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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
Editorial Correspondence Ofthe Picsyune...

4sai Us TAcuBAYA, Sept. 8, 1847.i /
Forenoon, 10 o'clock.--I have just
returned from another battlefield, one
on which the victory. Of the American
arms was complete, and on which our
troops contended against an enemy
immensely superior in number and
strongly posted. Gen. Worth COM
menced the attack at early daylight,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
N1lsceI nneOuS.

Emigration 10 Fairfax county, Virginia, from the
Northern states continues Large plots Of land have
been taken by the new corners this season.
II IL expected that the magnetic telegraph communi.
cation between New Orleans and Mobile will b. OMEN
before the FIRST OF August next
During the month Of May there have arrived at Bos
ton from foreign ports, ships, III barks AZ brxs and
las schooner There cleared for foreign ports during
the period, ships, II banks, "a brigs and I56
schooners From coastwisc ports there have arrived II
ships 23 banks "a brigs $50 schoon-rs and IL
Cleared coastwise during the period ships ~
bsrks 6s briggs, 200 schooners and sloops
William Williams. Esq, Of Alexander, n. y. com
mitted suicide by cutting his throes the I'd inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

GERMAN SILVER.
IAMEs g. MOFFET. No. Isi Prince street. third block
west OF broadway, Is constantly manufacturing German
SILVER various numbers and Widths which he will warrant
TO be equal % any other foreign domestic for quality and
which he viii sell wholesale and retail reduced prices
or Brooklyn, free OF expense api7 imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
Law Intelligence.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Before Judge Belts.
June 5-Sfabbing a Shipmete Frederick La Coy late
seaman board the American schooner Macon.
convicted this morning Of stabbng Jacob Horch his
shpmate, in the neck, with sheath knife, while the
vessel lay of the coast Of Cuba The particulars. an
they appeared tho preliminary examination before
the United states Commissioner, have been before re.
ported Sentence postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

TwENTy-sEvEN HoRsEs BURNED IN louisville
The large livery stables OF J. b. Heager on
Fifth street, between Main and Market, in Louisville
were entirely consumed by are sunday morning b.
tween one and two o'clock. Twenty seven booded
horses belonging to gentlemen Of Louisville and very
valuable, persisted In the flames Fifteen fine carriages
were also consumed. A Ia amount Of grain and hay
sufficient for the seasons supply was also destroyed
The FIRE IL supposed TO have been the work Of nu ncsn
diary. - Cincinnati Com jane ?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
Religious Intelligence.

CALEspAR ron Juss-6 frat SUNDAY after Trinity
aitar rn,sv Soh third SUNDAY sf.r
The Nativity Of 1t. John the Baptist; 9Th. Fourth
Sunday after Trinity 29th st Peter the Apostle.
Rev II. NJ Field late pastor Of the hira Presbysrian
Church at ST Louis sailed for Liverpool in the packet
ship Sheridan, Friday. the 25ih ut He expects
he absent two years travelling in Europe and the East
A priest, Macmillan Wangen muller, who had the
misfortune to abandon his sacred calling and the Cxtho-
lie faith to become preacher of the doctrines Of Rongs
ut Cre6ed has recently left them. in order be
cied to the church He has published pamphlet
titled Faithful Picture of German Catholic Commu-
nifty to serve rs Caution and Instruction TO IL
Catholic People. by German Catholic Restored to hS
Reason Hs has painted so truly, aud character
istcally the antC hrstian nature Of the Of tho
Rongiss that his little work has made profound I'm.
preston in Germany.
On the eth inst. Rev David Cushing, late Of Lock-
port n y installed pastor Of the first Presbyterian
church Portsmouth Ohio by Presbytery OF scoto
Rev i. 5 Howe OF Ch,eothc presided preached the
sermon proposed the questions and made
gave the charge to the pastor and Rev Augustine Bard
well of Pine Grove the charge to the people Ben.dio
ton by the pastor.
On the l3th inst, Rev + S Howe installed pastor
of the I'd Presbyterian church in Chocothe, Ohio by
| the Presbytery Of Scioto.
Rev Frederick GOrham Clark installed pastor of
the Presby terrain church. Astoria, L. L. Friday May
2sth, by the fresbytery Of New York.
At the same time and place Mr.. Il. s. Goodman was
ordained to the work Of the gospel ministry MIR q. v
laboring in Buffalo.
| CLERICAL CHaSor.-The Rev r. f. Wardwell has
closed his engagement assistant minister of st Pauls
Syracuse and his present address is Pierepont Manor
Jefferson co. N Y
The Rev. Walter Ayrault has accepted the charge Of
| st. Peters church, Auburn, Cayuga CO. n. Y.
The Rev. Adolph Frost has been received from the
diocese Of Maryland into that of New Jersey
Librarian and Registrar Of Burlington college
The Rev f. NJ. Van Deusen from st. AIMS, Annapo-
| lis, Md, to Trinity church, Wilmington, Del
The Rev c. w. Fitch from jackson, Michigan, to
St James's, Piqus, Ohio
Tho Rev. Richard Whittingham, has accepted call
N.
The Rev. H. C. Lay, from Lynnhaven parish, Princess
Ann Co.. Va, to the Church Of the Nativity, Huntsville
Ala.
The Rev. w Hoskins has been called TO the rector
ship of st. Andrews Church, jackson, Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

AsA PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, Staten Island
m The proprietor begs inform his friends and the public
that he has made considerable alterations aud improve
msn this establishment since the last season He has
disconnected from the main body of the pavilion Those
intended for gentlemen ouy they Of comoa
to those generally dsuomina,cd single in the various
watering places throughout the country
The proprietor is ready with families parties
wishing engage for the Letters adore ssed
him at the City Hotel Broadway will receive immediate
tentiOn.
steamboat between New York and New Brighton
the following hours, viz
From New Bghon-At and II A. M, aud and $40 p NJ
From pier No North River, New York-At A. NJ and IL
M and ~ and p NJ aud more frequent communications
will ne established as the season advances.
The Pavilion ready for the reception Of Company
sp25 tire f. BLANf'ARO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE Ar CISCIvNATT.-A do
structIvc fire occurred at Cincinnati. on Satur-
day which consumed about $4,000 coo worth OF
property. which not insured for than $1,000
II broke out in the planning factory OF Hughes Foster
Langworth street, which, with their window blind
factory, and all the machinery, was consumed Their
loss IL estmsted at Si 600 insurance $32UO The TO-
bacconist store Of O. W Lowe, queens store OF MIR
Iamnsou. the dwellings OF Messrs Wright, Hughes aud
others. entirely consumed and several otherS
partially destroyed The Hamilton House was damaged
10 he X tent pf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
COUNTRY MlLLINERs

OVUN
DETER ROBERTS 3T3 Broadway, would invite the 1T
tention of those who purchasing their Spring Goods,
his stock Of Laces vzNalene Point de Paris Alegeon
Brussels aud Pompallon, for trimming hats Black and White
Lace Veils Bpxel, Illusion Point and fancy Nes--and
great variety Of other goods, which he will sell low
prices. ~ Imsr
III oBE,s PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION Di-
MING TABLES, with metal plated slides for private
paflors aud dining hotels STEAMBOATS, &c,
Tor elegance durability and convenience warranted 10
get out Of order large the largest IN the CITY,
and uneqused for variety togehe with general
elegant and fashionable Cabinet Furniture constantly be
found AZ the wsreoos No 443 Broadway where the public
are err respectfully invited to call snd esamioe;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

MRS ZEGLlO, No. 81 DIVISION STREET,
VIZ OUID respectfully inform her friends aud the public in
w general, that she has constantly hand full and fash
onable Of shed bennets; plain aud fancy
also, Tuscsns of superior quality, and mourning bonneis
The ladies' from the country well the cs requested
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

"A PRODUCTIVE PROPERTY IN PHILADELPHIA
E:!H for sale; will be exch.nged for house and lot
lots IN the ncghborh,od Of Second Avenue, and be-
to X NJ. q h bSI re Post Office, New York; es7t 70
:;M Mrs tioyds)-The proprietor begs leave to announce
saxssmS b ana a jt ne ma. opsnsa ne
70 business to merit share of public patronage The finest
voa He will be happy to sse his old friends and
rooms which will at least be equal in the city, point
Of cleanliness and respectful Single meal. all
"A free lunch served up every day at u o'clock.
2wkrc JOSEPH WILSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
ARMY NEWS.
From the Chicapo Demorrat MAJ %

From the Chicago Democrat May 291
The following letter has just been received from Wash
ngton by which II will be that the President has
consentedto receive another regiment from Illinois
WAsDfSoTo1 CRY. May 20 1917.
DrAR SiR-Understanding that tho new regiment
lately called for from illinois already been completed
and that several additional mpani.s had also been
raised but too late for acceptance by the and
that they were still DESTROYS of having au opportunity
to serve their country called to day, the Prer
dent and Secretary OF War and prevailed upon them to
consent 10 take another regiment from state for the
purpose Of reinforcing General Scott The order will
go forth tomorrow from the War Department for
ther full regiment whose destination will be Vera Cruz
to rendezvous at Alton--the companies to be- raised
ohcered and equipped in all respects the regiment
Just raised All those who desire 10 20 will therefore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

AFTERNOON LINE DAILY,
Nssr FOR NEWBUR(iH AND FIShnin.
s4nArs1S Landing at Van Cortland's, (Peekskil West
=. Point Cold Spring and Cornwall The Steam
foot Of Warren street. for the above places afternoon
Sundays excepted at o'clock commencing April TO- Re
.urning-wl Leave Newburgh every morning at o'clock
BAH Baggage and Freight Of every description, Bank
the thereof unless entered the books Of the boat
ce,pted for. myl3 30tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

REVOLUTION IN MADEIRA.-We find in the
Liverpool WiI of the Ioth ult the important in
teg-nce received by private letter that the troops
the island Of Madeira had decd IN favor OF tue Juuta
of Oporo. This movement commenced at ,, A NJ on
the 18th OF April when the troops in Funcbal
panied by TOUR pieces of artillery proceeded to the go
ve.nors palace, who, after some hours d-lib ration,
rendered his resignatou aud In favor
Of the Junta read by the Secretary TO the tro
Extensiv. emigration going fom Mod ira ch fly
to the West Indies; 1000 persons port
ed have left the island since January last The
don Times reports the arrival at Madeira, on the ist Of
April OF u schooner New YORK, loaded with breai
stuTs which hailed with great JOY there being
great scarcity Of food Flour retailing at $40 bar
rel after the arrival OF the American schooner aud
another grain vessel from Lisbon
GREAT DEsrrrrrON AT THE MAGDALEN
ISLANDS The Halifax Sun says that a letter re-
ceiyed from the Magdacn Islands (uf of St awrepcel
the people Of the settlement there in
of great restitution Flour said to be $40 per barrel
vessel from that port bound TO the Labrador with
provisions, touched there on her passage down, aud
w-ud disposed NJ part Of her carg. famish-
ing people the collector of the (very
inhunaney) to allow the captain to enter his ,ud
nav duties part he desired to do, and the cunas-
auence that the vessel proceeded on her voyage
without being able to Afford temporary lief TO The
btauts The number of seals taken at the islands
this spring amounts 10 about 1000
DISTRESS IN Care BRgTON--A pprrugvnEp
FAMINE.-Summer In at hand and whai are the
husbapdmauis prospects! Tho Cattle every where dyn
In bundredsthe farm horses fee bic
TO perform the labor OF pougbngsnd lastly than
three ourtbs OF the farmers In the country wholly
titute OF potatoes or grain for seed lac condition II
the country ~ frightnl the above picture
coored exaggerated. The island II mennced, II not
immediately at least prospectively with all the horrors
Of actual famine Upwards Of 100 cattle, we are in
formed have died from OF food in tho settlement
Of Middle River alone Many farmers in other parts of
the country, have lost their live stockCaps Breton
Spectator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

xsA MONTREAL CANADA.-TO LEI-A SIP c,ous
E3 newly constructed Hotel nearly flushed situated in
he best aud accessible part of the City Of Ao-
tire the Custom H,ase Square overookinx the wharf
commanding beautiful view OF the River St. Lawrence the
Island Of ST. He lens aud the shipping The river steamboats,
land IL the immediate vicinity aud is the first hotel Of its
stone in the best style Of modern and in the
sve establishment including spacious Dining Room Par!o
and Sitting Rooms with orty-fve Bed Rooms. aud every
other requisite Of domestic comfort
Montreal, May &c, 1877. WILLIAM DOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
LANES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOUsAND.

DALF HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-S'
70 per annum-payeble ia advance
wEEkLY ,HERALD-Every saturday-PIice sk cent
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
rIcs "a cents per cspy4s payable in advance
HOL)pAf HERALD-Pubshed en- the LIST Of January and
$50 ipiy Of each yssI.sngle copies siIpence each
ApV EkIISEMENTS, at the usual prices-aways cash IL
M nco Advsrisements should be written plain legibs
The Proprietor will not be responsible for thai
rkiSTiAu of all kinds executed beautifully and witt
Al letters communications by mail addressed the
ebishmert must be paid the postage will ba Do
or"'si rom The suhs~ription. remitt~d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

DOARDING IN BLEECKER STREET-1wo gentle
ID and their wives OF five or single gen lemen can
bed attached and full board, in pleasantly stuted
Csrrol place Apply present at % Surfing street
a9I ItnAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

ERvALENTA-The Undersigned have hand fresh
Il supply of Eralenta valuable remedy obstinate
Of constipation Put pound packages For sale whole
sale and retail by DELLUC CO.,
Apothecares and chemists. Sole uccessors to
PLACE & SOUILLARD,
nntArc No parLR nd Rroud ,uar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

NEW STEAM BOAT will be launched about he 18th
"A OF june built for the purpose of testing
ncne opropeling and calculated to increase the speed
and safety of steamboats, Any previous the 18th of
June eighth of the right will be sold for fair
Iensaiion.
Nv Invention has been approved by five hundred
tiiic and practical
Persons desons of object of great interest
and at the make safe and good APP
ply to sEWALL SHORT,
LOG Vesey street
,Wauted-A Steam Engine Of from to 10 horse power,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

RiLLiAkDS1The subscriber respectfully informs his
- patrons and the public that compliance with the wishes
Of many his visitors concluded to open Arcade
late Empe) Billiard Saloon school for the teaching of
msnt, he has engaged Mr. BUST commonly known AN
Undersigned the school will be conducted As heretofore the
wishes of visitors will be carefully considered and pains
spared render this Saloon fully worthy Of the high and fash
ionable reputation il has acquired.
MICHAEL PHELAN, Proprietor OF the
ei Area afd Sulo No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

NJ UnEi tr.NT-ih- highest prices aa,aaced iatse
WI and small gold and silver watches, diamond
plate, jeweDry, furniture clothing dry goods, &C., &c.
JOHN M. DAVIES, Licensed pawnbroker,
232 William street, Duscs
Persons received in private oce. BY ringing the hell
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

nAY'S PATENT HUSE-For sale in New YORK by the
- inventor and manufacturer % Couandt street; James
g. Phbin DEFY street; sc GhardIyoyne ,si Cher:
Rector street; George Fulton 553 Broadway; Knight
Rhodes, 1871 Brosdway Thomas Hanson $40 Broadwav Mil
ter Coates 6 Gaud street; Charles PIT Son. Third
avenue; Nat Saw yer $50 Beeeher street, Craig Broad.
f. H. Trowbrdge, 2io Water street; Mckenzie OHaa 655
Brondwsy john Hudson Union squsrr corner Fourteenth
street, j. AIKEN. 1871 Sixth Samuel Pryor. 25i laird
Plumbers; and d. Hodgman, of Maiden Lane
iei3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

Ia ,FON otLE;I,-I ne IONNENS T1NSStU w
i4 whole part, snit purchasers snd the most
magnificent viewoC the Hu 'son River, from 10 To miles
each direction The house so feet sq,ae; carriage house
feet in length; AL nearly and in complete order There
also fish pond and power, with failing
q niug through the middle Of the grounds
s & rouf " n. 20 and snt s
dist south Of h- will &c Of Yo where the depot
TO be looted There Ave we'll conducted schools all
Thin aha mile. Two splendid fast sailing steamboats, ply
daily and from the cy and also daily in
necdon with the Harlem Railroad
For terms apply William Kellinger the Williams.
bugh Jerry the foot Of Delaney street, upon the
"a src
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-06

OPPOSITION PAssAGt Oktltt-rO
a,4lA-> ALBANY, Utica, 81 so; Syracuse, 81; Oswego
- So Rsehes,sr, So IS; Baffal2 Sc so Clsye
cinnat 81 Toronto and Hamilton S4 Whitehall 81, Monr
real, 81; Pttsburg, So.
Office, 100 Barclay street.
Any security equred will be given for the ulGment Of all
made with this company.
nile lmsrc NJ. l.. RAY, Agent, New York, I8a7
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

. GinSIdjcf III elmer tlciucnStact Staliens
bate piel ae9en S.inbernine uno 6eincld,aft
an;ufdmpfcn; nie oter Sel9te CT cen W'oers
faetcrn bic eerin9ifc un9erult ben flelnltcn
0rca. Giner ieiner pertraueifen Srennce
fraate ibn cinit: wie er bel 70 brfsm Spie
ltetS outer Qaune fcln fonnc? "Sh will Cir
meiu @eteimniB faaen.-sab or sur slnnucrt
-bae idb INNER frcben unc, lcidtcn Muthe
bin. vercanfe ieh mcnen 9luacn, uno Serslrt,
,pie id, Ge srbraude. cBs fp2" fraete De,
Greuno? ,Bsij ijeoer9eranla6ln bebe th fle
,ucrf een cimmel nuf, ll,,c errinnere mid
cos mem SHauptaelhdft crcben it !; caur
blids id, ouf bic grte bin, uno tecenfc, mic
rerie 9Ianm ioh bapen beeaff um einit be-
orabeu AT werben; enel d, ltaue idh um mid
her, ,lno betrod,tc eie @enae Gerer, be &c
nod, fd)linlmer haben ols i'd. .Hicfes 9!0ef
belebrt MIDI, ,pie wenis id bercd)tiat bin,
mid nter bic plaseu ees sebeus au beidwes
rsn." tS,ens. IL.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

Gie englilde eGe9ierltng fhefie lbrem crm<
moneircnren 0encrol in Snoien cine Yrptc
BON Shrnbciu6 Sd,ic6baummc[le in einem
Sriefe. GS ,par ebCn cine 9rcee Ga fel beim
@encral, ais Ger Vricf aufam. gtit Gyitauz
ncu Las man, was fir cine Mutun9 ricle
SaumwrQc herocrbringcn loDte': slccS mar
ill 9elpannter Grwartun9. Ter General a.
Der mentc, erit irle man boe WutaaSmahl
ucri.bcr 9chen lalTsn. uno Damn oas grperis
nlent MAIDEN. ST leDte bcn Bricf inter Iels
1cn Seller. Ser Seeieute bra6te balo bic
Suppe, uno faum bate Der General leinen
2eacr orll erbalten uno auf cen Gricf 9es
felt, ais ffredlitb cine GrplclIcu erfclote
Der SeQer flpg III Stitden auseinanter, unc
Die Suppe cem General in bas @eItt. -
,Wdrc eine gpmbe in oas 3immcr sefaQeu,
fe tdtte feinen sr0eercn Shrefen oerurlas
hen frnncn. 9Ils man lid, oapcn crbclt tats
te, uno Der erI Ihrcdene General wieter slr
Selnnung 9efpmmcn mar, wareu ieine err
fen gScrte Der Geufel bele ben ShOns
beiu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25

8ruitwai1erluht -Das uTln>
fdins Scuruat" er5dhIt baG iltb cine 8rau
in ieuerStact feltft bon cerBrulpanerlucbt
nit Der Wursct pom 8artcnzpctc, lIIe 9cheilt
babe. gle nahm mdhrenb be6 Cages spierer>
belt cine fleinepcrtjpu caron nit ct,pae0n
uermiid't, uuo aaeS Dn1ptcme ocrihmonctn.
yiaf eittiQcu Tcicn IeB Ite oen Uin neg uup
ndtnt ccn Cccpct pbue Seimilhun9 ein, mrS
rauf tolb pcllitdnriae Scciluns eintrat. las
Scurual 1teht fir bic gSabrheit oieier sln9os
Be. (yNclftcte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25
0te Nssablest.

Die 8erid,te llbcr Die 9Eahlc,t, bic 1T per
fd,;ecentn Staaten i'm eaufe lceter Nrd)e
ataetalten rpurccu, lInc rph lchr rnucl>
ffdncia. QSir 9ebcn oieislben nahfp!Aenr,
70 tpcit mir fIe bis sum Sdlnilt unlsreo
beutiaen Statte5 e.h!eten.
Gentuct - Su ricIem altcn 9GhlA@
ftaate it bem Gccn rer pds S.cn1l'd' lt1rt
aemufteu mcrccu. Son ecu 20 SpA9l eB,
@oncicaten IIno Temcfraten ermdhlt Sn
2 ltarfen WhSoitriften ,parcn Ole Nemp>
fratcn 11r9reid,. @et Der 9Eabl i'll ernon'ie
baben Gh bic Mhlg6 Der iddnrlid'itcn Wt's
tel beoicnt, tenncd, 1T ibe Mthrbclt III cts
,em @cnoreGeutr,f.e rcu 600 anf l60 her-
atscIhmcl,en.
Sncin,ua.-Su rcfcm Staote Nerrid'te
arpge GleiheIlti9ftit tci Ger G8abl. Dur
eiu 1rittcl Ger qan;en Stimmen wurbe ob>
aeoebsn. 0tah cen tt6 jest ein9c9an9encn
ger,hten lno fir ren Grulrcs7 Ccmcfro>
ten, Whies uno l llnabtdll0i9er e,m5htt
sperbcu. Sm Nanie Der Sclre9cbnn9 toben
Die Gemcfraten cine Mekrteit, uno im Sc
nate bic Nh,NS.
2u tefla9eu III, t1s Der taleutpruc Bic.
cere Swen III le;ncm Gllttifte furd Qcco!s
itreitiafeiten unc sebilFse ScrurtbeiIe se>
fthaesn murbs.
Scma-Sn De5 Wcines Geunty murce
Der sanse bcnrfratiIhe 3ettcl ertpitlt uuo
mir ;wefeln nid,t, coe bic Gemotratcn in
9on,cn Staate Ge9rcidI rparen.
8on Tenne1Iee iIuo bic Ndhridttn
ned, su uuorDitdnoig. Sn NcrtsGarclina
nno slatoma ucrpredcn Td bic Gcmrz
frattn cen teiten GtfNl0.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-25
Gin pripatIhreiten aus pem S1cn cnts

Gin prioatlhreibsn aus bent Often ents
halt ilber bic 3lnahme Der Staot Jtewzg)erf
fplsenoe trcfenrcn Dcrte:
,Soier 1T Die Mahrtet in Der Shat wuns
oerbarer als phantaiIe. &er Dor sweihuns
bert Sobreu bic jse sc @,DBe Stew UOrts
prcpbeSeit bate, mitrce fir cncn 9r6Sereu
Srdumsr 9ebolten habsn, ais 9ltaoin nit lcie
ner Munoerlampe. S,ier elite Die 5bat Die
Ginbilruu15fraft ,pcit orrau5, uuo fat NIT
Bloerltrebru mu5 oas9uge anerfenuen. mas
caS Shr nit Setinmtbeit uermcrfen bate.
Scr 2cO Sahrcn wllroe oas 9an;e County
>. Oorf fir S A oerfauft, uno heute ii Der
&jrunoecIIB Der Stoot allcin 800 MiQlcnen
mertb. 9luf uufruhttarer, Sels>unc Sumpis
beccfEcr SuieI itic9 rpic ourd, 3aHtermad,t
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