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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15

! heuen, eenn rr lprid1t beorcblit." une e.
cintte einem Tiener.
,,9Ber war Der Mauu, Ser ibn ld,lu9,"
:raote id, ipcann.
,.g,ner unierer pctlhabentten 9lceliaen,'
,aste Der Vr,eter. .,uno e'n Ild9ersr Srennt
Ser Stride. 8erliert ben 9ll'sn nidht aus
7sm @eGtt," lprath er au benz Diener, .,uH'
aft bic Sbirri isiue Spur perfclaen uHe
tire Ss6tlen umitsuen, man Raft ile c'e'T
JIaeht n,ht meeaehen la6sn. @tn raa'
Stuncen 0efduan,B msrcea ,hr bs'bss ca
labrsG;bes Slut atfuNlsn.
,,Nber Der Tame res Gcelr,anncs, 81
rsr.' iaete id,, msiue Sra9e tpiece1bc!rno.
uSh muB jebe meitere 8raae orn mir
atlehuen," entsesnete Ger prisiter nit fall
rem Gone, ,,i.h babe anocre @eiddfte, une
mitlerweile tpire IS gut iein. renn o1ele
5ltesn setilat rperoen. cenu fts fSanen in
uniern teilietn Wauern IeraernlB errc9en'
Sic merccu mid, en,Ihuloi9en, msln Srtn''
Tod, rielen Wceteu perbeu9te er (lh nnn
ana ieines Meacs.
Sb fc ihte truhtics an err Gbnre Der
Rrdhe mad, Dem alten Wann. Gr war tpe9:
aeoonaen uno teiner prn ZEN llmitebencer
mu6'e, moh'n er ieine Sdrltte Selenft.
Bon Der Ncus,erce anletr.cben, rpanosrt'
ih rsn Gag bincurh in ben unbeiuttefs,
Quarticren Hcms umber, in Der y ffnuna,
Gem alien @aiatrrfvn gu teseanen, ech nm
lonit. alls i'd, jsrrd, III Cen JNrf meinee
@aithauies taf, slautte i'd, unter DEN. III
Die Ttlr her iunsernben eeuttn Die lhwar
zen Iuasn ces jnnasn Ser4bewrbners sll
fn,ceden. St, mcd,te mitt aetduitt haben,
cenn giemauo bate einsn Wsufhen, ~le
,d, ibn beahrieb, III Der Ndbe ess caufse
seieben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15
:MalDln9trn, Ssb. "a, lS4S.

Der Srte oensoe oertra g.--Jt1turs
lid, erfibrt man anBerbalb oes @abnetis u.
Der oerSenat ulhts SffceHes III SeSu3 auf
Den 6r'ecensuerlrl9. Sm eabtuette iprahsn
Ole Soerrn buchanan unp gSalter ibre WiBs
b.llSun9 9e9en cen,elben aus, lleben es absr
III. oaB oeritlbe Dem Scnate sur Se(tlttIs
9un9 uberianot rpuroe. Der Sertra9 ut fsis
neswe9es EN- lcld,er, tple tbn unere Hc9ies
runS min dte, uno uur BUS jlnlmerild1e
Ss.fahrsn Ger QSh'9s res Scn9rebes, Die
ernIe Mene uabtel,, unicic 9llmce III Oes
r.fo uussuhuu9eru uuo felns G,rwiul9uu3
Don @elo mo 4cuIcn iur SUrtrsuu9 ocs
RrlsSes Su erlaubrn, tUnnse ouerfahs cen
pts sGOeEten 0eranlalen, otelen Sertrag rcm
Senate III iberreld'eu. uebrl9ens ihtitt cs
j st ild,sr ~ fem, eaB lth Die Ielnncen oes
mcfi anldeu Ssna;clen, 9uru Ssntcn,
SAP, 2ltdlicn, Suelf, 0IneJdn, uno Slncse
oere Gem Serrra9e plcei sen Terccn. G5
mirt 10 z nn mtneifcrc.rn, I'm cen nScttrcJ
III o.,wtrfeu. - 8slteln m1ate Gen S16
Dem Seuate Ole aaie,9', Gag er ce !lMTn lbs
me uuo unS,1idmte @ntlhecun9 Ger 3ebn
Neslmenter StIl beantfa9en ntrce. Gus
el'it leate Scer,t slIsn Selhiu1e crr, in
Sesul auf rte 8sltl afun9 folder burger
Ger Der. Staaten cle NIT cent Se.nce III oes
,cncerer gorrelponoen; lfehen. Slas oQcm
c,c,en, sehr herppr, caB ilt, i'm Stn .te e.ne
madeleine Sprrils OIL 9eSsn cen Trierensccrs
tra9 heten wlro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15

meme slnitfeneun9en, mid ~ tefreien. mes
ren frudrIcs, uno nah einem fur;cu Ran,:
pfc tleb ih ielcsno.
.,Madsu Sie teinen 9irren," Iaote cir.
Stimme, III Ger it Die ces alteu Mannee
,rfannte," es ica Stneu fen 9sio lusefueI
rrerren. S;e mn6tn nit uns fSmmen. fra
en Cir nld,t folaen Sie uur.'
Sd, llce MIDI ohne we'teren Wieerftant
-utreu, tpcb,n es thnen bel'ebte. ISr nans
certen unaefitr cine talbc Stunne rpeit aus
fsrtalb ben Nauern rcn Hrm. Sd, bait.
ourd, o'ele 9tuutn III fl:ttern u. fraahelt
hduf1g auf Gem nnrbrneu gccen. St fitltf
nun cen frilten Tlehlpiuo, Der Iter DE
treite SampaQna wcbte, une meine Titref
ihritfen roft pcrwirts. als mir ceu elaifi
lthen Scrfbroen erreidten.
gurlih fl men mir su eiuem Salts. -
Rene Sinee puroe abacn>mmen une id
fab mid, unter bent 9csen zines slauicuete,
Der dd) cnf elmer prm Wlcace belt,ieneren
gbene erhpb. g5 rpu Dc Gin Ssuer nnter
rem 3c9eu auoe,ilncet uuc Gle ,Dtbtidr
Slamme beleudhtete lsrue M1uern. llm eas
6euer nor Die fleiue 8ante Der Qancleutc.
Die id in Der &irte geleben, iii perlhueenen
malerilhea Steaun3en 9ruppi't. &c 9riiR'
ten meins Uiibler bel ibrer slrfunit, ld'an'
ten mid forlhsnc an, irrad,eu aber uid'
nut mir. Der altere Sal1breie, ccn Ils ml'
Dem Tamen @rl1cfane anreceteu, perlanatt
eH slcquatite, eas er mir ebrfurhtepcl
earbc.. Sth lebnte fem Nnerbeteu ab, bed
er rr h!te mir out.
,,Sie perren OF beclrfsn," (dsts er
vS,e babcn pieI ;u tbun in bieier Tadt. -
>5e illG6tcn uieIleIdt, es tpnnte perslftct
| jcn.'
llno er leerte tas @las.
Nietuah fcnute .b isin Anerbieten nibt
nssbr auefttasen. ...
,,lluo Nun, SlAnrr." iaate Der al,eWarn.
wdbreno er iIt elu Deni3 srn Der @rurpr
ettfernt', uuun bate id' eln Wcrt nit Sts
nen Su iprede en. SIR Same 2"
"a it teinsn 9rune bate, benieIben ;u
uerihspei9en, 70 uannte id ihm renielben.
"Som 0attsu Sie tsinen Dsrwanoten
yt1MeHs -
u9ar feinen !" llno id ieuSte. ceun lt
erinne;ts mid, meiner oerlaGencn Sage.
,SslTam," u,urmelte er uuo fiste bann
nit eiuem ftmer,liheu eid,eln be, usebn'
l,e,teitcn i1slsn fiji bod 70 lsidt heranS.'
yDelds asbnliGseit 2" fraste id, ,.psm
bin i'd dhnlid nnb mas 1T rer @ewesgruue
Cures une,fldrIiden Senetmens 2"
.,S:e fcQen es e,fahren," autmcrtete E,
rilter bic Stirne falteno. ,,@sben mir be
Selts, III ben Shattsn cieier Srsen. aue
esm Vereie,e jcuer Sorrher. Was id, Sh
aen ~ ersdblen kabe, iit nuc fur Shre Sh
rem oi1ein.''
cdb aetsrdtte itm unr mir itanoeu ball
unter oem Sd,a,ten res 9Iqndcuc;s,
| (Ecrtiesuna fplaf.\
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15
Sri : II a c6 + / CD t en-

81 e q : II q cb + cb t e II
Ino c,sIe Nvde nsobr Del lu bcrltten. Die
Stdcte Stliaba uno Gulco Gup tm rubisem
SsGge unlsrer Grupren. Sm lestsrcn pl.,s
81 ,tno mebrsre @sitlihe, bic ualere 2.ups
rea gum Dslert.reu uerleiien lubten. unser
tln Ens9s9erldt seteut Wrrcen. DE Ycu,s
llana Crascner b1ttcn cml9e mubsceute"ce
9efehte nit oen 9aer,lls, mobsl cle 9eBs
tern DEN anrSe.u ;oJeu. Sberlt HhubsIe,
Ger mH leneI 9lb hellunJ in Osl Utonte lteht,
fsmmt nit Ger s httung Ger Steueru oe.
cerI.9en Silbe' be' Swea te auis Selte su tan.
ce.- Sbr,tliFurenant @sbtsr pom NalIa.
ttuistssre9,mfnt, Schn ucn G1ulel Wet
tier, ut am 3ppaef Der seitcrben.
&i1rilid i,ucn 2n9 Srloaren ron uniere,
armse III Den W ,r.tausIn uberse3anJe''
lr,n.
Wertfe. %. San.-Sunsen perfaufen
III cen Straeeu ene 9lO.elIs an ras ms fds
u,te @sif, cle ben Gem beiMIti3ieM pater
.5!taiita untc seltnrt III. G' ruff cae Solf
1uf, aus etner vetharg,e Su e,matten nnO
iltb um c,e SIbns oss VInces CUR 9sttoeIc.s
suls lelmef 9tt0t,ie ~ ia nm.ln e,ctt babe
blster cie Ulufses bt9unitgt lter cas fons
ne n,ttt ,mn,er 10 blelteu.
SteIlun9cer 9lrmee. e.-Sn Srt,as
ia ifeht Sberit Santheac nit otm Alabama
Hs9,msnrc unr srs, 9 mp. 2cuilana 0iciter,
Sen. Gacmauacer nit Ituer Triaace mlU
luca. @rlcnel Start NIT einer Brigade am
aroBen Ncopuieeveae 60 Wellen pom rer
caup'itlot, Sci. g1.tbtrs su 9teal bel Nions
re, um bic Subcrmineu ra,elblt Su uberwas
ot,en, Ole Tennt6tesGtuppcn an Der Nar onal
., iife, G'eneral Smub nno Solcnel gS,4l,
ANS IN Werlfc. Gen. Wlrid,a4 uno Sbe,it
Cane in W>lins Del NsY unc Gbdpulfepec,
Sbsrit 9,ley III ueataYa uno General GUS
hing nit feiner Sr,aare III Gan Nn9el, cas-
erite penn .yuan,Ibe Nss.ment III psrcse uuo
Yustla. a. 3D..
llnfer Der @rpebiticn, bic lcbthin bon Der
Nauptftaet Wer;fo mad, Srisoba maritirtr.
UNI Sonta slnna aefansen ~ nebmen, be-
fanb lid, Wajor pclt, Sruoer oes prslloen.5
.seu uae Oberf 4ays sea bea teraaifAea
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15
Gin nj htiibes ll5ei.tener
iu Stpnt.
9rn Wm. Sarrtlrn Iinswortb.
{ (GthlHB.)
L.

xWale !" rtef Der alfe
Wsann, ..eiu SAIas BON ibm. ron Sisie'
6anS id, ftces lhn nircer unc mare es an
Tuss bes slltars tdre er tauieno eeben.
ieses mnete mir raflr beIabteu. eae mid
aes, Vaclc lae md, LOS, benn bei'm Sim'
md, sr mus itcrben!;' ...
,,6rieoe, Batter !" risf Der Schn. NIT ibn'
rinsenc.
.,,Du bift nitt msin Sctu, eas On meis
,,er Naa,e lit een 8ss trittt !" ftrie Der
.eatbeace Batter. uSietit Cu nidt bsits
Blut-men 8lu-Ceines 8aters 8lat2-
aiue Du baltit MIDI suriid 0u b6ttet ihu
fir biele Cha, niecerihlasen icllen. orh es
mar elm soeliaer, uuo Du rpaeteit ss nld,L
Die SanO scsen i'm ~ erlcbsn."
.,Ieiu, nein !" sntasanes Der alts M1nn
nit bebencer Gimme, ,,niht bier, n'd'
hier. .penn es aud, nur 9ered,t 1Biecerosrs
aeltuua mare. cd, perre ancere mittel iur
9eaA,e fineen. sd, weree inn anseben, id'
sperbe slIes serratben, cbgleih es MIDI
s,ein eisenes eeten fcitet. Gr icQ curh Die
Ndnee ces Tatrid,ters iterben; bier 1T Gis
ner. Der fur mid ,eusen rpiro ~ uas Ct ceu.
tste aaf MIDI. 7
sd, aing abermals ndber a'f ihn iu.
,.Ss,,rfit ou III Osiuer Gfofnual einee
Manues Der hsilissn 8irhe. 70 bin id' be-
sfis DID ii hGr.n, mein Sotu,' fpradb c,s
priefter ooh iterleee es mrhI, sbe Gu
cine Slnflane ocrbrinqit, bre . nid,t ae9en
&nen. meId,er 70 bod, in &brcn ifeht, mlc
Der. wsIdhsn tn te'tulciseu r4lIit, aufred
au {, halten usrmaaff."
Ter Schn nlrf ieinem 8ater einen tpars
n,nsen Bid su uno Nuiterte ihm ettnas IN
eas DIR. Der Wann murre rl6Blidb ifG
v8an, ric,tia.' ite er mad, einaen9ln
aenbi,cesu i'd bate es mir ilberIest. g.
tuar mnr Gin Sd,laa. gr iIt reid. id, bun
arm es aebt feine @trehti9fst fur Den
Atmen in .Rrm.
,,IRsine Yrie aett ia guern Dienffen,
ia,te id,. ia eas W'ttsl trsteuc, uSbr irllt
sneine Unite itnBuna bnbsn." 1885.
,.Shre" uattritusanl g entse3nete Der
oln M,nn. MIDI autarrenr, Isle tpOlsn
MID unter,tnsen. Sisnur e.
.,,1a, mfiu S euno." ~ ~.
,,Su:. Soh meroe lie an Die @rfiauna
shres 8syprsd n5 erinnern."
,,nai'. alter !Nana," iaate td. .teants
spgrttf MIR s,re Graae, ets Shr Scht. NDsrS
aus snfSpraus u,rtin @uer Shreden 2"
.Se ,cuen es lpdter erfabren, S'anor,'
HntWcrtete er. lid, n,uB nun fort. gDir wers
Den uis rp'eoesiehen Tolaen Sie mir nidbt
finite CT bel, offs er iat, oae ih auf we,tsre
@rIduferuna ces @eheimn,0es rrana. ,,S,e
Nfabren jrsr nihts uno srfdbrpen nnr mels
ne Siherb,it. sIbplO, Sisnor.'' rief er UNI
verlies, b,aleitet BON teiucm Sobne, nit
baifiaen Sd,titteu bic R'rGe.
s39Der it Defer alte :Rann 2" fraste id'
ben prieiter, " i'm. =. =.
.Shi pe,e e. sbcn 70 suesis als sie,''
s1s'nsrtete Ct, ~aber usan ssue nah ibm
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15

Cine Nttanntmahuns rrn ein,m tered sber
HeHl9rr tsiret fur elnInalt9s SinrutunS SO 0cntS,
fur 3mIl 5 !, uno fur jret ftrnere Sinructuna str
itlttn Vterrts IS Gents. Gin 0ttrct u cna.
tinlurntsn tsifst 50. 6 Osrnatt 5 5. | Sabr s.
Cine bal's Sraln 3Wsnats tinIurilten s ., 5nla.
nat' ID, lSabr -. Cine Sanls 9ralte fir Slls.
"as ts'tst 5 Is, Olsnast s $27 uns / Sallr s 50.
Ssf f6aftstartsn II prn 4 scsr uenlser SN,
len tinntattn4sr S1br 3, G Olsnate 50.
SFu utarteitt jseer Nrt III rcuttttr, eva.
l''eher unr tran,rli'ber grade iprp in rtr Cffce
res "Db < tAats-SQten" rrrmgt, tatGttr unr cor.
rect 9clltf rt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15

2Di es IN 8crli in5ue eb t.
Sdut.e. EN- 10. hltatcnefr 3nsner, hai
Gem 'Tuler ;u unre teten Die lS hrhylr se>
,aat unc b,es rbencrein III tlnc,,nslId,. Has
fur 1T Sd'uI,. Rom tpchl'5bllden St1cfse:
rid't iu pier yEcd'en einar clener { tensWe,s
,e uerurttetlt merceu. Sdui,e IT nid,r un:
bcmanrert III ben @eheimn,n n ees tsrsfus
t,cneps fahrens, barum nee er frin Sotids
iat auf einiee hinauss suid,ieten. Tod
aufneitpheu 1T uLht aufaetchen ilnb fc mus
te renuShulie einss netllaen Wot9eus urn
rem bef,euncetcn grefu;or t6ren. ccB rpcnn
Shul,e nd,f felbit iein @eitid erfillcn ,rer<
De, I'D, am fclaencen Ga'e in allrr Nrnhe
an ibm crfulen werre. Sd, femme, iprah
Shul;e, uuo ca or oerheiraihet mar, f. laas
te er audi su ieiner Srou: ,.eieter 9 qrL
cu must rih tDiteu, it mus Kun ilBen.
Deun Scenario nah mir frast. 70 iru oae
Micheu eiufadh laaen, i'd, yep uerreiit nnb
miirce il, pier Wcd,en ipieceefcmmen." -
ssul1t unr Irrdnen rsid,er Gb,dieo.
, Sd,ul,e teaearete unterWeas elmer greuns
bin nit cer er otter i'm @clc6tum aetansl
bate. .Gr centt.; gisenhid, 'cllfeif eu oids
ourd, einiae peraniiate Stuncru fir Die tes
porltebtnbe @nitetrnna iidrfen. r.,o n,ad,te
Der Nrsmnein ren gcridlaa, Ge IN @eieas
id,aft tiniser 6lafhen Seet q. beiud,:u, Elm
gos(Alaa eess ''sis 1sthsiGese nit Rer'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15
(Sabr9an9 e.
9auter 0ute.

Weuu it, in rem 3sianusstla:te
eeIe. msr aeite be, 1T. -
S,er Der bette Sreuno nno Safte,
1crt Der bette Wsnid uno Shrtif,
oier Scr T,Dmmite al'r S;cmraen.
Iclt rer Vatricteu Ger s.
Deuf ih cftmals it;a bel mir:
Q8cher maa es orh rcbl fcmmen,
Das n,d,t audi eiu VGier itirt. 2
Smmer msbr bic QSelt uerolrbt!
S!eitt uur Stcfel;eu9 auf Grocn,
Mer MAJ ferner ait nod rereen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15

@sr eAis Staats, ,Scte erEhsint rsaeImaSi3 jtssn
@ittws@. Der Subftript ens. Pre- s 1T 81 so uns
ssstnsts 8craasbsyaptuns III 8aarae1o. rter 5 2
@saw em 3abtuns nat Der cr,ten !5alfte ses
Dssrts ssGAttbt 9pater 3ablsns battn 81 so ~
estriaan. xein untertArsiter miro fur einen tur.
,sesa Setraum ais Mrnatt anssnOnmsn; aud
aAss eir3situnJ'nur sann au'ssseten erica, wsnn
aAt Nuttanst atbt;abIt lne. Gne 3NnatIatli'
Suxs sis 3citun3 srr ctn GnNc res ,abrs aufintnns
ses. wirs a5 cine SrnsucrunS Der Sutitru tlcn be-
trattet MtttDciiuuSen uuo Briefs nno rtftrei er .
ssten. n 0.stc Serin3un5en ws.pen punrtIidb te.
tadbtet werren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-15

lEertiesuna fclaf.N
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

A SINGULAR AGREEMEST.-Twenty-
years ago Betty Winal, then residing at Tarion,
bottled quantity of white currants in their
green state, being then in the SD year OF her
age. Having kept them some time in a state Of
preservation, William cher husband) and she
agreed that they should be kept while they both
lived. and that they should be made into pies at
the funeral of the one who should die first The
wife departed this life on the I'd of April; on
the 9TH, the family having removed to Dawson
street, Preston. Their mutual pledge was full
filed, and the pies made of these currants were
served out after returning home from church,
every attendant taking slice. Though the
currants had been kept twenty-nine years, they
were as fresh as if just taken from the trees.
English paper.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

LEGAL DIGNIrY.-A correspondent of the
Newark Advertiser writing from Macon, Ca,
under date of the I'd nltimo gives some account
of the gathering Of grand jury in South
Western court house, with the character Of their
deliberations. Having finished their business,
which was carried on in the woods on fallen
tree, the grand inquest rose to present their
bills, following the officer in Indian file. Before
reaching the log cabin court house, says the let
ter writer, "a stout beleerent looking fellow APP
preached the foreman to know if he was indict-
ed. Being answered in the negative, three
cheers burst spontaneously from the throng, and
whiskey bottles from almost every saddle bag
were circulated through the crowd. A cock
fight which had been interrupted in the yard,
now took place. A most appropriate ending to
the legal formalities
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16
NUMBER Al.

CoMING 1T OVER THE JuDicIARY-Ay young
chap, Of this county, who had made up his mind
to take wife, applied few days since to the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas for license
to perpctrate matrimony. Being a minor, aud
the application being strongly opposed by his
mother, who is his only surviving parent, the
Clerk was constrained TO withhold the necessary
document Nothing daunted at this, the young
ster set himself at work, 10 conirve the ways and
means to do the lawful to his expecting dulcinea
Having secured the services of promising limb
Of the law, who has an inkling of the tricks Of
keen legal practice, and who holds il no damn
ing sin TO "come il" over the big wigs, he sud-
denly made his appearance in company with
friend, in open court, and by his counsel demand
ed the privilege to choose guardian, according
to the law in such case made and provided.
This, as there was no one to oppose, was grant
ed, Of course, and choice was made Of the friend
in attendance. No sooner were the proper cere-
monies for the induction Of the guardian into of
fee complete, than the first act Of that function
airy was performed, by issuing an order to the
Clerk Of the Court to have that license forth
coming, instanter. As the legal obstacle was re-
moved, this was done, without hesitation; and in
few moments the loving candidate for nuptial
Joys was speeding, on the wings Of love, and on
the back Of good horse, to the arms Of his best
beloved Columbus, o. journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

ARRIVAL on EMIGRANTs.-Fromfi fifteen to
twenty vessels arrive daily from Europe, mostly
freiehted with emigrants, averaging nearly two
hundred each. Since Friday there have arriv-
ed at this port more than fifteen thousand. The
Scandan, vessel from Hamburg, brought a
number of those people, who, ii IS stated, were
in possession of more than 5000, 900, which was
sent for the purpose of purchasing land in the
western country for others that are yet to en-
bark for America.-Nep York Post
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16
agricultural.

IMPROVEMENT OF VAurTirs "A writer
10 the Gartenef's Chronicle gives some W.
teresiing resait. Of experiments IN impfo,.
ing the varieties Of vegetables. lie began
with Icing pod beans lie tool for seed
none with fever than Eve seeds ir a pod
The following year there wcrs many sis
seeded pods, aud some with seven. Still
selecting the best. he procured many siA
aud seven seeded pods. aud .mnc With eight.
In this way new aad distinct varieties were
formed Cor while some remained wnh FIVE
seeded pods. u was found that they rarely
had SIX seeded pod upcn ihqm, while
hose with siS seeded pods Hs,e nearly al
80, and some seven seeded. New varieties
are only produced IRON seed hence the
importance Of q constant ere IN selection
IN all crops which are Mnaally ,eprodueed
in this way. A skniful market gardener
in Western New York, by constantly se.
leeiing the earliest seeds oi the Washington
pea, ia few years had them more than a
week earlier than his neighbors. who had
cultivated the same variety. Plants DOT re-
produced by seeds, as the potato by eyes or
iubers. aud fruit trees BY gratis and buds.
remain perfectly unchanged for ages for
this $ Only a continuation Of the same orig
inal plant, which cennol change its own
being. albany CHlfirefs-.
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Fancy Articles.
The Grealest Variety

or Goods kept in any single ostahiishmeai In
~ the country, nav hc found Al he ODe Price
store In ToNnshend, where IN goods arc sCid MA
only Al rsi and reyulT, but exceed lgly - Irisi
The proprietor has just received extensive adii-
tons TO his sto,k OF fAMiLr GsoeNRiEs. among
-hieh am RsIisiHs, Figs CiHraas Llaiss, CitTua,
EaAoas, Orspqes PnpTrsd P,ars Fssluiss asd Cl.ia-
ora, Aasafa fspper lsanas, PfFarud Iiosss iaaiist
Moo, Aoss Wafr, Eifrua Lsiaoa Leriaa .syv7,p.
he, !Slga, TapioaI, LrisL Maas Laos Craok0s,
Coooini, Coco, Off, Dry all iclisi FisA, Lard
BEsr MoIAssEs IN Windham Conniy, FSosA Isus,
Sagars Flour Sab, dc
Cnldits, Woi firlae, Erf7a SAs1, Morning, Sc.
In the DRv GooDs aud MIscELI ASEous De
partments, fall sioek and often rcrlguished
n CHENEY
Town.henA. Jsns !. lsas. sulI
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THE AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE.-Thc fol-
lowing most tragic instance of the horror with
which transportation to the far South is regard
cdlby the slaves is unparalleled in the history Of
this country, and is sufficient answer to the as
sertions of certain class, that the slaves are
happy and contcnted:
A dealer in slaves recently purchased in Cow
ington, Ky, negro man, his wife and Young
child, with the intention of carrying them TO u
southern market. They were confined in the
jail over night for safe keeping, and were found
in the morning with their throats horribly cut
The woman and child were dead the man,
though dreadfuly mangled about the neck, was
yet alive, and it is thought may get well. Ac-
cording to the negro's own admission, he and
his wife went at this horrid butchery deliberate.
ly, preferring death to Southern bondage. The
mother killed the child herself, and then offered
her own throat to the knife, and urged her hus-
band to kill her. He cut her throat, and then
attempted to cut his own, but did not fully sue
ceed
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ALL ABAcK!-Wc were on the point of
throwing up our cap for the Indians of Yucatau,
who were said TO have stipulated in the treaty
of peace with their oppressors, for the entire
suppression of the business of distilng spirituous
liquors in that country but on looking at the
treaty, copy of which we find in the New York
Tribune, we learn, to our great regret and NOR
hcAIion, that the clause referred to stpuates not
for the suppression of the distllcries, but that
they shall not be Jared We shall reserve our
hurrah for some future occasion.
Blackstone CHRONICLE
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SAGAcITy OF A DoG.-A dog belonging to
Mr. James Argyle, of Hamden, who is engaged
in a clock-factory in that town, carries his mas
ter's dinner to him every day, from bis home,
distance of over mile, returning regularly with
the basket He has never been known to be-
tray the confidence reposed in him, and when
assailed defends his trust with all the tenacity OF
dog who knows his rights, and knowing, dare
maintain them" So one may sometimes I" trust
a dog with his dinner."-Neto Haven Palladium
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-06-16

PAINFUL CoMcIDENcE.-The widow Of
Hon. Alexander Everett, U. S. Commissioner
to China, and also tho widow Of Rev. s. G.
Clopton, missionary Of the Southern Beptist
Board, recently arrived in New York from
Canton. Both families went 10 China in tho
same ship, and tho widows returned homo to-
gcthcr equally bercavcd,
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New Establishment,
SsncTIos WIN II
ONE PRICE sTORE.

lust RECEIVED, a splendid assortment q
u watches, silver Ware, Jeweiry,
Ac., vh;-kRglish Lever, Cylinder and Quarter
Watches, ~ far prices, and nafranisd SiLvEn
srooSs,-Tes, Table, Dessert, &C. At their true
value, and marked TO order Butter Kidves, Silver
Bowed spectacles, Thinbles, Gold arc Silver Per.
oils A great variety Of Gold Rings Breast Pins,
lrAceeti and other articles Of Rich Jenify Of LAT.
e.. styles. Steel Beads, Clasps, hngs Tasseli,
Hlnges and Twist for Bags aud Purses. Brushes,
FaIs, Lubin's celebrated Perfuns-ry, Hair Ods.
farinas and Fancy Cologne, Wallets, Zen acd
Pocket Knises ofsupsfor quality Razors, Scissors,
Comhs, Sc, for sale BY y CHENEY.
ToWnshcnd Jane I, 1913. 3wfl
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TExAs.-An official census Of Texas has re-
Gently been completed, and presents a total pop
ulation of l42, 60s, of which but lO2,s6I are
whites and 22,oi2 electors are voters The en-
tire State has but little more population than
The city Of Boston; yet while the latter can send
but one member to Congress, Texas has four,
two Senators and two Representatives Its l42,-
900 inhabitants, whites and slaves all told WELD
as much political influence and power in the U.
S. Senate as the two and half million free
neonie Of New York
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NLw Use OF WASTE STEAM--A manu-
facturer who has steam engine which dis
charges much waste steam, conceived the idea
of using it to raise pine apples. The steam was
introduced under the roots of the plants, and
the heat and moisture united acted so powerful
ly, that the pine-apples soon ripened, while the
body of the plant being exposed all day to the
open air, assumes healthy and agreeable taste,
which renders the fruit far superior to those
which have been ripened in hot beds.