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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04
New Mail Arrangement.

Our Southern and Western mails are due here
now a; half past eight o'clock. This new order Of
things took effect on Saturday last lst inst but up
to this writing, we have had no mails from that
quarter. We suppose the machinery don't run
glib yet. but we trust there will be repetition OF
the Camden mail being sent up to Columbia-t
looks as if they were going to keep our Saturdays
mail altogether
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04

We are pleased to learn that our fellow towns
men Capt X. S. Mofat and Adjutant James Can
sey, have been promoted, the former elected Ma
:or of the regiment and the latter Captain of the
Kershaw Company. Major GLADDEN. was elected
Colonel and Capt. Dunnovant Lieut.. Colonel Of the
regiment.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04
THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
Tuesdny Morning, July 4, Is4s.
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON, EDITOR
Return of our Regiment.

The Columbia Telegraph of Saturday, says:
"Letters from our Volunteers to their friends in
this place, received last evening, state that they
expect 10 leave Mobile about the I'd or Sd instant"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04

John Glass, Esq, will hereafter fill the Edi.
torial Chair of the Southern Chronicle at this
place. In well.wrilten Editorial, he defines
his position as supporter of Democratic doc.
trines, and of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR. Mr..
GLASS is all experienced political writer. and
conversant with all the duties required Of an
Edi,or.-Co7umbia Telegraph.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04
Foreign News.

The Britannia has arrived, her news generally is
not important. Cotton was fiat, with slight de-
cline. Ireland was still in state of excitement
France was progressing in organizing her !epub
lie. The news from the other parts of Europe is
not Of any importance.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04
"CONGRESS WILL BE THE GOVERN
MENT"

The Anti Slavery Wings of the North are
willing TO take Gen. Taylor Shareholder as he
is, for their PresiIeut,-because, say, they, un.
der his administration Congress will be the
government" Yes, Congress will be the gov
ernmen- and what sor, Of IL Congress? Whya
Wing Congress-thr Congress of that party,
the main body ofwhom arc so tainted with Alb
olilionsm, that they have not dared to open
their lips upon the slavery question nor will
they suffer Gen. Taylor, their candidate, to do
so-a party, who to give assurances OF their
Anti.SIavery feelings, to their Abolition sup.
porlers, have nominated for the second Office in
the government, MilIard Fillmore, who voted
with Adams, Giddings, Sade, and others, a.
gainst the Resolutions of Mr.. Athrrlon, intro.
duced into the House Of Representatives. on the
ll,h Dec. 1888, denying The right 10 Congress
TO abolish slavery in the District of Columbia
or The Territories, and protesting against the
reception of Petitions for that purpose! Yes.
hlllard Fillmore, u high Tariff, Abolition, Bank
Whis.
After the virtual remuneration by Gen. Tay-
lor of the veto power, and the declaration that
upon certain questions involving the Constitu.
tinnal powers of Congress. majority of that
body shall be the sole judge Of the extent Of
those powerss, we do notwonder that the Anti.
Slavery men ofthe North are willing to support
him for the Presidency. T;uly, as they say,
under his Administration, Congress will be the
Government"
HONOR ASSUMED BY GEN. PrLLow.-One Of
the very hes, Jokes of the season, and one which
e1emplifes the character Of the man most ad.
mirably, took place in Frederic, Md, last week
and has been narrated to US by an eyewitness.
An old Virginia gentleman, and proprietor Of
one of the Virginia Springs. being in Freder.
ick for the purpose ofpreouring band OF music
for the session, at the Springs had requested the
musicians to assemble before the Hotel where
he was staying aud play few tunes, that he
might Judge of the character of their music.
Whilst they were playing, Gen. Pillow-who
had taken up quarters at the Hotel-supposing
it an h noruble reception far his warlike
achievements Immediately raised his window.
bowed, dolEed his beaver acknowledged the hon.
or and retired, without having discovered the
mistake.
"Wherc ignorance is bliss tits folly 10 be wiee."
Charleston (Ka.) Free Rress.
Mrs. Partington says she has always no.
lced that, whether -four was dear or cheap.
shehad invariably to pay the same money for
hafa dollars worth.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04

TIE PALMETTO REG1MENT.-The Mobile
Herald and Tribune thus announces The arrival
Of our Volunteers at that city:
The U. S. steamship Virginia arrived here
yesterday. within six days from Vera Cruz,
wilh'se Companies of The Palmetto regiment
The remaining three Companies embarked and
sailed the same day on board the schr. +. F.
Hunt.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04

Mr.. Dix broke ground in the Senate on the
2G,h uIt., in support Of Mr.. VAN BuREN's plat.
form"
He felt himself Warranted, he said, in declar-
ing that New York, while she will oppose all
Interference with slavery where it exists, and
will adhere to all the compromises of the con.
st,u,ion, wiu oppose all extension of SLAVERY into
free territory.
Mr.. Calhoun expressed an intention to ad.
dress the Senate on amendment proposedby MIR.
Jefferson Davis. The oil ect which the South
desired to attain he thought would be best accom-.
pli>hed by this amendment, than by The indirec,
mode Of striking out the l2h section:
Mr. Davis amendment provides, substantial.
ly, and in express terms that no person shall be
prohibited from taking slaves to Orrgan. AT
Mr.. Calhoun's request the bill was laid over
informally, and he will address the Senate at
IL o'clock tomorrow.
COMING RIGnT.--We are gratihed with the
evidences which are daily increasing around us,
Of the better feeling which is pervading the
State, in relation to the nominees of the Demo.
cratic party. The false Impressions which
were so indusrinusly attempted to be produced
upon the minds oflhe people, as to Gen. Cass'
views and opinions upon the slavery question
are daily and hourly yielding to the light OF
truth and reason. The people may be dereiy.
cd tor while, where facts are misrrpresrnted
or concealed, but truth must eventually prevail.
II i. a more difficult matter than many suppose,
TO mnzzle the press and the manly and indrren.
dent tone of many Of the Journals of this State,
gives US cheering assurances Of the final tri.
umph of Democratic principles. n"twilhstand.
ing the severe blow it was supposed the tempo.
rary prevalence Of Taylor Whiggcry in South
Carolina. From all parts OF The Stale we have
the most gratifying indications that the hearts
of the people are still in the fright place" and
that they are again ready to do battle in the
good cause OF Free Trade--Low duties-a
strict construction ofthe constitutional scpar.
alton Of the monies Of the Government from
Banking institutions, and all the other great
measures Of the Democratic party. for which
they have so often and so successfully conen.
ded.-Palmeto Sale Banner.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04

Mrs. Partington says she has always no.
ticed that, whether -four was dear or cheap,
she had invariably to pay the same money for
half q dollars worth.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-04


Ventura, Capt. Dorautes, arrived yesterday
from Campeachy, having sailed the 18th,
and by her, VIC have papers from Merida
% the 9th inst.
Capt. Dorantes reports that a battle oc.
CURED about the lst inst. at Bonchen, be-
tween the Indians and whites, in which the
former were defeated with the loss Of 900
men. They then retrca,ed to the noun
tains,
' There were, he reports, no Indians in
the neighborhood of Canpeachy, SsaI, or
Merida, but all the small tow MS in the inte-
rior were either destroyed or vacated by
the Yucatecos, who had taken refuge in the
three towns named.
There was one U. s. bomb ketch at Cam
peachy, and U. s. shoonsr at-SisaI.
The papers as ihe iates, date contains re-
Ports-af several actions between the Gov
SerDment troops and the savages, in which
the former were successful. At Cha
fpab and among The ruins of Ticu occurred
ahe principal affairs. The details would be
totally uniuteresting here. but the Indians ap.
pear t0 have borne themselves in as coward
W Hdioi oS t'0 "iIhes nave UceH wont
to do. We augur well for their successes.
Gov. Barbachano is holding out various
inducements to recruits for some new regi-
ments he is endeavoriBs to raise.
The arrival of cargo Of corn al Cam.
peaehy is announccd It was contributed
by citizens Of New Orleans to relieve the
distress OF the people crowded into that city.
Two thirds Of the cargo were to be sent to
Merida. H@
The town Of Ticul, npon examination is
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-05
Gaitutp Bfamteu.

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: Jaecb O a latin, -
ID { I'm y. Suret Nucttcr.
Saept Gerlin8cr, SbaRmeltfcr.
SeprSt 9 10, Neecrper.
0ccrS QSc ST, Sdbtrif,
Nrnclo $pnob, tane,ncffrt.
Samcs Sullaaban &rrpntr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-05
s 300 Reward 7

u NORM GEORGETOWN, April II. lS4s
we he undersigned do certify that on the
18th. OF April 1S4S John Cobbs and Snx,n
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said John
Cobbs has left wife and small children ~
Knox Township, Columbiana county, Ohio.
and Susan Musser has left her husband of tho
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Reward for Arrest.
ing them and send them back. Said
~ ODDS is stout man, about S Feet in hioht
37-39 years of age, fresh color, has sandy
hair very curly. Susan Musscr is a we'll 9;
zed Female, about % years of age, black hair
and dark complexion. She is Pennsvlvan;a
Dutch and talks the English poorly. He is a
Jerseymenand speaks the English very we'll
ihey ieit IN Yellow Buggy drawn by a
gray mare of about three wears old
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0arl WarDenbur9.
9Sud,btnber, Canton, Shio.

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)nen frertbrn Guncen fur cas i'm bis baber
sefbcntte 3utraucn feincn ber,lt6tfcn 9ant atsus
ffatten unp tetnret e oslei6 oaB CT fottabrt fetn
Subbinperseidaft auf feinen alten plaec inn 3,peis
ten Stcte oes 8etaures, tpo lidb bic beutffe 9ru>
derei tcfineet, sl tetreten. Gr 1T entfAlcffcn 70
,rcbfei III binren, als ir9enb Gin atcercs Gtate-
inent i'm @taate 3u tbun in, Stanbc 1T II. rerfrrdt
tdelle, seftbmatopae rnb bauerbafte Qrteit Sn les
fcrm, bcffenb li9 batur9 Der 8untf rcs publifums
pit,pis 3u na9en.
3d. Gr iibernimmt earse Sob 9lrbeiten u.
einselne glher audi reparirt, ooer binbct
nber. alte 8iid,er, oerfertiat Bonnetbcren
c. su ben bili9lten preiien nno auf Die fir
eite giotis. @arl Warbenbnra.
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sReue6 : 0dfner Sc:
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Sernbar0 uno VlDren5 @DE,
~ cna6riatiscn ibrt Sreunee unb alte Gnnb en-,
Civic pas putIitum i'm NaScmsinsn, RAP lie
GtotIiffement seescn.
lit Der @herrD StraBe, beinabe 9eeenbber
@ecre Tabers gBcllensSactcrD, iilcIit bon
g. gt. &imba0s @eberet. sic oerferti9en
aue Scrten BON 1bcn unb Orb Waaren,
beicurers allesrten Rohseihirr, Milht6pfe,
5hnHeln, Geller, Rumpen, Blument0pfs,
&C. &c. &c.
Sie rcrtaufen fur %aorSetb rbtr Sanoesrrrtutte 3u
sanstaarcn Oiarttrrciien auierlf tils = Gin ltms
lfann, rcr sesennarti9 pcn jcrcm loauspater crer
jcccr .6ausmuttcr terift6ttSt tprrrtn lclte. 3ue
slcib tcrioetcn e Dag lie (idh mtper 2trtsrtisun9
ppn @ipsi9urrn tsfbafisen unb i'm Stanpe linb
mad Sesebcner 9prfbrift ir9cnb cine Stsur, Cit
z Starstilo pber 8rmalbe anf pas 8ethmadrcllttc
unc gang correct an;ufertiSen, 9a ib ibre 4rteit
icrerjett rur6 8ite, G'e(Nmaf unc Oautrbaftiss
teit ausiei9net. sauten &c 81 Iieteraltn ltntertas
sung bcrebttst su lein nnb SOFTEN eieeIte aud Sn
rrbaltrn
Scs Is. 1916. s!iit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-05
Sttc1er! Siic,cr!
Sent der .8 8u.dbaubef
$50 alIes nb9lidif mcblfeil unb bic meiff,r
9Irtifel su DltIidben ''''
Nretfett bcrfamft tucrDe,t.

A'"'e1 6u pltltben
Asrettett berfamft tucrDett.
Wern lId Der llnter1eidnet b;err;t 49,.
l,nbt Die aufmerfiamfeit bes nerehrI;,t.,. -.
p"el'tnms nberbaupt auf fein BnderIooer
81 iehtehs 10 tann er NIT 8ergnii9en ueI1l-
ner't, Dap oattelbe nllnnehr NIT BEN 9e(fen
aus salt alien Vddern Der iiterariIhen Mif.
,ehld'atteh ccmpletrt nnc er i'm Stu,,re IN
e,nlae Antra9en beaeonen Al f6nnen. Gin
1te.l oes Vcrratt6 beitebt romentlid, ous.
2hcplc9lid'e gSerse, Bibeln, 9effamrutc
!athcllihe uno prcteffantifd,e in beliebiosr
9luenahi, Slbelwerfe; 9lnract,tss II. Sc.
tetbnd1er fur teioer Scnfeffirnen &c.
untcrtltht5- Sdul unb Sllosnoftriftsu
oeutfde II. en9llld,e 81 9 Is I@neIinns'i
nno Sdut lider, teutft,e Sproflehren
beutlte-u. Sremo lEortcrbilder. enoI;Gd
osutldhe uno ceutfds engIi(d,e @jrom9fiff.
Nclmet1tter, NlcttcnarD's ,c.,-8iooror-
blltes uno 9eld',hts gEe,fe, @ecoranhirz
h. Soiferfunoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ain
patb'l ld,e II. 5cnlCcpatbiide bcnIrnoth
9lrotbete,) 8ieharssnc;funbe -Gbr,nfe i,
Scohnclr9len n.-Sd,one NiTen(tbaft in orr.
BersueDahl, oeutIheSlafiifer noment3id.
Notte, pradtausgate in 5 30. mitstohT.
ifld'' Shaer yelFna Sauff, NIinse, VId.
eslt StN'enlUlo9er II. !. 10. !; @ecid,te.
Homonc, ( b eater, Safttntnher +,
ffanj. uno el19l. 9M'crs III centle, iiber.
--Rt wle Ibiers, fang. NcpcIutiolr. IL. Raj
lerresd,, eamartine's, 9lcut1eau, cues.
S1eatlpedrr u. 10. Werfe. - .fur. I'm.
terS. 0iaubt, oehSbccIcgen Wie ben Qoien,
oen Srtbocpren tpie ocn Hatpnellen. cen
Naepathen ruie 3. bcmScpatbeh, ben Qeb.
renoen m'e ben 0ernenoen, oen Nrbblitheu
ip,e B. Ero,triaen &c. becienen III fonreu,
Auenfou5 oerfaufte ccer nid,t prrrdthioe
| Suther Hperor,t anf0erlanaen in mSolidkif
tur5er 2eit cerihafft. G,lrirbritio bistst
er lein ssiIorfen,rnt .. auteu Shfsfhs
maferlal'rn II. NdncDpaure gum Nerfaufe
an' Selnes brief zunb Shretbrapiere.
ih'parSe. blane, 1t. rctte Ginte u. 9iute,,,
ltanoe, Sono unh Sancftauts, @tobifes
bern II: Secerbalter, Ycfer, Tebrrmc(Jer. r.
Slelltfte, Sie9eunf, Sb!atrn, 8ricf(IsoeI,
Sdsierltlfte, SdieftrtafeIn !, Sd,rsibz
90. Slonfbnd,er &C.; fernrr farbioes N1o<
ptere, 9olo II Silberpapier, @iqarss ltno
Iabatsooien, Spiellfad,teln unb @pibns
rem, Sdadbrette, @elo GaIhcnbiiher.
Ullcerbuher, 9rrBe 9tuswabl BON omer;f'
II. oentften 8iloern Sa, bfd(thcn II. ma.
lerpiniel II. {, ~. '0'"'
@e 1T nnmo9lid AT benamrr, ,pos So elfrcs
l,ho tpte trctlfetl SIT taten it .Rpmmt
Sre"hee "no lebf. uno ,uenn Sbr tann red,f
fhr calb entauft 70 eiebt llnter,eihneter
nod ote Serfherung, baB man beicerfeits
oefrtec'9t bon chamber eebt.
sanfcn, Starf &C., Sebr. Is4s.
pbtltpp StiirApf,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-05
Ons. H1otErs
9lrst uuo Wunoarst in Sparta,
Sturf 60. Ohio.

Or Bauer bietet hermit benz beutld,en
putlifum eroebenit feline Gienlte an. 9ufs
mcrflame Stnclen uno oieIjdbrioe praris
erIauben ibm ole Terilterun9 Su eeben, oaB
|er i'm Stauoe 1T, olle befaantea &rautbeis
ten, oenen bic menitltd,e Iatur unterwors
fen 1T, ,u heilen. Seionoers Tteber II.
SO d, fe,fteber fam er unfeblbar
furircn, fa's mani ietne @crIhriften bef at
Or. 8auer par Seloarst in ytapplecn's Dir
NEE. Setne Grfabrun9en TN Sadie Der Weee
ri,in, fomie billiae Hehnunaen aeben bm
oofnune auf einen atcil Der Sfentlideu
@uuff.
Sparto, 9lpr( II. 1S49. l7-6M.
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2ouls Sbdfer.
Nehtsanmalt uro Icturius, @antDn-
Starf Co., Shtc,

NeuIednIDalt uEO ICtuTluey VuHtpHr
Stlrf Co., Shtc,
qDirb feine unSetbetfts Nuflnertfamftit alien in
fttn Sad tdtasenpen 8eftbaften, ric ibm anrer
braut pernen m6sen, in 9tart lnr BEN ansrcn3cns
beu Counties mirmen. 3uslidb tenaAridtist or tci.
f,en$ancsleute, baB CT NOR Sur5cm wdbrcnr teines
Qufentbalts in Jlerp yort, burb bic 9Itt9e I6mIfc
ten 8airifAtm Grnfuls catelbff Ginridtan8cn 3u
trefen i'm @tanbe mar, npnad er tlnfti9 irsen
Gefbafte In aaen Ibsilen Seutf6lano bur6 ltes
ber8ate an fclSenoe Jtedtsantpalce pinftlid unc
prompt Uerftben tann.
Sur Nbeinhe6en uno grcBter;c9ttum
Baben,
.&cnrab Steinmes, Wafenbeim an Der
cooret 8heinfreis Boiern.
Sdr Wlrsburs, 8ambera uno oan, Diff
VaDern, Tranfea, Ansbad 0nrnbero nub
oas &ontgretd, Wnrtembere, Or. Nran, 81,
Senmpff. fSnisl. appeaationsseritts gSpc.
tat tn Bambera.
Sur 3tueibriifen, Sambura uno N3tein.
prenBen, 6ru. Carl @ollen, fSniel. 9lbpr
Fat tn 3tpeibrlden.
9ctarils WolE Sberbrcnn, Depart
atent Gieoerrheiu, GliaB.
Srhmadtsn nnb seridtlide Scfumente ieoc
Nrt rtesn BON tbm in beutfdtr, enslifber uni
ffanjoffeber SpraAs csrfertSt.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-05
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
CAMPAIGN STATESMAN 4 N
TT ETTY0NY an 1910
ELECTION OF 19Ia

I6A6sC4@ON OE' 1875
The Gam paIgn ii aesman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th of April next, weekly, until
the 25th of November following, nearly eight
months, for the sum 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 sheet he same size of the
Daily and TIis- 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 repn-
publican goverDement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fir or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
Fhelr trld of usurpation, and their disregard
Of the sacred duties of patriotism, even while
out Country it is war, and your troops suffering
from their REASONABLE inaction, call loudly and
emphatcally upon 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 yor
duty!
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand, we shall take occasion to show up fed.
eralism in all its deformity from the written re-
cord; and shall provet 10 the min of every man
not pre- judgedor blndet by sef-interest or pre-
judice, that the party ca!liug itself whig is
wholly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
aower in times of peace or of war. That they
are Gerelct to every duty that rests upon Re-
preventative of 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 thepossession
of every voter, and calmly but firmly present to
the people of Ohio why such party, after series
of the most startling measures, at last filled the
measure of their fashionable conduct by an attem.
petdusurpation Of Legislation which to recognize
or countenance would be degradation, imbecility,
and cowardice, unworthy ofthe name of Freemen,
of Americans.
We will show from the Legislative journals
that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
forth their leader. his, by is votes and princip
les the very last man that the people should trus,
In the limits of Prospectus VIE have no room for
details; but if the people of Ohio are not reacy to
bow their necks 10 the fund-mongers and priviIe-
ged bankers, to toryism in s 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 ycur State officials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights Of their constituents.
The facts shall come from the records!
1r S. MEDARY.
Columbus O., Feb. 24.Is4s
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~ FotE1s Cash
8 t 8 & +.

Der llnterSeihnete benahridtiat biermit
lelne Sreunoe unb bae publtfum iiberbaupt,
Gag er 70 eben i'm Besriff lit, einen neue,,
salb Stobr, IN temielbsn ecfale, ,po friiber
5. .: @lteps Stcbr, cine 1blre nSrclid, ..
abraham epnh Shubfcbr unb aeoeuiiber
Ger StaothaQe gu erSfnen. Ct erbalt ape
Ellentnaaretr
uno Stctysiiteru iberbaupt, 70 ousoeii,d,t
l'no geihmadpca, rpie fle in iraenb einen
Der h.etlsen Stcbr su f1nben 0nb unb it ents
l9lonen. o'eielbe 70 b.uis su perfaufeu, oIs
ne III olelem Ibeile bes eanoes su baben
i'ne. Gr bait beitdncis auf Suno .
Vertise &teibnn9sifiiefe
BON ben beifen slrteitern, seidmadvolr unc
oauertaft perferti9t. slls praftifober ,Rouf<
mannu. crfabrener e enner Gtcbroiiter
idme!telt er ilh einen1beil Der offentliden
@unit su perbienen unb su erbalteu.
'7'b. .. 9lleranoer @a,nier.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-21

GRAHAM Bread.-The Boston Gull
tivator gives the following direc-
tons for making bread of unbolted
Wheat or Graham bread.
Three pints of warm water one
tea cup full ofIndian meal, and one
OF wheat -four; three great spoonsfull
OF molasses,or tea cup of brown SUI
gar; one teaspooniull of salt and one
teaspoonfull Of salaratus, dissolved
in little hot water; one tea cup of
yeast mix the above, and stir in G.
nough unbolted wheat flour to IN ak
it as stiff as you can work it with a
spoon. Some put in enough to
mould into loaves. Try both. II
made with home brcwed yeast, put
it TO rise over night. If with distill.
cry yeast, make it in the morning
and bake when light, in loaves the
ordinary size; bake one hour and {
half.