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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

DR.. JAYSE's ALMANAcs.-We desire
to Ca il general attention to The Family
mancs advertised in hi paper by
Jayne. of Philadelphia, the proprietor
those celebrated Family Medicines viii
Of late years have bee me world reuow
el for their efficacy. THIS Almanac is
handsomesl in from aud size ye put o,
1tcomPrises forty pages, neatly siched
blue covers. and contains vast amount
highly interesting information to'famiI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20


viz: Lucy and her Two children Columbus &
Samuel, PhilIis, Billey. Nancy, Emelinc,
Manuel El!cudei and two childlen Yancey aud
Henry.
Terms cash.
s. CHRISTIE. s. E. D.
Sept. 18th, 1873 2tc IS
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EEGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
DY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of
I'D Edgr6eld District.
Whereas Susan 4. Roper hath applied
to me for Letters of Administration. on all
and singular the goods and cha'lels, rights
and credits of joel Roper la'e of the
District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admou-
ish all and singular, the kindred anh credi-
tors of The said deceased to he aud appear
before me. a, our next Ordinary's Courl
for the said District 10 he holden at Edge.
field Court House on the 81 day Of
OcIober next, TO show cause, If any,
why lhe said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18Th
day Of September in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundfe,i and fnrIy eight
aud in The seven,yrhird year of Ameri
can Independence.
JOHN HILL. o. E. D.
Sept 90 2' 35
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NskE az a..

Of Elections, and the voters
IVA throughout the District, will take notice.
that the PolIs will be open for the Election Of
Tax Collector only Tor one day Monday.
Therefore, the friends Of the different candl-
dates who may b. dcsirous of making their
votes caun, in the Election. will do well to so
out on the day mentioned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
SPANN HOTEL.
EDGEFIELD. S. c.

YWNHIS splendid and commndious Edifice
d. being completed is now opened 10 re
ceve boihstransient and constant Boarders-
and promises 10 fnrnisl, its patrons and friends
with as good entertainment and accomm"rla-
tons, as can be expected IN this part of the
country. CONNECTED with this Establishment
there are conYenent lots for the accommodation
OF Drovcrs.
For the Travelling COMMUNICATING arc
kept Vehicles and Horses, 10 let upon liberal
terms.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
RsEAD QUARTERS.

LIMESTONE SPRINGS, Sept. I'll '4S.
ORDER NO
%N7HE EREAS Divine Providence has &c.
w mosed from sphere Of great useful
ness the late Lieut.. Col. Richard 5. Wright
In his death the State has lost j worthy citizen,
and an accomplished soldier. His high moral
worth. firm integrity and spot'ess reputation
claim from The Executive tribute of respect 10
his memory. expressive of the sorrow felt, and
The void occnsoned in The suite by lis unlime.
ly death In consideration i, is ordered tha.
his Excellency's Saff wear the usual badge ol
mourning for thirty days fiom this dale.
BY order Of The comlnander-in> chief:
J. w. CANTEY,
Adj't. and Inspect Gen.
Sept 90 2t 30
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lost on. sY9iSIzi6.

nNE Mute Of hand drawn by >. 5. Thomp-
~ kins. for two hundred und fifty dollars.
dated 2ls April 1913, and due one day after
date, with credit thereon Of $50. in the hand
writing Of ]. A. Williams; the date of which
moi recolected. All persons nre cautioned not
TO trade for said note for it has since been paid
s. CHRISTIE.
Sep,6 If 33
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
EdgeGegti Hotel.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs
4 hisfriends and the public, that This es-
,ablishihent has recently undergone consld-
erable Improvements and every thing put in
the finest order and convenience for The
comfort @of Permanent and Transient
Bnarders.s
His Fable will I've furnished with The
best lhalfihe country will afford. His
Bar, wiliIsbe furnished with The best Of
Liquors. His Stable bouniifuly supplied
with good. whole some proyender, and
conductedby attentive Osllers.
Jury Hlen boarded a, 75 cents per day.
49, Ii. JENNINGS.
Edsefeid C. II. Sept. 10.
Sent 20 2t 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

Comprising every article now in use.
BASKET and COOPER WARE
Of all descriptions and qualities.
SEGaRS, SNUFF and TOBACCO.
Of The choices brands ana latest importation.
and numerous other articles, usually kept in Il
country store, all Of which we will sell low for
cash. Call aud sce.
r. &. & co.
Sept. 90 It -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
Valuable E.amh for sale.

vEy E Subscriber offers fer sale that
healthy situation in Edge6eld District,
lately owned by l.. NJ. Churchill, on the
Hamburg Road, eight miles South Of Island
Ford. The place contains some 27o acres
of lively bottom and creek land-aboul 90
acres have been in cultivation. With Farm
buildings, commodious house and good
stand, sc. Terms 10 suit an approved pur>
chaser. For particulars inquire of Josiah
Reams, near the premises, Fl. R. Spann, Esq
Edgefeld Court House, or
w. r. HILL,
Near Island Ford.
Sept. 20, 1913 If 80
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New and Cheap Dry
Goods, &c.
Just received from PhiIadelpli

Just received from Philadelphia.
seaile,!e Capsfo Men & Boys, 10 cents each.
Glazed - 1ll it
Cloth Caps SO
Morocco +" (" IS
Silk glazed 62i 20"
Childrons Gold Tassel Caps. IS Z"
Boys Caps and Covers 81 121
Laies Black Bcnnets 81 25 new style.
'' - 81 so =.
Florence, So 25
Mems Military Caps $500
Boys pnid velvet" IS cents.
Artificial Flowers s. WreatEis 25 TO rs cts.
Ladies Lace Caps 37d each.
Furniture Calico 10 10 2l CTS. yard.
Oil Calico 80 and 81 cts. n yard
Black and White Calicoes I2t to lS3 cents.
Fashionable Calicoes 81 cts to 154
Beautiful Cacoes l24 CTS. a yard
Fall Fesiinss so els. to 81 90 Il yard.
Brooklyn Cashmere so cts. Il yard.
Snspcncrs new Styles
silk Cruvals and Pocket lIandkerchieE,
Table Linen and Pillow case Linen
Irish Shirting Linen,
Embroidered Handkerchlefs.
DrLainc and Blanket Shawl5,
Black and fashionable col ,red Alpaccas.
BIeachcd and nnbleached Homespuns, &c.
Wnh AIuSIins Ribbons, &c. &c.
For sale by r. S. ROBERTS.
Sept is 2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
EV.. G.. .WOR.gGsTE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

n I VNNE L II IN '"
NETlLL practice in the Courts Of Law
w and Equity in the Districts of Edgefeld
and Abbeyilie. Office, Edgeiield c Fl.
Sept 90 3m 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
Raisins, Coffee, &c. &c.

ENRESH Rasins at l2l cents pound.
E Beautiful Rio Coffee l0i pounds for 81
or pounds by the Bag
Buckwhrat Seed 50 cents peck.
Goodwn's fine cut pressed Tobacco.
Maccaboy Snuff, &c. &c. ,,,
For sale by K. ;. RObth .
Sept go 2t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

cures Dy1ctirstayae's medicinSsi
hon medical and other opinions Of lheir
great virtues; together with statements OF
facts relative thereto-as must carry with
them COMPLETION as TO The value of. the Sc
veral preparations comprised under The
h ad of ..Dr. d. Jayne's Family Medi-
cincS."
Last year, one million Of these Alma.
macs were published for 1913 aud all dis.
trihuIed. This year, the demand for 1919
is Sd greatlhat t~o power presses driven
by steam, are running day aud night, with
a double sci Of hands. and are unable tn
NEE, the requirements Of the public for
the Almauacs. Indeed, Messrs Stav ly
& M'Calla, who do the press work. nave
found it necessary, To meet the wants
of The publisher, to obtain third poiuer
press. Itco millions and half Of copies
will be required for lS49, CONSUMING from
twelve to fifteen thousand reains of paper
aud incurring al expense at he very small
rate oftwo ceuls each copy-and we can
mol seen how they can be furnished al so
low price--of fifty thousand dollars
This is wonderful. exhibiting, as It does,
one of the most remarkable Instances of
enterprise on record.
Bu, il mus, he rememhcred-se see All.
vertsemenl that this large sum, which
is a fortune of itself, IS entirely giren a.
aozu-the whole two million aud Il hall
of Amanacs are grauituosiy given To
merchants, s,orekeepers, families and in
dyiduaIs. with view to their general
gra,ui,ous distribution throughout the
United States!
The position Of DR.. Jayne is an envia.
BILE one-achieved by his own unaided
energy, Industry and enterprise draw
ing largely from an extensive knowledge
of medical spruhence-and he now
stands al The head of The discoveries of
medicines for 1.-The million" which have
not only been pronounced to he uuequalled
as remedies for tie diseases severallv set
apart by the proprietor. &c., but destined
to confer upon the human family incaicu-
liable benefits i3 The form ofrcs,ored health
and prolonged exslance.-
Germantoa0n Telegraph.
Georgia, "A letter received from dis
tinguished Curolinian. now in Georsin,
says that there is no doubt hui that Stale
will give large majority for Cass and
Butler. The writer has had large op.
portunties of studying the. politics OF
Georgia aud is we'll qualified 10 give an
opinion. All our most reliable iuforma>
lion is 10 the same purporl.-Char. Mer,
Discharged Yolunteers.-The Adjulant
General in Washington has issued no,
tice. as follows:
"Applicauts for discharges, who would
be entitled to land bounty. and three
mouths pay aller serving onl the full
period of their enlistment. are informed if
they receive their discharge from service
by way offavnr al their own or heir friends
request, that thew forfeit their claim TO any
bounty"
The Adjutan, General also announces.
'ha. hereafter, when applications are made
for discharges, and no answer is returned,
j: will be understood lha, the application
is denied.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
Sept 10, 1913

NJ 3. The stock Of goods of Messrs. G. L.
Il f Penn will be sold at Auction. at their
Store on Wednesday. and the following days
during the first week of October Court.
Terms made known al the sale.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

The Friends of WM. p. BUTLER, Esq,
announce him as Candidate for Sheriff. at the
next election.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
NAAE,aGHE.

AM ESSRS. G. L. e. +. PENN having rs.
lYH signed to me their Estate FOR the benefit
of thrir creditors, and The state of their affairs
rendering it essential that speedy collections
should be- male of all debts due to them. All
persons indebted, will rlease make immediate
payment to Mr. Edmund Penn who will be
found FOR the present at their old stand and
who has heen appointed by the cradl'ors to act
as agent with me. Those who do not give
attention to this notice. must not complain, If
they are compelled 10 pay cost.
". l.. GRIFFIN.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

rJ7The friends of Col. THOS. w. Ian.
HAN announce him as candidate for the
Office of Sheriff al the next election.
Sep 13 III ol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

Sept l3lh, g,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

or walk had the utmost dstrrssIn. r......
used four bottles of your Sarsasparlla, and
they have d. nc ne more than one thousand
dollars worth Of gnod. | am so much better
indeed, am entirely relieved. fou are at lb-
erly 10 use This for The benefit of the afflicted.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES CUMMINGS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

We are authorised to am
nounce SlLAS l.. HELLER, Esq. Of Cokes
bury. as n Candidate 10 represent AbbevilIe
Edgefi"Id. Lexington and Newherry, in the
Congress of the United States.
Aug 80 II 81
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Garl DarDenburo.
YSud,hinoer. @Mlton. Shtc.

0er ltnter,idnets fiGt itb rrrrfihttt fti
= 'nrn ire. tGen Runrtn fir oas ibn ts cabc,
sefhentts 3utrauen leinen htrllbtfcn 0ant atju.
fatrn uno trtuncet Tic fcsltb Ber fcttflbrt ittn
Busbtinrtrs.fbit auf icintr aIten p,ast i'm i,pci.
ten Stcte bcs 15etiubrs, ,pr lih ric psutt6. Dru.
t:rei tefueet, ~ tetrsittn. Gr 1T ent'blciTrn Il
mcbtfetI ,u t,nren, als rSenc Gin anceres GtatlTt
mrnt i'm @taatc tu tpun i'm @tanec ut II. rerfrrih
ftnclle, aefbnatrrllt mo taurrb fte 4rttit su lie.
rru bctfcnr lid rapureb Ger 8unIf res putirum.
hulpi9 ~ madrn
Rw- @t ubernimmt 9au,e SOB. slEbeiten IT,
ein,eIne SldDer !; audi rep1rirt, ooer binrc
uber, alte Builder, oerferti9t Scnnetbcrer
,c. su cen b.ai9iten preifen uno auf bic fur
,eite Ictt,. Sarl NSaroenburg.
Santcn, Wiri, IS. 1913. liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05

Ibcslo9ildse Werse, 8lbelm, 9sltamente
satbcllld9e nno prctsFdutifd3e IN beliebtaer
Nusnaht, Sibelmerfe; alnoddts. d. @e-,
berbnher fur bnorr &onfeillensn &C., ;.-
untsrrlebts- Sd,uI Rae ecSrt9encidriften~
eeutlsts u. snsltld,s q y e [Sps I,rss.l
Ans S6n!tater, beutfehe SpradJlchren,.
eeut)hs-u. Sreme YHorterbatyer, en9iIid,.
esutld,e uub eeutld. enetild,e 9rahafife,.
Dslmetfbcr DldlcndrD'e ye,-Slcgrap-
btlhes uno Geltsdpts .Merfe, Geographic
u. 8oltsrfunDe meotclnlld,e lDetfe, allo-
pathl}d,e u. Somoopatbt,d1e brnI6cra
Npotbete,) BIeblsSsnssfunoe -Shemhe u.
9chnclr9,en.- Shcne Wtnenihaft in aro.
Bersluswahl, oeutlheS Slaiitfer numentllt:
8otbe, pradtausgape in 30. tStabl-
lfIt, Sd9.uer eellIns, Hauff, <nee. pld..
ten, Seblsnlhid9er u. I. no.; 9ectd,te..
Homdne, { beater, 2ald,enbuder G.
fran,. uno en9l llutcrs in ceut|d, iber-
1T wle Ihiers- fang. Heocluticn.u. SRai.
ierred, 9amartine's, &cu6tau, Sue's-
Sheatlpeare II. 10. Werfe. - Gurs lln-
terS. 9laubt, eenIbeclo9en mie cen Qolen..
ben SrtbccDren tpie Den TationeQen. cen
9lacpathen tple b. bcm0cpatben, Den Sch.
%NHeNN 'O'k WV %ktUtHpkNf UtU ylpUlWVeW
tpie b. Grauri9en &c. beoienen III tonuen.
2lllenfaIS uerfaufte roer nid)t pcrrdthiae
SuGer wercen auf8erlan9en in moalidbIt
turser 3eit ueritaft. @eih1eitie bt.tet
er fein it6nes s9licrtement .. guten Shreibs
materialisn II. Sinepnaare gum 9erfaufe
an Senes Brief : uno Shrsibpaplere.
itparie, blale, II. rctte 2rnte u. Ilntens
ifdnoe, Sano unh Sanoitancs, Statlfes
bern u. Sererbalter, poie., SecermefItr.
Bleiitrfte, SIegellaf, S@blaten, SriefiIeaei;
Sheerftfte, SttiefcrtafeIn ; Sh.erb.
co. 8Ianfbuder &C.; ferner f1rbt9es p1s
plere, @plo Stlbcrpapier, Si9ares unc
Sabaf6cUlen, Splelitao,teln uuD Sclcas
ten, Sd,o6brette, Selo TaId,enbiif,er.
SucerbIt,et, qrcBe auspahl BON amerte.
II. ocutihen Sdcern, Satbfdltben II. IRA.
Ierpinlel II. {. ~.
IS it unmo9lich III benamen, tpas ba sl(les
mo spie pcblfctl III babeu 1T .&cmn1t
Sreunoe uno ieht uno wenu Sbr cann ret,t
ur cath etnfauir, f. eiett unterseihneter
lcd, Die SeritheruuG oaB man beloerlsite
,efrieoi9t bon elndnoer 9eht.
Santcn, Start Go, Iebr. ls4S.
pbutpp Sti1rhcf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
PROSPECTUS "
FOR THE
DlMgATGN s.eAEEsNAN
ELECTION OF 1649.


The Campaign Statesman will be issued fro m
Saturday, the 3th Of April next, weekly. unut
The ash of November following, nearly egh'
months, for the sun of oNR DOLLAR, for single
subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars,
seven copies for Ten DJllars. fifteen copies
always in advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the
orcasion, and one sheet The same size of the
| Daily and Iii W9ekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
We never iussed prospectus for campaign
paper, chen the trepmen of our State and nation
had so much at stake as at the present moment.
| K ne mics of our country's honor. and men who
have regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation Of which can alone preserve repn.
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves, by every means, fir or foul, into
your State Offices, and in the national councils.
| Their strides of nsurpation, 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
empha,icaly uppon slI true friends Of their coun-
try to be upon the alert. Freemen Of OHIO, ar
you prepared of the crisis, and read to do your
duty?
Being here at the capital, with the documents
at hand. we shall take occasion TO show up fed
-raism n all its defornty from the written re-
cord and shall prove 10 the mind o. every man
not pre- Judged Or olindet by seIf.inerest or pre-
udice. that the party calling itself whig is
aholy worthy and unfit to b trusted with
power in times of peace or of war; That they
are derelict to every duty that rests upon Re.
preventative of rec and intelligent people, pro
ifessins 20 guided by honest principles, -qua|
laws, or pttriotic love ofcounry. We shall de-,
in historic facts tn It should be- ia theposses sion
If every voter, and ca mly but firmly present I"
the people of @ 10 why such party, after series
IF the most startliug measures, AT last filled the
measpure oftheir fashionable conduct by an attem.
lpetdusurpa,ion of Legislation, which to recognize
or countenance would be degradation, imbecili'y,
and COW ardice, unworthy yof'he name of Freemen,
of Americans.
We " i'll show from the Legislative journals
that The very man, Seabury Ford, whom thev pu,
forth as their leader, his, by is votes and prncip
les. The very last man that the people should trust
In the limits Of Prospectus we have no room for
details; but if the people of Ohio are not rea II
how their necks 80 tue fuud-mongers and Privle-
5ed bankers TO toryism in s worst form in time OF
war, 10 the mad acts Of party discipline that re-
aure your written constitution to he torn into tat.
ters, that the tyrant's yoke may he fas ened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
of your State off ials, who claim every for power
and nothing for the rights OF their constituents
The facts shall come from the records!
S. MEDARY.
| Colnmhus o. Feb "a lS4S,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
GtnlaDmm9 ;ur Smbicriptipny

auf oas ld,one, mad, Ieinen umfanqe reit,s
baltt9e uno su9ed, wcblfeilite in, Ieiner1en.
renS uno H'hfun3 llberaIite e:
Wt91no's CONGREGATIONS 2erifcn.
STIR alle Stdnoe.
8puitdnbie in IL Sincen. Seoer gt. in I2
Soften, ieoes Soeft III gc9en. prels Oeft
bier9encmmen nur Ste. 4 8oe. coer /.
BIG 4s. loeft Ino bereits erihienen uno f6ns
nen ein9eiebeu fperoen-allpo auf 8efeQune
dn9encmnten splro bei phitipp Stlrbpf.
GS (cQte bieles in ieber He,iehuna ousoes
,eid,nete blliae eerfUn in teiner SNausbiblic.
ttef fetleu. Cier nur einlee lEcrte ilber be
Htttunq, aus oem 8Orwort Der 8erIasss
hancluns:
,1a8emcne Dirnfhenrtobtt eirtts MIR fir bie-
tpet1e nt ibrer bcnMBt iprrnen Su ricicm Wpust.
Nin fibrt tein anhcrcr 2Dcs, ais bic 8iruna, une
Bic Grtcdsn battcn Neobt, nur oen ttntn rrabrbaft
frritn Otai iu ncitcn, rtr in cincn scntt1cn Srets
eer 3 Setebrnn9 8 [GneptIcrarpl etnsetrcten rpar.
pas III bic VrtBpcnci9tclt 1t. cAs Seehrfuis mel.
DE bic enepetnrarilhcn Q6rrtc ins {etct1 aerufsu.
OtrSeltDrtc, Der bic Ulitttritn ies .6nmlls ent.
thltlsrt tublt Zen Oran9 NIT tcIncr errunsensst
QEabrbctt aud in cas $ttcn tcfrticnc cin,uarriftn
nno tle ttsbtr nur fur bic atcricllcn Sntrcftn res
sttcns 1bItiSen Itnr tsrifn pcn t,ncr e bn,i,ost.
nter ibrt StclIc, ilttr rpre 26srrItatt btnaus ,s
tlden unc GiEEdbt ju 9eip:nuen in ccn Suan,ncr,.
Bang, III etect &c r.r tpisrn Vatur unc Der ned.
ftlnoen Wenthtnrelt Otlrm SerlrlniS ernp mct.
tere SefrtseiSurs jn pcr'Aofen, unc 10 rcrldb mit
gu artrtrn amber Grrcehuna ocs onacrrutctcn Siels:
rae lit bic Nuf8abc, bic mir uns 9ceut baten &C.
scllen nlht, mic Der rcbcS nacsmus mill, bic 6cG.
hcnctn bcratSc,crr werpcn in Den @taub Der v5e.
mcnbeit, tcnrcrn c,t Vierri9cn crb ben su rem o6.
bsn rcr Menthbcit, unp raiu i6cint hts 70 aecis.
nrt, als Gin 21crt, eos rurb gem cinfl 6dbe Oar.
iIellunS Allss 2Sititnswertbcn un, rureb Den III j..
81 sftn Nrtis, terirsenp Il, umbte
GDre rin8t Elm Spltsbu4 wtr.
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I.kHs w IuIe NWS0 81 WV @0"Wsf FssSTs
I'D, ater sesen ale Snterpenttcn aas. . r
Tie rtrpi1criite rcputlifanifhe 9tesie'
rune BON Sranfreid, 1T auf BEN Nninen Der
alten Mcnarhie erridptet rpcrben. Dieielte
it aus Mdnnern suiammense(est, e's id'
curd, ihr @enie, ibre Necnersabe unc ibre
RenntuiGe eurd, bic sanse Del: einen tshen
01uf ermcrben baben. ,.Oer ploe, ,nle0ez
fe 910beI bon paris," (tpie bic slrriitcfratsn
oas Sclf Su nennen belebten) hat Die Wafs
fen, mir oenen feline sSreibeit errans, nieeers
aeleqt, unb cieIer @inner einftweilen nit
Der Blrnuo elmer 99csierune beauftraat, bis
cas- 8rIt feltit Celcsaten CUR @ntwetfuna
elmer Gcnltltuticn, bic etnem freien Sclte
ehtlprid)t ernannt hateu rpro.
Oaris, Tet. 20. 184S.
Serr 91u1t, Der ameritaniihe 9efauote, +,
in paris, bssleitet BON feinem Setretdr,
5oerrn Sartcn, madte Der neuen prsviicri,
Id,en Nesierune feline slufwartuu9 nit elmer
ietr Id,meiheIbaften Sloore6s, uuo CAB I'M
0tamen oerSteeierung Der Ser. Staater, Der
neuen republifanilhen gssieruus Trant:
II leine anertennune.
Die @eianoten bon gnalanb, 8el9ien unb
Der Sd,wetS haben ebenfaas bic neue Hsgies
runa anerfanut.
Gad,ridbten BON paris bis gum 9ten @irs
id,iloern Die Staet ais in rubisem3nifanbe.
Gin;se Der arSsten j.aneelsbduier befncen
iIt, in 9elcoerleeenbeiten, tpas siueid,t Su
8anfe, rtten fubrer mag. Staatscbli1atios
nen Tno I'M preiie sefalen. 500 Sccncelsz
hduier perlan9ten ron Der prouiirr,ldenNss
9eruns einen fernen einmcn tltdhen Nufz
ltub an Shulcftheme ole am .7ten fauia
ilne; bies murce perweigert uno oisie 9es
Ihdftsberrn entlielen ihre@lerfs uno Nrbeis
ter uuo bcltlcGtu ihren Gontraften n.ht
nad,sufcmmen. ........... u
DIE Berihte iber bic ffansSfIhe Nepr.
luticn babeu in Wien eiueu tiefsn ginorud
mirfr.
Der Grsbiihcf BON paris, besIeitet pcn'
9enerols8icar, bat Der neuen Ne9ieruu!
leine slufrpartuna semadt uno I'M Gamel
Der 8eiitlihfeit leincr D'Seele, bsrlrlbel
feline slahdnelihfeit SuqeIa9t.
Die Neuclution bat fIt onrd, ean,Sranf
reid, oertreitet idmmtl,he Departement
haben Der Nepubltd ihre 3uitimmuns ee9e
beN
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-04-05
Wc 1T
0eor9 0du(e(,
aus 66tff, QancserihtsbeS. grsuberac
Gjrceber3. Ne(1en- Carmlfaot

A"o Se'oVIts %uUoHtteW1oCS6' S1suVeTH$
@rcsberj. Soelien- Carmlfaot
DerfeIbe perliee feline Soeimatb am I6t.n
Jtopember 1916 in 8efealdaft eines Scbann
Werfel. ebenfaQs aus Ssohft. @r relife oor
lscrms ben 9bein hinab mad, 6aore be
@tace, bon 100 er er auf einem, Der Girma
Schn Noams uno Jatbnn in Seem. gSrf ass
torencen, Sd,ine Die Netie nter een Ocean
nah GetpsOorf sematt baten ioG. = Ter
Undergraduate bittet thn uno aQe WenIhens
freunoe, be feinen Nufenthalt tptTen, ,hm
9efdus9e Gatrldt Su 9eben unter Der sps
crene; Sobann Qene.
Gantrn, Starf &c.. Sbio.
co., llniere Mshielbldtter in New- g)crt
philadelphia, HemsSrleans mno
Baltimore peroen unter 3uTbe-
rnua unierer 8e9enc,enite um gee
fdllt9e slnfnabme sebeten. -