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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
Dire. 1 1fIi Steamboat Explosion.
SIXTY TO SEVENTY LIVES LOST,
AND THIRTY OTHERS HORRI-
BLY, INJURED.

CINcINNATI, Dec. 3Oth,
The steamer A. N. johnson, bound to
Wheeling, blew up yesterday with n tremen-
dous explosion, near Maysville, KY, from
some unascertained defect in the machinery.
Between 60 and 20 persons were killed on
the spot, and large number scalded, of
whom some 80 are so horribly injured that
their recovery is considered doubtful.
So rapid was the progress ofthe flames ai-
ter the explosion, and so complete the de-
VISITATION, that hardly an effort could be made
for self preservation. The boat was soon in
one sheet of fire and burned TO the waters
edge.
The number ofpassengers on board the A.
n. Johnson when this appalling accident oc-
Cured, was one hundred and sixty, not more
than one v;;:orter of whom escaped injury.
So dreadful an acciG;Gnt has rarely, if ever ot-
Cured on the Ohio.
The list ofkilled and wounded is yet of
course very incomplete, and as in most cases
ofthe kind, there were probably many indi-
viduals on board whose names will he ever
unknown.
The occurrence ms may he presumed, has
occasioned great excitement and deep sym
pathy here. Persons in the vicinity of the
disaster, did all in human power TO relieve
the sufferers, but SO awiuly sudden was the
occurrence,that nearly every effort was fruit
less.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
Tan.Yard for Sale, or 10 Let.

ENHE subscribers offer for sale or to t,thet
Il Tannery, situated at Derby Centre, Vt
Said establishment CONSISTS of a Tan House,
urry-ShoP, Bark House, with n VatS: ten
&c which are under cover, Bark House, Hide
Mill, Rolling Mill, and Force PumP-all OF
which are drawn by water power, on never
falling stream. Connected with the above is
a dwelling house, barn, and productive garden.
with some 2 or acres of land. This property
is located in thriving village, and has for ma
ny years been we'll patronized. 1t is believed
there is no establishment in this part OF the
State better situated for a lucrative business
than the above Several of the adjacent towns
in which there is no Tanner or leather dealer
afford IL an unusual share of custom The
above is offered for sale or to let on very nd-
vantngcous terms. For further particulars ap-
plication may be made TO either
TIMOTHY SHEDD, Wells River.
BENJAMIN HINMAN, Derby.
Derby, Dec. 90, 1S47. b44w3'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
UE AEMsgn

In Jay, Dec. IS, Sarah Ann, daughter Of
Moses c. and Keziah Cutler, aged 20 years
and months.
In Peacham, ALANsoS STEVENS, Esq. "
In Walden, Dec. %, Sarah Ann, daughter
of James and Lucretia Dustin, aged 10 years.
Another Revolutionary PeRSioner Conc JED
EpIAH Coz, of this town, departed this life
Dec. 90, aged &c. He was man of remnrka-
bic even temperament of mind, a kind com
panion, and faithful father. The deep interest
he felt in the welfare of IT country, was man
Tested by a faithful service in the Rcvolu-
tionary War. Father Coe has been a faithful
am NOUS member of the Methodist E Church
for more than 30 years, and was c,lii :c-sHd
for that charity which ..tii.,.keth no evil TO-
ward other branches of Chrsts church. Peace
to his memory. blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord" Comm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
From the Boston Evening Gazette.

Bro,cns SarSapGriLiG and Tomato Btters.-
The extensive sale ofthese popular Bitters is
the best evidence of their excellence. No 9th
err medicine approved by the Faculty has had
SO successful a run within SO short n period
They are entirely composed of vegetables, and
are the most innocent and nfiicacious Of any
corrective yet offered to the afflicted. In our
opinion these Bitters one of the best COM
pounds yet offered for the cure of dyspepsia,
and the long train of nervous diseases. For
sale by Frederick Brown, corner of State and
Washington street. -
The above is only printed as a proof OF the
high estimation in which Browns Bitters are
held by every one that has seen or experience
ed their wonderful virtues.
There is one thing that should always be
tho ught Of; that is, be sure and get the genu-
inc. Always ask for Browns, as that is the
only original article of Sursaparilla and Toma-
to.
For sale by J. G. Bingham st. Johnsbury,
and dealers in medicine generally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
STATE OF VERMONT.

ESSEX DlstrlCt, 81.
At Probate Court holden at Lunenburgh, in
said district, on the 29th day of December,
A. d. 1S47, by the Hon. Jonah Brooks, jr
Judge OF said Court.
TEvHE foregoing application having been du-
" ly presented TO said court, 1t is ordered
by said court that the heirs, and all concerned
in salt, estate be notified Of said application,
and that the same will n6 taken into consider
alton at Probate Court to be holden al the
Probate Office in Lunenburgh, in said district,
on the 25th day of January, a. d. 1913, by
publishing the said application, together with
a copy ofthe record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Caledonian, newspaper
printed at St Johnsbury in this State.
5l5w3 WILLIAM CHANDLER, Reg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08

GT"O, JAS, X. Polk is very good man ifyou
only let him alone" said n hulf-Administra-
ton man the other day. "Well it's pity
then that he hadn't ARRAYS been let alone, re-
marked his listener.
GrThc best cough drops for young ladies
are to drop the practice of dressing thin when
they go out into the night air
The Official Report of the Senate's Proceed
ings on Thursday as copied into the Union,in'
cludes a long debate on motion by Gen
Cuss, to raise ten regiments for the war in
Mexico, Immediately, in addition to the $4,000
u. S. Troops now occupying thai unfortunate
Republic, and with a view to farther leVief
hereafter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08

Joync's Hair Tonic. Having ourselves wit
nestcd the beneficial effects of this article on
the persons of several of our inhabitants, we
hesitate not to commend it ali those who have
unfortunately lost their hair. We refer such
to the certificate ofMr lIolmcs.-BriStot Pho
MIR. Bristol, II. l., Feb. Is, lSI7.
Mr. -Sir;-Hoving four years since,
thro' disease, lost the hair from the top of my
head, and having used maay articles recon-
mcnded to restore it, was induced, from the
recommendation saw in your Ph9nix,' to
try DR.. Jaype's Hair Tonic. | am happy to
say, that after using three bottles, my head is
covered with fine growth of young and heal
thy hair. Several of my friends and acquin-
tances have also used it to their entire salts
faction | therefore cheeriully recommend
it to all who are suffering the disagreeable SEN
sation caused by badness.
JAMES A. HOLMES.
The above certificate is from respectable
young man, an oversoer in the Steam Mill,
whose statement can be believed.
.Neto and important cridence from the Rer. a.
Il. HinckLey.
DIR. Jayne.-Dear Sir:-Your medicine has
been in nearly every case successful, especial
ly the Expectorant. ] have received much
benefit from the use Of this myself, and one of
my nearest neigkbors, who had been afflicted
from childhood with the Asthma, so severely
aa nearly to suffocate her duriGg the paroxsm,
which returned about about once week, has
been to all appearance permanently cured.
A. r. HINCKLEY.
AGENTs.-J. G. Bingham, st. Johnsbury
Plain; Jos. G. Fuller, Danville; Kittredgc u
Colby, Lyndon;J. Jewctt 81 Co, Barnett Strong
& Jewett, Barton; =. X. Hutchips, Bath; East
man, Tilton d Co., Littleton, N. IT,, R. 81 ID.
G. Joslyn, l,anclster;T. c. Boiler, Derby Line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
"A American Exploring, Mining and Manu-
featuring Company, will be held ut Geo. w.
Ely s H5tel, in st. Johnsbury, on the third
day of February next, at 2 o'clock, p NJ, for
the purpose of 'electing Officers for the year
ensuing, and for the transaction of any bust
ness authorized by the Charter.
HORACE PADDOCK, Secretary.
st. Johnsbury, Dec. 81, 1877. = 544w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08

of the Sonderbund, renouncing the League,
acknowledging the authority of the Diet, and
appointing a Provisional Government.
From official returns made to General Du-
four, the commander in chief ofthe Federal
army, it appears that the loss of the federal
troops during the late operations has not been
very great, as the total only amounts TO about
so killed, 200 wounded, and so missing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
ATE OF EDWARD HARTsHoRN,

E1TE undersigned, Administrator of the
estate of EDWARD Hartshorn, late Of Lu-
nenbnrph. in sn;S district, deceased, interstate,
Respectfully represents, that The personal es
tate of the deceased is not sufficient TO pay n,s
Just debts and costs of settlement, by the sum
of dS1 dollars; that the said deceased was ut
the time of his death, seized and possessed of
real estate within the state of Vermont, and
the undersigned therefore prnys the honorable
court to grant him license to sell so much Of
the real estate of the said deceased, as will en-
able him to pay thc sum aforesaid together
with the cost attending the same.
Dated at Lunenburgh, this 29th day Of De
cn mhrr, A. u. lSi7.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
@M32 @GM@9ga

In Waterford, Jan 4, by Rev. E. Smith,
MIR LoRrN HALE, of Waterford, and Miss RoX-
ANA Brown, of Concord.
In Montpelier, DR.. sumner Putnam of
Greensborough, and Miss Diana +. King,
daughter of DIR. n. G. King.
In this town, Dec. %, by Rev r. Case, Mr.
Luther c. Mathews and Miss Elizabeth L.
Locke, both of this town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
ANNA McLACHLIN's ESTATE.

ANNA McLACHLIN'S ESTATE.
TEIHE subscribers having been appointed by
H. the Hon Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, eX-
anime, and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against the Estate of Anna Nc
Lochlin, late of Peucham, in said District, de-
ceased, represented insolvent; and the term
of six months from the 18TH day Of December,
I647, being allowed by said Court, to the cred
itors of said deceased, to exhibit and provo
their respective claims before us-do hereby
live no:::ca that we will attend TO the duties
Of our appointment at the dwelling house of
Archabold McLachIin, in Peacham, in said
District, on the I'd day Of May, lo46, at 10
o'clock forenoon, on said day.
MOSES MARTIN, }ror,.,:.sio,ors
JACOB BLANCHARD, :
Dated at Peacham, this 18th day Of Decem-
Der, 1S47. bqAw5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
Temperance.

The annual meeting of the County Tenn
perance Society will be held at Wheelock on
the Cd Thursday Q3th) of January, at 104 A.
NJ Address by the Rev. Mr. Loveland, of
Lyndon. DAVID MERRILL, Sec.
Peacham, Dec. 81, 1S4T.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
BOSTON MARKET-Jan. 4.

BEEF-Extra mess, 10 so II 90; Mess 0
SC q 1000; No ], 500 9,00j prime, city,
700 00Oj navy 90 90 m
PORK-Extra clear l6 100 c" nOclear u W
90 90, mess 10 90 90 00;prime 90 . 90
LARD-Boston "a a g, south & west, u a :
BUTTER-store l34 l6,shipping Ia a l54,
family 90 90.
CHEESE-new milk n g, four meal 8 a g.
shipping 6 az
FLOUR-Howard street $50 6,62i Ohio
6 80 n 0 90; Genesee, com. br. $50 a 6,62.
CORN-Yellow, round, sc a s7,fat 72 IS
white 81 n 6S.
OATS-southern, 90 45; northern, SO SO
BEANS-Whitc, ,12 ] ,25.
WOOL-There is fair demand for Amcri
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
Agricultural Society.

TENHE annual meeting of the Caledonia
4 Agricultural Society will he held =: the
town Hall in Danville, on Tuesday, The l7th
day of January inst. at 10 o'clock, A. M. TO
choose officers for the year ensuing, award
premiums on Field Crops, and for the general
discus of matters pertaining to Agricul
ture. GEO. Is. CHANDLEh, sec,
Danville, Jan. /, 1S48. 544w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
Leather for Sale, and Cash Paid
for Hides.

THNIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
| IL at his shop all kinds of Leather Tor sale
at the lowest cash prices. He will pay cash
for Hides. CHARLES CHASE:
! West Concord, Jan Is4S. 544u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08

NOTICE. hereby caution all persons a.
~ gainst harboring or trusting Adel'a GOOD
ell on my account, as / shall not pay any debts
of her contracting. JAMES GOODELL.
St. Johnsbury, jan. 6, 1S49. 545w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-01-08
Money Found.

IVAOAAOy = wv
A FIVE Dollar Bill was found opposite p
"A. Tvs Hotel, St. Johnsbury; on Thursday
last. The owner can have the money by prov
ing property and paying for this advertise
ment. AZRO d. SIEN ENS,
St. Johnsbury, Jan. 4, lS49. Slows
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26

;weilfnnctgen Sefnd beint ,Wetnsdrtusr
General, Weinsdrtner Stide ableste. be'
Iibrisens, felt er bte ItnDcrfhtisfeit te9ins'
BON 0cfe cine ecIbene ubr fir itd,, etne
Settle fir feine Gran on,unebmen, eas @ers
trauen ieiner eeute betnabe. gan; perIcren
bat. Seute Nbenb ritt Der 30nis init Dem
gan;en geuerafitab III ber Raiernenbof nnc
btelt cine ernffe Mnrebe an Die Sclcaten, Die
NIT mebrmaliaem Scd teantspcrtet tpnrte.
SIM SdiOGe fpeiit man ld,cn felt Wccben
uidt metr auf silber, ipnbern auf pcrSeIs
lain; Die werthpClIften @esenitdnee fcllen
tteils perisnset, tbeiIs eiusepodt lein ; BON
Dem pOftammerastduce ii Die lleberftrift
tonislide observation-disclosures oeriaruneen,
aOe Geitlihfeiten taben aufsebert es 9ebt
gan; title unc serdufhIcs her. "a
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26

y9 g t nur iu1iner tapfer b'rauf lcs, ein
8iSden bleibt bod, bdnsen." Dies iheint
Der Mablpruh Der Wbisbldtter i'm sesens
pdrtisen Wahlfampfe su fein. Das eouis>
plaer cpurnal, befannt ale Der sr6Bte Git
9enpiit in ben Ser. Staaten, brahte Dor
einisen 2asen bic ansebliden Berbaubluns
gen, bic bon elmer 8eriammluns Der Off
,iere unb Solcaten bes BataiQons auf ben,
Dampfbcte nScmer" SepFcsen poroen iein
foQen. = @s beiet oarin, caB aus cen $50
Naann, bic bas Battalion biloen, 147 ben
| feiten GntihIuB sefaBt baben, fur @eneral
GoDlor su itimmcn.-9l!s tieSe B t ce e
Bbisllse i'm eOuispiller Sournal in Sin,
ciunati anfam, bate Der 9r6ete Tbea oes
8ateillons bereitS Die Staot perla0en, bios
81 fcnnten in Der Gile ;ufammensebrabt
,peroen, uno bieie lieBen ourd ben ,,@nqui@
rer' erfldren, baB gar ,,feine folde Ser
fammIuns ifattfanb !" Inter biefen 81 be
fano ffb bios GaYlOrmann. bic iibrisem
ftnc fir GAG, uno fte uerftd,erten, bas Gdb
i'm san3en Bata,llom Bios 4 befdnoen, bic
fir Sen. 1anlor itimmen tpoQen!
. Gros bieier Wicerlesnn9 pirb bic eiise
nun bod IN allen Wtisbldttern bic Nunte
MAIDEN, felbit oas oeutfhe Wbisblatt bat
bieielbe abeeorudt uno fhreibt barber i
vStimmuns Der 6reinillisen:"- Cine iaus
bere partbei bic eurh iolde Mitte( oas
8clf S1 tdulhen ilidt. (Dfb
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26

Dieter bon Der remctrottfden partbet rbr.
mails 70 bod Derehrte Mann bat burh biz
9lnnabme Der 8arnburner 0ominatipn ieine
llntpitrei8feit AT ben Gag 9eIe9t. Ct betpeiil
baburd auf eiauaI, baB bic Sefhulct9unser
Der g0beraliiten, ,posesen bic bemofratiide
'pre0e III ben Der. Staaten ,pte etn Manu
Sabre lang foht 9eeranoet unb tbabr ilnb
admIid baB SeIbitfudt uno Sntrtsue bic
berpcritedeaben 3iise tt 9rn. 0an Suren's
Sbarafter ieien.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26

lBie es bel fcldben GdlIen eetrdutltd, 1T,
rpifl id, Sbueu nun meiue @runbidse beSetd,s
nen: iber bic GflaSenfra9e tperbe td tples
bern uno auf ren Stc6;dbncn laden, neil
mein Serr 800 9tlauen hdtt. ueber Die
gantfraee tperbe ih itampfen, 70 oaB mc.n
Tcbenbubler Sillmore aus Der Qaut tdbrt'
Berthe inn9 os6 Staotsldncerertra9s oa
werce i'd, mad, benz 9lorreidlen Seltplele
pieler Staamdnner cen erfen 9Siih Soater
aus Der Grippe nebmen. ueber Sartffrase
meroe id (tbnauben tpenu basGcefutter h'obt
wcblfeil 1T. lleber oas 8eto if nil Elm
@Ummuni(t hei6cn, tpenn td wetB, tpas eas
| it. Sd, weroe baber Die Mdbue basu ldits
tsln. Wenn id meinen Serrn iber oiee
fpanlt)e 1crf befra9e, 70 ontnortet er =
Quien labc, unc mas id) uid,t tpcie, madt
mir nid)t beie. Bei Der ousndrtisen pc!is
tif werbe id, bic Sbren fpiben ul,o bel ctr
iunern ocnfeu: Shned' Shued' fired b'Sb,
reu us 8et Dem 9tamcn Sccofoco tperSe i'd,
Die Darmsidt befommen uno iiter bic freie
Scoenfrase ltetti9 pcreen. 1as llebrise
werce id, meinem Serrn, uno cieler feinen
Hdtheu lberla6en. Sie peroen mon aus
meinem Sbreibeu erIshen, oaB it elm 8oas
blumbic bin, aber gle brauheus nid,t su
faoen, cenn ih nil Der Sauotat bes 8elfs
leu. Sc eab einmal in Spanien ein 0iitter,
Jtamens DcneiItct, pelder nit benz NebeI
uno nit @inbmlblen frie9te. Oas 9lelde
neroen idp uub mein 9err tbun, penn Der
merit. GrieS beeneet 1T, weroen snfts
biebe maiden, Streide in ben Gsbel thun
uno ihmaorpniren wte Der Niele @eltatb.-
Was meue 2alente anbelan9t, 70 mus id,
9eiteben pas lh 1T oielen Stiden etpae
surad bin, aber cas maht mid, seraoe gum
! gcltsfaubioaten tau9lih, be0er ais wenn i'd
I ein bchftuoirter Derr mdre. Sn ceretteratu
bin ib niht gan; unbewancers; eenn id bab
bic i OeYmcnsfinoer auo oas Go6 Seyarc
} ben sebOrnten sieSfriec, bic ihtnegSaselUn'
uub anoere 9foegefbihten 9elelen, aud
etpas uOm plutard, uno bon cergelaSerln
BON Grcpa, 9lprDpos, es Id,eint, Die 9cec
fccc woqen ldhen lber bic 9cminaticn pel
meiner pericn. Sraudt Th mir su laden
Wlste nitt rarum SD babe i'm lllD0e.
seIeien, oaB Die Ircpaner Die Staotmaue,l
niecerri1en uno ein 9oB binburh fiibr.el
uno es in bic &rdle ifeaten. SD bin bcffent
lid, fcpiel ais cas trOpaniihe GOs.
ShlieGlid nod bic @rtldruns, baB id
meiuen Iamen cennoh ntbt surildSieber
tperee, ,penn audi Sillmsre laufen tpirc.
Snoefen 9ebarret nit aller Adtuns @ues
,ersebener Tamensbruoer Goli
oersett woblbeltaQtes ShIahtrOB BON Wr.
SaDler. %. 3.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
Nrdfbentibafts GamniD ate,

2addfebeno fo!st eiae eiite Der prdfbemt
fdafts s@ancibaten, ,pelde tnrd pclitifb'
@enreuticneu bem golfe Der Ser. Staatet
earpfctHen ftno
Demotratiih 6 tDis Gas.
Tatipe unc Wtis 8 H. 2aYIor.
Abcliticniitsn S ebn q. Sale.
AmaIsamilten 8errit itb.
Barnburners Mart. Dan Buren.
Bis ben 9ten slusait sperbsn Die Bitmct.
grcoisoseeute aller fflaoenfreen Staateu tn
Buffalo cine @cnnenticn balten, um audi
'bre GrnennunS ;u MAIDEN. Naan 9taubt
leocd,, baB fie 0h NIT ben "garnburners"
Dereia'9en unb oerrn 1an 8ure, ;u ibrem
Saneieaten anfRsgea suerben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
uWo Die @ebanfen fetlen,
D1 ifelIt III red,ter 2eit Elm sU r.

' '~N~s 60 sNeTaSA sCSb stu lS 4
ftdh EN-"
gln neuer Grunb, suarum @en. Sap,
Tor prdGoent werben IT.. -. Gom @ors
min, Der berid,tiste Wbisienatur BON Ohio,
bat etnen neuen @runb aufaefunoen, tpar.
nm Sen. Gaplcr prdFbent sperben lou. @r
fast Der alte GaYlor 1T Elm Msann, Der iei,
Satren nrtter fe inem Dade sefdlafeu
tat fetn eeib uno lein 9f Il den llno mil
96aaflGmfem beoedt, unb feline slrme u
@eine NIT M 90 s." (So fast bas feuio
2crdltsbt oas Munoltad @ortpin's.)
Gesen fold' einen @ranc Idet Td3 nidte
ersptesern; man fanm tpenisitens nid,t ia,
gen, bae bic Wbtss einen M9ann aufae(felI,
baben, BET fld e 10 a d,e n bat-qBir ben,
fen, Gen. Gaylor tpiro jest laon bimretden,
DC urfade taben aussurufen: 0err, erlSd
mid Don 'aeinen Wbisfreuaben. (wab.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
Seno hreibe n

SenofMreibem
ses SdIadtrofes BON @en. Iaylor an Mr.
@cDins, DeIesat pon Obip.
ahtbarer 1err.
aSenn bic Meen fhen fhweisem, 70 milIen
cte pferbe reoen, II. fcmit fpmme id5 Sbnen
meinen sparmen Sdlahtrcsisen Dant ab,
suifatten fir bic ihmeidelbafte Gomination n
meiner Denisfeit fur 9issprdGbent an Der
slorrei&en @cnuenticn su pbilaoelpbia, -
Wertber 1err BET bieter8er1ammluna
f1nb probieme selOst u. @runb1ase inc
eeben serufen tporben, bic tpeter in Sybiua
WeiBasuns, nod, in Der 8ibliotbef bon aler,
anbrta anfseSeidnst Tnb, ndmlid, baB nidl
ale gefd0pfe sleidberedtist Gnb, bae
ShladtsefdOpfe Ia etnen peit bObern 0ians
9eb0ren. SD babe einmaI ein penis In
meines 9errn plutard sefhielt unb felt bic,
fer 3eit bin td) boppelt ftoI; ein ShlaAtroB
sn fein. 8ollenos Fcfs aber rte &criclan
6tn ih nun felt metner Nominatiou fir
Vjeprdftoent aetpcrben, uno ih freue mid
3allcppifh, ME bie elenben @arren, unb slrs
5eitssdute iheeIfihtis mad, mir bliden unb
'or Oeeto uno Aerser fat strplasen. slber
aft midi erff se,pdblt iein, ,bann mill i'd, auf
zen plebeter II reitem. Denu 0err unb pSbel,
gornebme II. semeines pad, mug es in Ell.
tenn seorSneten Staas ulster pferosm unb
Wsnlden seben. !
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
Dempfrattfhe 8ldtter psm

pfratifhe 8ldtter ucm
Sucen perfdern baB ale oemcfratifhe
3eitunsen, nit 9lusnabme bes @barleltOn
WercurY, @ae II. Butler aufs @drmite I'M,
ter(tlsen. Gin @leihes ldst ild, NIT aluss
nabme bon NeusOort, BON ben nSrSlihen
Staaten iaern, bcnn bic Spei 8ldtter lit
Btsccnfln sn Nacine ,,nb Southport waren
audi 9eeen bic 9tnnatme Der @cnItitatipu
bon Wiscon1n unb fte tpurbe benncd mit
etrer Mebrbeit bon 10000 Stimmen bonn
Yolfe anaenommen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-07-26
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tuns.'D
Sranffurta. M., ben lS. sunni ls4s.
8erlansen Sie beute nidt BON mir, baB
td Sbnen etne senaue ueberTbt Der Grete.
ntfIe in unferem 8aterlanbe mittbele; n,an
bal jeet su tpenig 3eit, um Nmerifa Suus
oen su tpicmen, Die DeutfhIanb sebSrem.
am speiten pfnsftfeiertase bat inOaeuitact
an Der Darot bic du1eri1e einfe bon Der
Iribine berab auf elmer seseu 1000 8Spfe
ifarfen Understanding bic 9aepolutipn
prcflamirs uno ibrem Bruoer 0eder ein Sod,
aasgebradt, mas NIT einem uneubliden
Subet aufgeupmmen tpurbe.
stm l4ten Bis 16. Sune }aBen in GfTeuts
liher Terlammlan9 su Tranffurt a. Ms.
seeen 30oDepntirte Der rabfalsben,pfratifd,.
republitauiId,en Cube DeatfdIauos, sreIde
erfldrten, bae fIe dber $4,000 Bajcaette
uerflsten. Sie ertannten bas parlament
II d, an, neil niht aus urwablsu bers
pprgesansen fei.
Ste ernannten eine Central @cmmiflicn,
bic TT Berlin ibren Sis nimmt unb aus
perfonen beftebt.
suf bic Semerfuna, baB bas bic @entral-
Sommifton nad epascau fhtden beige.
bemerfte ein Serliner, tae III Berlin SO 1000,
Sespatfnete bereit wdren, fle su Mlsen, unb
oae e'eie Die preueifd,e Wonardste ldnsik
un:er ibrea 2rImmeru bear aben bdttsts.
iren'' ile nidt erit Die 0rsaniGraas aller
Hepabl'taner tn Deufdr. r.anb bdtter abuare,
ten trcllen, Tim een lesten entsasioensst
sdlas su fiatrem.
Vermdnr.s Rrie8e 1T eiAsr snis Detf
0 vs'tsaseoer. Der Central Committees nne
ssats so,.. 6rauffart sad gerlta asssfslls,