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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

EV'Hon Andrew Kennedy formerly nom.
Der of Congress- from Indiana, died of the small.
pox, in Indianapolis, OH the 3lst ult The Jour.
nolsates hat the usual time for the spread of the
disoase has passed aud that no new cases have &C.
Cured. twill be remembered that the Legslo
ture Of the State. upon learning that Mr.. Konuedy
was attacked, Immediately adjourned and wen,
to iheir homes
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

PARRY GooD.-One John Davidson
in Illinois, ran away with tho wife of q
corn speculator, who heard of the fugi
tive at Natchez; and, fearing that David
son would get out of money, he sent him
$50 dollar note in letter, and told him
if he did not clear out down east with
tho woman, he would gouge out both his
eyes, and thrash him within an inch of his
life. 1t issupposed that the happy pair
"sloped," as they have not been heard OF
by their Illinois friends.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

SINGrNe.-The late DR.. Rush said. the
"Germans rarely died of consumption
because they are always singing" LIE
parents remember this. and patronizs
singing schools, and teach their children
10 sing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
Tremendous ExnIosion.

The Steamboat Sea Bird, when near Cape Gi.
rOrdeau' took fire, on Wednesday, the 9th inst,
which was communicated 10 one thousand kegs
OF powder on board and wus blown to atoms.
Tho report OF the explosion was heard forty miles
distant
The passengers aud crew escaped from the bur.
Mug boat before the fire reached the powder
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The .Cincinnnii signal,

This is the title ola weekly paper, published by
james w. Taylor, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t is well
worthy of the support of the people of the West
Independent in its character, ii will be a welcome
visitor to every family circle. for its "chieP objec,
is to minister to the social and intellectual pro.
gress of the West" And our people, who desire
paper ofthe kind, had better subscribe for this
instead Of ofsending their money out of the State
for the trash that is contained in dollar weeklies
The terms are two dollars per year--6ve dol
lars for three copies and Is dollars for ten copies
s.N /, :,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

LV'Gov' Young has sent in his Message to the
New York Legislature. 1t is principally taken
up with state affairs. lie appears to be opposed
to the discussion of the War, during its existence
aud is in favor Of fighting it ont.
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congressional.
MoNpAv Tan. a.


MONDAY, Jan. 81
SENATE.-Mr Cass' resolution for The
increase of the regular army by adding
ten new Regiments was taken up and dis
cussed by its author at some length, when
on motion of Mr.. Calhoun it was laid
over.
HousE.-Mn Hudson. of Mass. offer.
ed resolution to direct the President to
recall our army, to make the Nueces the
boundary and to make trealv of peace,
including provision for the payment of
claims by Mexico. The resolution was
lost by vote of Ito 1877.
Mr. Hampton offered resolution to
permit any Mexican State, when a ma
jority of its citizens desire, to come into
the Union in conformity with the Con
stitution of the United States.
Mr.. Houston then offered bis resolu-
tion of thanks to Gen. Taylor, which was
amended as noticed in another place
Both resolutions lie over.
TUESDAY. Jan. a.
SENATE.-The principal business was
the calling up of Mr.. CaIhouns resolu.
tions. He addressed the Seuate. at some
length, in powerful argument against
the conquest of Mexico and in favor of
taking defensive line" The Senate
then went into Executive session.
HoUsE.-Tbis body was chiefly engag.
ed in debate upon referring the Presi.
dents Message to the appropriate com.
mittees.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. s.
SENATE.-The ten regiment bill was
under consideration. Mr.. Crittendel
proposed substitute, allowing the Pres
ident if he deemed it necessary, to cal
for 80, 900 volunteers. After discussion
the substitute was rejected by vote o.
10 to 26.
HoUsE.-Mojor Gaines appeared, was
qualified and took his seat. Severa
messages were received from the Presi
dent and read. from the War and Treas.
ury departments and from the Regents of
the Smithsonian Institute. Laid upon
the table to be printed.
a discussion then took place upon the
report of the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads.
THURSDAY, Jan. 6.
SENATE.-A motion was made TO re.
store Mr.. Richie to his seat on the floor of
the Senate, from which he was ousted
last winter. Laid over.
A bill to fill up the vacancies in the
volunteer corps was passed.
The ten regiment bill was discussed by
Mr.. Hale. Mr.. Johnson, of Maryland
will next address the Senate. After an
Executive session, the Senate adjourn
cd over to Monday.
HousE,-The Richmond mail question
was discussed.
FRIDAY, Jan. Z.
HoUsE,-The time of the House was
principally consumed in the discussion
OF the Richmond mail question.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations by the President:
Charles Huffnage, of Penn. Consul to
Calcutta.
Hugh Keenan,, of Pennsylvania Con.
sui TO the port of Dublin.
w. j. Stapes, Of New York, Consul to
| Havrc.
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SIeambOnt Disastcr.

Last week we recorded heart-rending steam.
boat disaster. This week we must add another
BY an extra from the Gallipois Journal, of
Monday last, we learn that the Steame, Blue
Ridge, when about three miles below tina. town
bursted her boiler. There were about 20 per.
sons on board, 30 of whom persisted.
The Journal says:
"She blew up, while under way, with
tremendous explosion, reducing to q
perfect wreck all of the cabin Immediate
ly over her boilers. She commenced
sinking almost Immediately, nndin few
minutes the hull lsunk leaving the cabin
ahoat--to thetop ofwhich hsuch ofthe pas.
sengers as were saved retreated for secu.
rity. As fast as possible they were con
veyed to she shore in the yawl; but be
fore they were all relieved from theil
perilous situation the cabin had Aoatet
some six or eight miles. The passen
gers were taken to the farm houses il
lthe immediate vicinity, where every pos
sible attention was rendered to the suffer
ers by the hospitable occupants.
"There were three horses on board ont
of which was found on shore after the ex
plosiou. The other two were missing.
The explosion was undoubtedly caus
ed by defective boilers, together with al
unsuficiency water. The boilers ha,
been in use nine years last fall,
tits aheart-sickning business to recor
so sad catastrophe, and we are gla
when our duty is over We hope lik
task may never be again put upon us.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
WWenterli XYecIxlvM

We have received the first number OF new
paper bearing the above title and published in the
City ofPittsburgh. Itisa large and well filed
sheet and we recommend It TO the people the
West Terms 81 per years. copies $50
copies $l5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
40 Years AyO,

II is gratifying to all, who are now upon tn,
active stage of life, to learn from those, who llec
an active part in tile early history of our noble
State and who are permitted yet to be with us
the "reminiscences of by-gone days The follow
ing sketch, we know, will interest many of ou
present citizens:
For The Lancaster Gazette.
MR. WLAvER:--I will thank you to publish tn,
following reminiscence of early times. | am salts
fled twill be interesting 10 some of your readers
GEO SANDERSON.
In the years 1906 and 1907, the set
tiers in the then new State of Ohio, were
thrown into great excitement and alarm
at the movements of Col. Aaron Burr, in
getting up an expedition at Blannerhas.
setl's island and other points on the Ohio
river for the purpose, as it was said, of
dismembering the Union, making the AL.
leghany mountains the division line be.
tween an Eastern and Western Govern
ment. This added to the tyrannical con
duct Of the British Government, in Grip
ping our defenceless commerce, impres
sing our seamen,& ,& urging on their savage
allies, the Indians, to commit depreda
tions on our Unprotected frontier settle
ments, aroused the people to action, and
caused them to make preparations fol
their safety Volunteer Companies were
raised, in various parts of the State, arm.
ed and equipped with an unerring rifle
a shot pouch and powder horn, both wei
stored with powder and ball, and theil
services were rendered to the Presiden,
of the United States, and Governor ol
Ohio, to march to any point required al
a minutes acarning"-hence they were
called minute men," Free trade and
Sailors rights" hang up Aaron Burr
-"and no quarters to the yellow SKINS
were the watch-words all over the coun.
try. In this state of affairs, the settlers
living in the western part of Hooking
and the eastern part of Amanda town.
ships, in Fairfield county, met at the
house of the late WILLIAM INGMOND
Esq. living FIVE miles west of Lancas
ter, formed themselves into volunteer
company, elected their officers, and being
fully equipped, rendered their services
without regard to time and place, to
the proper authorities. The company
however, was not called for; but in the
war of 1912, many ofits members march
ed to the tented field, and discharged
their duty to their country and its cause
in a gallant manner | have the origin.
al musterroll ofthe company, in my pos
session, and it was composed of the fol-
lowing named individuals:
LIST OF THE Volunteers of 1907"
Captam.-WILLIAM INGMOND.
Lieutendnt--JAMEs HEDGES.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

tS-our thanks are due to Messrs Edwards. Of
Congress and Shaw. Lyle and Holcomb, Of the
Legislature for valuable public documents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

SUBSTITUTE FOR ETHER.-Dr. Simpson
of Edingburg has discovered new sub.
stance named chloropbiue, which has all
the good qualities of ether and none Of
its evil. 1t has been used very success
fully in England.
Some interesting experiments have
been made with this substance at the
Baltimore Md. College of Dental Surge.
ry which have given great satisfaction.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

0 A beautiful woman without modes
tyexcltes our pity rathcrthan admiration /.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

ET-News from Santa Fe states that the army
is still in state of insurrection.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

VA Cotton Factory with 1000 spin
dies, has just commenced operations in
Fredericksburg, Virginia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

YYe who are eating the apple dunn
plings and molasses ofwealth, should not
forget those who are sucking the herring
bone of poverty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations by the President:
Charles Huffnagle, of Penn. Consul to
Calcutta.
Hugh Keenan,, of Pennsylvania Con.
sui to the port of Dublin.
w. j. Stapes, Of New York, Consul to
Havrc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

ITeStdcHE.
DARIUS TALLMADGE.
Wee Presidents.
DANIEL CRUMLEY,
ELLIOT GRIFFITH,
JACOB BECK,
DANIEL KELLER,
THOMAS McNAUGHTEN,
JOHN. CLANCY,
JOHN WYLIE,
JOHN SHAW.
Secretaries.
ALFRED McVEIGH,
GEORGE WEAVER,
TUNIs P. AsHBRooK,
B. w. CARLISLE,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14
Mems from the Armp.
rrn,n mcxico.

The Baltimore American has received
by express. the following interesting
news from Mexico:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

G. f. SHAEFFER, Sec'y.
Note.--The names ofthe persons com
posing the executive committee, consist
ing Of one from each township, will be
published IN a short time.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

was acquainted with the members oI
the above company, and itgives me pleas
ure, even at this remote period, to state
that they were gentlemen of high respec.
liability and moral worth, and for patri,
otism, courage and noble daring we're moi
surpassed, at that or the present doy Gu,
of the whole number not more than six
are known TO be living. Two only
Jesse Hnes and Henry Tngmond, yet
live in Fairfield county-Luke Ingmond
resides in Ashland county, Richard Har-
ritt in Hancock county, Allen Green in
Licking county, Ohio land Thomas Sci
by in the West--the remainder of the
company are all believed to be numbered
with the dead, and hope sleep we'll
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-14

HoUsE.-The time of the House was
principally consumed in the discussion
of the Richmond mail question.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
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Dem ooppelt na ilerbt d,ten y a.
. illip II, pelhsr bnlin9Itt StBe entbilt,
nm 1000 3u1hauer su occomoowen. Die
SiBe liuo nat eiuem neuen Dlane errid,tet,
70 oos iecer 3uIhauer @ele9enheit bat jeoen
9lft oer8orlteLlun0 un9ebinoert Su i'ben. Die
gtoenttimer talen es fir lt5crluTIt9 piei
in Se;ua aut @rhaltun9 Der Sronun9 unc
8ectod,tuno ces 9luitanoes mdbreno Der
SorteGuna III iaoen, irloem ltr gutter Huf
in nteler SoinIld,t feitselteut 1T.
Die GrGfnunas Scene 1T cine reue unc
prnd,tpcue lpanift,e@aoalcaoe. GrcBeSrams
pclin Sprilnge uno ocppclte DurSelbdume
oou Charles Shernocc. Die beritbmte
9IcrctattSamilie pom M;blc'5 @drter, 9tcw
Wcrf @Dtp miro in thren bcrllhmtsn ClaIIlld>eu
Stonoblcer 8criteaun1en crId,eineu. Wm.
Smen Gale, Der ,,SOpur seIbaumz ShliQer"
miro in Ger orcBeneufipriug Se2,c crid1eis
men mirb er nit Mloane Stetp1rt in eli
rer bri0iauten 9lQemanre auf sWet Dfercen
nuftreten, Goroe s a It que bon 81
9S. Qpmina. Der niloe Sctn oes Waloee
bon Charles &. Shsrmcco. Ger S1dir ocu
sloa BON Schn Cray Irio 1urcto i'll unc
ocn SNrn @tepens. @rr8ss @oncert ocr
ccn Cincinnati slfrifauiihen Welociiteu
gEuncerpcGe Gunititnete III GDrrerboltuuQen
orn ~. q, eDminq. GrcBer SNauptaft Der
Meifuuit BON Benz berihmtcn 6clter JSm
Omen Gale. Die Scritellun0 miro olSNnnu
NIT einem neuen uno lpaetaften Jtadltlft
encen.
Co. Die GeIellihrft wirb duf ben IS. B.
W. III WaIGucn gprltcllun9 9ebe,.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
6. g. ecleiibmt ann.

Mit24T Scl3f6nitten
400 Seiten Sr 8. sctunccn l-5O
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nieccrlafen mill, follte periaumtn, 6 ciees rrat.
tet nhelthe VuA ,n tanfrn,
Go entbalt namtid etne scnoue Nntreifin8 Jur
SrnntniB Der QBalbtaumt uno raraus ces Sroens
gum trtarmaten, 3aune ,u oerfertisen, ,Slctbanftr
unb anrere QBcDnun9cn uno 1etrtbtbafis9etduce
,u tarlen, CUR 8cpirtbfbaftuns res $ances in pers
f6teotnen 8eSenpcn unp mebr rrattil6 an,penotarc
Oinss.
4llc tiete 4nmeifi1nsen fnb nit ftb6nen 3ctdb'
nuneen erlautert Oietes finc 9etrcue Ntbilruu9en
rcn qDalttatmtlattern, 3auncn, -6auiern, 3irb
padscn, @aemaftbintn unp onoern bier ansetpanb.
ten @eratbeu unp Diafbinen.
Ser Terfafer biefts tehSntn unc nIslihen 8udtts
III fcltf $ancwrtD unc thcn ficten,cbn Sabre bier
inn $anbe. CT bat lib Die Nufaate 9eiteIt. ben
Ginpancerern ein ,rrattifb nuelihes @ub" ;u
sebcn, in ,ret6tm ,nur Qpahrbet unp bic gauge
Qeabrbeit" tfcbt unc mcrin Elm Sober senaue Nnlc>
tun9 erbat, Dor ctm Nntauf ale SerbaltniTe telti:
III pr6fen, utc scrparnt miro, ia ni6t rbne ciSnc
prIfun8 ,u tarfen.
Seser aufmertfame sefer eiefes 8udss piro tur6
'pafstts uer eistsm S@sben nns rrr man9tn 1au'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22

GouutYtar IS s., 5huItar 67 s., slrme. 1'
tor 20 g., Srndento1 rs a. Icwnlbptor
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422 1s2 y.
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grmentar 20 g., 8rrdeutar 7S g., Solpus
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tar 3 M., @cuntDtor 55NH., Stu(tor 67 s.,
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fhiptar 40 1-2 8, WcS;ar 6! l'2 o.-Gjss
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besotlten Garen ;u fpec,fc,ren uno Gle 9tnmz
mer bes Ciltritts, oas gcrnItlp, ~ 0, uno
IGe 3elt, ipet II Die 9rbeit octtdu Durcf,
Iunsu9ebcn, unb oue Sarsohler, meld7e thren
Q8rqtlr ous9rarbeitet taben, pcer audi nur
nm Sbeil, lluo erlutt, ,br @erttiIcdt betnl
Shobmeilter cbcr ocHen Deputtrten auf;us
mei1en, wenr ile ihre Iaren tesahleu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22

s'ntluB oee @befs uuter Gle 9lrme, irtoem er
elnen ltarfen Hsoen isnbet. ueberal t6.te
man 9eitern slbeno Die Sraaen: Mcfir it
ccnn nun ein fommauoirenocr @eneral
bier? marum 1T es bsm WiIitdr ocltattet,
beute 9eraoe ilber Die Sriit hinaus Die Staot
Su bcNnruhAeu uno bas preueentbum nit
blcBPn Sdbeln pehrlclen 8iir9ern ein;upau.
fen no bIeibt bic berilbmte preuBilde Diss
cipln ? Die 0f,ntlihe Gntri,itana fcrcert
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Del -
6 In, 16. 9us.-Das Dct5aufeif 1T
nun rcrilber. - Ser Se6nig RON prenB N
lpielte hierbei pjeoer een @om6ciouten, uuo
Die iahlreit, ouwe1enoeu Wi'oliebcr Ger be-
ben rcutihen Taticnaloeria .ntuu9 mahten
ote Gtfahrung, o16 nit 9rofeu Nerrsn uitt
cut &lrlten ,u e6en 1T. Ger befonoereNad,,
crud, nit weld,em Der Gbnie an rie Oepus
tatcn Der NranffurterJi rJiaticna(oeri iammlunq
Gle Shinemorte rid,tetc. sd bin nbers
,eu9t, caB gle uiht ocr9eHen .percen, ba6
eS IN Teutidano Silriter 9iett uno ih Su
oiclen 9ebGre" uno Der Au6orud leiuerWiene
beioen uorherqc1 onqenen Wcrten frQeu ouf
Die Qrc6cre 9lusahl Der Srantfurter Dcputas
ticn einen lrthen Ginbrud 9emott babcn,
ocs lie itre 9sile mad, Soln in prlitilher
CtnGtt ais oerfehlt fItbt.
S1uttoort l6 9ln9 llebermorsen
iolI unlcr Contingent nah Nolltein aufbrc>
dcn. @ue Menne 6feitpilli9e baben llh qes
me[cet. Die Gruppeu wercen BON Den 8iir-
oern uterou fcitl,d, per1blhiecet wereen. -
9l;tt zen acr,n9itcn Ibeil an Ger 8reuoiss
felt, mir pslther man Die Soloaten in'5 Selo
rid II fIrht tat audi, rfftn 9cia9t, Ger @e,
caufe, coB man otn Vreu6en set9t, tpje ntdt
lie alleiu Spfer fir GcutIhlauo briu5en. -
st e6, w1s 9Iueltcnnuu9 fremoerSercienite,
mas S.ugobe fir bic Sade Deutlhlano's
tetrlfft, oller Srten 70 cut beitcllt, ,pte bel
uns. 70 fdnn man fngltd iufrieocn fein. -
llebri9ens oermutbet man, ooB unlereErups
pen, Wenn lls nirflid, mad, SNoiftcin scmmen,
lGc 9ebcu ouf Gampfft,lffen oen Gfein
tinab bis Rbln, BON ou nit Ger @iienbabn
tpeiter), fc balo niht mieoerfehren, oae es
pielmebr auf cine ldn9ere 8erlegun9 abgeles
ben 1T, Die cielleihr nid,t phne Tuben iein
mag, oa bic bsutiteu Stdmme ld5 wopl
ndher fenneu at lernen uriad,e baben.
- Die &lrtrfslfranfbeit bat Gh and in
oieiem Sabre ein0etellt, unc Swar nod frlt'
her ais font; olIeiu 0e 1T mincer befti9 uno
auoenein aufgetreteu bic gefuncen Stlibtc
lIno iehr ihmafbaft uno mehlreid,. - Ter
Bcinbe,bif YesIprid,t oen ucn 1916 nod Su
nbertrcftn.
81 bait e11au, ben 4. Slu9uit.-
SNeute bat uufere Stdnoes8eriammIun9 fcl>
Qenoen SelhluB 9cfaBt y Der Slcel miro
hermit b a. ob a fit (einlftmmt9 an9es
ncnmen). - q 9Iae sur SeSeihnun3 bes
9lrels cirnencen 9luerrIde Ue.leren ihre
Seceutuna (einitimmi9 ongencmmen). -- 3
Onrfcn niht mpbr 9ebsaud9t mernen Unit
CS qeeen l3 Stimmeu auaencmmen). Dae
Nerso9thum > 4 a u 1T cae er(te oeutihe
eano, neltes Den 9loel abIhafft
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22
Oib q sfall ia.
rteliA6rsihrift
fr 9edt, 0emiith uno ?putIt;itdt
Der IeutIhen
in pcn
8ereint9ten Staaten.
Seraus9e9eben uuo reoi9irt
ppn
g. @acGea.

Der prei5 fir Die >, ,,CioasfaIia" 1T s
fur oen Sahr9an1, Deer pier Soefte, IN Dor:
au5besahtun9. Gotten jeocd, Die Subfcri
benten e6 ocr3ieheu, iesss SRA! nur fir eoe
einSelue Socft ooraussutesa esahIen, 70 frlter
oie brei eriten Soefte, jebes su 10 @poen
6? 1s2 @ts. oas Sosft, uno ca6 pierte, mel
Dies NIT ben bret @rifen etnen Tano ODER
! Sahr0ana bloet, rur IL 1z2 Gents. Der
Setra9 fir jebes Soeft mue bel Der 8eifel,
lung foaleid au6bcsablt neroen.
9luf obiee 3etidrift m6htcn mir Die 9Iufs
merfiamfeit unierer Qeier ritten uno oies
lelbe ihrer 9eneiQten l1nteritJsung empfebs
len. Die ,Oioasfalia' erIhelnt in Sctao;
Sormat nno etanct i'd, gum ginbiuoen. -
Seoer 8caen 1T Is Seiten fart, unr ba
ieoes Oeft 10 Scgen entbdli, 70 miro tetTen
Seitensahl iId III !6O belaufen. Ger Vreis
1T dueerIf wchlfeil. 9Sir haben Die 9loeutur
fir cieIes eeIhdbte Werf iiberncmmen urb
ftno bereit, Subicripticnen carauf an,unehe
men. - Die srpei erffen Seaen oes erIten
S,cftes 1ub bel uns ein9etrpfen uno lie9en
in unIerer Orudelei cffen.
Dos ,,IBohenblatt Der oeutffen ghnele
pcit" mad,t bierhter fcl9ence Semfrfure
,Sbr Nauptintalt miro lid, auf oa5 stres
ben uno Wirfen uno bic @eIhthte cerOeutz
Ihen in 9lmerifd, bon Der @ntoedung cieles
Belttheils burd bic Gurcpder bis gum oes
Qcnwdrtioen slusenblid, testehen uno aus
intcreGanten Grsdhlun9en uno 0Groelen,
ht1toriIhen 8ruhltnden, SeIhreibuneen
BON Stdoten uno 0anoestheilen, no oas
oeutShe @lemeut temerfbar 1T, 8icera-
phien, @ebihten u.1.rp. beiteben; bod miro
audi anoerer unterhalteuoer uno lehrreid er
0eletcff, ais : intere0ante 8ruhltilde aus
Der @eihihte Der Ser. Staaten ilberhaupt,
9ebensbeltreibun9eu srcSer Mdnner Del
Hepublit unb ymerifa's, amerifanishe Nu
mcresfen II. 9lnefccten nitt ousaeIhlcHen
| gBir talten oieie unternehmuna fir aun
,eiteemdB unb rlnften ibr cen beffen Sort
CANA, ba bel benz bieteriqen Befa0en Del
periccifden ceutfd,en 9JreFe NIT sum,eiif 20.
litifd,em coer blce beQetriffifd,em Stcff Der
ceutiten 4iteratur fur @eihitte> ict6ne
&unif uno Wi6enid,aft beinahe nir9enos
eln freies Selo persbnnt mar"
S,ddit tpidtis fir beutide Ginwancerer
Sci Nnoclp 8arrisue Slc. Sars
efep ct. [Attor Arufel, Seu.Dcrt, 1T erfhisnsn :
Ser Noroamerifanifhe Qauopirth.
Gin .6anrbu6 fur
slnGebler it cen 8ereinisten Staaten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-22

n"nJen tt~aDrt So iolIte Daber teotr &tnran,
orrcr ra,ltr tautn Scr prcrs 1T 70 ttais ecfteut,
Dag Elm 5eo'r tb ras BUD anlbatfsn fam, ,umai
CT ZEN prets rurh bic &enntnNc, bic pos 9ueb ib,n
Sr'n8t' punrtrtt1@ bel trnsr Nnlicrelnns er(paren
Miro.
NG. 2tuh fbpn anfifscn &ane,pirtben n
Hcs T3crt for ;u empftDIcn pa Go olle DE tr,ten
O5tthpoen tntDAlf, unc b1Der ;u pic[en 9erbctTe.
r"n8en AnltttunB 8ictt. Oian pcnpc litb IN bic
pEutiebc &u9DdnrIun9 ron
9fuoolpb 9arri0ue,
Snrelap St. [Nltcr .hausl olefp, Ocrt.