davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

IbeeIo9iibe Bsr:s, Sibeln, Tetomente
fatbolilde uno proteltanttId,e III beliebiaer
auswabl, Stbelwerfe; 9noahtss IT, @e-
beibud,er fur beloer Goufelllouen &c. -
unterr,d,ts- Sd'uI uno cSuaenoihrIften.
esutde u. engl:td'c q . S [SpeQ,nas.
ans Shultuher, oeutld,e Sprohlebren,
sentlhe-n: Sremo lEorserbudber, enallfh
seutld'e uno oeutld,s en9lilte @ramatife,
Dolmetlber, CtcucnarD's ,c.,-Stoarap.
bslt)ez uno @eld'llbts lSerfe, @ecarapbie-
II. 8clferfunoe mericinilbe lGerfe, -aIo.
T1ihndle u. Sonl0cpatbtfte bcm6crasts
ectoete,) DlebarSsne,funbe -@bemie II.
s-e6nolr9ten.-Stone lBiIenItbaft in arc.
BersluSwabl, beutihe SlaiIfsr namcntltt:
Sotbe, prad)tau59abe in 5 30 nit Stabl-
lt'd, SbIaer eeliln1 0auff &linqe, pla-
tea, Sehlenitldger u. !. 10. 3; @eclhte.
srnane, e Greater GaItterbutber G.
@i!ahS uno engl. 9lutcr5 in oeutltt ilber.
-Ft w.e lhIers, fang. Reooluticn,u IL. .}f1i-
letre.h, eamarttne's, 0louGtau, Sue'ss
Sbeatlpeare II. tu. B.rte. -, Cur, I'm.
terl. 9laubt, ben Sb,rlc9en pie ben 0otcu.
ben Srttocprcn nie Den Otatlcne(Ien. oerr
auopathen n'e 3. hcmccpathen, oen e;b-
"e>" wv cS" %eiHeHUtN, CeH NTpnltd1tn
tpIe .. Sraurlaen &c. becienen III fSnneu.
Auenfaus oerfa1ite coer nid,t ocrr6thioe
Suher ,perrsn aufBcrI1nQen in m6alid,lf
tur5er 3ett peribaff.. Wleid,eitia btetet
er icsn lhones9lcrfement .. 9uten Suhreb>
materlalttn IL. Tineppaare gum gsrfaufe
an Semes Brief uuo SShrcibrapiere.
thwarie, blaue, II. rctbe Gtnte IL. z 3uteus
ltdnoe, Sano unn Sanoitancs, Stahlie>
bern II: Ssrerhalter, pcier. TecermelIe T..
Sle''tfte, Sls9eltaf> Sblaten, SrieflTeacf;
Sheterittte, Shiefertafeln Sdrelb,
%. SlanfbHder &C.; ferner: f,1rbiqes Na,
ple"e, 8c!o II Stlbcrpapier, Giqarsz uno
Iabafsocicn, Spiellhad,teln uno Splco>
tent Shahbrette, Sjelo Tafhenbilter.
SIloerbiher, arcBe suswah( BON amer,f.
u. otutltcn Sdcern Sl.bfditbcn 1t. W2a.
lerptnlel II. {. ~.
IS 1T unmoa(tt, ,u benomen, rpas oa NIes
no iple pcblfeil III baten lit .5tcmmt
'reunoe uno leht. uno wenu Sbr cann red,t
tr cath elnfauft, 70 oiebt unter,cidneter
OF, DE Serithcruu9, oas man beieerleite
etrleolat bon eiuanoer 9eht.
santcn, Starf 60, Sebr. ls4s.
pbiltpp Stiirbpf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Rriea in altimore, II. Wdrs
S,eute am 9 nta9e CAB es 6euers
Idrm, spelhe @eleaenheit Die perId,iecenen
Teuesfcmpaanlsn su elmer furd,tbarenStli>
9erei benuBteu. 1000 Msnihen fouen
an benz @efedte 2ted sencmmen babsn,
bas an Der @de BON Satbeorals uno Macis
fcn- Ctr. oprfel. piitclen wuroen abselhcfs
fen. Steine, 3ieseln u.i.n. senorfen.
Gin seniGer NntbcnY 9uahe fsl auf Der
Steue erfdcGen nieoer, slnocre erbielten
td'~ere Susel~uaoeu, uno cine srcee Wen.
St Gnberer erbielteu beceutenee Ierlesun-
gen. = @iniae cerfelten pereen ftperlid,
sDieSer senefen. - Die poliset pe, boftete
saebrere Ibeilnetmer.
Die fhanclide Sdldaerei rpieoerbcltc flh
balo nahber nohmals, ais Elm anoeres
Geuer am Sclts pcint ausbrat.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
SO 0 1T
G3eorya 0du6ll
aus Sodlt. eanoaeridtsbes. Sreubera,
Wrceherj. Ge0en- Earmliaot I?

o"e 1loWF. SanoaerthfsbeS. Sreubern,
@roeherj. oefen- Earm(1act
CsrieIbe perliee feline S,eimatt am l6tcn
Jteoember 1919 in 8efeUidaft zines c,chour
:Mertel. ebenfals aus S.6ttlf. Gr reilfe poIt
9Ncrms ben Hbeiu blnab nah 6apre De
lSraee, BON ipc er or auf einem, Der Nirma
,Hehn Ncams uno Tatban in SEEM Nlrf as.
horencen> Shife Die 9ieife iiter BEN Sceou
nad' Ne,psDcrf 9emad,t bateu irG. = Ter
llnterSeio,nete bittet i'm uno alte yWenid,eus
Freunoe, Die feinen slufenthalt fplIeu, ibm
3efdutse Gad)ridt Su seben unter Der Slo.
oreie; Sotann9 9eno.
&ansrn, Stasf &c.. Stic.
CO. llniere Wehielbtdttcr in Ssew- 91crt-
pb'laoetpbia, NerpsSrteans uno
baltimore tperceu unter 2u{lte.
rnna unierer @eseuoieuite un, ess
tau'9e Nnfnatme seteten. -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
S'nlaottll9 sur Gubferiptipm!

Vtn'acatit9 sur GMbteripttpir!
aut oas fh6ue, nat Ieineu llmfanoe reid.
half'9ite II. susleld, pohlfeillte lit, leiuerIens
osni uno R'ttuus liberaIte
Wt9ano'S gcnoeri1ticns gerifcn.
SIR ale Stdnoe.
Voaltdnti9 in IL 8dnoen. Sober gh, in -
Heftsn, jeces Socft in @paen. Drels S,eft
tler9enomnlcn Nur 8 @ts. 4 Sbe. cber j.
ote 4s. 6eft 1nb bereits erftienen unp E. -
men e'n9elebcn tperoen-allmc auf SeIfellr "a
an9ef"nll1ten ,plrc BEL pbilipp sturbcf.
G&scIte oieles ir ieoer 0e,lebuno ousoe-
seId,Ts.e blOta rerifUu in fencr Nausbibiio.
thet fehlen. S,ier nur einiqe Gprte iber be
T'chtnna, aus Dem GOrmcrt Der Gerla9s.
bancluns:
.,Aastmeine menfhenrtebte sictts MIR fir nj.
rel'at lib lbrcr trruBt rpcrern. gu tictcm Smutt.
Nan fuDrt ttln anecrcr Q9c9, ais ric Nstlcuno mn
ce OtsMcn D"ttcn Nceht, nllr prn clncn m1brbaft
.Nen U'"n ]" Hsneil, oer III elnrn 9rn'iicn Srcts
ecr Stltbr 8 lGneptlcr1rp] cnectrctcn ,pnr.
cas ut cw VctbptnriStc,t 1t. rds @cplrfuis rrtI.
q cle tnereicrartt6cn Q4rrtc ins {ctcr acruf,,t.
OtrStlrbrte, Der bic Mllttricn cs .6tn,ncIs ent.
tmleHrt, tublt ben Srans init tclncr crrunaeurr
2S"hrbrit aud in bas stbcn tcfreicno cin,uarrieer
no e'e ttsbrr nur fur Die macrrIrn SntcrrtIcn res
ssrsne 1bdtstn itnc ersritfcn ron elmer Stbnfudt.
nter 'bre Sobcllt, iltcr ibre 2Scrt'futt binaus
tltdcn nnp Ginldt lu sstpnncn in rcn 3uianmcn.
gah9' Ut c.sVct ee DR. episcn Natur uno rcr prdb.
'clncen Utcnihcnpclt OitIcm Brcilr(niE cinb mri,
tere Setrleci9urS ju rrri9atfcn, unb 10 rcnlih NIT
), arttltrn amber Grretunq bcs onaebcutsten 3ic(s:
!as III bic Nut9atc, rie mir uns sctlcllt botcn. Gs
'lsn nbt mic Der rcDrSanofis,.grs mill, p,r e,c6.
f'prne:n perat9eicrrt merrcn in rcn &taut Der &c.
me'nbst, tcneern rie Jicrrscn crElbsn ,u rem .,S.
p.n ret Wsnhbeit, unr ra,u tdcint mis- 70 peeis.
net; als s,n 2eert. eas eurb gem meinfa slide Oar.
y 1anS Alss 9etlensmcrtben nnt pureb bcn III a.
StStfen Oreis, Der iratnb n, umSi.
G3re rinst elm 3pltstua,u wtr.
10 NJ
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Die Mitslieoer bes 9erihts perhaftet bate,
miro Munntebr als unseeriinbet rpioerleet.-
Gr bat ben Oberbefebl in Sen. 8uttler's
Scdnoe seseben uno 1T nah puebla abeesan-
gen. .....
Sdnta 9lnna bat jtpar ben erbetenen pa6
BON cem mer,fanilhcn Commencement err
talten, nm bas eanc gu perldGen, loa (ld
aber bernad tpteoer ancers beionnen une
be Ihtc0en baben- nrhmals lein Slid als
partbei9dnser lu ueriuhen. - Dies lebt
Dem eh,lolen Strohs0lenom,lten aaeroinos
gang dhnltd, uno es ,pdre slcibfaGs nitt
81 oerpuncern, tpenu bas merfaniltr @e>
Gucel oielen feisen SlusreiBer abermals a ls
Seloen in ben Simmel, ODER tpenieifeus IN
Die Spse Der Gepublif erbDbe. G,nitpeilen
fudt er Gh in Tcten wesen Der 9eeen i'm
erbcbenen Inflase gu rehliertiscn uno'bes
fla9t Nt bitter ilber Sen, Zane, Der ibn in
Gebucan babe anfbeben ,pcllen, benz er iez
eoh 9llflld, cntgan3en, neil er2 Stunbeu
oorber BON cem 9lnid,lage unterridttt, nod,
untenerft habe entihIiipfen tOnnen, su iei-
nem 9rbeten Ssrauern fre.lih NIT 3urild>
la6un9 ieiner gquipaee, bic cann lit 6einoes
jcdnoe aefallen let.
Sn Nuaretarc foll Elm Quorum ces
Scnsrc6es periammelt iein, un9ebuIcig Der
Observation-Disclosures entae9enlsbenb> lbr;s
gems in pcllfcmmener 9lube.
Sberitl' SiSfoe rerlisB Gera Grus nit
elmer slbthetun9 ecu,Gana uno Georgia
Cra9cner. ytoh an oemislbsn 9leeue murs
een 10 - SO 9ucrillas in Der @esenc bon
Matacerocra 9eihen. ecstere Soeen Itb bis
an ben Hano etnes @eh6lSes suriid, bss
wcbin ite Soauptmanu Mafcro ron Den &C.
cr0iern tefu9 uerfol9te. - Nm H anoe oes
8cbol,es anselanat famcn unsefdbr 400
Waerlfaner auf bic f(e,ne 3ahl glrner.tauer
Ics uno es entlp,nu Gh Elm heftiaes Scz
feht.-llniere Sruppeu ourhbrahcn mebr:
mals bic Neiben Der Merifauer. I'm biele
Belt fam oas amerifani Ite oauptcorps aus
Is Wann beitehenr, an9erildt uno man
fimpfte ldnsere 3cit Wann seseu Mann.-
lieutenant Oenoericn uuroe bon elmer Ganse
ourhtcbrt uuo nod, ilberoies burh eincn
Sd,ue perwunret. gr ifarb ben 600 zines
Soeloen. a gjecr9ier tpuroen aetootet u. etpa
IL 9ecrser mrbr cser ,peni9er oernunoet.
Die W uleiel fo,pie Die Sooten une 9ers
rpunoeten mu6ten Suriid3eIa6tn rueroen. =
Die Wasen wuroen uerbrannt. SberitlieIt.
Briscoe fam am "a in OrtSabo an.
Sberit Sa6icu mar nit Depefben bon
Balbnstcn an9efcmmsn, meld,e @enera
Sfctt suriidberiefcn uno itatt ieiner rem Sc
neral 8uttler gum @cmmanorenoen eruens
Sen. Scctt nahm als joelo uno Mann rcn
@bre BON ieinen Gruppeu 9lbihier, peld,e
laut weinten, als ibncu ,,oer Iebte Armccs
befebl'' ibres brapen @enerols rcraele1rn
puroe. Sen. Scott hci6t barjn leinen Iad,s
fol3er einen orroienten Sfftiier nno ausses
sethnetcn Scloaten.
Sn QuaretarD waren ert 80 Oeputirte
an9efcmmen; sfpar 6 mebr als friiher. aber
nod INNER tein Quorum. Hiuber II. Diebe
trieben in Der Staot unb BEN 9crtdoteu uns
9citraft ibr llnweien. DIE 91ssieruns bate
feline Madt cemielben gu iteueru -Sor. Orus
fin9 uno Wodlntoib taben Der He9erunq
fein 8elo ocraeitredt. eestere fano bic Ses
rinsunsen cieies Seauies su bart nab luhte
'hr 0eil lieber TN Triecen nit oen 8erein.
Staaten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
SO / It
ecJobann 8aptiit Walbbrll,,,

aus Dem &Snt9reid, Sapern2
CerfeIbe fdm Dor 9 Satren mad, Tcrb.
Amertfa unc 1T ielnes @eihdfts elm W1SbrI.
Shrenerr. Der unterseihuete, 1eiu 9,.ucer.
pelder lett ielner 9Ibreile Don Geut,hloub
i'dts tpe'ter bon ibm sehDrt, panld,t iebm.
.@lt ,etnen AafentbaIt Su nj fen. Gtmaise
@H!":Sellnnssh trercen inter folseneer Abs
Care Of
Sohdnn Walbbrun
Care II Q. Striba, pittstura, So.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
Qlucitcrs>Sffce, Storf 60.

9lucitcrssSf1ce, Storf 60.
Canton, Wdrs H. 1913.
Tahrid,t miro btermit ecgebeu, cae bic
Soaro Of Equalization BON starf Scuntp
hre tdbrlld,e Sisuna in Der Gmtsiiube ees
Iuc't'rs balten tp'rb, beginneno am 2ten
Wcntaa ndhitcn slprils, nm &taae ;u bee
rem uno beweaIthes uno untemeold,cs gis
9entbum su equalll EN- Die BARN Bethel
ttate llno erlud)t III erid,eineu.
Wm. s.. Surte,
9luoltor oou Start 60.
l3-6m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Die Demcfrdten pcn Detroit Mit,., bas
Fen in tbrer eebaltenen @harterwabl abers
mals einen eldnSenoen S.eg errunaen. Se>
meeftenswertb 1T, baB Gd Der Babltampf
ftren9 nm alsemeine Yartbeifraeeu orebte
NIB bon ben Oemcfraten Der Wablipruh :
,,@dB nth Der &riea!' aufaelte[It muroe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

MS, mas ttut mir nein 3aba Ic peb p
tprah cine Grau iu itrem damn. ,Sh Bin
frot es su bDren, - cr,pleoerte Der sdrtlide
0atts ts,-jest muet cu bod tpenisfens cine
;3eitlan9 oas Wlul bolten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
SeutiheS @aftbaus
gum
St SSpuifcr Sptcl.

IN elbertpsStra6e, 9Bcciter, Wapne So.
9etnri h Binter empfeblt Iein,
le't nteIen Sabren beitebences uno jest fehr
perbe6ertes Satbaus Dem seehrten publi
fun. Gutes ec9is, CUTE &cif unb @etrdnte
icrpobl, ipie quite Stallun9 fiir pferce pire
segen btlli9e Hed,nun9 periTdert.
Wcclfer, ben 5. 0Rdrt ]s4S. 13<2W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Merifo.-Die Nadriht, baB @eneral
eeott ftdb seneisert Der friessserihtlihen
unteriuAun9 0d Su fasen, ooer bae Ct gar
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

3'rsi fremnte @tnwobner eines Dcrfes fas
men III 9Bcrtwed,let pesen cem Sesrdbnie>
p!aB. Der eiue erfldrte, 70 lan9e er lebe,
MOLE CT niht ccrtbn be9rateu lei wdbreno
Der aneere nit 9leider Betimmtbeit anti
spcrtste: cas. wenu es g'o't fir gut ftuoe
ibn am eeben su ertalttn. wcae e. nabln be-
sraten fein unc ntreenos fcnf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Wenn Der mer'tanifhe @ousree BEN ame'
rifaniihen 8srtra9 annimmt, 70 fcmmeu
mir tueniaftens in ben frieolihen 8eGs oee
critten Theils bon Werifc. TeusNeritc II
@alifcrnien nebmen mir als slbihIaslablun.
gen an.
Cine Nbldrift oes ratjTcirten 5raftats it
an. Scnntas firth nit Majcr Graham mad,
Merifo su @eueral Suttler sefanct pcroen,
nne Der 70 eten eruannte 4cfauote in Wees
rifo oieasid,t nod heute nadfcl9en. - gBir
ncaen ieher, cb Die mcrifauilhe Neaieruns
nrd, iest ben Wutb beGst, unfcrem @sianb:
ten bic ibm eebHbrenbe sufuabme unb bem
9raftat ielbit Die Qualification su vsrlpeiecru.
: Bon ben IA Stimn'n 9esen BEN 6ries
bens-Grcctat tp1reu 7 bemctratild uno 7
BbiaS. -.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29
Buhbtnoer, Canton, Sbio.

~8NSVT'6F6~NkT ~Fss6E~'V c~TKUs
Ner untericihnctr h1lt ltdb rtrrHittct fti.
x 'nen me.tHtn Sunrtn fir ras i'm ts pAbrr
9e(ttntte Sutrantn ftincn berjt.hltcn Sant atius
fatttn lnp tetuncrt ltc (rseitb base fctflbrt (n
Suttincctscidblft auf frnsn aIteu l)Iate i'm ,,pci
ten Stctc bes 5etaurcs, wc llb bic peutide Oru.
tirri tet1nect. 81 tctrrlttn. Gr 1T enttlcGtn 70
mcpfcil ju tnren, ais r9enc Gin anntres Gtat(,Tt-
mcnt im Staatc lu tbun I'M Stancc III II. rtrtrr.dt
fcneIe, Set1matprlIe no nauerb fte Arttit lu lie.
wtu. brtFenr lltb rapur9 Der 1unIf res putlltums
duttis ju MAIDEN.
CO. Gr ibernimmt 9anse Sob. sIrbeiten u.
etnieIne Binder !; audi reparlrt, ODER binoet
uber, alte Snd,rr, oerfertiat 8cnuetbcren
,c. gu ben blaiSten Yreiieu uno auf Die fir.
,ete Jtrti,. Carl Barbeubura.
Santrn, MirI Is. 1913. liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

' Der Nbcliticniit 0llt itinrmte cafiir. De>
spis pom MaGahuletts, nahoem er bcuWils
mot prcoiic introouSiren tppllte, ebenfaus
stenfo Wonsum, nadbem er febr heftiq oas
aesen qsfprcd,en. DIE Seuatpre n bon 2es
ras, Nusf uuo ncutcn, ipra den beioe aez
gen ben Iraftat 9iust lttmmte aber ,ulrst
hot caflir uno cpuiton gine fcrt. Mebrere
Seuatcren, rpeld,e aesen Den Sertraa t:mms
ten, hatten pdbreno Der ean;en 8erhantz
iune nidt cen Muno 9eSffnet, unc es fonnte
sein Renih urtbeilen, tpie Te ilimmcn mir
ben 3pei dncertcn su gutter esBt nod ibre
Stimmen. Der Scnatcr @criptu BON Sbp
tttmmte ccniequent fir Die Nltfc alton ces
Sertrass. GS it ausaemaht, oae Der SOB
ees Attb. cchn 8. 9leams ben 8ertraQ
aerettet bat. Am erlten GAG, ecit uah Der
Eerleiuns oe0rlben, erbcb Gd, Elm wa brer
etnrm. Ger Id ert 9eacn 1cnnerlta9 u.
etrras leste, pom no ansefan9en Die ausBes
fprcd,ene 6fentlide Welnuna, meld,e gang
entifiecen fir Den Triecen mar, auf ben
Seuat einmirfte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Uu nfunbu uiersi9 &inoer!-
ger unaefihr z Sabren heirathste cine 43:
jdbri9e Suu9frau einen Wutmer. ,pels
der Batter bon 9 &ineern mar; Ge bate
NIT rieiem Wttt,per flint weitere Sinoer. -
Tad, oeGen 1coe beirattete fle einen swei-
TEN Bittwer, Der ibr ebenfaQs IL Rinoer
jubrat,te, NIT welhem ile stpei Sinoer seuas
te. Sn poriser Brhe beirathete fe einen
eritteu Wi'wer nit 8 &ncern. unb 1T nun
In ihrem 53ten Sabre, Die Wutter bon Z u.
Sticfmutter bon 80 Jfinbern, BON meld,en
bereits mant,e 9roBeIterm. - Scio fruo0t
bar >uno mehret Gud, -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-29

Wsrn Gh Der unter,eihnet hermit err
l,ubt bic Aufmerfamteit ces perenrIieher
publifums iiberbaupt auf fein 8uherlage,
III lenfen. 10 fam er nit 8srgniaen perfi
hern, oae oa6elbe nunn.ebr mt ben geife,
aus fait alien Tddern Der literariihen Nii
ienfdaffen completirt unb er i'm S'anre III
etniae Anfra9en beaeenen su fonnen. Gin
Xhell 6es gerrat9s bsteht namentlid aus;
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
OCCUPYING TERRITORY,

Edward Flatwell was yesterday
ser: TO the workhouse by the Recorder,
for retaining forcible possession of a
shanty in Girod street.
"WelI, Pm blamed," said Ned, as
he was taken oft BY the Police officer
-"Well, I'm blamed if it amt contra
ny to the constitution; ii mus, belts
worse than martial law. There's Gen.
Scott and old Zack; they may occupy
as much of Mexico as they darned
please-at least as much of it as lhey
can, and the newspapers say, Bravo,
Scott! Go it, Zatk! Well done, old
'un;-that's the ticket, oh, lis all
right--of course it is; but let Ned
Flaiwell only squat down for single
night in a shany in Girod street, and
he Is peked off to the workhouse-
nothin' shorter "Squiie,'' said Ned,
particularly addressing his Honor,
"this is great country and groaoing."
~. @. Deltd.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
sf,@< .%"
ECHANICS XIyks

Speaking of the middle ranks of life,
a good Writer Observes There we
behold woman in her glory; not doll
TO carry silks and Jewels; not a puppst
TO be fA!tered by profane adoratio;nn-
fteterented to-day,, discarded ~ .hsior,
row; always jastled out of tie place
which nature and society would as,
sign her. BY sensualiay or BY contempt;
admired, but not respected; desired,
bct rot esteemed; ruling, by passion,
Tot affection; impartins her weakness,
not her constancy, to the sex she could
exali; the source and mirror of vanity;
we see her wife, par,aking the cares.
and cheering the anxiety of a husband,
dividing his tails 10y her domestic dill
gence, Spreading chserfulness around
her; for his sake sharing the decent re-
fnemen's of the world, without being
vain of them, placing all her Joy and
happiness in the man she loves. As a
mother we find her the affectionaie and
ardent in>truc,ress of the children
wholh she has tsndad from their infan-
cy, training them TO thought and be-,
nevelence; addressing them as rational
beings; preparing them to become men,
and women in their turn. Mechanics
1aughteFs make The hes, wives il the
world.o
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
TALK AFTER CHURCH.

"Well, Laura, givs me a short
sketch of the sermon. Where was the
tex,a'' .t.
Goa, don, know, I have forgot
ten it. But would you believe ii,
Mrs. Y. wore that horril bonnet Of
hers. ! eouldn't keep my eyes off j,
all meeting lime. Miss P. had on "a
lovely little pink one; and Miss T..
wore new shawl that must have cost
fifty dollars. wonder her folks DON,
see the folly of such extravaganza
And there was Mrs. II. with her pelis-
Sc. H's astounding what want Of
taste some folks exhibit"
"WelI, il you have forgotten the
sermon, you have not the audierce.-
But which preacher do you prefer, this
one or Alr. App
ooh, Mr.. A.-he''s 50 hand SOME,
and so graceful. What an eye, and
what set of teeth he hasi'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
PAT AN1 THE STEAM ENGINE.

'fhe following which we find il Tie
Boston Bee, is cspital. If the editors
Fave any more of the .'same sort"
left, We hope they will sfau item a.
long.
An Irishmen, day or two since,
VITO Had been often and proftabIy' en-
ployed as stevetlore, was obss:s'rved
intently gazing at a steam engine, that
was whizzing away at swift rate, do
ing Els work for him, and lifting the
eottaIf out from The hold Of ship,
quicker than you can say "Iaek Roll:
ihsah." Pat lnoked til4 his anger was
wen up, and then shaking His fist a, the
"iarnaI ctItter," he exclaimed
"Choog, choog, ehacg, spet,. stame
il, ard be botlreretl, sc oufd child O.
Satan, that ye arel Ye may do the
worke q twenty-five fellies-ye .,pay
take the bread out iv an honest Irish.
mans sh,-but, by tie powers,
now, &c rant cote, old blazer, mind
that, will yep
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
MARCH 2, 1913.
CHOLERA,

The moH seas;s's medical lt,trii on
the cholera that has ye, appeared has
been sent to the london Times, bx. the
Rev. Mr.. G. Winslow, vicar Of Tug
10y, Leiees'ershr4. The Rev. gentle
man quotes his own exper eace Of ,fe
tFeathtnt Of tie cholera, ihe resuf. Of
which he says, is that "of all Iii, inalt.
dies to which man is liable, there is
none more easily snbIued and more
durable than the cholera, if the rhr>i
clan can only have fair opportunity Of
combining the disease in its first inva-
sion Of the system The great mistake
&e have all made is Il REGARDING he
ciarrhga which precedss the disease
only as premonltory symptom, and
devoting our whole attention to The
more concentrated form which it subse-
fnenty zssumes, whereas 1t is the first
s,age-the first effect of the poison
upon the system, and the only period
Of its progress when the disease NAV
be successfully assai'ed. The remedy
most useful in this and every stage is
ta'onpl. Calomel is our sheet anfhor
in cholera. In the first stage, combin.
ed with opium, it rarely fails to cure,
but il must be given in the larger dose
IF ,@ehty grains of caiome1 10 two Of
opium, and be repeated, if necessary,
quickly; and in the subsequent stages
Of the disease, j! is the forlorn hope of
the physician. No other remedy has
ever succeeded where mercury has fail
ed TO restore the action Of The liver;
and we mag as aelf attempt TO blister
board, and warm a corpse with frric-
ton and stimulants, or to rouse by such
means the vital powers, when the pa
tlent has fallen into the state of col.
lapse. Let the public remember the
important fact, that diarrhea is the
first symptom Of cholera, and in chat
stage it is most easily remedied; bu: r
il passes that period, and The serum of
the blood has been SO drained off as to
leave il like far In the vessels, there IS
very llt'le chance o. any but a fatal
termination"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
<e0sk-
THE BATTLE OF LIFE.

We often have been impressed BIZ
the deep significance of the phrase
which Dickens has given as title to
one of h!s Christmas stories, "The Bat
tie of Life" 1t is fill Of solemn mean
lngs. fll our hours, from The cradle
to the grave, are but series Of antag-
onlsms. Hunger, fatigue, sickness,
temptation, sin, remorse, sors5g-7
these are The strong powers With which
We must wage continue. war. Foes
beset us from without and within, and
make life one long and earnest battle.
But there aEe victories TO &c 2soa Of
the field more glorious thar .hsss whisR
crimson Marathon and Waterloo. e.
vii habits may be subdued-fery pas,
sions brought under the control Of
neutrality-suspicious. resis,edZself-
denial cheerfully sustained, and life
itself consecrated to high and holy pur-
poses. TO Triumph over the infirlmla-'
ties of perverted nature, and rende!
life, once deformed by passion and
stained by sin, beautiful with low;
made manifest III deeds Ct benefcence, :
is worthler our ambition than all the
blood wrought heroisms :hat ever link
ed name to a worlds remembrance.
Every day witnesseth triuthphs such IS
these-yet Fame proclains them not.
What matter is it? In the serene
depths Of these all-conquering spirits,
Gods peace abides, and harmonies are
heard, such as the angels make when
they welcome the victorious soul from
the Conflicts Of this, 10 the rap,ures of
the heavenly world.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

THE FOOLS REPRooF.

There was certain nobleman, says
Bishop Hall, who kept fool, to whom
he-ons day gave staff, with charge
to keep 1t till he should meet with one
wi no IS greater fool than himself
Not many years after, The nobIeman
fell sick, even unto death. The fool
came to see him: his sick lord said to
shim,
81 must shortly leave you.''
"And whittier art thou going?" said
THE fool.
/ "lnto another WORLD" replied lis
.lordsh1p.
"And when will you come again?
within a months"
"No."
".Wihin year'''
"No."
I "Wheu the"?"
"Never.'''
".Nerer!" said the fool; ''and wha,
provision hast thou made for Thy en-
|.ter' a,nment there, whittier thou go-!
es,:''
"None al ALL"
"No!" said The fool, snone at ALL
Here take my staff for, with all my
folly, | am not guilty Of such FOLLY as
this"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
BOUND no COME OFF.
The Pittsburo Merc,;ry tells II

j. The Pittsburg Mercury tells the fol-
lowing good one:-
Somewhere in the West, a sable
knight Of the lather ard brush was per-
forming the operation of shaving a
hoosier with very dull razor.
"Stop!''' said the hoosier, ",hat'
won, do.''
"What's de malta hoss?'
"That razor pulls"
"WeIl, TO matter for. dat, sab. If
de handle % de razor don't break, de
bfard's Bountl TO cum off,"