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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18
HlreeI Nuiaancea.

Mn. Enron ALLOW me, through the columns Of
your paper to call the attention of the proper auhori
ties to an intolerabe nuisance that is carried on In
dozen clothing auctionecrs the continual din OF
"opIy shiIins for that fine coat" could be well
enough got along with but standing as they do just
inside Of their shops and commencing their Internal
goipgn crowd s collected, and the street
be comes next TO mpasfabe. To MS who ocoasion-
ally under the necessity ofgoi from East Broadway
down town, the nuisance u unbearabls I would like
10 be informed " there u not authority To suppress tho
nuisance BY givpg-the above an insert.on you will
very much obfge maS3 refidepts Of
Etsr BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

The MYSTERIES OF New ORLEANs.-The New
Orleans Picayune contains the following account
Of transaction in that city which ough. to draw
down upon the head Of the guilty party the severest
punishment The girl jumped out Of the second
story window and seriously bruised herself in the at
tempt to escape. The girl, Bridget Mclaughlin
charged Fanny N. Smith eourteaan, with having
whipped her in the most outrageous manner with a
cowhde. The girl procured from an intelligence
oce for the ostensibe purpose Of cooking in Fannys
establishment. The girl has been but short time in
this country and went to the house perfectly ignorant
OF its character. She had not been there many DAYS
before she discovered that all was not right and
wished to leave Miss Fanny first tried coax her to
remain, and when she found that this would not do
che locked up her clothes and kept her until evening
when she renewed some Of the infamous proposals she
had before made The poor girl was proof against all
temptation and the gentle Fanny then locked her IN
in room, and tried wi cowhid, to whip her 10
compliance with her wishes. The girl was whipped
in the most revolving manner and finally at the neri
OF her life jumped from the balcony into an ad DIN
ing yard and escaped. The police officers on Wed
nesday evening went to arrest Fanny but she having
by some means been warned of their conf ny was not
TO be found. The house was searched from top TO
bottom, and the bird was at last found snugly en-.
sconced and almost suffocated in an armoir. which
bad been turned down twice during the search She
bail for her appearace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

WING PoLITIcIANs-WmG MovEMENTs-The
leaders and editors of the wing party take much
credit TO themselves for their shrewdness and
sagaciy and make full drafts upon both, under
the supposition that they really possess those
qualifications. In indulging in this supposit on
they commit gross deception on themselves. for,
SO far from being possessed OF them, they are self
conceited, to an IN ordinate degree, and have ac-
tualy done more to Injure the prospects of their
candidate Dor the Presidency and have abused
him mole even, than Mr.. Richie, of the Union,
has done. AS proof of the truth of this. we
need only cite the conduct Of the whig editors of
New York towards General Taylor, before his
nomination by the Philadelphia Convention. while
they were aware Of his being a prominent can
ddate, and had an excellent chance of being
eventually adopted by that body. Their abuse of
HIM was without stint, and they found themselves
after his nomination, obliged to retract every
thing they said, swallow the nauseous dose, with
wry faces, and then turn round and pour forth on
HIM their adulatlon. What spectacle this was +?
With what degree OF reason can they lay claim
TO shrewdness and sagacity in political matters 2
Then again, the proceedings of the recent Whip
State Convention, h Id in Utica, in this State.
are another movement of their imbecillty and
folly. The address of that body is nothing but
a mass of words-words-w without sense
or meaning, and calculated to do more injury than
service TO the cause, which they endeavor to for
ward by it. 1t is nothing but re-hash of the silly
leading articles that have, from time to time,
appeared In the silly wing journals of the day,
huddled together, and mixed up, without any re-
gard TO order or regularity
1t Is, indeed, well for General Taylors cause,
that other influences, favorable to his election,
are at work The free soil movement, and the
lndefaugable John Van Buren,, have done more to
promote the election of General Taylor, than what
has been accomplished by all the whig leaders.
politicians, and editors. II has been so with them
IN times past, and, we fear, it will be so ALWAYS
with them They are arrapt bunglers and, posi-
lively, have defeated their objects, on many occa.
sions, by their own bungling and mIsmapa oemen,
Such document as that issued by the Utica Con.
vention could not promote the success of any
cause, but, on the contrary, would retard II, and
defeat 1t, If no other influences were at work.
PoRTo RIco.-We had several arrivals yester-
day from different ports on this island. Through
the violence and energy of the authorities at
Mayaguez and Ponce, all manifestations of dis
quiet were efiec ually put down, and on the 29th
ultimo, the island remained perfectly TRANQUIL
The crop was over, and there remained very little
produce for shipment. American produce plenty.
ard rated low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Arlxsnsus Election.

ST. LOUIS, No. Sept, IL, 1s4S
Returns from all but five counties shew a majority
Of 4637 for Johnson the regular democratic candidate
for Governor.
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PITTsBURGH, Sept. 49, 1s48-Prices of -four are de-
clinipg and sales made in the morning at 81 75
but subsequently,, operations TO small extent
made at 81 So Sales of wheat at so cents and corn
at SO cents, with very limited demand. Oats selling
at 20 cents Clover seed at SO 75 Flax Seed So cts
per bushel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18
Political Intelligence.

NEW YORK.
James Watson Williams, of Utica is the bunker can.
didate for Congress in the Oneida District no renre
sented by Timothy Jenkins
=, The vote in the nominating convention stood, viii.
liams, 30; jenkins, Ri John Stryker l.
PENNSYLVANIA.
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
- Democrats.
Deikr ''''... William Strong
Tis"iolu, &C. ..''... James T.. Mcfarland
LuSerne, &c .............. Hendrck b. Wright
'""'"'" M; 49, Andrew Parker.
CheS'er, .''.s'.. Jesse c. Dickey
WISCONSIN.
The Ailwaukie Sentinel (whig) short time since
gave the following statement and estimate of the con-
ditfon OF parties In that state
The canvass Of last May, when a full vote was posd.
disciesed the following result -
Dewey dem ..........,..... l95ss
~"NNNJ' N""'oN' . l0,&4Y
Mr. Van Buren, will receive ak tho usand democratic
votes The Sentinel Gays hs friends sanguine that
ne VIII get double that number, " but concedng him,
that much, and the proportion Of abolition and whc
strength above mentioned assuming, as is quite pro-
ing What mot at pr that PHsa a%H grant mt
all Of the democratic vote, that Mr. Van Buren, doss
not, the November canvass would stand nearly as fol-
Gen. Taylor. Observation-Disclosures 600 votes
Gen Cass. ....''' .'..".......... $1,000
The Sentinel continues = We think that we have
ua,ed Inc prcpaotes fairly and the conclusion Is
for the electoral vote of Wisconeinu ~
INDIANA.
Inc Iayior mass convention ut Fort Harrison On
the 9th September aletter from Terre Taute TO the
Indiana state Journal, rays was attended Inv twentu
five thousand persons Mt least.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Free Soil Convention was held at Concord vester.
uay large number OF delegates in tie pdauoe
The convention nominated for electors of nresident
mt largeEx Governor John Page OF laverhi nd Hon
Daniel Holt OF Sandwich. For district No I Jobn
Dow; No z, Selma Hale No g. Thos PerSins No
y John ~ White. The convention was addressed INV 4
Join A. Bollesof Boston, Nath1 Sawyerof Ohio John
and Austin Wiley, of Maine
MISSOURI
me anticipation gives official returns from all the
counties IN ths state except shannon, Putnam IIar-
mon ana Gentry, which will increase the demo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

lHE OCEAN STEAsERs.-The IIbernia, for
Liverpool, leaves Boston, and the Washington
for Southampton and Bremen, leaves this port, on
Wednesday next
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LAGUNA.-The brig J. II. Stevens, at this port,
which left Laguna on the 18th ult., reports things
quiet and that most of the inhabitants of Cam
peachy, who took refuge at Laguna, are returning
10 their homes
The U. S. sloop of war Saratoga sailed from
Lseuna for Tobasco to water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

TnE STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES has not yet ar.
iycd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

The ACADIA is the next Cunsrd steamer due a,
Boston. She will probably arrive there on Satur-
do,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-18

city agsin looked de- solate save whs the Inhabitants
were going to sndfrom church. The bar-rooms were
all open and the temporary heat often resorted by
those who felt tisposed to stand the cool air. in pree
to the comfortable FIRE. In the lower part of
struggling along, holding In his hand medal which
had been presented to him for his deeds Of daring
on the bloody fields OF Mexico He was met by
who in better days had known him an industrious
and worthy mechanic and one strictly temperate in
his habits But he returned different man. entirely
given up to debauchery The heart of his old friend
moved in compassion toward him and ne kin lily took
him home to his own house. that he might relish good
repsst mething to which his alime ntary functions
had long been strs nger AS the day drew to q close
the clouds lowered and the rain began to fall, and
every appearance indicated the approach Of the equi
noctial storm
WHAT HAS BECOME OF HIM ION the third of June,
last Mr. Alvin Merrill left this city, with intention
to visit his brother, residing in the town Of Elgn
steamboat Hudson, since which nothing whatever has
bee heard Of him. He is represented to be a young
of very regular habits, and it is apprehended
some accident or foul play has befallen him.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday at the First ward station house. the body
Of bridget m nd 30 years Of age native Of Ire
over by o horse and cart at the corner of Battery
Place and State street. 1t seems the deceased was
crossing the street. when met by the horse and cart
which was driven by boy at a moderate trot, the
horse struck her shoulder and down she fell and the
wheel of the passed over the lower part OF her
abdomen, causing almost instant death. The jury
returned verdict that the deceased her death
by injuries received by being accidentally by
a horse dcart, Of Battery Place and State
street.
COMMON COUNCIL There will be meeting of both
branches Of the Common Council. at the usual hour
this afternoon, when it Is probable the humbug Of
the enlargement Of the Battery will be brought up
FRE.-A fire broke out ON Saturday night, in the
house. No 173 Water st., occupied by b. s. j. Jessup
as fur store. The damage occasioned by water was
considerably more than that by fire.
AccIDENT.-A man, named Alexander Cadet, yester-
day fell from the second story to the cellar of the
house on the east corner Of Nassau and Fulton sts
by which he was seriously hurt. surgeon was called
in who dressed his wounds after which he left for his
raaid
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Theatrical and Musical.

THE EQUINox.-There were signs of this storm
irbt
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NEW YORK.
James Watson Williams Of Utica is the hunksr r.. ~
didate for Congress in the Oneida district nov
sented by Timothy jenkins. f'
The vote, in the nominating convention stood Wi,
liams, 80; jenkins, q; John Stryker /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-14
70 vaoa ...s.'s0 sos'v''sr res''-'

Ps.chau W Turnry.....
Ore aifeh 4 bio01Dsr. pol.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
2ouis Sbdfsr.
Hehtsanmalt unb Hciarius, Canton.
Starf g.. ShIc. ..-| ~.

NehtsdnDalt unb Tctdriu6, Canton.
Starf Co., Sbtc, ,'@ "
qBirb feine unsctbciltc Acknowledgement allen Ii
tein Sad itla8snren urt,eaftcn, rie ibm anrer
traut mcrren m6scn, in Y tart unr rcn anarcn,cn
Den Counties rirmen 3n9l iob tcnaebritt,st or iei
nc sanrsicutc, caB CT rcr Sur,cm raDrcnr tenes
AufentbaIts i'll 0letp Ucrt, cureb cic aitiae 6ii II
ess Sairitcn GrnfuIs rafclttf GlnriobtLnaen 1,
tretten i'm Stdnps mar wcnatb cr tiinftia ir. en-,
Seitaftc in aacn 1btilen Srutttl lam tnret lte,
ter9ate an folsente Nsbtsanmalce rlnttliob UNI
PROMPT perf: ben fam. .,s II. .gg -, q
Sur Hbeinbe6en uno @rcBberscafhum
Baren,
@onrao steinmes. @ad,enbeim an Der
Sodnrct Ghetnfreis 8alern. a.. IL,
SIR Witrstllrq, 8ambero unb oon, Gift
Bayern, Sranten, Nasbad, 9inrntera uuf
oas 8cni9reido gSiirtemterg, Hr. Nrons 81
Rnmpft. foniel. appeuationsseridts 9opc.
TAT in 8amberq. '.s7~ = - ~
Sir 3rueibrhden, Snamtura uno 0abein
'reuBen, nru. Carl @rl en-, fSuiql. yIopr
at in 3peibriiden.
Nctarius Wclf Oberbrcnu, leport.
renf 3t,eoerrtein, glias. $50 ~ ~
Vollmaebtn une aeridtl,dc Ootumentt ,ese,
Ut iperoen pcn ibrn in ocutfbsr, enslifeber unf
'anJSifeb.r Srrabt serftrtisf. ~: !'1,ylfss'i
Canton Sstr. ,. Is4y. a.tr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Neue5 9dfner ST.
(Ndft.
Yernharo uno H(prens @Gb.

Yern6aro uno N(oren, @Db,
~ enahribtigcn brc Srcunce unp altc Sunren. TO-
orpie cas Vutltum i'm NI5cmsintn, eaB ls ib1
Gtatiilftment scle3cn.
tn Der SherrY Strafe, beinahe seqennber
G,ecr9 Nabers Q8pllen' Sac'crp, iuolit, bon
9. &c. Rimbaus Gjeberet. Sle perferttaen
ale Scrtcu Don Tbcn uno @ros lBaaren,
beicnners alleNrten 8rd,de Wild,topfc,
SbuIIeln, Ieller, Rumpen, Slumentopfs,
&c. &C. &c.
@ie rertaufen fir Naarsrlo retr sanrcsprccuttt jt
sanstaarcn Oiarttrrtiicn auItrtf tts - Elm ltms
ifano, rer aesenw1rtiB ron irccm loauspater prer
iecer 6ausmlttsr trrittibtiSt ,ptrrcn fclltc. gu.
scidb teriAttn lt. paB c Il + init Der Stttrrtisun9
pom 1ipsf3urcn teftaitiarn nnr i'm Stance iino
Sn stsctener 0crtbrtft irScnr cine Si9ur, eln
atbanrtlc rcer 8cmilrc auf pas 1eEbmat rc4fe
unr ean3 correct an,ufertiscn Oa litt ibre Grteit
j>tcr,tit curtb G3ntc, t5c(6mat unc Oautrbaftil'
felt aus;cibnet, 9fatitrn NC 81 ictcracn unterttn'
sung trrstbtSt Ju lsn, unb botFen eefsIte aIte su
crbalt n.
Dsj is. le4e. 'et.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
SO It
Seinrid, 8urtharct aus Itebernban

RGniaieid Burtemter9?
0erlelbe it Dor un9sfdbr II bls l8 Sah>
rem itat cen Ber. Staaten eefommen; uno
Dor Ooer ,Sahren lcu er nod III 2ouIsplue
ais 1ReBaer se1rbeitet bdben.
Der Sohn Ieines BruDers. speld,er Dor =
Monaten tu's 0ano fam u. ftt, bier aufhdlt,
rpiinidt inni9it JRdheres lber ieinen Sntel
III erfahren.
9lue ctejenioen, ,reld,e BON cenen Nufent>
halt piRsu, ilno ocbeteu ben unterSeihnetea
caocn in &enutnis Al fesen.
8ictcr Sciba.
Ste Sroee ndthit Der WartftitrrBe.
pittsburG Yl. Sali, 20. l847.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
$50 tit Nrieortb .@h6brer.

: ~31 Us CttSsk6W -N|WWUlGI,- ~
9ebnrt'9 aus Hleid,me,ler, Canton 3peibrAe
den &Dnlereid gatern? ''''o''
Terlelte irQ I'D, in oeG leBten a catjren
in ct. Qculs, 10 ,pie nberhaupt,m lReffeF
ouf9eboIten baben.1 Gem Sturtr Sseinridk
Ed,abrer IN Spitcn. Ger linn tpid'tise lsiaa,--
fldten pescn SemSacspsrhdlm,Ge. ,Nifix-
tfe'len bat, ,pilnid tetnlidit felnen slnftnt-
hoif gu erfahren. Sr, 70 pie afie Menfdes-
feunre, rpcld'e ansfurft er.heilen ftnnts,
llno 9ebetcn, lclde 9eioncen Al laiIen, an
~ Gein.rrh S.hdhrer, -aa
care of oston Merkur, oston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
W O. ft n b

W o finb -#ad 1.hT
Ger! une neinrida Matlano, aus 2imt Sd,tes
ce, canncoer 2 - j0iefeIten fdsiensn sulest
aug elncirnati in 1910 unD baben ieittem
ntdtts crn fldr Srer Tnf7cn. ~
Dfrllnters setdhnete ,itr Grefbrutsr, Manf6t
fbpid,t Gad,ridat reHaitrenl sn ltefe,halaf
arlestcn, 6. 6. Diuiau1 Martsu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Sier 0aue,eien Su perfaufen.
un9efdhr ein Stertbetl mnter
ihrpur r,,rf(id,et1 Mprth

lhrem mlrtltd)en 9Eerth.
Der llnter;cidnate oerfauff priuatm pier
Vanerslen, auf pe'hen fthcn iehr quite 8ers
tetierungen aemat't murren, untcr irhr BIZ
liaen SecinNnn9en. 3nei. pcu so sIdsr
ieoe, uno cine ron 16D 9lfrr, nabe be,
Eaibctlle, SHclmes @runtD, nno e,ne ron
30 Nder. uENef1br cine halte Meile ron
Semp Scunin. Shlc, uno bic
lelbe @nifernuna pcm 9Hatadz umo @ries
8anal.-8ute @ebdure. Sdeuern unb aus
tes Secl; auf jecer ecrielten!'
Qouis g dfer.
Canton ben 4. 9lua. 7S47.-34-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26

pat ioeben etne neue unb unibertreffIide
Answabl Sater BON alien Sorten. raiTeuo
tar ale Sabresseifen, erbnlteu. Die er ,n ben
btlllaiten prei5en III oerfaufen 6eabGdfiet.
Nomrnt, unferfld,et uno ,pir iIuo aepie.
cas lhr ntht anbefrieoi9t unlern Stcbr Der
laeet!-
eaHton, apra H., ls47. (17-bH
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Slt Uerrentcll

Gin 9erdumiees y3cbnhaus nit 3inl-
mern unaefdbr W:ilen bon Gnntcn geie-
GEN. Qiebhaber frnnen sualeid, BON einem
lis 9lder eanb unter biliaen 8ecineun.
gen renten.. Das Slabere Su erfraaen in Die
er Drnferei. l2s3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Yttte.

Stberm II, Der Nustunft itcr rem tesisen
Cscbupl II ppn &cnrao Scmmcr, aus 0rfln3en'
SiDciupfa;, 8Apcrn, 81 aetcn rcrua5, TT tretnc
hAftlblt 3.bcten, mr. rurh tbnele :SslfSehDe'S
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ali5,f 9cnau anIu;cl3en
9lntcn Scmmer.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
D0Dn Baltfr

.UUUt1 &D0ltKC
Waht leinen Sreunben mne 86nnern. 60
'p'e oem Ynblifum iberhaupf. biermit bic
eraebene Anseiae, oaB er auf feinem olfen.
moblbefannten Stanrpunfte, Die BON Safcb
@eer btsher aeftbrte Grocery fduflid, an (It
9ebrad,t bat, uno mum bereit 1T ieeem 3u.
tpredenoen nit ben beiten nnb moblfeilifen
ySaaren ieines Tad,es ,u bienen.
Canton, Nprtl 81. lS47. n ls.bp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Sta0t BrdmtcN.

Staut BgdnlteN'
Saniet ctC6alL Draper.
Gttiab y. Grant, Ncecrrer.
eNart tin lDitapa S6 'Bnlellttr.
8eprJe 81. 98e +, MarlbaI.
Staotrdtbe.
cm,r>Gfios Sittle, samts N.S artsH
= -Scbn Sautr, <smts 5oSt.
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II. Ountar, W. y 3.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Dret Dollars.

ltno fitr cine 8leini9feit metr, tperben
itcf 6ut Stiefeln nnc 6enb tinsnaefliat
Gs mire iibsrH tiiIl nod AZ fen, oas
er al ben mSllithlt nieoern pretlen nerfau-
fen rptrb, inoem fetn gtabliGement fc,cn
Idnat, NIT aa5emeinet 8eitinmnns Den
02amou
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6 cvrteu i'm 5 8eSirf SAic fiir ls4s.
Supreme Gcnrr.
Gctttmtiana @trt. Is Start, S"n'11' Stt.
5uaearom1s Cftch. Ia s .rrcn, SFt.
g'antcn am 0e,emter IN COLUMBUS
Gcurr cf Common pleas.
gsfuintus s-I8ars %, Suni IS, N'remeer y
0trt-April g.. 1usult 3, Cttrter H.
Iusearamas-4pril 81, AuSut "a, Jcrtnstsr -
Garrett raj 10, IN ut 6. Sl'remttr |.
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Sbneiber : Werf( (tdtte per>
leot
92ifD(altS 93our.

Wlaht ftinen aftru Gunctn uns etmputlienin TIN
0l 5emeinen, trsctent cie 1n;ess, oaB Ct feline
Sbnetosr lSerffltte.
in ftin ncucs 8atltcin 8ctauct in 2oeit, snseara
wassS traffc. i'm ,pcitsnSl st rtcrDa!t rem Wartt
2ier.d unc tsinabr sesenIt.r rem Srantlin !6aus
rsrtrst bat, mc or tin Gcbatt anf cine nrtIe lsnp
rtrtrlIrrtc QBcifc frrt,u'tecn sccenst.
Or sarantirt feline Qrtcit ais nett une tautrbaft
unr in ltrtcrcintt ttmmun9 nit Der fpdtcten uno be-
littettrn Ulrbc.
Gr crbIft bic Ulctr icurnaltn ,ncnatlth vcn Neus
Yerr UNI bal4ncnatliob 9,aris, Srantrcid.
2frteitsprriBe maEls UNI ;eitscmaB.
Terti9e Glelbnn9sfufe.
bilt CT tetfincis auf Sano unc pcrtauft fcfdt 3u
ben tiais'tcn prertrn fur 8aarselp crer annsbnta'
rt Sanbrs Nrceuttt.
Oct. Is. ls46. 3sl W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
05to6e 9lnfunlt
int
MammCth StCre Don Canton.
g. 81, Rumbau.

Grwartet 70 etcn in feinem irIenbicen
neuen tobre o1s erbete uno aus9eluhteit
enforcement 8uter, oas er nod ismats.
pcn 1etbt Ie,uea atteu Sreunolu BON Str
WcllY Starf an9eboteu bate, umfaGenb je
be 8erlhieoenheit BON Yue uno Stapel
gSaaren.
Zu cieier Auswahl hat er nod binsu9e-
fl9t eineu 9ro6eu Stcf
0erti9er aleioun9sfade,
bie,~er perfouft fir cine Sleiniofeit ibe,
bfm aenobnlihen Waherlcbn. Gin game.
slnsug fir
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
GerlCnts x5ea s,tcN.

Spbn Wea<ee, pr1iirrnts Nihter.
Sobn 8rctnwr
@amuel SArans. Otpa tsrlWter.
SImcs !6aSlett
.Sarmpn r5tirscr, Slsrs Der S"rr vontt'
SaNaffcrtperae GItrt Srmmcn ptas.
%ames ,frpna, 9taatSa Inralt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
Cauutp 1raasteu.

Catt,ltD 1raNsten'
George 6cwenittnr)
Satct g d. tptt, esm"'ll''"''s'
Saecb 9 latin,
s.. Surtt, auritcr.
Saect tStpltnsrr, Sbasms1ltsr.
8ecrst Sc 10, 8serrbcr.
8tprs 2Besb, ShsriH.
Arnclo $pnh, santmstfcr.
Sames ullaaba II, Scrcntr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
$50 1T 9IccIf 8uuks cus 6lidRact, int

1ED 1T Voclf 8nnke cns G'lnditobt, Int
S>ersca;hnm Eci;itcin I? ''2sA>@gn p.
Gr ssr'teb @liicitaet 1886 uYs tenhete in
Baltimore i'm ielten Sahr .-Sein inter-
tdrisbener 0ruoer erludt jeecn Der nter
esnielten 9iustuuft Qebeu fam eiefss IN
tAun. Carl Runte. -
plcltrn prfrffce; Wilinglcn 1i1rlit -.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-01-26
,Der nrose gU hlfefl~

erhalten hat. 9lIe ffnb einael1ben unb rper-
cen beoient rp.roen ocn ben id,onffen inn
gen Winnern ricsfpits Scnnenaufanuno,
ote neF'etfer, am roshfe'life, in eerf,ufpn
0aarae'o niro ba,ltl fur ale Ssrten pro-
BUTTE Soiute &c. &c.
6aRtcn ben l4sen 9S<h 1s47.