other of similar character in the
Southern country. From every portion Of the
country through which this great enterprise is to
he carried, daily receive the most cheering ac-
counts. The people are alive to its Importance,
and consequently the best spirit prevails We feel
no hesitation in saying that there now remains no
doubt on our mind but that the work will be ac-
complished, and that, too, at very early day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

COMMERCIAL BANK OF WILMINGTON.
WOTICE is hereby given that on anticipated
~ payments made after the at September merit.
on account of the Sd and 4th ins,alm.ots ON suh.
scriptions to the Capital Stock of this Bank, no
interest will be allowed.
T. SAVAGE, Cashier.
August 80, ls47-[51.1t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

UGov. Brown of Miss, has appointed Col.
jefferson Davis, United States Senator in place of
Mr.. Speight, deceased. The appointment only
extends to the meeting of the Legislature in Janu-
airy next; when, it is probable, the Col. will be
rendered full term.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

UIs the Fayetteville Observer so stupid as to
think that our remark about the Democrats writing
the namo of Neil instead of Aaron V. Brown up
on their tickets, was made in dead earnest!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

OTThe Fayetteville Observer is mistaken ir
stating that Col. L. D. Wilson was military Gov
ernor of Vera Cruz at the time of his death.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

John Ward, Jr., of Halifax, (Me y elopeI from
his fathers residence, with a buNom young
widow, the hOusekeeper, to whom he was
married mmed; tel after at the parish church,
The gay Lotharo is in his 61st year, ana the
blooming BRIDE about half his age. On the
news being communicated to his venerable
parent, he said It's all right but if Id been
a year or two younger, he shouldn't have had
her; I'd been before him. - Philud. Bulletin.
FINE WooL-At a meeting of the Farmers
Club in New York, Mr.. Feschmann made
some remarks on the wool of Mcrinoes. He
sad:
The great desideratum to- be obtained by
the wool-growers is to produce such staple
as is demanded by the manufacturer. This is
not we'll understood in this country, AMI it
took forty years for the growers in SileSia to
arrive at this knowledge, and then it was OBJ
tainel only by convention of the manuta2tu-
rerS aud groWers-a convention which he
thought would be useful in this country. He
cassitie the various staples of wool into near
" twenty different staples, as he terne1 them;
each determined by the Turra, or formation Of
the hair of the wool. In the perfect staple
the hair curves in the manner of spiral thread
or cork, equally from the foot to the surface,
and OF equal fineness from one end to the 9TH
er Variations from this were termed the
pointed staple, the untrue staple, the broom
staple, &C., all of which could not be so we'll
wrought into fine fabric as the perfect staple
In the fine or perfect staple, there are about
| 80 curves to the inch, and the fleece is about
l ] inch thick. The Germans have an instru-
ment for measuring these curves. This fine
ness OF wool, Or the perfect staple, cannot be
obtained at once. 1t took many years to at
tain it in Silcsia, The number of these hairs
to square inch in country sheep is abou
$500; in a mixture Of the merno with the
country of the tenth generation, about is 900
in the twentieth generation the fine wool pre-
dominates, the color is darker, and there Is
plenty OF yolk. In this generation there are
p 900 hairs to the square inch, and in the
thirtieth generation and upwards, tlom 40, OO(
to 4S, 600 hairs Mr.. Fleischmann exhibited
drawings OF some of the sheep OF the celebra
| ted Won Thaer"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

How TO RENDER MOSQUITOES NoN-CoMBAT-
lvE.-the Pittsburg Journal has at length dscov-
cred sovereign preventive against the attack of
mosquitoes should it prove to be all that it processes
he deserves public vote of thanks from the cit-
zens of" these diggns.'' Be sure and get the gen.
uine article, prepared by the "Shakers'':
"Bry sman quantity of penny-royaI--it is
best prepared by the Shakers-put it in a box with
a tight cover and when night comes and the hun
cry mosquitoes are flying about seeking whom to
devour, uncover your box, and they will not VEN
ture in the room where the penny-roval BLESSINGS
on the old lady who first discovered the herb, J
may be. They will hover about The open window,
buzzing about all sorts of vengeance, and wheting
their nippers, but they will not dare to come H."
Sipuycck The Winyah Observer of Wed
neslay furnishes US with intelligence that the
schr James Hamilton, Symons, from Viii
mngton, n. c., bound to Charleston with a
cargo of Naval Stores, sprang leak a few
days since, when the Captain attempted to 90
into Santee for harbor She missed stays
on the bar and was driven ashore She filled
with water Immediately, and will be a total
loss will also the cargo. The crew are sa-
we'd, and part of them were brought to George
town on Tuesday, by the pilot boat John C.
Baker, Capt White
Capt. White, picked up at sea on Sunday
last, the head board of a vessel marked - H.
Price, in gold letters. This board was pick
ed up off Cape Fear 20 miles from the light \.
by E.-[ Southern Patriot
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

LIEUT.. WHEEDEN.--We record with feelings
of the deepest regret, the death of this young gen.
tIeman. Lieut.. Wheeden was native of this
place, but had resided for some years past in the
City of Raleigh, where he was connected with the
"Standard office. He died at Vera Cruz, on the
18th August.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

MISUNDERSTANDING of the Federal papers are
publishing an article taken from g Brownson's
Quarterly Review" which takes the Federal view
of the present war with Nexico, viz that the
that the President has trampled the Constitution
under foot by producing this war on his " own
hook" without the Intervention of Congress. The
Fayetteville Observer, amongst others, published
this article of BrOwnson, and chuckles over it no
little. At first the Observer gave the Democratic
Review credit for the article, but finding out lis
mistake it says in its last number, that it (be ar
hcle) comes from the pen of an L" unteritied Demo-
crat"
We do not know what Mr.. Brownson's poIit-
cal tenets may be now. We do know, however,
that some years ago, he was regular contribu-
tor to the Democratic Review published in New
York, and that the proprctors of that work were
compelled to exclude him from its columns on aC-
count ofthe unsoundness ofhis political views This
the Observer ought to know. We, for one, deny
that " Brownson's Quarterly Review " is authori-
ty with the Democratic party. lis editor is a.
bic, indeed, a powerful, writer; hut those who
have real his productions for some years past well
know that he is any thing but stable in any Of his
opinions, whether political, religious or social.
Let Mr.. Brownson's views of the war stand on
their own bottom, but do not, Mr.. Observer in all
Harness. endeavor to give them adventurous weight
by representing their author a leading friend Of
the Administration, when the facts will not bear
you out.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03
DIED..

" May no wolf howl-no screech owl stir
wing about thy sepuichre;
No boist'rous storms winds come hither,
To starve or WtiIer,
Thy soft sweet earth but like spring.
In,,n -lnnr L Iii
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-09-03

"QuLRv." 1.-THE Observer of Wednesday last
puts Quere" to our friend of the Carolinian, in
which he asks him to publish Gen Ia. lor's letter
recommending the advance of the Army to the
left bank of the Rio Grande. That letter was writ
ten on the 4th of October, 1915, and our friend
Bayne can have it published at any time.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
"Der apeDte 9loIhnitt ,etet Gd um bic

"Der sweDte Nofhnitt ,etet Gd, um bic
Waitte ooer gegen oasGnoeglprtl5 Staleidl
Iniht 10 oeutlid) beroortreteno, als Der etit
9ennnnte, fast er oennod tswelen felb(f
oem cbcrfldd,lid,en Secbahter ouf. Sin
merhDitrrt0e6 Setiptel oteter 9lrt licfert Der
Trilhtinq oee Sahre6 1888. 8cm l7tcn ODER
lStcn 9lprtl bis gum Stem MaY, aLfo oreD
9Sod1en hlnourd, mar Die 9ltmciphdre fat
un0eitort. Die gSinoe rubten, nur penise
9Srtfen Set1ten itd,, fetn 9fcgen trdnfte bic
Groe, uno oen SNtmmcl beetle jener NebeL
Der lpater fidh aus tpirfljd,en,, ourcb beceut-
enOe NalobrdnNe entifanoeuen Hauche eut.
ptdelte. Snoehen last td1 blefer beipnoere
lGetterfauo nm bic geuannte Cdtrssieit
tets mebr coer milloer eeutlih erfenuen.
Ger brittle Doripoe wdbrt etpa bon Der
Pitte oe6 Senuer bis AT, erifcn Q8pd,e i'm
Nebruar, uno hdft BON 6IdQeu Bis Su 3lSc-
d1en an. 9luf1Genbe GcDipicle oerielten
llefern oleQSinter bon 1917 unh 1918, frruer
ocn 1S42 uno iS43. Ocd, it audi bier,
pie rep Dem tncianilden CONNER ntht je.
oes (Sobr 9!eih.
Die oicrte Vcrioee elmer dhnftc, atmc{
ph1rtid1en @rld)einuuq enolid, trifft i'm 9lu
QuItmonot etn. Donn lit Die 9!imc'phdre
Fdlt Q1nslith i'm Muhelfanr oerItbt, Die Weif-
uun Stlbme)tptnoe, ipelhe ms I'M GunD IL.
CSulo fat t11lid, erqujdEen mo Die I.ibe rr-
trd0l!tt mdd'ten iInD eritrrhen. Die Glar-
hett Ger id)rlIleu. erllfenbcngNft miro burth
etnen olInncn Jtcbcl cccr Haud, geitbrt, in
rcn entfsrnte GjCgenftdnbe cine meiBblaue
Narte onnehmen. Gjemittcrmclfen seiQen
ild> nur itltcu lnD Dc6bOlb fIllt i'm 9Eu0urf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
CbiD GeieRaebutta

~ un're @eiesaebnugf fc1[ep.,r
i,d' pcn Sna 5u Gag lnnaiam fort cbre Fl. +.
mae @rbetIlhes gum Shluffe su prinoen
Que Verhanolnn9en, bic mir 70 fur, ola
n'oal'd, aeben, fIno eaber oca feinem orsseu
SutereGe. s''p'"
1le Hebotten ieer tie bel1rittene gnob(
pes SENATORS osn gBoyne @auntY, b1Ipsn
I'M Senote oen s,auptaeeenifanb Der r. Qebot.
zen. Ss gEbss iuhen bic @ntlfeiruno
es!er SGdae 70 niel mic mteliob binaus,n,
in'essn. Befatntlieh paiflrfe i'm Genote
I'm Seitlue. nod tpeldem lid, Die Gieieeoe.
onna am S5ifen pertaeen fcu. Gjelinot es
nun Gen aShiss, Die Saehe bic sun 25. cSon.
su oerldAleten, 70 tperben b. Mbias i'm Fan.
ie nld,t anfteben ben 8ertaaunasbefflns u,
palltren; uno bic ,.beitrittene Mabr' bleibt
oar oann eem nahlfjdhrisen Senate pcreebal.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
Ser tmbtanifcber Gp,tttuer.

prcfefor Sacobs, bon pennlplpana Gc(
Ie9tlin. oerlas ori Dem )fattcnalln(fitut iite,
cleie ben omerifaniltcr Nertif 10 eiaerthnm
Ih darncterifirenre atmcipbdr' iche @rfthein.
nn9 cine intertnaute 9lbbanrluno.
Ger 8erfd1er faqt oiefes Sosrblfphdncn-
en- Yep nnr cine @lails dhnlit,er III perid,lcc,
erten 3etten ces Sahres I'D, Sci9eurer Gr
fshiertilnaen. 1,ielr Sabre6 ,eitcn be,eichu,t
er fclaencermalfen, incem er Qt,ubt, ca6 iJe
bann eutretel, wenn entirecer Gle Temper-
atur. cccr Der Trnf Ger 9ltmefphdre ibrcn
bcdifen coer niecrlQlten Girao er.eid,t ba
ben, uno 81 ent9egen0eieett n@rnemen nber.
Seben.
"gs etebt pericren, in bencn bic sltmcI.
phdre aleldiam gu ruben lheint, nno nur
telten 1T Der etmmel lreD ben Strhen, bic
teine Sslnrbeii (ftren.
"Gs aiebt inreGeu bier 2eitabithnitte i'm
Sabre. bic 5iemlicb rcgelmdiGa miererfetrcn,
nno fDelde iIt, ourdy daracteriltlfd,e Mierf-
male nn6seihncn.
Ger erife tritt, nit MIR aerinaer 9lbpeict-
Ing. ae9en cas gnce oes Sctrbers ccerSn-
tanc WcSember elm, unr MIR ie(ten ,eiat lIe
tsd erlt am 1~ten pcer13tcn ces lebtaenaur-
ten Wcnats. Diefe periore bi(cet ben TO-
Aenannten ':Srciantlten CONNER Geine
Cauer 1T Deritiecen .bismeileu 9 bis 2 Uo.
d,en, bann tpitber MIR pemae 9ooe cu,
6erbife oes Sabrcs 1843 ,pdhrte er nur
Gage, pom SSifen Sctrber big gum 2ten Go.
nember. tino marfirte iIt 70 pe,,ia, tae Gie.
Ee alaubtcn, bas Sabr tabe gar feineu inbi-
sntfdtS ecmmet ssbabt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

Die Bin Sur 8erbsGeruns ces lhdnblihen
Gargefeses, 8, 70 caB 8anfen, Staats-
fhutotheins uno Supelen gerace 70 betart
peroen foaeu Dte anberes gi9enthum, flu
bet ,lnter BEN gDhtgs in Der @jeles9ebuns
bcftigen Wtesrltano. DaB man fcgar ben
Sattcl oes eaupSmanns betart, bas fnben
Die 9Sti9s gang red,t,-baG aber bic reid,en
@apitalitcu, Die nit itrem @eIb Wuder
in osnSanfen trtibeu, Den ihnen BON 9fehts-
ipe9en sufcmmencen 9beil an ssn 9oren
tro9en icllen, caocn tpcuen fIe nid.s spiRen;
Wann miro bic arbeiterbe MaGe bon Sbto
ben 8eutet u unb Die 9!uaen II tbun,
unb feline Wtig9tsen gum Sempel hinans-
iaoeu 2 (@eltb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
. d bt b 8 DS.

Ger nahltehence Brief ces wafern Ia.
pto 600 an ecH Nerausgeber ces Estates
mann" lpridt fir Et, feltt. @ern tdtten
mir ben trefHtden Mann nod elnnal ols
oen Sannertrdeer Der Dcurfratte ocn Sbto
be9rii6t; er Ichnt ieech,- aus benz eoel-
iter, uneiQennilti9lten ScDeo9runne- bic
@tre ab. I'm frei uno unethinoert i'm ndd,-
item observation-disclosures Tn cen orrcer-
fen 9iciben Der Demcfratie ju fonsSter, u.
Den Staot bon Srt su Srt lm Dtenfe oeS
Quten Sadhe onrtrellen III fcnnen, tpu Ir.
Goo In lS48 fein @anotoat ieDn. Jtrbler
Ufann @s 1T fir mobr nld't IN ERE Sd,ulo,
es 1T nidt Die Sdhulo uuiersr bcmfdlen
Sritoer BON Sbio, bae Der treffid,e Wann
nldbt ae9enndrttq auf benz 9ruoernGrelfub.
lie (lbt. Gtnen teheru Wauu bat Die Gemo-
tratie nie ernanut. (qEefb.
9R II 10 r t ber s. err !-~-gSlr Nl-
le ha6en urlodbe uns iber bas 91efultat Der
lcbten lSaklcn in Sbio Su be9lildwuufheu.
Alle llnlltdnoe ermcdrn, haben mir redIt gut
Qethan. Il Dch id, tate neeer 3eit nod
0tei0ung MIDI lter bic @erganaenheit eber
3ufunft peiter aussupreGen, al6 CO nleine
etgne pericn betrift. SD mill oaber ohne
9Selteres bemcrfen, oaB idl inter tetnen
Iumlt1noen einlplCligcn FINN IN lS4S ober-
mdi5 Elm @dncicat gu feyn.
sd p&ulote ooB meire 9InlIhteu unb
Gntihliil1e uter eielen puuft unlrcr NDartbei
reft bolo befannt mfrbcn, bomt oiefelbe
htnreidenoe 3eit bot bic Sluspdtl eines
Sannertr69ers fir Die u0hite g4otl ;u trcf-
fen.
y@lne srpse llrfahe biefes GntidluHts
osifebt carIn, bae id, mir racurh cine @e-
le9enteIt serfdaffe ren Stoat BON Srt III
Srf gu ourhreifeu-9dn;lih ungebineert-z
NIT fenem anocrn SntrelIe in Rem 9leful-
tate ole Der befheicenite 3uhtrer, Ger mid,
ourh felne @e9enmurt bcebren mag. Iie-
ie Steaun9 in Is48 einSuneb men.
oas ut meln GntihluB. Sn feirer ancerH
Stellun9 fam id, Der Nemcfratie ron Shio
BEN Oanf beieu9er, bic id, ibr ieuloi9 bin
fur bic olele @hre Nie |Ie auf mid, hdufts.
v0ebt uns ehrl d gR d inner fiir
Sapblcaten tn 1913 ih fraoe nibt tarnads
NO Ge Dpbnen-uno ieb itelle men Qeben
Elm, baB Shic in Gle cemctratiIhe 2inie
rcllt.
sgufridti9 rer Shri9e. ... .sE:
Oapib g p,b."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
q rs c H. i a.
fir Grribtuns inc SpEe8

u " ! | w u IL etHe 3 y Re &c
uno thcplc 9,id,en emtnars
III @antrn.
Die genna. Qutber. GDnpte prn Ohio.
bat teid!chen, i'm nddl item Sruhiabr i'm
cltlthen Shio ein Gcle9e su erridten uno
cine @cm mltee ernannt, um Die SAGE ce{lel.
ben III belttmmer. 9Iui Der @cnferen,, mel
DIE leste tppd,e in tleit9er Stobt sniammen
fam, tparo ferner beldlrhen, ba6 mir bic
Stoot 9antcn hiersu pcr9cfdlagen, ccraus.
9elest, oob Die Shrger oieier Gtaot uns be.
reltwilli9 entaeaenfcmmen. 0er lit alio Ell
ne herrllde @cle9enheit unierer Staot su
osrlhtneruL llno ihr auGerccm teoeuteuo su
nusen.
Die Sage Der Sodbe 1T bis iebt folaenoe:
Dieies College icQ an einem iold,en Srte
I'M cltilben Ohio errihtet ipereen, cen bic
cd5u ernannfe Scmnltee fir ben beffen tdlt,
uno nenn co6elbe erriohtet it, 70 fri cas
fbfploNtide Semlnor genannter GDncre,
meldse lld 1est Ill @olumbus tefinnet comit
rerbunoen mercen.
Ote Yoncs ces Seminars (cbne gittic-
ttet II. !, n.y. telaufer flch auf bon $l2 600
p'e 1000; uno es miro nit Sieherheit
opraueoe,est, caB fir cas- College tpenio-
lfens $4,000 gefammelt mercen ftnneif.
Serichteoene Stdcten i'm Succ1fen biefes
Staates boten iehcn N!serbicten aemaft
ooa 5000 bis $500 unrer Der 9eoineuna,
Gap e'e Anltalt in ihrer Stapt erridtet
Sen Nasen, ben beice sInlfalten Der
S.a0' s.n 9r'Iaen miireen. mare 9ewie eros /;
es'l' am llnterridt i'm @clese fam iecer
( bell netmen, Der cs milneht: uno i'm &C.
nlnar nlro Der unterriht unenteeIolid er-
fhellt NnRerbem tclfebcn G,setunas. aln-
Falten, tDeldr untemtttelten frcmn,en iuu-
gen Mdnnern bic Winel perfhaffeu, (Iob in
Der Snifolt auslubllcen.
Suraer BON @antcn, mas iaat ibr baau ?
mlScut 49, tbr btefe 2 9lnaolten bier baben 2
9Ssnn ,hr es mnnfdt. 70 banbeIt fhuel uno
last bale BON eud, h6ren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

See<u fdlIe irdhrcno res Sabre
ls46.-Der geridbt iiter Soncel unc g diff
fallt sei9t Die 3otl Der lln9Ird6fdae, Die
(lh anf Der Gee, mGbrenb cesS sSahrs, cas- nit
ten1 80 Sunt 1S46,euci9t, erei9net babcn.
Gte sluSabl Ger Sd,if'e betrd9t l42 Gcns
uengcbolt "6,S97. Gpu Gompf b6ten fnb22
er!Oren 8e91 n9en ; Tonnenashalt 3l44.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
@ hi 0 Gtnats-B 0 te.
Ganton, Witttppcs, c,auuar 20, 1S47

eSrun6saetfe urn ntebt Maenner.

eTrunesaetfr unn ntcbt R4aenner.
Ganton, Wfitt,poct, Jannar go, 1s47,
YSdhreNo Der yObtp Staat5 6pte" BON feiz
ncn bemcfrattltbcn @clleger freuoig beorilBt
miro, DernyIad2t ieit Gribeiuen inter BEN
9Stt9aGoitpren gebeime Sefor9ni0e, Die 1Ieb
bic mo oa tuno 9eben. Sr bat !. 9. uner
9iat)6or bonn uSobtc 91epoIItcrD' ft flinf
4Gcdca lang atgemilht 8eflpmmenbeit feiz
ne5 Sler5eu5 5u unterbritcten. Sebpcb linoer
81 ifDei9en mar Dem 9utsn Maure ni6t
mchr mo9ltc,. GT mad,te ieineln 9epre6ten
SHcrScn III eircm 9lrtifel prn fe6cn 3eilen
2llft uno erfldrte oaS TOrmot uno bic dulz
icre 9tu3ltattttn9 oc5 Stuatbcten fir e.
lpett q l. rarnt n6cr Die Q9hi98 urrGns
bcpcnoent6 npr Ieirer ultra bemctrotiIhen,
SIntt.Sanf uno 2lutiGarif Genbenn fl,rd-
teuo oeielte mSd)te am @noe mandem Gerz
tlenoeten bic 9tM9en iiber oas Grelten Der
fDoernllitNthcn GH6enprielter Gffnen, fpe
ctnltSlla5 Die Saal5pfaffcl elltlarote. gStr
fnocn olea Slp1r 0anS natllrlteh, neil 10 tr
trtlien eoB cen SprG6lineeu Ger fDceraittThen
Sd'uie ca6 oemofratift,e lrinSip, jebers
Sclt pertaet 1T, ltnb oa unlcr 0tod1bar, lp oiel
mir ptlicn, III jener Sd,ule gebtlpet purbc,
10 tpttreen mir ii, Der Shat su nett geben,
mrl(ten mir perlan9er, caB Ct i'm Glitter leine
Gcr!icte fir f5oeraliitiihe M1aBreoeln, (bes
befanntltd, III elmer ipcSiel!en Gje1esgetuug All
Gnrfen YrnGnnfenL Spefulanten unb@cn1z
pa9ntcn belfeteup,) } oerlduqnen 1cQ. - 81 e.
fpefta b I 1T bel ceujeuigen, eie basGrlf
in Gcrne tme uno Sem ne tbeitcn,
ein febr 6cltebter 9u6bruce. @ei Der Seec.
Die man init ttefent 9lnsrrud pertinbet, fGnlt
es jeoreD nur itet6 anf Den dufern Gd1ein
an. 9Ser fIb ). 9 mad, Der Weooe fletpet,
III ele9onten auttotcn fdtrt> Observation-Disclosures
ten 9ett, eitc 9e,riiIc Summe jdbrIitb fir
gspcllterte Stl,bIe in Ger Stride besablt IT, fer.
ner 9lIee, moe rcn frGcnonnten gcntilen Qcrs
ten ftr faihtonobel Qehalttn ,pirb, fein be-
ptadltet 1T efpe fta bel cn eteIer Gez
Stebun9 baben mir ut5, III Der GtBern 9lu5s
tattun9 res StaotfbrterL ren Scifan unles
res 9iadtars erircr6eu 0a6 Die Genceus
unieres Vlattes nid,t rrnbet, freut uns berg
lth nno rtent al6 Elm ceutid1er 8enci6, cas
mir ben gfa9el ouf cen &rpf 9etrcffen baben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

Der u9cnneaut 9epcrter," cine in 9llbta-
fu!a GcuniD gel rudte WblQ,eituuo, oloutfe
III cem y lhei1en ieree glottes Geleoeu
hctt oefunrcn III hoten, fiji, ols Elm Shule,
ccs cDmpden S,cfnarren so N, u be
melien su flnuen. Gr fa9t ndmid,: ,,@ine
ueue reutiohe Coco 3eitung it far,lrc, III
@antrn onaefanQen wosben, untcr cem 81
tel ,,Sbic Sraatsbrte" II. 1T tcitimmt, ipie
man oern,uthst, feirer larttei auf ihrer
ndd'iten 0lcife ccn SolsFus tinouf, ais Got
fee su cteneu.' $ 9Hlr tonucu ihm Die ga,
tDrc in 8e,ua auf rblsen Srtifel nidt otfpre-
d'en II. fuo oaher tereit ibn erfenntl'hfeits-
talber tn Die Gategrrie Der bodsfnsi-
Gen Saunen 1u fffaen eamit benz ger
oicnif feine Grcue psrce.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20
. 0 It Dffce.
Canton ben IL

- eantcn Den II. Sar., le47.
gstt beutl9em Datum an mltIen oIIe
pritselSer in bieier Sffee baar be,ablt
wercen. 4"
o-sm' @ecr9e Dunbar, il. o. M.
Den Ureunben in Canton, Slid auf ;am
"eaea 5ahrs.- lN. 8. Oshmfea.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

Sn Tem-Srleons piro Gje[o atm 9tn-
sanfe BON spei @brcnfdbeln Qelamnrelt, olc
bem Rcmmanoeur bcs fran;6Giden ShifFr5
WerturD nno bem ecut. Carleton, bon Der
en9l- Nre9attesGnopmicn, fir Die Don ibneu
10 rndGhtslcs Der ManuIhaft Der ,,grloo
Scmers' seleiitete Nillfe, iibssrsiht werpcn
foQen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

T0ranfrci d, hat Qe9enmdrtiq eincTlct
te bon 10 SeNeln in Meerbuien prn Mcr
TO ga 6ranfreih feline &clcnie in ienel
@e9eno bat, { bic weltinoilhen Gcioulel
Sranfreihs fonnen bier nid,t in getradh
fOmmen,) 70 1T es iutmer oufal(enb, baf
Sranfreth in jenem Meere Elm 10 ltarfe De
mpnfroticn maGt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-20

The Ohio Cultirator rebisirt uno beraus,
9e9eben ppnNrn. Ne. 9, 8atebam, inSoluus
bus, fir ben duBerit biQi9en preis bon s1per
Sabrt bat fceben ieiuen Dritten Sabr9an9 be-
9cnncn. 9ieieS Slatt erIheint befannttih
mcnatlid) 2Oeat uno 1T benz 9lcfertau unc
Der @artenflmlt 9ewiomet. Gs ,piro nit piel
9elhtflthfeit 9elettet uno 1T fpIrote bon
etnem jeoem eanowirtbe gelefen su ,peroen.
9Str itto erbbti9 Subicriptipren parauf ans
5unebmen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15

DIR. Henry OxDERDoNK, who resigned
the Episcopate Of Pennsylvania a few
years ago, and who was suspended from
the exercise ofhis functions, on a charge
oftoo freely INDUCING in the use of ar
dent spirits, will we understand, be most
likely restored to Bishopric, by the Con-
%vention about TO sit; tho evidence being
that he has entirely abstained during the
intervening time. We hear, farther, that
a Church will be erected for him by somo
of the Episcopalians CT Philadelphia
N. Y. Express.