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MARRIED.

On the evening OF The 10Th inst. at East
Middlebry. by 2. Bass Esq, MIR. F. w SEES
siuus 10 Miss Della Ahn Huntington
In this town on The 22d al Nir Edwin
&. Smith, 10 Miss Emeline Pike both OF hi,
place.
In Monkion on the 9Th uli. Mr.. Charles
Flowers Of this place, 10 Miss Fidrlia Chase
ol'ilie former place
Also in this town. or the l!;h inst by the
Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Ornlaa Flower. 10
Miss Harriet Wilson both III This place.
In DANNY, VI. on The 1Oih irsr ny VIM. OiIs.
Esq. Mr.. Solomon Allen. Proprietor Of the
Elgin Spring House. 10 Miss Louisa L,
Herrick, Of the former PLACE
In Panton, on The l4h inst by Rev C.
E. Miles, Mr.. VIM. Vale. of Darby, 10 Miss
A. c. Allen, Of The former place.
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DIED,

In Panton. on the 18th ult, Louisa E. TAYLOR,
daughter Of Samuel and Druslla Taylor, aged 3
years, months and 5 days.
Also, at the same place, on the 10th ult, Isadore
NJ, daughter OF the same, aged 6'years lOrJnths
and ~ Gays.
AT Middlebury, or the ooh orSeptemtcr, Mrs
PHILINDA X. ALLEN, aged fifiy-thIce years, wife
ofDoct. J. A. Allen
In the death ofihiI intelligent woman her hus-
band, herfamily, her friends and The Church have
experienced severe bereavement
For more than thirty years Mrs Allen had
been All active, consistent and devoted member of
the Baptist Church. At an early period of life
her attention was arrested by tie SOBER ard sub
limelruthS of christianity. She Immediately for
sock the pursuit Of The pleasures Of this world /!
her gay companions no longer found her in this
giddy circle. Ever afterwards, in her daily walk,
she manifested the character of an enlightened
follower ofJesus, and strictly adhered 10 The de-
termination then made, that, so far as she Could.
she would live in accordance with her profession
In the Missionary cause and the other benevolent
operations Of the day she took lively interest,
and exerted herself successfully in their behalf
Although her illness was protracted through a
series OF years, during which she frequently labor
ed under intense suffering, and all the time with
out any prospect OF recovering, We; such was the
sustaining power other hope OF future happiness
that she usually appeared cheerful an happy;
and enjoyed with much satisfaction the reresied
visits of her friends. She was strongly attached
TO her family and friends, and delighted in the
juymeuts Of domestic life, We. She ui;en IeTeated
during her sickness sit wonli be my wish 10 re-
cover. but would not change my condition it /
could. wish wholly TO submi. TO the will Of
Proridence"'. Con-.
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TIE NEWS.

go army rcrs. af'er aii s little more
ilia:i :, computations ofdoub'iul rumors. Lit
tlr r,c':ii RAT. hc ..iven as 10 the loss Of our
gallant Grarr,le and o: The grea, numbers
90 ,tueys. Letters which have rca' he'd
Nash 'iuu directly from VSra Cruz ARE
siir.,, ul,n lhc subject The statement thai
Pu,hla has hecn re-lakcp. is quite prob
lrnialicaI. Tine next adrices are waited for
wish ilnraiiencr.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office Of Nllidlebprv
VI. sept, 30th, l847,
Joel J. Boyiagton Thomas Kenuey
Gideon Erran J. 7. kenaeey ( Co.
VI. Brunrf G.. l.. Lar. All
Rev. Ira Bentley Ronald Mcmillan
e. Bo"Gish Frcdeiick Muiecuhe
Francis Byron. Jr Miss Abigail Murso
Benz. BGiler Jane Mc.Qti,e,
Flavel NJ. Beach 4. A. Niri.Is
James Burns. Asanel ". Nash
li"race VI. Birge DR.. D. pii,rhar3
James Bulscr Rev ID. &. Parker
Miss Martha Bixhy Miss Pleri& Co.
Mrs. Amanda Buell. Ira Pond
Charlotte Eoweriu Moses S. Pcuir-iI
Barney Conlin Miss a.nrrcu Fr,tt
Andrew =. Carpenter William C4s.a
Thnm3s CrralIau Paul =. I'D
Ms. MARY Gull RerSc> G. /. ,tri,.
Miss Eliza Game Ly.i,a -. R.rh,r,.-cn
John A. DnLir Nuns McdrS.r Ft,Le
R"v. Juh.R. Daily Mr.. Sr.w
Donnie DPekcrly Pat. Sullivan
Ii. l.. Eaos David Il. Svrr-v
1.dw A. Fales !'rrdiick SIrrhcu;
ChaS Fmury James Thar.l
james y. Foster Nathan Taller
John y. G"tInus Bciscy Thomas
Dra. VIM. Goodrich Victor Wright
A fen Y. Gray Thamas West
Martin Ganghan Thomas Wilson
Henry Hubbard Joseph Woods
harleS Hart VIM. White
J.. Hester Archibald Wood
John Hare Miss NJ. Wilcox
Maiia s. Hawley Mary Wrr;hsuer.
Persons railing for any of the above n.en.
Ii"ncd letters, whisplcase designate .hem as
udrcrfised.
Two cents, in addition to The Postage are
charged on all advertised letters
EDWARD WING BARBER,
70. 3w. Postmaster.
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GRIND STONES.

P.W. COLLINS & CO have Just received
from the Eagle Quarry, Ohio, beauIilul aSSorl'
lnent of sizes frum this truly celebrated stone.
Every stone is warranted 10 give perfect salts
faction,
~ Having used the above mentioned Grind
Stone we are bold lOafirm that they are tar supe-
rior To any sione ever introduced into Mennonite
ou- knowledge.
VIM Hamilton, Esq, S. S. Halliday, Henry
Deong Dea. ASahel Bingham, Edwin Walker,
Geo. Farnham.
Sept. 90, 1877.
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Five prisoners,confned in our county
prison IN this village, broke Jail on the morn
ing Of Friday last, and escaped. Their
names are Francis and Charles Smith, char
ged with Burglary, CeIesiin Beausoleil
Larceny Alexander Minick. Bigamy; and
Alexander Tairo. A rewards offered fol
their apprehension. Burlington Free
Pressl
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operation an enterprise, which. while it
proves highly practicable, promises so much
in eIevsiing the character ofteachers. and en-
abling the state to go on efficiently, IN the ex-
ecurion of the new law applicable to Com
mon Schools.
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Tf;ELEGlSLATURE.

O. ,li~ Sia,r convene at the Capitol. on
Thursday ncxI. OcI. II. The S,s-inI. will
D.. one Of considerable interest We shall
furnish DER readers with an early and full
report ofal matters of interest.
p. 6. Every Wig member should he
or hand with credentials. aud n he TreIIng
uorifei 10 be holden Ihe previous evening.
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A gentleman was one day arranging music for
young lady to whom he was paying his address
ses. &" Pray, Miss D." said he, what time do
you prefer 2" 90" replied the lady, earnestly,
any time will do; but the quicker the better"
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BOSTON MARKET-Sept 90
BEEF-Exlra mess. 10 so Il 90 90; Mess
u so il 1900, No. l. 9 80 Il 1000, prime.
ciry, s 50 900, navy 1000 1858
PORK-Extra clear 10 90 90 90; clear
IS 90 AID So mess 1900 Is so; prime 10 90
a 90 90.
LARD-Boston 10 10 IL Q. south g.
wet, 10 LEA II g
BUTTER-Store 13 Is, shipping IA Il
II. family y Il %.
CHEFSE-new mich IA 8, four meal
) 6; shipping a s.
FLOUR-Howard street 600 Il 90 90;
Ohio. IL a 6 IS; Weser Canal. 25 Il
900.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 ~, fla; ~ Il
"a white 90 "a 20,
OATS-.Soulherp. 90 90; northern, So
90.
WOOL-There continues TO he a go1d
demand for domestic fleece with considerable
sales al quoted prices.
Saxony fleeces. as so
American full blood. 20 Is
do half do 50 SO
Common IA breed % :. 80
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HThe Town Meetings in Connecticut
as far as heard from look we'll for the Wings.
READ THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE
EVER RECORDED.
BALpoBoRo,' Me,

BALDoBoRo,' Me, July 30, 1915.
Dear Sii:--Having experienced great benefit
from your invaluable medicine, feel it my du-
iy and privilege 10 let the world know vhaIit
has done for me- Possessed Of strong co1>li-
tuition naturally, l had enjoyed perfect health
previous 10 the spring of 1913, When was trou6
fedwiih lifiiculiy in my left side, attended with
considerable pain, Sometime in July was vi
olently attacked with cough, which continued
until fall ;then was confined to the house for
eight months, during which lime nv cough was
very severe. frequently had spells OF Coughing
which lasted Two hours; daily raised large guam
titles Of disagreeable matIer accompanied with
blood. Sometimes ! raised quart Oh blood al
time consulted thee physicians, all of whom
did their best to restore me; gave me up; said
they could do no more for me; must die; twas
impo ssbe for me to live hui short time. One
IF them said that my lungs were gone. A this
critical moment, when eminent physicians had
exhausted their skill, friends deSpaired of my
life, my own hope Of recovery at an end. re-
stored to,
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct, 4
Reported for the Boston Irarelr.

AT Market. 1000 Beef Cattle. 1000 stores.
80 Jokes Working Oxen, 81 Cows and
Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs, and alb nut
2200 swine.
BEEF CATrLE-Extra. 81, 25; FirsI quail
~, 700 second and third quality, from 4, so
10 5,25.
STORE CATTLs-Sales Of warnings, 9 IA
$1,000, 2 year Odds vi from Sl4 l9.
SHEEP-Sales OF lambs Sl.75. 10 800.
Old Sheep al ST 3.25-
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EETHITING & KEHOEh.vc SOW on hard and
w offers FIR sale at thu extensive Ware
Rooms the hrges and most ,orlric.a .s-.Iirs II Il
READY MADE CLOTHING ever ErcusL. in ;is
ctIin;ry.
Our business beiSg confined exclusively 10 the
Wholesale rrade Toe greatest car. - t.krn n The
selection III such goods and III. manufacturing of
such styles ns viii best suit the country mm let
and aS We import our goods, We have no he sta
rinn ni'snyIns WE CANNOTBE UNDERSOID.
The utmost cane Is taken in ih. manuf,rttnjns
AMI purchasers may lie assured that our srcck viii
cuml are iavorabk with the hes, Cusnu. Made
Clotbing..
W Dealers in the City and from the Country.
xho buying, will do well to vok at our c.oe Is
fore making their purchases.
J; J. WHITING, Nos 6 Ia Ann =,
NJ. kEHOE, yrs. BOSTON
c. W. GALLCUPE,
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Mr.. FRANCIs Burrows Of Albany \. Y
would respectfully inform the citizens of Middle
bury and vicinity that he has secured pleasant and
commodous rooms, at Miss Adams Building q
few doors South Of rhc1bridgc, where he will re-
main for few days in parctce of Lis art. Mr.. b
will render his pictures entirely satisfactory and
in full confidence of pleasing all, he solicts the
patronage of the public.
Ladies are especially invited to call at his room
and examine specimens whether they desire to
sit for pictures or not.-Engravings Copied al
short notice
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BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS e. BUS
KlNS
BROAD CLOTHS from S2,OO to $500
Ter yard
READY MADE CLOTHING-Shnls. col
Lars. Vests pans. Dress and Over
cnars. Large assortment and every article
Warranted.
OVER 200 pieces Of Paper Hauciugs-Cot-
on aud Wupl CarpeiiuEs.
SUGARS from 2 CTS To cts per III. dry
81 uhile.
HOLASSES. a prime article f.l 2S cts per
z 'llon.
Ch"ice RI 8 TEAS from % 10 Sc c:s per III.
GIN POWDER. Young and Imperial Old
H,son from 60 To rs is per ID.
A Large supply "f Ground. Rock, Turks
Island g. Key Wesi Salt.
Also large stock fOiis and Paints prepared
tor use.
Together with Flour, Fish, Iron. Steel, Nails,
GLASS. &c.
N. B. There viii he Public Sale Of The
ihuvc Stuck uf Clouds. commencing Tuesday
at Q o'tlnck. Sept. 2lsi, IS47. aud continuing
Iay aud evening until The whuie is disposed
Of Terms, Produce Credit aud Cash.
P. w, COLLINS & co.
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DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY

When had taken one and I half bottles those
severe spells Of coughing were removed. con-
iinued taking the Balsam until spring. 1914.
when ceased 10 bleed at the lung>, my lie LII
and strength improved that lleit the house, but
was not able to work for a year. Now my health
is good am able TO do days work esery GaS
on nv farm JAMES COMERY.
Witness, THOMAS BENNER
For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
Consumption, 10 he had ofthe agents.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTSon the
wrapper.
W. P. Russell Agent.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We The subscribers, being appointed by Tie
Probate CUurl for the District of Addison, Com
nisstone.s to receive, examine and adjust all
.laims and demands o. all persons against the es-
tate Of
POLLY p. SKIFF
late Of Bri port in said District, deceased, sud
.Iso all claims and demands exhibited in offset
hereto; A nd six months from the 18Th day Vi
August l3l7 being allowed by sail Courl for III; {
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice lha
will tie. d 10 ihehuSinesS Of our laid apr ONT
nent, al The dwelling house Of Atel P. Skitf IL
id Bri,irnrt TN the third Monday of OcIube
ext and January next from nine o'clock fore
)on, until 4 nclncK p. NJ on each of sail dav>
f 1T% B. ' Be"iom;n Commissioner.
Dated at Bridport this 2lst day of September
l647. 90
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
AZ E, the subscribers, heIng appointed by til
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District q.
addison. Commissioners, 10 receive, exatnr'
md Just all claims and demands OF all perScr;
,yainS, the estate of
HARRY ABBEY,
tie of Mildleburr in said DiSlris'i, deceased, and
l>o all claims and demands exhibited in OfSe
hereto And six months fiom The 30ih day n.
;ep:em er. lS41 being allowed hy said Court fo
hll purpose, we do therefore herel Y sive notice
hat we will attend 10, the business OF ouf said a.
ointment al tie s.-'e H. A. She den in Middir
urv OF the a'A c-r al Nov-rnter and 9Th dsv OF
,lafeh next from hiIe clock A. NJ. until four
O'Clock P. M, on each of said days.
Ozias Seymour
Edwin Lawrence Commissioners.
Harmon A. Sheldon,
Dated at Middlebury, his 3Oh day Of Sep
iembeT. lS47. 81
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

THE Trustees of the Troy and Canada juno
ion Telegraph Company call upon the serersd
subscribers to ne capital Stock Of said comPa-
Nv to pay the following asseSSmentsOn their sew
.ral Subscriptions; TN The 9Th Of October, le47.
twenty dollars on a share TN the 9Th 81 Nov
I14I fifteen dollars on a shdrei and on the 9Th Of
December 1917, Ten dollars III Il share 'aid lis
,eing accorded TO article 81 at The articles oi ~
, citation Of said COMPANY. Payments N e
made at The Bar1k vi 81. Adams, at The Bahk ol
Burlington and The Farmers and MechInicS
,.nk ~ Burlington. al the b .nk u Vers: nneS,
| the Bank of MidGI.l ury, 1.-THE Bank Of Rui-
nj, al the Bank "f VI nche .ier and 10 q D
Iarrine or, Esq E;st Bennington, wlee Tie
necessary rec pI W. givea.
GEO. W. BENEDICT,
J. II. PECK. 7 Trustees.
II r. Rice.
Burlington Sep. Il. lS46. ~
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A rare assortment ofiIATS. Sh tIani, M
rria, Ouer, Seal, and Cloth Caps.
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BLACK. Drab. Il silk stripe Alpaccns
SCOTCH. American & Earsrone Ginghams
BLACK & figured Gro de R:ne Silks
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OVER los SHAWL from 81 OOto $40. 90
Comprising Rich Six Fig'd Merino. Cash
mere BlaukeI. Metz Brocha & Highland
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OVER 60 MUFFS & BOAS from Sl.5
~ s. 90.
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NEGOTIATIONS |
NOT CONCL D!!-I
RUMORs OF ANOTHER
B A T T L I :!
ggg LARGE @g e ABB
ESTABLISHMENT
IN LARRABEE'S POINT REFILLED
WITH
Fresh GOODS.
NRE il announced tn their patrons and The
aD public generally, thar
?. w. COLLINS g. CO.
are again prepared 10 serve :hem in their ca
paciry. They are now receiving carefully
selected assortment of
FALL GOODS
10 which the attention of purchasers is solicit
cited.
The FIRM addresses itself particularly
To the Farmers Of this and adjoining coun-
lies. Their system commends itself 10 their
>trclesI atreniion.
Their losses for the last six years have not a
mounted 10 IA per cent on their enormous sales
Owing 10 their peculiarcauIicn liz extending cred
its To unworthy applicants. The prevailing Sys-
TEN is lO make the good pay The debts Of the
worthless. Let every
Tub stand on lis ovn bottom;"
And every man pay his O,Cn debts
The principle of selling three times the ordina-
ry amount (and this we are doing) forone halflhe
usual profits not only gives tone and energy TO
business but has claims upon the purchaser that
appeals directly TO his own interest and al the
same time encourages The enterprise.
Away with The old, dull, dragging, n amer; so
opposed the spiriI Of he &c. As The Pet has il,
Letus be a MOTE in the TEMPEST
Rather than ROCK in the CALM
With the siririesr raGard 10 truth we affirm
that we will sell IL per Ct. cheaper Than
'lnse who arc compelled to clarge high
profits on account Of Limited Sales. In
short we pledge ourselves Ia the public Il,aI
| we will sell nur entire stock of gnudS as low
- ifry eau he purchased III refail in The
iiirs IF Boston New York.!
WE c,nnnl specify only say we have over
10000 Yds. Of Rich Cloak & Dress Gouds
conn rising
PIrir, figured & shaded Alnpines
pl,iiu g. Figured De-Lanes
Cal, PI,ids-Silk warn ClrIanns
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
Befanntmabun9en.
Nbiliup Gtiirbpff,

SIR cas tisLer sesesent 3utrautn rantene tttuss
tts feline sSeeanntcn ilno o1cthdttstreuncen pltr'
init, terpie einsm sseprtsn 9'rtitum nttrbanft, ras
er cas @hubmatber 0efbatt ~ alien ielnen sirs.@
gen uno lmtans aub fernsr in iein'r ne''en 1sete'
itatte, cine xbar filrlid rcn Gtsrs Orcterg' '"c'
wtitlibes marttrered tetreitt uno curel e,ufs Ter
4rtsit prcmrtte Sccienuns unc tise pr.te 't "'s'9
ferneres 3utrauen 5u rerciensn betft.
giterartide 9(nset9e.
Scr ltnteriti6nets NIL cem rcutthsn putisi!m
unc befcnrcrs $ter1tur Sretlnetn tit Nnjet9c ma
ebsn, Dag CT 70 etcn aud Gin s,teratites si'rs III
errdtct mnb (clttc 0crtinrnn9cn 9etrrcn BAT, mo-
cu,b tr i'm @tanrc 1T et,paise @nftra!e unc Ge'
,fellun3 au5 rem Iitsrarittcn Sds II, ai!tn S'e8sn
Ger 2Hifenfpaftsm .[@cnt;fltrnec II. Iahs'nsb'
i,rn uno - frfcrne sas Qcrtaii5te tr9ent Su p"Etn
- III rem mrslihtt tilliscn preuen rrrtbaftn iu
rsnntn. 9urt rictt Giuridttnns slautt or, irmrb
snen in bielissr 5esenp lanpt sefubltsn HerurfniS
III tsac9ucn, als autb eincn leutihittnrtn pueiis
fun unr Sittratur Sreunrsm, 9sfalIi9 ju isp!1.
Seiu rrraufS rrrrItbises saser rntbAltune Nn'
bern r,e wertbvrllttn Grthclnun3tn rtr neue'ttn
3eit ais Src,t's, Sluitr. Geihibte csr Srr. ct
itn Vradtwert, 9iaumcr's Scr. ct, Sucs Sube
relItn 8eseimnitIe rrn Yuris Wrb. rpn Hcrlin,
Oiulcum eeutfhci Glatliser, Shiller's 2Hertt, IN
tr!snc. 81netr, Serncrsm., Suntts, rn3!. etuts
foes 29crtertudb en9l. reutiehr 0ramat.ts, Scls
mttttbcr, Susencidrften II. I. ~ wrebc allie ,u bier
unerbS,t wrb friten Vreittn st9sn eaitt rsrtauft
nsrctn. Builder unr 0er;tihuBe tSnntn bier sins
ei:D:n so:rNen uncAaspI tt3cn, werren i: auf
,,frsies" 3erlan9en ;uscthdt
Nub bi;t er ttets auf t,anc 8utes @dreitpa.
ritr, seutitbt uno tnStilds u. . 8 Su9tr.
gu s;ebrrtn IuitraScn emrkbltnr.
Canton Ssjtr. l6 lo46
pbilipp @tarbcf.
l.3 DIT.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
2Oatis gctoGfer.
Rehtsanmalt nnc Gctarius, Canton,
Starf Sr., Sbtc.

Starf 9r., Shtc,
2Dirc ftine nnsetbeilte Nufmcrtfamfeit olIen IN
{tin Sadb t6la9enrcn e}cItattsn, ric ibm anrer.
traut wernen m6scn, in & tart uHr rem arsrcn,cn.
ccn Vrunties wirmn. Su9ltidb tenatridttst or ,ei.
nc saneticutr, faB CT rcr SIr,tm rrGDrcnr ,eines
NuttntDaits iii 0lrp Ycrt, turb ric sNtiac !5i fe
crs Gairtttn GfTtn!s tdEtlttt GinrhtEnsrn III
trctfcn i'm Gtanec mar, npnotb CT fiinttia IT, snp
Setdafts in allen IDten ,HeutI1 ianc tureb lie.
tsr9ats an frl9e"re 9Sed i5anmalce riinettd1 unp
trrmrt rerttEen tanl.
Sur 9tbeintclen uuo Grcebcrsc9,hum
Saceu,
Gcnroo Stcinmes. Wad,cnbeim at tcr
S,aartt Gtrintreis &oIcrn.
Sur lS,trstura, G1ntcra uur oon, 2Ilt-
NoYcrn, Sronfen, 9petod 9iilrntcro rno
cas Stnsareid g&nriemtcre, 81. T,on, g.
anmrff. fonial. slspeaatjrnsgsridts 9llpc-
fat in Eambera.
SIR 3meitrucfcn. S,amtrra rnr Oltciu.
rleuGcn, nru. Gatl Gil cn, ftui9l. 1ieee
fat III 3mcltrrcscn.
S2rtariu5 9Nctt Stcrtrcnn, Icpart-
merit 0hCcerrteln, GllaE.
%rlImatt,n unr rcrdtthr Srtumcnte j.r.r
Art wtrrcn rcn ibm in rentittr, ergiittr une
fr'n,chidb Grr'dI, rerfrtist.
Santcn SER 9. lS47. s:tr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
:. 6. P1n9bans, Gantcu,
Gtdrf Co., Shic.
$50 III G terh1u GcttIcr 2

Crrieltc 1T nor uu9cflhr 0 cccr lSob-
rem ten Icntit,!1up nod, ten Ncr S:ioa-
ten ouSGcmoEos:'. Tcn Iels en- HIicf, ron
tr,Ne VciManricn rcn il III lhalten labtn,
ut rcr unaefahr clnrm Sat.c rrn i,omiltcr,
TIiler GruniN. SbU aug nod, Sdl1ud 6.
b1d' III WtutelrInten. &frlNrtidI goyern
dfidrtt. Ger ccnanrtc Nrttlcr 1T Ger
Sttthrreer cce &ntfre cre llnte, ;e;d,neten,
rer 1tE a allctn II ter 9totc rrn GIsvc-
Lamb onttalt. Teticltc nat ldlrn olci Grc-
fe pen h'cr ous nad i,om.lt,n an cen Qe.
nonntfn Settler ceic' etf, Ter fcjncsinrs
mrrf ertollcn. Ct, SufgrIrlreitc, ,rllte CT
oie'r snffrce!una lGicm, MIN tltrmlt er-
fndt, eemllnccririhre!en Nodl ittt rcn ici-
ncm Sufcnttalt6crt ;u tetcn. icmic ord, ic-
cen Mcnlchcrfreurb. Ger etwos rrn rem
0enauntcn Settler ml1cu trltc, ticrmlt ouf-
0cirstert 1T, caiTeIte ~ ttnn.-Sie s!eers'
le III
Mr. Sctn Yrrp, Glepelalr, Chic.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
Neue6 9dfner Ge>
IOdft.

8ernbaro uno ,Slorcns 0ot,
g Rsnaebrihtt3en ibre .,rennrc unr ats Sunrcn, 70.
omie bas putIitum i'm Aa3emsin,n, rag lic ibr
GtakiFsment Stlesea.
N Der @hsrrp Giraffe, beinabe 9eaeniibcr
Secrs Tabers 98clten Tac:crp. inolid, ucn
.. N. 8lmballs @eterei. gle verfertoen
aue Sorten pen 1hon unt Orb 9Saaren,
oe,oneers aleartenRcd,aefhlrr, Wild,tSpfe,
S6uheln, Geller, Sumpen, DIamentSpfs,
&c. &C.. &c.
Stt otrfaufen fur Yaarsele ottr {anresrrrtutft t,t
sanstaarsn Dsarttrrsiitn anFertt tilliS elm ttm.
ifa"c, Ger 9tsemwartis ron jecsm Ioauspater cter
jteer oaasiiuttrr tirudfobtisf ,p,rrsn frtte. Sls
s'sib ttridbtsn fe. Dag iie E@ m;tber 2utcrtiSuns
pon 0irsfsarfn tefdbaftiaen tnD iim Stanre iino
sn 8tsstener 9crfdbrift irsenp cine St3nr, e,i'
afnameti!e rctr 0em,alre auf ras 0eftbmatrcilfft
ano SAINT correct ansute, tissn Sa iie tire Nrteit
1sttrstit turh Uate, Q,e{nmaG nno Danerbaftias
lsf aisieidnet, slauten DC ~ lteterafen unterffi.
trbatfen.
Del IL. 1919. i.HMt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
sr. Sctn prpp, Gleoelanc, Chic.
gEc 1T Setoffion Wolrincr /?

gEc 1T Setnffon Molrincr ?
aus Nambah, Rrcisamt S,tmcllcr, GtniS.
reid, 9lrer6,r.
Teridbr 1T uua' fdhr per - rabren nod,
cen 0ereiriGtcn Stootcu cercilf, rrh fra
lId,, nad, tcn Ies'cu a;ad,idicl i'll @'ttls-
hem, Nenno., eufactaltcn hotcp. Gen IN
terseitneter N,ffe, trr ldttcs N,i'tjatr in
Vcifcn anfau, ,pInfdf 9iadiidt Inlcr eer
slbrene:
Sotarn Drrr,
care Of Boston Mertur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05
@epra Eeter,

aus &athcisbura bel Osarnbers in Uaicrn
aebirtiat uno in benz Gtdbtd,en Mand,eiter
i'm Gfaat Ohio rpchnenc. miro uci pem lin.
tersrihneten hermit eriiid,t ihn, mitsnihei-
Zen, ypie er einen Brief inter idherer ilde
rer 9lcrefIe an ibn gelan9en ~ Ia0em, fam,
ba er fd,cn mebrere griefe an i'm i'm abae.
lanot, ,peld,e unbeant,rcrtet blieben.
Sobann Setter,
care Of the "Baltimsrs Democrat" OfieS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-05

$50 i,no Garl Hrumen nauer une
Sob. 9eonbaro pon Sberbron,bab,
@robbersostbum Sloeaturs. i'm Baritsn.
tbum Sirfenf felD?
Der unter,eihnete. 8rucer ccS eritern,
ieit 2 gNcaaten IN Srilcu, tp'init,t icbn-
iidif. niberc 9lusfunft uter ZEN jcbisen 9luf.
entbaitso,t cerielbcn, II eitalten. eaur
mufbeiiuno. irlen eieislbsn. Sdmiece BON
prcfciiIpn. per nidlt ianaer SIT tn rtier
Ea6rif i'm Staate 9iefp Ycrf beltdftigt &C.
sielsn @e,a. Aae Disnitenfreunce. srcld'e
inn S.auoe fino. ndbere 2lusfunfr uter ote-
felben mit;ntberlen. 70 rie oi, erfra9ten
ielbit iiup erinhf. cielelbe an be .acbre1e
Safob 6rmmen auer,
care of Boston Merkpr. Boston. Mass.
Selan8en sa laAen.