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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

One Fault. who will turn away
a friend for one fault, is a stranger to the
hest feelings of the human heart. Who
has not erred, a, least once in his life |.
II that fiuI, were not overlooked, to what
depths of inlamy would not thousands
have descended! We know not the Pc
culiar and pressing temptations TO which
another may be exposed. lie may have
fought manfuIly for months against the
sin. and still kept The secret locked in his
bosom. At last he was overcome. In
moment he yielded. He would give
worI + to recall the act. lie has mourn
81 over it in sec ret, and repented it in
dust and ashes. Shall we forsake him
Earth anil heaven-justice and humanity
philanthropy and religion FRY out,
Forgive him. lie who will no, forgive,
must possess the heart of demon. Sure.
~. the love of God is not in him.
PoriIaal Bulletin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
TIN WARE.
$50 Reward.

DAN away from William Holt. decd. Of Or.
IA ange county, y. e.. during last summer,
Negro Man named EPIlRAIM. Ephraim Is
forty years old. five feet ceh, or nine inches high,
s; ~ and square buili, and very muscular; his
ancIs Al - ss.sl g's, thick his forehead low,
with Iii is hclicScd) small scar on il; check
homes somewhat high, neck Thick aud short; his
hands are large, with perhaps some remains Of
sixth finger on each hand, which he had when
young; he has down look, is an srtful fellow
and pretty good mechanic. twenty-five dollars
viii lie paid for his apprehension in the state, OF
fifty dollars If taken out of il. All expenses will
be paid for his delivery to either Of the subscri-
beIs.
s. l.. HOLT, !
J; S: HOLT, ESn'.
NJ. W. HOLT,
January &c s3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

Hillsborough House


FT,HE su.sgaiseE. having purchased he above
n named establishment, llstely OocuPiTd ;!
Mr.. James Jaeksan, jr-) Nill hepEsPaEod b. Feb
rnary caurt. % accommodate 81 Who may faEoT
him with = call: snd Be viii aooommodate al
Who max esll 81 him II present. Having heen
engaged far sessEsi years in Tavern kseFing, he
subscriber fasteEs hmself that ihOse Who may call
On him will Eeceiye snch accommodation A. Nill
he satisfactory. Tie further pledges himsslf 20
sparr no pains 10 Fenlcr his guests comfortable.
MS Table will he furnished with 'he hssl
the market aGanls.
mis- stables viii lie supplied with gool
Provrnder. and good and attentive OstlrEs.
EsIS Isar will be furnished Al al times Niill
good Liquors.
By attending closely TO his business. he hopes
to share portion Of public patronage.
Persons attending Count will find his house 4
comfortable home, and convenient 10 busihrss.
ROBERT F. MORRIS.
January IL. -6l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
Equity Sale.

TEaaas H-saa go s1t,rs, az-al.a -lrai.ag
RtrEsu.s lk6sE.
IL b sirtas q q aa0noe 4 IL
- fFF,a cssra e Esaigg s. Osange ooan-
EdfsftE q. aase n his Esz a Nasgh
Tern. ISL. I ash err 81 ssle
hxiae - nouss haase aaF IN hlalsa0EasEhs q
u satiark - Maaaay a NAY Iumt, iaT cash .
LOT ana - Improvements in the village =
ElapTl Ill. MhrEran Anthuny RrliisH EsSiaed =
lhe tine Il - Aealh, naioiniRg Issse HaEgEAEs
aud Iahn Hnsrhsns.
Tisle Nill D. sal % the purchaser Pay ing Ia
ia. sna Rassos&san given Immediately.
JAMES WEBB. G. ME-.
MaErh =. T2-6u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
New Store
JUST OPENED.

- JUST OPENED.
THE sahszEzk~rs fuifH.1 kssySnE eSnsssrss. =.
had q fheiE Ne~ sa0sr. eass 81 ne O.
H0nsr. > large - e
Dry Goods,
Eaeh - Csilinaa-a III EEi0rF; = hHnasnHs sSs.,..
mrna Il Ranness sd Rlauns; canlrseks nj
Maslsnss HEosirgH a Eli kitias. Glo.rx. So.
81. Trsk 81 saar caHsl,s. bed Tirkins. Ar
cherk6. Lawns. &c. 81 I.Rairs' Enr alrrssss r..
mi Caps, AEsiErisl Flowers. Oh SIN. Pans.
anl Tnasellas. fans. iinrn Csnlgie HanSist.
ehiels. nleaehaa sI.d Inllrschad ci0ah. SiR ~
Cotton Handkesrhiefs, Flax ana c0sion Thp,l
caai aaad Pansaisans clushs. Tim uinsS a "a
kinls. and many oshsr sriislss in ne Dry GssIs
liar. ss.z.# sa
HARDWARE.
MaNing AMI Grading BlaJes q The very h.,
quality; Nails. Pots Ovens. Skiiisis, Slovsh ,pd
/ Spades. chisels nnd Augers. Hammers and Gin
/ liess. Hinges and ScFsws. shoe KNIVES and All
Bladrs. Wedding He's. knives and Forks. Pol.
Ct KNIVES anil Scissors, TaCr Chains and cuUy
! C.lnls, Stock AMI Pad Loeks. Tea aud Tai.
! Spoons. and nsany other articles not rnrmsrass1
! GROCERIES.
! The very l-.si Grrcn and Black Teas, Su-,r
and colIee. Pepper and AlsFice. MOlAsses and
Salt, Ginger and Rioe, Castle and other SOsps
Powder ana shot. Flower and Meal, Iron ,n1
Steel, Porter. Lime Jucc. and Raisins. 81 sm ana
Tallow Candles. and number Of other sItislesin
the GEoceEs line.
Drugs.
=
lphor. Opium aud Sugar Of Lead, Cream OfTaF.
ter and Magnesia. Birthstone and Annetia, cslO-
mel and RheubaTh. Quicksilver, Oil viirOl and
Aanalogtis. White Lead and yellow Ochrs. Rcd
Lead and l.iiharge. Linsccd and Tanners OIL.
Lamp Hlack anil Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty. Mustard and Nutmers. LOgwood and
Glue. Madirr and Indigo. Vamishcs 81 all kinds.
Ink and Ink Powder. Camwood and cOperas, aud
all other Drugs usually kept in this place.
CROcKERl.
+ Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas. Dishes. Bowlrs. Mugs. Pitchers.
and Tumhlers, Tea and Cram Pots. ENers and
Basins, and many other articles in the crOcksry
line.
TIN WARE.
. Wash Pans. Milk Pans. DipPcrs, Coffee Pots
: Cups, small and large. &c. Sc.
/ All Of the above Goods will be sold low ioi
; cash. or on 4 credit TO those who will pay whsn
) called on. IL The Common Country Trade
: will be taken in exchange at the market Pricts
The subscribers intend TO Use every means in
: their power to please all who may favour lhsm
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
for cash, they think they shall he able 10 sell At
low prices can be had in HillsboTough. Gall
aud see for yourselves.
A. MiCKLE & co.
: May 3. IS
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Advertising Rates for thr IIillshOrOugh Recorder

One dollar per square (i6 lincsl for the 1 MIS-
insertion, and Is CENTS for Oh continuance. pr.
auctions made in favor Of standing advertise mem"
as follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
HARDWARE.
GROCERIES.

The very t~si Gresn and Blark Teas, Sugar.
aud colIee. Peppsr and AlsFice. MOlasses and
Sab, Ginger and Rloe. CASTLE and other sOsps.
Powder AMI shot, Flower and Meal. Iron sha
Steel. Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins. Sem and
Tallsw Candies. and = number Of other sItisIesip
the GToceEs hHe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

rss<-. FLOUR FOR SALE, of Turner
GsEJ best, by
4. E. MURDOCH.
Nav 10. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
DIR. II. 7. PEERY'S
VERMIFUGE OR dead SHCT,"
FOR WORMS.

Ahigkly rolmakke preparation, ogpGtk from ht
Bronpfituas IF IFS arfiOH. of clearing
The sysfsm in q ttIr hoiTs IF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

THE Subscribers iutfH1 kesIinE eSnsssnsl. :.
n had = fhriE Ns~ sa0gr. sass e. Ne CD
Haasr lnrze Ia e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
PURlP THE Bio GOD.
MOI IT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

The high and snrisd celebrity which these pre- eminent
Medicines haze acquired for their nrarsbe efficacy in al
the diseases weA they profess cure Ia, rendered the
usual practice Of putting Gully
thy Of them. They known by teir ru, their good
works testify fur them, aud they thrive BY the lIh Of
the ereduloas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

rENIiE subscribers have just received large and
H. fresh supply of all such articles as arc usu-
ally kept in a village Drug Store, which they
are anxious to dispose of on the most reasonable
terms. The following comprises lis, of some
oc the articles always on hand:
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
A BARGAIN TO BE HAD,

The subscriber offers for sale the follow
ing Tracts Of Land, containing 1000
acres, more or less, in the Fork Of Black
River. four miles from Brcwington bridge,
lying on the north prong Of Black River,
( embracing purt Of the Swamp Lands,
which affords IL splendid winter pnsturaye,
and hne summer range, both for Hogs
and Cattle; two beautiful situations for a
settlement near the public road, leading
from Camden To Charleston, Kingstrcc and
Sumtervillc, passing Immediately through
a'eelc plantation. There are three hundred
acres Of cleared land under fence, which
have been resting for two years; q new
Gin House, 40 feet square, the other build
ings decnying. One other tract adjoining
the above land, Of two hundred acres,
known as the Smith Iants-an excellent
stand for aIIonsc of Entertainment, be-
ing precisely 20 miles from Murray's Fer.
Iy, 20 miles from Kingstrcc and 20 To Sum
tervil:e. There is fine Apple Orchard
on this tract, good Barn and Stables, one
hundred acres "f cleared land, and about
forty acres under fence, which have been
resting for two years. will sell both of
these tracts l"gelher or separately as pur-
chasers may wish.
Possession can be had any moment.
JARED J. NELSON
Jan. 6, ls47. 10 d,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
GH[E SUM L IIzR Ban = -.
sUMTERVllIE JANUARY 27 1s47 4

OUT Of . moderate temperature, or be
pumped up fresh from a well, or be take Il
from holes cut through the ice OF a deep
stream or clcar.fp0nd.,bsTh The water of a
swift running stream, where more or less
Outs surface is exposed to the frosty al
mosp'.ere. Is usnally.squle, / too. coli. for
healthy drink. That also taken from stand
ing troughs orsshaliuw}podls, with the ice
n,rokefup ~, insitssis equally injurious. n II
IS better otter. to have shelwater brought from q
spring. into hef;yard or sta able, aud when
Wanied, ,tnrn5it into n trougl easily acccssi-
b'e " =! eIior the III stock. aiWhen they have drunk
suthc,ently. stop the running ofgihe water
ana tdrawithe troughs dry, then no ic is
made ma iochllithe water excessively, TO the
injury Of The; animals drinking il. .a ~
\. MHa SOS Amer. Agriculturist. y
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
THE SUMTER BANNER,
PUBLISHED ?! EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, BY y
WILLIAMs j. FRANCIS. I;
T Err Ms,

Two Dollars and Fifty Gents in advance, Three
Dollars, al Tho expiration, Of six months or Three
Dollars lnd Einy Cents, ut the end Of Tho year. Z
i EAdysrtisements inserted Mt rs cents per square,
III lines less for the first and half thnt sum for
each subsequent nserti on. The number of inser.
tons to be marked on all acknowledgements, or, they
will he published until ordered 10 be discontinued,
aud charged accordingly. s., s.,r.N
=. One Dollar per square for single inscrtioh.--
Quarterly and Monthly advertisements will he
charged the same as single insertion, and Semi.
monthly the same ts new onca iy iilf
u For publishing Citations ar tho law directs three
dollars Will be charged,
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines, und
Comnunica.pns recommending Candidates for pub
lie Offices Of profit or putting Exhibitions,
will lie charged Us advertisements. ,l.
,I5Acccpnis for Advertising will be presented for
payment quarterly.
All letters hy mail must be post paid TO instr
punctual attention.. a
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
STOLEN.

From the subsc criber, on the night Of De-
cember 10Th, 1916. at Mr.. Thos. Maples's,
a asmall sorrcll HORSE. Saddle, Birdie and
hlartingale. The said Horse is about IL
or Is hands high. six or seven years old,
has one hind foot white. and one. hoof Of
his forefeet white; he is, also, round bodied.
spare, and well made. A reward Of Ten
Dollars will be given for the detection Of
ahe theft. 8 b. 9
Any information about this matter. adj
dressed 10 the undersigned at Friendship
+. o., will be thank fully received.
JAMES r. iARVIN.
Dec. 20. 1916. 8 ST 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
FOR SALE.

One fine finished Rose wood PIANO, of
excellent Tone, with The new Harp Plate
Piece 10 sui, the time.
splendid assortment Of fine finished
FURNITURE, consisting Of Tables, So.
fas, Bureaus. Book Cases, Wardrobcs,
Side Boards, Bedsteads, Curled Maple and
Plain Wood Chairs, Rocking Do, &c.
&c. &c. For sale lou by
J. +. SUTHERLAND.
N. B. Furniture repaired or made to or
der.
Camden, Dec. 80, 1916. o If
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
COLD WATER FOR STOCK.

FARMERS. are you aware that very cold
wafer in the winter, as we'll us summer, is
injurious to your stock? If not, we can
assure you that such is tho fact. II often
causes disease, especially Of the bowels;
and under no circumstances will catllo
drink so much OF it as is absolutely neces-
sary for their thrift.
Water, if possible. should be obtained
from spring, and be drunk as il bubbles
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERSl

The subscribers respectfully inform their
friends aud the public that they receive
daily from Charleston supplies Of FRESH
OYSTERS, which will be furnished by
the keg, gallon, or smaller quantity.
DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camden, Dec. 30, 1916.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
South CarOlina--Suzntcr Dist.

Mary McC"y. vs. John Brown ,aad 9TH
ers.-Summons in Partition.
II appearing TO my Satisfaction. that Ma.
than Kinscy nnd children, defendants, in
the above stated case. reside out of the
State: Ills therefore ordered, tha, thew do
appear, and object to the division or sal e
Of tho Real Estale nf Burrell Brown, do.
ceased, on or before the 9Th dny of Feb
ruary next. or their consent will be enter
ed Of record.
w, LEWIS. o. S. D.
Nov. 9Th, 1S46. l3,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27
JUST RECEIVED.

From Charleston, the following articles
Sugar, Coffee. MoIasses, Salt, MackereI
Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Flour, Bag
ging, Rope, Segars, Tobacco, Brooms
and a 10, Of DRY GOODS, all Of which
will be sold low for CASH
L. J. DlNKINS.
Dee. 80, 1916. 8 81
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27

There were buillin]thc city of Washing.
tonD c., during .helost year 2OS dwell
86 brick and i22 Woo,len--l 6, slInls o
enisl 7tjaddilions The total number gol
dwellings in Washington is 5 5,765. s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29

Ole ucrldufiae 9nssige, ,pbos er ,leinsrfetfss sls
nellnterlas an bergsollenouns ee6eIten fcrt.'
arbe.tet. Sn Der feifen ueberSeu9unaS etwae
9uBl,thcn bsecnnen su haben, ,plro er lld,
curd, nld,ts abGhredsn laGen, es aud, suGas
Be iu fahren. DE IN benz G.1heinen cerS,efe
te elnsetretene llnterbredun9 mar DE 8pI9e
pom Ysrb6Ita,Gen, i,ber cle er nitt sebiete<s
tonnte, uno Die TIM )eet slpih9en, cas Sers
laae9e,hdft auf itd, 5u nebmen. "a er atsr
nid,t i'm Stance it, chne cine lebbafte I'm
terltueun9 Don .Selten oee 9utlltumS be
fcrtlaufsncen baaren Ausla9en fur Drudpas
pier &c. Su rc6:n, 70 t,ttet er feline btsberl9en
9lbnebmer iId, gu aeculcen, tls bic 3abt Ger
Sublcrtbtntsu I'D, 10 rpelt uermebrt hat, co6
linn fernerbn feline moteriellen SNlnccrnt6e
mebr i'm Be9e ltehen, bic fcmmcnoen sscons
siq SNefte ohne meitese unterbredung fpl0en
su loH'n. rrehnetba bei,noers auf Den
ttdtisen Sei(tano alIer Oe.jentaen, weld,c
an Dem Eorterfheinen ietnes Werfs Elm erns
ties SutereGe Su netmen. Shlieeltt, bitter
er Die Hecaftipnen aller oeutlhen Sldtter in
rsnGereiniaten Staoten, eiele 9lnieioe m ibs
rcn Stoiten aufsunchmcn.
HetpsWert Den 20 Sept. 1S47.
!hermann Grie9e.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
% . I It
6ciurib SSirrt),

gebnrtie crn Hurpertsweiler, eaneecmniis
iar.ats aNrmaiens in Nbelnbapern Eer>
lelbe mobute mebrere Sabre bel Gatcn III
pennippanien, oerlieB jeccd, oitfen Nlas
im Sabre 1887 in @emeinld'aft ietnes Sru>
rers Saecb BirrD, I'M mad, benz Staate
Sbic Su ,rancern in St1rf County jeocd'
onoefommen, erfldrte rerlelbe ieinem aes
nannten Srucer. Sros er fh prtieibf n'es
csrsulaGen aeicnnen fel uno blob bcrtleltlt,
inrem Sein 8rucer ele Sfeiie bis hterher gu
feinen @ltern uno @eitmiteru fcrheete ;
oa jcrpd fein @ater qefutben III, 20 miro
ocrielte hiercurd, eriud,t, me0en @rbld,aTts
9ln9cleqenheit.n itt unoersuSlld, su me!or,
uuter Der 9lcbrc0e
0aowia RirrD,
Saroinia y. ., Srrrpn Co.. Ohio
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
THE eE!c.sTkTxsw e. N

Sr. 9. WEB arp pntlisirt QeaenWdrtse
ben prcireetns fur rem ,,1hlc Stotsen,da
wdtr.n ND Der GieisBostun9." Ter f,mmense
lHtnter miro uns mdnd,es eSn,erefdntc pcis
oen beircnStdpten Waftin9lcn uno Gcfunts
bus luferu. lie fahiaifen 8s,ld'terifatter
fur esn Sbic State6man fno IN htlren Splds
Ben onstitellt uno peroen c,e Sr1lteM ces'
lelten reaelmdbig cMrd, oenane uno tteueSs
richte onfuuen. 9Br fSunen baber tiries
0tott melctc rer edatid,en Srrad,e mddltIg
Hnr> taum oriuaeno 9enno emp'ehlen.
Beo ina aun0e
iir crr Stlfesman rudtreae Der Situt1:
ldotih s. 81, so
Grsimo( MIhertlih !, 90
9SGd)cnhid) ...... SO
t,lllcl r. Trrf,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
s q II 3 6l(er

aug BEN elmt 8linsehera. & 8as,rnY
cerlelte rellte i'm Srnhjabr ,s44 na,t
2'mer'tI. l1nHete in 0temeg)crf unb bielt fIt,
teetss Srnh)atr in Cincinnati ouf. eein
rnterlc'dneter Sater in St. Qruis hitter ihm
uno @ oue Meniden frchncc, Die iiter Den slnf.
S"'n.lt 81, le'"ee Srhnes, &a,I 3Duer, etwoiae
aasa""It Neetn tcnncn, irIte bolo un i'm
9e'an9sn lu loh'n unter Der slccrefie !:
Is alenttn 26IIer,
Veleplle, Sutncis.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
Nustunft miro pel lanai

Or Sefmann aus 9aStta bel se,p:in Nor.
lleB am Sreltaa frube in Der 9,dbe ppn I1 gear.
M rem. ~ V'e'len oen plnsburq am Canal.
le'"e auf Der Netie mad, gSelfen beor,ffen.
San'l1e, nm Dem @onalbrct et,pos ncromx.
iuasNen, nuo 1T bis teute BON RENT. Item
l'd'ts oerDrt mDrben. 81 er (Ih bei sen,
'tarten Steiaen ees Waders perirrt, oner r oS i,
20, nm EN- unalud teaeanet, ea er bel ieinem
sNeaaehen i'nmctI Nepefen, it feiner befim-
ner'en Namllie uubttannt. Gr truo bri fei.
lslnem Nseaaeben einen brauneu Sberrcd.
'hwarse 2ufbrfsn, ihmar,e Gutfoppe ~
,.I, I'm "rlismse LEM Sud nm BEN sails, nuo bate
'fma l4OO CHR. in Crib une einioe Silber.
hnsen be. fd'; cesaleihen cine fIlbcrne
ltor u nnc ale feine p1plere. sclte, tpelde
austnnft ltter beIaaten Or. Scfmanu m oe.
brn , I'm Stauee Gnc, mitrcen Elm Nesf Der
Tn'en'menfreuncltd'feit n aeeen feline Iamllie
"oen, renn Ne irfcrt Slad,rdbt an oiefelbe
a'ee' nnfer toaenrer Sloc,efIe:
-" q etcr Scrtba, Nitttura, cber
an Aug, 0ofmann,Q n, Qouispilie ax.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29

Oregon @clpuifatiprs. 4.
9e tsl | Oh ft,-DNfc @eieuId,oft ma,
cen 5"fd, ene Sc'rnie in Sreacn an arm.
&c" cemintrl9e ut fle eelcnnen, Elm Sruntn
Sonc, an eas iflue Weer arcn,rno uuo a.
"ahe ols mo lid, am @cumtioflue. ouf,,,.
nehmen nno oaielblt eine Nanoslslfost an.
nleNen. Sre9cu hat eiueu lehr frud,,to.
rem Nccen, 9cinnces Siimo uno cine rpr.
'retT'Ne NancelsIaae; Steinfpblen, Gtleu.
cry "ho ancere Wne:alien Gno IN lleter,
Ilus orrNanccn. Die @eletldaft ,dhfr irst
.d'r' GIN Iaui'nb NPiteleper. Slmerifone,
Sfi'flde; rarunter grpetenthels 9snuern
Inc Nancmelfer, bic terert fnb, uddhass
6'uN1apr nod' Sreacn besroffnet ab,ureilen
Seets Wltal'eo erhdlt 300 9lfe, Qano uno
elne sctte, 100 SUE Srcnt unc 200 Nue fief.
III nl'lerfr Secff1ot DIE @rIonie bar feiw
anecree 9efrB ais bas Der Der. Sfoo,en
EN- 5foer oellteft oolfcmmene biiraerlld,e
nno rella.ole Sretteif. Die @cuntps8rom.
d' rem 'percen tpe in pennlDlpan,sn ourdb bad
Vclfe erndblt. wv" '"'
Mer oen auseauernten Tteig ter neuf.
lefcn, icfpte DEN Nancclsrfer Der eImer;tn-
"er tennf, re:1 mus es icnnenflor lein Sos
e'he feime eolcnle in S cSabreu ~ e,tsm
mcbieaoencen uno ui,abbdnaiaen 3ujfonhe
''d, emncr aeld,'ounaen taben MIRO.
A'e1en'aen, tpelte ncd, Mitaiecer ,per,
cen mrlen, belieben floh ilneer,iiolid, enrmr,
ssr s netlenlld, orer in franfirten Sriefen an
oen u'terietdneten sli rpenceu.
D Guenanocn Meb. Or
penni. Apenne nabe Der -. ct.
Walb'nafon, Q. g. %. 9lug. 1847.
IT, Die aeehrten joeraueaeter ceutfter
3ettnnaen ctne llntcriheo rer Narttei. mel.
che Sbl9es in ibre re,p, Vlitter ouf,,shrsn
rhalen elne Stootlcte (???D
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
QuSfunfr.

Serlan9t Der unterscid,nefe iiber rem sruf.
fnsna't cce -Er: Slnca Santc, perbeiratbet
II 2befeila &at bon Sfenbura ebemfals
orn WsIlbelmScmmer, uerbeirattet su Moa
>alenaSnhler, nnb ferner rrnglifab beth gHer
Huth, oerbrirattet mt einem Gteinbou sr
{ Steirmee peld'er in eiperppl. Meeio.
scuntp pchnen foIl. Ia id, nciobtiae DcfmI
uente ocn Dem @cnful ocn Baren unbsDreu.
9en fur ile IN ndneen babe, 70 miinftbe id,
baloise slnsfinft iber ibren Aufentbalf.
eaatsr, Okts :
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
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0cren5 6 II 6n>
W e3er aus 3ellinoen, Qaneoerid,l

=
aarIe'faat Jt6n. Bayern
Gerfelbe fam 'iu Suf,Io Dor unaefdbr T
Nrd'en an, 1T pcn bort fcrteeaauaen uns
nah @leoeane aereiil. @r periprod, ieiuer
III @utfaic III 1ienf itehenrcnG pd,ter .,,,ors
aoretba Suhn, su id,relben. 8,s iett ne
ater nod, fein Brief ocn INN eiuoetrcfftu.-
&c Srhter, in arSBter 9lnelf nber ros
Sd,'dlal ttrts Satere, fcrccrt ieben Mtn,
lhenfreunh ouf Der 9lusfunft uber ben 9Iuf.
en'halt thres Gater5 a. ben fonn, an iIe ,,nttr
Der nnten 9eactenen 9IrorclIr ~ lt,re,ber.
;cpie ite ,tren @cter crinapno bitter. an lIe
iu 'd're'efn. wenn er oieic slufotceruns Ice
len ipGte. Tte 9Icr,cGe it
WHargaretb Rubn.
care at sltert S,eaer.
Slecelanc, Ohio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
Nuf pie pisI qdnoer

auf rpie pisl Qdnoer
@d,aut er terab .'s+ &#| g. /.
Bon mic piet 80lferrs
Sieht CT cas @rab. ,.aa~
llnb ron tpic pieleni
IBro er's Rcdh feb'n;
Wirc itweisenc une ldhelns
Elm Soimmel 9eb'n.
llnc c'runten % tpc9t es>
lluo mil nid,t ruh'n;
Der MenIh bat immer
llnn espiq su tbun ...
Mas cenft Der Mons, ..
Wchl mand,moI ta,
Der's fd,cn 70 lanse,l
ga INNER fab.
Dentt rr rieaeift,
Str 91lirmer 70 flein;
86rnt Shr Shr bsi 9tad,ti
Titt ftitle lein3
Stu1 cine Sraune
CUR Ialsin 1T
Gin sluocntlidl
Die gauge Triit.
Shr miit't Gud, ab
llnc rlaot gud, fdier
9l(s tliebet Chr cWi9
llno immer hier
chr tout @ud, Soiuf:r
Sur taufeuo Sabr;
Gin Bino mebt guh
3Mr Tccte bar.
90 mao er hcnfen,
3ietleiht and ntht
Och eiett er 9lllen
Sein freuuolih Qid,t.
Tct fcmmt er jeosn
Nteno terauf
8eftlie6t i'm Weiten
Den rut9en eano.
i, (ge. SA
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
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OotttritD Oo[h

ein Sott'er II. @crter ron YrrfelTrn +?
oerfeite oerl'es rpr unoefahr Sahrrn Nkis
:aoelrhla nno bat ieit clsier 3'u.nid,ts reu
ID, i en- loT'n. GENE gltsrn, meld,e be,
Sreeccm, 9sarer Sr ~, rotner, milus
lhen letncn gluf balt III erfahren.
Otan matte eie 9lrcrelle:
g. g d, NINA der, q. M.
Nrcecrm, Hedper &c., y az :
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-12-29
500 Mann perlanot,

um mdbreno oes Rrieaes mi Wcr fl i'm
2ten Shics9fea'ment AT b,enen.
Gin Hence;oras 1T INN in Santcn er6f,
net unc ein Sff;ier raielblf berett, iraenc
etne a'erfrn itber ls uuo unter rs Sabren.
5 Nus 3 3ca mcGtno. an,unchmen, in,
yale er ferner nch gut eebaut. Elm mild,ter.
ll,r Wtanlt, oeiuno mno NIT Der enslilben
Sprate hinldngid, befannt 1T.
Seoer 0tetrut erhdlt Su ieinem reeelmieis
gen 0ehoIt ocn S Z per Monat a! p.Sahr
tnr Wcntur, II gntritIsgclo bel iener
9lnfunft I'M Ncoiment uno
6 o 9lfer ganb!
nenn ehrenrca en,loGcn
Cas Nahere su erfragen in slutitcr's Sfs
f1ce. eantpr, Ohio.
Canton BEN 20. Te;. 1s47.
eb. g. Burr, seroeant,
2tes HeA. Sh'psSreim.>