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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12

Johm ~ VvTiDpte,
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2i7 Washington street. Boston,
We have executed 40 900 kenesses and possessing
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by any 10 the world.
Peiiect satisfaction given charge.
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tight. PhIlor Cylinder add other stoves aud Pipe
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Patent Improved Lead Pipe and sheet Lead mana
featured and for sale at the Lowest p.ee, 10. ,s'n'
Also, English aud Anne lean L1NsEesD VAA'
GEORGE l.. sTtARNS,
Corner oil Water aud Congress streets,
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Dec from ,s Muaui.eue' for sale % 'mI EsE
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Samples und prices sent by Express, II required.
Dorfers aud T'rHsses,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12


UNIVERSAL HISTORY,
Creation of the World,
HON. ALEXANDER FRASER TYLER,
Senator Of the Collage Of J"Siice, and Lord Com
miSSi,ner Of The Justiciary in Scotland, and
former Professor OF Cfpd History, and
Greek mt Roman antiquities IN The
University Of EiinbWgh.
The work will he published in munhly numbers, at 25 cts.
each, aud will be completed in eleven months. 1t
will make two handsome volumes Of about 100 pages
The study OF History the entertaining aud useful of
all studies therefore the selection Of author OF the first
Importance The History hy TY lEk has been through
moie tlan One Hundred Editions in England is in the
Universities of that country aud this, aud takes the fret
rank among literary w"ks. be purcua, therefore to
qure for
Tytler's Universal History.
Remember that KNOA LEDGE IL row ERR aud if you
have more knnwngr than nCghbu, you have
over him whirh he cannot successfully resist.
Published by a. WILEY, Jr.
% STATE STREET, BOSTON, and sold by Cheap Publ.
caimn Dealers throughout the United States
Qs-E p. WALTON &. SONS Agents Tor Mont peler VT
Agents wanted to obtain suclibers who will Ic paid
very liberal commission.
9J-Examine the first number. 9loor6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-12
Nice Goods at Burbank's.

I AIDES, Gentlemen and Misses Metallic Ruhhcrs-a new
~ article. 5. BURBANK.
Boot Depot, Sept 25th. 60
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Gertrtlta BfanlteM.

5 obn pearet, prafoentsNi4ter.
Sobn @resnwsoe. , .
Samuet @Arans, @ebafsr,htsr.
Sames 6atlett
y0armcn @tioaer, Ilert Der @upr Court.
OaNaffenfper eraer, Gterr Common Yleas.
Serapbim Wtper 9taatssA AnwaIt'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Neue6 : 9dfner Sc
Ihdft.
Beruharo uno Slcrena @Dt,

Bernbaro unb Vlcrena @Dt, \
81 enadridbtissn ibre Sreunee unb alte Sunren, y
Swie pas publitum i'm Alssmsinsn, taB fs IS
GtatliGement selesen.
in Der Gberrp Straee, beinabe sesenlber
@ecrg Tabers McllensSactcrp, iiblid ocr,
Q. N. Gimballs @eberei. Sie perfertisen
ale Scrten bon 1bSn uuo Orb Waaren,
belcnbers aue9lrtenS Scdsefhirr, Mildt6pfe,
S1nGein, Ieller, Sumpen, SlnmentOpfs,
&c. &c. &c.
e:. utrtaufsn fur 9aarselb cbtr SanbesPrcbattt 81
eonabaoren Dlarttrrsitn aafitrtt biais Gin um'
ians Der sssen~art!s se sosm oaassatsr HS. ess' s
ARIA seridtcn fie, baS lIs F mitcer YertertiSune
pOm Gipsfs.Hea bsfttaftisen unb int Staubs flint
ueb sesebener 9'erfbrift irseno cine Stsar, g,
gfarsbiib Ober Gemaloe auf Pas 8efbmatvoltt
unb aa,,, correct ansufettiSem. Oa if9 ibre Arbe'
ieberieit turA 8ate, 8e{Amsat aao Oauerbaft!e'
teit amsiebnet Slaabta 6e ju listeraien llntertti
asa tersebttst ~ eim, aue bofsH ptielee sad9 y
erbaltcn <.m
Del Is. 1916. ""'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
$ 800 Reward :
North Geor

North Georgtown, April IL. 1913
We :he uiliersign do certify that on the
18th. Of April 1913 John Cobbs and Susan,
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said John
Cobbs has left a wife and small children in
Knox Township, Columbiana county, Ohio,
and Susan Musser has left her husband of the
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Reward for Arrest
ing them and send them back. Said
Cobbs is stout man, about 5 Feet in hight
37-39 years of age, fresh color, has sandy
hair very curly. Susan Musscr is well ST.
zed Female, about % years of age, black hair
and dark complexion. She is PENNSYLVANIA
Dutch and talks the English poorly. He is a
Jerseymenand speaks the English very well.
They left in Yellow Buggy drawn by a
gray mare Of about three years old.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
CAMP AIGN STATESMAN

The Cam paign Statesman will be issued from
Saturday., the 9th of April next, weekly, until
the 25th of November following, nearly eigh,
months, for the sum of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars,
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet the same size OF the
Daily and Tri- Weekly Ohio Statesman, hlled
with close reading matter.
| We never iussed prospectus for campaign
paper, when the freemen of our State and nation
!! had SO nut h at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies of our country's honor. and men VINO
have no regard for constitutional obligation the
observation of which can alone preserve reps-
publican governement, are every WheIe iofcihs
themselves, by every means, fair or fou', ln'o
your State offices, and in the national COUNCILS:
Their trid of usurpation, and their disregard
of the sacred duties of patriotism. even wnle
outa aCountry i, is war, and your troops suffering
from their REASONABLE inaction. call loudly ano
emphaticaly upon all true friends OF their coun'
try to be upon the alert. Freemen OF Ohio' ae
you prepared of the crisis, and read 10 90 yor
duty?
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall take occasion to show up ted
eralism 10 all it's deformity from the written re-
cord; and shall prove to the min Of every man
not pre- iudgedor blindet by selfinterest or pre-
judice, that the party calliug itself whig is
wholly unworthy and unfit TO b trusted with
1ower in times of peace or of war. That they
are erelict 10 every duty that rests upon Re.
preventative of free and intelligent people, pro
ffessing to guided by honest principles, eual
laws, or patriotic love of couniry. We shall dea
in historic facts that should be in thepossession
of every voter, and calmly but firmly present to
the people of Ohio why such party, after series
of the most startling measures, at last filled the
measure of their fashionable conduct by an attem.
petdusurpation of Legislation. which to recognize
or countenance would be degradation, imbccility,
and cowardice, unworthy yofthe name OF Ffeemen,
of Americans.
We will show from the Legislative journals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
forth as their leader, his, by is votes and PrinciP-
les, the very last man that the people should trust
In the limits of Prospectus we have no room for
details; bat If the people of Ohio are not ready to
bow their necks to the fnnd-mongers and priviIe-
ged bankers. 10 torysm in s worst form IN time OF
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re-
auire your written constitution to be torn into tat
ters, that the tyrant's yoke may be fastened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
of ycur State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights of their constituents
The facts shall come from the records!
S. MEDARY.
Columbus O., Feb. 24.ls4s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Souls Sbdfer.
Weftsanwalt unb 9sotarius, eantcu,
@farf Co., Shtc,

NeGt8QntD1lt uHO ctUluItuof S""s'H
Sfarf Co., Shtc,
qBirb feine ,,nsetheilte 1at,nsrtiamts.e anen ~
f.iu Sa6 fblascnben 8efbaftsn, cle spia anper'
braut wtrren mSsen, In Start unb ben an8rtn5sn'
ben Counties sripmen. 3usleif bemabrlbt8t Ct let'
neu$anesleute, bas Ct por Gnr3ein tpatreno letnes
Xutenthalts in Netp yort, bura bic 8IttSe Ioalft
ten Nairi(Aen Gpnfuls ra(elbtf GinrtbtanSem 31
treftu i'm @tanbe mar, rrcnab er tnnfttS tr9en
03eShafte in alien xbsiitm Oeutf6lanb bureb ues
ttvsabe AT folsenbe Nedbtsanwalee panttlldb nne
prompt strtshsn tann.
Tar HbeinbeGen anb .@roBhsrio8tbam
8aoem,
@cnrab Steinmeb. Wadenbeim an eer
soaarbt Mbeinfreis Baiern.
Slr Wiirsburg, 8amber9 unb 8dn3 sllt-
0aDern, Nranfen, Nnsbad, Narnbers uno
bas R6ntareidb Wirtember9, Or. Gran5 ..
anmpff, fonisI. 9lppellaticnsserldts acpo'
tat III Bamberg.
Cur 3peibtaden, Oambnra nnp Ntein.
preuBen, Dru. Carl Gpllen, fpni9l. Aopc
tat In 3sreitrudem. @
gactarius Molf, Sberbronu, Depart.
ment y}ieserrhein, glfaB.
DoGma4trn unb StriAti6e Octutnentt jebs,
Qrt w.isen scn itm In psatfasr, tnslif&sr anl
franjtfff9er Syra1e serfertist.
Canton Gebr. 2. lS47. s'ss,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Wuhhinber, GatltDtt, 2ht0.

@r ltnter,eiAnete talt fi@ psrpfi4tet lei'
2)ntn ptrt6en 4unben far bas i'm BIG oabsr
aefehentte 3utrauen feinen berst9tfen Oars asJn.
tfattsm ,no betuncet e oSl.@, caB e. foffabrf te'
Su1SinStr auf sinen alten piase i'm ispe''
ten Gtoete bes Getauoes, no lld BIC oentids Ora.
Her.i tsfnest, ~ tetreben. CT 1T entialoftem e
pobfeil 10 bntsn, als irssne Gin ancsrss Ctasl!le
mett i'm 9taate ~ tbun i'm Stamps y. y. 1sr!p'H.g
,dntue, sefAwatprle nno oaasrpaI ~.Ssm ~ ~.
fsru. bcftnb ifdb oabarf Der UanF ees p"0'''a''''
nv- Gr iibernimmt sause Sob slrbeltett y.
einaelne Bader /; audi repartrt. ooer 3lnOs' p.
nber, alte Binder, nerfertist Bcnnetbcrea
{. ~ ben biaislen 9Dreiien nno auf ose tar'
eife ylctis. earl wor0s"OuI9
,ontcm. GRGrs, Is. 1S4S. liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
M RotE1> Cash
8 t 8 & +.

Der Undergraduate benadri6tiat hermit
leine Trennoe uno bas publlfum iiberbaupt,
oae er 70 eben im Besriff it, einen neuen
@afh Stcbr, in temlelben 9ctale, roo frilber
S. .. @(teps Stobr, cine 1hure n0rslid ..
abraham epnh Shubfobr uno gesenuber
Der Staothaae su erOfnen. Gr erbdlt aae
Scrten bon
EllentDaaretr
rno Stobr9iiteru iiberbaupt, 70 ausseluht
linb geitmaduoll, rpie Ge in ir9eno einen
Der bieGeen Stcbr su 1aoen fno uno lit ents
fhlofen, bieielbe 70 b.llie su perfaufen, als
lie III bieIem Gbeile bes eanbes su babsn
ilnb. @r bdlt beftdnois auf 0ano
Oerti9e &leiDmm9sifiide
bon ben belten 9lrLeitern, eelfmadpoG uno
bauertaft perfertiet. slls praftifher &aufs
mann u. crfabrener &enner auerStobrSiiter
fhmeihelt er ilt einen2beil Der 0fentliden
@unlt su ueroienen uno su erbalten.
l7'b. .. 9lleranber 8arier.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Sitebcr! Smcber!!
9eut der .Su 6banbel
O. Il II t o ~!
go alles aOslihit woblfeil uus bic meiltsn
9rtifel Su DltIihen
9SreiIen perfauft iuerbem.

9Sc aues alDDltdit tpoblfeil unb bic nteilten
sIrtitel gu OltIiten
ASretiem perfaMft tuerbem.
Isun (jf Der llnterseidhnet hermit er,
llubt bic Aufmerflamfeit oes oerebrlioben
'publfums iiberbaupt auf iein 8ildcrlagcr
III lenfen, 10 fanu er nit 8ergnuScn oerft-"
hern, oaB oa6elbe nllnmebr mt ben Seften
aus fa(t alien Sddlern Der literariihen Wil-
complctirt ltno er i'm Stance it
clniae 9lnfrascn beNeonen Su f0nnen. Gin
lhell bes BCrrattS be(tebt llamentlid, aus:
2heplc9ilhe lSsrse, Sibeln, Geitamcntc
fltbplltle mno prptelfantiite in belctieer
9lusmabl, Bibelwerfe; 9tnrahts, IL. Sc
betbiher fir beioer @onfellouen &c. +; -
llnterrldtS- Shul uno Suoenol olhrifteu,
beutldle u. eu9lHt,e q . s [SpeQinss.]
uuo Shulliter, oeutld>e Sprohlehren,
beutlhe-u Sremo gS0rterbnder, en9lilcb
beutld)e uno oeutid> cn9lihe @ramatite,
DclmetIber, DicttenarD's ,c.,-Sirerap-
bilte> uuo @eldld,ts Merfe, Geographic
u. Eolferfunce mcniciniIhe lGerfe, ado.
patbtId,e u. aomorpatbilthe bcnI0rpntb-
9lpctbefs,) Siebarscne;funoe -@bemle IT,
Sehnclrgien.-S Sd,0ue Wi6enlhaft in GRO
Ber9lusmabl, oeutlde SlalIfer namentlid:
@otbe, Yradtausgabe III 5 30 mitStabl-
ifih, Sdlller eeillns Scautf, Slin9e. Yla.
ten, Sehlenldld9er II. J. no. @ecihte,
Nomame, gbeater, 2altenbndber {,
franS. uno en9l. slutcrd in centit ltber-
-Rt wie 1hiers, fang. 0ieDoluticu.u. Gai-
ierreih, Qamartine's, &cu6eau. Sue's.
Sbeaflpeare u. ~. gSerfe. = Surg un-
terS. elaubt, benSberlD9en ,pie ben Qlien,
ben SrtbobDren tpie Den 9tationellen, ocm
NQcpatben ,pie b. bomocpathen, ben Qeb-
renoen tpie ben Qernenoen, DEN NrDhltfeM
fpie b. Srourioen &c. beoienen Su fcmner.
Allenfalle Yerfaufe cber niht pcrrdthiee
Builder weroen auf8erlanaen lit n,oalidit
furser 3eit perihafft. @leihSeiti9 bistet
er lein ihDnes9liortement .. gutenShreib>
ntaterialien u. NdncDmaare gum 8erfaufe
an' Semes Brief unc Shreibpapiere,
fd,warje, blaue, II. rothe 2inte u. 2iutens
ltdnce, Sano uno Sanbitanes, Stablfe>
bern u. Seeertolter, pOier, Seoerme6er,
8leiittfte, Sie9ellaf, Sblaten, Sriefilesel;
Shieferitlfte, Shiefcrtafeln Shreib>
%. Slonfbifer &C.; ferner farbi9es 9az
pierre, @clc n Silberpapier, @igarss uno
Sabafsooien, Spiellhad,teln mnb Solca>
ten, Shahbrette, Gelo 2aIhenbiid,er,
8iloerbider, 9roee 9lusmahl BON amerif.
u. bentihen Siloern, ga. btdlthen II. Ma'
lerpinlel II. {. ~.
Gs lit unmoglid su benamen, mas ba 9llles
unc fpie tpcblfeil su baben 1T .&cmmt
Treunoe uno febt uno .penn sSbr eann reht
fur caib einfauft, 70 sebt llnterSeihneter
nod bic 0eriherung, oaB man beioerleits
BON einanber aebt.
Santcn, Start Co., Sebr. lS4S.
Ybuipp Stiirhpf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Jl1s. Bdl1t Hra
slr,t uuo Munoarst in Sparta,
@tarf Co., Ohio.

Or Bauer bietet biermit bent beutid)ei ];
1,ublifum eraebeult leine Dienife at. 9lufs
merflame Stuoien unb pieljdhrfge praris
er[auben ibm Die 9erftderuns su 'sebeu, oae
er i'm Stauce 1T, ale befannten 8rautbels
ten. beuen bic menfhlihe Natur unterpors
fen it. ,u beilen. 8elonbers Sieber u.
Me d,fe, ,fieber fann er unfeb!bar
fnriren. fals man ieine gorihriften Def at
Or. Bauer spar 6eloarst in Gapclecn's 9lrs
mee. Seine @rfahruHseu im SADIE Der Wees
oi,in. {owie biQi9e Nednun9sm aeben ibn'
ooffnuns auf etnen 1beil Der 6fentllhea
@unff. :. ,oo,
Srarfa. 9lpri[ II. 1848. l7-6M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Bobnunesper
anf1fr 3afrrn1r9.

3ei0t ieinem &un6en nnb Dem spnolttlili'
eraebenif an, bag er isine Grocery IN be
nbr0lid,e Marttitrase, 9eSeniiber Der Staofs
balle il, bosfelbe @ebdnoe, no DaDio 9Dirs
ron9 Grocery bieft, Uerle9t bat, no ct forts
fdbrt anealrten bon @roceries 3a uertaufen.
Canton oen 4. Npril. l6Sp.p.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Mertb Der @o(b uuo SiIbermiir,elt.
1oblI 8auer

DOUW 0aURr
Nadt irinen Treunben uno @tnnern, fo-
,rie Dem publfum aberbaupt, hermit bic
er9ebene Ansei9e, bab er auf feinen alien,
w0blbefannten Stdnopunfte, bic bon Safcb
gber bisber sefibrte Grocery fduflih an flh
aebrad,t bat, uno nun bereit 1T jetem Gu
iprehen6en nit ben beten unb ,poblfeiliten
Waaren feines Gahes ,u bienen.
Canton, 9lpriI 2l. l647. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14

FIToEEss - STURES
OF THE LUNGS,
For sale at Nc Calls Drugstore.
Cantou Ohio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Danres B7EStep

fat iceben eine neue nnb uniibertrefaihe
9luswahl @iiter bon alien Sorten, paGenb
fur a0e 5abresieiten, 4erbalten, bic er 80 ben
biai9iten preifen ~ pertaufen beabfhtigt.
RCnnit, unterfuhet anb mir Gno aetpie,
baB ibr nidt unbefriebist uniern Stobr per.
aBet!-
Canton, 9lprA ID, l647. (17-bu,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Cauutp Beanltfu.

SecrSe Gowen itinr)
Saepb g S4tctt, epmm''H'"sls'
Saecb @allatin, )
Wtlbc nj 8. 8urtt, 0ucitrr.
Saepb Stpltnstr, S9asmsltfer.
8eprSc Sc 10, 9eecrctr. ."
|8tprS QDebt, Sherff.
Arnelb $pneb, &anrmcffer.
James ullaaban, Srrrntr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Garl Warbenbur9.

Sparta, Npru IL. lS4S.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-14
Tertiae AleiDltit0sifiidc
Oeutl1es @affbaus
sllrl
Cfs SSpoifer SOtel,

III qibertpsSraee, Wpcifer Wapne 90.
Neinrid, Winter ernpfetlt ietn,
felt pielen csabren beifebenbes unc Jsg1 SC lsgr .
perbeffertes Gjaltbaus benz geebrfen pnOih
f,m. gutes eosis, CUTE Soft nnc @efrante
iosuobf. @ ,pie aute StalIans fur pferoe tplro
oeoen 1,b bulge aeanuns peril6ert' 900,
., @Soo(tsr, Den is. aRarS ls4s. ls'2W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

THE DECISION IN TIE TELEGRAPH CAsE.-We
saw last evening dispatch from one OF Morse's
counsel dated yesterday at Frankfort, which says
The judge has made his order. lt directs the marha
TO take poeseion Of much Of posts and wires and
by breaking to interrupt the electric current Of the
Peoples line as may be necessary to protect Morse
Co.. from the violation OF their patent an give TO him
continued power at his discretion to do what may
be required for that purpose his opinion he says
that the des ida nts from the evidence prima faca
volstors. and that they will continue in thu course
and that II they wish to their line lawfully they
must apply to judge Lopi'rHt journal! Nee. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

The CASE OF Mrs. GArNEs-A paragraph In the
Sun OF this morning states that &c the Judges Of
the Supreme Court Of the nted States have issued
mandamus to Mrs Myra Gaines to appear before them
on the first day Of the next term when the decision
given In her favor last winter will be annued" The
latter part Of the statement in regard to aunuling the
decision is Of course grstuitous Webelieve the
damus has been issued, but We do not know how the
determination OF the Court TO reverse the decision
be known before the opening Of the term.-Bait-
more Clipper, Nor. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

TIE LAST OF THE TEA PARrY.-Frequent men
ton has been made of David KennisoD, the last o
the band that threw the tea overheard in Boston har
Dor, now residing in Chicago The politicians have,
from time to time, noticed his views political ques
ops rs they were, really, of great Importance from
the fact Of bis having been of the For
a while the free sellers had him, bat Just before the
election he published letter declaring himself for Cas-
and Butler Having always been democrat he thought
II best to vote for Cas- fer the sake of deaiu Tey
Tor, although all HE sympathiss with the Van
Buren, party. Omttipg the political portion of his
letter publish these parts Of IL wherein he speaks
of bis age and the through which he has passed
lie Gays =" II live until the ITth day of November
next, shall be one hundred and twelve years old.
was born in Kingston, n. II and my father moved to
Lebanon, Maine, when was an infant was q citi-
OF that place when, at about the age Of SO,
sisted in throwing the tea overheard in Boston habor
| was at The battle Of Bunker Hill, and stood
General WoTrep when he fell. | ALEC helped to
roll the barrels ed with sand and stooedown the hill
rs the British came vas at the battles Of White
Plains, Wet Point and Long Island helped stretch
the chsn the Hudson river to stop the British
vessels from coming up also la the battles at
Foit Montgomery, Staten Island, Delaware Hudson
and Philadelphia. | witnessed the sure nder OF Lord
CORVALLIS, and West Point when Arnold be-
trayed his country and Andre was hung. have been
updsr Washington (tor when freque nty carried the
mails end despatcbes) Prescott Putnam Montgomery,
and La Fayete. now draw a pension Of SIS q month
for services in the Revolutionary war When the last
war broke cut was living at Portland, Maine, where
enlisted, and marched to Saoketts Hsrbor and was
in the battle ut that place, and also at Other places
and row have the marks of q wound received In my
hand during that warn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

SnIrwREcK ON LAKE Huron Loss OF LrtE--
Four young men left Goderch on the 30th ult in
boat for the head Of Lake Huron. A treme ndeus
gale up and they blown to reef Of rocks
and imu ediateiy disappeared This with ssed by
a vessel not far distant They had with them dog
which reached the shore. party went in search Of
the bodies When they came the dog the faith
fu orea in them to the remains Of the
boat The bodies have yet been found The you az
men all belonged to Godericb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

Fatal RAILROAD AccIDENr.--On Saturday a'ter-
noon, the steamboat train Of cars for this city ran
staptly Deceased was 80 years of age, resident Of
New Worcester nd at the time Of the accident, had
been absent from his house but few minutes He
was walking upon the track aud, in order to
from m apprt IN ng freight train stepped upon the
other track probably without perceivng the approach
of the train which caused his death Boston Courier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

MODEL REFoRMER.-St Strive, who makes such
figure IN German affairs, as described in English
papers which, Of will say their worst him Is by
birth Russian He s opposed to the Of animal food,
and married woman Of the town for the purpose OF re-
claiming ler Fer many years he was the eiitcr OF
paper at Mannheim Strive lately made prisoner
at small village Of Baden, but lberate, by apsrty
headed by priest narled Scebel. His wife accom-
L MED him In bis q cnrsinn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

SECESSION FROM THE Church OF RoHE.-Ihe
Rochester qmeriea gives an interesting descrptio
Of the MES ipsdsnt to the secession Of thirty
Xix German families from the Church of Rome In that
Of i've or sly tnnorsd people, under the direction of
the Rev DR. Guis,ipani, who has heretofore labored
with zeal am success among the German population
ofo mr. oU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

SAvAoE-A Western Cass paper thus walk into
Van Burens--"Marun Van Buren,, abhorred COM
pound and embodiment Of Judas Iscarot and Benedict
Arnold deg we sgrip spit upon thee"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

MEETING OF THE LEGIsLArURE.-Th Legislature
OF Massachusetts meets to. morrow, for the pur-
pose Of choosing electors of President and Vice Pre-
sident he first business will probably be to ill the
vacancy In the Senate occasioned by the resignation
Of. Perkins, Of Essex. This will probably be all
that viii be done tomorrow, as the newly elected
member will hardly make his appearance before FRI
day neutrality-suspicious. 7rdreiier, Nop a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-24

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