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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
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Portraits exquisite STYLE without regard weather
Instructions given in the a t.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
1)otttp.
A Sunday.
BY MARY HOwITT.

BY MARY HOWITT.
sour six days toll is over;
This is the day of rest:
The bee huns in the clover,
The lark springs from her nest.
All living things are CHEEKY
Upon this Sabbath morn:
The blackbird cannot weary
Of singing on the thorn;
The sheep within the meadow,
Like driven snow they look;
The cows stand in the shadow,
Within the willowy brook.
otis like that famous picture
Which came from London down.
You must go and see that picture,
When next you're in the town.
And then there's that engraving
| told you of last spring
I've been these six months saving
To buy that lovely thing
Well, both of them resemble
This view at early day,
When diamond dewdrops tremble
Upon the dog-rose spray;
In both there is the river,
The church-spre and the mill
The aspens seem to SILVER;
The cloud floats DER the hill
AS soon as breakfasts over
Well forth this merry morn,
Among the fragrant clover,
And through the summer corn;
In the great church of Nature,
Where God himself is priest,
Well join each joyful creature,
Flower, insect, bird and beast.
The birds praise God in singing
Among the leafy sprays,
And loving heart IS worship,
A joyful soul is praise!
Come then, this day of seven,
Gods gift to toll, shall be
A little bit of heaven
On earth to thee and me
IT'S the babe will carry
My youngest, darling boy
Aud Bess and little Harry,
They will be wild with Joy
For them the wild rose mingles
With woodbire on the Dough,
And birds in Ieafy dingles
Shout welcome 20 them now
Sweet wife, make haste down yonder,
Down by the milIer's farm,
Through old feld-paths we'll wander,
Thy hand within my arm!
"For Sunday leisure needing,
The books I've bought are these
The very books for reading
Beneath the summer trees!
They're by that brave young poet,
Who wrote of Locksley Hall
That charming verse-you know it
You saw it first of all
And meath the lime-tree shady,
Among the summer corn,
I'll read of Brleigh's lady
A village maiden born,
Haste, haste, and get thee ready,
The morn is wearing on;
The woodland lanes are shady
The dew dries; let's be gone"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
WtWGJ Benefit.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mo WALL CT n VORK

HIS useful and popular Institution offers opportunity such
wish Insure their life that of friend
quite advantageous those any Company Europe Amer
lea. Its plan partakng of the SAVINGS BANK and MUTUAL
INTERESTS affords the security of the and gain Of the
Dher embraces provision for Married Women Insure the
lives of their husband, the Wife the insured
The premium if $50 paid fourth cash. and three
ouhs secured note may be paid weekly, monthly,
quarterly This Company during the past year, has issued 1901
Policies received s54 269 25 premiums paid
LOSSES amounting Seven Thousand Dollars. 272 Policies
issued in the month of April last. Information furnished
assurances effected by
EDWARD II. PRENTISS
NOntpelier 1886 If
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
Harm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the we'll known FARM formerly
by the of the Lamos farm Said farm lies in
Monkton the stage road from Burlington ddebury by the
way Of Hnesburgh Staksboro and Bristol Said farm
1870 acres under good Improvement with two dwelling ho
SEES of them good repair wOodhOuse Joining together with
good and shed attached barn. and good frame
hog PEN Sid farm well wateed plenty Of fre-wo toget
with considerable quantity of saving TIMBER both hemlock
pine good orchard and always productive Said farm has
good rich soil always yielding beautifully to the labor of the
1t has pleasant situaton mile
g MILL MILL carding machine, clothing works. blacksmith
shop cara &c shop &c And than all this, it within
good negborhood honest and upright farmers which is
priced than the gold of Oph Said farm otherwise advan
tageosy suatedsuch convenience of Market &c &c. and
the subscriber
premises DANIEL VARNEY.
Monkon Oct s. 1886 42:tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Remedy for
COW s UMP TTON,

COWS UMP T / o N,
AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR AsTH
ma every STAGE Liver Complaints, Bonchtls Influenza
Coughs Colds Bleeding Of the Lungs Sh0aIesJ b o. 1est
of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
vev important disease over which this Basam" exerts
very powerful influence is that of diseased LIVER In the
complaint has undoubtedly proved more ecacous han
remedy hitherto employed and in instances when
nts had endured long and suffering from the disease
without living least benefit from the various remedies and
when MERCURY has resoed in vain the of this
Rasam has restored the Liver to healthy action
Instances effected PERMANENT CURES after every other
Besides astonishing efficacy in the diseases above mentone
find it very efectqa remedy IN ASTHMA complain
in which has been extensively used Win uecueu ~ even
in cases Ofyears' standing
It not only emanates from regular but mas pee,
not my Intention therefore, either to cloak IN mystery or IN
any way public by Overratng its virtues on the con
tray Ishal simply endsavor to give brief o. us use
fne and atter myself that its surprising ehcacy VIII enable
furnish such proofs of its virtues as VII satisfy inc most IN
ceduous that Consumption may and "CAN BE TIM
medicine be resoted to in time.
There is perhaps no disease with when our county ID an
ed sweeps off annually manv victims as that fell DE
of the Human acetOnsumption Day aler gay year
hures TO the portals OF
silent tomb fresh added victims to its conquest Ne wa TX IN
life sacred from It's hsng in m No. ags and be
all alike food for this common enemy of mankind rms
white haired PATRIARCH whose life of temperance has rendered ms
system mpervous the attacks of other ills and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment calm evening" mas
from world bright to minds which look compaceny on
is nohep the afflicted No preventive of the danger
which changeabe and tickle cline! We think
there be- And if the allegations Of those who are
titled veracy may believed there lisa preventive and rem
edy =,
Wsars Baam of Wild Cherry is offered suffering world
as such adventitous ADD of long string OF
fictitious give noorety Its true value and nrn
sic excellence are sufficient confidence of the
public, and
"Waft fame''
the name of the inventor benefactor Of his species
AGENTS.
Montpelier Redfeld Collins Waterbury, Goss
Marshfed, Putnam; Barre, w Walker; Mddlesex, G
Stowe Narthfeld, Whites Washington, Dickinson Chel
sea, Dckenson Noble Newbury + Reyes Bradford
Low; Wells River, Shedd Stow, Camp; Hydepark, L
Noyes Morrisvlle Herrick Bristol, W amlee Enos
burgh James Dean; w Berkshire, w Bartonj Royaon
Nevns; Chester Joseph Hadley; Townshend Thomp
son; Sharon Baxter and Wabrdge; Bethel, W Smith We
Randolph For sale also by druggists and appoint
agents generally throughout VT Price 81 bottle 25:eowl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
GnLD and SILVER WATCHES.

Musical Ins trumen IS.
Snch Claone Flutes, Flies, Riddles, French Hons Violin
Bows and Strings of all kinds; also,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-04
Life EmSuram nee.
THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMP

NY OF.WIEW YORK
Having established agency Vermont offer opportunity
individuals Policies upon their lives the vse
their friends favorable those any
in this country.
Bankfoms of application and any information relative the
institution may be had and assurances effected application by
Mail otherwise lie. WRIGHT, Agent, Montpelier VT
April 90, 1876. 2OtE
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

Aus 98afhin9ton. Die tpthti9e
Teuisfeit> baB id) bort oas @erildt oerbreia
tete, oae Die Srteoensunterbanctun9en ab9es
brchen ieien uno Seott {lh gum Scmbaroes
ment pOrterc;te> fam Swe.maI auf tele9rapbr
ihem We3e in Waihinstcn an, uuo 9laubt
man, ca6 lIe nidbt alien 9runoes entbebre.
@eneral Galeneia TBt i'm Gefdusuis ppn
@uareleure.
pareees ftll ocn Santa 9Inna ben 9efebl
erbalten haben, Wcrifc cbne Weitercs i'll
oerEahen. Yareoes 1T a5er niht Der WannL
cer oem Sefeble Santa Auna'e otne Wsite>
reeScl9e leiltet. G5 miro pctl erlt su ciuem
San1pfe 5mlid)en beicen Serren fpmmen.
slrilta, 2lmpuoia, Nlincn, 2Ilmcnts u. au'
ocre merfaniltte 2td)ter Ithctnen 9dn5lid, er>
Ioid!en ,n ieinL we,.i9lten6 miro Eiht6 ben
,tneu 9etDrt.
Suftdmenta, Der alte WtNeriat)cr Santa
s!nna's 1T audi mattlc5, uno fam ndts
tbunt als murren. 9lus Den neueiten gerid,.
ten ldBt ild, annebmeh baB Santa 9tnua
oeu Srteocn erhaItcu fam, pcnu er rinn,aI
ab9elttlcneu it. (0t. 3. D.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

ihludt uno nahber Die ubr bet I'D, bebaltelt,
nm fur lid, ielblt su feben, ,pelde Bit es lei,
ba Die Yclitifer uno Gbeclceen oarllber mid t
einis tperoen tOauen. SIR Naturfori1sr 1T
cieier 6atI inicfern interedant, ais bacurd
Der uuterftieo itpifheu Wsnld1en uno joaps
fiIh beftimmt tpirb. Ser Meufh trd9t feline
llbr ant Baud uno Der Soapfld tint Baud.
SIM 9ebduie Der llbr befano iIb Der Name
bes nbrmahes nebit Der Nummer. Dieier
beIann fh, bic llbr ,tpei Sabre pcrber an
eineu Soerrn 2hcmplcn, Der ieinem Sctn,
tpelder nah slfrifa reiien wcllte, ein @ee
Ihenf bamit madte, perfauft su boben. Der
junse Mann febrte, tpie man icbt, ne wei-
lamb Yrcphet Spnae, tm-, ,gBallflN"-eiu
8ela9ter prppbet muroe, pie bDie 3unoeu
bebaupte,, nod bret Gasen tinaus9cmprfen,
neil ct leine 3td1e nidlt besahlen fcnnte. -
D,eier junge S,r. Ttcmplcu ihsint in dbnli-
der Glemme leine llbr ais pfano suriidJe>
Ialen su habeu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

c5u Der Olihe uon Din9le, eancaiterittre,
fanb unldneit Gin bluti9eS Duea ;tuiiten
spei ueapolitanifhen Matrprn itatt. Sbrer
feds batten Ih in einen einlamen aSalo be-
aebeu, INN bort cine @brenfahe ausSuma'
den s,pei asirten babel ais Secuncanten,
,tpei als 3susen unc bic beioen anoern frd's
ten ibreStreitisfetten NIT Observation-Disclosures
aus. Der8ampf enbete nidt eber, aIs beibe,
BON 8lutperluft ermatet, su Bcoen fanfeu.
Der cine Der Dulleanteu tpurbe in oas furs
iihe SoofpitaI scbrad,r, no er nun an s'pans
5ie8unosn sefdbrlih carnieoerliest, Der a1s
oere in's nfroihe. Dieier bat Muncen am
Naupte, pelde bon Der Stirn bis sum 8inn
ettpa I biz 8 3Oa berablduft uno febr tief bis
lit bic 8noben berein eiu9elhntten 1T.
Wan 1tebt aus oieiem Setipiele, su tpels
den 8erridtheiten bic unGnnieen 9ln1dten
BON ,,Gbreuiahen" fortrciBsu. Sei ben nies
beren @lafen in 9eeapel weroen oer9leihen
8emebel eben 70 feierlih betrieben, a!s BET
nns DuelIe au5 SduB unc Sc'eb.
(9Jt. Dem.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

urea, Der merifaniId,e Sonoitenbaupts
mann, Der in Der 9tibe bon Wonterep ieiu
linmeien treibt, uno Msrifauer iowohl tpie
9lmerfaner beraubt uno ermorcet, bat cine
prcflematicn erlaNen, pcrin er Die amerfa<
niiden Scloaten aufcrbert 81 be6ertiren uno
unter ibm Dienite su nebmen. @r fhpast in
feiner 9Drotlematicn 9erace wie einBhis, err
fldrt ben &ries fur unAeredt uno scttlcs II.
fiibrt oielelben @rlnbe an Die mir tdslid ii,
benSbip Whts;eitunsen leien. Wabrlid, hat
linn Semano cine Wbis,eituu9 su9efhjdt.
uuiere 2ruppen wercen lbm nit pnloer u.
Blei antrpcrten, ,penn er fh niht balo aus
benz Staube maft. gSb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
SO / atis uon Wae erifo.

Sn penieecla it bic Brise Sscuta anees
lan9t, peld)e lpdtere Nadridten bon Sera
@rus uberbrahte. Niernad haben llt, Die
Observation-Disclosures eerihla9en mc
Sauta Slnna uhb Sen. Scctt baben 1lh gcz
9enIeiti9 bes @a6entillfanosSruhs auses
tlast, unb bic 6einb Ielisteiten taben pisoer
beecnnen. giniee Suncert uuferer eeute
tpuroen Don l 0le9imentern Der Werifaner
anse9rifen aber nit einem 1erlu(te ocn
$500 Wann suridaeIhlagen. Sen. Scctt
cran9 in bic Stabt Mtrifp uub bate llt in
,wei SrraBen feit9eftet. @jrp6er Sd'acen
,puroe ihm burd oos ShieBen uno Steln-
,perfen aus 8cnitern uno srn ben 0dtern
;u9efiist, uno Gen. Wortb beoeuteuc, der
nidt aefdhrlih oerwunoet. Der Gerluit auf
unlerer Seite felt benz slbmorid bon puebla
ioQ 5000 Mann iein. Yareoes fcl auf Der
Sra6e bon Sera @ru; uuo @eoico nit Ell
ncr ercsen @uerillabanoe itehen. Gon Sras
,os waren arc6e Gsritirfun9cn fir nniere
Iruppen III Gera erus an8cfcmmcn.
Nrn' Grilt's BorIhlaq, bic Ser. 'Stoateu
tpcllten 20 WilIicnen Gtaler fir eiuenGncil
Sallfcrnien's sahlen, tpurbe bon cen meri
taniihen @cnlm6dren ansencmmcn. ea9ez
gen puroe De Scrittag, ben Hio Gronre
als @,rdnSe 81 bstrabteu, prompt ab5eIdla<
9en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

SIT Der Tdhe BON pittSburs erihlus cine
S5jdbri9e Scd,ter ibre Stiefnut.er, als Ie
ollein bel 1aufe rparen. Die M6roerin mari
ben eethnam bann ins &amin, mad,teUsuer
barum nnb unterbielt oeGen 70 lanse, Bis
eerlelbe perbrannt par. Sim folsenben 2as
ae mMrbe bic Mcrtthat entbcdt uub Die eins
aebolte WDrberin seftano ibr Derbreden.
@runb su bieier srdslid,en Chat nar oiellns
einisteit, bic curh bic Stiefmutter insSoans
8efommeu. Gin ernifer Binf fir Stiefeltern
unc Stieffinber, tpcbin es fcmmen fann.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
S0relt fir lSNZ.

Den torbaren @inmptnern BON gtarF
SpuntY miro hiermit betonnt aemaht, cag
ICY am 6ten nddllfsn Sertembers onfanaeu
'peroc, bic laren bela9ten @puntD's fir 6as
Sahr l847 Su ccacctiren, rno III Dem 3mede
'd, leltit ODER mcn Dtputirter rnen Tda in
jecem Ionnihip an ODER nohe ben ecm6bnIis
hen QGahlp!asen BON lO llbr 8crmittaas
sig 4 llhr 9tahmitta06 Su9e9en iein ,perce>
Ole Sarcn BON Golden, Wetd'e Te baielb(t
gu besabien pllnihen in @mpfan9 gu reb-
MeN. 1liMlh
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
QSo It
AeJobann 9lrolpb Q(noer,

ecneitor bon prcfelftcn, ans St.WenceI,
preuBen 2 = Seine untcrseidnetcn 8riioer
wiiniden ietnIihif Nafrid,t uber i'm ,u err
baIten. @r fol- itt sulebt in Mempbie, In,
aufNehalten haben. Solltem ibm ccer einem
iener Sefannten bieie 3eilen au @efIhfe
fcmmen, 70 U,rb um fcfDrtiae 8enad,ridbtis
euns unter Der NcoreGe Plug. II. Griebr.
sltieer, German @orreipcnbent Office, Bal
---~s aph " s,ebeten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

SO tno
Ytilipp SO artin uno
SIS be m @ f eto,
Der Cine 1T ein 9Seber nuo Der Slnrcre
eln Stren1er, aus Gihelrh, @autcu
WSgrltaot 9jrc6tersr9thum Sse6ens
Narm taot.
Diclelben wnnoerteu i'm Sabre 1912 mad,
ben Ser. Staaten aus uno waren Den lesten
lSuter III Der Otihe BON Sharlcitcn, .. 6.
Shr Safer phupp Sheic, fam AM 49, Snli
in Wtllmoufie an uno blttet feline SDhne, ft,
lc balo ais mb3lih in Milwautie, 9S. &,
etninfnesn.
philipp Sd)eib,
;u erfraaen III Der Bi5ecnTn Sanner
SffIc.e
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
Ofabony gountp.
Tar 6 0 III nj tffioner:
Gcbert Inrnbuu, ESQ.
gS o e
Sei,tricb Sirri,,

9ebitrtte BON Jfuppertsweiler, 0anceommifz
1artats Yrmaleus in 9lbeinbaDern :? Derz
ieLbe mohnte mebrere Sabre bel @altcn in
penniDlpanien, perlieB jeood, cisieu Mat
i'm Sabre 1887 III @smeinId,aft ieines Srus
cers Saccb SirrY> INN nodb Dem Staote
Ohio Su rancern; in Starf Scunty ieoct,
anaetcmmen, erfldrte cerielbe leinem oes
nannten Srucer.. sros er Nh crtleib(f ME-
eeriulanen 9eicnnen iei, uuo blob bcrtlclbf
nrem iem Sruber rie StciIe bis bierber ~
ieinen Gltern uuo @eltwiiteru fcrt1ette
oa jeech icin 8ater eeitprbsn III, Is mirt
oerlelbe blerourd' erlutht, weeen grbItafts.
sln9cle9enbelten ilh unperSlslih ,u melcer
unter Der Slobrc6e:
eubnie 8trrY,
Saroinia y. 8, Brcmn 60. Ohio
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
81 d / d
g r Il # E II + q II { t..

Tattritt miro hermit eeaeben, tae it
perGeaelte 8orlhld9e fir Die Wieoerzgrrid's
tuug Ger Srlide itber bic 9timlid,iQersSreef
anuebmen merce, uno Spar an >. e. graus
nilt9's 8 Mnble
Sauta9s oen l9ten Sftoter
nm 2 llbr 9aohmlt;a9s, 100 etn Staatss uno
perihiecene @cuntYspe9e bsla9te Greef ourd)s
ldneiben. -
Sur bas 9tdbere uno ccn plan beEaeter
Birdie erfunci9e man ilt BET Dem uuter
setdueteuL
George Naucnite,in,
GcuntDsGrmmiiGondr.
9Dife Sp, Sept. Is 1917. 4O-5m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

Die Whias prablen Getpalti9 eamity
taB Ile in oiefem Sabre in Stance ieta spsr>
ben $225 600 Don Der Staatslhulo absube>
3ablen Ofun muB mani aber tpi6en, cas Die
Candle in Sb;c burd, bic oermetrte slnsfuur
i'm perRp6enenSabre AT 2Dllen allein $780,
900 mebr eiubrahten als I'M oersansenen
Sabre. Nn8eroem erbDbeten lle Die Garen
ann 1925 600! - Sie icllten baher btQi9er
Meile bisiesSahr $780, 600 BON Der Staatsz
fdulo abte;ahlen. Stattce6en aber ri.bmen
Ge Fh baB Ie s225, 900 absahlea w d II
babens a6er nod nidt 9etbaH uno nerbens
audi Dit Qeiht ntd,t ttun! bcfen aber eurh
bielepraMerei oem Sclfe Dor oergBablSanb
in bic 9lusen su itreuen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

gtcnf1ll5 merte itt ouf meiner 9lmt6ifube
III @Antcu opm "A. September bi6 90. De-
ccmber 9c9cnndrtia iein, nm bic Gareu BON
Golden, tpelhe nld't in 9crou5 besahlt ba'
ben, su erheben. - Oiejeui9eu, melte eteS
pernadldi19en, milf1en erwartrn, caB Gs
;Efdb!ite &cilen at be;uhlen taben,
Tcl0enres 1T Der Setrao, mclt,er auf jes
ccn DpQar ccs 90srtbs fir oaS laufcnce
Sahr bereltuea 1T.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
QB 0 It
cSobann 8aptiit 2Balbbrun

aus cem GDnigrcid SaDern?
0erfelbe fam orr Sahrer nad Tprcs
,lmerifa uuo 1T feines @eIdafts Gin WDbels
Streiner. Der llnterseihuete, iein Grucer,
pelder felt Ie,ner Slbreiie BON Geutlohlanb
,itts peiter bon ihm aeADrt, rpilnidt iehn-
id(f lrineu 9lufntbolt su tp,Heu. @tmaioe
Riubeilunsen neroem unter fOlsencer Nos
,reGe erbeten
Scbann Mdlbbrun.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
gefanntmaebunQcn.
81. g. 9ficfc6oseos.

l1ntcrSeid'neter ,eiat hiermt Dem oerets
ten putlifum an, baB er llt lit biei9er
Stabt ats 2lrst. QSunoarst uno @eburtsteI>
fer neoer9elaIen hat. Gantrn g. 1.1947,
Or. 60. JtteIhDna.
IT, Seine Wchnunq 1T bel W. 9inf,
Orn. Whilipp 8dd,el's Shmiece 9e9euilber.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

Gclumtiana County.
&c enator
Sllher q. Slcd Jon.
eprd lenteuten;
Sclepb s. QSilllams.
Sanes Yattcn.
9 heriff
Wi0iam SeQilrn.
@ d, bmet ter:
Same5 s. @alrmeu.
Com III i1lipnerG
SoIram 0aoer.
Staate 9ln ait:
Scbn elarfe.
eanome fer:
Scbn Sptnce.
Sorpner:
6arian Sbcmpicn.
q + me bausz Oirectpr:
Sdmes pattericn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06

Solme5 Gountp.
91eprdie MT:
9lhtb. Saccb Spcrbes.
g d riff:
Somuel y. Welrth.
g d, a 4 III G / iters
Sames Scebrcn.
9luo ttor;
01c6ert Su6tlce.
g taats : q II palts
0icbert g. Gilbert.
eanc IN fer:
5adiou SillcUtt.
6 0 NJ NJ milIioner:
cSames Nanua.
Cor oner:
9tcbert B. ScfsY.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-06
Oftober> 2Bab(.

~NItINb~ O~"NlH<
senators:
Barna6a5 Burns.
ReprdIentanten:
Solepb Wus9raoe.
Dan!ci Srcwer.
@pm m miI1ipner:
@owaro g. }oibbarb.
NtblanO County
Staats= Senatpr:
Sa:natas Burns.
Heprd fentanteu:
c5cltpb Wus3rooe.
Eaniel Sreper.
g d,eriff:
g8il(iam .. joammett.
g IL a 3 met ter:
9Inorcw @cnn.
Staatsz Qnpa(t:
Samuel s. Sufncco.
eommtliioner:
Sel1e gG. Oaoiolon.
01ecoroer:
San'es 6. Cor.
@croner:
Mihae! Sine.
9lrmen hau5- Oirectprcn:
@hriitrpher SNtrn.
George Mar1d,ag.
0ept StceenIon.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-25
UNITED STATES ARSENAL.

FAYETTEVILLE, n G. March 2, lS47.
nR. FOWLE-DEAR SIR Having used several
IL bottles Of Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry in my
family, for the complaints for which il is recommend
cd with decided beneficial effect chcerfuily advise
my friends, and all others who may need medicine
of that kind, to try it.
G.. A. SCHWARRMAN.
n. B.-Wc do not ask the public rely solely upon
recommendations produced from States far distant,
where the persons cannot be known but, having tcst
mony from every State in the Union, refer all who
have any doubts about the efficacy of this highly popu
lar and useful medicine, to their neighbors, no
have used the article.
D5.Beware Of countcreits and imitation -Syrups, and
all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember,
they only initiate in NAME without possessing the viz
tues. Buy but the genuine and original DR.. Wis.
tar's Baisam Of Wild Cherry-signed l. Butts on the
wrapper. SETH W. FOWLE, Proprietor,
Boston, Mass.
GJ-For sale by Wholesale and Retail by DIR. E.
BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN, in Stanton, and by
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines generally in Vr
GINA.
March 25 1917
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-25

Mn. EDrroR,-Will you allow plain citizen
of Augusta to ask through your columns, why
"Many Wings chose the Augusta Democrat as
their organ Of communication Was it TO gull the
Democracy and thereby get Democratic votes. or
was 1t to cast odium and suspicion on our able
Wing paper that has for SO many years been the
tirm and undertaking advocate of Wing principles
while the patriotic Captain is perhaps receiving
the enemies fire In the front, let it not be said that
he was ignobly attacked in the rear.
AN OBSERVER.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-25

DIED, in this place, Saturday the 9th inst, Mrs.
ELIZABETH DALTON, in the 60th year of her age.
For about 10 years Mrs. Dalton had been a sincere
and exemplary COMMUNICATE Of the Episcopal Church.
During this time she learned most Of her piety and
christian knowledge in the school of affection Her life
was but Illustration Of the power of the Gospel to
sustain in suffering and prepare meet death with
holy resignation and joy. The desire pronounce
higher eulogy on her than that she a christian Gin
whom was no guilc that she lived in peace and love
with all around her, and ''having the testimony of
good conscience III the comfort of reasonable religious
and holy hope in favor with God and in perfect charity
with the world" she ready TO welcome the Mas
ter at his coming For her to live Christ and TO
die was gain"
DIED, in this place, on Wednesday last, MARTHA
Ann, infant daughter Of Mr.. Levi Shaffcr, aged 2
years and DAYS,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-03-25
LAND FOR SALE.

7 WILL sell on Saturday the 18th day of March
N next, a valuable piece Of Land, on Middle River,
adjoining Col. Harnsbarger, George w. Crawford
and Others, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES,
and devised to be sold by the will of my testator.
1t will be sold on the premises by the acre There
is toleraby good DWELLING HOUSE on the
premises.
TERMs.-One fourth in hand. the balance in
three equal annual instruments the title reserved to
secure deferred payments. The land will be shown
by James Crawford and George w. Crawford.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Executor
of John Crawford. decd.
January %, l647. Democrat copy.