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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21
Diseases of Horses.

The undersigned res ectfu!ly announces to the
public that he is in possession of unfaling reme-
dies, TO cure the following diseases of horses, to
wit: Apoplexy, Cataract, Broken wind, Foun,
der, Farcy, Ringbone, SPAWN, splint, Tumor
on the elbow, Warts, Wounds, Straining of the
the shoulder etc. etc.--lhe O | Q evil, when
cured under the direction of the old shool, leaves
the horse generally with stif neck, but when
cured according to his prace this will not occur,
and the horse will be as well as ever before.
Those who wish TO get knowledge of this rt-
medies, may apply for books & medicinet to
DR.. DANIEL SCHELL.
CANTON, Aug. 10. l849. 46-bv.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

8ei g II It aY 3arrigue, 3 Bar>
fIapifr, (altcrbaudA Seem ycrft erfhemt
lutrirter
= . [ { s { al E II b er
fit oas Sabr 1850.
Gin belehreuoes llnterbals
tuu96 fir SeoermanN
Spn
Gimffao Seierie.
Snbalt.
9lltrpnomiIder Galenoer. 9Iu9eferti9t bon
9Mltao Sab H.
Die 9lhunnscu. gon s. @er1tdder.
Ger pulperthurm Gan Spiritc su 8ene-
oiq. Son s. II It. Nieris.
Qloom NcuB' Qebrjabre 1926.
Tcr 9iothbrlfer. Gcn @ II It. Ntertt.
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Da6 Slbr 1S49 NIT beirnrerer HitdNht
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III II II.
3ipei QEprte iber ba6 9lu6tpaneeru.
Sn(tintt cocr 9Ihnun9
Grtaulid!e lluterboltun9cn i'm Wttelalter.
QGc man inl heili9en rDmiId)en 9felChc
beutIher 0foticn sur 3eit Safer Leopold
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Gjemennllsl0cs.
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rod.
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Suche Gin fr ou60ebreitetes pubIlfun, raB
bic &erlo96 o96banbIung eS Nd, our tecnoern
9luf9ate modte, ourd, fdDne 9lusifatuns
uno einen ou6erproentlih biQioeu preis je>
ben Gdufer 81 tefrieoioen. Das Snh tprb
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tann tr cntferncn, rbne caB racur6 pas Sleieun9s>
tfif MIR Den minrefen @baceu erlcipet
or 0eSentfance, gum Sarbsn teltunmt, tonnen
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fillon atsesstsn, nnb naG 0sffertisun9 pairltit
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21
DRS. d. SHELL, & J. NEEsz

TX EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
nA icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon, Supplemental IIahna-
mans Works, Hus Jahr, Elull's Laurie, Rnuif's
Reper,ory, British Journal, Homeopathic Exam
ner Harman's Thprape, Herrine's and Hem
pel's Domestic Physicians, Gun,her's Veterinary
(Farriery) for horses, cattle, sheep, &C., with
books of more than forty aulh'rs, on HVmeopath-
ic Medicine.
April IL, lS49 4Otf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21
Ohio,

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

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r ,,rs noriiter tcrcdntt fltincrc 9lcten (ric rcn
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f6nncn rtensemelcctc &Gberperjci;bnfr ein9etebcn,
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21
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fudt, nem ltnterjeanttett i'm Suni bieiss Sabrts
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21
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County, ODip, mrrre it burdb etfentlihcs Nnsruftn
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

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baltum9stl att rrfheint trrcn Srtita9 Gin 9ana
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3abuns.
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etn, &ri"ssatentbeuer, pbtiSt 0rimaleinaf. 9lcs
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rcrdiben 1a9esliteratllr, mas !9erj uno 8tiit te'
reidern fam.
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@rpttprsis) einen Sanc non s32 Seiten 9etanlnelt,
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neue untcrbaltuHs unp neues 9ergnii9cn St,pahrt.
or Sas 8tatt lieSt 1T rcr Office bes ,,Oblc
@taats ,Vcttn" gu Seeermanas Ginlicbt unb tSns
nen 8tlfegunsen barauf 8einabt perpen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

DIS. D ST{- SET G. !. NTZSZ,
EpY long experience and observation, know that
A1 Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues very effectual in chronic or
acnte diseases and will be attended t. by d.
Shell as travelling and J. Nesz as local practi-
TONERS
Residences-D. Shell ] mile North, and ].
Niesz Al miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April IL, 1S49. 40-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21
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Starf. tnp onBrcnsenren COUNTIES bt er9rtcn
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

Odufon, SDtc, Nt1pFtr 1871
9Iu Gle Wti95, Iemrfratcn, llnobhdn9i9cn
uuo 6reeieiter5 BON Starf, Gu6carawa6
uub 9arrnl.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-21

Canton, 4. Suli 1849.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

w An cid clergyman, preaching before some
Oh the American army at Corpus Christi, made
use oil these remarks; "Ten thousand dollars is
large sum to most OF US; yet what would it profit
fou cannot carry it out of the world Then
what would you do with il. or you. or Won n,
YOU" pointing with an oratorica 70 .rlsh at
each repetition TO different individuals before him
At length an old soger, well known to the Corpus
Christi army, Judge H-ys, could contain
himself no longer. When the finger pointed at
him, and in the momentary pause succeeding the
searching question, the Judge broke the silence
by answering, in a loud, shil tone, "Lqu IL ont
IN mulesF "Shall attempt" saws the nara.
tor, "to portray the effect The audience was
conyulsed. The holy man maintained himself
with becoming gravity and self-possession for
moment and made feeble attempt to proc eed,
but soon gave up in despair"
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

THE LOWELL GIRLS. correspondent OF the
New York Tribune, in looking over Lowell says the
ten thousand girls employed in he factories OF that city
are not compelled 10 work ard as the 10000 seams
stresses and book folders in New York They have
better food better houses to reside in higher wages
and what is importunt STILL promptly paid
month in cash. The corporation boardt houses
have been mucbimproved will the last len years.
large new block recently bud, by the Merrimack com
pany, presents as handsome exterior any in the
country Ii is Of brick four stories high elegantly de-
signed and finished aud would not appear misp aced in
any city of the Union, not even among he 'up town
palace residences OF the arstocracy Of New York.
Most Of The country girls, who comprise large por>
lion OF the operatives, spend two Of the months
al home, every year, and the production somewhat
slackened at this time though the departure Of few
thousands more or less, has no very material effect
upon manufacturing operations, as their places are
filed by others who constantly seeking employ
ment.
MANY Of the overseeTs in the mills who constant
ly found al their work, have iye ten and twenty
thousand dollars in the very mills in which they
ployed. These mills employ about twelve millions dol.
lars Of capital.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

IRELAND Itappears TO be settled facial
least all the Englh papers mention ii as indispu'
table though wonerful-that Irish agriculture is
once more expenling lis energies upon the pota-
to crop, despite lie warning failures, more or
less complete, of he last four years. All the
accounts say thatlh cotters and even most Of
the larger tarmersare again planting with pota-
toes Possibly d.e reason-perhaps the only
one-is that mean. wanting to prepare the
soil for other culttaton; even seed itself may
be scarce.
The present coiditon of ireland is iorcibly
illustrated by the blowing narrative =
Captain Eustace land d-owner who resided in
Dublin, finding aier the potato rot had contin-
ued four years, tha some OF its tenants could no
longer pay their & l5s ($S SOY per acre rent,d
charged his tenants from ESQ acres, and got MI.
Smith, Yorkshire farmer from England, who
examined the lands with the view OF becoming
tenant He tooktwo weeks to make up his
mind, saw the lands n every state, PASTURE meada
oW and tillage, and hen sent in his proposal in
writing. 1t was exactly ihis. He would re-
quire the land gratis, without penny rent, for
FIVE years, and five hundred pounds ($2400) in
hand from the Landlord, never to be repaid, to
nuild suitable homestead. AT the end OF hve
years he would pay9 shilihgs ($2 l5) acre
for 250 acres. The old tenants had paid El 10
per acre up to the year 1913, the fourth year OF
the potato blight. Captain Eustace, startled,
amazed at the offer, said "this land paid 9l I5s
the acre" "Impossible,' said the honest Eng :
shman here are figures and facts; here is
the expenditure for labor, manure, rent and tax
es, and here again are the receipts and probable
annual profits OF the farm.
"There is no doubt" he added, &" large bal
ance remaining yeary on hand, which will re-
quire to support my family on their usual fare OF
bread, beef, mutton ald ale" The Englishnan
did notknow that the former tenantry paid out
nothing for labor, ctlivating their lands with
their own and chldren's labor, and living on The
potato, or nothing at all, il you WILL so that the
whole profits of the farm went into the owners
pocket.
The gallant captain says this is bad business,
and thought of getting back his old tenants, but
they were halt way to America. The 250 acre
farm of Ballydoyle is still uulet, producing weeds
from that day to this paying rates and taxes, but
not giving the owner one tarthing rent This is
one isolated case, and there are plenty of fel-
lows TO it,
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

The MAI. GENERALS WASHINGTON, June
10. The death of Brevet Major General Gaines,
occasions no vacancy in the army AT the com
mencement o! the war with Mexico Brig. Gen.
erals Gaines and Wool were the only officers of
that lineal rank in the army. In 1916 law was
passed, creating two more officers OF that grade.
which were filled in August OF that year by the
promotion OF Coils. Kearny and Twiggs, OF the
first and second dragons. These offices were
for the regular army, but were to continue only
to the end OF the war. In July lS4S the proyiso
to this law, requiring the dismissal OF two of the
four brigadier generals in the service at the end
OF the war, was repealed, and they were all con-
tinued in office during lite, but it was provided
that the Offices Of the first two who died or re.
signed should be abolished by such death or res
ignation The contemplated casualties have al
ready occurred, both in respect to this grede and
that OF major general The number of major
and brgadier generals is reduced to that exist
ing at the beginning OF the war, by the promo
ton OF Major General Taylor, through process
not alluded to in the regulations, and by the
death OF the gallant Kearny and the veteran
Gaines. The only major general now in the ser.
vice is Gen. Scott, and the two brigadicr gener
ais are Gems. Wool and Twiggs Y. Com.
.4duertiser.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14
PalIrey's net gain,

II We published teegraphic report from WASH
nson, yesterday, stating that "a of John DAVIS is
TO be Secretary OF Legation China. There Us pro,
baby some mistake in this report unless he has found
as the correspondent of the New York Express says thai
some others have IN the great lottery at Washington
who went for an appointment in the neighbohood of the
equator, but came out al the North Pole Ii is under,
Stood here that interest has been made at Washington
for the appointment of John C. b. Davis Esq, as Sees
retary OF the American Legation al London, and is
supposed that he has his favor the good wishes Of Abs
bot Lawrence who be at the head Of the legation
Gov. Davis was at Washington the last we heard OF
him. Under such circumstances, we can hardly doubt
that the appointment asked for will be made, if any.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

Destructive CoNFLAGRA11oN. The SUI
gar refinery OF Henry ]. Ockerhausen, 10 Du
ane, and VIM. Harris and AdoIphus Ockerhausen,
I08 Duane st. New York, building of vast ex.
tent, filled with sugars, moIasses, syrups and sim
liar combustible materials, blazing and burning
at fearful rate, was burnt on Tuesday night.
The fire broke out in the third story. in what
manner is not known. The livery stable OF Thur
ston & Townsend, adjoining, was completely de-
stroyed by the falling of the end wall upon it.
Fortunately all the horses. about rs in number
had been driven out, and the seighs and Carriages
saved. The entire loss is calculated at about
$5O,000, on which there was partial insurance.
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

", dis, JOHN c. PALFREY of Cambridge

T'pe WFsrBRooK PHENoMENoN. gentleman OF
ibis Town. wso has visited the OF the late sinking
o land at Wesbrook gives us the following part oulars
in relation 10 il. The sinking took place between and
o'clock on Tuesday aiteraonn, the l4th INST Oar
informaat visited it on the 9.h, when was estimated
there we're some four thousand persons the spot from
the region round about Tie short account We have
nublshed stated that some eigh acres had sunk down
and given place to lake of water, and that The cban>
mel Of tie Stroudwaie river had been changed in
sequence. The actual quantity Of land lost is estimated
bv good Judges to be some ofty acres, aud the riUer
mentioned is simply little Hou. brook, across which
our fliend Jumped without difficulty III several places
There is missing twenty acres of Woodland, and
about the same quantity OF pasture land. Over this
whole extent the natural soil has entirely disappeared,
and in its place is firm plastic blue clay. The woods
land was covered with heavy growth Of timber, the
whole of which has sunk below lis original level some
thirty feet, leaving Perpendicular walls on three sides
and gradually sopmg The other side. The trees on
portion Of lie land have disappeared entirely, and on
another portion they thrown about in great disorder
some sunk hall thirds their length in the earth,
yet remaining upright, some partly tipped over, some
p1ostrae and Others reversedthe tops being under the
surface aud The standing up 10 The air. One large
and valuable elm tree, which had been sold by contract
timber has entirely disappeared, not vesuge of ii
remaining The clay is dry and frm on some paris,
but in Others so that yields readily 10 the foot
and man standing upon ii will, by the weight of his
BODY gradually sink into il. ten foot pole has been
Iun down lis whole length into this clay aud i, appears
TO be Of the same consstence the whole depth. When
Jumped upon il has tremulous shaking motion, as
;f II reste,i on water ar semi hud mass below, The
present surface is nearly level plane The brook. OF
"Sroudwaer River" before mentioned formerly pas
sed the earth which Las thus sunk but now passes
BY the side which slops into the cavity This show:
that the borders Of the cavity were somewhat elevated
by the sinking OF The mass, and thus new Director
was given to The stream. Ii was altogether remarka
bic circumstance, and trust that il will be Investigate
ed by scientific
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14
TO BUILDERS.

MASONS AND CARPENTERS.
WE Undersigned having been authori Ell by The Civ
4 Council TO for the Buildnl OF a School
construction of the until the first day OF July neyt
The building TO be so by So feetbrick waIs-hiee sto
es above the cear-and to be constructed according 10
pian and specifications which may be examined at The
once, OF +, BOYDEN, Architect, No. 20 Central Ex,
change CHARLES WHITE,
WIN. A. DRAPER,
NATHAN MUZZEY,
EkASTUS TUCKER,
Worcester, June IA, Is49. JtII
The Daily spy., 1849-06-14

COFFEE DIsIrFEcrANT. The u ston Transcript
saws il may be well TO remind peo lie, in these times
that the odOr of roasting coffee is the most powerful dis
;fee,no aoent l. Take a red hot shovel with w kerr
nes Of coffee upon il, and ii will entirely the
most offensive ndor arising from decaying aaimaI or
vegetable matter, or from any other source TACT
worth knowing where the cholera prevails. gentle
man. who has thoroughly tested this quality in coffee
assures US that thee is no mistake as TO the virtues
ascTibed