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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

TUTrLES BABY JUMPER.
nv Mus. MARY Howirr.
The infant, that in modest days OF yorc,
Was wont to lie and kick upon the icor-
That found its happiness In peaceful nap
In mothers arms az nurse : soothing zap
That never scorne1To vent It's rare IN squalls
: And try its little lungs In dcafcning tawlsi
Now. holding such small things its mind beneath
Learns Calisthcnics ere II cuts its teeth,
And while, In quiet, nurse or mother sleeps
In" BABY JUMPER" takes elastic leaps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

CTEAM ENGINE-FoR SALE a sTEAMENGINE oFTWo
- three Horse Is in good order and will be sold
low price r. HOEss co, % and 81 Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24
.JAe!ccs.. .ss Plat: AgcrosEna-LARcn SALE OF

ShsmeId Mahumotured CuAry, Flies, Saws, kc--JACOB
AiI WIZ sell on Friday 18th instant at 10 o'clock, at the
Auction ROOM y patt the entire late importation u
OF the well known Sheffield houses in this city part Of which 10
now In process Of the Custom House. The sale
rempory and without and is in contemplation.
and to commence the closing eopartnesp the house relying
fuy on the character their mandatory their well known
name to sustain them in Offering without sale asgbove
consisting OIL some touand pounds sterling suited
the wants Of the trade No lots offered will be passed with
drawn the sale being positive and erempto consisting of ten
Table Cutlery OF all decr pton handsaws
yeai casks small cutlery and large amount of best steel
files OF full weight and size and the approved quality
hat and half round bastard maw rasps shoe do
round and square do taper DO &c &c ivory table cutlery
white bone black and self cocoa Also
mngham heavy and shelf hardware consisting of vices edge
and hammers chains hooks and hinges fire plate locks
brace bits. pail locks carpenters improved do Clks
goods Also general assortment Of hardware and cutlery
lots suitable country dealers and city retailers NBSo
goods will be permitted this sale except such as to he bona
hde sold the highest bidder Terms made Known appe
ton the auconeer Paper approved by parties interested
UCTION NOTICE-GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
N g. Tu,tle will hinsa at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

DLryDNESs FROM CATARACTS-DR WHEELER OCU-
ID list Greenwich tho afflicted his
and most discovery without ran
which engages effect within the period Of ten days and
that further medical treatment Is obyalcd
Artificial ryea for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

PAIR OF MATCHED TROTTING HORSES FOR SALE
"a pair Of black horses 6 hands high very strong proper
trot mile without training in minutes 10 seconds double
harness. they uncommony gentle and pleasant drivers and
passed They warranted sound and kind in all harness
der the saddle Price $500 Address box g. o. Burlington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

u EFRIGERATORS, LAMPS, STAIR RODS, BRITANNIA
Ware Cutlery &c. &e-Just received fine assortment Of
to So 3d. with cut glass shades Brass oval Stair Rods 81
Dozen with fixtures Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots with
and creams at 81 90 with large Of Cutlery
Plated and Japanned Ware just opened from steamer Cambria
Forks and Spoons double plated with sterling silver and
beautiful article for sale at the lowest prices at the New York
Furnishing Hardware Store 4S9 Broadway of Broome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

CPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CLOTH
- ing Warehouse l0 Fulton street. opposite the old North
Dutch Church Coats from 81 Pants from 81 70 3d. Vests
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24
ARPs-REMOYA ALL r RKnwNE MAKEk AND In.

III AKFS-KEMUN NIr-J. T. BKUWNE MAkEk AND
porter Of grand semi grand and octave double action
Harps, 5 Broadway would inform his friends he
has removed from 2s to 25 Broadway and soosa contnna
ton of the liberal patronage he has had the honor receive.
j. f. b. would add he completing large aud couec
ton which Is kind Of Double Action Harp called s
Gothic Semi Grand equal in hancy and Of Tone and
convenient size than the grand it Is admired great
Improvement. His arrangements enable him bu-
ness very moderate prices London and New YorkEstabd
ed. 1910. narps repaired Strings, Music
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

III. b. Jones, II Ann street, continues to sell
reduced prices for cash. fine Calf Boots s. " to s.
French So French Pat Leather Oxford Te So TO-
Congress Caters 50 So first quality French Pat Leather Boots
ST. All goods warranted to give satisfaction B. JONES'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

celebrated warrant

Diamond pointed Gold Pens admitted 30 and
street. door from the Office Also Josiah Hayden Co.'S
Spencer Rendells Albert G. Bageys Levi Browns Edward
prices wholesale retail Gold repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-MR
w Collins last night but twoWednesday Evening Nav ~
lSis will be Performed the SOLDIER OF FoRTUNE-Captsr
ORourke Mr. Collins which character he will The
Soldier Boy" After which, the entitled THE WRONG
PASSENGER the Secrets Of the Cotton MarkeDennis
Carhey, Mr. Collins which character he will sing
Luck and Crooskeen Lawn To conclude with the play
THE BLACKSMITH OF HlSSE CASSEL, founded recent
events in Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

ID EFT RIBBONS.-JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AND
ID choice Of the fashionable sylesfor sale by
case piece L. Ii. MOORE, 45 Beaver street
DR- POWELL, OCUIIST, AURIsT, ETC, ATTENDS DAI
- diseases Of the Eye and Ear his surgery 6 Broad
way Warren street just pubsed the second edi
ton Powels Treatise the Eye price 80 which
his Offices also his premium seacting Eye Founa
A large supply OF Artificial Eyes recently imported.
CNANCER CURBD.-AMPLE EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
~ that combination of medicine been ccacous
in removing Cancer Ointment prepared and used by
the Of this dreadful disease and Of which have Letters
Many persons will esy that they have been cured by the
subscriber and the test Of many years VIII show the cure per-
Persons troubled with Cancers will do well apply with
delay. ELIAS GILMAN. Granville. Licking co. Ohio
Refer Mcrs L. Passett Avery No Ia Pearl street. Hanover
Square, N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-24

(NITY LoANsTEMPoRARY LOANS IN ANTiG ,i ,a
the Revenues Of the City will be received at this Once IN
s of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars and upwards Tor wncn
bonds of the City issued payable in frsm 70 "
with the rate of six cent Per annun
Onice MAY TO- lsas. JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
8efanntmabun9en.
Saltet iIe! Saltet Ge.!
S 500. 8elobnuno!
IDrts@eorqetowtt, Sbi(

ItU't~SOtCA Htto'oNf S)VAp'
Wtr, Die llnters rseihueten, beldeinigen, bae
am l3. 9lpril le48 Sohn @obbs s nno
. IT ann a W 1er ibre Samilien oer'
lieeen uno jebt in unbefannten Tteilen bes
0anbes iIh umbertreiben. Sefa9ter Sobn
@cbbs perlieB feline Trau uns orei flene
&inber in &ncr Gaunlhip, @oIumbiana 60,
Sbic, uno Suianua Wcler oerlieB ihren
@beeatten eben bafelbif. Sefaater Moier
periprid,t uno uerpfidtet Nh, $500 su bes
satlen Seoem, Der fle feitnimmt unb surads
liefert. 8eiaater @obbs it itarf sebaut, ilr'
sefabr s Sue bob, 37-38 Sabre alt, bat
cine 9eEunre Tarbe unb bellies frcllia es Naar
Suianna Mo1er 1T einnebmenc, uneefdbr
% Sabre alt, BON mtttIerer @rDse, ettpas
maeer i'm @elldt bat fdwarses Saar uno
1T bunfler @crplericn. Sie 1T pennfplpa-
|nifdsbeutih uno fprid,t ihleht enalild, er
it BON TerpsSerfeD, faun fetn beutih, fprthI
oaaesen bic enaliid'e Sprade gut. Sie oer'
lie8en thre Detmath in einem aelben Sue9t
NIT elmer erauen creijdhrisen Oedbre.
Co., Der @tnfenber beliebe nns bic un
ter1hriften einsufenben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
GGtpei;.

Sn Bern fam es AIN 6. Wtai ut unmuts
bi9cn 9Iuftritteh SoI9e Der 0leTsuoticn
Shienbein'6; Die 0tuhe parb jeecd, rurd,
Die Gahridt ter9efcut, tos bic fir Die
Sd'weiS nicbcrgeiestc Committee bic 9lns
uotme Ger HeT9naticn penpeiqert babe
Der 0rc6e 9atb entihico ebenfaus, rog er
in jecer @e;iehun9 oas fclitiid,e &erfahren
Sd,icubein's tiai9e, abiclute 9teutralitdt, al
becbadten. Die Ga9loeuna inmmel!e Ie
am IL. miehcr. Sd,fenbeiu ertldrte, baB
er de sulommcnberufen babe aus Nurht,
Die Seitreid)er mureeu einen Durh;ug rurh
bic Sdmei; ersmiu9en. Gs woro cine Cont
mittee niecer9eiest i'm Die npth!9en Sdrits
te III treheH, oies su sertnoern.
Ot ann Il nj .-9lls 6cl9e Ger neuern
llnruben in Monnteim fIuo cine arcee Gin
sabl ccrtiger @inmpbner III Dem GutIhIuGe
oefcmmen, nahMl0curi aussnwanoern uno
cprt eine @clcuie su blloen> Die ,SteusMoun.
heim 9euannt mcroen lrQ. Sbre Slbreile
nurbe auf 2lnfon9 9lueuit felteeiest.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

d)e or tn oeu ocmcfratilden Geiteu einuebs
,nen iollte, Elm
Saes uno Sntter @lnb
1T 1eeem Scwnlbip biIcen mr0en, 100 mir
inns bon - Belt su 3ett - p.rlammeln
to''nen, nm Ans se9cnleitis su ermuntsrn
uno 5u beIebren.
suf slntras befhIc6en, bag bic Gertancs
lun9en o'eier 9er1ammluns in bcn cemctrae
tlld)en SIdttern eieiee GcuntYs rutlisirt
tperoen.
Sccann Scrtasung.
Sames 8iG9orr GcrGber.
g. MeYer, Gd,rcitc:.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

ner. natt fur bds 8Olt Mtenn es ntdt
mD9lid mare, oa6 Sorparlament nieoer eir>
Suberufen-tpie biefes ftd anbeiidi9 9emaht
bat nuf Guren gtuf wieoer su erlheiuen-fo
fest ocd mcni9itens jcnen erlhlthenen BE-
ldluB iiber bas Sunoestriumpirat aueer a[s
Ter Brtuns. 3ibIt auf tas 8oIf ! Ser
traut nur cem Gplfe Ooe GoIt wilb Td,
um guh Ihaaren fir feline Gcuocrdnitdt. )"
g. .. Stpg.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
StS . / II

Sctann Safcb Qub aus gSietab Sberamt
Truenbilrs GOnigrei9 Wirtember92
Ierielbe fcu Td mad, frllhcrer 9lobre(fe
in 2'rlnestercu9t, Darfe GruntD, Gtaat
Sbic, aufgetaIten haten es perecn nun,
ea id, tpid'tise Gadrihten bon feinen Gltern
bate @ltern babe, ale Wenlhenfreunee-
melde uber feuen jesieen alufenbalt aufs
itlus seben fOunen aufgefcrbert es unter
naticl6en,er sloore6e su t!un:
Srieorid 9uL
Care ofC. l.. 91einhardt. Buffalo g. y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Sur Na(bri(bt

0iene alien Denjeniaer, rpeIhe ftcn felt
lau9er 3et Qebunrene 8iter bel mir ffehen
tobcn, ons ieIbi9s bnnen 4 Mchen abqebclt
mercen miii1en, niorieenlalIs i'd, lle auf Of
fentIIhrr 9lucttcn Uertaufen weroe, nm bic
Sinoertclteu oami. ut octen.
@arl Marsenburg,
Oud,binbPr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Mbi9s, Semofraten
Sarts uno Safts.
Sritbjabrz uno Spmmers@dter
bei arter,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.

500 Stif gnelid,er, sSrdn,SftIt,er unt
9lmerlfanllher Drudfdttun-3 Bis 6gt.
SO DO. Srcn5. en9l. uuo 9lmeri-
fanild,er @inabam l25 bis 25 Sta.
@epiirfelte9eltretfte ScmmerIfcffe lO-l5&
100 Stud erbleidter Muelin 5-s St.
200 oc' un9ebleidter Musln SGT. y. Naro.
t 1000 Oos. Serrin9s 8cae 9iefinos lOol5@.
I 500 %. rCther, 9elber, rpeiIer uno
: 9runer Slannet l5-4OGt.
: SranlDGlte, ameri:aniIfe, enaIifdbe
6 ii 6 er> tpObl blfeiler ais fr1ibe.
l. @eltreiifter uno elufa6er @a1frmtr, febr
tpthIfeil.
100 stid Seans, G,peebs u. @afr1neffe.
pom allen Sualltdten uno preifen, ipcbIfeiL
| fur baar, coer fir Wcl(e aussutaul lden.
SO Stltd sllpaecas, ih6n unb 9ut, ,ucrs
nnter 9eifreifte nnb mpoiid sefdrbte, 40
prellen unter cem Wertb.
20 Sthd "A mobft he @binses, b[ou.
olclet uno rcfl9-Sarbe garantirt.
ee9bcrne, polmbldtters, 8rufhs, peIi. u.
Secenz0ute fur Mdnner u. &naben.
100 Stud Spmmerlcffe, III $50 GtS.
per Yarc> seeisnet far Soclen, Meiten unb
NGde.
Cine srcse unb fdDne sluswabl Sbaspts
liz D.-Gomnt uno febet.
9luf Cbiae 9luswabl @iter made icb bic
8dufer anfmerffam, uno ib min fde aue
brudld1 perfancen Su fetn,
pa6 lid am ipphlfeilifcn Yertaufe
Oeetue Sitter babe idb fir cpnftitutip
nelIes iehr wpblfeil sefanft unb fann
,Ge foIeltd) tpteber 10 blfeit oertaulen.
8et Sbt9em bebe iob cine 9roee 9lustrabt
Maare, beftebenb in
GtIen., Dor5ellan, 1lno @rocerp<
Naaren.
Cine 9rpee 9lustpabl 8cnnets, B6nter sn
allen prei1en.
so Stiif 9awns, febr fhSn fur Gcmmer>
fletoer bon 1875 @ents per Uarb. Nafet
an ltnb unterlud,t, ebe ibr faufet
Teblt Sbi9em babe ih ale nerItiecenen
9uter, bic getpGbnltb in biefen SbeiIen bes
9ances gebalten spercen, unb idj bin rerfts
hert, baB tdb meinen Treunben unb Suncen
1pld)e QSadren oerfaufe, tpie tte fie rerIan$
gen fir Die 9e9enwdrti9e nub berannabenbe
Sabressett.
Sd wiinfbe ale slrten Wrctutte at faus
fen, wcfir tf ben bSaften Marttpreis bes
gable, ais
Bolle, 8utter, Teoern, Safer,
@er0e Belfbforn Nog9en, Glads>
iaanen Gtmotbpz uno &leefaattetL
unb alle anbere probufte im Sanbei,
YRein Stobr 1T al; Der alien Gteae, spo
id, midi sludlid, fhdbe meine Treunbe mne
&unoen, uno 9llle, bic faufen tppDem, fiir
@aIf, Traoe unb 9ruff, ;u empfanaem.
Shlie6ltd spanidte i'd, nod iu beuterten :
&ommt unb n,adDt einen 8erfudb SD, bobe
8orfebrunsen In Siten setrcfen, srenad,
mein Stcd bur6 benScnsmer hinburdb ucGs
itdnoi9 bIeibt.
Terner oerlan9e Id, uott 9pericnen. bic mir
lhulbis flno, baB 0e mid,-spenn niebt gang
bod tbeilmeife besab!en,-,pelhes MIDI III
ben Stanb iest bic Waare 70 poblfeI 3a
oerfaufen, als Oh Te mir bus Yaar beSablt
bdtten. Sfaaf Garter.
I'll n
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

brett, bat CUTE uno tiefe Seller, eiueu au,
ten 8runncn, uno fam nad, 8elieben ouf
CUTE 8eoinsun9ea lit scptfen sermiuen
aboelatIen werben. - Gae Hdbere bieriiber
fann man bet Soerrn Stabl, @aifnirtb
su 8ethlehem, erfahren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
9leue 0lter
in

uerS Grocery!
60 eben cine 9rcee Suantitdt frifder
9rcCerien erbal:en, Die be, mir biEltaer AZ
hahen flnh, nls in ireeno einem Gtabliffe>
mcnt bic6eits pittsturo.
12pfuno &affee fir s tnen Dollar @oth.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Cine 8ierbrauere1

su berfau fen cber S,t . ct + e II ten.
Dieielbe III nod, beinahe eans neu,
nnb bdlt 4 &eGel, ieber AT IL 8drrels. -
Das @ebdube TT 46 gue lang uno 26 gae
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02

I I&tAMUEL MAPES is hcreby notified that on
j ILJhe eighth day of Marchin the year eigh-
teen hundred and forty eight, AlexandeiSunkey
! Lauy, of The county Of Pauding, and State Of
1 Ohio, filed in the court Of Common Plcss of said
county 6pPuulding his bill in chancery against
said Mapes; setting forth among othor lhings,
shat the said complainant on or about the 8th
dny Of January, in'the year eighteen hundred and
thyty-nine, nade and delivered to said Mapes
(under and by the signature of Alexander San
key Latty.) his four several promissory notes Cor
the payment Of fifty dollars, eighty three dollars
and thirty, three cents, eigh.y-three dollars and
thirty-four cents, and eighty-three dollars and
thirty three cents; payable rspectively to said
Mapes or oroer, one in tweniy-one days after
date; one in seventy-one days alter date, one in
one buudred and ,wenty-one days after date, and
one in one hundred and seventy days after date
and that the complainant paid and satisfied said
frs. mentioned note that the consideration for
which said notes were given was for the transfer
Of the interest Of said Mapes In and, to the con-
stru elton Of section No. IL, OF the Wabash and
Erie Canal, and the profits to be derived from
the same; and through the d. fault of said Mapes
in not performing his contract with complainant
the considerations for which said notes were
given totally faled. The bill further alleges
that said Mapes at divers times received large
sums Of money belonging to complainant for
which he has never accounted, aud that he is
largely Indebted to complainant. The bill prays
that said Mapes may be compelled to answer all
the allegations contained in the bill and that un
the iina hearing OF said bill lie may be perpctu-
ally ,enjoned from negotiating or collecting said
prouissory notes and for general relief
The said Samuel Mapes is further notified
that sness he appears and pleads, answers or
demurs to said bill within in sixty days after
the mex term OF SAID court, the said complaiDant
at the next term Of said court g fter tho eypira-
lion of said sixty days, will apply to said
court to take the matter contained in said bill
az confessed, ard decree thereon accordingly.
a JAMES G. HALY.s
@ 1oEa-s Solicitor for COnpp
Dated March. 8 I843. 372fw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02
K. Aida Ho TEL.
J A NJ Es H.. v ALL

sg,gsess, VTAs taken The vol known and
lTI 4 commodious Tavern Stand fern
@Mil, crly. occupied by 7. r.. Mcclure,
The House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 30 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
E j. II. ". feels confident that those who favor
lin BY selecting his house will find l1h the accom-
modatiops and attendance eqHal 70 those y, Of any
furnished with The best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
l,w to suit the times. Hehas alao large and good
stabling, and, designs to spare no pains to secure
he comfort and convenience OF his guests.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02
STILL LATER FROM EEROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
Highly EmportaMt EutegEigei,ce.

Austrian Troops Erpcllcd from. Sardinm-
=, bance IN Stockholm -Feaice declared for
'a a Republic Russian Troops Going to
Poland X Frrnch Army mopiag NorMward
.'- = Great agitation in France
AUSTRIAN Loss AZ LOJUB-4RDY $1,000!
u, The Auxiliary Steamship Sarah Sands has
arrived from Liverpool after a passage Of.
eighteen days, having sailed on Sd inst, be-
ing 8 days later than The Hibemia, and folr
days later than the Duchess do Orleans.
TIE news by this arrival, of which | send
you the, substance is Of the greatest impor-
lance. ....,.I Z. f,,,,,,. ii, gsiis s5.htf et
The Austrian troops had been driven out
hs of Sardinia, Denmark, awakened and a.
+, larmod by the movements in neighboring
countries was making great pepara'ions for
war. 3fs ses 9d,ffi4 ysau eMe
y, In Stockholm serious disurbanccs had ia
i ken place. Venice following in the wax
Of France and other countries had declared
=, for Republic. a large number Of French
.,e attacked Belgium bu, were driven back.
The Emperor of Russia was sending
~ troops TO, Poland ,esv ga 5aaj. -ea b.
81. The French army were moving towards
the north. r3 af b. "a. 5gya ba ga.s
I. Great agitation continued in France
The La lPresse had come out openly against
the Provisional Government. The general
election had been postponed 10 the 23dinsi.
and the meeting ofthe General Assembly TO
The 4,h Of May. a,x .~s,
AT Milan "a provisional Government has
been formed 3faH na8f@.
Tic establishment Of a Republican Gov
ernmcntin Prussials not confirmed.
One hundred and fifty thousand soldiers
has been ordered to Poland 1ssaa7aS
The reportof the Revolution in Lombar-
dy is fully confirmed. .5
The, Austrian troops after Gcsperaie
struggle in which they lost TWENTY
THOUSAND MEN Withdrawn.
Ireland was as quiet as usual.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given tlaf petition viii
I'm be presented to the Commissionersof Put
nnm county, at their next session. praying for the
establishment of comfy road in said county
CONNIE mencing atithe county line atlhe north cast
corner Of the south east quarter Ct section fhlr.
teen i'm Sugar creek township in said county
thenca RUNNING west On said open line go ns to
intersectthe Lima and Defiance Free turnpike
Road in said county. April Is, I648. =
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM THE

We have news from Lower Calf,rnia TO
the 22d IF February, and from, Mazallan TO
the lsliof Marcll sssiaH sr.il " !.
The ports Of San Blasand Mazanilo we're
blockaded, the firstly the Ship Lexington,
Lieut.. Bailey; the latter byuhe charter ship
Wilton, commanded by Lieula Chalard. The.
amount of the revenues received from cns-
toms At MAJ ,tlan had been large, In Up,
per. California every thing quiet. Col,
Mason vastaisine volunteerforce to send
ioL9yeI Galiforhia,, 10 pu' down thc'gucfil-
!, las, who have been very yaeiiye and have
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02

thnt, whilst tkcro Is "a strong and decided
proiennco for me, ,senteriained by Tie great
body Of the ,wl,igs party ihropsisont the Uni
ted States, they {the friends towhom re-
fer) At Ae same ,yime.aro .cohyinced that !
am more oSailable than any cdhditlate that
can.be pressnled % .thea Amctiean people
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-02
BRIDGE CONTRACT!

TAI Office is hereby given that fromithe 18th
~ day OF April toithe 10th day Of June en-
SUNG, proposals will be received tor building a
.-4- 3 lR i D A GA
over the Blanchard river, at Glandorf, Ottawa
township. Specifications of the plan Of the
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w ment of the Hebrew Plaster, and re HoNEy.o DATED
PLin todnys paper nro snte IN conneron with
this tiu we ARE all well acquainted WITH the Hebrew Pas
ter having made use OF IL Mt the Ensl Ter severe pain IN
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inors rorns &c We do not design 10 puG this medicine
with old, fictitious certificates but will simply mention
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