davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

The heirs Of Mr.. Holden, one of the late
owners Of the Saturday Courier, are 10 receive
from the estate of the Courier tits good willy
thirty thousand dollars. This is the decision
of the referees So that the good will of a
newspaper is now regarded as properly.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
A CAkU.

'1NHE Subscriber would most respectfully inform
the citizens Of Georgetown, that in anticipation
Of returning health he has concluded to continue his
business. He has made arrangements 10 have his
work executed in the most approved manner, and
soiciis share Of the public patronage.
Fall and Winter FASHIONS just received, which
reports the patent registered cloak, the most beauti-
full article Of Over Garment ever introduced.
VIM. RICHARDSON,
aa t4n Merehant Taylor.
doors west Of Union Hotel, Bridge st.
sept l3-3t Georgetown, D. G.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

The Spanish Ambassador in Mexico has
been recalled, because he took part in the
Paroles intrigues 10 establish monarchy in
that country-the Queen Of Spain having
disavowed his acts. He embarked at Vera
Cruz on the 3lst ullimo, for Spain. b.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

A christian should be like river, that
fertiizes while itruns-carrying ships, and
all that floats upon its bosom, along with
ii to the ocean.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

n A report was at Vera Cruz on the 3. st ult.
that the National Bridge had been destroyed and
that 1900 men. were waiting thore for the next
train, t b., ~
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

met her brother Frustrated with the loathsome small
pox. She would not be parted from him.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
NOTICEll

THE undersigned would respectfully inform bis
4 patrons, that for their convenience, and the
publ in general, he has removed his establish.
ment to capacious room 8. of the Avenue, between
l2lh and 18th streets, where he will always be found
oIy and late ready to attend to those who may favor
him with call. He aa,ters himself from the eIpe
renee he has had in his profession, that he stsnds
No. in the art Of Hair Dressing and Shaving, and
would invite those who not apprised Of his skill
to give him Trial, being convinced that from the
facility and rapdity manifested in tho operation,
hat they will come again. Every thing will be
found neat and comfortable in his Esta blishment,
md he will ensure clean towel 10 each individual.
Having large family to support, share Of public
patronage is earnestly solicited. NJ. DUBANT.
sep Is # Nat. Init
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

e. The Boston Post announces The for
nation Of " Society for the prevention Of
cruelty to Piano Fortes."
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

or The Vera Cruz people were divided in thei
opinions about the prospect Of peace, The ma
tives did not believe that there would be any, Will.
the invaders inclined the other way.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

PHILADELrnIA, 18th Sept.
Water in river At feet. Weather clear and fine
Markets dull. Flour 81 81. Wheat 81.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

PrrsBuRe, 18th Sept.
No change in stocks, flour or wheat. Provisions
dull. Groceries dropping. In dry goods there is
an active business.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

ar The Now York Herald Of yesterday has q
lie, Of 700 persons arrived at the principal hotels on
The 18th instant in that city.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

81 checked the enemy and saved the capital
says Santa Ana. What a poet the Mexican
General is.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

A rousing meeting was held last Wednesday, in
Perry county, Pa. at which old Zach was nomina
ted by acclamation for the Presidency.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

Ninety.four deaths in New Orleans during
the "a hours ending 6 O'Clock p. m. the 9th
instant, of which IA were Of yellow fever.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
Observation-Disclosures
MONEY TO DISPOSE OF.

MONEY TO DISPOSE OF,
n have for sale ii my office whole, ha quarter and
Il eighth tickets In the magnificent scheme 10 draw
tw o first capitals $50 900 and $4,000 and capital
prizes Of 900 each. Whole tickets In cost only
Sl2.
Also, on the same day the Thomas Thumb Lots-
y. Capital Prize "a, 500. Whole tickets Sl--shares
in proportion.
The above arc of stock which have been hereto
fore prolific as to have produced 10000 sprouts
from a single scion, and with such prospect OF a
rich return. surely all who desire TO reap harvest
to supply tho demands OF approaching winter, will
at once secure an interest. ~
JOHN. W. BRONAUGH.
Sept is tsr
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

John Philpot, distinguished Wing. is ou'
in an address to the voters Of the Sd Maryland
Congressional District. He submits himself &c
their votes as an out and out Taylor man.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

On Saturday last, 1t. Phelps Of the kenton
Rangers shot and instantly killed Capt Nelson
of the same company.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

g. Rushwor,h, of Philsdclpbis, has paid Pat
Mcguire $4,000 for biting of piece Of Pats tongue
in fight between them some months ago!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
NEw YoRx, I6 Septembel

Flour firm at IS rs. Wheat 81 and sales /;
corn 62a6i aud small sales rye 70 cents cot
ton 6rmer
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

On the I'd instant the steamboat Niagara in
Lake Michigan ran on ledge Of rocks but
was gotten of without injury.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
GEORGETOWN MARKET.

AT THE HOTELS UP TO . P. NJ
Colcma,i's. ... ....
Ely NY
Geo Latmer Porto Rico
Il G Schultz do
r r kirkland Md ..
C Wencell N Y &c.,.
II Dunbar and family Miss ..
Jas X Pummer Md ..-...
L Weber do
Jno + Morgan and lady Tenn i.
Miss NJ Porter do
RMeyer Md 5
G Celdie Pa
X Thomas Ohio ... ...,.. .
H Hammond sc
J Rice do
~s III Draprei Ga =,
TR Andrews do
10. A Walker Tenn '... =.
Gen Hernandez Fa
Fl Lee and lady Va ..%
Mrs Drew do ..a'
Geo Layall Jr do
Miss Layall do
Jno @ Adams and lady do
Miss E Gill do
Miss Z Stratton Philadelphia
b Charters lady and servant Fa a.
Fl Sands KY -.
G II Delamater N Y
Thos II Faron do ..
Us Baker and lady do
H Moore do
Misses Moore do
G. Pehn Pa
Bropn's.
w T BERRY Md
F M Bowie do
&C Magruer do ~.
Resley M d N Jersey
Fl Hilleary Md
Capt Rhodes U SIN
&c Wilson N
N ID Roberts do ....r
A Wilson and lady Pa
a MIR Brook Nd
Mr.. Berry do . ... ..
Gadsbys.
H Lindsey and family Fa
G Robinson Va
Alice Atocha La IS ...
Jno Raymond N Y
Rev L l. Smith Ga ..
A b Spilman Va
Geo S Scott Md
SV Given Maine
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

The New Orleans Delta has complete l'i
of the casualties of the 10Th and 10Th Of Aug.
II is formidable looking article.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

Alocha is out in the papers in defence Of
his conduct, in not exercising the duty Of an
American citizen when he saw Paroles.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

The Albany Evening Journal is fortunate.
Il says it did not expect success in the Con-
gressional elections Of Maine!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

Gr It. Dixon H. Miles is in command Of the
troops at Vera Cruz.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

Tho whole Of the Picnyuno and Delta correapon.
dcnce from Mexico Yves transmitted from Baltimore
10 New York at an expense of not less than $780,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

The Mexicans made 1917 Of our soldiers
bite the dus, on the plains Of Mexico.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

A brig Of 23o tons was launched yesterday
in Baltimore.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

or We are in favor Of General Zachary Taylor
for tho next Presidency, says the Illinois Journal
The best interests Of the people seem to US, most
clearly and unequivocaly, to demand his elevation
to that high Office In such a place, we do no,
want mere party tool, who. having no will of his
own, is driven hither and thther by the breath Of
demagogues. We want a man, who can stand as
firm as rock at the post Of duty, undaunted by
danger and unsubdued by opposition. Such man
we have in the Hero Of Buena Vista. We do not
want mere creature Of vanity, who whatever may
be his professions, will be sure to lean to the one
party or to the other, just in proportion to the
amount Of aattsry it may pour upon him. Wswant
man who can rise superior to all such influences
and such man we certainly possess in General
Zachary Taylor.
The deeds Of General Taylor, performed under
the most trying circumstances, clearly show him TO
DO such man. When his little army was surround.
ed by fearful Odds aud lis entire destruction seemed
to be ine7itable, every American heart sunk at TIL
contemplation Of tho awful crisis ercept his oun.--
And when through incredible deeds Of yaor, vict,-
~ was made 10 perch upon our standard, every
brain was intoxicated with the glory our arms had
achieved. except that Of the great hero under whom
it was 1t s not for the briliancy of his mill
'ary achievements but for this intrinsic moral gran.
deur Of the man, that we wish to sec him President
orthe United States. II is, we earnestly hope and
believe, reserved for his mighty arm TO bring back
the political affairs of the country to tho immaculate
purity of the days Of Washington.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

Mosaic glass flooring has been discovered
BY Yankee.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
NEW FLOUR, HAMS, &c.

NEW FIIJUK, HAMS, &c.
, UST RECEIVED
100 barrels new Extra" Flour
80 do superior new Family Flour
200 prime Hams
5000 lbs shoulder Bacon
1000 lbs mijdling do
so bush new Timothy Seed
100 lbs Green Ginger
100 lbs white and dark Mustard Seed
IS boxes French kaisns
1000 gallons pure Cider Vinegar
1000 lbs New Goldfish
SO boxes Scotch Herring.
For sale by GEO. & THOS. PARKER,
sep 8 81 Centre Market Space.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

1t i, now said that Mr.. Medill is TO be the
new Charge 10 Naples. This is like enough.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

The child murderess Restell and her bail few
years ago, are in coils opposite each other.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
JOHN w. BRONAUGH,S

IT OTTERY. EXCHANGE. AND GENER-
IL AL AGENCY OFFICE. s doors west UHion
Hotel. Bridge street, Georgetown, d. G. Whers
all or,,ers will DO promptly and con6den,i,y at
tended 70. 50. aF &aif aug 20 If
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17
:. LAMPSI LAMPS!

THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
, #... GALLERY,
Concert Hall, Penn. ap., orer Iodds Hat Store.
TWO PATENTS GRANTED UNDER THE GREAT
SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
4 WARDED THE GOLD and Silver Medals,
"A four first premiums, and two highest honors,
at tho National, the Massachusetts,, the New York,
and tho Pcnnsylv exhibitions for the splcn-
did coored Daguorcotypcs and best apparatus
O. Portraits taken in sny weather, in the most
exquisite style.
Apparatus and Stock wholesale and retail.
Instructions given III the art. -
July 27-3m .:
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

- HATS.
NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR
ZA August, Is47.
STEVENS tlaie Fishs,]
Gentlemen's Quitting Store, Browns Hotel,
son 81
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-09-17

"a MANS MAN FOR A. rHAr."-Howi,l
relates an anecdole, associated with the poem
''U" ~l'ch .n's famous ihe 10 81 o''eh quo'eo'
wn''h may not oe ,a'''i,af 10 our iesoers'-
Dut"S oe''s 'nV''eu ~ u'he a. hooleh'ah's :
On ce''a'n oe'as'on' was 'u'neu on 10 ea'
MS uii'nef , WIN me ouier' 'A''et .ne rePas'
was ove'' nc was sem 'o' " 'he uih'ne 'ooni'
cha'r placed io' mn, az 'he oo''om OF the
'aole' ana ne was called on 'or song. Con
uolling MS indisnauon' ne sang
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-31
PAPILLO NESTOR,
oosr Der sAn,ctterlin5.
Grsab'un9 prn i. u,

g II einem oumutbig 9ele9ehcti Stdothen,
bart Ill Ger Desrj I'M freunpliebeu Bon ldo-
nen eMbrl beIdlatteteu Yteot9crs catle, lub
am rffsueu Seniter, tm alte.tbilnlihen nit
braunem Safft1n llbcr;c9enen 9rpBoater-
fubl, .ter bctagte wilrbi9e @t9entblmer bes
Saule5, Der epal,geltiS)e preei9er Waltem
ilao atbnete ben Guft ielner III pcQer Slll-
the prau9cnee!, trcuen joausmdhter, pie CT
bic einben tanttte> ip ocllen 3li9en ellt.
j. Der slbcub ,par fiji uuo frleolth uno oas
slntliB pes 9emlltbllben Sllten set9te etnen
Nbeno nit abnliter StiIe uno dbnlidem
Triccen; aber 2lterihnee beGte letn Naupt
uuo lhou beu9te llh lclne cole etnlt bcbe
0eifalt ein tpentg.
81 faltete Die @inbe; fab nit f,r{dsnoen
sfuoeu, You larfteu @rnite6 iu6 ltebIthe g.
teuprptb uno baebte 1einer bcimge9au9eneu
Qcben - III heIonoerer Dantbarfeit leiner
treueu @atti,,, nit Der er rutig, ia 9lilflih
eMdjs eebsn 9esan9en i1ar, cb9leth ibn
,lie6t Der beleli9enoe 3auber elmer erlten,
iinper9eslid]eu Su9enofiebe AT lte 9cfe1Ielt
hatte-bis Ger Shmer5 lin Die 9eliesteGo d.
ter tub I'm eeren 0atten, ettlcn wadereH
StbwieSerlcbn, ile Uctt leiner Seits riB.
Gouu 0esabte er nit paterlIber elebc uno
Gebnluht jeines einst9cm Sehnes Sttfrleo,
e@r bel einem Snfel IN Der Sremoe bas
Ncrltme{en lcrute, nnb befen @emittbsfrt
fd,e uno fpruoelno beitere eauue er Idpn
ldneere 3elt in letner 9fdbe sermibte
Oa nahte lId) ibm leile iein jesiger Heiner
aebens9efibrte, elu blMhenoer, brlpleliser,
blcncer &nabe, ben Dor elf e5abren bic &C.
lisbte jegt pertprbene 2odter 9ebar uno Der
tpie cin better Sonnenb!id leia einlames 9ll-
ter eurhleuhtete. HaS Gtno brGhte eitt
StrduSdlen Heleba III Der einen Oanb, in
Der anoern olf elmer lauseu 9tabel aelpieBt,
einen tlemen bunten Shmettsrliu9 tno bat
ieir ltebeS 8rc6Udterhen, Die ,lette 8cnte
CUR 9rcBen Sdmetterlll195Iammlun fll9en
Su cllrfen. @rcBpaterhen ldhelt ltno bpl-
te willis aus benz ssrlhloRenen glasldranf
einen bon pielen 9efu9slten stnsldnoert, an
9eflllten &alten. sSene, aus allen gSeltge.
gencen ftammenoen uno mauni9falli} fer
ShDubeit, 1oncbl Der 1Sarbsn tpie Der sSor-
1nen, pran9eno, gans anoers, .ipie Der eben
erbald,te, Iebr 9ewobnlihe, arine fleine
eanbsmanu,- Ihufen biefes Wuleum Su ei-
nem b0hit intereGauten fur Eenuer II. 9tidt
tenner. Seiee Yartbeien betrahteten otrle
Stumen Serwanbter -tpuncerbar als9e-
itattet NIT bent frifhifen, brennenbifen, bann
nteoer NIT bent lanfteiten, weidllen Sar6en-
,hmelse, balb tpie @olbihimmer telfdubt
coer init perlemntter altsselest tann fam
mefart1g, cann etpas atlas9ldaSelb, audi
m'Wnter 70 dtherild, bnrhThtig, wie aus
Duft ge,pcben-9eih prddxiaen Minatur.
semdloen, bon @cttes Meilfefpinfel, Gid,
CUR sluaenweice oes Men1cben, pie ,ur ei.
genen 8(unenlulf, 9efdrbt nnb psraoloef.
9l6 fcldle batte lie aud, Watbeim & frad,.
fet llno mar III frabefter Sl9euo, feIbft nod
tsls Sanalits ote sartea Wefn lA anSueis-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-31
Caution, Starf Goumtn, obto, Nicrs 8n, fs47*

jcren oft 6clhwerlidru Itenit in Slide uno
GeQer fpie bel Der 9GaIhe pcubrin0t, unc
oann init qQer 9Mfmerf nu,fsit Geerfo unc
6reunelttfcit cen &atcr pfle9t ibu nit fro
ltellceu ySrltcu uuterhGlt, mas ibre @ecnn-
fen etn wenjg bon Grauer IN, ihrs Mutter
ableltet, Die, mic ile cuff fudtl9 berllbrtc,
pcr mebrercn Satrcu itorb."
uISie bciBt err 9lrme 2" .fraofe jett Wat
belm, eer nit drlltlider Sbciuahme suSc
bert bate.
u@r bat eiucn en9lldhcn Gamen. rt0[eid,
er etn Oeut1hcr If, Wernc6le3."
S,lcr brahte Gertrude, Die wofere, icro-
fame S>anshalteriiL ,pie 9e,r6bnIicD bet
AIolm6 Grlude, rtpa6 Sunt SmblB uuo s,pet
0rllne @la6pcfo(e, netit einer N(oId,e olten
Ibelnmcii6. Der olte SNcrr futile Bic Sid
fer uno fuhr fort: vgEie brtb Der euqIiIcte
Nl7ng olclcS 9fameM6 mid, lebhaft ali mel
nen sIufcntholt III 9lmerifa ertnnert, bon
oem id, Sbueu Nd,pu Manhes mitthcilte !;
pie er 9tllc5 mcdt, ioltt) Gin eiufater Slang.
olle Su9encbilrer, Sreuno' mo lSeb, Qiete,
| Sreunofthaft GduIduu9.' -
Gel ticleu QGorteu mcnteteu ed, lcine
BljCfe ttliler III Dem Seoetf6Itthcn, flirtcr
ild) aber INNER freinrlider miceer auf unt
\Nclm bcmuncerte Nun bic Shcnheit ree
lmaro9e9 itncnS dmettrlir9S unb tie icrq
lome GerwaMuna, 9Iejh Der cine6 Suwels
III eiucm lclhen Sdmudf0(tteu. ,,G5 if
mir o6cr oud cin Subel," crwiet crte Iid
clnb Wolheim, ,bcun e6 1T bo5 ein.ioc 9(n
benfen ctue6 thcuren QSclcnS, 1t. rpenu eli
c lit, metn gutter S.plu,, tie TpelIe eiuer cr
Itcn 1tetc f:nnenL oann iperoen Gle oi
Scr9falt tc5 0reilcS beSreifen, nit Der el
@ineentlnGen ouf ieli9e, INN 'esertriu9licbs
JuGenbta9e ebrt!"
tcclm periIdertc If rseueerb, er perfte.
be uro adlte etn iclhrS @mpfnben ithpn
legt unS IteB nit rem Sreunbe bic @ldler
anflln9en 5ur Ghre crr bclbeu Grinncruno
9lltdId,er Su9cnotrdrtme, bann a.f sas
y8rkl tpmmsncer Gage.
(Srrtieenn9 fptgt.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-31
(Scrtlebun9 fptgt.)
SDebit spitbtto ppm Stct=Nserifp

Sn1urrcttpn Su SaUs-Surd, + a.
re Meselet - Der @pupernS,
BON NeusMertcp ermorbet = 81
mertfaner gemem h elmprbct. -
M a brld, etnlih e lle.beraabeo II
IS nta Sc = @pt. Douipban in
gro Ser @efa br.
3u GacS trab am II. San. eiue tercnfs
lide Snlerrectlcn ge9en bic amerifanld)e GSns
ra1llruS'9 '9lrmce aus. 9llle Spanier, tpelde
tr9eno etne SYnpatbie fir bic 9lmerifaner
an ben Sag le9ten, fcnnten itr Qeben nur
burh Die fd)leuni9ite Sludt retteu. 8eup.
9 E 1T. Stephan see, amtlider Sferiff,
@en. @lltct ey S,eurY Sc al ltno 20 81
Emerifoner ilno ermrrcet uno lire Somilien
Der pltincerni19 uno allen Gjewotltttoteu
preiS9e9efen. Gie Snfurretttcn bat I'D, mi
| fnrdtbarer Sdnelligteit ans9ebreitet unr
I9ebrcht nnire gauge gSelts9rmee nit Ser:
nlhtlln9. Gtc slnsohl cer Snfnr9el,ten n
Gocs ,par bcim 9luSbruh 600 Mann ltarf
ESte fudten init 9lten grfpl9 bic Sorrceu o.,
[merlfaltlhen Snotaner fir ibre Neool1ttipr
III geiplnren, nno n,ahten 9Drbereitunoe,
Santa Sc meMunebmcn, tpc nur 500 fret.
bare Wanner tbnen elttge9en 9eitel(t iperbe,
fbnnen. Santd Sc bat meber et.1 Sort npd
SlcdhanS sur gertteioi9ung.
Gle Snlur9entelt ipeld)e (Id, il, Ben Sc:
Eilf BON Seas iestelt ipllten beabTd,tiaeu biz
Gralr.s 9Sd9en unirer 9lrmee nit ibrer Dor.
rdthen ipe9snnehmett ipporrd1 ale Gpmmr:
nIcattcn ltnirer 9lrnee abaefd,nitten piirbe
|nno oteieite III Die fbwieri9lte Sage fame.
Die eem @rl. Opnipbal oemad,tcn sluere
btetltl9en Gblbuahna tlt SelTs at nebn,en,
'tcuen nun 9enladt iporben Ietn ibn nit leis
nen Srlipren tiefcr ins 9ane binein at loefen
nno bon bent icprb Der Snllrredticn at ents
frnen. 9Senn TO- cann 1Ino er uuo Ieinegra.
pen lit grocer @efabr ibrer 9ernittllnq euts
9e9en SIT Sehen.
SIT Sauta Sc 1T man Ger W2eiuunq, bae
penn Sen. gScpl ; rect nad CHIHUAHUA Dor,
9ecrnn9en mare tpte suerft beabGdjtiqt mar,
oann oteieSceten III JtelsWerifp ttcf,t feidbt
mp9lid 9etpsrpeft irdren. Die Mertfoner
nO nun III orlten 9ertralten, Sen Sol. %,
nipban uno feline 600 Oeam aefanqen III ,,cbs
men. Gr miro fIe pie oas grl1emal ,parm
Eempfan9en uao btlttig betnfhtden, ipenu (e
einen cfferen eln9rif auf feiu Gcrps tpaaen
lrllten /; allen pb ct Die shrpierisfeitel1 lid,
otrh etn enpprteS 9rlf burh, eit tpett aus
qeoebntes eanb pbne anoere Nillfsmittef ais
fetne nno feiner 2eute 2apferfeit, alidlit il
berwn'sen miro, 1T eine a,tpere ernife Nras
&C..
Gas Corps be5 Scl 0cniptan eelfsbt ans
etltem Detahemcnt bon 500 Nlann ausSans
ia Sc uno Dem |. 9e9iment Der be,raffueten
W11cnrbSretnillt9en inter gieut. 60. NPit.
deu, ferner aus benz 2 Seq. be(feteno aus
80 Mauu bon Starts Battalion eeidter Sir.
tlGerjc nnter Capt. l:uolcn nnb Qientenont
Grtebens ehmaltser oeutider slrrpfat III ct.
sonls1 uno 20 Nealm prll Gcl. price's SIC,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-31
. c 81 II q 1t IT q e N.

&. Dr oslo St,ats. Sptt erf9tint resefn.1b9 jeben
Dettno4. Or Sutltrtptionssp spres III 81 so uu>
btpin3te 8oraustssablun9i III SaargelS, erer S2,
ntnn Die 3sblunB inncrDalb Der crttcn .,dlfte ees
Sa9rts 9etbitbt. Spdter 3ablence Datrn $3.50 ,u
entrbten. &ein ltntcrfbrsiter miro fir cincn fir
,trn 3str1um als Dlcnat, ansenrmn,rn; aud
rann pit 3;tanJ MIR Damn auf9esctti nrrptn, ,rrnn
aac 9tattinpe atteIaHlt lIno. Cine Scrnabla(ii.
ssnS Ole 3eituns Sem Gnct pts Sabrs auf,utius
oistn, miro ais cine Grnttruns Der @uttrtpticu be-
trabtst. Mtthilun5en nnp 8,iefe linp rritfrei er,
btten. uJ' otfe >5crin9un9cn wrrpen pdnftlib tt.
,n,aftct Wtreen. ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-31
NdSa9c8iibe 9ruebffitcfc.

9tllr mt Gem @rselcn iden mir auf eiue,,
re'nen, tpclhen Spoen entipeber. @ift. nSer
NoEt9telhe nno, tpie Die Softer III bem
erlten Wenihen, 70 fteigen mir (pbpllid, unn
9elltt9) su ten &inoern berab, unb ,iehem
ile 9rrB oeer--flen.
,Sellt9. bctpabre Sen ,Rinteralau6cu, pbne
me'den es gar feline griiebung 9dee. >Ger,
atB me, oaB oas f!eine eunfete SRinb ann,
Egr5eber, als ilt enen bcbfn @enius itub
I'Slpcltet pen Sfentarun9en, biraufjd,out,
Gem es wett bln9e9ebsner 9laubt aIs ieineets
| 9letden, uno eaB Die 9itae eines slprlfels
Felne 9anSe 'acrattfd,e Welt Yerheerte.
Sc jllnGer baS &ino 1T, eelfo rpeuioer bf.'
re e6 oaellnalsiprcblibe nennen, bas i'm.
|oufdb eln Wcrt tur srlat 9luslpref,lidem
ptrb, aber es iebe bef1en GYmtple. Yos
@rtabene 1T bic Sempelfufe sur 0ielioipn.
tple Die Sternenretbe sur llterme6lidfeif'
gSenn in bic 0iatur bas @rc6e bineintritt
Der Saturn, Der Conner, Der Sternenbim,v
mel, Der Gco :--fc fpredt bas Nort ,,Wott,,
oo' osn' @''oe a"e' (Sean pauI)
Die erfe 0tabrung ces eefitnbcn. {Td, enk:
taltenoen Vtend)enoerltanoes 1T in Der lTd,.
fnbl-nno h0rbaren Sinnentpelt entboltenL.
9GaS TT cas-? mcsu uiet es, uno mos
madbt r1an eamlt ?-Tno Sraeen tss flein.
lten Sinoes, bic erffen purpnrfreifen bes
ermadenoen 9eiiti9en Sa9es
@s lit Stel oaran 9ele9en, cas unfcre
8lnoer bic gSabrbeiten Ger 0ieltoipu in rr-
lenfarbi9tem Qthte erblifen. Ole )tmffs,.
De, meld,e ben trllllihen llnterridt beoIe;
ten, ,nuifen caber audi libt unb erfrfni;d,
ieln, penn Ge nlht auf Die Sadie ieibif ~,
nen Sdaten tperfen lDlten.
Cine nnerlffpflide. Suntsru6e Der re;,,
9ieli9iciitff 6as neue:Feffon,snt sn
oa5 man. le inehr man cafIelbe Il 1'i,,sEE 1E
Gmptcn Spcbstt, @roee, Mabrbeif, n. G;s,,l
l'ebh.t tsnnt, eelto metr liebcn nno pereb-
ren sernt' Set Der Gfjiebuns prd9t mar
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-31
3efanntmocbn d nnnen.

Cine Setanntmahun9 rrn tincm 9icret ole
ment9er, tr'frt fur cit,nai9r Ginrtduns SO cuts
fur mal 81 .une fir jerc ftrnere Ginrituns belief.
Zen Siereets 25 0ents.-Gh, 9etet 3 Dlcnate etn.
suraetsn trtrt S %, Dlrnatr S, Sabr Ss.- Cine
baltc SpaIte Dlpnote tinjurtlten S s, oNrnate
IS 10, Sabr S25.-Gine 9anje @raltr FIR 8 mrna.
te tcttct IL, oOlcnate S 20 uno Sabr 80.
@eC@dftstartenp II prti crer ,peniscr 3ei.
len sinsuriltcn trttsn per Sabr SO, fir 0lrnats
So 49,.
rntartt i.tj jercr Nrt, lit reut(ttr unb ems.
lttber Srradst, wtre rcr nfec res ,,obrStaatso .
Trtcn" ibnr, iaubcr unp errrrft tcrrst.