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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

CooLIEs.--Theso unfortunate beings whom
British philanthropy has subjected to the worst
form Of slavery in her West India Islands, have
commenced resisting the arbitrary efforts used 10
force from them the fruits Of their toll. In her
pretended antipathy 10 negro servude, England
has created slavery in the most odious form, and
the poor Coolies the victims of her folly and
fanaticsm. Such is the blessing which her poll
cy gives. The following is from q British West
India paper of January 29th:
The reduced rates of labor, adopted few
months since through the West India Islands, ap-
pear to have met with little approbation.-
The greatest discomfort prevails, and in many
plantations scenes Of outrage have been perpetra-
ted. AT Grenada and at Demerara, the laborers
have not only struck work, but have proceeded to
acts of insubordination and violence which were
deemed sufficient to warrant the aid of the militia
ry. AT Georgetown, tho 2lst, considerable
excitement prevailed. Several acts of iucendia-
rism had been perpetrated, and proclamation had
been published by the Governor, Offering reward
for the conviction of the guilty parties, and coun-
selling the aborers TO be orderly, and contented
with the proposed reduction of their wages"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
VOLUME 7-NO. &c i,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 90 {
LAURIE FnDD.

we have recently read with much qualification,
several communications from this rent oman 10
the Charleston Evening News. His style is snch
| as wouu indicate man cxcelling IN the worthest
qualities of the human heart governed and direct.
ed by that rare faculty, eminent good sensc.-
we know hlm not yet does no appear 10 ,,s To
realize the philosophers ideal of proper mnn.
mems Sand, an corpore Saao.
His real name is Grant Thornburn, he resides
on Long Island, New York. is engaged in the
congenial pursuits of horticulture has written
several useful works, and is the progeni,or of a
numerous and thriving family; children grand
and great grand, to the second and third genera
ton.
To the Evening News of Feb. 25ih, hc COM
municates an article headed :" The Horse and his
Rlder,' which Is thus Introduced !" In all tho
universe OF God, perhaps, he has not given unto
man a more useful more Intelligent and a moro
grateful animal than the horse. lie is a thinking.
calculating, and social anin,al:'' Illustrating
TINS, his text, by several anecdotes, he concludes
wish The following, of which horse of his own,
" Bill" by name, is the hero.
A few months ago there 3icd in INV stable n
horse by the name of Billy. He had carried my
wife, my children, my grandchildren, and my
great grand-chlldren. He was white Canadian
pony, and as docile as u child. One day going
to a village on Long Island on a part OF The road
where | was obliged TO pass, they were making u
stone tence--tho road lay encumbcred with OK
~"A - Ni"iiiSs lhO-OuIICts5 Stones, Nc.-SO
as TO make il almost impossible even in daylight.
got detained beyond expectation. When return
ing 1t was very dark. When came to tho road.
making department | conld not see my horses
head. He stopped. 1t was tho end of March,
the frost coming out Of the ground. Had step
ped from the wagon, | would have sunk TO the
knees in mud. Now, Billy, says |, / can't SEQ
i can't walk; you must try not not 10 upset mo
if you can | Stacked the reins. Now says |.
Billy, ge may gang ger Olcn gait'-(he understood
Scotch well as if he had been born in Scotland.)
lie put his nose to the ground he crossed he
tackled and wore ship like an old sailor among
breakers. He brought me out safe. b.. W ell done,
Billy says l. you shall got bicker (6 quarts) Of
oats for this He capped his feet to the ground,
and in ten minutes we at the stable door,
washed the mud from his legs, rubbed him down,
made a bed of clean straw, gave him a drink, and
then his oats, and bid him good night. He re.
turned a io1c nicker, as if he said, "thank ye.'-
Last summer the wife of one OF my sons died.
Billy went with a man down TO New York, and
brought up her coffin. 1t was his last load. He
took sick at the Same hour, after coming home,
and died in three -four days thereafter. He
was buried an his skin in grare Neither dog
man G'ho would, in his anger, beat abuse his
horse, with the same brutal he will knock
down his wife. Columbia Telegraph.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Look Out.

SHALL offer at public sale the first Monday in
IL July next. az the Court House door i'll Van Buren,
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by RUFUS
FORESTER. Said farm embraces about three hundred
of first quality of land having upon it arge
two story framed dwelling with other vaua bic i'm
provements, and now occupied by Solomon Forester
One fourth of the purchase money will be required on
the day of sale at which time will be published the
remaining payments Possession to be given on the
third day of January l949 Persons desrous of pur-
chasing valuable will do well to ca and ex-
amino the above premises
SOLOMON FORESTER.
March Goth IS4S-6-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

- ECElVED per steamer w. H. Day, 10 boxes Raj.
Il e sins, = bbs almonds, boxes CANDY 10 boyes
Gnesse iO boxes Newark cider do brandy cherries
~ do herring, do Goldfish, Is do young hyson tea
iO co Colorado do 10 do Regalia do % lbs nutmegs
81 lbs cloves, 10 papers tablesat, bbls Malaga wine
~ bbls American gin. 10 do do brandy do molasses
3O Kegs nails, do bar lead, Is mats cassia 10 boxes
queensware assd Is dozen painted buckets received
and for sale by HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM
February :, IS4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

Some curious disclosures are being made by
publications from Louis Philippe's private port
folios found at the Tuileries. A long letter rolat-
ing to the Spanish marriage has been republshed
in the London Times, and although il was written
by the ex King to his daughter, the Queen of the
BeIgians, part Of the language is of SO improper
n description for the public eye, that the Standard
and several other papers have not given the pas
sages in English.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
,,,uts for the Arkansas InteIIigeneer.


: Costa, Fayetteville, Ark.
n T;Is,n & C. G. Baylor, Huntsville, Ark.
Berry, Carrollton.
IEicbeH, Crooked creek,
.s,rtsspwood, Bentonville.
Ward, Beaties' Prairie,
w., n.rool. and NJ. Wright, Boonsboro'.
M NJ Karnes, Ashley P. Q.
7 Daniels. NeOsho, Mo:
1t Honey creek, No.
I,no. Park Hill, {. n.
I.s.er, Kedron.
n.okla. Fort Gibson.
,.Ens Creek Agency.
f., Johnson, Fort Washita' Choc. Nation,
|E,.on, DOakssille,
g,ald. Choct. Agency,
~ N Mayers, Fort Smith.
v,.sr. Pleasant Hill,
& iso1, Spadra,
h Hsys, Dover,
f.. GAINESVILLE,
Brosn, Little Rock,
DSsresnwood, New Orleans.
| ? KeIIom, Charleston,
n.pberson, Oak Grove,
S.,o5enson, Roseville,
| Hlidiu, Dwight,
r. BIeyin, Washington,
| B. Jones. Pine Bluffs.
/ Foster. Helena,
EsH Batesville.
i Parish, Danviile,
/ Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

REDUCTION OF PosTAGE.-fhe Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads, Of the United States
House of Representatives propose bill providing
a reduction of newspaper postage, after the follow
ing munner:-Postage to be free for any distance
not exceeding three hundred miles from the once
capitalization and fixing the uniform rate, without
regard to distance, at half cent. IN case the paper
does not exceed, in superfcies, 500 square inches
and all papers over that sIze ono cent and hall
without regard TO distance, all transient newspa-
pers, not going from the Office of publication, to
be prepaid and charged one cent and half, instead
three cents. at present. Letter postage It is
lroposed to reduce 10 the uniform rate of five cents
fIor The half ounce. The Postmaster General Is
spid 10 be in favor of the projected reduction--
( {bahianorc Clipper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
JNo. C. BOWER, Secretary.

A STRANGE DUEL.-The French papers contain
an account of the trial of water carrier, named
Buzancais, before one of the Paris tribunals, for
killing person employed in the same occupation,
named PouilIon, under very extraordinary clrcum-
stances. 1t appeared that tho prisoner and the
deeeaced had very frequently quarrelled, and ap-
peared to entertain tho greatest antpaihy towards
each other, and they at length deliberately re-
solved 10 settle their differences by mortal COM
bat, after the fashion of their country, Auvergne,
and which consists in kicking and b!ing-In fact,
all means are perrptted and considered ia wful for
each to employ to destroy his adversary. 1t
seemed that they were deterH9ined to have this
duel, that in order as they thought to shield them
selves from the legal consequences, they drew up
paper in the following singular terms
81, Pierre Barnabe Buzancais, water carrier,
aged % !; and he Antoine Nicolas Pouilon, water
carrier, aged 81, have mutually and willingly
agreed as follows 81 and he being enemies, and
finding it impossible to agree together, Go hereby
undertake to fight with fists and feet until one
of the other shall be killed and this agreement
is come to of perfect good will, and in friendly
manner we both agree thai the snrvivor shall moi
not be in any way responsible to the law or any
person for the consequences. Thus, if |, Pierre
Barnabe Buzancas, should kill him, Antoine
Nicholas Pouillon, no steps are to be taken agains
me and fhe should kill me, there is TO be the sam
result. We have agreed that the fight shall taxi
place without any seconds or witnesses, In ordo
that it may be conducted moro at case, en-
without any fear of interruption"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
For Sale.

ME subscriber offers for sale his DlgelLin
Il House, Store House, and Ware House, on Water
street,-fOrmerly occupied by 5. & G. Turner The
property sUIu low. person wishing
to purchase such property obtain a bargain.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. MORRILL, &
MAREAN.
LORENZO DELANO.
Van Buren, April 90 1S48. Il-6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
u. NJ. FLETCHER,
Grocery, Produce, Commission and Forward
ing Merchant,

On BOARD THE WHRF-DoAT, ALEX. ScoTT,
NAPOLEON, ARK'S.,
rs ready attend to all business IN his line Ihe
cabin is ready for the reception of Boarders and
Travellers The hull is large and substantial, enough
store eight hundred tons OF freight IN perfect
safety; and the proprietor promises The strIctest
teution to business entrusted him. Liberal ad
vances will be made on produce
Napoleon, Ark, March %, lS40.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

A colony of communists, seventy-fivo IN num-
ber, recently sailed from Havre for New Orleans,
with the intention of settling upon and cultlvotlng
tract of 100000 acres, on Red River IN
Texas. They intend living in common. and call
each other brothers. NJ. CALET, their head re-
mains in France.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
New Style Bonnets.

NCW SlyIt DOnnctS.
NLORENCE Braid Bonnets. White do do. Rut
II land do. do. Fancy bird eye do Fine French
gimp do. China pearl edge do. Misses straw and
leghorn do. do. Jenny Lined gimp do
Just received and for sale by
Eagle Block May 10, '48.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Notice.
A DistiIlery for Sale.

BNOR Sale, at my residence, near EvansVille' IVA
Il Ak the COMPLETE apparatus for Distery,
,,meIv: / two hundred gallon still; one hun
dred gallon do Worms, Tubs, &C., &c. lhese
things re all in good order, they have not been zen
used two seasons, and do not intend 10 use
them again, am anxious to sell, which VIII Il oo
on the most liberal terms. l am wiling 10 sell Oh,
a credit where the purchaser will give ample Doho
and security. ,,crD1rpc
Evansville, Jan. l. lS4S.-47-h.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Notice..

NOIlCC.
~ OIlCE is hereby given that I shall at the JnIv
! term OF the Probate Court of era avford connt
oil Arkansas make application for the sale of the
= TN west quarter OF sec. T. Township No. g. mort h
VI range 50 W., containing hundred and sixtv
acres of land the property of the estate of Isba
1Gc d. ior the payment of the debts of said
HARDY HEWES
May 49, 1S48. wv ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
New Goods.

w ALLACE WARD have Just received
Ty balzorlnes and painted laws Organdie lawns
Piack and white plaid lawns. Fancy plaid oinqhams
Lawn ginghams. Linen ginghams Fancy co Iored
GGhambrays Plaid and stripe linen shades Jenny
Nineo tissues Jackonet, check and Swiss muslin
Linen cambric Hemsttch Hdkfs g. g.
May Is, '4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

GA stone resembling black flint and weigh
ing l3 pounds, fell not long since, near Carthage,
in Ohio. 1t is supposed 20 have been discharged
from the volcanoes in the moon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Scott. White e. 90
Misunderstanding and Millinery.

Aw MRS. M. NJ JOHNSON, respectfully O.
'es!1 informs the ladies of Van Buren, and Vi L.s1
cnity that she has returned and again Offer her @
ces IN Dress-Making and Millinery at her old
stand on Phillips street Wv
april I5-9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Come AGAIN.

a. al ~ stock By steamer W. III. Day, low as ever;
Fsome goods lower-Staple Dry Goods, all
10y dry goods, new styles dress goods
H., H., mats and caps. Clothing, fine and com
l. tlan ever hardware and cutlery
le-s, vices, bellows and chains, crockery
fiia', groceries My rule is never to let you
goods, If you have any kind of produce Oh
1sl sell, even, at very small profits
B. BISHOP,
eceas No 3, Main Street, Van Bureh
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

OErIt is rumored in London. thatthe Duke OF
Wellington makes no secret of his opinion, that
the time has now come for giving Constitution tc
Ireland.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Cash Wanted.

a LII persons knowing :hemse Ives to be indebted TO
~ me, either by note book account, will confer
a favor by calling Immediately and settling up.
have a small assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Liquors, Bar Decauters, Oats Corn &c, all of which
| will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
D. DICKSON.
Van Buren,, May I3, 1848.-l3-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

ANEepoTE.-The Providence Journal tells an
anecdo,e of q good old Connecticut deacon, whe
was htching very feeble pair of oxen to very
heavy load Of wood. A neighbor asked how no
expected to get so large load tosnnrket with SO
poor team. The good deacon replied that he
expected aid from Divine Providence. His
neichbor asked him if it would not be as well to
dispense entirely with the oxen, and let Divine
Providence draw the whole load
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

ANOTHER HYpRoPuoBIA CURE.-As soon as the
wound has been made, cup the lacerated parts
la case no ply yscian is at hand or inability to pro-
cure a set of cups, an ordinary lumber can be
used rs q substitute by exhausting the AIR In the
glass with piece of lighted paper. The cupplng
process cannot fail TO draw the virus from the sys'
fpp.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Straved or Stolen,

FROM the subscribers. living in the CITY X
s.s: :: .;
|-b ane and small thin tail; has oeen
has snort Leth sbouIders for the swinny; mas ~ y
nthsI marks known except some saddle % horse
yerv old look out of his eyes; is hsrai reward
walks very a. NV nerson delivering said horse 20 '
undersigned.
April 18th, IS4S. 9-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

NEGRO CoNvENT1oN I}pY yt{ :eolQ{.
ed preachers left Pntsbhve IN 31 ~ f1l(121
dephia, whero geneill. esAs s<3
prea chers is 70 bs s. = 81, g, q,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

Hats.
GUNNER fashion extra Castor Hats
~ do. do. moleskn and Paris do.
B. B. black and white Russia and Brush do.
Ashland pearl and sporting do.
Cerro Gordo Buena Vista and Mexican do.
Palo Alto black and white wool do.
Panama, Leghorn and Prussia leaf do.
Children's Leghorn do.
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD
May Is, '4s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

Regular Line Of Packets.
FROM Napoleon, Mouth of Arkansas River
TO LITTLE ROCK, VAN BUREN.
FORT SMITH AND FORT GIBSON.
THE light draught steamers
IL
WM. APMSTR0NG, E. TIMMS, MASTER.
MEDIUM, J. TIMMS, MASTER,
SANTA FE, GEO. TURNER. MASTER.
THE WIN. ARMSTRONG and MEDIUM. leavin,
Napoleon on Mondays and Thursdays at o'clock
M Returning. will leave Little Rock same da vs.
The SANTA FE will cannect with these boats a.
Little Rock, making regular trips weekly from Lttl,
Rock to Van Buren, and Fort Smith, and extending her
trips to Fort Gibson when the water will permit
OPassengers may rely upon this beinga
PERMANENT ARRANGEMENT.
And that their reghts will be conveyed through wit,
certainty and despatch and the lowest customar r,
rates All the boats in good sound condition
and handsomely fitted up for the accommodation o.
passengers.
AGENTS.
NJ. GREENWOOD & CO., N. Orleans
A. HAYS & CO., Napoleon.
Il. ID. MERRICK & CO., Lille Rock.
Dec Id IS47-16-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Terms per year :

Terms per year:
cy sl.0O Twenty Copies, sl3,OO
eIopies, 400 Thirty Comes. 1000
IoPes, 700 Fortv Comics $500
.-iiea numbers of the Galaxy will be sent
y, ] oae on application by letter (post paid.)
*,S -. and communications must be addressed
ral 10 HENRY II. PAUL 81 CO.
I'm Publishers, Philadelphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

@EAD Rags and Purses steel Beads and Purse
hTrmmings, &C., for sale by 2 w,pD
GOO POUNDS Cotton Yarn 5000 doz: cot
OOUU yarn. Received per, per steamer wv IN fr,eh
r. and for sale by. WALhAOh
ApriI 6, S4S,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26

Sor 2" ,lE,r ipereeH tstn Ianges Srael,
;riet nit eindncer MAIDEN. Scerr 86tm, ant,
rprtete Soampet, I'd, trmm' nsesn Der Nep
Ss II einmll 10 uno f., uuo ca nntt au,s
Hecen nh.s mehr. gs it halt EN- 6ie
C3nl nit Gnd, sspeisn. c5tb hab' init Den
nerrn @cmmGdr aereot uno Ger faat, caf
Stt Gut, n,t,t heir1tten tonnt. WiGen GU
rpas, cerr 9ebm, S'e fac Elm eeididte,
'Menih in Shreibiad,sn, geben Sle BON Be,
8rcnwade neg unc hetratbeu Sie Die pss
pi. cd, nil cas W5: ,lid,te thuu uno sperce
neincm gEeibe niht5 capcn ia9en, oaB Die
p.pi nitt 81 furs fcmme. gSas neinen
Ss2' rSsius ner tpir cenn lieber aIs
,d,, SNamrel wenn ith bic ]tepi bettatber
trnnt', ober bier 9ebt's niht, uno BON Der
@rensnade wegeehen, 1T aud, eine ihrpere
sod,e-"- uShre G.tern werren mphl auh
eiwas ttun, S,err Vbbm g. - .,Dis 9espis
uid,ts sh bab' Icuen 9siitlitcr meroer,
uuo bin ceswesen sur grcn;nod,e sesan,
aen r' ,Sie haben icacn @e,ifid,er per'
oen?' fraete Der SHampel unriufuhrlih mi
einem Sltf oes Sdrefeus - oenn er bate
icinem Sohue cine dtnlld,e Slnnees uni
Stanoe5dnoeruns sewie audi nidt oers'e
b hen-, 1857 Sbr mas, Dampel, i'd MIL ie
+ hcn, rae id, su cinem 3cuamt periest sperce
= "a aekt es nit bent joeiratbcn lethter.' -
yDic Iauee fam cenn oas oauern? Wii
} len sic ras. SNerr BGhm, flnf,i9 S'ulre,
, ril lo, n,r's fciten Iaifen 9ber eb' meiu'
E"d)tpr in's Ginpbett fcmmt, mii1en S,t
j,ceh,cit oen,ad,t haben. GAS uerfpred,em Stt
mir. r.'-,Sa, 1ampcl, mas AT mir lIeat.-'
,,shnSye Gir mir'e, Scerr Sctm Sis
boteu iclrn @eiitlttter peroen unc ino'e
nlt,t oewcrorn. gle mii0en Mrs lehtporen,
ne.r ybbm, icnft slaub' id,'s Shnen nid,t.'
-, ,,Mciner Seele, 6omprL fca mir G'rti
uid,t endpis fem, rrcnn id, bic pept nid't tsl'
ratte, aber auf cen Gag fam tch's ntht be-
timmen y - ,.2Icjes. So:rr SShm, ater
renu Sie falid, 9eidapcreu taben, ba hnter
Sie fth - - IS lag etwae Surhtbares it
Gem lcnit unIheinbaren un> aemutbltd'er
WeIcn ces paIhhampels, unc ettpas filh'
renoes susle,eb lit lciuem frcmmten 8lauben
Der fsdepaIher, Ger, I'M ftd, aus cen S,dn
cen pes @critts lcs su MAIDEN eelc9en I'm,
,,ehe ud,e 1t hattie, rbne lein @eni0en tm!Oan
ceiten beitwert III fiihlen, leste bier IN e',
te,l,ses 0erlprsd,en e,ue fat f,nel.hs 3u
+ uerlld,t. Sur benz @eitse seaen!,ter mir
GER icuit brape Wann gum Sd,urfen - ha
V tcmmt auf reren Hehnuus, bic lcIte 81
{ ese semaht habsn.
;. (ShluB fnlat.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
(S Shlue fcl9t.)

Muetocte pon stephan @trs
ao:- Oerr q. bate eihen jun1en Drum,
als @ummis in feinem 8eidaft, Der ibm IN
ecer Sss,stuua aeft'l. Oils oerlslbe II c51h'
re alt urre, hoff eer, Soerr g. mitrbe tbm
gtmas m Sctref isner 3nfunit fasen, tras
Sor: -. jcoct, icrafiltis uermiec. @lnes 1a'
see flste il;t, Der junae Wenfd, elm Seers uno
recetr Sorn. g. ceshalb AT, mcrauf er sllr
ylnt,pr,t e. hlef: Sa,pohl. idb weiB, caB S,e
Il cS,hre alt eetporoen itno. uno nteln Hath
Ut, cae gle ras &iltsrseihdft erlernen.
Der junse Mlnn 9lanbfe auf cen Jide n
III ialsn, osnn e,nen icihen Hltb bdrte er
Il + 10 ,hrih nittr er,p 1rtet. 9Its er ittt pies
Ger bon ienemGt1aunen erbclt tatre. ertpies
oerte or. men e.e,e. 9atb pen j.ru. g. ernlfs
I'D, semeint fsi, 10 ,pclle er ihn befolqen. cr.
IS. beIahte es. unier jungerNann 9ln9 nun
III elnem Der beiten &nter in Ole eshre uno
aelanate balo pabin. cas Ct eln Sac ebcn 10
allt mlo,te m,e eln alter erfabrner slrbeiter.
9tat, ell,.9er 3lt qing er oahn 5u SPA. g.
uuo la9tc ihm, caB er ielne Gehrs beitancen,
uno eaB er H,0ens ie', ietblt EN- oerarti9ss
eSelhait aniufan9en. Sor. IS. ihien MI, benz
6leise uno semprcjette Sufreeen uno beifeus
te 6dser. Ger junse &afsr madte iolte
aus Dem beiten Waterial, une rcute i1e in
oas @cmptoir oes prn. g. WaS fuiten ites
,par ie.ne Srase. - 2haler, iaste Der Gr'
9rmm,s, billiaer fann idh Ge nid,t ta6en.
W,blfeil senaa. tpar8.'s 9ntwort, ihrei
ben S.e mir oic 9f:hauns aus. a,a
Jtua fcmut DER W,s Der @eihid,te:
oer g.. bGaciste baseaen cem junsel
M,nne cine 8anfapte pcn 800 600 Elm. Uni
Iaatei: ipenn Sie 70 uuslndtid, fnb,, Sist
Suase ID sestieseat 70 vsriaebsn Sie .sis sis
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26

DIR 0Ais St1ats .Sctc eritheint re JsIma6ia jeetn
NittWoh: Der Sutttrpt rns.pre 1T 81 so uns
sseinste 1craustetaBiuns in 8aareelS, ossr
penn su 3abluus nab rer sr,tsn IoaIfts pes
9asrts st(bsbt 9plter 3ablcns batt" 81 50 ~
ssttiAten xein ltnteribrsiter wirn fur sinsn tnr'
etrtn 3eittaum ais .Uecnlte anStncinlnen; aud
saan sie3eituns MIR sann aufsssrtcn nerrsn, men,'
aAt Nutflnoe atbejablt fino. G.nt QslnahlalNs
exns Die 3citun3 pcr ecm Gnrc ces 'abrs aufiatnn"
sea- pirs ais cine Srneucrnn5 Der Snritrt ttcn be-
srahtet Ollttbrfurscn NIB Sricft mao rjtftrei er
bttsa. ,It orfe SsetaSun5en ws.pen pIntt'ds be-
seadbtet werctn. ...- ..... ........ ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
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Aus oem bOlmudsfhleilihen 4ebirSe.
.-. Cine rp1hre 9sfhlhte. a.
Bon Il f + . 8 or II.
(JcrtieBurg.)


Der palhhampsl fhrltt nun NIT Sefa9els
tsr @.le nber Berg uuo 2tal, es tparoe ltd's
ter Gag. bic Sonne sins auf, er mar gum
Iope mi,oe. aber oas @ebirse mar erreidt,
aaS in einer Der 8anoen erqu'dte er fds nit
Broo ,inc 8ranntmein. Sed,s Stnneen
bersaaf uno bersat, oft aanse Stred!h ilber
SeFel nno alattss $ O.ioieht, ,lin,p,t ieltlt
esinen 70 9eusten une flhern 8ersl dnser.
sOie Der paltbampel mar, rergsifalt mt,
bag er ben 0ief cee aBeses nur mabfslia u
eeudeno su:ilflsate. Gr fam aus oem bohen
gebirs in iens ,Sanoe = uno blieb, uie E,
IL, Die nieoere Suite trait pie Ypn ei,,em 50
Gn Shlaae setrpfeu, itebeu. Gtpas muet.
porsefalen lein Die Abnuna, io i'm, ben gan
aea W;s seoratt uno acpreBt bate. pa
cine faIfae sewelen. pepi iab tpeineno Il
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26

6tat 3ttasnhnxleams rrn einsm 3isre& eeev
tpenissr tottct fur ciniialtss Sinrut s SO Gents,
fur 3mat 5 ], UNI fur j,ce ftrnere Giurutuns ter
ttlten pitrrfs rs Gents. Gin 8itrcct 3 U,ct1as
tiniusntsn rpfet So, 6 Dirnate IS, [ Sabr 50 -.
Cine balre @palte aMenate ein,urittn S 9, s De.
nate Is, l5abr IS. 0iHe sanit .9raite fir seD1s,
nat srtfss ; u.s. 6 Mcnate s 27 unb / SaGr $50.
g sfdaffstart. scn scer .rentser 3es
len s'nInratsn rsr Sabr 5 8, Mlpnatts So. -
rue tarbeit jerer 4rt in ttutfeb,r, tna.
!''ser uno fransShber 2 rratte tpiro in rer Dffee
res "CD'o Staats-Scten" prcunpt, ta,.ter unr cor.
rect Scl,cfrt.