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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-12

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fsin, Dtnn lit teritli6tist werben fnlleh.
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Nbfhtebs 8 brief Tr6bels pou
Gurrpa. DIE D@eraer gclfs,eituns" ents
bait fslsennen Brief Sulius Tr6tels:
oMsine JrennSe! Sd, fiide nit bielen
3eilen cine plidt su erfnQen, in Der fld,
mir alle be ld,neren @ebanfen, ale Die bers
ben 9sfable sulammsnorinsen, su beuen
bic Gage unlereS 8aterlanbes Geranla(Illna
9iebf.
uSa ,penisen gaaen merbe id, ben goeen
nnitreS gBslttbeils fir eiaise 3eit perlaTen,
nnb illcem idb in biefm Iesten Stnneen Dor
benz Sdeiosn na slles teufe, pas i'd,
Sbsnetes snriidlaffe, iieben mir lebenoia Die
S'uafen Dor Der Sesle, In cenen Sbr mid
init ben Beweilen Gares gertrauens une
Gurer eisbe iiberbiuftet.
,slls in ben erften W2onaten bieIss Iats
res bic lrbeifcn Der ysriammlnna, III Die
n'id Cure gBabl ternfsn bate, lid, ibrem
Gn0e naherfen, brffte ID, in Rnrssm uiecer
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-12-12
85ptergeGt,tng t,nS 8eregr,rns.
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GO 1T gut, bas Sie NIT bielem @eitdnos
niB nidt suriidhaIten. Befdlcffen Sie
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- gle betcnen nas Wcrt ,beIdloGeu",
Sisncr, oeetalb mus id, Sbre 8ra9e perneis
1ter.
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9I6enbs su2
- Sn eiuem 6afenhduSheit.
- lluo nit mem wareu Ste in tem Soas
fenhduSdeu2
= Mit meincm @efdtrten.
- Sa9en sic nit meiner @efabrttn,
Marhele. Ntdt ipabr, 70 1T es Der 9Sabrs
bcit sen,de
- Sd muB es sn9eten.
- $50 aber blieb Ieri 2
- Gr entferntc flA. Sein @elddft mar
Sc1lenbet.
Mardele bon M*as! Sino sic tes
@erbredens seitdnoig, cas Sie an tenem
Nbeno oeriibt baben?
SD bin es!
- So fprehen sic cefen gtamen aus in
@esempart stpeier 3eu9en. Sd' erinde bic
llebrtsen aus Der @eleulhaft suriidSutreten.
llno nun Mardeie, tpie teist Sbr gerbre'
den?
- gntebrun9 Der llnfdulo!
- Sie ftauoern, Marhefe, tieie Stunce
TT Sbnen peinlidb. slber bas @eies erforcert
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audi ;u 1a9en tper bic perion getpeien mar,
bic Sis ait jenen, elbeuo eleno 9emadt bas
ben. Spreden Sie Sbren Namen aus
= 8ianca, bic 2chter ces 0oneeIfiibrers
Gicci.
- Sino Sie ee,pie, eae es bes @annes
2chter ,par?
g6llis setpiB!
Waarhefe BON 9aeas mir ftehen tei
bem ipihtisifen puaft Der 9lnfla9e. SD fra
9e sic I'M Siamen Der beiIisen Greieini9teit
uno unleres a0einleli9madenoen Glaubens:
sparen Sie 1T Dem 9lu9enblief ba Sie Sbr
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es jenes Mannes 3cd,ter mar, Die gle ents
ebrten 2 Sber : tpueten Sic es amoers2
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ba8 i'd, c5 nidt anoers tpnBte.
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fesnete 3eiden uuo beld,pOreu Sie Sbre jes
tige 9lusla9e.
gei bieien @crteu ;cs Der Srenioe fsin
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benz Mardcie Dor. defer Ieste NIT Der
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Siege -.
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matt Sbnen Sebieten lpiro nno foIaem gle
mir allrin uno ctne geslsituns. Gs it be-
reits oafilr 9efrr9t ba6 Der einSige sIft, Der
Sie retten fam, nid)t Dbne 3ensen fei.
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bem Meib lsinen slru,, oriiste Die gefs0fd,aft,
nnb ale crei sin9en IanSfam bic GerrafTe
binauf.
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obue 3ittern, henn er rpuete llur ~ gut, cae
er ild =, ben ssdncen eines OerihfS befano,
be6en Wefen Sebein'niepoll , in Cuntel uno
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me beRen alla,ddti9cr alrm ater Den ME
perfehtte, ben es eroreifen ,pcllte, tas lsine
Opfer erfaeie nit eiler fat bcifpisacfsn sis
d,srleit nno ceiIsn Strafen % nuerbittIid,
ifrenS sparen ipie leiue urtel--mit eillem
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Iin cisEeit 8rake treint bic Seit;
2tuf leites Srubrrs Staub
Gs t(abt pes Sriiblinss .SerrIiAfcit,
2(ueb Ct prs @pmmers 0aut.
ttnb 2fllcs manbelt, Illes eilt
2m 3citenttrrm binab.
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Sod itter 3eit nnc 6rat.
2fllwalttnb ffrtdt er feinen Irm
2tu1 iittr untrc 3Belt,
Dlit melebem Ct Der Gternrnf9warnt,
Dem -6alm am Crate balt.
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Die erife 0ieuns res 81. GonsrefTes BAT se,nas
Der Ssr, Staaten Gonlfiticn beute tsscnnsn. sol.
senee Stnatcrem yparen stssnmartis:
Bon 9pnneetieut. ssoser q. ga(Smin uni
Truman @uaitb.
Bon Q Delaware. Scbn QDafts.
Ncn0err8ia. GIN. g. Dapfcn.
bon 8 netana. Sanes @bitsemb.
Bon Slfinots. Samrs Gbtslbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20
HARRlsBuRe. March II, 1919.

The result OF our borough election, held yester.
day, displays a triumph OF the democratic ticket,
with lew exceptions. The following gentlemen
were elected to the respective Offices named -
Charles Francis Muench, (democrat,) Chief Bur.
CESS; John Knepley, (demOcrat,) Assistant Burgess
Antea (native)i Joseph Shearer, (democrat)
Andrew Young, Messenger Of the Senate, (whig,)
was elected Constable, having a large majority
Considerable interest was manifested in the re-.
suit, and party feeling displayed itself as to the
more prominent Offices. Last tall, the wings sue
ceeded IN carrying the borough, but are again,
with the exception named, arising from personal
popularity, thrown into minority.
The House Of Representatives., by vote Of II
to 10, have agreed 10 adjourn sms de on the 10Th
ofArrl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

Qaimby Edward = QainA HsHry "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

The VILLAGE OF NILES, MICHIGAN. This beau
niul and enterprsing town Is situated at the head
OF navigation, on the st. Joseph River and at pre-.
seat the terminus of the Michigan Central Rail-
road. II has population of about 2, 400, mostly
IRON New York. For a time, before the settle
ment OF the route OF the railroad, it was retro
grading IN business of all kinds But the citizens
IN and about the town, most interested in Its pros
Lerity. raised subscription to the company, and
donated the right of way for three miles each way
from the village, and built them the present depot
buildings. which together amounted TO $500.
The Railroad Company are now erecting large
warehouse on the flats, and the cars, as they pass
over the river, are to 90 through the third story of
this building We are surprised at the amount Of
destined 10 be the town of the West. There are
five, churches, three p9bc-houses, and any amount
Of dry good stores and groceries. The American,
kept by Beals, formerly OF Prairie R0nde, 10 well
worthy OF the patronage of the travelling public.
His table is supplied with the rich bount!es OF the
country, and every attention paid to those who
are inclined to pass few hours or days with him.
Finally, those wishing homes farther west than
our thriving village, Will do well to locate MNiles.
-yacksom Gazetts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

FIRE AT BrNaBAMToN--Th Touring mill Of Mr..
Weed, Of Blnghamton, was consumed on the
~ non u, Ie io'n Loss st,o ~, nnsuIe1 .cr
mill belonging 70 It's customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

report OF the AdJutant General, recently made to
the Legislature, contains an abstract of the num-
Der OF militia of this State, officers and privates
The whole number enrolled 10 LIS, $40, OF which
l6l, 343 are infantry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-20

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION II VIRarNIA-The
of the United States takes place on Thursday, the
26h day OF April The following are the candl-
dates of both political parties:
FYrn Di.nict-John g. Miilson (dsm) Col Watts,
(whg)
Second Distriet.-R. X. Meade, (dsm y no whig no.
minaton.
Third District.-Dr. Avsrstt, (dsm.) Thomas 8.
Fourth bi.i,'e, Thomas s. Booook, tdsm.,) Henry
P. Irving, (whig)
.FVth Di.trict.-Paulus Powell, (dsm. } VIM. L. Cog.
gin, (wbig)
SiatA 6ist,iet.-Jsmes A. Seldom, (dem. y John M.
Bolts twhig) the anti Bolts wings have nominated
Charles Carter Lee.
N Seventh Disrict-Thomas H. Bayly, (dem.,) f. r.
Pitts, (vhig) has just declined . poll. .
Eighth Dsi,iet.-A. X. Holiday, (dsm) James Nd.
Ninth District No democratic nomination; John
S. Pendlei on Jno Jsnney and Jno. Carter (whiss)
Tenth District Richard Parker, (dem John =
r. Hamtrsmck, (wbig) tau'kner (wnis, pus NOT
vet exactly out, (R Y. Conrad, (whig)
Eieuenfh District James MCDOWELL (dem) NO
whig nomin alton and it 10 now said no other demo-
Tr,irn Dsf,ict-Hsnry Edmunson, (dsm) No
vhie car didae yet got up In place OF w. b. Preston,
now Secretary Of the Navy
Thrteenth District syette McMulen, (dem. y Johl
. Fo%issntS Distyie.-J. NJ H. Besls, (dsm., WIN.
TYffernfh Distriet-Aisxandsr Newman, (dsm W.
The above list contains the names OF the candi-
dates for Congress in the Old Dominion, as far an
they are known to US. Tie canvass has already
commenced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-09

tanty IN then operations, by other preparation
pounded tor similar purposes, now before the public.
These Specifies combinations of approved medicines,
mngng the excellent qualities of each medicine into
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show the broad and deep foundation upen which the char
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cases OF Gon0rrGa teet Structures Pains an The IOts
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The preparation is without doubt the effecua rem
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thing, bni Tor the above named authO
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-09
McY 0Y'S TONIC.

Tone and Health Follow Its USE
FsNONlCS lt0ntG from tones tension, tone) are
agents thatresore the sound and healthy elasticity the
and vg0r of the body when weakened and re-
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from the influence OF disease.
This L o e acts upon the nervous the capillary and
the muscular system. 1t upon the heart through its
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vessels indeed of all the preparatons contrved by the a
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healthy action 1t The OF the Secretory
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1t CUgEs (thout purng) 1oher6 there as pale or get
tom skin attended oih StoelLnsS .3ndsdycG Dr0pSg,
auadtce Diseases f the Heart, obStracted Heastrna-
HeGk Habit iRdigesttOn ReidIati0n Hgsterta ScrQa,
ChToac Catarh, ChoreG Hppoch0nGrhaStS Green S'cE-
ness ParGusis Ricketts, during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
g TONES must not be used where there Is Fever OF
Inflammation. Price 81 90.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-09
DR.. KEELER'S
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-09

Tor the cure OF GOn0TrhPa
Gleet, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlnng research, trave
and labor, combined to tn
advantages afforded by al
extensive and diversiiei
practice, have enabled tn.
abeve named celebrates
PHYSICIANS TO make yariou
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare
tons to the human family
Doctors Leroy and Peletie
fearlessIy hazard the asser
ton that they are not onll
not surpassed, but une
qualed, either for thei
curative properties or 70
mildnesg, safety and Ger
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INVALUABLE DiSCpN ERY-NO PAY REQUIRED
4 UNIIL CURE Is EFFECTEp.-Pryae Diseases cured IN
few days by regular PHYSICIAN without mercury or other
poisonous medicines, At no so CUsToMHOUsE STREET,
New Orleans Louisiana. .
hi. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
OF the forms of certain Disease TO his general advef
tsenent in another column. The treatment adopted by
MIN is thai which has the approval OF The most Distinguished
Surgeons OF Paris London and New York and ito uniVer-
has proye beyond doubt that permanent
structure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases IN
duced certain solitary practice etc etc. now be eb
tanned moral certainty, if application be made TO those
whose intelligence skill and experience be relied on
Since DR.. Mullen opened in this city, all the many cases
that have upder his have been cured without
single exception. Some of these of years standing.
One remarkable of structure 30 years old has been cured
the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whOse re-
spectabLy known to the citizens of New Oreans) IS at
hand, and (by his pernsslon) be referred to- Dr. M
treatment structure not known South OF New FORK.
His treatment of gOnorpa and gleet Is the most perfect
discovered 1t the shortest safest and sure The
patient takes copaya cubebs turentne or other nau
doses but obtained in TIVE days without
pam Inconvenience change OF diet s No pay unless
is effected within the time named.
IMPoTENCY.-Y Dung men Others who, by sexual ey-
self pollution have bought on themselves any
of the painful consequences resulting from unestraned
indulgence of the passions, such premature impo-
ency involuntary seminal emissions, general debility or
CONSTITUTIONS arrangement consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect cure The
strctcst secresy observed. 49, M
DE- Mullen be consulted daily at his Office, No S6
Cusomhousest. BENJAMIN MULLEN, M. ID.
eTs~ Remember No ST CustomhQuss st. nl5 tt
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L,oR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED
II knowing the extreme hazard which strangers in
consulting Physicians for the of private diseases.
owing to the disqualcatiOns of those who profess
kindness towards the unfortunately afflicted, well sheer
justice to Or. MULLEN, No. SO CUsToMHousk STREET,
lis in It's worst and most appalling form, and tor several
together as under the best regular medical practice
could obtain in New Orleans without being at al benefit
isdndeed grew woise. Al length heard OF Dr. Mul
lens great reputation. applied him. and TO my great
10Y, three weeks lie restored to perfect health
scnhed New OrIesns, Jan. T. iS4l rn,r,e,,,,
pi5 If SAMUEL. ROBEkISON-