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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

POISONING AMERICANS IN MExIco.-We men.
toned some time since the rumor, not our own
mat the Mexlcans at Jalapa and elsewhere in Mex
leo. were poisoning the milk and other products
and then selling them to .he Americans. That
this infamous course was attempted TO kill our SOL
dlers there is the best evidence. We have taken
some pains to gam the history Of the matter, and
we find it to be as follows
In Mexico there grows small bean called Pr
non i'Ao, pronounced peno-leo,) which. when in
fused IN milk and drank, causes a chronic disease
that soon carries off its victims they the while I'M
conscious of the real cause. This bean. il is said
was used in Havana, many years ago, with consid-
cradle success in destroying the English. The
Mexlcans use an herb called the H,,aco, pronounced
whsco, to relieve them of the poisonous effects of
the plnono and the bite of poisonous reptiles. bv
chewing the weed and swallowing the extract
Inc extract is also used 10 put in the place of bite
OF poisonous reptile, and always with success
mexlcan never travels, if it can be avoided with
out a small package of the huaco weed, to be nro-
'yided for against accidents.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05

The following honorable notice is taken of Gen.
Pillow In letter dated at Perote, July g:
1--WE regret extremely that MAJOR General Pill
low has returned. We had fattered ourselves that
he had gone horne 10 star awhile among the peo
pie, very much as spoiled schoolboy looks to his
comrades for admiration, without knowing precise
y what for. have been the ground at Cerro
uordo' and am satisfied that not one half of the
truth has yet been told with regard to the mart onr
friend played in that business The truth is. he
knows nothing of military affairs, and has the pre-
sumption Of the ID hinselfo
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

Der Serbtcnt bsl Der 9Seberet 10 tdled1t,
oae itt, qans aueer Stance par, meine ga
mile III ern6bren, aud tpenn ttt NIT ocr
qro6ten 9lnltreneuu1 arbeltete tdl tcnnte
meinen Sfincern nid)t 70 Ytel ihoffen, UNI
| ibre 8l6ee AT beoeden. Slber aud, mclnen
qerinaen Yeroienlt perlcr id1, ais melnSroo-
berr cine Men9e feiner slrbelter> nnter ee'
rten audi icb mar, oerabldteoete. Sd) nnB'
te mir nltu nld)t anoers su belfen-ln Ser-
sweiflung oerlie6 td meme Samllie Muo be-
oab MIDI tierher, um 9lrtett Su fuden. glber
ih fano audi bier feiue, meme 0erln9e Saar-
lhaft mar persebrt uuo Der 5NunSer trieb
mid) gum Setteln. SilS id eas Wtltlelo Ell
nsS 8Drlbcrsebepeen anlprodl, crSr;f MIDI
Elm Genso'arm uno lh wuroe ms slrbeils-
hans eeltedt. Seds lSoden mu6te id, bier
ausbalteu. Oeit 9lufopfcrung alter mctncr
&roft babe id, in pleler 3eit bolte Tdhte
hinburh 9earbeitet, um mir curd Il T.
Der len It 70 oicl III ertrerten, eaB td,
camit 3u meiner Soml!ie reilen fonute. Sel
metre: Gntla{lun9 mar bad Nc'ul:at meiucr
gnlfren9un9en eine tbenrtige 9luacnentSlln-
oung uno3 9 gr, Io mte Die lSciinn9,
au9enbli6tih Serliu ;u perla6en; ;u9le,dl
muros mir Der Sefehl, nle m;ecer blcrhcr Su
rildSufebrel,.
Sp itons id, ain Sage meiner Gn!lo6uno
ratb: uub tulfc6 auf Ger Stro6e . nit 8
S9r., baS fab id, eln, frnnte ld1 nnmr9lid,
bic 9fcile natb Der Ne,motb bclfreiten,- Der
Dor oltem filrebtete id,, bog oas 9id)t n'eirer
9!uaen eeIt,mddlt mercen fenne Nno lt1 ronn
fir iminer unfdbt8 whre, melle Sanrlle gu
erndbrcn. Sd,cu I'M 9lrbeitsbauje bate ldl
bon nem c r il y III I II y mas T.,
6. oebGrt baber moCte .idi nun letnCn
Oatb fitr meine franfeu 9luGen III 9Inlprud)
uebmcn. 9lber meine 9enc6en i'll slrbelts-
paule bottcn mir 9ela9t oab man in elrtem
terilhmtsn Monn nur 9e9en lie g.
una BON 5 Sgr. oil ictnen Eeclenten
3utritt erlanoc, ,p15 ih aud, 9l1ntte. 9lber
Id, belaB nur 3 S9ry uno ord, mu6te tth
allcS thuu nm Don meiem 9tu9enlltel Gehetlt
III Werecn, beun cas- pebcn Melncr Snmllle
biene oapcn ab. 9Sae IcUte id, orceys BE-
oinnen ols wicner bsttelu? Sdh Bat cinen
fpphlactleiceten Waur, mir 2 S0r. Su ftcn-
fen, er aber leB mid, strbaften. SeDn
Sie tarmhcr;io, meine S,erren, loilen gle
mid mad, SNaule oeben. QSeln ltb Jest mad,
Naufe fomme, ftnee id oielleiht wlecer Dir
bcit, uno meine Ginoer hungern nleht mehr;
mus id, bier tlelbeu, lD (lno (le olle oerlc=
ren. Gin ShrducMltrrm erit.Gte fat itnc
JGcrte, nit oeneu er ilrmer mtcoer uno mic
Der UNI @rbarmun9 fchte
Ia5 GeieG pom 6 'Sanuar lS43
irrod, cas- llrtbeil: es ldutcte ouf d
10 8 d,entl d, c Ginipcrrnn9 Ser
yugefla9te pernohm e6, nne Die Oertano-
luna mar beencet.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
Gprrcin .nbens aus Mferifo.


Camp GaDlcr bel Sl9ua 9tuepa nadlt Gal
tho gldrs 9ten lS47.
Gietsr Srennc
Sbreu wertten Srief POM g. Dec. babe
id, 2 rber Gaze mad, un(erer QEctreld'en
Shlod,t crbaften. 8pu uufcrm Sie1 habcr'
Sie wobrlhcintch fhon ldltait Tactritht bis
sic ricIe5 crreit)t, ccdb mill id) ocrluhen
cbneu ciucn fur;cn Serit't Der Sahe al
oebeu, rpie Ge I'D, mir earftcllte.-
Gou.a 9lnna n1herte I'D, nit felner Sir
NEE 70 lfiQ unc Ihnel, caB mir niftS taocn
iune ruroen, ais erft am 2l. Sc6r., nodl,
cem mir curt, Grl. Way, Ser ouf 5fun0-
fd,aft fcrt mar uno faum ncd, entflm> 20
erfthren. Infer Eager purce fhncu auf,
oebrreten uno 70 fhnea war nnS Der Seinc
auf ben Terisn, bo6 $4,000 Ro.irncn Ye
bcnsmitte( ans W1n0el an Sroneprrtctt-
cnsmittel pertraInt murcen l,m nid,t in Die
Ydnbe oes TeiueeS su fallen. Ter % Neb
fanb uns ale III SdlahtprerEng auf Den
1Shen bel Der 9lard Sueno 9Sista, ocn Vaf
pertbeibioenc, Ger bier unaefihr 2 Wellcn
brett 1T. Sen. Wcrl itellte uns scr ta6
mir uns an Wald,inltc,l oelIen GebnrtstaQ
es mare erinncrn iclttcn uno Den Sa0 ndit
entebren. @cl. Sii1cl rtef: ,,cenft an Sill
rois es eiett jrst Saincts einen Sta-
men III MAIDEN ~ 9lm 10 llbr Mcr0ene
Ioben mir mie Der Neno III gutter Sronun0
Reoimcnt mad, 0Ieaiment, I'D, oufi!caten.
llnfere cnoenieur SffSiere iddbten Santa
0lnnus Wadht auf 60 bis $4,000 Wtann,
mas 5Id, aud, fpdter ais ridltia erwifs. lln-
fere onn,e Gcrce fam, ba an 1000 Wann III
Der Staot uno i'm 6rrt III Saltiao naren,
fanm 1000 tetraeen baben. I'm A llbr er-
cffuete Ganta 9lnna ben Vanoanac enrh e.
niae GanonenithlBe, Suqleih cntfpann itd
(infs ouf benz 8era ,pilhen 2 HeNlmenter
Don 9lmpucias SnfanterD uno elni9e Comp.
&entudo 01iHemen, ein hislses Teuerlt. pas
bis es buffet wuroe. fcrr canerte. Sluf bet
Den Geiten aab es Gcrte uno Sertpuncett,
auf unlerer Geite aber unbeceMteno. Sonit
ffel uit,ts vcr am %. gEGbrenb Der Jfad)t
ifanteu mir 9ll(e inter Gemehr, bob CAB es
nihtS ols Elm leihte6 Scrpciten9efedt
9lm %. firth Wcraens tpuroe mleoer iinfs
auf benz 8ero Der Gan; pom ocri9en 9lbeno
fortoeIebt. 8is auf cen @ipfel re5 siemlid,
bcten Berees iah il,ai, Scjcnetten 9tdnSen,
es fonnteu niett ,peni9er tpte 4 He9imenter
1eir. llufere 3 9iiaeccmranlen ocm 2ten
Su. 9iee. wurcen binaufeeihidt, oter nah-
bem Ee an elmer halben Stunoe 9eihchen
unb manhen @eritauer hatten bluten ma
d,eu, nurben fle beinabe 9dnsl,d, anfgeriee
ben burd Die Qancers, Die fle iiberfelen, II.
nur ein flciner 9aeit rettete ilh burd, ihnelle
Sluht.
cSh will eShnen cine fteine 8efhrebuna
aebcm ucm nn1erm 2errniu unb Steuung 3iir
3eit tes 9lnfanss Ger Sh(af,t. Slnf Geloen
Seiten Berafetten, rehts 9eldlnst bnrd
@rdben, @cl. McRee &entudpans nno Stee
Subiana Olegiment. Sim paB ietbit eapt
Balhinatcn nit ODER &anonen 6 pfnn
Der, selhlbt bnrh Gcl. 0aroinS lifes e5u
9ieaiment, rebts auf elmer Gbene ttanb uit
! lere 6 Gcnnpaanie, Gon,p. ccrt He8inte'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

he bic aufmerfiamteit Der Nesieruns in tc-
h:at 9raoe auf lId siebt, man fpitrt ben ur-
iahen nah uno llIht nad oienliAen WaB-
regeln, lenen pcrSuocmnten. Die glnldlit9'
r,ahuna fol- elmer Der Be b6rben gegebenen
9Eetfung genlaB mbglihff erleihtcrt, Die lln-
sletde Seifeuerung, beionoers I'M @eneroas
ipeien, nah einem neuen, ben Stdncen oee
0iethes oorjule5enoeu Steuer9elese re9u-
lirt meroen, ben gr6eten llebelitanoen tpIro
Ibon aboehplfeu, um bic itltrmllhen Slntrd-
ge unb &la9en BET Den &reierc9ierun9en at
erleciecM. Wr BADEN III Saiern etllde 60
Sfatutarrehte> Die ale @ultiSfsit baben; III
Ger 9omiuilfrattcn namentlid, Der Sorbe-
lfimmuna tcmmen, ba 0eubaiern aus per-
Ihieoenen ebmaligeu ,Nerrenlinoern" nno
NsidsltdnoeA sulammen9eiest 1T, bic 9roB-
ten SlbipetdIun9en Dor, J. =. bet Der ueber-
(drcibung etucs @itthens bon etllher tau-
leno @ulcen Merth, Die i'll Birsbur9ilt,en
ettpa SIS fl. fcifet, wdhrenc im 9lnebad,cr
eanoe Safur lhru ilber 40 f. besatlt mer-
csl. 9lbl0lula recr wcntgitens NlrIrnn9
Der 3ehnten, Sllten uno Nanctbhne, Sen
call1ueu weldle un9emen bemmeno auf Die
Sulur ,oeo Sccens ein,pirfsn, i'll 6ranfen
atsr pirtlit lilti1 flllen, lit oft sun: She'll
unucalid,, onoCru SheilS lchr erldlwert.
Die prc;e6iuht, Scndhrt rurf eas 9etelme
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lit Gin frsiIenccrSrebs
am Bchlitanoe unisre5 9anooolfS, ba 9tte-
mano bie9elete, nah oeuen ocrfabreu miro,
mir pberflidllld) fenut uuo Ward1er 1d)rlft-
ltd) etne Saf,e OerlIeht, ilber Die er betm
mllnoliben unb tfentIihen Serfabren errO-
then ,pllree. Selpnocrt ipancerte bic jltnsere
@cneraticn rerSuoen au5,es miro eielen Die
sluSlIht auf Grperb mchr abeeidnitteu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28
Gin Silb bea NlenNs.

Die @erthtsocrhanolun9en Der vSerli
ner 9tadridten brin0en aus elmer Der let
ten Situn9en ces corti9en @rimiualgerid,t'
trlAenoen erbarn1ungsnnroi9en Salt an oi
Sefentlihfeit. llnter oiersehn perlcnen
Die oes Setteln angeflaet, III bteltr Gibunt
pernrtbeilt tpuroen, befano fd, Der 9lnae
tla9te, welder Dor Den Sfraufen bes @e.
rlhts erldten. Derlel6e, cine nahre Sam.
mer9eitalt, 1T ein Wann bon mittler @r6Ge,
aber feine sebiidte joaltuus ldet ibn flein
erfd,elnen; aus fcinem bayern erbleihten
9elhte ltarren bic ju9encliden 3lge wie
SeipenIter terrcr, er 1T pfenbar nch in,
beiten Wannesalter, aber bic yiotb uno DER
Eummer babeu bel lbm bafIelbe eethan. mas
BET 70 olelen 3letteu bas QBcbacben unb bic
9luslthtpeifuna tbun, ile haben ibn iu einem
1u9enolidlen 8reiie gematt; NIT feinen bl6-
oen, roth entSlnoeten 9lueen blidt er Iteu
unS an9itocQ lmber. Sene &leibuna III
Die uuifcrm ces 9lrbeitsbauies, cine araue
2uhjafe uno cine eben iclhe tocfe; ,rpei
9elbe Banoftreifen ouf Der linfcn Sbn(ter
oemten oarauf bin, oae Der 9lneeflaate BE-
rsits gum Stpeiten Mal @efansener oes 9lr-
beitsbdufes lit.
~ O'""'o> <shtphtl SIVSUl UGUtU lUU ptT
2lntla9e: am %. 0ton. babe er III einem Ga
oen III Der Observation-Disclosures nm cine Gabe
an9elprcden. sluf bic Srase bes prdGben-
ten, % er bic 01idtisfeit Der 9lnflaae 3liaebe,
ocr'd)t Der slnaefla9te III 2brdnen aus er
)amn'erte mad, leinen &inbern, bic hllfIos
llno oerlai1en 5u Haufe feien. uno bittet He-
bentllo1. lbn 9eben Su laGen. 9lus ieoem
ie'ner 0Scrte Ieudtete bic slnsit ieiner See-
le heropr, Die 1eben 9erbaht Der 0eudelei
bon thm entfernte.
Gr beburfte cine seraume 3eit. I'm, feline
9eoanten 70 tpeit su fammelu, bae er aui
oIe an tbn 9erid)tete Tra9en antnorten fcnn-
te: er that oieB lit folsenber Weiie: Sd
het6e Brans s., bin aus einem Dcrfe IL
Sbleilen 9eblrtie unb jeBr 35 Sabre alt
als Sobn zines @eters babe id cas @e
rerbe meines Daters erlernt. SIN @0stir
IN pommern babe idD midi Dor eini9en Sab
rem anaeGeoelt, ufo bort trohnen nod, jeb
metne Trau unb meine stpei unertpahfene
S'ncer. SIM eer9aasenen Serbffe tpure
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

pfnno Sterling erbalten haben. 9luBeroem
belfebt fdcn in Der 9eoser Druderek .npbll-
abeiptta, cine anbere g>reiie, Die 5pelf Gan.
feno Qborifc in Der Stunoe abmIrtr, ollc
Dret in jeber Secunee.
90. Shnellpof.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

3u 9hilacelptia fs,,o I'M lebtcn Mcuat It.
Der s!,OOO,OOO aeprdot mcrbei,, weldles be
ar0fte Summe III in Der 3eit, feitrem Die
Ser Staarcn eriitirt hoben. Gs mar wic
fclqt Sn @cIc ST. ,9s8, $50, ingilber $685..
600, lit jsupfe: $9,0Ol, sulammen s2,O79,.
.5ll.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

Cine 9lnefccte pcm "alten Hau uio Jtui-
ti9. ."-9Im9lbence oes %. Srbruar, nad|cem
Der erftc' 9lngrtff Der Mertfaner auf nnlere
2lrmee bel 8nena Gifta ooriiber mar, emp
fablen mebre SfiIciere Der slrmee benz Sen.
Gaplor orinaenb, lId i'll etne feitere Stelln9
suriif;u;iebsn. Gr CAB ibnen Die bl,nel9e
9lntwrrt: "SOaltet aus Sun9en, mir tocllen
de mcrsenfriib wieeer fcnciren." Stcin
gEunber, coB Der Wabllprlth Der 9ai,,en
9lrmee lautet SIR tpDllfn bis in Den Goo
fir egaterlanb fedten, uno ebenic oiel mol,
len mir audi fiji: oen alten 9taub unb 9ilI
tia' thun.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

Shled,te Teuisfrit. rfnouna.-.@in
ecnboner Gsrreip. bes Iaticnal cnteGtaen-
Ger idreibt, oaB unter anbern Gaaesneuia-
fetten audi cine oerbeGerte Druderpref5e er.
wdhnt Sm tperben oerbiene, ,pelde neulid,
in 4crocn prcbirt lporben Mno bic er(faunte
Nnsah BON fitnfsehn 2aufenb fleben 0an.
bert slborade in Der Stunce tieferte! De,
Grfnber 1T Elm Scr. Qittle, aus Der Office
Der Qonbcn illustrateo Ge,ps. gr 1cll fiji
leine Grfinbuns oie Gumme bon 10000
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

SAT- iebe Stact, SrtIhaft uno @rQcnc
IN Wericc bat cen 9tamen tr9cl,o elmer be.
lcneeren Gi9entbilmlihfeit Ger Qccalitdt er.
balten. Sraics Santiaeo bereutet- 9lrmce
ces beilisen Safcbs gera Gru,-pahred
&reu5; SaltiQo-Sprung MpnterrD-
@e6iraefcuiq 9l9ua 9tnepa WaIer:
@prpus @brilte neutrality-suspicious. @hris
I'll; Ga Goce-Sie &ub; Tueces-NnlIe
9cocs SSlano-ScenclfSs Snfel.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-28

Gin Correspondent terit,tet Scl9enbcs,-
ub wahr coer nidt haben mir feline Wutel
III cntlheloen: ,,Srr etwa etnem Sabre traf
Der Baron BON 9Einfler, ein 9lrtillerie @opi,
tan I'M Dienite bes &0nios Don Sad,leu mil
Dem Shife uSrarens," Rapt. Slcr, pcn
Namburo in otelem 4anee ein. gS mar eli,
braoer Sf1stcr uno 9cbiloeter Wann. 3ur
3ctt Der Gcn9esS III eeipji9 tefetli9-
te or in oem borti1en ShlrGe uno erbieli
cen Nuftra9. Die Ncu9e- glnhdn0er oufsufcr,
bern, Gd su seritreuen, unb weun Ge ecr
9Iufcrcerung ntd,t 9ebordten, onf Ge ~
feuern. Sir tieie Shat be6 gehcrlanle
puroe cr bon oelen 9euten 9etabelt uuo pen
eini9en itiner Tebenoff,iere iniultirt. Sir
oiefe Snlulte illd,te er @eun9tbuung, frroer,
te mebrere feiner QSafen9efdbrten iun1
3tpelfampf anf uno t6otete smei bcrielten.
Seinc un9lnfi9e StellIng erfenncnb unt
ben Hatb reS Jfriegsminiltcrs bcfrloeno,
ld,iffte er I'D, nah oen Ser. Gtaotem Gin,
UNI bier su bleiten, big bic in Qeip,ia meqcn
Der Ncn9e Sunlulte entitauncnr 9lufreouno
fld) 9ele9t haten wilree. Gr traf bier in,
WdrS ein, fiihlte I'D, un9lilflid, uno unSl,
frteoen, ca er ilf at einem unthitigcn Ge6cn
oerurtbsilt fab, uno belflcB, mad, oen Sfup-
ferre9icnen teS Superiorfees oussuwan-
tesn. llnterceB brad Der &rie9 NIT W1eri.
TO aus. @r oerfiiate ilh fraleid III Gin gBer,
bean,t, lteB id, als 9emeiner in ric 9!rmee
aufnchmen unc wurbe mad, Geras geId,itt
cSu Der Shladt BON polc 9llto mar er cer
erlte, tpelder bel Dem muthi9en 9norffe au
ben Ncluo fel. Gr bate an0ecebene unt
einflu6relde Sreunre iii JeipsOclf, aber c,
cerlan9te feline anoere SteGe in unlerer 9lr
NEE, als Die eines 0emeinen Sclcoten.
Wcate Gctt bag in Den merifaniihcr
Shlad,ten GauIenre folder ceutihen Snb
croinaticnshcloen felen, bic nur eines ge
febls beourfen, nm ihre oertheibiaungslcfel
uno ite filtterncen Witblraer faltbliltts ME
scrihie6eu at fcnnen! lln9ehcriam 9eael
Tpranncn 1T @ebcriam 9esen @ctt.
CSt5;9.J
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Kings in Trouble.

Throughout the history of Europe there
never existed similar examples of so many
Sovereigns threatening to resign their thrones
as at the present moment. The Autocrat of
Russia stands highest in political importance.
He is said to be suffering great mental anxi-
ETY. from some unexplained cause /; and, hav-
ing provided the means of supporting him
self literally during life, by considerable in
vestments in the English and French funds,
under color of a great financial operation, he
intends, 1t is said, to retire to Italy, and there
pass the remainder Of his days. The King
OF the Belgians seems TO be equally afflicted.
He has returned to the Palace Laecken at
BRUSSELS, from Paris, in such a mentally de-
bllltated state, that he is unequal to the cares
OF government, and all parties seem at a loss
to conceive what will be the upshot. Turn
ing to Spain, the last accounts from Madrid
state that the Queen has expressed to her
Ministers her ~resolute intention to abdicate
the throne, and it was reported that a special
council was summoned to deliberate upon
the subject. The unhappy marriage of the
Queen of Spain. brought about by French in
trigue, is doubtless the cause Of her Maies-
tvs disgust of her present position but her
youth, and, still more, her political import
ance in the preservation Of the balance of Eu-
ropean politics, preclude the thought of any
such serious change of dynasty in Spain.
With these singular and unprecedented events
hanging over the ate of Europe, it is a great
happiness to mankind that the general ten
dency of political opinions is to maintain
peace.
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Sleeping in Chureh.-It is a matter of rec
cord, about one hundred years ago, an Indian
was conducted by a discreet burgess to wit
ness the service of the sanctuary on the
Lords day. When these services were end
ed, the citizen, on his way homewards, in
order to impress upon his tawny friend the
superiority of Christianity over heathenism,
entered in detail of the money appropriated
by the congregation, of which he was a
member, for the support of public worship,
the erection of the house, the salary of the
minister, &c. TO all this the son of the for.
est, who had observed the drowsy dispose
ton which pervaded the assembly, replied,
'Umph Indian sleep just as sound under a
tree, and not pay anything"
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COverlet & Carpet Weaver
BEFORE THE PUBLIC AGAIl
Cincinnati, May A, 1877.

Not for office, but TO solicit a continuation
OF favors heretofore bestowed from bis old
customers, and as many new ones as will IA
vor him with a trial. AS a farther induce
ment have this spring obtained several new
figures for my double c~overlet loom, some of
which will be put in operation in a few DAYS
from this date. Spin the wooden yarn II
cuts to the pound, and bring 80 cuts after it
is double and twisted, and 81 cuts cotton No.
&, two double; color Of the wooden, "a cuts
blue and 8 cuts red. | am about putting in
operation a loom TO weave the same figures
on the half double coverlets as is on the dou-
Bile ones, which will bring every object and
flower to a complete point. Spin the WOOL
en- yarn for those 10 cuts to the pound, 90
cuts when doubled and twisted, and 4 pound
NO. 8 single white cotton will fill one 90
cuts No. s cotton double and twisted, 10
cuts single cotton No. 5, color the 10 cuts
No. D blue will warp one. l put in opera
ton two new figures on my other half dou-
BILE ~coverlet loom.
Figured table Linen, ~Ingraine and other
Carpsts wove as formerly at the old stand ON
Green street, Salem, Columbiana co., O..
JAMES McLERAN.
May 90, Isl7.
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GFTHE SUBSCRIBERS take this op-
portunity of informing their friends and the
public generally that they have commenced
the Wholesale Grocery Commission and For
warding business, under the firm of Gilmore,
Porter & Moore. All cousignments made to
them will receive prompt attention. Upon
the reception of such, they will give liberal
acceptances if disadvantages reasonable.
Address Gilmore, Porter g. Moore, No &c.
west Front street, Cincinnati.
HIRAM S. GILMORE,
ROBERT PORTER,
AUGUSTUS o. MOORE.
Cincinnati, May 4, 1877.
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Anti Books

Kept constantly on hand by ]. Elizabeth
Jones, among which are
The Forlorn Hope.
Burleigh's Death Penalty.
Voices of the True Hearted.
Anti-Slavery Alphabet.
Madison Papers.
Narrative of Douglass.
The Liberty Cap.
Brotherhood of Thieves.
Shareholders Religion.
Christian Non-Resistance.
Disunionist, &c.
n. B.. Most of the above works can be
procured of Betsey M. Cowles, Austinburg.
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Poor YOU'VE MEN.-It is confidently as
serted that a poor young man has but two
alternatlves-eiiher to go TO work or 90 to
the devil. A great number choose the latter.
1t is a singular choice, but those who make
it may be seen any fine day, lounging in
squads about the corners of the streets, with
the stumps of cigars in their mouths
ThOmPSOn'S Rep.
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C, DONALDSON & CO..

WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS
Keep constantly on hand a general assortment
of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No. Is MAIN ST. CINCINNATI.
July IL, '46.
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Slowly spread the shades Of even;
Night on raven wing descended,
Shuts the mighty doors of Heaven;
And the landscapes glory ended,
Ends the Lay,
Happy rural rainy Day.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-01-19
BROTHER JONATHAN.

The origin oil this term applied 10 The u
nrrd States, is given in n recent number Of
the Norwich Courier. The editor says ii
was communicated by an intelligent gentle
man, now upwards OF eighty years of age.
who was an active participation in The scenes
Of the Revolution. The story is as follows:
"Nhen General Washington, alter being
appointed commander of The Army Or Revo-
luton, came 10 Massachusetts TO organize it;
and make preparations for the defence of The
Country. he lound IA great destilulion of am
muniion and other means necessary 10 meet
tie powerful foe lie lad 10 contend with, and
great difficulty IN Obtain them. If attacked
IN such Il condition. the cause Al once might
b hopeless. On one occasion. at that an
Sious period, consultation OF the officers &
Others Wis had, when it seemed no way
could b devised 10 make such preparation
was necessary. His excelencv John
Trurnttiil. the elder, who xas then Cover
nor Of The state OF Connecticut, on whose
judgement and aid The General placed The
greatest reliance, remarked. We must con-
suit Brother Jonathan on ihe subject The
General did so. and The Governor was sue
O rslnl in supplying nlaay Of The wants of
the army, When difficulties after arose, and
the army was spread over the country, il
became a by word, we must consult Brother
Jonathan The term Yankee il still applied
10 n poriiun; but Brother Jonathan has now
became Il designation of The whole country,
as John Bull has for England"