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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
Female Medicine.

DR.. Townser DIS Sarsaparia is sovereign :
and speedy cure for Incipienr Consumption,
Ranenness. Prolapsus Uter or Falling ofdie
Womb, Costiveness Piles, Leucorrhcd, OF 3
Whites, obsructed or difficult Mepsruatlon,
Incun,ineucc Of Urine, or nvoydlaniy DIS :
charge thereof and for the geDSfaf prostratoo
of the systenl-no matter wbsther tho result OF,
inherent cause or causes, produced by irreguS
lary. illness or accideh. Nothing can be
more surprising than rs invigoraling effects on y
tbe human frame Persons all weakness and
lussi,ude, from ,ysing ii, at once become re-
bust and full p, energy under its influence. 1t
Immediately counteracts the nerveessness Of
tfie female frame, which IS the great cause of :
Barrenness. 1t will not be expected of us. in
cases OF so delicate nature, 10 exhibit certifi>
Gates of cures performed, but we can assuretlie
afflicted, that hundreds OF cases have been re-
ported to us. Thousands Of cases where fam-,
lilies have been without children, after using
few bottles of this invaluable medicine, have :;
been blessed with fine, healthy offspring.
Opinions Of Physicians.
DrTownsend is sa!mosl daily receiving orders
from Physicians indifferent parts Of the Union. ;.
This is 10 certify that we. the undersigned,
Physicians of the City o. Albany, have in nu- ,.
llIeIUuS CuSSS pIesCtluSH Lis iO"uaC SotS
saparilla, and believe i, 10 be one of The most
valuable preparations in the market, -.
Fl. P. PULLING, M. D. q
J. WILSON. M D.
X. D BRIGGS. M. D. ~
p. 3. ELMENDORF, M. d :
CAUTION. a7
Owing to the great success and immense
sale of Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, a num-.
Der of men who were formerly our agents, j.
have commenced making .Sarsaparilla Ex>
tracts, Elixirs, Bitters, Extracts of Yellow
Dock, &c. They generally pu, it up in the
same shaped bottles, and some of them have !.
stole and copied our advertisements, they are
only worthless limitations, and should beE
avoided sz$l
Principal q rffice, l2G Fulton Street, Sun )
Building. New York.-knd also by the, ,prin Z;
clpal Druggists and Merchants generally
Throughout, the United States, West Indie )
and the Canadas. -,
For saIeby IRIS. ROBERTS. g
Edgefeld e. II. sept.2O 1y 35 =
- ~ 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20

SHERRIF'S SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
Ansley West and wife, Summons
rs. IN
Mary Lagroon. Partition.
NgY nm order from John Hill. Esq,
I'D Ordinary of Edge6eId District, /
shall proceed 10 sell at Edge6eld Cour,
House on the first Monday in January next,
The lands belonging 10 The Estate of Mary
Lagroon deceased, situate in The District
and State aforesaid, containing seventy
FIVE acres more or less, adjoining lands Of
Jacob Thornton, Russell Vaughn aud 9th
ers, sold on cred, Of twelve Monbs.-
Purchaser giving bond and Two approved
securities 10 The Ordinary, to secure the
purchase money, cost 10 be paid 10 cash.
S. CHRISTIE, 5. E. D.
Dec 1913 at 46 .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
{ Formerly HubJards)

- ii A NJ B u RIG, S. e..
-HN RATEfUL for past favors, the suhscti-
y IN ber hereby gives notice that his House is
I now in complete order, aud would respectfully
invite all persons visiting Hamburg and tho
travelling public to give him 4 call. confidently
believing, that be eau give entire satisfaction to
all those who desire u quiet orderly House,
comfortable Rooms and Beds with as good
table ;,s the Market can furnish.
Subles, Lots aud Carriage House in first
rate order and well supplied. A sober aud
attentive IInstler always in attendance. Par
ticular attention given to Horses left by per-
sous visiting Charleston or other places.
Carriages always in readiness TO convey
Z passengers to and from the Rail Road when
desired
Horses aui Vehicles to Let.
= ~ WM. KETCIlUM.
-: ocId l2t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
Dec>5, 1Sd
Notice.

Notice.
"a IL Persons indebled.to the estate OF Lewis
IA Mnrrah, deS,d, are requested TO make
immediate PnymentSandthose having demands
10 present item propcrf>ptlescd
- J0HNSHILL, 0. E. D.
Noy22 SIN 4d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Jesse Innings and
others, Applicants, su,,,,,
vs. sum MONS IN
John Coleman and PARTITION.
Others, Defendants.
I appearing TO my satisfaction, tina, John
a Coleman, Anna Dcshazer wife of John
Dcsiazer deceased; John Chapman, Mary
Chapman, - HarviI and wife Caroline,
- Partin and Ellen his wife, Benjamin
Partin, Tire Jennings, Levi Mcdaniel and
wife Elizabeth. - Kay and his wife Susan,
live beyond the limits Of this State. II is
therefore ordered that they do appear and
obiec, to the sale or Division Of the Real Es-
tate Of Philip innings deceased. on or be-
fore the first Mondayin February next, (ls49) }
or their consent will be entered of Record.
II JOHN HILL, o. E D.
:. Nov ls4s l2t AZ
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20

and my 5llnlbssWere telri6l swollen a tiayes!
Used four bottles of your ltarsasp ina, Ind
they have done me more than. one dionsaiSd
dollars worth ofygood. | am so'mnct bell s.
indeed, lam entirely relieved l: You are atlib.
erty TO use this for hesbenefit Of The afflicted.
Z Yours respectfully 81.
JAMES. .UM CMING GS.Ts
FFits;! Fits !Fits!t - z;i.:;: =:
DR.. Townsend. not having tested his Sarsa-
parilla in cases of Fits Of course never recorrl-s
mended it, and was surprised toreceiSe The fol-:
:nwing from ninlcllisen, and Respectable Fur>s:.
met in Westchcsler. County: .,+ssz ~
Fordham, August 13, 1S47.S !,
Or. Townsend-Deaa Sir / have little
girl seven years OF uge, who has been several
years afflicted with Fits; we tried almost eyery.i
Thing i0r her, but without success at last, ais;
though we could find no recommendation in
our circulars for cases like hers, we thought, as
shc was in very delicate health, we would give
her some. of yonr Sorsapalila, and are very
gaJwe did, for il not only restored her strength
hnl she has had no return Of the Fits, 10 our
areat pleasure and surprise. She is fassbe>$
coming rugged and hearty, for which we feel :,
grateful Yours. Respectfully, ~
:. JOHN BUTLER. Jn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20

5. S.CtiRISIIE, S. Z, D.
Dec S, 1918 At as
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-12-20

NoTember Isl lS4S,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Vbictal Citation.

QSir p:dGrehs iino Wii'alecer Res gss
,irfsAeridts S,6lh, 8autcns Saieaouo
fdhaff, aeben birrmit Gut, Safct @un;en:
bauIer. Waaner, ron SiHat, (einer 3ei'
wchnhoft tn Wallacn. norbamerifansftel,
,Staafes Shio. III ner(fettn. eaE Cure ishs,
frau Waraarefha. aeb. 'Naslsr, ghrt,ci,
cunasHnae aenen Guh anpetrhrn hat
Da @uer ae9enmirtiqer 9lnfrm'h1lt ar Be-
fnnnf. 70 rrerbet chr aeMiR pa'aarrpn 50
sprcseBrrbnuna aufqrfcroer r,rniiha nr,.
-. Scpf. |84S, 0crmtracs 8 8ll.r, emrprs
Der fslbif cctr rHrd, 1epclImdd,: ia,fn reprGs
'enitrt, ar unsern S.tranfen ~ er1d,einem.
nm an,uforfn unr ucr,rrnaen, mas ouf
rf'h t8fa;e Nt1un hat nnSblribenceufade
'raften spilr,e 10 4 ARe4 tens.
Si(1At. 10 !Ha, is4s.
Jo 'me & PES ~ u~fScc"fftd.
RIFF. A. = rr.
Gss 81! aGncr
1s. Syrid,tafcbre
Seors Sberer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Ins. 8 Fna
9lrst uub MuuDarst in Sparta,
Starf &C., Sbic.

Or Bauer bietet hermit benz teulihen
publifum eraebeuit lsine Tierife an. 2lufs
n1crflame Stucien une nietidhriee Vrare
erIauben ihm Die 8erIterun9 su eebeu, CAP
er i'm Staube it, afle befannten &raufbeis
ten, beneu bic menfhlid,e Satur unterwcr>
fen 1T, ,u beilen. 8elonbers Steber u.
SO DIE fieber fam er uufehlbar
furiren, falTs mani ietne 8crlhriften befat
Or. Bauer nar Telbarst in Tapelecn's 9lrs
NEE. Seine Grfabrunaen i'm SADIE Der Me>
oi,in, fctpie billiae 9iehnungsn osben ,tm
Scffnuns auf einen Ibeil Der 6fentliheu
@unf.
Spartn, sIprif II. 1S49. 17-6M.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
PEcS@I SrTS
FOR TIE
S >A9sMsN AN

ELEcT ON OF ls4e.
The Cam paign ) a'esman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th Of April next, weekly, until
the 95th 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 one sheet ihe same size OF the
Daily aud Til Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
! with close reading matter.
| We never iussed prospectrs for campaign
oaper, when the 'reemen of our STATE and nation
had mn h ~ stake The present moment.
En- mics of countrys honnr. and men whit
have no regard for cousii' uonal obligation, the
observation Of which eau alone preserve rern-
publican governemeni, are every where f'rcing
themselves, by every means. f ir or f,uI, io'"
your State Offices, aud in the national councils.
rneir trid of rsurpation. aud their di>r- gard
of the sacred duties Of patriotism, even while
out. Country is war, and your tr""Is suffp log
from their Reasonable inacIi" =, ral Io"dty a""
Iemphaticaly nippon all true fr ends If their c""h
try to be upon the alert. Frp-'n.n "f;O .i". a.
you prepared of the crisis, and al To d" y"
duty!
Being here at the capital. ,i'h the documents
at hand, we shall tae crasion 10 shn~'r' fed
erasm in all it's deformy from the written re-
cord; and shall prove 10 the min o. every ma.
not pre-judgedor pIindet ny selfneresi or pre-
judice, that the party calling Itself whig j..
wholly unworthy and unfit to trusted win,
rower in times Of peace or of war. That they
are derelict to every duty that rests upon Re
preventative of a free and intelligent people, pro
ifessing to guided by honest principles, euaI d
laws, or patriotic love of country. We shall tlea
in historic facts that should be in thepossessio
of every voter, and ca mly but firmly present te
The people of Ohio why such party, after serie'
of the most sfartliug measures, at last filled tn
measure ofiheir dIshonrable conduct by an attems
peidnsurpation of oflegeslaiion, which to recogniz
or connteaance would be degradation, imbec lily
and ardice, unworthyofthe name of Free men,
Of Americans.
We ill show from the Legislative jo rnals
that The very man, Spabury Ford, whom they pu,
forth as their leader, his, by IS votes and "tncp.
les. ,heevery last man thai The people should ,rns,
In the limits of Prospectus We have no roo m for
details; but if the people of Ohio are not -
bow their necks 80 the fund-mongers and privi-.
ged tankers, to toryism in s worst form 10 time Of
war, 10 the mad acts Of party discipline ht re-
anire your written constitution be torn into a :
Iers, that the yrant's woke may he fls enrd npon
YOU and your hildrep, then heck the mai ARE
e ycur State ff iais. who calm every for p We
I'D nothing for the ,ehts Of hi" cnr-'l'pnot, !
The facts hail come from the record
$. AEDARY.
COLUMBUS O., Feb. 24.ls4s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Mbiss, Semofraten
5arts unb Safts.
Triibiabr> unO Scn1n1ers8ater
bei 9 arter,

WHOLESALE s. RETAIL.
500 Stiid GnaIider, ssrins5Tider unb
9imertfant|her Drudfdttun-3 biz Get.
20 DO. Ercn;. enql. unb 9Imert-
faniid,er @inabdm l2a Big rs Ste.
ge,pirfeitesefrtifte Scmmerftofe lO-l5S
100 Stlt 9sbleid,ter Ruslin 5-S ct.
con DO. unaebleidfer Muelin SGT. .. 2)1rc.
1000 Q1ps. yerrinqe Bore { ID n9s lO-l5S'
WV ,or,irs: Tianncl l5-4oet.
sssran,6f1ts, ameri:dniid)e, en9ltite
Sd der, tpcblfetLer als frube. !
- Geitreiifter unc stnfad7er Gaflmtr, iebr
trehIfen.
loo Stid ceans, GwesSs II. GafGnette,
bon alien Gnalttdten unn pre'len' tpchlfell
FIR boar, coer fur Mcle aussutaufhen.
so Stad 4tpaccds, ftDn uno gut, rbcrs
unter aeifreifte uno mcelId1 setdrbte, su
Nreifen unter benz gSerth.
90 Stad A fncotfde @hinses. blau,
'SioIet uno roIIa-Garte 9ardntirt.
Qeobcrns, polmbldtters, Sruft>, peli. II.
Geioens6 6ate fur Wdnner u. &naben.
100 Stia Scmmeritoffe. ~ $50 ets.
per yarS, 3ecisnet fur !oolen, aSeitett nno
9PSde.
Cine arcse unb 1dSne 9luswahl Shatpls
1-12 D.-&cmut nnb fehet.
sIuf cbise Ausnahl @iiter made id) Die
Rdufer aufmerfsam, nno i'd splntd9e al
brldlih peritanoen ~ leirt,
bae i6 am nohlfeilftcn nertaufe
-gDaeine G,ater babe i'd, fur conf ttnttr
neIes febr 10 bIfei II 9efaaft unb farm
fle fclolid, tpieoer 10 b fell oerfduer.
Bei Obieem babe id cine 9roee 9lus'pab
Baare, beifebenc In
gifen, por3euan, llnb @rocerp<
Waaren.
Cine arcge Nustpabl 8cnnets, 8dnber 81
aIlea preiien.
SO Stad eawns, febr fhSn fur Somn'er'
r,eioer BON 1875 @ents per 0arc. Nufei
an uno unterlnft, ete thr faufet !
9eblf Sbiqem babe i'd, ale reritteoetten
45ater, bic geip6hnlih iii biefen 1heller oes
pances gebalten tpercen, uno lot bun peri's
r,ert, ba6 i'd, meineu 1reunoen suno Sunoen
side Waaren psrfaufe, ipie ne ile oerlans
aeu fiir bic sesenwdrtise uuo berannaoenoe
Syabres;eit.
sid tpanfde ale slrten probufte su falts
Ien, spofar id ben behften Waarttprels be-
tiable, als
Woae, Butter, Tecern, Safer,
yerf1e 8eli1tcrn, Go99en, Tla6s@
<aanten, 2tmotbpz uno &leeiaamen,
unS alle anbere prebafte i'm soambeI,
Mein Stcbr itf an Ger aiten SteQe, trc
5b mid sliidiiA f,dse nseine Greunce mnS
-3unben, uno AGe, Ole fdufen rcuen, fur
Ra1d,, 9sabe unb 9ruft. ~ empfangen.
ShIieelid panAdte idb nod, III bemerfen Il
Rcmmt unb nfadt eiren Derfndb Sh babe
gcrfebrunaen In Often setrcffen, sponad
metn Stod bur@ benSemmer hineurd ucas
dfdnbi8 bIei6t.
Gerner perfamse it BON pericnen, bic mir
fnlcig flnb, baB fle mid,-nfnn nitt gang
bod tbeil,neife ab!en>-tpeldIes mid, in
ben Stanb iebt bic Waare 70 fvcblfeil 3u
Dertaufen. ols cb Fe mir brs Sdar besablt
batten. Siaaf Sarter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Neue6 : 9dfner Ge>
ibdft.
Bernbaro uno 0(cren5 @Dt,


81 tnedri4tissn ibre Sreunce nnc alte Gnnrtne
K mie ras putlitum i'm @CsSmsinsn, ras5ff
Gtatliftmsnt 8eirsen.
in Der Gherrp Strase, beinabe eeeeniiber
8ecre Toters a8oneusS SactcrD, iuolid BON
g. sc. Gimbutls @eberet. Sie rerfertieen
ale Scrten pom Ibcn uno Orb YSaaren,
befcnbers allealrteny ycd,AeSdslrr, Detld,tSpfe,
S6aNeln, 1eller, Rumpeu, Slument0pfr,
&C. &C. &C.
Gle vtreadfen~fir sadrsels sStr &ancesrrtbattt 81
aanataaren olarrtrrciftn auntrtt bilis - Elm uI,'
fanp, Der stsenwartis ron tebsm !6anspater cre'
ieter 6austnuttcr beridfi6tist tptrctn foate. 3u'
aeid teridAten fie. bag te id mitter VtrtcrtiSun.
BON Gipsfsuren tefebaftissn une i'm Stenos snl
mad sesetcner 9scrf9rift irssnc cine Sisnr, et'
etareti!e rrer 8crnalte auf ras 8ef8matpcltt
ut,b san, correct antuferttsen, Sa ftd ibre Nrbei
iectrieit eureb 8nte. cBt(Amat nnc Oaucrbeftta
tsit aus,etbnet, slauten Ne iu lieteralen untertf
buns bertebttst tu tin, ut'S SOFTEN tisfsIfs aud
trbaltcn
Ses 15. ls46. 'sm'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
RattIeS 97Eatft1

Dat iceben etne neue uno uniibertrefaith
auswabl Sitter bon alien Sorten, 'paHent
fir ale Sabres,eiten, erhalten, bic er srt ben
biQiaffen preiien III uerfaufen 6enbGftist.
Rommt, unteriud'et uno ipir Gno aefpis,
bag ttr nidBt unbefrieotat unferu Stcbr Der
aBet J.
Canton. sIpril H., 1s47. (17-tu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Qouss Sbafer.
9sedisanmdlt u,@c Slctarius, @antci.,

1He
Sfdrf &c., Ohio,
Ieire feline unsetpeiltc Nufftrtfamfeit aatn I'm
elm SD tctlas ;ncen e'ef,tafttn, ric ibm anrcr
tratlf mcrnen m6scn in tart unc rem auare,,.en.
reu @cunties mlransn. 3uSl.i tenadri6tist tr lei.
nen >anrtleutc, baB or rrr xurie,n rabrenr ttines
Aulsntpaits in 9tip Dcrt, rurdb bic srttse 6iife
ten Sairitten Nrnfuls fafeltif Ginriobtanatn ~
trefcn i'm Stanos mar, rrcnacb CT titiftia ireen
0citafte tn alien Sbsilen Ieutttttdno rmrdb't1e
tcrSatc a1 fclSeare Ncebtsanratbc siiattlieb uni
rrcmft UerEben farm.
Sur HheinbeiTsn uns Gjrcetfr,cothnm
Sncsn,
@cnrdo Sfeinmes @ahenkfim an Der
Naarct Nttinfreis gaiern.
;smr 94iRtura, Samberq hno oar1 aft
HdDern. Nrabfen. 9nebah Tnrntero pnb
cas- .aemareittr Wnrtrmtere, cr Nrans D.
Nun'tH tSrial Nrrstlat,on6s ssridlfs gIcpc.
Fd IN @anlterG.
Tur 3'peittufcn, namtnra rnpNtein
creuBen soru. Carl @rlen, fontal. ASpo
TAT IN 3nritrndsn.
Rc'ariuS Nsclf, Oterb1nnn. Tepars
merf R'sccfrte'n GlidE
@cnaoas ufb s,rithtide 9ctunrnte ,'r
Frt prttn ren TOM in tttitfdber, cnsliiter un,
rsnstfEhsr 9rratt rerftrtist.
Gart,n ;sttr. O. ts47. sstr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Bobnun9ebe dnberuno.
1nft1t 3strrr1rN.

2eiat fetnen &unben nno rem putlitu~
eraebentf an, bag er feine @'rcerp in bic
nSrblid,e Warfttraee, 9egeniiter Der Sfoefs
bal(e III basielbe @ebdnoe, tro Dnpib Dir
rons Grocery belt, uerle9t bat, no er forts
fdbrt alleslrten bon Groceries s,l perfaufen.
Canton ben 4. Npril.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16

Eur g ubcriptl . II.

r45ubfertpt1 on
prcipeftus.
Ter ltrter;eihnete ~bsatGhtist ben Druid
seiues pamphIets
y ,Die erspasbte Iretbeif'
senttalteno
II Cine Sammluns Der Ucr;astid,ifen,
nuf Die 8ewsgnu9en 1T europa Sesua pa
benoen, in cen ocrStieoenen 3eulhrttten Der
Union bis jest erItienenen wSrelhe'tslleoelr,
4. 8. BON Serb. Sredl9rath. Sr. Hane'
S. SD. Trchlit, eecnbaro, lSagnes. En,
Shlotte, Ear Met. Warb. Sedmant1'
Tror. GAenbetl Tnc eiuieen lln9eisannten.
Sie1ew fhtieBen I'D, at etntae trahrbatt
reliable uno antisieiuiftiIfe @eo.dte" pom
Tr. wienbclb, Or. 8lefen uro etntaen ult'
aenaunten, ein Wie9enliee- BON WcSartunc
.einise Betntiecer.
p G;nise yproiuiide sIufiate, ben @uua
Der in europa erpad,ten Sre!he1t nno Der
amerifaniIder SDmpatbier teSetd,nenc,' .
yQebensbe1hreibuns Gamarttne 'sat.i.tp.
anb'a ne: @inise i,fcniide, iotDriihe
,,tnc 1arfdilifehe sMfiase."
Der Sublcriptcnssprets fir bas un9es
fair 4 @caen itarfs p1mptlet if-4O ete..
.pcf,ir es Den Nerreu Subicrtbcnten pcitfre.
'ausefenctt tpiro. Ornd, o'raueaabe nno
Anslieferung erfplaeu, penn 500 Snp'trt-
benten beifammen rao.
Der llnter,eihnete afaubt, ourd Seraus>
,aabe b,eles seitseu,dBeu @erfhens aIen
DeutIfen, bic i'd, fir ihr altes Vaterlano
tntereIflrer, et.ras fetr Wiatcmmenes 81!
bieten, unb tofFt baher suoerlhtl1b aut
ssablret6be unterfd,riften.
st. 4puis, 81. Mai l849.
Tr. @i'Ienbeil.
Enr Dieieniaen, Ypelhe ouf cben a'9e'
,.eietes Wampblet su lubitribiren mhntd1en,
fieat cine Sublfripticns etlte in unlersr
Druferei bereit.
3. 8. 0pttnaseG.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
esauutD Gedntteu.

George SOW tinr2 .o,.4
) atp'b @ d. lctt, orm"'l's"''''
Saepb 60 atlatth
=. 8urtt, Auettrr.
Satpb bGeplinstr, S11smtsIter.
crSe Sc II, 8rerrctr.
g. rrS 2E e~tt, ShertH
Il + mo nS$ ~, d., 7tan culrfTcr.
e mes 0ull laaba n, &rrpner.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16
Grrirhts BraN't@'

Scbn pearee, pr1Ipe"ts NtAfeF'
Spbn 8rctnmrpr .....
Samuel 9 6ranR, oee" IsE'"'''
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-16

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OVNVS tt8 u habew bet ,Jebn pirrsna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14
COMFY ISLAND, June 7, 1913.
Opening Of the Season at the Wataing Places
Oceanfc House Cnflfn Island

CoyEY ISLAND, June 7, l8iS
Opening Of the Season at the Wdtering Places
Oceanic House, Coney Island
/ Will wager my best trotting nag against three
raps on a sentry box, that you will treat my COM
munlcation with most sovereign -. No, bah,
you will do no such thing, although do send you
an eplstle from Coney Island. No, move did
not climb the Jura together for nothing did not
saunter with thee every day to see the dead lions
at Rome for nothing. did not make the acquan-
lance of ''the Napoleon of the Press for nothing
No, not !. Prythee, man, what's the use of ever
knowing thee at all, if thou wilt not publish my
correspondence!
"Oceanc House where the ID is that" hear
you ask. 1t Is where am just at present myself
and small party of Philadephians in whom, in
days of yore, you took delight to have fellowship.
We passed vote to invite you down TO see us
and was commissioned the scribe. But You tur1
up your nose at Coney Island. The idea of a great
big tent that upsets sometimes, embracing men,
women and children, boys and youths, maids,
the reekings of chowder. in the preparation Of
which "black Dam has had no hand--thc everlast-
ing clam soup and lean oysters, sick with the dys-
pepsls--ihese are the associations you are accus-
toned TO connect with Coney Island.
"But 10. a chanrer' Our friend and your friend
DR.. Clark, has built this house" The Oceanic
House"-large enough to accommodate four hun
dred guests. His appliances are in perfect order,
and every thing, over the whole establishment, is
first class. In every respect it is equal to thc-Pa-
vlion, at Rockaway. Where else can our busi-
ness men come, and enjoy surf bathing, and go
back and forward to town daily1 shall be here,
think, two, months: | shall give You faithful
account Of what is going on, i you will print my
letters fyou will not, fore George, I'll have my
revenge the next time we ascend the crater in
company Yours, SHANpY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-14

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sivs three sh.:ss lor T:yior Hur..k nsrss SSr .
rah The Tippso.nos times are coming again, only
What do you want US to do in New York; Shall We
give twenty thirty eighty thousa nd majority for
General Taylor, {. Give Us = hundred thousand.')
think may safely say forty thousand.
Cheers, wild and deafe ming went up Hurrah hur
rsh hurrah Music was discoursed by the band and
there were cries for "Morehssd," Haskell and
tn. boys were stu engaged in building their pyrs-
MID Of ooss, and barrels 70. grand eSnnssr.tiSn
where Mr.. Clay resides This was enough to elicit
screams Of delight The name of Mr. Clay, whenever
He mentioned what he knew: that Mr.. Clay t"hurrah
reluctantly consented the importantly of friends
70 m name To w g1 Ysd sne
he to the nomination. The applause extravagant,
and old Harry Was three-tnles three-dl The personal
relations of Mr. Clay and General Taylor in q
high degree friendly and they would SO remain and
be uninterrupted. There was no mistake about
General Taylor. Mr.. Morehead knew him to be a
whig
When the cheering subsidized, "Crittenden.n Crit
tenden,' was loudly called for. When he appeared,
Of same old COON the Kentucky ride, hear him
fire. hurrah -
MIR. CnIrrESpEx spoke in en- eloquent strain of Gen
TAylors merits as soldier, a man of sense and
az good whig as himself. He had been acquainted
with Old Rough and Ready or Old Zack, or whatever
he might be called for many years His mora charac-
ter-athough not puritanic h-was without reproach.
II might not be auiss to say, that he had lost
five dollars at hazard in his life, had drank
bottle of wine or good old whiskey. He had lived in
tents for the last forty years and under the fold
oar glorious starry banner, and slept long upon
the ground that when he had reposed but few days
IN the house he caught violent cold. He had
doubt none in the world that General Taylor would
be elected to the Presidency His remarks wers well
received and afforded much delight
IL was now hafpast ten O'clock The boys set fire to
the boxes and barrels and such blaze was not pro-
duced since the campaign of 1874.
MIR. HASKELL. and other gentlemen spoke and at the
hour Of midnight while concluding this letter hear
in our streets hurrahs and the sound Of
music FELIX