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The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18
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 Mir. Eaitor;-wi;h ptw 10 eosyses a prodi- gOas mistAks snse khich ts Dsmoerat has fallen, eonsssnias pasHs eptnipu tsShis county. wtige yOa this letseS wih she Assire thaa you may de vs the jas';set To give t publication h tAa Banner.
 Gen. Hempstead wss here yesterday and dsliv. cred aa able speech whieh dia him mach eveait A large and respectable audieaee fsr exceeding oar expec;ssioas, considering it harvest 1Ee, wess present and testified their apprcsafion by loud and repeated spplaass
 He WIS before. enIy known ts us by reputation. but soAs. we have sees and heard him deliver a sTe>sk ~Aseh wis be long seraesascred ky te staF- dy oil farmers of these parts.
 Although hia speech was elrsr and eogsat. would not attempt description, for fear S be ins unable ts do hin justice but iFit be eoOe, 10 jndgs from the smiles and Plandits Of aumeroas aadisnce. tbsre were few dissatisfied and aooe dis oPpoinisd- This county Seysnd aoabt will cast a voice for the General in the next Legislature. for he ples>ed and delgAted all here.
 SolOa Boriand's boasted strength in this county, if he ever bed aay, has, like The snows of las, win ter, melted away. beneath the geniaIsn of warm CT season. Yours, &c.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18
'sShafls oi islander slsol a. br,l,lan, aars, 2

Ny Knight says. II am gel aware ihat infsusor. 1. statements based upon 10 o,her foundaton than an anonymous ruGSr, have bsea inGa.iri0usy ciFeals. ted bs bnsy toagaes with the nten ion os inA.e;ipg on my lepataiion iata s'ab.'
 SasA sworts (sery il ]. supposed x.re Used in the ncrser oi that reputation.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18

We ass sa'hOsired to snnoaBe- Maj. JAMES LAWSON. ss . esudidate for sheriG Of Pulaski eosr'y, ai the snsaiSg Argus e.ecdOn.
 45-sw
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18
Capdidxte. in Praivi,.

e Es hsss Asea rtqassss.l io state thst the ssveral candidates asfere the psoprsof Psairie county, will address shs eiissns of that seansy, at the several eieettoa prssinsss. seeesding 10 the following sp- pelninsAts:
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18

IT We gre autheri.sd 10 announce JARED C -AAkTiS $ candidate to represent Palask caH,'y in the nsx. Legisla.uIs. ,... te
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18
Irsnsin yoar friepd. ke.
chieot CO.,. July l.

NbtStt Co., ~H4N Aet
 Things here are about oS stand--the co,oa eroP, from present indications will be large one. The finest crops fer the season. The exeilernsnt about polics here has died of since the Presidential non- Tees have eeen made-Cass is popular, and in my humble opinioa deseryedly He is mach more explicit upon the Wiiino, Proyiso ttaa Col Newton who ssens 10 be regardless in great degree, of the saceess CT defeat Of SOait$ra principles. Is Col Newton for he Wiinot Proyisc7 and # so will Arkansas, slave State, elect 4Eti- slavery rrem- Der 10 the house of Representative. oir very ex. istence depends ppon Appropriation Of our rraei- pies and sarely there IS Tot e,izea of ,be Stale willing to placs dagger in the bands of one who wIi stab her 10 the Yiials--wih Col, Newton get . hHhdreI votes in the State answer this quefry- we have three candidates for the lower hoase Col Taylor, J. Singleton and Wm. J Neaie ana an happy to say either of the three if elected wiA sep port the HDa- \. H Seyief - The great Peace maker From wha, learn Gou!d will beat Byers and ! elected will go for Col sevier. Sebastian anS Asnpst@ad are both rofa!sr men ia tll.s county We viii ali surpsFt iAs neainess of lie State coa gentioa. Yours s<e.,
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18

We stated oar epiaion io relation to Col New- en's position sth regard to he Wilot prSviss las' week, and selisvs that Col Newtons only dsciara- tioa upon the subject sihs, ii ssoaid pot be made political question, vithoa, saying whether be as for CT against 1t
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-18

The Phils4elphia News, stsfes on the s3 e''v of iesirs from ihs Rev Jasoes wiisoa. oi S,HJ' fr~lsad, that ihe wife cf John Mitcbssi, 'hs palrio, iie3 bot few days ai'er Der 1aiof s,',e husband wss transFostsi. T7le shock WIS So s-f = upon her. tasi it broagbt on premature e"hehep'I, , which resulted in her deatk. The eeeuhenee 'es eaaaed very great degree of sympathy, and thoaght ieigAt er., ia fofalai oasbfs"N,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

speech. stepped - - he sirsrger and
asked. ). Did you speak II he sifs"
- sprak." replied he stranger. aihou
sprakesi. he speaks, ue sprsk. soa speak.
hey speak."
How i his" said ihs Englishman.
Dr. y0u mean q insult NJ
Tie Other replird. = insult. linn IN.
snliefi. he insults. se insult. yon insult,
ihey insuli.'
'I'hi. il - muet.'' sail The English
man. | viii hate satisfaction: If Won
have any spirii with your mdeness. come
al0ng with IRE 2"
To this dsiisnre. the impeflnthshle
Stranger replied--.I come, ll.ou camfsl.
he comes, We come, yna come. llaey
come" aud hsIrupon lie rose with great
GOODNESS, and followed tie challenger.
In those days. when eEeTysgen,leman
wore = sword. dncls were qnirkly hes-
paleheI. They sent in;o neighhoring
alley; and lie Englishman. unsheaihing
bis weapon. said To his antagonist, :. Now.
sir, ynn must fight me-"
Il fighi." replied The other. drawing
his sword. "ihou iighiest. he fights. we
fight, here lie made thrust" you
fight, they fight" and here he disarmed
his adversary.
&" WeIl." said The Enelishmsn. "yon
have The best of II, and hore YOU are
satisfied"
81 am satisfied" said the original,
sheaihing his sword, " thon art satisfied,
he is satisfied, We are satisfied, you are
satisfied, they are satisfied"
II am glad Il.at every one is saii~fed."
said the Englishman. " hut pray leave off
qnizzing me in This strange manner, and
Tell me what is you object, If you have
any, in doing So"
The grave gentleman now for The first
time became Ineligible. I" am Dutch.
man," said he. 4" | am learning your LAM
guase; find il difficult to remember The
peculiariiies of The verbs, and my tutor
has advised me, in order 10 fix them in
my mind, 10 coniugaie every verb that !
hear spoken. This have made il rule
10 d.. don't like 10 have my plans bro
ken in upon while they are in operation,
or should have told you this before"
The Englishmen laughed heartily al
this explanation, and invited The conju'
eating Duichman TO dine with them.
81 will dine" said he, thou wilt dine
he will dine, we will dine, they will dine
I'VE will all dine together"
This they accordingly did; and it was
difficrli 10 say whether the Duichman all
or corrugated with most perseverance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21
THE MONK AND THE RABBI.

During an eastern voyage. which
learned and pious rabbi took TO visit the
Hebrew Academies. he made the acquain-
lance Of d monk who was on pilgrimage
to Jerusalem. The two travellers got on
very tremendously, and their conversation
at first was Truly amicable, I'LL il was dis
,urbed by religious controversy, when
their wrangling became 30 yiolen! that, on
their arrival al The eaTavansary, they were
incensed against each other. During the
night. the monk, sinking under The iniln-
ence Of an Eastern climate. fell seriously
i'll. Rabbi Solomon put aside every 9TH
er consideration, aud paid him due atten-
ton; and, as the rabhins at this period
generally knew something of medicine, he
was fortunately able 10 assist his feilow-
traveller. who thus became indebted TO
him for his life. Tie rabbi postponed
his departure To attend upon the invalid
till out of danger, and, when he came 10
bid him adieu, the priest thanked him.
with an OVERLOOKING heart, in these words:
Il am poor, and can do nothing for you,
but pray to Heaven for your prosperity.
The most delightful day Of my life will
be, when | can prove my gratitude"
Rabbi Solomon interrupted him by say,
ing, You owe me nothing. Although
opposed in religion, humanity ought to
unite US. and the law of Moses commands
me to act toward you as | have done. A.
dieu! We may never mset again. Live
worthily. and, If you ever meet suffering
Jew, assist him as have assisted you.
Years afterwards, on his return 10 France,
Rabbi Solomon stopped at Prague. where
his coreligionists received him with hon.
ors and fetes. The Jews of Bohemia
were then under the domination OF Duke
/ Vladislas, who allowed no opportunity
to pass without maniiesting his hatred 10
them. When he heard Of the reception
given TO The stranger, like all lyrants, The
duke regarded him as consplra,or,
Messiah. or plotter Of revolution, and
gave immediate orders for his arrest. Du,
ring this era Of persecution. 10 bring
Jew tojudgmen,, was to send him to death
The community of Prague were thrown
: into trouble and despair. When hrough
in chains before the duke, Rabbi Solomon
f was the only one who preserved his tran
!, guilty.
3 His representations were rejected. ans
. Vladislas was abou, to pronounce his con
=. demnation. when the Bishop of olmn';
, advanced towards the ducal throne ant
4 exclaimed, My lord, in The name OF tn
4 God Of Christians, forbid that even
:. hair of this Jew be touched. He 10 no
- bic, generous. and conscientious. and ne
!. yer was deaf to the voice of humanity
8 The duke and the court were confoundsd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21
THE CONJlGATING DuTCHMAN.

Two English gentlemen once stepped
into coffee house in Paris. where they
observed A tall, odd looking man, who ap.
peared not to be native. sitting al one OF
the tables, and looking around him with
the most stone.like CAVITY Of coun,enanee
upon every object. Soon after the Eng
.lishmen entered, one of them told The 9TH
er that celebrated dwarf had arrived in
Paris. AT this the grave-l"oking person
above mentioned opened his mouth and
smoke. - arrive, thou arrivest, he ar.
riyes, we arrive. you arrive, they arrive"
+ The Englishman, whose remark seem
ed TO have suggested this mysterious
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21
widow Bedott's Table. Talk.

The following humorous sketch is from
the London Punch, who respectfully re.
comments its perusal TO certain class oil
writers and speakers
ale was wonderful hand TO moralize,
my husband was, (sald The widow,) 'sPe-
cially after he began to enjoy poor health.
lie made an observation once when he
was in one of his poor turns that shall
never forget tho longest day ] live. lie
says TO me one winter evenln' as he was
si,,in' BY the fire--I was kitten, was
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21
Great Falling off In the Exports Of

BreadstuiI5. "A table of The exports oil
breadstufls from the Uni,ed States since
September last, compared with The prevl-
Gus year, shows falling of OF l,605,772
barrels Of flour, 45l,79i barrels Of meal,
l,5s5,0l4 bushels of wheat, and 9,769,
G42 bushels Of corn. This is an alarm.
ing falling of, and fully explains the rea,
son why the tide Of specie sets so strong
ly from this country. The exports Of
flour from the United States since Sep
TENDER, were l55.672 barrels, las, year
l,s50.446; meal s9,925 barrels. last year
54l.7i9; wheat 2l5.l39 bushels, last
year 1900. 1853; corn, 2,634. S96 bushels,
last year IL i94.735. Boston Trar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

China Silk Market. Mr.. Walsh, m
one of his letters TO The National lntelll-
gencer from France, states that in China
The principal silk marke. is Sou rchou. a
city of The interior. the largest perhaps in
the world: for Pekin has but four millions
inhabitants, while, if we may credit MI.
lledde, who visited it, Sou Tchou has a
popula,ion of FIVE millions within its walls.
and ten millions within radius Of twelve
miles around. Situated on the great I'M
perial canal. it has ten thousand bridges;
Since IT'S, when The missionaries Quilted
il, no individual. until Mr.. Hedde succeed
ed, could get ingress. He did so' DISCUS
ell completely as Chinese trader.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

The Paris correspondent of London
paper, states that Mr.. James Rothschild
estimates The losses of ths'house Of Roth
schild by the late revolutions in Europe,
al two hundred millions of francs,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

Here is land enough to accommodate
all Europe. Think oil Wisconsin having
nearly 100000 acres-a single state.
and Of first rate productive laud. Well
may we say, great country this"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

Great Country.-ae are so much in
the habit of declaring this TO be a great
country, that foreigners think il vain.
glonnns boast. The following may be
called The river and lake states only. and
il is curious 10 see the vast extent Of ter
ritory in these twelve states:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

81 ne bishop relaied viii xarmih ilss
service nhirh I'D hen rendered = him
~ he renerous rabbi ahen he uas only
81 obscure monk. TIE duke instantly
oFdcrtd lie irons - t. removed Irnm hsh-
II :. lomon. md The eoaafiess rcd wsih
eaeh nlhrr i osrrwhelming him with
romplimenis. The Christian hi.h0p ihas
Distinguished himself ~ iisgraiiinde, aad
Rahai Solomon had a. esrou IL hannF.
and was iastird wlih presents snd hless.
ings. Bal lhai which was more grateful
ii lin was. that ihs JeHsof Rohrlnia en-.
ioyed peare snd security under the pro-
lsrii0n which he bishop gratefully arror.
ded 10 lie hTtlhfen of lis irl!ow-lrareller.
the benevolent rabbi.
MoraIssss RaEgi0us Taxa
-
ClOEy.-As lie procession was passing
dawn Broadway. yes,erday afternoon. We
stepped upon sioop % avoid The press
II struggling eager crowd. who we're II.
bowing their way 10 lie fran, rank, in
the pageant Of Inc day. Drums were
beating. and colors flying. and horses
pranciug. aIen were shouting, and fair
ladies' waving hanLkerehiels and searis
from balconies and window frames. and
The gallant hero of Vera Cruz, bowed aud
smiled. and seemed gra,iiied by the marks
Of consideration and respecs ne was Te'
ceising IT all hands.
Al The same moment when The glitter
ing escort was canleFing gaily through the
carriage way on horse bark, amid the
cheers Of an applauding multitude, a poor
remnant Of a man was painfully picking
his way over The payemenls on cruEches.
Ills right arm was in sling. and one
empty leg Of his panialoens was neatly
pinned over the thigh, while his haggard
fare and whole appearance bet"kened
sickness and long suffering. The grey
undress jacket. with military bn,t"ns, be-
spoke lie soldier. and the inference was
al once suggested that he had perhaps
been an humble sharer with the her" OF
the day in the glory Of tho well fought
fields Of Mexico. But how different the
results of each! One returns TO receive
thanks and applause, and enjoy oil The
sweets which popularity can bes'ow.-
The other 10 drag out miserable exis-
teuce in poverty and neglect. Such is
glory in two Of IFS phases. ~ T. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

Dihiculty.-Walk up like a man to
look difficulty in The face. Don't be scared
out of your wits, or iremble like school
boy ready TO be fogged. Have you ever
been down--cfear down IN the midland
stuck there! The moment you plucked
up courage and gave a spring. were you
not surprised at The change that came over
your spirits! Did on no. feel like new
moulded. better-creaied man! You did,
we know. Aud now, even now, since
you have been taught better by your en-
penence, you are in the suds again. The
sun has hid away, and black veil covers
the face OF nature. Shall the past lesson
he forgotten Don't he sucking calf.
ha, show yourself man, and face The
difficulty. in whatever shape it has come.
Rise from your knees-go forward. and
keep right on. and you Will again he sur.
prispd al the change which four-and-twen-
ty hours will produce. Or il you prefer
it. stick fas, IN the mud. and lrt the blond
suckers and poliwogs kick you to death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

Tie following sialren essentials 10 pro-
da"'ise farming. afe from tie re,, Of "
@%"'r"n Farmer. shish =
.. Il fpef
- II, md
- -dwsys be
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-19

Der Subferiptionsspreis fur bas unse
fdhr Sosen itarfe pamphlet if-4O @ts.
tpcfiir es ben 9erren Subiertbenten poftfre
susefenbet miro. Drud, Uerauseabe une
auslieferun9 erfclsen, wenn 500 Subltri-
benten bellammen Gno.
Ser unterseidnete slaubt, burh l,eraus>
9abe oteies seitsemdBen Werfdens allen
Deutften, Die fd fur ibr aItes 8aterlanb
uterelGren, ettpas iebr WiIlfOmmenes ,u
bleten, uno boft oaber supsrGhtlid auf
Sahlretdhe nnterihriften.
ct. eculs, 81. Wat l94S.
Sr. @iIeubetl.
Stir Diejenigen,~ tpelde auf oben ange:
,ei0tes pampblet su iublfribiren wInihen,
Iie9t eine Sub1frlptiCns eifte in unlerer
Oruderet bereit.
8. q. WcthndaeI
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-19

gebliebsn iat armeabaus am l. Sune
lS4S 50.
@rwusni0e auf Der 8auerei in garten
uno tpertlfatt.
5'52pfc. &albReiid,, l 19Opft. .9finbfeiid,,
43Ol2 9fo. Shweinefeild, $50 pfn Seife,
798 Yfo Butter, 474 8aaon Shmierleife,
81 @aucns 2atmer9e, 21OO &rautf6pfe,
2 8ultel CRIME Bohne, lii 8uld,el tpeile
Scbnen, 43Bulhel rotbe1 1aben, 427Suid,el
Safer, 6 8uldsel IotaatoeS, S57 BuIhel
gBellhfcrn in Rolben, 412 Duihel &artcfs
feln, 1921 Buid1et Weisen, (Ucn 40 9lder,
S2a Bulhel Nreoen, 4a 8ulhel&leeiaamen
q 8uit,el pFrlin9, Ii Buftel Shnisen
l Buitbei eecorrtes @elidafprn, Is Belen
Sc b;dcrpbeiem, 81 1onnen 0eu, ID Qacun
oen Nelid,fcrmfutter, 8 Qaoungen JRiirbif1e
S5 pfo. Woue, 72 pfc. Gladss.
&le,pansslfade uerfertiat ucn srmen
% YDetbsf!eicer. Is Sd,lrssn 20 6ember
5 Rappen, 6 eeintid,er, z srollene calstil.
der, 4 Bcnnets, 4 Hadbfidden, Shniir.
leibfen. 33 paar Soften, 8 9a6de. 2 Wdmie
g Weffen, "a Mannsbembsu, 90 Vaar
Strnmpfe. 33 paar Shube, 46 paar
Sd,ub balbaeictlt. 3Sa paar Striimpfe an
qelfr,dt, 8 paar Nanc{d,ut, 9 baumtpcllene
6alstiiher, 8 Oute. 4&inoeranjuae, Sins
cerbemcen, 1903 Uarc Qeinen, ll9t Ua,os
S,albleinen' IS Strehfdd Is Sopfidde, ID
llebersiise bafiir, l2 Betttad,er, 8 Sstseeden
2 Quite.
Stcd auf Der 8auerei.
2 Wferce. l3 &iibe, 3 Stiere, Hincer
81 Sdmeine Mnb 3ie9en, % Serfel, Gar
rem, 8 &dlber, 80 Sdafe, 10 edmmer.
l9ecreice i'm 8poen.
80 sder Weisen, 10 Nder Safer. l3slde
93cqaen, Iii Nder Melhfcrn, 2 Ader &ar
tcfsln, I slder Gla&s, Sohnen nne Beisn
Wel,d,forn.
@s ,purben spdhreno bee Sahrs 8 Nde
aeflart uno Z ucrber sesrarpte slder spurce
1um @inidben Subereitet. &s ifpfitt 9e9e
Sen Superintenbsnten une feiner sptrciee
gOaatrone ~ fasen, oae feline Miihe bel 81
men aeipart purbe in Der ihrer Yh,dten.
Die Nermiaisunsen sur unteritneuns et
l9lultolt spirc arobweiie obnehmen ioypie b
Narm mebr rerbe0ert tuiro.
sldtun9sUoa Uc,aete8t
| 6. o. eester,
Il Deter Sbid, Direetese
s. 3. DebneY.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-19
8etauntmabunaen,
Qbictal !Nitati0n.

9Bm VtdFoent uno Otualieoer ees 8e
,irfsseridbts Sid1t, 8autcns Safeoano
ihaft seben term't GUT SatUb @unsen1
bauier, Wa9ner, prn SiGah, ieiner Rel,
wobubaft IN Maiilqcn, ncroamerifaniGdeu
Staates Sbip, I'll oerfeben, baB Cure She,
fran Waraaretha, geb OasIer, Gbelheis
cunostla9e 9e0en @ud, onqeboben bat.
Da @uer ae9enwdrtiaer Aufentbalt unbes
fannt, 70 wercet Sbr aemdB parasrapb 80.
prcseBoronuna oufaeforoert. Dienffaa Den
IL. Scpt. l848, 8crmittaes 8 llhr, entnes
Der ielbft coer ourd Sepcamdtttettn reprds
Ientirt, an uniern Stranfen III eriheinen,
UNI ansuhOren uub pcrjutraeen, mas auf
biele &lase 8eSug bat ausbleibenoenfals
eraebpn pilroe mas 9fed,tenS.
SiGad, 10. Mat l84S.
0tamens bes Sesirfsseri6ts,
beGen prdIcent
Seb. Wa9ner.
Der 8erihtefbreiber.
@eOr9 Sberer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-19
BON sSrdnfreio, mpfobleu.

BON Sranfreid, tmpfobleu.
: Sat aue 9efan9ene ballen Sob in ibreu
Seils. Weuhelmuroe curd, @ift uno au
anoere 9SeIfe flne iebr bduFs in ben un3u
frteoenen 0uartisreH.
9!uf Dem eelbe eines Der Sniuraentcu fan,
man Den @ntmurf einee Decrets, NIT Slei
ittft sefd'rieben. Giner Der slrtifel lautet:
l. Aue Snr8er, welhe mebr ais 200 Er.
Saren be5ablen, 1cllen filr 10 Sabre aller
enr9erl'beH uno poIttiihen 0tebtc beraubt
=. Aaes Gi9entbum, Iie9enbes tpie pers
lonltd,es, mas Sur9ern Gcb6rt, ,pe[obe felt
1915 OffentIihe sIsmter besleiten baben, fcu
conf1sStrt tpercen.
3. Die Contribution Graufreih'e 1T bic
BON l793-l794.
4. DIE Nrniee 1T entlafjen.
Ote Sbasun9en Der 9etooteten uno Der.
puhoeten ottterren teceutenb, bod ld6t fId,
annebn'en, oa8 I'D, ibre 3abl auf mchr ais
to'ooo .oooO ,etelauft, Die Sulurseuten sdblten
10000 Wann.
Oas enslilde Miuiiterium hat eineMebrs
peu oen Is Stlmmen I'M Sau|e Der @oms
pacua bat fapitulirt. Trieft wirb blofirt.
S'e lembarctid'e Armee tat bel Gerona cine
NIeoerlaQe erlttrn.
&'ne ahredIthe @arliiteubeweauna bat in
Sp'nten beecnnen.
20 gebt eae 8eriltbt, cine rufGId,e armee
ls' beorcert, in preuBen ein,ufallen. @s UNI
t1erl'eg telnem 3rpeifel. bae elue unsebeare
yrmee 9e9en pHtt marfbmt.
. Ger Rr'ea 3riihen Idnemarf uno preus
gen plro bofentit balo beieeieqt lein. Die
Oanfn fabren frtt CUR Gee preub. e diff
'pegiunebmen.
sSn cen frans Departsmenteu 1T es rubia.
Sn 8rIehenIano ut Die 9eb. Qipn untcr
eem 8plfe unteroruft.
Sn Srlano oaurrt bic tepofnete 8eme
Jutl9 fort. Taulencc itrDmen ma t, oen@lubs
ltno Die 3e9erun9 1T, lheint es, niett i'm
Stanoe, W'ttel aufSufncen TIM fbnen 6lns
bait su thrn.
Ole SatcbinerpreiIc thit ben, Srifb EeleR-
Slutt an Der Spise, preoiet nnoeltSrt ben
2iufruhr. @s nntcrtie9t teincm 3peifel, roe
Ptne iehr farfe Sewcauug Qe9en cen Soerbl
bin unterncmmen ,plrb. Gnolono it urbta
hnc bic tumultuarifhen @criammIunqen Der
artcttcncen Glafeu hoben onfoeh6rt! (Nrfos
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-19

cSn Der Druderei Der vIreien preTe" su
pbilaoelphia ino 81 haben.
Ole @arrifaturen.
Cie eSiirItem lit Der &letnnte.
preis; sinSeln l2 @ts.-l2 grempIare
$1- uno 100 @rempl. 80.
GW- Der 0erauseeber obiaen @lattee
sei9t ,ueleid, an, oaB er ben Stein oieie.
AT flh eefauft uno 8eltelIun'
qen bon irgeno elmer 9IuSabl @remplart
prcn,pt belcrgcu miro Da oteie 8arrifatu
rem io,pobl in pt,laoelphia als in 9fewNorl
cine reieence Qtnabme finoen. 70 ldBt IId
erwarteu, oas oies audi an anoern Srten
Der Sal 1eiu miro, westalb oieielben auss
wdrtisen gsrtdufern beiteus Su empfeblen
Gno.
nw SetsQuhaen tierauf nin,mt an
Yb. Sturhoff's
Sudhancluna.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-19
Ginlebmn9
,urS Sub1cripti on.
Yrclpeftus.
Der llrerseihnete beabGhti9t Ten Druid
ines pamptlets:



eiues pamptlets
.Oie er,patbte Treibeit'
enthalteno
~ Cine Sammluu9 Der ocrsli9ltditen,
ouf bic 8eweounsen in europa BeSua has
beucen, in ben petihiecenen 3eitlhrlften Der
Union bis jest erithieaeneu ~6reiheitslisoer.
/. 9. BON SERB. 5relIlsratb, st. Naud''
9. SO. Irchlid, eeonharo, Basner, Nu,
Sdlotte, 8ar Def, Marb. Sedmann
Tror. @,feubeil uno eini9en ln8snannten.--
D;elew ldlieBeu It an eiulae ,tpahrhaf
rs!ieiofe unc anti>jeluiit!ldoe @so!d,te' v'1
Tr, lDieubclo Or. 8ledeu unc siniaen un
isenannteu, ein WieSenleo Don Usosarf mi
einige Beinlieeer.
y e,nise .prciaiIte sluhaee, oen sans
toer in @uropa ermad,ten Sre,beit uno oe1
amfrifonlften Sympathlen beSeldtneno,
eebensbeffreibuns 9amarttne's M.f.sp.
9inhaus: aGiniee ,,fcmild,e, iatyrifd,
NIB farfaiti(de slufidse."