davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15
Read the Following.

Preamble and Resolutions passed by the
Legislature Of Kentucky, all ouer Whig,
and approved January 6, 1912.
They need no comment says the LOU
isville Democrat.
Preamble and resolutions in relation 20
American citizens captured by Mexico.
WHEREAS, 1t appears from authentic
Information, that citizens of the Unitei
States, with passports from Their govern
ment, duly authenticated, in going to Texas
to Santa Fe, with legitimate and peaceful
intentions, offering no resis:ance,h We been
arrested by military force Of Mexfcans, a
portion put to death in tho most perfdous
manner, whilst others, put in manacles
were treated without any regard 10 the u.s.
ages even amongst civilized nations or the
universally received principles Of htfmnIat-
ty, having been first divested Of their shoes
and clothing, and driven, rather as beasts
than human beings, from the place of their
C ,pture to the city Of Mexico, distance Of
many hundred miles, by n soldiery cruel,
relen,les, and unrestrained; and when there,
their life, their death-or worse than pr
tracted bord .ge in chains-at the will Of a
military dictator; and TO give deeper in
terest, if possible, for the fate of our unfor-
tunate countrymen, the fact is said to exist
t,at a citizen Of KY, mere youth of II
is one of the wretched captives; and. where
as, protection is due to oil and every, the
humbest citizen of the Republic, whether
at home or or abroad-therefore,
Resolred by the GeneroL assembly Of
The Commonwealth OF Kentucky, That the
Government Of the United States owes it
to itself, rs wcll as to those unfortunate Cit
izens, to use che most prompt, vigorous and
efficient means to restore to liberty and
their country those men, and to vindicate
to- Mexico and the world, tho proud decla-
ration that American citizenship is shield
against wrong and oppression throughout
the globe.
Be IL further Reso1red, That Kentucky
will sustain, in any manner which shall be
deemed necessary, with her full strength,
the most energetic action of the General
Government, to right the wrong both indi-
vidual and national.
Resolred further, That, in the opinion
r Of this Legislature, if is the duty of the
6 overnment of the United States to demand
> and require of the Government Of Mexico,
in the progress of the war with Texas, to
u observe the usages of civilized nations ia
y the treatment Of prisoners.
Be it further Resolusd, That the Gov
i ernor be requested to send copy Of the
. foregoing preamble and resolutions to the
!. President Of the United States, and to each
e of our Senators and Representatives il
j. Congress.
! Approved January 6, 1912.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15
ortune 9enti1tel.
50 81 |Sf BarTERsoN. q sisss PU5LisHEEs.
re m M a..
~ p N-tak.7 - - = = :
Pc Es'TR, Y. /.
Speak kindly Of the Dead.

Il q wa. s. BY E c. HrNE.
Speak kindly Of each faded one, " g.
That's join'd the dreamless Dead;
By them is heard your lightest tone,
Your inmost SOULS read:
Their spirits fill the viewless air,
Unseen, but ever near;
In, midnight dark, in mondays glare,
Each unkind word they hear.
Speak kindly-t were an awful thing
That one ON earth. belied,
Who bravsly soar'd with wounded wing
- AboFe affliction's tide
His worth and goodness all unknown,
A son of Griefand Care,
When sleeping in the church-yard lone,
Should hear us wrong him there!
8 Speak softly, gently of the dead!
The Land to which they're gone,
Perehance ourselves we soon shall tread,
. Like them with features wan.
Then 'twere q painful thing to hear
As we, unseen of men,
Roam mid the scenes in life so dear
Our memories wrong d by them!
The Summer air that floats along,
Is scented with the breath
OF spirits; and Like plaintive song
-. OF swan at hour of death.
hear their voices when alone
At twilight hour roam,
bike music round celestial throne,
Where seraphs have their home II
Inever can reveal the song
They sing-the tales they ey>tell-
For airy being round me throng,
And bind me with spell; --.
But Of tho pale, all-seeing Dead,
Speak gently, softly, kind, .E;.--
And joy shall hover round your head,
=. And heal your wounded mind.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

GF The Buffalo Courier says that the
friends of Corwin had better defer urging
his claims to the Presidency, until the an
nexation of Mexico to our Union shall take
place-as. fthe Mexicans have any grati>
tude in their composition, they will 50 for
him en- mGSSc.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

A Coon IpEA.-"Halloo, Steward" ex-
claimed fellow in the steamboat - al
ter he had retired to bed, "halloo Steward?
what. massa?" ..
s'Bring me tho way-bill.
"What for, massa!" -.
81 want to see if these bed, bugs put down
their names for this berth before l do; II
not, [ want 'em rurned OUT"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

KESrucKY.-The Flag says that mine
ty out of one hundred Representatives are
said to be in favor of q convention, and ten
onposed to it. The vote for convention
has been tremendous, at least three to one
of the vote polled.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

~ The New York Tribune, n leading
whig paper, makes the following amusing
and true admission Of that party. 1t says:
The whig party haue no uniformity OF
.,,...I;o..:i,, cF ~--:--:c-so
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

my good woman,' said the evangelist,
as he offered her a tract, 'have you got the
gospel here?
No, sir, we ha'nt,' replied the old crone,
but they have got it awluliy down to New
OrleansP
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

nF sThe Queen was drunk with all the
honors!' repeated Mrs Partington to her
self, while reading an account Of the De-
Kay dinner at Cork. 'Well, if thnt amt
the beater! Pm afraid her ministers don't
preach very good morals to her, and what
an example to set her children, even al
lowing she is queen!' =.
you call this q carryvan don't you?
said our Mrs. Partington at the menagerle
Maybe it is; but l should like to know
where the silks and other scostire things
are that we read of which the carryvans
carry over the deserts Of Sarah III the
eastern country?'
The elephant has them in his trunk
marfi, replied the keeper.
Then that's the reason, 'spose, why
he always carries it before him, so he car
have en- eye on it. But what is this ami
NAL with the large wart o,i his nose?' 80
That is the gnu, marm.'
sMercy on me!' exclaimed Mrs. P. 'thi:
must be one of the foreign news that the
steamer brought over; they fed 'em | dare
say, on potatoes and vegetables, and tha
is why bread stufs and flour are so orfu
dear most always after they arrive!' and
the old lady left soon after, full Of new
light and admiration Of the old monkeys
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

RoMANc1Ne AND FANDANGoEs IN MExI-
co.-Colonel Charles H. Brough, in one of
his interesting letters to the Cincinnati
Enquirer, relates the following:
'.Every body has heard Of fandango;
can now say that have seen one, of the
better sort There is here nam originally
from Middletown, Butler Co., Ohio, who
was nursed in sickness by an Alcalde's
daughter at Monterey, and who gratefully
and romantically ran away with and marri-
ed her afterwards He it was who gave
the ball, Sat the request of the officers;'
and his fair Sonora was the most graceful,
charming and continuous dancer. ltwas a
strange intormixture of colors and tongues
some white, some copper colored, ant
some half and half. The dancing was up
on brick pavement in kind of COURT
cotillons, reels, and a waltz or gallopade
which seemed to be the particular deligh
Of the Mexicans, and which some of then
|! danced full hour without cessation"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15
4RAVENNA OHIO WEDAl6DAY SEPT. 15 1S47.

Laurens, after exhorti bis sister to play
with spirit and without ear Of consequent
ces, he seized the hand of the milliner and
viii, her led OFF The daiIee. e
The unwontesH noise it last fell upon the
ear of Parsen Andefso and completely
,oyerthrew. all his Iute empts at equanim-
ity Of spirit Starting iddenly from his
sensv chair. he desrended the stairs with
fhasty sund udnnnlirliste alstep, and passing
uncerelnoniouslY tl group of wonder
struck spectatass snssnted bis solemn
.ya1ss dsfsoefs:: an
impetuous gesture, he commanded his
daughter to cease playing, and in an in
stant all stood silent and awe-struck before
him. Laurens-the brave but unchris!ian
Laurens-a -alone confronted the pious rage
of the Parson.
sOnly little harmless sport, sir!' said
he, as carelessly as if no angry eye rested
upon him. The Bible, you know, gives
us time for dancing as well as praying;
come, sir, be so good as to join US; it will
cheer you. Go on, Mary-go on, he ad-
ded, with meaning glance OF his black
eve, 'and if father chooses to join US, we
will make room for him; dare say he can
find partner among these elderly ladies';
go on, Mary; and in the twinkllng OF an
eye the Parsonage again shook beneath
the tread Of merry feet.
Parson Anderson twice essay ed to speak,
but his voice was drowned in the wild bursts
of merriment, and turning away, he said
in q melancholy tone of voice, to those be-
side him, 'That boy will surely bring my
grey hairs with sorrow to the gravel
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-09-15

FO One of the Nantucket whalers, not
long since went to sea with crew mostly
green as is too often the case, and was
not long in getting into q most horrible
gale of wind! The skipper bawled 'all
hands on deck,' as loud and long as his old
salty throat would give him cable. Up
run the half petrifed green 'uns,' but there
they stood in mass hanging on to each
other.
GO aloft, blast and rot ye! go alott and
take in them topsails, ye darned internal
critters you,' shouted the angry captain.
Heavens and yearth, captain, can you
'spect US fellers to go up there, when 1t IS
blowing this way?' responded one OF the
green 'uns.
60 aloft, you blasted fools, YOU rotted
critters you, go aloft, | say, or LII give
every one of ye the darndest walloplng you
ever had in your born days again shouted
the skipper.
Can't dew it, by thunder, captain, we
can't dew it, but if yell let the hull grlst
of darn'd topsails blow off ,oell Jsne IN and
pay for 'em'
ADVICE OF COUNSEL is well
known custom prevailing in some OF oul
criminal courts, Of assigning counsel te
such prisoners as have not one to delene
them. On one occasion the Court finding
a man accused of theft, and without coun
sci, said to a lawyer who was present.,
"Mr. -, please to withdraw with tn
prisoner, confer with him, and then CIV
him such counsel as may be best for hi
| interest"
The lawyer and his client then withdrew
and in fifteen or twenty minutes the lawye
returned into Court.
"Where is the prisoner?" asked tn
. Court.
, "He is gone, your honor" said the hope
full legal limb. "4our honor told me
!, give him the best advice for his interes
: and, as he said he he was guilty, | though
? the best counsel I could offer him was
d scut and run.' which he took at once'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04
g dterp pon Mert 70.

Durh bic 9lnfunft beS Steamers ,,Warp
Ginaslano" III &c, psSrleanS, 1tub Tohridz
ten bon Srascs big sum l5tcn ciefes einee>
trcnen. @s mar baielblt pas @jeriitt I'M llm>
lauf oaB General Urea i'm Beariffe fei oas
Stdotden HeYnria NIT 5000 Mann ansaz
grcifen, uno tpurten re5halb Sorbereitm9eu
fir Die gertheioi9uus eeS plotss eemod,t.
Man faste, tas 9lttbeilunsen pcn ietuen
Gruppen, ben SUE en'lanA eeleten tpcrs
ben, bic Depots fir Wi3eu uno Grains Spiz
iden @amareo uno WontereD ansuereifen.
Cine Sauee oerweaener Merifoner uno
anoere, tparen uapeit Sra,cs eutbedt, unr
sefan9en eencmmeu, uno Der pcn benlelbcn
bemchnte Nandc sdnslh nieoeraebrannt,
Gin Brief BON Qisut Sarfer, talrtWcris
70 ben 20. sunni, faet baB 9lnitalten fir Die
Sreila6un9 oonWajor 9dincs 9emadt mer>
ben, ober nid)t fir bic ibyi9en @efan9enen.
Man slanbte niht, oaB or felbif, Snartirr>
meilter Smitt, rrer Der Seefabet Hces
gers in Sreiteit 9eleBt wurben, osB Sonta
2lnna beatGhti9e biefelben nndy9lcapulcc an
Der tpeitlhen Ghlte su fenben. 9ieut. Sors
fer pnroe, als bic geccrce zines Ba9enss
2rains befebliste, sefansen s'nommen.
Nreih. Treuno.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04
qooit Der Snsioa,Oabids >

Qoait Der SubjcQs0ab d. .
ten unb 9faben.- Menn man ben
Seiern uno 0aaben, bic Td naf bent hcten
Sdutsca beiBer fhreien, eintpenoet; Gin
i e Ser Burger bat 9iedt auf Sdus ieiner
slrteit - Der Sderbauer wie Der Sabrlfant
BON Qoccmctipen, Der @erber spie Der Sarn'>
poaenweber, uno Shr leib caber wiloe Shle>
re uuo Moncpclscier, tpenn Sbr in Der fes
public fur Cure 9lrbeit einen be cno er II
Sd,us Dor Der 9lrbeit slncerer in Slnipruh
uebmt, 70 werpen fe bleid Dor 3orn Nno
iammeln Elm paar Wcrte BON Stcth uno
MsnIdenIiebe. S1 Gnslanb uno Srlanc
rurcen aber swciuuoSwausisM MillicnenWsne
Ihen oussehuu9ert, mcem man ben s!rmen
eiuc BrccReusr aufle9te I'm ben eanbeiscne
thimcrn ZEN QEertb ibrc @runr(tiids su fhns
een. Iiele Qarbe9cnthumer tatten ater lt1
re Vdd,ter, no Dieleu mar es Semlid 9leld>
ouftig, cb bic G;etreireeinfubrSDQe fcrtbeiton@
ben rber nid,t benn im GerhdltnlB 81 Den
bpben 3Sasn ities Ger padtSiue; ibnen lslblt
blteb bel allemShuse beh MIR meni9 in Der
j,anb, nnb spas ben SeIcta9Dhner betrjfft,
10 ftel Der ecbn trrs rcs hcben SdusSclles,
Der cen Qoncetsentbiiner, bod Bis auf crei
SdiIlinoe Die Bcdle- eth Setra9, Der, mie
Elm 9lihter in Qcnbon rid1ti9 bemerfte, cine
tpirfIide 9Iufcreerun9 gum Steblen 9enannt
,u peroen oetbicnt. Gang 70 9eht es bier
nit ben Sabritberrn uno ibren lluter3e 3ebenen;
riele mr9en iId burh bobe Sdus,Olle noh
70 iebr terehern, ibre 9lrbeiter peroienen
bcd nid)t mehr als eben tinreid,t, ihr Qeben
III frilten, uub bao mllEte bel Der itcl9enoen
Son @nrrenS audi ielblt ihre griltens 9cfdtrz
oct lein, weun fle nid1t oureb cenlDtrat; fhe
9runrllse in Ma0e auf ble Yplihf wirften,
uuo 9cwibermoeen 5u @elesaetern ibrerSner>
rem pilrcen. Ger gauge phllclcphilhelluter>
Ihieo iwilheu benz anlerifauilden uno eus
rcpdlhen 9lrbeitcrn beitebt oariu, oaB Ger
anierfanid)e hbeiter cine ct III m
bat cn6 er nod etDas lit, trenn er nihts
metr bat. Dos giaentbum Der &aufeute u.
Sab.ifanten miro lId aber 70 lan9e 9efdbreet
baltert bis ibncn 9clnst, bic all3emeiueMabl>
freite!t su nuterorildeu uno cinen Wablcens
la6 etnSufilbrer. Cabin gebt cas- Streben
Der Wbi9s, oenn fe wollen bas 8ermDsen,
ridt btn Wenfhen osrtreten leben; uniere
slrbeiter ober fInb su fluq, ibre grlfseburt
fir Elm geridt elnleu ;u oertaufen.
Scat. Nem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

@ute Grtnf fpril d, e. 9lm 4tsn
Suli wuroen irgencmo in, Odnfeelanbe fcls
scnce Grinfpriide aus9ebraht:
,uncte Sdm.- Sin ahtbares @lieo
Der gug>5aml;e. Gr emanSipirte lid, i'm
Sabre ITS bon Der odterlihen 9luttoritdt
uno ftns auf ei9ne 0tehnun9 9eiddfte at.
gr it mum wcblbabeno, tleicet 1It, feIbt uno
fittert aberoies nod bic S,dlfte leiner arn,en
Gerwanbten.''
lambs @ait[td felt
Sm Sabre 1776 madhte es aus cem Scitcner
pafea einen Sbcefenel; i'm Sabre lS47 Ianos
te es ein &rteaSithif Sur Spejfuns Der ars
me1t ilber oas QSeltmeer."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Court Geitsrn be9ann Die Court Q
Common pleaS prn bieiem GcuntD itre Si3
sun9en. llnfere orrebrte 2efer, tpeld1e fd
nod im 9ildlfanb tpideit ,peroen pobl tbnn
bieie ;u benusen, 1m ibre Sduloi9feit abjl,z
tra9en. 9aut uuierer Secin9un9en baben
biejeni9en, ,peld1e erlt nah Serlaui be6 Sabs
res besatlem $3.50 at entrthten. Q8er cas
her nun ferner so Gents su maren tpilnfht
barf es ntht lan9e mehr onteheM laiien, itts
benz er nat ben Serin9uu9en jett ncd nit
90 feinen Satr9an9 be;ablcn fam.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Teger @m maneipation IN
SO e f -Subic n.-9lle 9ieifenren itim-
men BARN iberein, rae felt Nbldofuns Der
Sclaperei III ben en9lilhcn Gclcnlen III Wef
cnoien bic Mcralitdt Der beioen Weniden-
raeen, Der tpeiBen lcncbl ais Der IdDar5en.
weu bsf1er gcworcen 1T, ols tle supcr mar.
@beufo foQ Tdb auh hiber Woblifano Der Colo.
ateen wefentlih Seboben tatvn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04
Wehr Gruppe Oh Reri-

Wehr Gruppen mad Meri'
o.--Sberif ScnBbes 8atallicn aus Srei-
wlll9en orn Worplanb uno rem Diitrifte
Columbia teltebeuc, hat tenSefebl erbalten,
(Idb unpcrsiislih sur Gin1hifune mad, 8era
SrnS bereit su talten. 3mei SreitpilliSc Cont
ra9nien, Die cine bon gBilminstcn Gel, Die
anrere prn @arlisle, pa., }cllen nit oielem
Satallicn nad bemGriesfhauplase absehen.
Wahrideinlidb perten anh bon oen oncern
Staaten nceb mctr Gruppen auf0ebcten per-
cer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

AU&uAOk S&DWA1S"
Die N5ceralifen periprehen tem Sc9t'
piele beliame @eieeen, penn ite iii Sepal
fdmen, saber laSt uus feten mas Ie 9etbar
baben, penn fle tpirfli6 tieGesierun9 in ID
rem pdnben tatten; unb mir taben fetnellr
fade sn slauben oaB fe lhre9runoiase Der
dnbert baben.
sls Die SOceraliiten Mad)t batter paBlr
ten fle bic hietertrddti0en 6remben unosluf
rutr @eIeBe.
slls bic 8Doeraliften Madbt baettn fibr
ten fe bic ShredsnszGeseruns cin.
slfs bic S6oeraliiten @aht batten tpare1
Te fets bic Srsuube ces Srittifhea Snterei
Ies.
9lfs Die N6oeraliifen in cen Jteu sGuoIanl
staateu ndbreno bem Sahr 1912 Wad,t bat
ten, erfldrte es 1IdN oae lIe oicyath9eber De-
Der grittifhen Sr~aeu waren-ibre eigen'
Ne9ierun9 perldlmpften uno brobtcn Die Il
nirn 81 trennen.
DieHooera[ilfen in cen0teuzgn9lanoS
ten paeirten wdhreno bem leeten Griege mi
gnqlanc, BefhliilIe in ibren 9eleb3stun9en
|erfldreno> oaB es nnfhidlih fir Elm mcrali
ittes uub reli9iOies 8cIf mare iiber Die Sies
&c unierer 9lrmeen feline Treuoe ofrntlid err
fennen su 9eben.
9lls Die T6eeraliffen bic Wehrbeit imGDr>
9re6 batten, paliIrten fIe oas ccnifituttone>
wiori9e 8anferptt>@eles, mpburd, Sd,urfeu
BON ibrer ShutbenIait befreiet uno etrlihe
eeute betrcsen rno ruirtrt purben. Sen.
Sroin, Der Sboeralifen Garoirat fiir 9cu>
oerneur in bielem Staat, ltimmte ielbit Don
9Iufaua BIG su Cube fir oiclee @elee, uno
faum mar es pafIrt, 70 fano man idon eil,iz
]e ieiner naten Sermanoen 9uten @cbraud
oon bemielben MAIDEN.
Sebcsmal tpenn bic 6SoeraIiiten Wad,t
'atten, tparen Ge 3u @unten BON sllleinhanz
,el uno teoorju9te @lafsn-oen 9feihen iu
'ereihern, uno Den slrmen in cine ab9eIcnz
'erte @laGe herabSu,pilrcieen.
$50 bic 6cberaIifen jest Mad)t baben, ba
lno fIe Die Seinoe unierer Ne9ierung uno bic
Sreunee unierer Seinre Man perfe nur ei>
len Bid auf Die Teue@n9lanb staaten, mo
'ie SDoeraIiifcn ffcntliob in @erfammluncen
luo iii ibren 3eitun9en zen Meritaucrn lit
'em &riese 9esen uns beiiteben, uno menn
le jebt bieWaht im@cn9re6 bdtten, 70 t6nns
E man niht6 ancers erwarten, ais oaB fe
Inn Shimpf unc Shante unierer Gat:pn,
lnlere 3ruppsn ;uriiefrufen> ale &pftcn ces
Rriess une ielbit sureait lesen, unb ben Nlee
ifanern alles 9eben Uilrtsn mas lle prn uns
crcerten- fc9ar Gerae, tpenn es sefheben
Dnnte.
9lber oas 8clf peis mas cine S6beraliiten
sstpdtluns fnr8c!sen briustuno peis oaber
ccbl mas es Su tbun bat.
(penn. Staatsz3etuns.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Ole bdnsenoe Srii d ilber ben
SbicfluB BEL Wheelins, bic in einem 8csen
1000 SuB lang tpercen fcu, Wiro unter Der
eeituns ces Scerrn. ebatles gGet sebaut
tperoen. gs cilrfte oies eines Der 9rcear>
tighten Werfe oiefer 9lrt in bergEelt perben,
ca bic Treibur8er (Sdweis) grilde bon 800
SUE ednse, bisher bic ednsfte bdu9enoe
Bride tpar. =
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Tteber ebran t. Die eben nells
errthtete Dampf- Sd9miibIe bes jorn. Sctn
cilcebeutel, in Sreebura gDaid,in9tcn Sip,
in oieism County, bronute III. Der 9tadt pom
%. auf cen %. y. so. big auf cen 8runo
nieber. Die llriade be6 SeuerS b!ieb bis
iest Elm @ebeimniB.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Guebed, een II. Suli.-8on gr6ff-
nnn9 Ger Sdiffabrt big gum 26. SUM- fno
in unierm oofcn 21, ,33S 9u6waucerer anaes
fpmmen, olio jeoe Wrd,e uneef1hr 5,OOO.--
Dide Ginwanrerung 1T beifpiellcs, mb Sn.
mad It inebefrnccre tcnWirfrnren tes neuen
amsrlfanlfden pa0a9ier9cietes ;u,ulhreL
ben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Ges eolen &osciusfo's Wadla6, Der fth
III cen Sdnocn tes Sberiten 8umfcrb BE-
fnoe:, beIduft Fh ouf $4,000. Major
Goldman unb HepertD Scbnion ha6en int
Iamen Der beioen @roBncfen &oseiusfo'S /,
Giffcs unb 3clfcmefis, cine 5tlage Dor oem
Waiienaeridt ces Giitriftes Columbia &C.
gen ben bisheriecn 9omniitratcr ces Ser
mc9ens at 9uniten rbiaer teiten grIesli-
den Grben onhdn9ia aemod,t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Der @cMnerneucr bon Cuba bat ein neues
@eiss erlafIen, tpcrnad jeter Spanier, Der
nah ben Ser. Staaten ober Merifo ,u rel
fen splnfft, senau an9eben muB, tpelhe@je'
ld,dfte ct caielbit bat, fopie aud, 8lr9ihaft
leiifen muB, ca6 er in feinem Salle an bcm
&rie9e 3uiihen Werifo uno ben Ser. ct.
2heil nehmen min. yeur sper biefen Be
cinsun9en nphaefommen uno bas 35. Sc
bensjahr snril&selest bat, fann einen pab
nab einem bieIer Q6nber ertalten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04
@ bio Gtnnts-B o t E.
Gruuusaet;e uuu ntcbt af.aeuner.
Gantcn, Wfittipptb een A. sIuauSt, ES47

Canton, Wfittippb ocn A. sIrenit, LS4z
6 ele9roph.- Die Gele9rapb 2inle
smiihen pitt6tur9 uno WahIllcn 1T bereite
ucllenbet. gori9e Bode wurcen Die Soften
burd unfere Stabt aufsepRan5t uno Dor eis
,i9en Gaeen Der Cratb auf9eSc9en. 9Sahrs
fdeinlid, miro cerielbe mad, gerlauf tpeni9er
Taaen III Operation 9efett werben.- Scn
WaIIlllcn ipirb Die einte, fpie mir bSren, nad
@lepelanc fcrt9eIest. Die 9lrbciten haben
beretts ibren 9lnfan9 9enpmmen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04
Werfnilrcige WeiGaauna.

Sn ben 8ermtIften Werfen bon Gbcmas
Srcrpn, seorudt in eenocn, i'm Sabr 164s.
ltebt fcl9ence mertwitroise psppbescibuna
Deld,e ocr spei bunbert Sabrcn 9emad,t
rpurce
lSenn Teu gn9lano 8eIhperben in Jlsll
Spanien MAIDEN miro.
lSenn Samaifa Die Snieln bon GerraSirs
MA Heaieren wirb.
gEenn Spanien ein 9lfDlum in 9lmerifa
fuhen pirb.
Renn Merifo Elm anberes Macrio miro.
Benn bic Sd,iffe BON Niahcmet ben BAL
tiihen Gee beocdsn werben.
QSenn bic 2urfen bic Sodfen tes galtis
fben Sees beGssn rperben.
Benn Nfrifa feiue ihwarsen niht mebr
lenben triro 9Jmerifa su bepDlfern.
Wenn Geu Sataoia, sllt gataoia (Sccl.
lano) in 8erahtuns balten tpiro.
Benn neue Gartarenitdmme China iiber:
laufen tperoen.
Wenn slnerifa feline Sbdbe niht mebr al
ausldnoer oerfhweuoen nirc, icnceru cieiel
be fur ibren eiaeneu @cbraud, aumenbet.
= @enn bic Teue Welt, &ries in bic 9llt
fbbren miro.
Denn ite NIT ibrem Sribern Wei1ter al
einem 9leid9ebencen banoeln miro.
n 9llsbaun tperbe n,dd'tiee Tin9e fttattftr
> Den, tpeld,e nur penise Menfhen gum 90,
b aus Ieben oerben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Cine jun9e @iftmifd) erin.
--Sn Der camille bes Scerrn. 6. s. Mans.
felo, Cub 2te Straee philabelphia, Iebt.
ieit pielen Sabren Elm abcptirtes Mdbd,eu,
cas Dor menisen Tasen enen gerfud, mad.
te, bic gauge Samilie ibres gBcbltbdterz
curd Nrfenie, cen Ge in IGiId, abaefrttei
botte> slt oer9iften. Die juuse, nur l5jdbr
'se Ws'i1ethdter iii ,rurte insge0ernnssbam
lefhldt.-Stattplf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Wabre Sreifinni9fett.-C Ger
beiliAe Batter WiuS 9. bat cine ScmmiifIcn
teoufra9t, fhlsunis Gcrfdd9e su einersb-
itelluns Der nod INNER i'm 8irdenitaate ee-
gen bic SerocIitcn rerltten llnbilben ibm
o.rsuleaen. Iiefe @cmmifIcn te9cht aus
bcdsefellten @eitlihcn uno freiInni9cn 81
oeltaen. Gie G0mer fInb cntiuett barnber,
ca8 ibr papit nid,t MIR fir Die @liubisen,
lrnoern audi fitr ihre 0ldubi9er fcrgt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-08-04

Jit ben perlhiebcnen 9lrmenhdufern I'M
Seolpltdlern bon Tetp Ucrt rparen II, pcrig
Wcde 4,346 8ranfe unb 9lrue in ibrc
Webr,dbl Srldnber.