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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-14
Honesty OF tI,e Work.

OF There is no deception or hunbuggery
uf any kind about this work. II is precisely
what It's lille indda,es. scientific publication,
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Ia all parts Of The country, have given their
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work. aud the nature Of The discovery. We
annex few OF these recommendations
New YORK. September l3, ls4S.
DR r. NJ. WEIssELHoFF--Des I should
have no question whatever iha. the means rec
commended 10 your work on Child Birth, would
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-14
Hereditary Diseases.

Sorofula, Consumption, Insan,ry, Apoplexy
Disease of the Heart, and other horrible com.
plants, capable of transmission from parent 10
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same time, capable Of enjoying them
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fran from marriage on this account, or shall
they marry and give birh to feeble offspring
destined 10 life Of suffering or an early death
The answer 10 these serious questions will be
found in The work here recommended.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-14
Young Married People.

Young Married People. whose fortunes are
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ter TO interest them deeply, and information OF
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red people, now advanced in life. haze assured
,,he author. that if they had possessed such a
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than half the suffering and deprivation
they have since endured.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

nt 1te afHtafs says
- eH et rasteei -
ase isrr inside
aL.5s8E 40 il sA f-8 ,Tss stsss
as.ar 81 rt , SEA & tsss EeAq NQ-h
* AF IS ~ 80 q sfe e. z ~
ses 1ia-isi lg2saG s1e1efF ST. tesis
Is . g ssaal aaas erss Gsseffs IS n
49,. kish vas iasslrs - IL IS u
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12
AIsaIAn

asa Aeseheiera is llaisins 6.ishtfui ravages
and IS rapidly acreasings 4 be rumoy of
siie tita& Fnlng Of a Russian army ua1n Mol-
daEla Is confirmed. he people of this
country hait previously risen aud declared
liieiaSs YES ~ favor # 4 reppbiicail form
n government. ihe lnhabiants Of Wal
iachla had fey8lted and compelled their
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12
Tile alLains beaela Ee.rapiAlH annrnachine

1 he ailalrs beeeFagesrapialy approaching
Q efiss, igay tAe e4IL0r ei tie Aat.ony
,ias1la, OF lhe Eepg,33 03sDepgheFlg. VIII
Hanls and R9land, 81 Tie Irbane,' and
sieasAer, nave been arrested for sedition,
he arrest of the latter caused 4 tremend
9gs excitement He would undoubtedly
have been rescued hut for bis on d efforts 10
me contrary, and The arrival IF al addition
Al hnaH ~ rrtanns .N
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

. y
C3mpsf0iier % examine iHto ihe affairs 81
&c eaka Ba4ls haze pusl1b,.4 az siHaa
sit, il @AieA Lass ssssiig tAes !. Ea,Eia.
tCroWe4s 9pe pa tbs Bireesors ~ saa pans4
Us indebted sosaii Bank ssTeatyaisge
Thousand doilarss' s0U d
rbel311sst f.oantain ii the nitea s5tates,
.east Of ihe-ldiasissippi IS ipsftorh lareii4
ina. lis edled aiitcheiis Peak aud lies in
.B1nconhe dad Yaacey Counties Its hcighs
is 9, 70 fset ahs9e lhe level ~ the 0cean
beng nearly SEQ feet higher than thBs " bite
Mona,ains n Haniisbirc 81
= car eaniaiaing ninety -alnp sheeps deslg
-al fof briwbson, attached 10. asireigil tf,,irs
.ontbe CONNECTICUT River. railroad took fire
yesterday atternnoon, Nhen tls tfain vas %
progress near ireland depot, and was con
s56led ard illgheaBimals bufator seioca-
ifom tho loeeaotive, which esamuaiealed
throagh a g~qtsd door IN he end 70 the
straw th0t tfas stre,9p Oh tie bottom % lhe
gaf,aad soon set The wHqle.inf flames. The
SHEEP baotged 20 Justin Root Of Green
field. The Railroad Company il fesf5nsi-
.ble for the loss,
In. ST. Louis on Saturday week, about
four O'Clock in the afternoon. two gefteelIy
dressed sogag nen entered he broadway
Hotel a. boarding house,tand ascendea ID
saroofl1i athe 81 story Of b1l3Ingl 4he
.la0g Of le house hearing them ascend and
kne@iu 5itta be al.puusaal time 4ontlle oe-
cnpap 3 81 the rooms aaogo 70 come 70,
'as=nt i y for the purpose Of seeiqg who and
forwhqt object they had 81 pneerenonioasiy
oatpsed the house. Typos presenting her
sell 1T the door OF one oe the rooms, size
saw two mem iR ihe pegQf fiaing Pie u0uts
of the oeqnw,nts og iheir contents. as she
wasin The eet 81 eurning 70 give the darn,
one DC the yillians drew d pistol aud heat
ened her LIE h case che di1 Che oshe6 sim
'uhaueoasy rushed upon and kaocse.i her
downs Fhcy both then made their escape
down i3e taiss, with unusual speed, and
rushed into the street. IheIr pfeeintate
tmanner caused noiice from passefs BY aut
die blarktt people lR the gcRity. The cy
|of stop lpefissned ltau the boteisand then
s,rhracng a. they hid up Broadwsy me
good 'eillz4ns ID fhat section have 19t l8lelg
seem lhe Williams epafaled, 50 lhsFoplY
one was recegnzed.apd p'fsuad He Vas
Finally taken, saereted antor apple Of 5oatds
ID lahI9er yard near biddie street, and
Lodged a. the eaiaaooso, a .h
Altman oarhed Hunhie has heeh arrested
"a thc vicinity Of ferk, fa.' charged Wita
being tbs accouplice Of Conrad Eiatdr n
tae nufaer Of dos. 6obper near RaltimUes
u as posse 'en, A6posed e eofrespoad
WITH taoae wh'et ti'e deceased had ttihe
''''o = -. '''
81 are s''d 20 foi'ntct htli WIN we ei'lle'
Afs- Gooper's speetaele' nave boen found
10 possession O q coiored woman 70 Penn
hey 'e.imoiy leseg'9es 2 person igoa' Aom
She bought them, which corresponds W'lI'
Vnl'es bat her testimony eaHhot of eoursp
ea Y aaf 0Fai' g lhe state Fl M9f}iaR9'n
,he Ife@ecatan 81 'ha east > lnSie was
arreste4 1y iisfiee lNrsl alei hayhsen cot'i-
ggitff = York ia't Y await zig rfaa toa
Ia iAe .aRsfpoFo q AlaF4'ana
"a .iese was ,iestnietite tire "a Hudson
as hes
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

! gntl ie sggA trg ltorer aea'u. IT. & iite
fellow whe was waking through swamp
.,'nti canre arou 6Y5af iltsb ''l'ii 56fyoo
two cents you can't jamp over thst dtch,"
aud IA q hit1sei Do1s, -a.I W gas.
''s.i-'r-o 81 hlsdioufil ahd oyar 6e leaPe8 q
''DH 1a#f 4iia 4gNf 5esa
tll+ vs. Rop tHe esgia inpie you can't Iamg
back aaaia.nl l)oae,'a sali TIE seccnl
voice ssaia and hs jdhpcf 64t zen at dia
baton d .ae m.ai, "Eo'hiog loFt aod
uollnhg gained he rntFiefed, crawling nF
the bs4G, hlhatarc5unr eysn1
4 E'esrHa srkseq 81 II ah IfaI i9le
F. RI iHaleiicg anl breaches % ,nas's ioae
fsneru SERMON Wherever rerson die.
however youne d iowe9a nueh 1asho'Na
house Ola s,s=sYmsn % fhgassohim to at
tenita laneraD he arrived olmoi bseatt
4.li aii & fhe prs3q,ea9 -gngiH
gaa q Same Fn9 ii aeii 8 tiueFai-'' .sdakf
. irager, sbusbesu; ba sboas dssdst My
8itle mbk#}v a'udesf b8w ga va hcr
Iiq We'pt Pr eaffoid, aaisl tiEa RFehm
she diod 5 born .se'a 4
SIC viii invite she attention .oi
our fiAals sgd more prticohrly # qnr
uG ad 1qsI1ass tsepd4. 2 Biee-
vrLls ileponers fsssjg paper eontain-
...4..s = ftf..-.s i 4ts..s a - g.
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sAgpRnsg, August II, 1919.
sss..sAse.ss.s .ysss.s.--s.s-as.T.ers..ass
Fen sAn fsgsr
= :. ZACHARY TAYLOR
f ffiIisIA
~ nor YtCE Pfsg IDFsg.
.sis fisI3 FILLMORE.
snae w NF7y NdRa
RnrsibESrihL Fla rpEs
u asa. 1A. aAslHsS AaANNY Hdaf,
sas - iAG9l{ l.sisN1 "
ww BDF4Js fsI No
ess ss{lkR0iS1s&s islaIsD.
....aa- -s
=. smoothing OVER
ssi - ffb - Of oa,s, Who's kind hear
pga MT 4hanso ponfoIl'aPon isfgdnl djsh.
ed. 'tne ah1l9tes segeaily atsr FL
Gaesian, an 3ssti ,aesis af Ea7smau.-
efAV asBsi asbil saa ne "a.t sieotA.
'csa i.lr WI {5ro M a.ae
IoA 3e.l s4f9itlp-~t p4Fer @ass9 beat
en 70 Hll mv lie."
.saEs'svgiy 9s5 SD ra1i haM were yen
~ ep sou aiapai ese ne nel
.aslsos ey ,sevif}lesg f7ati Il wps- -NelI
know sFbal nie0 Found aas d
8s Ha t
TEE 5
Mex, comes IN MIR. iai3a.
y ei',atsii l'a''sSs 's'''l ','s'' 's s.
Peksfi'es ~ aa'i'v'f'As N'Has
up % '''' .a'f7. : =" ''a ''H's e''
49,. 49,
n.w Ws.lk WaH ,,e rpaa obmt Neve
aasrs p well Ma-e. ; Ola
tAaik, n y0at hleh aoll souaaoN
nssa fneasl~ + tiioo2 81 l,eepio "eald zoos
Disqualification iof a8aage I told llfenf
aNf laigh haf bY Joe
faisbi ~. #as ss.at'a Hbat imeap~-ihe
hsst 81 1n'sf haYe' i'".'r ttilr II tliare
hsa hgcan.c ~ 3u5 nlg foteWotia
10 aasc dusaiea yea.
vtt.p,ef ar-d.ek>on Well, yenn Aonon
Chs Z traS gfeiiiy'ns J eehsdef ihis t1s
gmah VI desgpey afa.somie5
--ntil hate iyed tttaaeh g great n"al}
riotsibhsnd j umsteoniess--meli po@reai
ltlhif a all " fil Xoe' i'ehds
eefked 8aa slpderssiad ARR seli f@l
A. Az II ga .iF4g Z could sIE uN.A HfUat CtMte~
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

b haao7 e1 stlu -
Tron noise asd b4stle "a. eway.
Th aw ny .i3'a 9,6gi9g,
n, nesv laprgd PA aPHi each day
80 poticsfua.soyEg; ~
wa my 6evg ,oaesafelY ueat lbe ashore,
pogag 4r4 93tir;
rs Infve- I-ne~ what uoube was
Urall ia uaaBai.er FaIasrsl. pes
~ea u sE
l-Bosit raHpaash fie areat
He.re iaes q itis aot washers
elsa never taavglai should ger seae
9rhea sun pig Il scae@
Bai lben tsils, lbat fellow Nsa
Tells s-od2 h 9ssep,'d r
And bosg ya,s see inf r}y deadoa
Just laikedtod Death BY BAKER Falde fal
ee 500
frqa I'akeF's 4sa eogIl nats'fay l
ipasgea yasog 'ppeiupenf,
Iliehed 70 CIR myself a~ag-
An iich vittoJi 1 oman ID
Tbo spsashe5 oyef oa walked
AZ aaiet ssa Qeatsr,
Boidmg nv wtnaaun Ilalked
Nest tima With VI btef 81 der
y. ~ e.as. fT
tiia toaiihcgs were gepieel l.e'l sioys
When not 10 covesatiou5 ~
lie ess 90 s48Iae from EIstie5.
II bgt loye q giieq nede mp a4e,
Says Jones Fo's's fhe nsksf, sif
Oh 1a6af apry eoua hgrea'
Nsit sfap'teays aIs Bsaer Fai deF3lei
o. sQIay speeches De ioade light; U.s.
IgeaAy lhoeaatrd Ieage him, Ia
anathooga igoi 70 leop atnigbt
Z, faih't seem q grove hin.
Wlep ! efaYlea Qgt agam e 90.
W1t apg fse, Ike q4uti5era
MY friends lhey said what ails sou ~ z
s5ysI, tbs shat aapn9d Baker Faidsrsl
ithmasemR Bekor weFt
H With speeches to attack min; }
naissyty iiae, 6 .aa 4 was
Mo- dlffa q irae hin
Nov W'ql9 MaFqile' dtaFc oae torn S.
lhenftrough anot5er fabe der, B e'
Aid 4 soald hefer sat1h Is learn
mew5y q 9raf ralet Jsi az rsl
q.
8ai TtmoslIea over hiIi md iaie
AtJ ae@e. a6aca behind. srs;
NY Efforts "'fe 60 - aEaA,
As you already dna, ars;
Raail lhs way ! went along
Ialdost eB,sod fty Matter
faJ opsopk al gone wrong $50
Aud eoNc ~ GIG Baker, fasd9ral
rsihea'nonacr Cissu3, next ,ysni,
Whore ~ sapu vas heisassas4
70 r,ee, no adversary too
ltolt, a faet, sonnet ahiandA.
Wheu EsA,os 81 tbe bsal.shoois Ned,
Though, {. rw ,a breakers
fcua1 aV1 p lo4t Je 4aats
I~i. aiat ere Federal lieiser fsl.deral
The pe9ea 50 aus iaraaj sloa,
Aad iesI sai,e ashamed oa't, a
Twas aliby pIeNlS q vr rlf.sr nov
And raga blame 'oft
Al camp.msajae sferaht
ett rg.asg, ths s5Fs
ea,Asses. Soahe. German Pet,
Aav,ef, Blind a. Gsher, ts,s dc ral
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12
Lawns 'cass'in, abe Irish i.el4sfsniII.
Tha MIl,raukee senfinei, says.
The y iseaasba5 clines with tie despair

Ihe MllWa0kee Sentinei, SAYS:
The Ijsesasbsg cliiesawiih the despair
of aefro'gpiag a1an, 10 lts. assertion. ahat
Lewis Cass voted Id the It's Senats tor
s3a Irish Relief Eili introduced hy Mr.
Criaendeu Of Acntqcl4- Me intend ia
NAH fhs tahGcati8G O. tie counter without
f5rthar p'.i4eY. r heriH 3ppfahfF8riiie $500.
600 q pruoelygift ){to ti8s relief Of the suf-
tertne millions III Ireland, was introduced
bg 1lr. Crtten1leB oullie 2Gth Of February
lt ,yes raad tNiea aRd eioqaepil. upported
by Nessrs. CfitEepLeHs layton, rs also hV
Mr. Cass On the a3lh or February, Mr..
Criitendca gain called Il up. lie sad that
nuess / was passed thatdaY ID must be lost.
HSdi1 not iess f Is discdss # farther Il
would occupy ihe Senare bdta few minutes
Fha people fl ireland and Scotland were
perishlHa Aby htHafeas. ard 8Eeircres ap-
pealed1hsp snal ps.aefi1nbH DIR. Sewer Mrs
Poik's MeSgan CQpIaassloner, opposed
enc motion. ihc yeas and nays were CALI
~, aai the sa9ate y tgsea q take up the
bili tegWFaleuJ 20 releefiag ~ by the i0i-
lusi $50 g6ses sfns1saFen l4arh ti
1EAs--N cssFss. BADGER. lieTifn, E. Clay
joityd NJ (layton, Crifenesen, Evans,
Greene, Hup0ngWn, 3alnaehs Il. John-
saas Il; @qh nssgi egsans, liseF,s s4a7-
&
Woadbridge41s. AR B'tigs 5t.i one, Nh.
westeot
Ntrs-Ashfsss, steason, Bsgby, Benton,
Bfs@se3 bright ,sl}atltP I a9h6ua, C6fneFe8,
Chaluars, Davis. h@iakiHsou. Dix. Fair
feia Houston, Mason, Niles, Is3ish, SEWER,
Soule, Stl@gsepa tl1weg, Kuiee-s5 .1H
ieces aRi 50 81 ifaFs. s.sfer
Iat na,oe 81 lewis ass, Il VII he seem
Is no, TN the iist cid nos vote Tor the
hiII tbc nv IsGopsifl2s assertion ~ the contra
rv Notwithstanding 8ndYet Sir Cass vas
preSeHt ,Vft fe rhfe svas AIKEN asd tho
bis naae was calie Nfse fime5 he refused
-yt.se--isl other wnf.ts he deliberately
lodged 4hssa yy&s8sis ,lstal cahang a.
5a, THIS, Be tse iaii alrbvsdgo be unpopn-
sa.saf eoi,id sppsal co. ae1Fe eaEd 80 show
tbat he on a0G snte gei ID. If proved
us3salaf bee e,,lld point 60 the sffeech Pc
Iie, 81 is tt4sr ffkis g 6aisstag IN
33uhle SENSE = 8, riszsaeferistc u Lewis
.ass, sa lawaElaE So PsF..s is
never mafo sfr's Pc sisii@yse p.a
r COURSE ufDu ~ very lfish ttH.4ht
gvhiea h.. isieIes u0kv ote as soae 81 r.
lasasat gsbs efal salle ene 81 Bssefi 81 a.'ss'-
me ia nu Ea8e san "a h4ia go
asra - 4a 4 ts2ss ..lui, e = -ie-
.le--h f.ee Fhe f.ill Egilo cll,ilsi s4kili rs
lark araa thasrl "a reEiss f1oi.s 'i,.s'' ~"
1t a. gaRE eEo a
tre Fressaacts stEa @s est1
..ts asd uaoa can q - S. 1-si $50 "e-.s-
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= 70 NtIlI ~ q
Tf449FNAFfA'.rr

The ministry ID mis- country has RESIGNED
in consequence OF q difference Of opinion
on the poiicy TO he pursued tley adyoca-
ting "a lcnporizing course, whiir 4 decided
stsitfla fas a. If Harsyfls resolved zsqga 4
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

ne lnsurgeiits ere daiiv gaining ground.
and tlie = oyeFnfneht Is becoming nae Re ana
more alarmed A sai fasosa
aTRFTa. ND.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

F0tIugaI Is TRANQUIL.
Mehepet Iii, the Pacha of Egypt, is in
sane AsaA faf3A
Disturbances have ooe0rred At Frankfort
90 the MainsjR which several lives were
lost
Fbe wais7ff Italy fs eih86cted with EAgor
on both sides. HsI
Germany is still greatly agitated
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12


Another plot for an insGgFccfiOn has haao
u sosaf6ds il saTjSH Gfshe,S N OH isisa of tbe
ateiler,' intended u revolt Va TIE l4th.-
The day wgs, Fixed arr; everything wss
prepared. The city Sasrog havsaeen pil-
LACED. g 81 ~ 86AkE
fse g0XernfTreDt Was I lnp0sseszsoastsss ali
the "details Of re plot, aad nlsag of tba
rlngieasers ~ The fi9op6stF distraction
have been arrested. Gen. Ca,yaigaac has
every thIa5, ia readiness TO aleee anr emer-
geneg ~ A e4kMA& 48 an
rot iitgels refeets Of .tenarsii sufs t,sSs ,aen
placed under afrtsss faf parsieig,s4 on {. u III
conspiracy of aaene ,igssss. seQefsI d fbe
present go et4as4sest aFe- a. lasas "a crosse
csiing the utmost EXTENT, All the sl,s-
peefed 'nem22sEs7,Tls o.AeFs, and among
sbeie IAkaignae, tirnlly oppose this prog eedr
ug.
tAll the state prisoners have been reno
ged % detached points at distance from
Parts - ~~.-
Inc city Completely fortified at an points
Il is-Eia siar aosoa0asot knelriasend march.
rig is ihesAsaen2g,.au aud demanding either
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

Ail the state prisoners have been reno
ged 20 detached points at a distance from
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

ifYou wood lei nie. hoH, sirs
4 Rua me Z lins some caaal4at4
Z AAto.n6n. JeTt, p kaat
Z 90 not eare fl aeyi Lie
IS b.slst8lr -B6kt FaIdsfd
Summary 81 Sews.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

IIIlIl'A9AIFIII 8, InIy 9IIi, Is49fr9
"AlLlooks wei p Pcpnsyl iania, Gsner-
al Taylor Will carry tie siaia bY Al least
1900. Lis najoritxiq Philadelphia ei.y
aud 90. alone, gall range between. iebt atd
twelve thsasaad The whlgsaof Ras ARE
united as one man sor Taylora aad Fill
mote.n
Telegraphed Tor the Gaiena Daily ADJ
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

The Austriap AHnistrydbWe resigned.
.Lhe fqmWuaists Ia Berlin are endeavor-
~ q excite an nsurrection similar to thar
+ Paris.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

:. ZACHARY TAYLOR
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

"a SD slhsS AkAsN NJ Haehy
sas - IAG9B J.sisNa ),
wssv 8lF4ge ri NJ
eas afl ka3lis l,iS fit1aIsD.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

ArIaYai 81 Sae Europa Three DAYS "a
few from Lurcpe.
NEw NonK. July 81.
- be Guard lHe steamer F.nrona err;yo3
lere this aogn;ng, bringing three DAYS Ie,er
PSI i'gende tfala Europe. She sailed In
be 4sh i3at
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

peeFed EHembags~-fus ollers. and an,ong
sheie S1hfsaiStiae, lgnliy oppose this prog eed-
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

F LaIisiA
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

fSo1 EtCE pEs3.sJf lEETs
49,. Ill. I'm FlI.l.I.lllnE..
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

The \, q. Gtsaoeuf has received papers
from Iampeachy to ttlgrl2hip sIn sevetl
al ista eheaee .hehts with tse indians the
praspect Dowjs thai she whites viii Keep
the upper bana l'he lassesa of' The lhdiar,S
dusiugs rae month ~ i,ne smnHef m least
g 1910 uem IN adiitpurro dies s0ceess-
es, corps az Iidaieos 5000 Al number.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

2]ess = > edFeY. White and Thomas Nc
Mlllia, the gentlemen appointed by the
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-12

mount, and shs rates Of frieshss e gu qgag-
lers sfe dapFesstd to lowef ppistshan bal
beeu haqwn hoe for many yeas, WE an
eersEhgSt'qfcotton has been ssiTpei Q Is
aortbern pdgss az one dollar pA bale, Con
"a tWeiEg eaeis PER barrel na1 alat 4. Taii
eaFga ~ roftan has heen tshets FOR LIVER
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-30
RttRnthmsRt.

The Pos; Once Department has just gone through Inc annual process of letting to coatract ihe entire msii service ihroaghoat foaIth part of the uaiOa The States Of New Jsr.ey. pesu.yivsais, Dela. ware, Maryland. and Ohio compose the section that
 placed uader new eonrsct. for the traaspsg.s.ica of the nais by the rseen, lettings We ar. ia- formed tat, ai,hough the bidders were sot as na- Hseroas usual. yet thefe was sound ssd healthy compssi:ion, and the contracts have been taken at saeh reduction ia Inc prices as b giTe a saving of more ,haa siOo. 900 per snnum, Beside. ,hi. saving in the cost of the transportation fos lhs toa. imporsan, improvements have been made; and in Ohio considerable additional rsilrosi service wIi b. bsoush, Into oTsraiioa.- Us.s1.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-30
FRINGE.

The late advices from the new Republic still af- ford The strongest cf the stability of the provincial Government. The socialists, Csbet and Louis Blanc endeavorei 10 ferneni conspiracy against LamAEtiae and the provisional Government, on he 18th April-which eventua,ed in a glorious triumph for the friends of the provisional Govern men,. showing that their pcaly acquired rights and privileges have been better understood and arpfeci- aiei by the n4sses than was by many supposed - The Paris Presse in speaking of the abor,ve social isi conspiracy, says:
 ''The 18th of April is the date Of the finest day he republic can boas, of since ,he 24th of Februs- Y. The National Guard, provoked bY an inpru- dest manifestation, rose in one boiy, animated both old and new, by one and the sime spirit, by one and the same will The National gaafa,ha ts- ken in hand ibs eaasc of order, o! the true liberty of governme ni and of the rep-bic itself, which could have resisted certain experiments Al Paris was spontaneously iEiamihated- Several friendly demonstrations were in the course of ihs day made before the ofca. residence of N de Lsmsrtine. and whenever tEoop of NisiOnai Guards passed they shouted 10 a mn, svivs Lanartioe!''
 A correspondent of he Lonton Times. speaking "* eAS @N0H@ "ifVu e"T "N@A@fSHs taaS a'- lades 10 the sympathy ani good feeling existence between the old ard new National Guards:
 "At length, about so'sIOek. all settled down. The Boulevard, as Tar the eye coeld reach faad be- lisse might say frota ths Maieae to the Bastile, vas filled wiih Ns,ionaI Guards whose various cos- tunes gave to the sf4r character of novelty and interest iniescriba5ls X laIi of half hour took piscs. The most gratifying. the mos; cheering and the rnosi rsa~suring even, that conld have occued took place before Inc Na'ioaal Guards marched of. The noise of approaching dsams sod the echo of dis taat cheering was hsAJd, and before the csase be- came aPpares. loa4 continuous sho1t issued from theeNatloaal Guards. Ali this was occasloned by the approach of la'gsbody Several tbonsan4s) oi ,hoss men at whom il hss been the fsshioa here in psrs to laash srevsr.nty, because Of hsir gro,es. qse character. aad. h wssoy instances. the poverty of ,ae'r wafdsobs-,he Naiosai Gaards Mo5ais g. They advanced in the sss aecelers m treble rank, sf about sfieen d.eP, and marched better than any troops of lhe line National uafd had ever sec , A more rsSolae set ef felioss has not beea seen than they appeared. They were, perhaps because of Their sense of proprety-a ,Is grave. and carri ei their head. h',ie stiily, except when re.
 iesed hy er-s of 'Vse iq Gards Sationsie' the cn. thasissse shouts Of Fire a Gard< Sssonale Mo. bifs' ~ith which thssr elder eomrides ssesiyss taem'
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-30
clH. Cc RaXEET.

It givesus grsni plsssaEs iaiannsunenaAe sssssal ia ear ely, sf shis esIaAas senssnsa% Ile k sail SbiRsA. from iAe nafure of kh weund. 10 uae eru,ehes, bs, is otherwise fs exesIls3k AealsA. and looks as If hs essd fight hts bates s'sT sgsin." Capt Dassey relates nssnY intsrsstiag la- eidrnts ef his travel. imprisonment ard kSh; in Msxteo, snd we hepe hs may ksd as carly oPPO$- taaisy uf putting ih%u In f.su fer Publies'iea.
 Ia ressrenee so the question at issue between Majss Bssian1 aAd Gasssns M~ casy, = ts shs ess- daei ef sAs later, al lAe tims the Enesrnaeien psisos-'s were in jsoPsriy sf iheir lives fr0sa Hearie's escape. csps. Dansey sets the matter en- Grely st rest He asserts that Capi. Clay ia the he.s Spanish he coaid eonmand, and "a gae4 Ea- gIish. used the following wsras at the periisas mo- Een.
 ~Fsv tas saks ef sae Grsst Hcsyy Clay, ra0 OP. pos-d the gar. ssd rke spposs1 he aaser~tsOa q Tezas. spas, n~. For As sass q iAs great NAss payfs, mea6rr cf vAei faa asS ssafe4 sppsssi Eas E~r cad L saatrasson ef Tszas, aa4 EAich Ass laid nsstral is MT. Sui rssA siH ruise a9siast Mez- ics ss ~z. / sa kaied. spers Rs'
 The character of Capt Dahlsy, as ! rnss of bon os and verscisy. no man will dispats who knows hir7. and he leaves the brand apon good C%ssias" of having told wiifal lie. I; Is bis sinteH'ion 10 prepare ssat~nenisF facts concerning the ~hcie saair, which shall b~ able to give in oar next-