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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-28
[For the Banner.]
HOP F.

hope return and greet me with her smile!
I Ss Ere Itlinger here in sadness all the while,
genius now demands stern decree,
Ard. would ask OF Heaven none but thee.
Elen break not this fond, forsaken, heart,
IS BIT let thy cheering smiles new life i'npart;
Z 3 Like the silken thread that roses bind,
& A healing balm around, it shall Ger twine.
Come sweet hope and give me rest!
81 81 And forever dwell within my brcas.. s
rhsntt thou shut bathe an aching heart,
sS Ia, strains from which it will never part.
lss3ss June 90, 1913. ssss E. o. Nj.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-28
-C.H0IC.E G.ROCERIEs.,

- HEV5I u u u y y E u IEE Ses
CONSISTING IN PART OF -- t-.ss,.
Brown, Loaf, Crashed and clarified Sugars
Java and Rio Coffee, Hyson, Gunpowder
and Black Teas So g
Delta, N. Orleans and Cuba Afolasses
Raspberry, Pine Apple and Lemon Syrups
Walnut and Tomato Catsnps i ~ Il sssSlf
& Old Madeira, Pale and Brown Sherry wines
Confect ctionary. Candies, Raisins, Almonds,
1000 super Spanish Cigars
5000 do i % do. do. .f{s. Il
10000 North Carolina Cigars, at. 80 cents pr.
hox. together with a good sortmentsof
Crockery, Glass, &c. s'7s59t - s.tss
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-28

go Baskets pinis and quarts Chanl-
paine Wine. warranted tho best quality,
at 30 and 3 Is per dozen. , "a stss s;s:
Byass Porter, pints and quarts, and almost
every article usually found in Grocery
store, Il i
WI. GERALD.
One door south Of the Camden Bank.
Camden, May 10, 1913. % ss4ti 81,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
Congress-.
Washington, Saturday, March 4

bbuNWHgtoH, IWuHuy, WVtH 10.
In the SENATE, the Ten Regiment Bill wa.
passed by vote Of 30 to 10.
After short executive session., the death o
Mr.. J. M. Holley, member of Congress, from
the Seneca and Wayne District, in the State
of New York, was announced, and the Senate
adjourned till Monday.
In the House., the death being announced OF
Mr.. iloley, who died at Jacksonville in Flori-
da, the House adjourned till Monday.
Washington, Monday, March 90.
SESATE.-Sundry petitions ard memorials
were referred. 81,
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. Badger asked and
obtained leave to bring in bill which was
read twice and referred to the Committee on
the Post Office. Il defines the true meaning
of the law authorizing the franking privilege to
members of Congress.
Mr.. Yulee from the Committee on naval af-
fairs reported joint resolution, to promote the
use of American hemp in the navy, with an
amendment leaving it discretionary with the
Secretary Of the Navy. The amendment was
adopted and the resolution postponed until to.
morrow.
Mr.. Ashley, agrecably to notices, asked and
iou'dlh'h icdNt W i a. "hi'h was
read twice and referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary. !, related to regulating the fees
Of the Federal Courts.
Nh. Athcrton moved to take up the bill re-
la,ing to the question pending on Mr.. Ben.
tons amendment in relation to the mission to
Rome, which motion was agreed to.
Mr. Hannegan moved to substitute minis
ter. Lost by vote Of ~ to 10.
The question was reconsidercd on Mr.. Ben
tons amendment.
Mr. Clayton opposed full mission, but
would vote for Charge.
Mr. Niles spoke against the mission.
Mr. Davis of Mass. desired to know the
cause Of their being fourteen millions defcien-
'cy.
Mr.. A,herion replied that the military opera.
tions cot more than was anticipated.
Mr.. Hale spoke in strong terms Of opposi-
ton to Mr.. Benions amendment, charging il
as pandering to the Catholics vote.
Mr.. Foote replied.
On the amendment, the yeas and nays were
demanded, and they stood as follows yeas l'
nays 2s.
\ slight amendment oss then adopted, and
on motion tho Senate adjourned.
llot ,r.--Mr. Sawy"r moved 10 take VI the
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
e Whig Meeting. a

THE WHIGS fthis town are reque sted to
meet at The TOWN HALL, on Monday sre.
ming, ne1t, at Z O'Clock, (.harch 27th.) to ap-
point committees and make the usual prepar-
alton preliminary to the April Election.
A punctual attendance is requested.
Newport, March %, IS4S.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CoSoREss.
John NJ. Hollcy, whig member Of Congress
from New York State, died at Jacksonville,
Fa., on the 9Th inst, suddenly, probably from
the rupture of blood vessel.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

The Ex-KISG or THE FRrScH.-A fifth
edition of the London Sun, issued at o'clock
in the evening Of February 90, announced the
landing Of Louis Philippe at Folks,one. This,
however, does not seem to have been believed
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

A fair synopsis Of the treaty Of peace latel,
ratified by the Senate, was published in on
paper Of the 2d Of March. The treaty, entire
is too long for our columns
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

~ The Correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North American says that the appointment oil
Minister to Mexico was declined by Hon. Lou.
is McIane, before it was conferred on Mr.. Sc.
yier
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

AppoNTED.-We learn by telegraph that
Mr.. Clifford, the Attorney General Of the
United States, has been appointed by the
President, and confirmed by the Senate, to
accompany Mr.. Sevier-wth equal powers
on his mission to Mexico. Hc left Washing
ton in the evening boat Sunday, taking the
treaty with him. Mr.. Walsh goes with him
as Secretary, and Mr.. Sewer is to follow on
Tuesday or Wednesday.
The appointment of Mr.. Clifford is regarded
as compliment to Mr.. Woodbury.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
Old Papers.

We have for sale, at low price, several
thousand old newspapers of a large size, the
cheapest kind of paper for wrapping paper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

uP Two stables werc burnt a, New York
on Sunday night, and with them six horses.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

From MExico.-The following letter from
a distinguished officer in Mexico, has been re-
cciycd by Col. Jefferson Davis, U. S. Senator
in Congress, from Mississippi. From its pc
rusal, it would appear that the prospects of a
speedy peace, are rather doubtful, at least.
Vera CruS, March 8.
| - see, by the newspapers from Mexico,
Gen. Scott turned over the command of the
army to Gen. Butler on the 18th of February.
Gen. TOwson left here on the 26th February
for Puebla. Gen. Twiggs gave him the best
escort he could--a company of ed dragons,
and one piece of artillery. lie considered the
escort small, but it was the best he could do.
The road from this to Mexico is by no means
safe for small parties. The General sent, the
10Th of last month, detachment of ninety
cavalry (volunteers) to Orizaba, TO escort a
train from that place. About twenty miles
from here they encountered about 500 or 600
guerrlllas they lost one lieutenant killed, a'd
five men--the Mexican loss is said to be twcn-
ty-fve. They (the Amercans) had to make
a rapid movement, leaving their dead unburied,
and their wagons, which the Mexicans burned.
They say they whipped the Mexicans, as vol
unteers never acknowledge defeat. II is said
Santa Anna has now with him some 500 men,
and is rapidly recruiting. All that section OF
the country (the vicinity of Oaxaca) has de-
clared they will not recognize the treaty sup
posed to be recently made by Mr.. Trist and
others. do not think we shall have peace
as long as Santa Anna is in the country. For
the last six weeks, until the last few days, we
were amused by the report of his intention to
quit Mexico, and his applying for passports,
&c. Nowit is generally believed he will soon
take the field, at the head of such force as he
can raise. If he does, some small escort or
post will suffer.
If something isnot done with the sick here,
and that soon, the mortality will be great this
summer. If they could be removed to Pass
Christian, or the Bay of St. Louis, hundreds
of lives may be saved. 1t is now as warm
here as we have in the United States in Au-
gust; and some vomito, but not yet an epide-
mic"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

Y auntp DeaS,ste,t'
Stprse Spwenkinr1
Jaept g blctt, ocmmtlteners.
Jaecb 0allatin, );
19il5 5:lm =. 8uree Rnettcr.
Satot txspltnstr S6asmssttsr.
Wcorae 10, Netrrcsr.
eorS 1Ds b, &sbsrif
Arnolp $pntb, >antmeftr
3 a iRes Oui laaban, &rfpnsr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
Dr. H1otRra
9lrst uub Wunbarst III sparta,
Gtarf Co.. Ohio.

Or Bauer bietet hermit benz beutihen
publifum er9eben(t feline Dtenite an. 9Iufs
mcrffame Stubien unb oieljdbrige praris
erIauben ibm bic 0erGheruns ;u seben, oas
er i'm Stauoe 1T, aGle befannteu &raufbeie
ten, oenen bic menftttd,e Natur untermprs
fen 1T, su heilen. Selonoers Sieber u.
lB d &c fte ber fann er unfeblb
furircn, falFs man ietne BcrIhriften be fa r
Or. Bauer mar Seloarst in gfarelecn's 9lrs
NEE. Seine Grfabruneen im Tahe Der Mes
oi,in, fcpie bilIiae Hednungen aeben ,bm
Ooffnuns auf einen 1beil Der Ofentlideu
@unif.
Spartd, 9lpril II. 1S49. l7-6M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
@Dicta (Nifation.

1Bir prdGoent uno Witelieoer ces Se
,irfsseridts SiGah, &antcns 8aIeaano
ihaft, seben hermit gut Safob @unsen
bauier, Wasner, BON SiTad,, feiner Rel
tpobnbaft tn Wafiillon, Observation-Disclosures
Staates Sbie, Su oeriteben, oa8 Cure @be.
frau Warsaretta, seb, 6asler, GbeIheis
banssflaSe sesen @ud, ianseboben bat.
Da @uer se9entpartiSer Aufentbalt unbes
fannt, 70 ,peroet Sbr aeindB parasrapb 80
prcse8cronnita anfgeforbers. Dienftaa ben
IL. Sept. 1648, 0ormittaes llbr, ent,pes
Der ielbft coer ourd, 8euoIlmdhti9tfn reprd,
ientirt, an iiniern Sdranten su erld,einen.
UNI anSubSren unb ucrsptragen, tpas auf
otele Rtase SesuS bat. nusbleibembenfalls
er9eben tuiiroe ipas Nedtens. -
Stnad, 10. Mat IS48.
Hamens 6es DesirteaeriHts.
beGen prdGbent
Seb.p dgRer.
Der 1erihtSt&reibee.
@ecrs Sberer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
sReue5 + 9dfner Ges
hdft.
ySernbarSMb S(orens 8Dt,

VernbarSM1o VlOren5 8Dt,
"a tnt 6r4tstn ibre Srsunte unr alte &unrene
Smir ras putlitum i'm GESlmsintn, raB II
Gtatlfement setesen.
in Der GberrD Strase, beinabe sesenlber
@epre Tabers Nollens6 6actcrp, fnoltd, bon
9. q. &imbaQs @eberei. gle perfertt9en
aae Scrten BON 1bcn un6 Orb Wdaren,
defenders alle9lrten Jtchsefhirr, Wildt6pfe,
S6uGein, Gsger, Rmmpen, 8lumentopfe,
&c. &c. &c.
Sie otrtaufen fur Vaarscb pbtr $anbtsrrctnttt iu
aanstaaren 1aarttrreifen dufTerf bills - tin TIN.
ifano, Der sestnpartis RON jebem .6auseater crer
icper !6ausmutter ttridf6ttst tpcrttn featt. 3ua
sled5 teridten fte, baS lte b mitper SertertiSuns
pcn 8ipsisuren tef9aftisen tno i'm Stanre ltnb
na6 scsebener 9crfbrift ir9tnc cine SiSur' ein
e tarebilo rbtr 8einaloe auf bas 0etbaadpcllife
.nc sani correct anjueetisen, Oa itob ibrt Nrteit
ieperieit rureb 8ate, 8e(1maf unb Oauerbafttsz
felt aus,ei3net sauten nc su lieberaltn unter tfas
sung berebtst iu istn, "no botfen eletslts an4 3"
rrbaltcn
Oct Is. 1916. ssm.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
PHcsPEcTUs
FOR THE
DAMaPA1GN S..sAEMsN AN
ELECTION OF 1898.

1AAS b AV3N O6 AO@oa
The CampaIg Statesman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th of April next, weekly until
the 25th of November following, nearly eight
months, for the snm of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars,
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet the same size of the
Daily and Vri Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
We never iussed prospectus for a campaign
paper, when the freemen of our State and nation
had so much at stake as at the present moment
Enemies OF our country's honor. and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation of which can alone preserve a repn-
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fair or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
Their trid Of nsurpation, and their disregard
of the sacred duties of patriotism, even while
out. Country n is war. andsyour troops suffering
from their Reasonable inaction, call loudly and
emPhatically uppon all true friends of their coun.
try to be upon the alert. Freemen Of Ohio, ae
you prepared of the crisis, and read to do yo
duty! -
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall take occasion to show Up fed
eralism in all it's deformity from the written re-
COIu prove W min OF every man
not pre-judgedor blindet'by self.interes, or ore.
judice, that the party ealliug itself whig is
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
aower in times of peace or of war. That thev
are erelict to every duty that rests upon Re.
preventative of a free and intelligent people. pro
ffessing to guided by honest principles. eual
laws, or patriotic love of country. We shall dea,
in historic facts that should be in thepossessioe
of every voter, and calmly but firmly present t.
the people of Ohio why such party, after serie
of the most startling measures, at last filed IN
measure oftheir fashionable duct by an attem
petdusurpation of Legislation, which to recogn
or countenance would be degradation, imbec lity
and cowardice, unworthyofthe name of Free men
of Americans.
We will show from the Legislativ iornals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
forth as their leader, his by is votes and prncip-
les, the very last man that the people should trus,
In the limits of Prospectus we have no roo m fol
details; but if the people of Ohio are not ready to
bow their necks to tire fund-mongers and pr vile
ged Bankers to toryism in ts worst form in time of
war. to the mad acts of party discipline that re-
auire your written constitution to be torn into tat
ters. that the tyrant's yoke may be fas ened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
of your State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights Of their constituents
The facts shall come from the records.
S. MEDARY.
Columbus O., Feb. 24.ls4s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
Mbl9s, Semcfraten
Sarts uno Safts.
SSrltbia6rz uno SDnlmer>8ater
Sci Oarter,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.

500 Stid Gngliher TrdnSCTiter uuo
9lmerifantIher Druffattun-3 Bis 6St.
SO Do. Sroni. en9l. uno slmert-
fanild,er @inebam l24 BIG IS Cts.
gewiirfe(tegeftreifte Scmmeritoffe lO-l5S
100 Stlf gebleidter Muslin SIS st.
200 Do. un9ebletd)ter Muslin SGT. .. Oaro.
1000 g)os. Nerrin9s Scae Sifin9s lO-l5@'
500 %. rotber, qelber, tpeile. uno
9rilner Slannel l5-4O@t
Tran,6Elfe, amerieanilde, en9liIhe
6 i 6 ct, poblfet(er als frube.
- @streiifter uno eiufader @aliImlr, ie5r
fpoblfeu.
loo Stitf Seans, Sneebs II. Ga1Gnette,
BON allen Qnalitdten uno preiien, Doblfetl
fir baar, pber fur Woue aus3utauihen.
so Stud 9llpaccas, lh6n uno gut, tpcr>
nnter geitreifte uI6 nico;faj sefarbte, in
YretIen unter oem gSertb.
20 Stiid A mobilize @hinBes> blau,
biolet unb rc6IJ-Sarbe gardntirt.
ae9bcrut, palmbldtters, SruIh>, pelsz IT,.
SeioensOute fir Wdnner u. Gnaben.
100 Stid Spmmerlfcffe, iu $50 ets.
per Y1rc, seei9net fir Soisn, Welten uno
9fCfe.
Cine ercge unb itDne sluswabl Sbatpls
liz D.-Romunt ano iebet.
eluf cbiae 9lusmabl @ilter made ih bic
&dufer altfmerfIan, uno id tpunibe all
oriidlih oerltanoen iu lein,
bag t6 am pohlfeiliten Oerfaufe
Meiue gater babe ih fir conltitutic
nelles 5ebr mpblfeil 9efauft uno fam
Te folelid, spieber 10 blfeil perfanler.
Bei Sbieem b1be ih etne 9rc6e slustpabl
Waare, beifebeno III
gtien, YorselIan nno 9rccerpe
Naaren.
Cine ercse 9luspabl Scnnets, Sdnber 81
allea preileu.
SO Stlid eawns, iebr lhSn fir Sommers
fleioer bon 1875 @ents per Yarb. Nufet
at nnb unterludt ebe tbr faufet
Gebit Sbigent babe id ale oerihiebenen
giter, bic 9etpSbnlih in oieien Gteilen bes
2anbes gebalten tperoen, unb i'd, bin oerlt
dert caB th meinen Sreunoen uno &uncen
felde Waaren oerfaufe, ipie 1Ie (Ie perlans
gen fur bic se9enWdrti9e auc berannaoenoe
Sabresseit.
SD tpInihe al(e 9lrten Yrcbufte su faus
fen, wcfitr td ben bDdten Rarftpreis be-
gable, als
@olle, 8utter, Teoern Safer,
gerite Bell6fcrn, No99en T(a6ss
faamen gimotbpz unb &(eelaamen,
unb ale anoere prcbufte i'm SanbeI,
Wein Stcbr 1T an Der alten Steae, mo-
ih mid 9lIdlid, fddBe meine Treunoe unc
8unoen, uno 9llle, Die faufen pcllen, fir
SaId,, Graoe unb Sruit, III empfanaeu.
Sblieelth spnnihte i'd, nod ,u bemerfeu :;
&ommt unb maht einen 8erlnd cd, babe
Sorfebrunsen tn Often getroffen, wpnad
netn Stod ourd oenScmmer binburd polls
itdnet9 bIeibt.
Serner perlanse id bon perfcnen, bic mir
fhulots Nne, bae fle mid,-tpenn nid,t aau,
bod tbellweile besab.en, mid, IN
oen Stdno ieet bic Waare 70 tpcblfei( ~
oertaufen, als ob lle mir bps Baar be,oblt
eattea' Sfaaf Garter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
Nanres BEste11

Dat 1ceben eine neue unb unibertreffIih
2luswabl Sitter bon alien Sorten, paGenb
fir ale Sabres,eiten, -ertalten, Die er su ben
billiaften preiien ,u oerfaufen beabGftist.
&ommt unteriuhet unb mir iInb aetpiB,
oas tbr ntdt unbefrieoist unfern Stobr Der.
aBet =
Canton, 2pril H., 1S47. (17-bD,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

c5n Der Druderei Der .Treien prel5e" ~
philadelphia fnb 81 baben.
Ole @arrifatureu.
Gie 6iirffen TIT Der &lem,ne
preis; einseln l2 Gts.-l2 @remplare
81 uno 100 Grempl. 8 8.
Co., Der 0erausseber obiaen 9lattes
5ei9t susleid an. oaB er ben Stein oieler
8arrifaturen an i'd, 9efauft uno Be(feuun-
gen bon lr9eno elmer Nnsabf Gremplare
prompt betor9en miro Da biefe &arrifntuz
rem 'onobl IN philadelphia als in NemUorf
cine reieenbe Nbnabme finben. 70 fdf;f I'D,
erwarten, 6aB bies aud, an anbern Srten
oer, Sal fein ,pirb, tpesbalb bieIelten aug.
lpdrtisen Serfdufern beftens ~ emufeblen
iino.
~ BeifeQmaen bierauf nimmt an
pb. Stiirboff's
Bnhbanblunq.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
Bobnun9eoerd
7nfl1I 3af1.rn1I4.

3ei9t feinen Gun6en nnb bem publifum
eraebenff an, baB er feline @rocerD in bic
nSrblide MarftitraBe. geseniber Der Stabts
bale in oasielbe @ebdmbe, trp DaUib pirs
rcng Grocery bielt, Uerlegt bat, no er forts
fdbrt alleslrten bon @rOeerisdsn vSprfrfen.
Canton ben 4. lorie
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

VtNbWUWWS
,ur Snbferipticn
proipeftas.
Der lluter,eihnste beabGhti9t cen Drnt
zines pampblsts
uDie er,patbte Tretbett'
entbalteno
u Cine Sammluua Der ocr;n9iihiten,
ouf bic 8e,pe9uHeeu i'll europa Be;uI bas
benoen, in ben perld,;coenen 3sitlt,riften Der
lluiou bis jeBt erIhlcnenen uSre.he't5l'eoer,
4. g Don Serb. SrsIl,srath. Nr. Hanh,
9. W. 6rphldy eecnharo, Wapler, Eu,
Gdlctte, Tar Wet. Wtlth. Sedmann.
Tror. G,leubeu ulc einiQen un3cnaunten
Iielcx Ihlcsen lt, an einlae ,,wahrhafT
relaib(e uno ontisjeiuiltlite 9eolhte bon
Sr, lEienbolo. Or. Slefen uno etniaen llns
gsnaunteu, ein Bie9enltec bon Wc5ort unp
einise Menlisccr
y @;uee ,prcIaiihe sluflaee, Den 8an9
Der in Gurop1 erp1ohten Stelhett mo Der
dn,erifani1cbcn SDnpathlen teSclehneno,' >
Qeben5belbreibuu9 e1marttne's u.>.n.
Mnban0: Giniae ,,fcmilds fatDrild,s
nno larfaitid1e slufldBe.'
Ser SublCrlptGons$prets FUR ode uH9tS
fl "A @c3en itarfs pamptlet iit-4O @ter
rpofir es oen oerren Subfcr'benten potfre!
suseIencst miro. Druf, Soeransqabe nno
9lu5lieferuns erfcl9en, tpenn 500 Sneltrt-
benten beiIammen ilHo.
Der llnterseihnste alaubt, ourd1 Joerane1
eabe cteIes ;eitsen,dBen Werfd,ens alien
DeutIhen, Die I'D, fur br altes gaterlanc
intere nlren, et,pas febr Btatcmmenes 81
beten, uno bcfft bater suoerFhtlsb aut
sablreid]e llnterihriften.
ct. 2ouie, 81. Wai lS4S.
Sr. @tienbeiL
Nar Dieieni9en, tpelhe auf oben an9es
,ei9te5 pan,pblet su iublfribiren plln,ten,
iie9t cine Snbifripticns eifte in unlerer
Druderei bereit.
s.. s. Gctbua9eI.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15
Gfrirtlts Beanltett.

s.bn peases, praiosnti iai@tsr.
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Sames J6a5lett
Joarmon StibSer SleT Der SnFr eo"f 4
Ns8 8atfsnfrer8tr, eteSt common ple"s'
Seraebim Weper St4atssAnpalt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-15

Ei(d>p san3 frifdb, 70 sbtm erbalttn uns su.
C'I>V$ ItS ~ habtn BET Sobn airrsna
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
louie Shlfer.
Mehtsanwalt uuo Ictarius, Canton,
a Starf g., Ohio. -.-

Rehtsanwalt uno Ictarius, Cation
.a. St1rf &r., Ohio, ,-.-
QBirc feline unactbciltc Qufmcrt tfamteit ailcn in
teln Sad ida8cnccn e,ei,hattsn, ric bm Nurcr
traut wcrncn inoscn, in e turt unr rcn ararcn,cn.
ocn 81 untics mrmcn. Stt9l i tcnaoriobtrat or fci
nc sanrslcutc, tAB CT rrr Sur;cm mdDrcnc (cinee
AntrntDatts in 5icw Yrrt, rmrd ric sltisc }5I 1,
ces Sairiftcn 0rniuls rafcltif Glnriobflnacn m
tretten TN Stancc mar, pcnatt or fi,nttia ,recni
Seihaftc In alien Ibultn Tc,lti,i lanr rrreb ur.
tereate an fclSenre Sit6tsanwalcc rnnttid ,,ur
rro.mrt perEben fam. #a ; -
Sur 0fbetabe1en unb @rceber,catbum
Saren, ., y -
@onrab Steiumes. Wadchbeim an Der
Naarct Mheinfres 8aiern.
tsnr WlHsturq, 8ambera unb .aau, Gift.
SdDern, Tranfen, 9Ine bad, Jtilrntero unr
oas Ron,areih QSiirtembera, Gr. Nron, 81.
Sumpft. fonisl. slppelIationsssridts abpo-
Fat in Bambera. -.
6nr 3'peibrilden, Hamtura unc c1hein.
preuBen, Dru. Carl @cl,en, fSnia(. Nonr
fat in 3neibrifen.
Gotarius gHolf Oberbrcun, 1cpart.
menf Jheoerrbein, gliaE.
:, Vclmaobtn nnb acri6tli6e Scfumente irn.,
art nsreen rcn ibm in reutfttr, ensIittber ,,nf
f'"n5oH@ Srrad,e rrrfertist. z y s1'-
Canton Setr. 2. ls47. 49, s.br.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
Neue6 + 9difrlfr Sc:
Ibdft.
OSprnh1rO uub N(Dren, 0Ds,

OSernharo uno N(oren3 8Dt,
s2cnaebribtiscn ibrc Sreunre unc aitc Sunrcn, fc.
Jmir ras putlitum in NuSems1n.n, rag lts ibt
StatliiItmrnt scIrSen.
n Der Sherry Strase, beiuahe 9eaeniiber
Secrg Tabers lScaen 5ac;crp, inoltd pom
y. T. Gimb1u5 Gieberet. Ste perferft9en
Tile Scrten bon Chou uno gros lS1aren,
heicucers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WiId'topfe,
5bn1elu, 1euer, Sumpen, Slument0pfs,
&c. &c. &C.,
81. rertaufcn fir aarsclt rrcr sanrtsrrccuftr 3u
,anataarcu Olarttprricn aufTrtf tilli3 - Gin ltn.
rann, rer aeacum1rtia ron lerrm 0auspAter crer
rcrer 6ausnutttr tcrtfiibtiat w;rrcn fclltc. Su@
.rtd keriest,n tic, pAB Tic ii mitrcr Scrtcrtisuns
pcu e5ipsftsurtn tciblitilen unp m Stance ltnc
&u ecactcncr QScrtthrift irScnn cine 'Staur, tIi
,thanrti!c rrer Bcmilre duf nas Scihmat eoll'te
uur aan, correct au,uc' ti9rn OA ilb ibrc Qrteit
j:rrr,cit rureb o5ltr, s's(hmaf unp OaurrDafri;s
felt aus ,sinct saten nc 81 ll'ttraIcn ltntrrtth>
sung tcrtcbtst su ein, unr DrHcn biettlte "ufb ~
crDAlt,n
Oct Is. le46.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
Vler Vale'e eten su oerfaufen.
un3sfahr en Sirrtbetl uMter
tk~o,,, ,4.;,Ef, g., a.

1nrem mtrtlth II gEerth.
Ger llnterseidn te pe,fauft pripatim pic,
Vauercten, anf re.d'eu fd'rn ietr cute Gr,.
teIie'ungen 9emad'f purccn, untrr ich, t!>
llaen Secinnungcn. 3rct ocn so s!dst
teee, nno cine ron l6' 9lder, n,te be-
Taihrtae, Eclmcs @cuntD, nnc crne ppn
so ader. uraefdhr cine balte Mtile rpa
ytaprlecn, S,enrD GruntD. Sb'c, nno bies
lelte Gn'fernuua pom gSatad's uuo grie,
&anal.--@ute @ebiuoc. Sdneuern unD an>
tes ScriS auf jeber cerlelten!
Vcnis Shdfcr.
Canton Rem 4. 9lua. S47 -34-4m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-02-09
Dobn Bauer

Wtadat ieInen 5rennben uno @6nnern f..
mte penn publlfnm iiberhaupf, biermit Bic
eraepsne Anselae. oaB er. anf feinem often
wob'tefannten Stanepunfte, Die BON S,fcb
@ber blsher sefilbrte @,rccerp fdufIid, an Cd,
eeota@t naf' nno nun bereit lit jecem 3u.
lpseopenoen, ,n NIT ben better unb moblfeilifen
9Saaren feines Sad,es III Sienen, 80"
S"nto"s Apt'l u. iS47. 1850.