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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27
TIE HUNDRED HOUSES BURNT IN
G0NSFANTIN0PIE.

On the 18Th Sept, at about four in The after
noon, the shop ct a katUndjtt, or maker ef
s~Wtctmeats. situated in Ia, hsh-mafkrt eft
Pefd. caught fire. The streets IN the neigh.
bothood are exceedingly narrow. and The
houses are all built of wood. In d short time
all The erumbling sheds which were budaled
up together IN the fsh>markrt wefe IN ashes
As the fire iaerra.ed, The wind also rs.
Larse nieees OF blazing va neFe whirIFd
aloltln TIE ar, whilst ctduFts o. asuea atai5aF
rendered all attemp I at extinguishing the fire
impossible. Beior sunset the finest district
OF Pera was reduced to d heap Of sm8uideriau
RUNS. No less than 800 houses have been
burnt, and some OF them the hanlsamest in
Pera. Tn walls OF the new Eugli,h embassy
Were blaekened by The Sun Ike aud ashes which
filled the air and the Protestant chapel.
which stood close TO The garden wall OF the
palace, was burnt. TIE loss Of d ,ptrtv is
estimated al several mi lions OF ptastres.
II was reported al 81. Pelersburgh that the
caolera had appeared there. ant that II wa,
Tor that reason the Court had removed Ia NJ -.
COW. The Journal dcs Debats. however
qaetes a letter from 81, Pelersbnrgh. of th.
dh, mentioning that the epidemic had not
yet extended beyond Charkow, that it va.
much less fatal tbau formerly, ant that the
mortality Was s~carcei, out OF every 20 cases.
Early III The present year il committed
great raNages IN the Russian army acting
against The Circassians. Q
It IS stated that the numbtrof persons who
died OF cholera between the 10th Oct. 1876
aud the l4th June, 1917, in the Caucasus.
amounted TO 63IS. The cholera reached is
greatest intensity in Astracan on the 25lb
July. On the 3lst OF that month 1871 persons
died. 1t has now almost entirely dlsa ppearea
IN that quarter.
Accounts from St. Petersbursh, boast a de-.
clslye victory gained By Count Woronzov
over the Ciucasians at Aul Saltz; the Cauea@
ians are represented in IN Russian accounts
as having been put 10 flight.
Accounts 10 the 18th uit. state that the in
surFeetlon IN Albania had been suppressed by
Reschid Pasha
The eruption Of Vesugius still continues
bat the stream OF lava has changed lis course,
and now flows TO the night OF the crater in
stead OF the left
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27
NE OF FINF
Sfs atEsp,

FROM Daich<,s County, Ntw York
HENRN SMITH Wtlreseh thk county, on or aloui
- ~ ahfst af &uYentee 2 me- 81 IN some
Gsivfav rtsr SAyaS4 EvEs. and - YfrE BecKt
THE latter heiHg selected ~ one Of the hest itdycs 10,
Z ennecucut, Nr. Charles q. Smith, n Wolcattxv lilo
"a thAI state. an extract Of . letter from whom, m reiA
ten Ia the Bucks. Is appended. The sale VIII tske
place on
Wednesday, November toth i-i7,
al Wcst hlddietdsyH. atari eau.l distance between
Ne!isiUsch, Va. and " sstingieu. Pa, being slsout. u
nt4es Corn each Of The places. commencing at 10 O'Clock
J 81 Of sad day. ERtt months credit vii be gwen
and & reduction Of ; per rent, wi lie made for cash.
WoLeofs*tLLE Sept, Il, IsIT.
MI " heeNet-MY Dear SIT Mr.. Henry Smith star
tel yesterday win hs Hoes. lie has purchased in
Datchcss county, New York, , or goa Ewes, from sery
good hsrks, he took from me - Rams The iaeks fn1t
which these Rams were taken stand highest Of any IN
iAs section. selected every one Of them nyseif-
Ihrr VIII recommend themselves. I think, to aHy one
VINO isa Judge Of Sheep,
nct%1 CHARLES y. SMITH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27


AtsAlA
Inc l''IoN'a5 ever "hlsa we a'4s =
-eiSea 'f7h 3 s7's'et ID ala1s ht'tt 04't&3"
gl'la4 an account Oh 5ae several t7saseise4
o1 'hst o1Ni'toa ana 'ae hak'8 e sAs S'='7e
bridge VIZ ee 4oana A'e'1s f'se~a5as'
u 90 se I'm 51a225e3 " oa' 95+sHs sas
GRs. e5iaHa.''= 1l.eoa 2as'l'a Pa5t % s'5-
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ta'' our s..''.'s or '''''e - wy ''z'
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q. -. - A.. f..t 5,...,.
- - -. -. 800 =,
- - =, rsl
WILSON az Vera Cruz. ElrfY on tae 6sh, he
embarked With his company on board tbr
steamer New Orleans. and arrived the folIew
iaa tae- lie caught qp viii The Eear saari
81 tae eau which had preceded INN, and re-
ported himself to Capt Cummings. Whotyeu
will rteoiiee', Is cur captain Cap. e. had
With HIM 80 raw recruits, winch, united f.
Loun8s command, gave us % msa. Capt.
{. took command of tHa company Hesai=
iefed lnmenseis if7m The beat daraag tae lis.
two days match On tie Lush q Augustine
Bad our tifst introduction e t's eaeHE' wa
hfed upon Us from al smtde5e- t3e tff=5as=
taat to DO - mueh inIafy. lHfe= m#l slaf=
t1ee1 @e TEL lnto aa am5lszads oar ulter
Of march wsz-an advance guard followed BY
oae=baHf Of the train, Of p wagons. The cen
ire guard and the balance Of the wagons, ia
all 90 wagons. drawn by mlizsana American
hesses5 then followed the rear guard. Our
Whole iaTee, consisting af cavalry, zolUgrurs.
! infantry and two pieces of artillery, manned
by infantry soldiers detached nom eaehof the
men men NE ..,s1ts., 60.
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- - ''.e'''' "'3"3'a'i' ana
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- . ''o'N l'' 's'sie' lhe loot
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0f't'' "toa ~. up. cummings
- s"e NM So"nPant ifoia the ar
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

CHRISTIAN DEED.-We learn from
me hingof Courier, that a lew days since a Ia
ay' closely vei.t, called at the house of The
secretary OF The FEMME Orphan Asylum aud
Ita1dea to me Secretary a neat note and then
IeP7fted. Inc letter contained two one hnn.
ule9 doilar bulls aud d single Inc annnunciny
,"e iact mat the money was a donation TO the
asylum: The name Of the giyef Of In, gene.
tous glit 90 modestiy bestowed, is vel IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED II
MAJOR LAbEAS COMMAND FROM
VERA CRU To JALAPA.
AIFal0 0aUasA 0.usE ..

A. rs-e 0eJss, August 10
horfaau Wottascl--Pu,al John S. Lynch
company X.
HoHn21I--Capt Jas II. Calvclt. Volt
geat-. Capt. Arthur c. Cummings. lllh inian=
trs; Scfgc5nt Aha A. Seluvsr. company e.
81 d~mgoons. lacang S~-reeaut M5jor Of this
command, Corporal Comedies Neighbours.
YoitlzenTs, Corporal K. !. Terrell. Georgia
Mounted mes Private Jshu easily. do. d.:
Cerpaa6A. w. kBrejn, company X. tia
Infantry, Puvates Joln H,5b, a.. YIN. p.
CanpbeIl, company h, itth Infantry Nu-
sielan-Petefs, company Il, N~ottigeufs
Atthe National Bridge. August ~.
hilltd--sit. George D. Twiggs. acting in
the staff Of tie Commanding o.heer; Private
Casper B~eekHtan. company X. 4th infantry
Private VIM fomisou; Private Henry Stur
.gey. Light Ataliery Battery; Private John
A. Gnihn. company g, 18th l|atentfy; Ser.
geantR II. Rogers. company /, l2lA intsn-
Try, PrYatrs A. n. Cradle AMI a. VI iron.
company q. Eta infantry. Private Jas. S.
Cove, company /. 18th infantry; Private c.
q. Powell. company !. I2th infantry.
Wounded Capt.. ". Clark. 2;h inlaas
Try; Lieut.. Jas. A. Niudef, Soidgeurs; Lirat
Chas. w. Creamer, l3lh Infantry. taeting as.
slstaai QaaTteTmasiet) Lieut.. George Adm,
Marine Cor 5, SerSeants EbcnezHr Lesn ADD
" ia. lngies, company q. 18Th infantry. Cor
Pural II. J. LofeHz. company "a, 18th Iufln-
ny FfivatesJ. RE. l.. hHub'. q. PAM
don. E.. J4ek>on, Y. Kendall. II. Hulur aud
y. Stone, company Il, 10Th infantry.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

A BEGGARS PRIDF-In ,ba s,h,.L.
OIL Miaand a beggar, with a most noble air
asked aims Are you not asllm-d, ss,j
she lerson solicited, to follow such an IN.
employment. we'll abb, a. you ara -
work Sir replied the b~ggar. Il as1eJ 4
your charity, and not your adyice. and ,n,
.Heai4t y turned has back upon hltp win
all Inc dignity OF an ins3i,ed Csst,Iian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

hit.
Is 'here a nan To SELF 50 dead.
=lhat never publicly hath made
" his own doing mention
an! such IN fact there h,
Aot gwen to seIf-suiegs
i1isa At lbonl. Ben,9ou,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

WHEELING. W.
Ms E WHARTON #aI70F#

JAMES Z. WHAEToN=F# HfF5F##
lhlIy pepet. lla advanced $40
Tu-WreAy,
WeekF e.-
yatSfY# E.P4tufe ls]nathaursI ta 81. Is
ssrHf 5nr fraetvfaz subscriptions ami Hfv-H
t#s. 4..lss Tor the y aeeI5Hs bslHs nus q
Advertiser. al Baltimore, fhiiaiel nhla Nv
NarE end boston. His office IA "a
ls'ttmofes atthe Southeast conner d. NetH
snt F8yree seeegS
Philadelphia y. ". Corner Of Tafl ana
Chrsnut SIS.
Nee Yofk. Tribune Buildings appaALedH
HsIt.
Boston No. % Sta.c street.
r W CARR, opposite tha Et5tsuErH
Philadelphia, IS ac-uttei procuring s4bslup-
d8nssnj Advertising foftae Wheeling TINES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

Ne or iul'i,"7+ hy the clever and ofeal
lent clerk MI. Roberts, Of M Steamer Dill
gsnee. thal that boat has been running be-
tween Wheeling ana Cicinnati the whole
summer snd has been dong a good business
We are heartily glad L. ear II, and d, she
VII continue her trps we take this OCCASION
To recommend her = the care aud protection
ot our shippers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27
sCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION COMPANY.

SGHIYLkILL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
To following proceedings arr highly creai-
able Ia Ia PARTIES coucenej. Arrangement
to toll required byth c interests Of the com
pany had been made al tae suggestion Of Mr..
Eitet. This was unpopular with d portion
OF the people on the canal aud hlt. Eltei
believing the company Woula sustain injury
by his remaining, retired:
Ala special meeting of the Board Of Man
ayers OF the Schuylkill Navigation COMPANY.
held Oct. 1871, ISL The io~t1oWing.letteT was
cad
PHILADELPHIA, oetI9sh. lsi7.
To tbs Board u Managers u ne Sctu8lfIA
Navigation Coapaay
Gentleman. The violent assault winch has
81 long been directed against me individually.
~ now seriously affecting the credit OF he
Company.
My duty to the Stockholders compels M.
,heriore, 10 retire, The Board viii please az
cept my resignation
You Will an, | know. bear witness TO my
devotl on.
thank you, gentleman, for youf cordial
aud constant support, and remain.
Aour friend aad obedient ser1aat.=
CHARLES ELLET. Jr.
WhereuPon, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That the resignation oil Charles
Ellet, Jry as Presidentof this Company. be
accepted.
Resolved. Thatthe Board ryeoguila in TINS
aet a dislnteTested devotion To- theluterests of
The Company winch has always elaracteriz
I'D the relations OF Charles Elirl, Jr. towards
1T.
Resolved, Thatlae BoarJ entertains tbs
highest estimation oil the abitty and services
OF Charles Eiict, Jf., during the Enlargement
OF the ~Sehayikl5 Causl aat Eauilugs. nov
jast completed, ona scale commensurate with
The Increasing Trade destined 10 pass over
them.
Resolved, That we part with our late Pres.
iieat with sincere regret, and Vii cherish the
recollection OF ms uniformly Kind aud eour-
locus department towards every member O
The Board.
CHARLES s WOOD. Esq, was then nm
a%hlnaasiY elected President pre- tsapJre,
BY onter OF the Board.
CLADIIS HARPER. Secretary
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nIprNERSlIIR]

pARTNEhen,,
~ :. LanbJin, r f'l'a .a1trhg
" din. have hlmed . pgs
Of manufacturing she rvSssjir:, ltll
and PhTni1 Az iygpfY kVg1
aud style Of t :. = bo,j. =
Rannel boards, BOOK lIhsgi ad, p,srs
pef.. cotton faftoi' saa b s,gI ~
pcfs, Rsnas Gasse' anu WINK. "a
p-r. or aB kind Boz h 9ops
N.ll and WINDOW ps'tt.s,r, ,ras
tbr nanaf.elufs Il pare. .snj
mons N the proauG'ln =. g 10 isa'
nope to give entl'e ss'fia
lem nith thsr p~siToh'ss =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

Father Mathew. il is aoa ,Je6aat4l, an
noueeea. viii vat Amsa.a in de spin. q
ISIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

NEW GOODS,
CASE hne Gamets Hair Dress Goods.
- I do plain tlpacas,
do figured do
J do fancy C~asssImefs,
ado fancy Prints.
5 Bales Fine Brown Muslin.
lao Savage IA
First arrival or Ind Fail stock.
& DELEFLAIS,
wholesale Dealers, Monroe ST,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

E.AILt Family Plour-A frosl 5 Ippfy al 49,,
a~ ~ hour, lfay $ lnsud) just reveiyed and ~, 49,
No9, : l. corner Market and Uuf-u So so . 'a3e Al
set - + n VyEARIISsby
4 flour-Ffcsh ground K -four W,
"a qua1ly Tor sac al Nos, : t. corner $3.50 ~
Ininn ttfecls hy ERSWFARINCFT'srt and
~ ltkNHEAf Flour Ffesi ground Beeaap
A. Flour Of prime quality, just received and for sale =.
No - / corner MafketaEt Gntnn SIS hy
oet&' Il d S~NSEARtNGEN 4 Co
e1RAN, Shorts and MiiliHg.-a large sn,pIy Of R,.n
- and Shorts, Just received and fsr safe i. So q. : f
corner Market and bnton streets ty
oets L b ~sWEARiNGEN CO.
EElLN dried Corn Mcal--superior Kiln dried Witt
es3. corn meal AZ No 9, : Z corner Market and tnlon
streets by En- SHEtRiNGE l. 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOTICE

TSIiE subscribers having purchased of Messrs Swear
- tHseH & Good tHatf entire stock Of Gruecr4rs rl-
have associated themse!Vss together for the plrnst.e ~
tfsAsaeitHs a general t'nDccry and Produce business.
under the nrm Of T. Is. SWearinecn & Co the fu, enc
i1 he continued Of the Old stand Ne 9, : T. earnef Of
Market and UH1oa streets, v here We are ajIfl,g l.,sery
10 Our present general stock and no pans VIII he sns red
10 give general saii.fartton, as well IN quality a. ehe.,
nesz ut our goods aud ~e would most respectfully IA
sfls The a1teatan Of our friends sHh the puAlle generally
10 our s.eHk before they purchase Elsewhere.
oct -, ls47. rItNpip rr'"bf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27
a4NH0lES&,

u y III. IT.
D0X No? md Coal saortI,
" 6 dozt anal ~
10 doI long handle, 60
9 dol 4 prong wanaf' pr" II
Patent Balances and Sitfl'''0'' ""
al tllc loNr,i pifces BY .-v,r}
oct IS
IlNCfNNtTf BuuHn,- 81 ma,
land Narrow HulHsiiIlia l-'
oct =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

We understand. that when Gen. scott chm
ers w receive a nail,iGis lreighie1 with mum
her, Of ~trttcfs ~ l4H, private anal pubJlc: baf
mere than hall he mails both ways are inter-
eeRted. 1hiymay account 10 The government
as well as 10 biz l,ieHls ier not hearing from
hin. Indeed, writes a friend. the Gen.
erai has, Tor a Iang time, had only rare M.
mfnts tot pflvate correspondence OF Indulgence
Of any sri. Hasa Eaion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

ARRIR AL.uF TROOPS ATEERACRUZ
Reporis-rre, ycd a the AdjH,aat G-aenl.
Office last evening ir1W The commanding 9th
.rrr at Naa Cru1. state Tn arrival thefe. from
lEe 2nt trttu 6tf Of oetoasf Of lra-a tr4aa-
IS th. Number o. 1000 oal upwards. inelg.
.alz . PFrI#u ri BHs8jie9 6euemi Cus4iBg 5
51sf IL trra tIe Re er+uief he,ligs tsa r1u
psales 81 the IT'D WI5Htg over one hundred
strong which TAD been or 50 ne tltur declined
Is Col. Gates ct Tampico. In addition Il, tie
+htee. Col. Has eamI8ui,sof Fcxsn noun
,st VOLUNTEERS, a which The strength is nn.
kuaNu wrre just arriving from the BHz1z.
Sine Brighter General Pierre defatufe
vtth his brigade from Vera Culz Tor Major
General Scouts headquarters. July lt9h. II
tAlHslul troops ani apyysrt, are reported To-
Htvr arrived al The former plac. inclusive Of
October oh. since which late. Other AMI nun
efoas endorsements hdve been concentrating
here rapidly, anal moving forward on the
route 10 the city Of VI l 60.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

CtHOE T~a.4.-f d s.51. 4. HHl
- larkIss Iecafe aadlafs,lsh "
oct = 7. nj
~yoTE P4rER.ESy9QfLs ID
I'D CARDS -Gll. 6l. seed ,1G,a. I'd
eolored and pAtni,i flower Not, 7i2U
rcd, 6ne licet And 6Re tl,s ,arto'o II
7ot quite an ends ssrilsigG FIAqI l
a.'ae variety sf91 e lBLACsl
es.>T
NINhst n o. lAls2ats sHiiffis.tr
rEniHent4=
oct y rRTJij
T.ABD 04tin sal'le .59. Atat~
- Oct . Paiusy
's, =, n I'D
w warranted pay. iof A.a. ,
pfer ny mn"
T-yANrEp F'sured, misery ~
B5 In, aIaes, Pr1en Be .st5sa
o-t2 fblVY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

TO MARRIED WOMEN.
= ECEtNkD from the p'oprietors G. 4. Barthoiiek 4
"A Co. a large supply OF the above highly popular and
wei known medicine.
oct p rpJ.xn ,Trpp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-27

pUFFAtoR4BEs a. !
~ piy= OF Ra3sfa Gfag.. stHis, M /
'o,'ai &C fIV'' Ailnsi# NiOld
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-13

lahsn, anbere ccn Der WbisprsGe bitten ti
ne Sa99e als Gin partheisgauribat uno fuh
rem fort, nnter Der 6las9e ceS Generals y
le9eln, meltcs (Ie ,,Haub u. Glftig" mann
ten! Dieies Spisl treten Ge nit ercss1
Seldidlihteit. Durd, tieies eewannen Fl
Die Wahlen. Sic b1ben i'm nun esbraudpt
10 gut Ge fcnnten, uno sehen lest ;u cielsu
ibrem alten itehenosu YarttsisSaneicater
,uriif, III eemisuigsn, pelhen iIe eeu ,,gSsi
len bon silhlano" reer ,.S.arrp ees 9Se'
items" nrnnen; Gs haten Die Slaps 6las9s
eehiit uno lptehen nun oru ibrem 0iebliuss.
helcsn ols @aneioat fur Die SicesprdGoen:
tenfeue. Ties lhcint atsr bic Ycimillieunl
ccr nDtolihcn phaldnr Der Nhiaerie niht
III ertaltcn, welte sum Silcen fa9t: Sh,
bait Slap, mir mil1sn ren Ganeioaten fiji.
Gle @iccsprdTeentenltslte aus rsm Tproeu
haten; Ger Silsen frrcert ;u pieI, psnn er
belize Ganriraten perlan3t.
Cae Clay bic SluSmahl Der Wbierarttei
lit, fann faum teitpeifelt merren - er mar
ibr Tubrer fir mand,es lan9es Sabr er
belt felt an ben WbigS iii ibren lhwdrSeifen
Stuncen, in pelhen Der 8clfsifurm oes
lnniaens ibre parttei III Sragmcnte sers
treut bate bod, Ger joarrp ees Weifens
rhrb leinc Stimme uno 9cbraudlte feline
Sceer, I'm ile miecer gu ilmmelu. unc madt
,uu weber 9lnlprud, Der Whi9sGanoieat ~
Gin. Mib er auf Die Seite acmprfeu spers
rfn2 Nire or Ilh Dor Der Trcntc nerNShi9s
parttei surudsiehen mhlIsn, um Soplcr plab
Al mad,en, welhcr seIa1t bat, caB or fein
partheimaun lei ? YBir tenfeu nitt. 9Dr
cenfsn, baB Die Wbi9s INNER nod bic Scrf'
nuua besen, 70 flein Te audi iein mag, Srn.
Clap gum prdIbenten gu MADDEN.
0tun ccun, wcbin wercen fle 9en. Gap
Tor iest iteQcn? slls 3rpeiten2 Nsiu, Der
Gorocn madt slniprud auf BEN 8icesprdfl'
bcnten, bann mcrben bic Wbias, wenn Der
&rie9 mcd, nid,t tecneiet lit, la9en; n&ein
Maun 1T 70 fibis, bic 9lrmee 81 befehliaen
ais gcn. 2aYIar, hort miGtn mir ben alteu
Nanb uno 9iuifig laien 9. a. .
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-13

sen Competitors BON 9ele SlIber une &up'
fer. Sm sansen @etdaes siett es uusablis.
Statuen, @cfase uac esuhtsr pru risfcn
Batter gr6Be, Die ebenfaas aus eeIem @e'
talle sefert9ist fnc.
sInssr esr&atheerals sdhIt bic Staet ned,
adtsis aneereSirshen, Die idmmtlih reid an
Sob, Silbsr une gesllteine. 9leidwohl
iclleu eisleShise nihts lsin inGersleidh nit
eensn, wslhe Die prisiterihaft telJst. NRss
rifo enthdlt audi siu fclttarss Sheatsr, eas
tauieno psricnen III faIsn serm19.
Die brittle Msrfpircisfeit Der Staet 1T Die
prcmenaoe, scu Der mln neis, CAP eiele ~
lee cine 8icrtclltunce brett lit, unb cas MA II
an jseemNtcncs Die alin;eucifsn gquipascn
in unseheucr 9lnsahl ra Gett. gs it gar
nit,ts Seltenes, ouf eiumal Ieten bis ohts
taufeuo CD 9lsiter unc slpeitauieno (??) s.
quipa9en Su crblidsn. ~
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-13

Wbis<I <Iattif.- gs flnb nod niebt
Uiefe Mcnate perfcGen, als beinate olle
wbis,eitunsen Die scbeserbebansen General
1aplcr's fanssn.-Gr murbe nit ecbreoen,
spelde er ale Grieser uno als gutter Wann
,pehf uerbient bat, iiberhduft; nift eine
Gimme spaste, (Ih segen ihu iu erheben
er spas Der Ginjise in einer sroeen 9aas
tisn, Der fdbis unb ifanbbaft senus mare
ouf BEN prdToentenituhl ertpben su pereem
slnfanss war ,,Olo 3ad" ein Mbis; seitsr
auf geiten IN ben Wbisseitunseu teUieien
BAG Der ,,alte 3ad" ein in beraSole sefdrb
ter gBbis pdre-aber ad, fur Wbiserie, be-
alte 3adb publisirte einem Brief. in pelhen
81 Die gebauptuns ldusnete uno beifimm
fae.e, bae er nidbt Der @anobat irseno cine
parthei eeim maroe, - bier tpar elm Dilem
fur Ole Whiss. aber tpie BET BEN meiifen Din
gen, a6ersinaea Ge audi biefes NIT erifau
nensmaroiser. .eeidristet. @enernl 1aplcr,
faaten Fe, tf Elm Btis, unb mir uerben III
els siasH paabbdnSieen eansisatsn lsufe
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-13

slls mir bereit paren CUR prefIe su aeber%
erbielten mir nod fcl9enre 91adridtcn per
Sslrsrapb:
Ter Geftriqe (Wcntaa) vTaticnalsS sSntelli.
Seneer' entbdlt einen Brief ron einem Off,
ger, catirt pnebla Sept. To-, speldber terid.
tet, oa8 aue BON Gen. Scor's Oepefheu
BIG auf eine aufacfau9en spcrcen. nerlleter.
brin9er bieier uerIieB cn Nauptfact am 8,
Sspt ,nno ia9t, Salapa fsi pcn 1000 Nesr;.
tanern umaeten uni Majcr Qaup nit 900
Maun eaislbit einsefdlcfen. Sen. eaue per>
l'es Tera ernS fur Die Soauptitaot am l9ten
September NIT $500 Mann.
Cte TewsSrlsaus 3eitunsen bonn often
september msloen, bag Der mcritanild,e s..
Hea NIT 5000 Wann BET puebla bic slnfuuft
bon Sen. Cane erwa,te. 1as la Watrio"
'a9t es ieten tpdbreno Dem slnsriff General
secftS auf bic gtact Werieo 1000 Wiu,
ner, Wsitsr uuo &inber umsefcmmsn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-10-13
Gin 8inffir @Itern@....n -

! GIN Wtnt fur Gttern.- Stott IN.
rem Stlneern eine tilthtise @r,iebuno ~ o.-
ben, Gno mande Gltern nur borauf bebod,t
curd oas @eiicn, ghaffen uno Sd,orren
'hre Sddee 3u permehren, nm bermoleinft
ibren Spr0Blinsen Elm sroBes germ6aen hin.
ferlaiisn ju fonnen. Delde 1bcrbeit! ma.
menfl'd, tn ell'sm eanoe wie 9lmerifa. -
Hc'htbum obne einc Spcdmdeiae gr,iehuuo
ut oft eas 9roBte llnslud, tas einem iuuoeu
Osann beseenen fam. Statt fId, ouf feline
ei9euen &rdfte su verla6en, pe,ldst or i'd,
arf lein SeIr, perliert er eas, 70 perliert or
'e'n silles. Man nehme lie srteten Min,
ner, Die unier eano berpcraebrad,t bat. -
lSaren lIe Die s6bne reidsr @ltern 2 Mim-
n'ern1ehr, es paren meiiten5 S6hne unbs.
m''telter Seute. oicneil ibnen ihre @ltern
te''1e Sd'dse mitgebcn fcnnten, 1c, auf ibre
e.9cnen Irdite su oerla(7en haiten, uuc 1Id,
,:1rd' S!eiB uno gn!mifluue ihrer aeilfracu
s.nl19en 5l Den tDhlten Sbrenltellcm empors
tdmangsn.
sIl6 SronfIin NIT ieinem 9iin,el auf bem
Guf Ell tn Ybila,elrtia anfam, hattie er tlps
Il sente in Der 2afd,e, unc bteIer LIN.
'tanc Span9 ibn gefh6ftieuna III fuden. -
ssr, Der als ormer 0ruferle brliua bic Stra.
81 ptilabeIphia's ta,fus curdlisf, muree
szser Der 9rbBten Minner uno Mcbttbdter
f'nes 3eitaIters. slls Grf1noer tes gis,
s'ele'ters, Wrifer, Staatemonu uuc M,cu,
'heutrenno brodte or 60 ~ rem hcteu Die
ter BON 80 Sabrcn,, uno bate ais G,reis
menn or anf irin thatenrcid,ee, mafelIces
ssbsn SurIdbIdte, cas Ssmueiiein 1Ih faocu
1T tpnten uSt tate niht nmIcnif Gelett:"
Safte Tronfltn bel feiner anfunft in Wbila-
ceIpbla SauIcno Dclars in Der SaCd,e oe.
taet ,7er tpris, mas aus ibm acwcrben nd.
re- statt 8eid,dffisuns gu fu6su, mare er
r'ellelht Dem MDBiasange uno oelTen @es
fahrten, cem fa(fer in bic 9lrme aefauen. -
llno tper bdrrt uus bafiir, baB cerlelte
anflin, cen jcst cine canfbare gEelt feo.
.3@, inter irlden umitdnben ftatt Elm Se,
gen, nihr ein Sluh fir Die Meuihbeit ae.
pcroen mdre.