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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29
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The offer was promptly rejected, and other
means were resorted TO.
Texan land companies were formed at the
North, for the sale ofextensive tracts OF land,
said TO have been obtained by grants, from the
Mexican Government, Capitalsts,politlclans,
and demugogues participated in these splendid
schemes Of speculation, and became vociterous
in the cause of Texan liberty. At the same
time, crowds ofemigrants repaired to the ter
ritory, many carrying their slaves with them
At last these men, feeling themselves strong
enough, raised the standard of rebellion IN
September, 1885, and on the Cd ofthe succeed
ing March, issued their declaration of indie
pendenCe. The Mexcans, ofcourse, endeav-
ored to quell the insurrectonj but although
nominally fighting with their own subjects,
they were in fact contendng against an inva-
sion from the United States.
The Adventures in Texas had no sooner set
up for themselves, than they adopted constl-
tuition in which they aimed first to secure to
themselves and their children forever, the
blessings of slaveryj and secondly, to acquire
the aid and protection Of the u. States. The
first object was to be attained by constitu-
tional prohibition of both private and leglsla-
tive cmnncipationj and by making tia funda-
mental law of the Republic, that no free black
or mulatto person should reside within its
boundaries; and the second object, by giving to
the United States in perpetuity,a monopoly OF
the slave market in Texas,-the importation
of slaves from any other country being abso-
lutely prohibited, thus promising to realize the
golden visions fthe Virginia breeders"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

fore ] had taken one bottle, my cough was
easier; | continued to take the medicine until
| was able to leave the room | have taken
several bottles, and think Wistnr's Balsam
of Wild Cherry has cured me; at least | feel
as well, and as strong | have for twelve
years. JOHN METCALF.
am acquainted with the subscriber, and
believe his statement to be true.
HOWARD b. LOVEJOY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

FLOuR-is up enormously-to $9in Boston
and some other cities. The poorer portion of
the people, in these places, must suffer, partly
as n consequence of the famine in Europe, and
partly from the fact that spectators have
bought all the flour they could, and so manage
as to keep up the price, and partly from other
causes.
In this section of our State we do not know
ofany body able to pay the present price of
-four here--$10 or so--and there is little, if any
brought among us. 1t is well for us that
wheat is plenty--as it Island according to
our information upon the subject, it has NOT
been more plenty for many years. The price
toe, at which it is sold is very little, if any, high
er than it has ranged for the last two or three
years.
The true, and the cheapest policy is, for the
people hereabout,to use domestic wheat-and
not purchase pound of Western hour-for the
profits upon the rate at which it sells all GO
into the hands ofspeculators. The producers
of the grain get little or none.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

lFThe Journal of Commerce learns from
Washington on good authority that the Presl-
dent ofthe United States, soon after his return
from Raleigh, North Carolina, where he will
be present at the Commencement Of the Uni
versity of that State on the LIST June, will make
visit to N, York City, and probably extend
his tour Eastward.
1t would be much better for man who has
a salary of So, 900 year to stay at home,
work for the nation that pays him so enormous
ly, and use some efforts to close war that is
staying monthly, its hundreds of our people,
and those of Mexico also, and running us into
debt at the rate of something like one hundred
millions Dollars year. A man that brought
on sucha war should give no sleep to his eye
lids till peace be restored to the country
Polk will have sufficient leisure after the
spring oflS49 to travel about and the
country and his eI-consttucnts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

uFPolk and Walker have made out Tariff
of duties to he levied at the conquered ports of
Mexico. American merchants there, say II
is ruinous to our trade, as it keeps ont the pro-
ducts of the u States, and encourages Mexi-
can industry alone. They also say that the
Meyicans like it much, and is just the thing
they want to enrich their people. 1t seems to
be like all of Polk Tariffs-made for the ben
eft of other nations rather than for the United
States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29
THE TARIFF,

IL seems from comparative statement of
the value of goods imported and duties col
lected at New York from Dec. | to April IL,
and the corresponding months in the preced-
ing year, that while foreign goods have been
imported to the amount of millions of dollars
more than during the same period last year,
the revenue has been diminished more than
$500
BY the way: the Patriot is very jealous in
impressing upon its readers the fact that UooL
has advanced handsomely since the Tariff of
1876 was passed-lust as though that act was
the cause ofthe increased price. With all
the anxiety of the Patriot to sustain Free
Trade, and with n manifest Willingness TO
have its readers beIieue that the Tariff has
been favorable to woo-growers, the editor
of that paper will hardly dare affirm that re-
duction of duty on all foreign wool, except
coarse, has increased prices. This would be
too absurd. What then, is the cause of the adj
vance of wool? 1t is indirectly, the same
that has advanced the price of almost every
article produced by the American farmer
The extraordinary demand in Europe for
food has completely overturned the ordinary
course of trade-in the first place embarrass-
ing the manufacturers of England, which has
been an advantage TO our own. aud in the
next place pouring money in this country and
stimulating the prices for all of our produc-
tons. Just let things be reversed-or rather
let there be sufficient food produced in Eu-
rope for its consumption, and the balance of
trade would be against us; our money would
go to Europe for goods, and our farmers
would find the prices of their products de-
clining. We all remember the extraordinary
prices of 1886, in the face ola declining Tar
iff. 1t was occasioned by an unusual abun-
dance of money; when that failed il was
found that the then existing Tariff although
full as high as the presently was entirely mad
equate. The country is now in the process
ola similar experiment. and bound to a like
unhappy fate if nothing shall be done to pre-
vent it.
The figures given above do not tell the
whole story ofthe failure of the Polk Tariff
by a long shot. We copy the following state
ment from Free Trade paper, the New
York Journal ofCommerce:
Cash duties in the port ofN. Y.
for months, 1876, $674607S So
For months in 1947, 6690,743 &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

GFThe Sherbrooke Gazette of the Goth
says-"Wc understand it is the intention of
the Directors (of the st. Lawrence and Allan
tic Railroad) soon 30 recommence and conf
plete the Southern portion of the line of our
railroad to Derby Line, to meet the Passump-
sic Road.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

A Man OF SENSE. Gerrit Smith, of New
York, has been written to by some body, ask
ing him to stlnd a candidate for the Presden-
cy. He declines on the ground that he is not
fit for the office, though no doubt, better quail
flied than Mr. Polk, for the Chief Magstracy
of the nation. We have many men in the
country with not enough good sense to lead
them to do as Mr. S. has done.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

RELIEF. Tho citizens of Glover have rails
ed $I42,1 for the reliefof the suffering Irish
-$42,O 90 in cash and $1OO,1s in grain and
clothing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

UP1he Washington Union-Polks organ
formally recommends the robbing of the
Mexican churches by our army as measure
to make Mexico cede territory to the U. States
or, as it has it, TO close the War.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

THE WEATHER. We have had refreshing,
warm and abundant rains, for about week
past, which have,no doubt, cheered the farmer
as they have revived vegetation, and FASTENED
it forward with rapidty seldom Witnessed
A few days more of such weather would put
the grass crop in position advanced, or
nearly so, as it was last year on the first day
ofJune. Although the season opened nearly
a month later this than it did last year, the
present prospects of good harvest are cheer
ing. "seed time" we have, and the prom
ised ''harvest' is not far off. Vernal showers
have passed away, and the bow of promise is
yet Notwithstanding us never more to doubt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

IMMIGRATION TO CANADA. The emigrant a.
gent in Canada received notice by the last
steamer that Is, GIG immigrants were on their
way to Quebec from the United Kingdom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

u 1t does not yet appear, from any thing
authentic, that there is any foundation to the
report that the British Minister at Mexico had
offered the mediation of his Government with
view of bringing about peace between Polk
and Mexico. But such may have been the
fact, though no result has become apparent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-29

NJ Col. Benton has made a speech to his
party in St. Louisiana it is n Col. Benton
speech--a compound of Bentonian incon-
sistencies, in many particulars, when compared
with the present party relations of the author
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Das Der BON cerSlo miniltratioa e,nsefhla>
gene QSe9 in Geitune unferer &rie9san9eles
genbeiten nit Merjfo ocm GcIte sutscheiBen
miro, teweiet bic ausemeine 8cltsitimme in
Den Steaten, no titr,lid Wahlen itottsefuns
oeu, ouf oas 3uperIdiNsite. Sn pennlplpas
nien, Shio, @ecrsien, WarYlanc, g. Sers
ieY uno Wid,isan, modten Die SOcero!iiten
Die perSweifelnben 2lnftrenNun9en, Inn Der
Demcfratie cine StieberIa9e Su bereiten, ins
bem lie renGriea uno Seiue 8ertheiciaer benz
8cIfe i'm 9ebdiTsiten eidte oarsuitsllen fnd,s
ten. 9lleiu bic Grsebni0e Seisen, caB SObes
raliitilhe9lraumente nidts permcbten. Die
MaGe ocs gclfes 1T nod inmer benz Tater>
lanoe treulid, ;ugetban unb perabid,eut mes
rifanithen gBb i9iemus pcnls47 eten 70 fetr
,pie eintens cen 8laulihters 6Soeralismns
bon 1912, ODER Gcrpismus in ben 3siten Der
0feuclutiun.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
Ceutfbe 6reifbml E.

Der unterseltuete bat lcine ceutihsTreis
ihuIe fur Ditrift go. l. am ucrisen .Mcne
tag in S,ru. peter &aufmanns Bad tein'9eS
bduoe, lilolihe Murftilrase, in cemielbenSOs
fale, no fld friiber bic beutihe Drnderei be.
fanb, ansefansen. Diejeni9en ccutiheS Sauss
pdter weld,e ibre8incer gu ienten wilnid,en
werben hermit btfidit erfuht fcIdes nid,t
Idn9er gu perfd,iebeu, incem cine beabIhtiss
tc 6 laGen @intbeiluns bic orlle 9lnSabl Der
&ncer erbeild,t nm fIh babel nad3 ben Sds
tieteiten berielben rihten ;u tSrnen.
Die 3weise, weIde in fetner Shule 9es
lebrt tpereeu, belteben in
ecfen,
Sd,6u> unb Hshtfhreiben,
Spradlehre,
cber Grbhelhreibung,
Sopfs uuo Gatelrednen, uue 9eianslebre.
s.. s. Jctbnagel.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Nr. 9. Me barY publsirt 9esentpdrtt9
ben prpipectus fir ben ,Sbic Statesman
,pdbrenb Der @siessebuns." Der fcmmsnee
QSinter riro uns manhes SutcreGante BON
ben beicenStdrteu Walhinetcn uuc Gclums
bus lrfern. Die fdbieften Se'i6teritatter
fir cen Shic statesman ftno in hicen plds
ben anseltsllt uno ,percen bic Spalten bess
lelten rsselmdbis curd aenoue uno treueSe'
richte aufuaeu. lBW fOnnen eaher bieiee
Slatt welhe ter enslid,en Sprate mdht,s
Guo, taum orinseno senus empfeblen.
8eo 9un9en
fir ben Statesman ipdhreae Der Sisun9:
2d9lih 80. SO
Creimal m6hentlit J. 90
Bohentlih SO
3ablbar i'm 8craus.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Miufe, als in eiuem 3uitdncc Dtosrnatarll>
den 3wanees befansen, beradtet peroen
mueten. Deies fca aber bel Der Wsaus i'm
BlincensSntitut nidt Der SAT- fem, bieit
5oa fIdj bon ielbit iutrauIih ben SIlnoen nds
bern. Scate Elm punserbarer Saitinft benz
Tbier6en pfenbart baben, bcs Der blinoe
Menlh ihm Deni9er 9efdbrIih it, ais Der
febence 2 (ph' ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
gSpmt &rie9s fba,plafs.

Bon Der 9lrmee. - Vcn Dem Wtaias
d,uletts: :9ieoime nte,. bas nit Sen. Sulbln9
III 9era @rus anfam, ,peieerte fld, eine@pms
pasuie, llnifcrm ocn blauem 9ud,, anifatt
Ger ibriqen bon srauem, bic ab9erilisn 'par
ansunebmen, uno srpar aus benz @runbe,
neil es fur lie cine Shmad, fei. Die JtatiO>
nala inform su trosen Sen. @uihins bate
cieie @cmpasnie Die Motfen nieeerleaen uno
in Nrrcit br,usen la6en. 10 eli lclt,e Burfd,e
uid9t pnrbis ieien. Waffen su trasen. Spds
ter hattie Gh Elm grocer Theil cieier Cons
paenie eiues 8eGeru beioune. ober sparen
su lpdt uno fle muBten nad gera @rus in's
@efdnsuiB-
9lls Sen. Scctt in bic Stabt Werifo eins
riidte. aberreihten ibm Die StactbehOrcen
cine in srpDlf artidel einsetbeilte unb NIT II
llnterftriften perfebene prcpcitticn, tpcrin
@en. Scott eeniGerma8en ocrseftrieben
lit. ,pie er es NIT ben @iirsern, ihrem giaen
tbum u.Cm baltsn foqe. 8ecenft mon; bon
mem biefe fommt unb bic umddnbe, bic oie>
felbe peranlaste, f. speie man fanm, ob man
iiber Die Iaarrbeit bie(er Qeute laden coer
iiber ihre unperfibdmtbeit Gd drsern foa.-
Sen. Scoft perflberte fle inoe6en, caB er
ibnen jeben 9hus BEN oas qBcbl feiner slrs
NEE uno bic 8eoarfriGe bes Rrieaes erIaubs
ten, aemdbren spiirbe. 9tm II. Sept. erlise
oer(elbe einsn @eneralbefehl, tporin jebe 9lrf
BON Berbreden uno 8ersehen Seifens uns
1erer Solbaten aufs Strenstte Derp6nt 1T
uub nit fawerer Strafe 9eorobt pirb. 81,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

8crbereituna q auf bic ndhite Gcn,
sreeNsuna. - Der prdGcent arbeitet trcs
Ieines uno Seiner Bemahlin lluwctlIeine
frrtwdbreno an Der nidifer Vr;lt'aft. Gle
per(d'iebenen @abnete9Iiecer fIuo nit Dem
slbfahtn ihrer 8erithte beftdf,iot. Der ces
&rie9smin iters wlrc blutis, aber eIprreid !;
Der ees SinonSminiters tOift intereGant
ausfaaen. slae BbisprepteSeihunseu werz
ben carin eisen 9eftraft uno bewielen, cae,
penn mir nur BEN Sriea nit Merifo auf bic
redte Dirt fcrtfllhrcn tpcllen, bas Staats-
einfcmmen aus einheimiid,en uno meritanis
ften Auellen urllfommen hiureiden nilroe,
bic eurd hcn Srie9 osranlo65en 9ussaben
Su oedsn. (Jtat. ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

ffasuns.- -3mDlf Staaten ba-
BEN tereits ben 25. 0ecoem ber ais allgemet
men Gues unb 8ettaa auteraumt tpornnter
I'D, aud Der unfriee (Ohic) befnbet! Infer
botrpeiIer @cuuerneur Bel bb bemerft in iels
uer oesfaGNsen proclamation, eas mir nab
seno oes perfo6enen Sabres 9 ans be-
fonbers BON Der 8crietun9 be9ilnStiat
spcrcen mdren. Wanu icate faum slaubeu,
bag @oup. Bebb foldes 3u9eitancniB bate
maiden fonnen, inoem bas eerfc6ene Sahr
ftd) bnrd, tpeiter nidts aus5eidnet, als III
elmer slcrreiden 8inbication ces remcfratt
Shen 1arifs unb Der Subtreaiurp, unc oem
Iriumpbe amerifani1her Waasa in einem,
spie I'D, ausbrndte, ,,unheiIisen, unsered-
ten unc peroammunesmurcia &rtese., =
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
W arnun9firSunssefetle len

arnun9 rSun99ef len.
- Gin ebren werttes @hepaar oa nnten in
OIten theilt fth sepohnlid' in Der arte.t,
slbenos ibre sublreid,en SproBIlnse Sufom>
men ~ Sutten. Sobaltoie u'r Die Habe
itunce perfauoete, fprans Der Mann blnaus
ouf bic Strase, feline bernmirrence Nad'-
fommenfdaft ,u fuhen. Der 8rau l'est
nanu bas slmt Oh, fe am Sauie in Gmpfan9
,u nebmen, CUR 0fedenidaft su Sieben nno
in's 8ett gu fhafsn. DIS nenli@ Der quite
G2ann BON elmer iolden grpebition erml1oet
mad, Saus ,uridscfebrt mar, traf er feline
before Silfte an Der 2bnre, Die 'bn fclsen'
bermaeen anreoete: ,,Gs bilft nidts, Du
mugt ncd,mals fort, sllter; tb babe toebsn
nodoesablt, unb es fno itrer erit brets
aebn i'm yieit."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

. dren. = Dieie 2biere, fa9t Der ,,0ti-
leg (Widisan) 9feputlican," MAIDEN biefen
Serbif ibrc grtheinuns i'm Deiten in gro
Ser slnSatl. Die Snoianer n6tblid, pom
@rantau6e baben 3S setobtet. Die @eieen
unc Sncianer Smilhen Ninfie Sprinss unb
8aIamaScc in Sarry @cuntp baben 3s err
lest. ii ilno stpilhen easranse u. @omarbs>
burg 9etOotet norben, uno febr oiele um biele
Sabresseit in bieiem County 9elbcfTen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
Gruuusaet,e uun nlcbt a1aenner.
Dempfratiiebe Sambibaten fir
Nipnnerlteur.l

Die @pucerneurs- Srase fdn9t an, inter
uniern @cllesen oieles Staates lebhafteree
SntereIIe su erre9en. Mehrere eanclcatsn
Guo bcreits in ben oerIhieeenen Gbellen
Sbic's pcrec1hloeen, - aue quite nno treuc
Wduner.-Der @eilt Der Toh9iebi9fett, Der
I'M 9luoemeinen bci'm 8orIhla9en oteles
roer ienes @anoicaten Gh bisher funo 9ab'
Idet auf Elm pereintes uno tarmcnifhes gu
fammenwirfeu fur bic grpdblun9 oeiIen,
Der bic Grnennun9 BON Der am STEM ndhiten
cSauuars Al baltenoen Staat5ccno entipn er
balten rpirb, superiihtlit hcfen.
llnter ben bereits por9eihla9enen @anot'
baten benerfen mir fplsence 0tamen: adtb.
yeuben Wcco pcn GuDabc9a, @tttb. Scbn
o. Weaer BON 8uttler, gSm. Qawrence bon
@uernfey, uno 8. p. @oSertcn, Gsqr. bon
&ncr.
Die Nnfpride bieier allgen1ein 9eahteten
Gauoicaten neroen bon Der ndhlfrn Staats>
Gcnoenticn 9etDris eewilroist u. bciprcd1en
sperben, unb mir hpffen, oa6 Der @rnannte
Elm feifer nno ftanobafter Oemetrate tenn
spirb, Der init 3uoerfItt auf Die Gelammts
nnterfhsuns Der 9an,eu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tbei rehnen fam. Stir oieIen Mann haltsn
tpir ben Nhtb. ccbn 9. Weller, unc iteaen
ibn ols unlern Sapcriten at Die Spite ur>
ferer Spaltcn. Sollte ilbri0ens oie @rnen-
nuno Der Staatsconoeuticn enem slnbern
AT Ibeil neroeu, 70 iIno mir tereit, uniere
perIcnlihen 9efutle germ cem WDhle unie-
rer Warthei aufSucpfern unb BEN ourd' ihre
Mabl SeQilnit. ateu nah uulern beiten &rdf-
ten su untsritiisen DENT mir flno ilbers
,euet, rae nur cine iclde aufrpfernoe Ctad-
eiebisfeit muierer parthei bic WiD3lidteit f.
dert ihren Ganoicaten, eeaen bic Der
apeifelnoen slntrenaun9en unlerer @e9ner
Teereih burhyufiibrrn nnb bic bereite ihcr
aebrchenen 9lehen Der Wbiss in aae gSinc'
ces 0immels su seritrenen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sbio. - Sc 1T cine bemerfens tplroi9e
Ghatlahe, ia3t bic Sbic preOe, caB cine in
Die @cuntics Sarriicu, Sisblano, er,rain II.
Wleona eeborise 8ertheilun9 bon 100 osmo'
fratiIbcn Stimmen, Der cemctrattlhenplrs
tbei eine Mehrbeit III beioen Soiulsrn eerSes
Iebaebuna seacten boben Titrbe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

@CnsreB ras alte @efee wiecer in &raft ie
gen, nouadb 3etuusen iunerbalb 80 Meilen
bon ,brem publtoticns Srte fret erpeoirt
weroen. Mir freuen uns, caB unlere Ut'ts
burger curd, benStaat binourh oenllmitano
SurSprade brinsen H. bic seeisneten Maass
reseln surDieoerhertenun9 bes frelen poit>
9eIeBe5 ersreifen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

@b fago, Ia. Oft Wir batten pcriae
Taht uno beute Woreen einen fd,peren
Sdneefaa. Cas SheQenseldute Der Sdlit.
ten tpurce 81 cerfelben 3sit auf ben StraBen
sehDrt, als ipir grimes Gorn sum Wittaaefs
zen perSeh, teu,- in Der @efhihte bes gBets
ters etmas BcifpieQcfes.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sn Wafbinatcn Co., Shic, baben mcbrere
Sarmer auf ben !ouselldnoereien III Sus
idel, uno auf Den gpttomldnoereien Ia g.
9Belihtcrn scm older sewcnnen. Die
WelihfOrnsGrncte fiel bieles Sabr in Obi,
iiberbaupt febr 9iinitie aus.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sn ct. ecuts it ein &irhenocrlteter NIT
ZOO Dolars &irhen9eloer, bic gum gaue
elmer neucn&ird'e sefammelt rporcen waren
. ourd9e9an9en. - gr miro oamit cine
y AMI in Sbio errihten npGen!-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

aeitunasspo o.-Ssoe oemos
fratisd,e stin,e, bic BET Der farslid' tn sStot'
eeuntp ltattsehabten Wahl einseseben pnrs
De, mar ,u @uulen tes fre'en pofaeRS
Aes, speldes BON Dcrisen eOnsr0s tptoerrn'
fsm ,vusbe. Ohne 3weifeI ,ptrb Der nad3lte
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Gin Sduuebrer in Obio seist an, baB
er wohcutlih 9 NAL Scnntassihule bali
ten neree, ndn,lib DienltaSs uno Sonn-
obencS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sumner mebr sc III - Die Sea.
male int Staat Jlem- ycrf baten i'm absslau>
fenen Nehnunssjabre $685. ,450 einse-
bradt; cine Wsalon Dollars mebr, ais i'm
Sabre iuucr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sn ecnrcn 1T eln Shiff NIT Steinen pcm
b1bDlcnihen Sburme unb anoern alteuSels
tenbeiten an9efommen. - (Die bobDlcnthe
8erwirruns fam ihon pcrber in ecnocn nit
bem 8rehen Der Nanoluu9sbduier an.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Nad, ei.er Neinbe.lun9 ausJiem>Srleans
ltno bort am Selben 5ieber felt Dem |. Suli
lm @anSen an $4,000 Wenlhen erfrauft
uno an $500 seltcrten. Diele furhttate
&ranfbeit bat alto allein in 9iewsOrleans
piel inebr Spfer 9efproert ais Der SanSe
merifaniffe Rrieg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17
. E + iit I ( b t e s.

Wein prcbuftio on. 0r. eons>
mcrtb in Cincinnati bat 5000 8outelllen
amerifan'iden @bampasner BON Der @otas
wba>1raube anscfertist.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Die beioen nenen Dampffdife anf Der
New- Yrrf: SrcmerSobrt tpereenr Sranfln'
uuo ,,Num bcIot," ;u@bren oeier beioen 9rcs
Sen Vbilpicphen aetauft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sn 9seU-yOrf bat iIa cine @eieufhaft
rSreunce 9leiher Hedte" ~ Dem 3msde,
Den papif in ieinem 9ampf 9esen Oeitred
III ermnthiaen nnb III unterltusen. aebiIete.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

H d ter, I'M Staat 0ten ycrf, it
zines Der beilpieQpien Wuncer (2) cieIes
eanoes. Sm Sabr Is 5 mar cs ein SSlefen
bon nn9efdhr 35 9ebiuoen jecer 9Irt. Scst
lit cS cine Staot oon $4,000 ginwobnern,
1000 Seiuiern 80 Sird,en, 100 Mlhlen II.
Nabr'ten, uno liefert mebr uno bei1eres
Msbl, ais irseno Gin plas in Der Welt. -
ST Sritsrcs nht audi Der SAT- nit pitts-
burg, Cincinnati uno ancern Stdcten g.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Die WifIiftppter ruben immcr
nod auf ttren ecrbeeren. @er9ebens ruff
Der 9cnverneur einmal itber's anbere -
vca, tpelde Quf Soloat 81 fcin !" Ge rib
rem fld'nidt Srst lat er wisrer cine ber;z
crre9enbe unb ertebenoe 9locrciIe erla(Ien
oaB ile berausfcmmen nno cas SdnbenSa.
taillcn flll!en Iafcn. Sis jrst it erft eine
@ompaants vclIsdtlia. Die MiTTppier eenz
fen setpis, baB bic W'ritaner nibt ueiter
mad, WifltiIppi gu seten baben, ais Ge mad,
Meritc, uno oae, wenn Scnc eiwas bon ihz
men pcllen, fIe fhou berlber tcmmen mer-
ben. '(pittsb. @cur.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-17

Sne Steuer fir alte SungqeleDcn.-
S" Der JtmsDc;fer @efes9ebun9 it mad, ster
Scrleuns ELL 9eicB pafTtt wornab ale
aite Suns9ciellen in 3ufunft eine jdbrlide
Steuer bon ~ Secer III besahleR taben. -
@r,rdtnte Summe icu suregr,iebune Der
Waiisnfinoer in ben Sountieswpc folde
Sungg elrEen trctnen, oermanot nerneu.