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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

20 EDWIN CROswELL Esq Editor OF the Al
bany Argus announces his fixed determination 10
retire Immediately from Editorial and Political lie
This resolve is not consequent the Election but
was made year ago. Mr.. Croswell viii leave
few ADLER men at the Editorial desk, although even
he was unequal to the task OF obtaining votes for
the late Hunker Ticket The Hunkers are shrewd
managers good politicians OF a sort and personally
clever fellows in the main; but they can only rule
by seeming to submit to and follow the subtera-
mean DemocTscy-they mistake and expose their
numerical weakness when they undertake 20 set up
in opposition to il But IN tins instance Messrs
POLK snd Richie had laid burden Of Conquest
and Slavery Extension on their backs which would
have broken down the best ticket The only chance
Tor carrying them lay in processing to oppose them
as Silas Wright did.
MIR Croswel has been a leading Editor for
nearly or quite quarter Of acentury-snd has been
one Of the master spirits Of bad school Of polti
clans who have ruled our State through nearly
twenty years 0, the time With higher purpose,
LESS elastic oonscience he might have been great.
~ 9sefol-as II Is, he has been eninentlv infuen-
tsl and successful We presume Mr.. Polk viii
tender him an Emeassy-he is fairly entitled 10 H.
and fsr better qualified than any Embassador lately
appointed. He would never involve the Country
in difficulty wanton,y. like Mr Wise nor degrade
his post by unworthy and nsPertneat reflections ON
his predeoes sor. like Mr.. Tod. We shall chronicle
his appointment with genuine qualification
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
By Telegraph to The Tribune.


PFuLADELFsfA November J-P 81
NV JERSEY ELEcTIos.-HAines, Loco Foo
has TOE Ir;,y Of tveuy-six hundred. Atlantic gives
l5l Loco Foco, and Cape Nay 152 Wing Complete re-
turns.
The New Orleans nsas ara received. No later az
vss Nothing new.
young named Wilii1u Peterson was run over
ls,s evening BY Western Engse during alarm Of ire
snd died Ia IS minutes.
James stevenson, hand On the Reading and "nnnins-
ton Railroad was raB over by the at Richmond tbs
rnoepinx and instantly kllsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
pAsSrycrps ARRIVED.

" sifaner Ptiladspa from harr.-Mf Lane, New
York Nj and Mrs. Warren. Boston, Mr.. PeleL Mobile
NJ Gross New-N ork Mr and Mr. Laurens, Mr. Laurens
Mr. and Mrs Lsurers Charleston PeschieI. New-lr-
eans. Mr. OHars hey West NJ Oauthenn MOBILE, DIR
Blrsle New Orleans Mr Dsverua, Charleston VI Dc
Dommartln, Frauce NJ lnd Mrs stanton New York VI
Roi ssaubin. Guaia.oupei NJ GerArcin, New-lort n
Blakn-Y. NJ Mooteifor VI Coster Lampirt, NJ bsf-
aaTd NJ GauieE France; II AudAny, Mobile N Gaudeet'
jayernisr. France NJ BuEoy. Nssio Cour. -
ser Nrw-Ors.ns NJ Finlsy Msy-nce MTrou5si, Phil
lde rhia senior Strybss Mexico. Resin. Nordhei-
mer, CAnsds-31. >scoud-clsss passengers y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

FnInosxs MAJORITY IN THE crTY-Af'er our out
side form bad gone press discovered TINT Buossr
fords vote 10 the xtb Ward vss stated at go II should
have been $50 which makes Fillnores majority 34sS
ins<saf Of syQ3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
SUFFOLK CO.-Assembly.

rOutuOlo ptop--
Whole East Ds. $50 2H
Rose elected by about 100
Western Districf.-Very close DR. Joseph Bow
ers, Wing, said TO be elected but not certain.
PUTNAM co.
CHAuScEY II. WEEKS, Wing said to be elected
to tbe Assembly.
QUEENS co.
VESSEL S. SMITH, Wing is said to be elected
to the Assembly by so or 90 majority. He is pro
baby ahead OF the Wing State Ticket
PUTNAM co.
CARMEL Nov. "a 7. NJ.
Ed. Tribune--The Wing Member Of Assembly
is elected in this Putnam County by Utystre ma
iority. The first Wing Member from Putnam that
We ever heard Of Ed. Tr'bI
WESTMINSTER CO.
Why the full returns from this County have not
reached us We cannot understand. We have
enough. however 10 render certain Wing MAORI
~ in the County. We have reports from Uesf-
chester, Vest Farms Cortland, O'siaiHg and lon-
kers. all round the County, and the Wings have 1t
ali their own way.
SULLIVAN co.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Good old Msmskstpg has given 81 msjority for the
wing state ilcko' - iot Sens'"i ""o 80 iOi "'e''
The Wings OF tina, town always know how to work
They always DO good job well wv h.
lClay had ~ mai in Mamakating. Ed
ORANGE CO
Waikiki, we learn by correspondent has given
a small Wing majority. The Bsrnburners gave
ticket IS votes Polk had 1873 majority ia this
town.
COLUMBIA Co
The Hudsoa Republican has returns from
towns. and thinks that indications that Jonas
II Miller Wing ia elected to the Assembly by at
least 800 majority, and that probably the Whie
Senator is elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

s'On the hrst pa.s-Address OF the Democratic State
Central Committee-lnhalaion OF Ether"
Bost Post Oct. 80.
lila settled principle of construction that tho DhOte
OF an instrument must bs taken together and also. that
the language must be taken most strongly against the
party using H. Applying these principles " The above
quotation, what 10 It's interpretstoni D0es the Posi-
mean that the address Ia mers gas, that 10 read H. Is
the same In effect nhse eherl Il cannot be pre-
sumed that the address and the ether the Ia
sty for II they are, there ara very many who would
endure the pain OF having every tooth In their head
uscted the old fashioned way, before they would con
seat 10 take that address Assuming that they differ
snt 10 substance the Post only tbst their effect
on those who take them, "a similar. Boat Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

~ On the First Page will be found about a
ooIuma and a bali Of Election retarns Several Of
the tables appeared ia The Tribune yesterday
morning. but from tbe haste IN which they were
90 implied were necessarily defective
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
bnslness Notlfes.

re- Ladies will ind n much their nt.re. 10 purchase
taeir Fa dress aEd oher Eoods ~ The Of Mssss
W BAzErz Co Of N CsihaEns-st - these gentlemen
have Of the largest aud select stocks Of Silks
hsured Cashmsrss, De LANES, &C. Also most elegant
sssortmea OF Cashmere and other shaws 20 beautiful
stock with TO well saown fact that the store being Of
The cheapest 10 the city deal A. think should be SUI
inauesnsni 70 bring any ady 10 want q inc soods
low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
Court Calendar. .THIs DAY.

COMMON PLKAs-Psrt Mos. -. %, III. lle. l2
l23 II Is IS a. a. 81 81 o. 81 90 g. l05 10. - q.
45, ST. o. Is IS. II Psrt 2-Sos "a =, $50 5, "a
- = q. - o. II l4o - IL % g. %, 81 - l4
Is l62, a, -, 70, Io6, Ia lso, ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
NEw-YORK ELECTION.

Total 600 - z55.-.l7s72 l33i2-.Iocs4 lS'z
Majority for A. L. Jordan. 3,7O5 do. for c.
stuart $3.50; do for Afvah Hunt, 1914.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
~ General Ccmmiuee of Democratic whis

v.uas Meu.-A regular meeting Of his Corn 'tiee
"a A. IN. Broadway House, on FRIDAY evening
Nov. s. At past O'Clock. By order
wv . las. 7. NJ BLEAKLEY, Chairman.
z D5LastLo s~rA' Secretaries n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

~ Two performance. take place to-day n the Anef-
etn Museum a. and o'clock when Great Westsrn ths
tnkc- the Ethiopian ,ercntders and others appesr
The Psn0ram. u London will as0 b. exh bifed See bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

Passage out Of the Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
CITY OF ALBANY.
.. ~ 49,

The returns for Canal Commissioners ana Stste RI
.on Io.rotor. and Senator were about the the
above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

p Ladies and gentlemen are invited examine he
beautiful collection Of superior citymsde rosewood, ma
hoEanJ and black walnut furniture be sod al suction
this morning, ny r. {. KEsP, Al sales Room 3D Broad
way. The assortment j. very extensive and embrace.
many very cesirsbs and high co. arces, which will be
found sell worthy the attention Of buyers
This sAe otsrs opportunity for families and The
trade the furniture al u The very best make and
tnish having all been nude for the retail city trade and
and with vie~ 70 give sarisfactioa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

FINE ARrs.-One.half Of the catalogue OF the
collection OF Paintings in the Chsmberss, Gallery Will
be sold this morning at i0s o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

rg' The Ivory Crucihx isnow open at 2s9 Broad
way corner Of Readen. We advise all to go aud see
N San afvnrt..enant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

AsrRoSoNr learn that Mr.. J. Il. Gardiner
proposes 10 commence at the Lyceum on Wednesday
the 18th inst OF Lectures on Astronomy to be
continued on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays They
will be illustrated by Byrsms Universal psne,arium a
most splendid piece OF apparatus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

CoURr Or COMMON PLEAs-BeOro Judge Day-
Gegge Pearce s Co. vs. Robert L. Smih Action 10 re.
about O. 600 being the amount Ot bill OF goods
and Interest sold smith BisckvOod Of 81 Louis (ths
former brother OF Mr.. the representation OF de
endsat the responsibility OF the house, ;. a B. AT
the time owing Robert l. smith s. Henderson, Ills
said $4,000 and large part past due, but : II. sub
squ-nty and seized the stock and other assets
add got Oil that due 10 them IL said being then
So Oc0 esq about 500 cehciency) the firm owing b
plaintiff and others about So coo. This
unued II appear. that Mr. BlsckvOod L. young man
from south Carolina. lie had jlst become OF sss In
1ij and be entered into Arrangement with Mr. Jas
{. Smith Through the fundamentally Of Robert l..
Smith HendersOn b 20 into partnership obtain credit
OF l. :. s. II. and 20 out ~ -. Louis wholesale
dry good. merchants Their capital s. 900 o. 800
Of which was put Ia by dr Blacksood obtained from
his uncle. Mr James n Page Who now keeps the Globe
Hotel. and SIR. B. Ia his book keeper. smith Black.
wood went 10 - Louis With arge stock bu, IN.
s1cceaiul-they spread their business, established
store among the M0rmOns entered 10 the Fall Of l34j
into an operation Ia purchasing and sending IL D.
New Orleans bat lost s3 900 In the operation ana final.
y 10 thu Spnog Of 1870. stopped By Mr Henderson
who went - Lous and took possession OF ther
Elects.
The defence TO the present su that whatever repre-
ssntatons Mr. Robert l.. smith made George Pearce
s. Go whereby they wers induced 10 sell Mr. James {.
smith Tor the house 81 - Louis made 10 good
siih, and such AZ be believed TO exist 2e To DO COO
tnued this forenoon.
The case before Judge Ul,hoei.er for damages In the
tro,on water being allowed 10 whereby the plain
tn who kept underneath. Injured also for OBJ
suucting bis Light sc. Ia siin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
Law Courts.

suPAEME CouRr-Gsauai Term-Before Judges
HufbuL McCOun aud Msson.-Habeds Corpus During
the forenoon after the decision OF Judge Edmonds sus
tanning the regularity OF toe sulwen warrant against
Messrs Prime Ward & Co the counsel OF the nrm suet
out writ of habess corpus for the members OF the rm
20 be brought before the Court PROBABLY with View to
obtain renewal The writ allowed, returnable
this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

Toial 1854 1871 1902 l2675 l25s3 H,5'I
Average Wing majority, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
FALL IN FRENCH FUNDS

CONTINUED FAILURES IN ENGLAND,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

COSsECRArION OF REV. DR. BURoEss.-Ihe
eonsecrstou Of Rev DR. Burgess Bishop Of the do
Of Maine took psce Al Christ Church IN THIS ely
90 at sunday morning and uss witnessed By very
large congregation. Morning Prayer vss commenced
by Rev henry L. si0rrs Of Y0nkers y ]. assi'tef In
the Lessons By Rev Thomas r. Fades OF Brgns@ick Ne
The sermon By Bishop H-nshag Of Rhode Island,
late Provisional Bishop Of the diocese Of Maize from
! Tn ni IL Tbe Communism Service Tss oegun ~
Bishop Chase Of New Hampshire Blshop Essiourn 81
M,sslchusetts reading the Epstle and Bishop Bro~nei
tie Gospel The Bishop elect, vested with nis kochet,
Vas pressnied " the Presiding Bishop, ~ Rev. DR..
Chase o. Illinois By Bishops BroSneu and L.stourn-
The tesumOniss from The diOe.ss Of Maine, from the
House of Clerical snd Lsy Delegates and from the
House VI Bsboys. we're then read The Lltsny, The
examination Of the Bshop elect and the remainder VI
the consecaf0r service were By The Presiding Bfnop
TIE B'sh7ps a lie tiOces-s Of llnois- Connecticut
Messschusens Rhode-lsand and New H-mpshire laid
ther hsad. on toe head Of the candidate. the former
pronouneing tre words Of CousecrsOn and deliv srg
the Bibr sitter which the Presiding Bishop proceeded
win the commu1-0n service. Hartford Courani, %.
AMsF0RrUsE FOR 0EEGoS.-A short time since
~ received. from Gov Absrnsiny letter enclosing
certificate Of deposit % the Interior osnks Of nis
STATE for Eve hundred dollars. which the Governor
transmitted <ith request that We would employ
the money purchase Of paper TOR The Spectator tneir
stock hand being 10 approaching need Of rep enlsa
rent The certncate bore date Ia February l-in We
path n f-sn OF collection. bat 10 returned 10
lea dsys since. protested ~ forgery The probability
i that some sc0u1cre has robbed en- grant q Ore
zsn VI al nis mn1i-d wealth By psl,nng uYon him this
fictitious paper Which has travelled t-ice The
whole breadth OF he N0fh American c0rl1ent. and
r,us nc y sei OF a third ume b make the long
Journey carrying dsspponinent snd perhaps suffering
In in folds lear tat the lspse
OF ume nnce TIE fraud committed with other
causes I'll prevent ire detection o! IL tuthor
Con. Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr Before judge
Belts Peter Har10ns e. al ONH1s Of ne bark En5eHta
Va ne schooner Safaaei Roberts suit 10 recover da
IMAGES tor collision which occurred about o'clock In
tho morning Of 3lsl Dec 1874 the Eugens At tins TINS
coming up sew-York Hsrbor. on her return from Vera
Cruz and the schooner bound 10 The schooner
struck the bark forward and did considerable injury b.
the hull sails &c. and received damage herself The
collision caused Il 10 said by the fault OF the man
At the wheel on board this schooner, who shifted his
course ut az the vessels approached aud into the
bark when II he kept ais he would have goss
clear or he might have borne away, which he had
power % DO bur the Eugene not hessrs Benedict
rompkns are the owners and claimants OF the Schooner
To b. continued this forenoon For toesnts Messrs.
BoVdin and Barlow for ddts Messrs Burr & Benedict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

ST- The ARCHITECT No. 10. contains beautiful
sp,cimens Of French villas and cottages Pabl,hed By
W. Ii. Graham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

WasslssroS CRocKfKT sro' =. l5l wiilismst-ses Sd
sssersnl Ct a. h. cL,Ff in another solsma- Of TT stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF The
French Steamer Philadelphia.
Passage out Of the Washington
CONTINUED FAILURES IN ENGLAND
FALL IN FREN Oh U NDo'
IssrPgECTI0y IN SARDINIA AID SICILY
War Preparing in switzerland
NEW MINISTRY IN SPAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

A LECTURE on TExAs-Mr SAMUEL C. hEiD'
Jr OF this City late a member OF the Texan Rangers
will lecture this evening At the Lyceum, 56j Broadway
on the and services Of that noted corps In 1910
aai on the seldomrodden regions traversed BY Il dur
Ing the campaign We believe he will give an interest
ing Lecture. especially to those who delight In daring
siven,ur. or Ia be description Of Wild rarely visited
regions Let US hear him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

~ How dsgustingly dissgecabe % io be- per-
with bad breath yellow DARK teeth They misht
be reueded by using tsoshing box Of JOsrss Amber
Tooth Paste Il makes the breath pure aud and hs
teeth snowy white Try Il once. sold Only a. - Chat
ham, u. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

IssrgREcTloy N SARDINIA AID SICILY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

~ The cheapest ard best place Ia the cry 70 tct
psnt. shoe. or Caiters Is AZ Jo>kss Anust nca tAr
Museum You can set there GOOD 10 q ili :, - =
can be purchased esew here for -. Quite asANnf Ns
80, LII sr.t-rate Boot A. - So which usoaly sct
for - Double-soed water proof Boots a. - ~ - $40
81 JoNEs has the system Of do.ns
a. AZ sarreuted 10 ave entire satisfaction. 90 l~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

" H. after the many times we have assured the public
OF the lovely effect a bottle Of Jossss Coral HAIR Re
alive has the hair they viii til continue ~ have
bad hair cannot help IT, Ouce asan - Is sold DOB
New-G0rA only AZ 80 Chathamst %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

Lady rs cruelyes indeed us cruel ID raee face
To have that yellow sslow brow, thai tand and eck
When still you nj ht have skin Of oil such refec free
Clear soft smooth, white and lovely tbs brow 81 alcy
II you would wash with Jonsss soap y0af brow, cheek
face and neck l0r specs
Would be bcauteous angels fee from pimpe b.ocl
IL DO not coniound J0SEs's soap with the many coun
ierisifs and limitations abroad buy Il where no New
York but tho "a of tie Amsncan Esgs 30 Chatham
ul ltnld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

Ia We are happy % hear That VI. Agassz ls
about 10 deliver 10 the students of the College Of Phy'
clan, and Surgeon. Course Of Lectures on Ovolosy
and EmbJology. 1t is not easy TO overe'timsse the
value of such Course from distinguished Natural
s, who has paid particular attention to this subjec,-in
which he hiss gained great reputation, by the puecs
ton of hi. celebrated Lectures on tho Fresh Fish
Of Middle Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04
NEW MINISTRY IN SPAIN

War Preparing in swiizeriand'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

A GRArEFUL FRrScHN,S-"A An Monsieur how shall
] tank y0u-how shall my wife tank y0u raIe-ne-
yarc-,ou make my wife sn angel How ~ askd pen
ng Sare said tho Ffenchnan, ny vito 10
feyure weeks she get we'll her face LeT necs
her hands all welfare and dark fcrare marks all ovarc her
she Monsieur JOstss soap VAT he call Italian
Chemical Soap, weeks and face l0ok tesuuful
clear white leyef-spOts and lovely than ever
There many who might have equal with fhe
Frenchman 10 be grateful for clear ssD by usng he
same means, but mind be- sure you grt tle Er1uI ne
JONEs Soap and buy nowhere Ia New York bat 40 me
sign Of the American Eagle, 81 CLatham-st. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-04

- The Election now b-iuk over, el'to'.l.'f - ~ s.
prct-a for Fall AID Winter supplies % every 10 n
wholesale sud retail Those who Aie ON nAn. ca '-
II knosn Though their own papers a. ne Aefef-s <
Agency OF v b. PALNfS, Ia the Tribune hui.iint -
(. especially appointed BY the propneiorf u ine PEI.
pe-s OF Al parts Of the country 20 feceis-
aud .ubscnpso and authorized 90 give rcceipis'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-23

Weilen pom @cnneaut Soafen bas Dampf
boot ,,Sbeiapeate" uno Der Shccner ,,por
ter NIT folder 9sfti9teit 9esen einanoer
oaR !ssterssf auf Der Stelle iant uno o1
I lWeannlhaft 1tur brrh ihneQes ueberlprln
| gen auf ben Steamer 9erettet tpurce. Seloe'
sei9te es ild aber nnr su balo, oaB pleie'
9lelhfalls etn bebemtenbes Qef erhalten par
te. Der Ddmpf purce bemnah oerorppelt,
oasSteuer Dem ufer ;u9ewanct II. auepum
pen III Operation 9e1pst. Dcdl jeoe S1itren'
gung erpies 1th oer9e6ll6. @tpa ellts
.Meile BON, ufer entferut 9elpann oas EN-
ortn9enoe 9SaGer oermaBen bic Sberbano
oae oas Teuer Der Walhtne aus9eloldt H.
oiele unbraudbar 9entdht tpnroe. Scr
Oampfer mar benz Sinfen nabe nEc ale
pa11giere Hid,teten id, nah eeln pterl1
Dcd. Gludliherpetie lolte es fd pom
9iumpfe, ais eielsr lanf. Whtlermelle war
Ger eanpunss NIT Srauen uno Stncerr
sefuIt, nah bem llfer 9elanot ,pcroen, mo-
ieIbif i'm Wcmeute ibrer 9lnfunft cds Oanpt-
bort ,,.Narriipn' lit oen loafen lief. Sobalo
Der Captain ce0elben Die &unoe oee lit,
qlitffalles erhiclt, elite er lhncll mad, Dem
Srt Der @efabr rettcte ben sro6ten 2hell
Der auf benz &aii,ttcnoed Ihwtn,meneeH
Shifbriidigen. Sbne bieier alidliden sln-
funft hdtten lTe ;,peifelecbne glle ihren 600
in Den lSellen 9efunoen. Gemnn9end,tet
qtrgfn bon ad]t bis slpcIf III Gruno, tpelhe
ddb ooreili9 III Die See ltiir;ten, INN rtad,
benz llfer su id,nimmen. Die 3ahl Der pal-
fa9iere 6efano aus 40 bis SO YericHen. Da
Die Bidder ocs @lerfs NIT Dem Boot inter
9in9en. tperren 1Id bic 9tamen Der llm9e-
foninenen fhper crnitteln lalien. Inter
ben 9eretteteu paTassrcn tefncen fIh Sol.
Bradbury, 0erausecber Der SunoaD 0tepe
nit GematliuL icpie Die jorn. 5cbn 9. s..
@Ioaine unb Sarpi5 Spencer ucn bier. Wit
cemSpcr ainsen uu0efihr 80 SpnneuSrad,t
9rcetenhells @llsnnaaren u,1o Groceries
nebit 5 5000 in @ele III 8runoe.
Son benz @epdd Der palia9icre puree
audi nid,t bas @erin9fe oerettet.
Wau Ieat Die llrlahe cisles llnfdlles Ger
Der Steuerleute teicer Tabr
;euge, ramentlth ater Dem Steuermanu ..
pcrter sur Qaif.-5ocfentlith unterlieQt Die
ler punft .einer 9critttlihen lnteriuhung
lno miro Der irhuloi9e Sbeil aufs ld'arfltc
teltraft wercen. %. Ncp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-23

balo oarauf, pie man 9laubte, itarb., ga
er aus elmer benahbarten Staot 9ebnrtl9
tpar, wiinfdten ibn ieine Srennoe AUDI ea,
lelbt besraben su taben, nno er wuroe e'alt'
tpeilen 1T cine eaoe selest, uno oahln &C.
bradt, no cine anoere angeme1ene Sase oeF
reitet mar, in tpelder er beero,9t nefosn fSu-
te. sl(s III pieem 3re6 Der Gedel Der Va
be cafelbft serfnet lpurce, fano es ftd> eab
er au oem @eTtte lag, uno mebre lelehte
gerlesun0en i'm @sfId bate, audi bic Sant
cine ursemohnlide Sendti9feit beiaB, nno
es ;eiste lrd, tei oenaaer alnferlnduny, boe
Der eebenseeiit nod nitbt entfcten mar.
9lues mas bic bette drStlid,e jotlIfc i'm Stan
DC mar su leiiten mnroe on3epel'cst; nno ole
Tplaen waren, bas er pieoer gum eeben Fam,
iinb ned, ,peiIaoe Iette ti6 er rirfl,t, ltarb.
Sic BcfliRle berTrcunce fauu man ltb benz
fen, ols Ne bic lleber,cuauns erblel'en, ea6
er lpirftet letenb III Die eace oele9t wlrben
mar. )Srieoensb.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-23

S6etutp b.-Rahfolaenben fhauoer-
regencer 8orfall entlebnen mir aus >, ,9lleran-
ber's Mehenaer" bon uprlester Wcd,e. mel
der etnen abermaiiaer BesreiS liefert, tpie
ahtfam man Dor Der Beerbisnn9 bon Gor-
ten fein follte, umb eriT senau sn prilfen, Oh
,pirflif Der eeben6funfe erlelhen 1T. -
Gin fehr gefdSster Gaufrnann in Bcifcn
bate 0anbelsaelhdfte am Wbarf ab,uma-
den, .pc Ct ploslih franf tpurbe, unb aud