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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18
Surgical Operation.

A skliul surgical operation was performed by
Dr. N Ballou, of st. Adams, upon gentleman
by the name of Aleigs, of Swanton, VI, on the
25lh ult The Messenger says:-
Mr.. Meigs has been suffering for some time
from leg SO diseased as in tho opinion of sew
eral surgeons to require fcmorol amputation, and
Monday the operation was performed under cir
cumslances somewhat note worthy. Previous to
the operation, Dr. Moron's Lehean Gas was ad-
mlnlstered to the patient, from the inhalation of
which he was rendered perfectly insensble.-
While DR.. b. was cutting through the fleshy
part of the thigh and saving off the femoral
bone, there was no sign Of CONSCIOUSNESS man
iiested, and No appearance of physical suffering.
After the leg had been amputated aud the arte-
rles taken up, the patient said he had not expe-
rlenced the least pain during the operation.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

THE MORALS OF WAR.-Whle we would
not say word in dsparagement of the Volun-
tecrs TO Mexico as whole, 1t is impossible to
shut our eyes to the fact that the conduct of a
large portion of them, as well before they reach
the seat Of war as afterwards, has been most dis
graceful to themselves and dshonoring to the
character OF the nation; and, for one, we hearth
ly rejoice that ma jorlty of Congress has deter
mined to augmen. the Regular army rather than
to make another call for Volunteers, among
whom the elements Of INSTRUMENTATION are al.
ways rife, ready to be called into action upon
the slightest pretoXts. A rare instance of this
tendency has Just occurred in North Carolina
The company from Rowan county, which was
the first to report itself and be received has DIS
banded, and cannot be again brought together
and another, composed, 1t seems, altogether Of
Locofocos, from Meckenburgh, has unanimously
refused to be mustered into service, because of
the three field officers appointed b. the Governor,
two of them are Wings; and it has Indignantly
sent back to the Governor OF the State its portion
of the fund voted by the Legislature for their G.
quipment and subsistence until mustered into
the u. s. service, because the preamble to the
resolution asserted the historical fact that the
war was brought on by the Presidents order to
march our forces from Corpus Christi to the Rio
Grande! Such men may make good soldiers -
but it is evident that they will always make an
unsafe reliance, unless the Government and its
commanding officers shall have every thing in
"Opple.plc order" according to their own notions
The officers must be all TO their own taste, and
they must be especially careful to adapt their
phrases to the political creed of these sensitive
gentlemen!
The last New Orleans Courier brings us an
account OF fragrant outrages perpetrated by some
OF the volunteers now in that city.
But, outrageous as these scenes are, they are
thrown into the shade by those described in a
letter from the correspondent of the New Orleans
Picayune, writing from the camp at Ceralvo, in
Mexico, ON the 9TH of January.
No American can read those statements, of
the truth Of which there can be no doubt, with
out an emotion of mingled shame and indigna-
ton. But such are the morals of war" and not
the least, certainly, Of It's caiamitous effects.
Richmond Whig
The army correspondent of the the Plcayune,
Mr. Halle, writing from near Mier, Mexico,
says:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

GENERAL TAYLoR.-In allusion to the reward
of censure aud condemnation which the Admin
istratlon would prepare for General Taylor in
compensation for his gallant deeds, the National
lnlelligencer says:
In all history, one is at loss to find paral-
lei for such a return of services as this. 1t is in
Fable only-now fabulous no longer-than one
meets anything equal The Emperor of Lilliput
and his dlminutive couriers and council are, in
their exhibition of gratitude for the military SER
wees of Captain CULVER, the only case ever
seen at all approaching this present effort to dis
honor, after having lately attempted TO super
sede General Taylor.
Our readers, who have not been so accustom-
ed as we are to refer to the annals OF Lilliput as
constantly calculating the manners, habits, and
morals of politics and politicians, will allow us
to suppose that they have not read, or have for
gotten how, when Captain Lemuel had lived
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18
THE TARIFF ON SALT.

About the time that the New Tariff became
law, It was almost impossible to take W a I,o-
coioco Journal OF any description whatever, with
out instantly discovering homy upon the in
terests OF the poor nan, founded on the article
OF SALT The TACT that the New Tariff reduc-
CD the duty on tins cheap necessary of life. was
made the subject OF universal congratuation A.
mong the Locotoco prints and was pointed at
by all the advocates of the British Tariff as ev
ldence OF It's benign and Democratic nature
Now what has been the result?
No sooner was the duty taken off the article.
than the dealers in Salt in Foreign ports raised
the price IN corresponding ratio, and the fact
now Is, that with all Mr. Walkers compassion
for the poor man'-the deeply injured poor
mdn"-the article of Salt is sold to. day at a far
higher price IN Portland and Boston than before
the Tariff OF 46 went into operation. And, in
stead Of the poor, industrious American citizen
being benefited by this uncaled for g,rat,rify on
the part OF Government -every bushel of salt.
purchased by a Vermonter now, costs him as
much as beforehand the eight cents which he
paid before for duty, but which has now become
part Of the actual price OF the aricle-does
not, as 1t should, go into the public treasury, to
assist IN relieving the present national embarrass-
ments but finds It's way directly into the pock-
cts Of foreign salt dealers, as actual profit over
and above their former profit.
Thus, while the present worthless, pennyless
and credcss administration, is trying every
means TO beg, borrow, or in some manner ret
possession OF, The amount of money absolutely
necessary to carry on its unwieldly operations.
it Is practically and literally robbng itself, by
giving over daily and hourly, into the hands Of
foreigners, vast amount of money, which
should never have been subtraced faun the hard
earned wages OF American labor, for any other
purpose than the legitimate and prudent uses of
government.
Another Illustration of Locoloco wisdom and
foresight. No wonder the government is bank
rupt and the nation IN trouble.-p ergennes FER
mOHtcr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

NORTHERN DoUGH-FACEs. The Albany Ar
gus (weckly) ofthc 18Th, copies several columns
of extracts from ocofoco newspapers in New
York, all against attaching the Wimot proviso
to the three million bill. Now then, Major let
US see how you'll give it to these "traitors TO the
North"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18
GEN. TAYLOR DEFENDED.

Col. Davis, Gen. Henderson, and Gen. Worth
have all concurrcd in giving their opinion in de-
fence of the terms of capitulation conceded by
Gen. Taylor at Monterey. They were on the
ground at the time, and fully justify the General,
although they preferred las did Gen. Taylor him
seli) the terms first offered and refused by the
Mexican Commander. The ocos to be consis-
tent, must now ccnsure these officers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18
A SAD PICTURE.

Starvation in Europe is driving thousands Of
paupers to this country. A writer IN one of the
New York papers states that five hundred land
in that city every week, many of whom have no
home when they leave the ships and no means
OF procuring shelter. To crown all, the aims
houses and hospitals are all full, and "the ship
fever" has made its appearancc-a disease more
fatal in that climate than the yellow fever.
The condition Of these poor people at home is
deplorable indeed: it demands the commsera-
ton and the charity of the people of this coun-
try, but more directly and impcratvely demands
the attention Of European Governments. The
British Government is doing something France
is doing something; but neither have yet met the
case fully, and in this default, the municipal au-
thorties in Ireland and other countries have been
seeking relief by shipping off their paupers to
the United States. This evil threatens to be enor-
nous during the present year, and we fear that
Vermont, as border State, will have large
share. The inerposltion of Congress is neces-
sary; state Legislation cannot reach the root OF
the evil. We suspect, however, that nothing is
to be hoped from Congress. Its time has been
frivoously and disgruceiully wasted nothing
absolutely nothing, has been done for the public
service; and on such matter as this of the i'm
portation of paupers it will be u hard matter to
bring hucksterng politicians to do any thing at
all. So long as they can manufacture these pau
pers into voters, to ORDER they will be apt to en-
courage imporlatIons of the raw material. The
10
is worthy the attention of statesmen, and they
will ere long be forced by the people to meet it,
We rejoice to see this paragraph
WASHINGTON, Feb 8.
An immense and enthusiastic meeting was
held this evening at the Odd Fellows Hall, for
the relief of Ireland Mr. Dallas was President
with Vice President for every state and Terri
tory, and with six Secretaries. A Committee
was appointed TO draft resolutions. While they
retired Mr. Dallas spoke briefly. The Commit
tee returned and desired Daniel Webster TO sub
NIT the resolutions prepared by him. Mr. Web
steT prelGced them by some spirited and eloquent
remarks. The resolutions recommended immo-
date contributions throughout the country, and
requested the Mayors in Philadelphia and many
other Places 10 act as collectors, or n committee
to receive and transmit donations. The Rev. o.
Dewy delivered an address, which was adopted
by the meeting. Hon. Mr.. McCay, r. Dale
Owen, and j. j. Crlttcnden made fine speeches.
Contributions already have been commenced
in several OF the cities. A large part of the
money paid to the Irish on the Vermont Central
Railroad is sent to their homes in Ireland for the
relief of their relatives, and often doubtless tc
enable them TO come out to this country Thus
it is that public works in this country are rivino
bread to the hungry and relief to the distressed
in Ireland. For this reason, if for no other, il
would be matter of rejoicing to see those works
rapidly progressing during the present year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

Loss OF DRAGooN lIoRsEs.-The following
is an extract Of letter from an officer of the
Sd Dragons (Mountcd Rifemenl dated
"CAMP PAGE, Mouth Of the RIO Grande) Jan.
live have been waiting here the last few
weeks, expecting our horses, nearly all OF which
have been lost at sea-and OF 400 only about 50
have arrived. Of our company, Of seventy, all
lost except sX--the officers horses all gone. We
will probably leave for Tampico in few days
with General Scott."-N o. BHi., Jan. 30.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

PREVENTION AND CURE OF CoNsUMpTroS.-
Samuel Sheldon Fitch, 707 Broadway, N. Y.
has published six lectures upon this important
subject. Some of our readers will doubtless re-
collect that he ecturcd in this place a few years
ago.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

TnE Sun Treasury lMpRAcTIcABLE IN WAR.
The Boston Post, loco though it is, gives the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Congress is soon to decide upon recent proro
sltlons OF the secretary of the treasury to amend
the tariff of 1916 and Mr. Dromgooes amend
ments TO the sub-treasury law. The latter pro-
vide in substance for treasury drafts and relax
alton OF the screw during hostilites with Mexi-
CO, which require an unusual moving Of specie
funds to and from extreme points.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

O. Thanks to Mr.. Marsh for the report OF
the House committee Of foreign affairs on the
Mexican War; and to Mr.. Dillingham; for the re.
port of the Secretary of the Treasury on finances
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

FIRE. The grist mill and small wooden facto-
ry on the island at Vergennes were burnt on FRI
day morning last; $4,000 insured in the Vermont
Mutual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

Cur friend of the Burlington Free Press is
determined not to consider the old disputed points,
between the Central and Rutland roads, settled.
we must consider them so, until the Free Press
shows not only strong will, but also strong rca
sons, to tho contrary Until then we are dispos-
ed to keep quiet and we can't help believing
that we shall be at our ease for long while to
come.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-18

o. The Secretary of the Treasury has adj
verlised for a loan of eighteen millions of dol
lars
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Ntut6 + 9d1ner Ge>
IOdft.

Sernharo uno N(orens @0b,
Nrna6rihtisen brc 5reurce unr altt Sunrtn, 70.
owic bas putltum i'm Nu9rmeinen, rag lie ibr
GtatIinemcnt 8elescn.
III Der Sherry Straee, beinate eeaeniiber
Geor9 Sabers 9Scllen. Sac;crp, fuolit bon
9. &c. 8imbaas Gjeberei. Sie oerferti9en
ale Sprten bon Thon uno Gro, QEaaren,
Defenders ale lle2IrtenRrhgelhr Wild,t6pfe,
Sbu6eln, Geaer, Rumpen, glumentGpfr,
&c. &c. &c.
Sic rcrfauftn fir waargcr prtr &anresrrccnfte ;u
san9taarcn Oarttprriftu auftrlf tiIlis - Elm ltm>
itanp, ocr sc1cnrdrti3 ron jcpcm .0ausratrr prer
jcoer .6ausmuttrr tcritIitti9t wcrrcn fcllte. Sus
9cid trri6ten fe, baB lic lth NIT Der 3crtrrtisuns
pcn 0irsfi9urcn tctibdit9rn nnb i'm 9tance llnb
On Se9ctrncr 0cridrift ir9rnp cine St9ur, cn
atbanrtic rrcr @tm1lrr auf ras 8cfttmatrclIife
unr gang correct an,ufcrt9en Oa litt iDrc Nrtcit
jcrerjcit rurb Vutc, p'ettbmat unb OaucrDaf,is,
felt s,ci6nrt, aldutrn nc 81 lttrralcn ltntrrit
tunS terebttSt Su lrin, unr bctfen cielete aud ,u
crbat II.
Ses Is. 1916. ,ft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Qouis 9bdfer.
Nehtsanmalt uno Jtrta.tus, Canton,
Starf &c., Ohio,

Hed)tsanwaft uno Jlrtallus, Canton
Starf &c., Ohio,
4Birr feline nnsctbeiltc Auf,ncrtfamtcit alien il,
{tin Sad ,6laSsnren 0efthaftsn, ric ibm anrer
tra,t ipcrnen meacn, in 2 tart unb rem anSrenscn.
Den Counties mirmcn 3uslsidb tena6ridtiSt CT fci.
nc sanrsleute, haB CT rcr Snr5cm rdbrcnr fcincs
1nfentDalts i'll Jlcp Dort, rnrdb bic 9atiSe .6ife
res Nairifetcn Grntuis rateltif Ginrid tunocn Il,
treffen i'm @tancc mar, wcnacb or tinfti9 irecnr
8efhaftc tn alien 1bstlcn 9eutfhlanc rtlrdb Tic.
terSate an fcl9ence Stcbtsanpace finttli1 unc
PROMPT perfb ben fam.
Sur Nbeiube0en uno @roBberscstbum
Baben,
@onrab Steinmes. Wadenbeim an ber
onarot Nbeinfreis Baiern.
Tltr Wiirsbura, 8ambera unb aans sllt-
Sayern, Tranfen, 9lnebaf Hurnbere uni
oas 8on,areiot, Wiirfembere, Hr. Nrans ..
anmpf, fSnial. aIppeu uaticnsserihts slopo-
fat in Bambera.
Sir 3peibruden, cambura unb 09tein-
preuBen, bru. @art @cllen, fSni9l. 2lcuc
fat in 3weibriiden.
9tctarius Mclf Sberbrpnn, Depart
ment Tieoerrhein, @liaB.
3plmad,t tino aeridtli6e 9ctunentt ieerr
Nrt merben BON ibm in ceutf1er, ensliftber unr
fransSffber Spraebs oerfertist.
Canton Gebr, Q. le47. e.tS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Dotu Bauer

Wad,t feinen Sreunbcn unb @tnnern, Co.
Die benz Wubllfum iiberhaupt. hermit bic
eraebsne Nnseiae, bag er auf feinem alten.
rpcbltefannten Stanepunfte, bic bon S1fcb
gber bister sefiltrte @rccerY fduaid, an Gd,
aebradt bat, uuo nun bereit 1T jetem 3u-
iprehenoen NIT ben beiten uno spcblfetlften
Baaren feiues Safes III oienen.
Canton, Qpril 81. 1S47. 1S 30.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
SO Q It
Sociurtd1 gnrftarbt ans O1iebernhaf[

US o II
Socinrtd, 8urftarot aus 0ltebernhan
Scntgletd, Nurtemeer92
Derielte 1T Dor un9eflbr Ia bts Is Sab
rem mad, Den Ser. Staaten 9cfcmn,en, uno
Dor coer Sabren ica or nod in ecuisulQe
ais ,Rebaer 9earbeitet haben.
Der Scbn ieines Sruoers, tpeld,er Dor 2
Ncnaten ms eano fam II. IIt, bier aufbdft
pilnlt,t inni9it Ndherse iiber leinen Snfel
IT erfahreR.
slle oicjenioer, rcld,e BON eeGeu Iufents
halt rptlIsn, ilno gcbeteu cen unterSidneteu
caocn in JfenntnB III iesen.
8tctcr Scibd.
Ste Strase nitit Der WartftifrrSee
Yttstur9, ga. Sult, 80. 1877.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
$50 III Nrteorih @hdhrer.

$50 1T Urteori6 Sbdbrer,
sebi,rtls aus NWlhme,ler, @antcn 3tpeibra.
den, Gonl9reih 8aiern2 ~, =,
DerfsIbe ioa Gh in cer lesten 4 Snbreu
in ct. Gculs, 10 wie nberhaupt i'm gEearr
aufeebaIten baben. Gem Sruoer SseinriA
Ghdbrer in Bcltcn, Der ihm fpidtti9e Tad-
rtohten wesen gem6sesperhdltn,Ge n1itsm-
tbellen bat, piinidt ,ehnlihft Ieinen 9Iufent.
halt ,u erfabren. gr, 70 spie oQe Menid en-
freunoe, tpeld,e austunft ertbeien fGnnen,
llno sebeten, iclhe 9eianaen su laGen, an
1etnr1h g hdbrer,
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
aantes 1s. 7setel,

bat 1cebeu eiue neue unb unibertrefHid,e
sluswabl @ater bon alien Scrten. panene
fir ale cSabres,eiten. erhalten. cie er su Den
bitliaiten preifen III perfaufen beabllhtist.
Remmt, untersndet mnc mir slno aerptB,
ba8 ibr niht unbefrieOiet uniern Stobr Der
laeet!-
Gantoa, Aprh l4y lS47. (7-bn
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
8ier 8auereten 81 perfaufen.
un9efdbr ein 8iertbetl unter
ihrou, y,,ir f(frhc,t INortL

itrem wirflihen Wertb.
Der l1uter;eid,ncte oerfauft pripatim bier
8auereien, auf pelden fhcn iebr cute 8ers
benerungen 9emad't tpnrcen, unter iebr bill
lteen 8eoinauneen. 3mei. BON 80 9lder
ieoe, uno cine BON l60 9ldcr, nabe bel
Naihrille, Gclmes GcuntD, uno cine bon
80 gder. uEaefdbr cine babe Meile BON
0eapolern, 5,enrp County. Ohio, uno biez
felbe @ntfernuna oom Wabad,> nno Griez
&anal.-8ute Gebduoe, Sd,euern uno gu>
tes Socls auf jeoer oerlelben!
Qoui6 Shdfer.
Canton ben 4. 9luo. lS47 -34-4m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Su Ncrrenfcn

Gin 9eydumises lSohnbaus nit 3in,-
meru unaefdhr , Weiten BON Canton eele.
aen.- eiebhaber tcnnen sueeid, BON einem
tis 9lder Sano inter billi9en 8ecinqun.
gen renten. Gas Tdbere Su erfrasen in Die.
er Druferei. l2s3m; =
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
SO 0 fi II b

Wo inb
earl uno Scelnrid, Walanb, ous 9lmt Sd,tes
oe, NanncUer - Tiefeltfn fctienen snleet
aus Cincinnati in 1910 uno boben teitbent
ntdbts orn lid, Dren Ionen.
Dsrllnter3etdnete, ,ihr Gtiefbrnoer ,srllnfdt
iehnlid,t Otafricht BON ihnen 81 haben.
Gbarleston, g. g. aDilliam Marten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Sttte.

Stbtrmat, it, Der Qnsfunft iitrr ben ttei9ti'
N5cbnplaf pom &pnrap Spmmcr, aus OrGlt19en'
8bcnrf,l,, Sapcrn, gu getcn rcrma9, tt trcunos
daftli6't sstrten, mir rur6 i6nele Sclr9cnDslf
, Ct pr pcif ftincn scscnwartisen auftntpar &C.
aliStt scnau anjujclscn.
9Intcn Scmmer.
Scnfcttirrer, UlainttaBc.
Cincinnati cen 27. 1rril 1s47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
$50 1T 9lccIf 8unee cus @liditaot, im

SRE3U9iNNW EUISKVIH =
Gr sersieB gIldlfabt 1886 une lancete it
Baltimore i'm ielteu Sabr-Sen inter
fhrietener Bruoer eriild,t jeoen. Der iber
bsnfelben sluetuuft aeten fam biefes ~
tSnM. Carl &unbe,
preltcn Ycfcffce, Wiain9trn 1iitritt.
s. SO.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
G3ro6e 9nfunft
Mammctb Store rDn Canton.
9. 81, &unbaQ.

erpartet 70 etcn in leinem irlenoicen
i,euen Stohre oas 9rbBte uno aus9eiuttelte
enforcement @uter, oas ct nod, jemals,
ielbif ielbit ietnen alten Srcunctn BON Slc
Wcup Starf angebcten bate, ,lmfaiienc je-
De Seridiecenteit BON pus nno Stapel-
Maaren.
Zu bteler 9lusnahl bat er nch binSu9e-
fil9t etnen 9rcBen Stcd
Terti9er aletcun9sfdfe,
bic er perfauft fur cine &leiniofeit i,ber
cem eenObnIihen Waherlchn. Gin 9anier
Anius fur
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Staut 8ramteu.

Saniel 8rtfd al L. Diaper.
Gtiiab y. o t, Sctrrner.
l1ttacal, Shasmciiftr.
Bepr9r y. 2e +, Oi1rthal.
Staetrdthe.
l, qBarc-GGias <ittlt, samts N'S artrn
2. -Scbn Saucr, sewts 6p9H.
3. 8 g ettcr, g. QS. St tcen.
4. II. Ountar, oN. g 50.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
Grrlrs,to 15ra astcn.
edllufD 2ardnlte1l.

8errsc -6rwcn hins
Saept g hIptt, Srmnt'heneFs'
Saert Ga latin, }
QEitbelm 8. Suret, Aueitrr.
Saert Strlinser Sbasmsl'tsr.
Serrse Sc lr, Neccrrcr.
6tinritb = Il fHsfc ., SdtrtH.
1rnelp Spnh, $anrmttIir
Sames Oull laah II, Srrrrtr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-11-03
SCbneiber : Werfltdtte pers
le9t
0Gfclaus Spur.3

Ma1t ftinrn alttu Sunren unr rem putlitum in,
auSemtinen, CO trn'f re 9n;ese, eaB or feline
Sd,netctr 9Serfifltte.
in ftin neucs Watitcin 6rtIurt III IGcttz Sustara
was.S tralTs. i'm ;,reittnSli it rtrrbaIt rrm 0urtt
lirret unr tttnAhr scsruut,r rcm Srantlin y6aus
rtrIts hat, mo CT fin 8cih1tt auf cine ncue uno
rcrtefIcrtr 21rift frrt,ulcecu 9ertntt.
Or earantirt feline Qrtcit dls nett tnc butierbaft
unc in tetercinf finmunS nit Der frate'tcn uno be-
tirtcifcn aNrrt
&r crbift bic Uirbr jcurnalcn mcnatlict ron 0lrus
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