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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
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baitiscs $a8rr rpn SI6ern alIcr 8atttn9en, ttttt>
beno aus mcri,inften, tbcclc9iiden, rc6tswiffens
Ctaftli9cn, Observation-Disclosures unp sciDihhihrn
qEerfrn, ,Qncrfen Der tentben&la6iftr in pcrfbcne,
nen Qus gotrn, QHSrtcrta6crn, Sobultibern, 4c
csrarbcn, 3rlfstHbern, &incerfbriftcn, 8tfber,
tiobrrn, 3ei1ntnpprlaScn II. ~. Va ItH @
9ureb untere unmittcltartn uno aussehebnten
9ertinounsen init fammtliden Suhbanbluusen
OcuH6lanbs nnr Der S6wcij iinp mir III osn Stanb
scfeet, jcces in rtuther Srradbe ertbienens qBcle
rafb nnb gu biliaen preiten ;n tttcr9tn. QBir fcns
BEN nnfcre Nuftrase NIT jrtem Der reselmasiscn
pottcamrfl6iffe ab, unc crbalten ilnttre Bidder
init cen Samrfern SltD. Dprf @remer Sine.
9Br pertaufen aud 2Dsdfel III tclietisen Setra.
gen nrb Sdbten mad alien @c9enren 9euH9lanbs.
Die Si6erper,ei@niffe unlsrer .9anpluns fnb
nncntsclbli4 81 erbalten
.U75m .orn. Stdrbcfs 8ubbanbtns in Canton
tSnncn otenscn,eleett 8a6crpcr,eibntTe cinsccbcn,
tppe Ettftiun9en anf tr9enb Gin beliebiscs Qsere
seina1t wcrcen.
@99srS unb 60.
4. Strabe swifAen Ofain unh 9Balnut.
Cincinnati, 0bir.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
@inen 2baler's Wertb
curjrt sprrtc,t 1T.

etfttE ppTccH tff. f5s.'..sr
Den crlten SAT-, ben mir anfibren,itt Die .eeiluns
non .esn s. 8. .Sastin pcn Siome, Oneida Co.,
g. g.. It. mir scfabrpcn nnfercQeabrbafiS niebt
rpenn mir bebaupten, oa6 es Der bofnunsslpette Saa
tincr Der fbredentrresenbffen @crcfuas mar bic te
felt Grf1affnS Der QHelt eebeilt pprben Iinb, rno
Derttlte tparp eurrt nit 10mai weriser rrn 8rants
einiSer ,tc rrbfilcr als je Elm Bats 70 bcfnunSss
loter Sall tnrd 10mal nabr SarfapariQa eurirt
parp. Sur Ginjtlnbtten per,peifrn mir auf un1er
9pampDlet.- .6r. .6aetin ertlart, pas CT Elm Sabr
tettla9eri9 mar nnc paB ai idt erartete Ct tper.
be tcob "a Stunren leben, ale er ann9 oen Sieini'
ger ~ 8ttratten. @cin 0cnif mar pom ODr lu
Cbr beinabe bur6sefrelTen-burd rem 9tlunb mar
Gin Sod 8sfrtffen-- CT rpar pts 8cbrat.hs eines
Qrais bcrautt. Gin 0,tf1whr, 70 SrcB als cine
Oiannsbanc batte lid benabe eurdt cine Seitt bin.
burb sefreffen iinc pa tparen an ibm aYs@.e
3Wansis srU6e, tiefe, Iaufenoe @efdwiire,
ba bic erfe Slafbe, tpsle CT sebraabte ibn befabs
ste fein 8rtt, anf cen CT IL Olrnate selcsem, ~
pcrlafen. Die ;,peite Saf1e nladtc es ibia m6sIi4
cas aus sn perlafftn, Die brittle erlaubte ibm 3Uei
Otilen jn 8sben.- bab rer 0etratt6 ron
Nnr 3w6tf Slafdem
alle 0e(dwarc btilte unb ibm 8efunbbeit unb Stdrs
te spiebersat, 70 pa er tpterer abi9 mar 3n arbeen
m,r feline por,,.als 8efr6tnte 8efbafte ~ pcrfebct
Die(t Gnr 1T teslautist bureb IA sla,lt,ptrcise
3euSen, pure Or. xbpm. 2pi;Iiains, elmer rer been
ler5te S1ous, nilreb J5rf. 9. 81 Brc,pn, Gisrn.
tbimer nne 2BirtDbe QSef Stone I9ptels, burd bic
5rn. 8iffelunb secnarb, Drussitten, trb bardb ii
ai,oere Gtnnpbaer Stone.
Nerste empfeblen.
Sclsenfe Aer,te baben Sranfs wleoisinen i'm
b66ffem 0rape ctirfoblen:
1pa Or. 81. .6ubtarb, @tamfcrb, Conn.
s. Or. s 81. @mitb, QBattrtcWn,t Sl.fy.
Sscffmann, ] 80 5enrplfraBs, ,8rocflpn, 81. 9.
- &. M. .cnnt, 2tuburn, 81. 9.
- Sec. Srantis, Wlicblstomn, Grnn.
Oeo. n. 9icsers, BATH, N.Y. 4ga.s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
Diseases of Horses.

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he is in possession of unfailing 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.-The P lie evil, when
cured under the direction of the old shool, leaves
the horse generally with stiff neck, but when
cured according to his pratice this will NOT occur,
and the horse will be as we'll as ever before. -
Those who wish to get knowledge .of this re-
medies, may apply for books & medicineto to
DR.. DANIEL SCHELL
CANTON, Aug. 10. ls49. 46-bv.e
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26

8ei @u ltan @arriane, g Bars
flapitr. (sffcrhaus), Iew yorf, erfheint
@ Sllutfrirter
. 0 [ t 8 { alen b er
fit oas cSabr 1850.
Gin belebrenbes llnterbat
tungsbuh fur Seoerman
orn
6mifao Ssicrit.
Snbalt,
9tltrcnpmilher &alenber. Slnaeferti9t bon
@ultaD Sabn.
Die slbnunsen. Bon s. 8eEftdder.
Der pulpertburm Gan Spiritp su 8ene-
bia. Bon g 1T. Iiertb.
9loom NeuB' 9ebrjabre 1925.
Der Iotbbelfer. Bon g u It. Tterib.
Der Wegweiler. 8on g III 4. Iierie.
Das Sabr 1S4S nit beonoerer 9iiidGdt
auf Deutidlauo. 8cn Or. mer>
III It II. -...-,-,.
3rpei QEorte uber cas 2lusmaneern.
Snltinft ober Nbnmn9?
GrbaMllte llnterbaltun9en I'M Mittelalter.
9Sie mat i'm beilieen rDmilher Meid)e
beutfher Nation CUR 3eit &aiier Leopold
GIoriosi Denti6 ffrieb.
giaise Srtefe Scfephs ii.
@emeinnilbiees.
Deutide SpriidwSrter. 8cn &. Gin :
ROD.
Hdtblel uub @baraoen. gon MITES
Dieler ansiehenbe Snbalt llderte bem
8ude Elm fc aussebreitetes publifum, bag
Die gerla9sbanoluns es I'D, ;ur befonoern
SIuf9abe nad,te, burd, fd,Dne 9lusffattune
unc einen aueercrbentlid biltioen preis ies
ben &dufer su befrtebioen. Das Buh tpiro
anf ldOnes tpeiBes gapier sebrudt, l44
Seiten fart, nit 80 Solslbnitten, unb fcitet
e. ittlr z S Gents. -
Gs 1T em 0oIfsfaIenber i'm
ppllenSinne, einSud fir S bermann n n,
oenn es bietet auser einem ,,ocllitdnoieen
amerifantfhen Galenber" niht allein cine
Ween9e fir Sc ben interefante @rsdhluns
gen, fcncerr cs lit audi bes duBrrit biltieen
preties tpeSen Sc De NJ lu9dnalih.
gs 1T Su baben in Der beut1&en Buhs
banolung bon 9fubclpb 9arrisle i'm @ltcrs
banie (Gc. 2. BarflaDitrase.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26

SOD It 10 6tts far 6 Gimmanberer
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
DRS. ID. SHELL & r. NIEsZ

n EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med
m icnes for sale, viz: E 70
Real Lexicon. Symptomen-C Codex, Habna.
mans Works, Hulls Jahr, Hull's Laurie, Rouif's
kePeItory, British Journal. Homeopathic Exams
iner, Hartman's Therapie, Herrine's and Hem
pePs Domestic Physicians Gun.her's Veterinary
lFarriery) for horses, cattle, sheep, &c., with
books OF more than forty authors, % Homeopalh-
ic Medicine a4eH'i0i4ss9 '7f<ii'il 'tt5t t15'F
April H. l849. 40-tf 1 3ug taGafsa
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
0as 8eiansbueb per peutftbsepan9t
liftbzlutberif f6en &ircbe bet Ser.
Stddtett

Der gerla9 bes neuen, su peranitaltencen
beutIden lutberilhen @eian9buhes 1T BON
Der in lebanon oeriammelten, ebripitroi9en
beutlhseDan9elilh lutberiihen SYncoe bon
penniDlpanien uno benahbarten Staaten
uns iibertra9en worbrn. Der Druid tpirb
alsbalo in nnierer Sfftciu be9innen ,tnc slns
fan9s Sftober pollenoet tperben. 9llle btejes
nisen, fpeld)e greinp!are oes neten lutbert>
fheu Seiausbufes 3u erbalten ,panfden,
erlnhen mir, baloislt ibre Selfellun9en st
MAIDEN, bamit bic slufa9e oarnad einserid)s
tet fperoen fann.
. pbilabelpbia pa., slu9uit 1s49.
E. q. WoQenmeber.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
Sin sMobel1bretner.

Cine fhSne 9luswatl BON Maba9onD
8eneeres (6urniere) flnb ,u ben tpobl-
feil(fen preilen Sn haben BET
SGneiberu u. am9bans.
E 49:3m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
% . nenlp eber's
S Silner 81 al eno > er.
f.4.s
I 8 S q.

= q ID.
Sceben bat cbiser Gatenber bic prefe
Serla6en uno 1T feiuas Snbalts, fotpie Der
slusfbmiidun9 bon alsseseidneten ScoIy
fduitten unb oes febr biaisen preiies tpesen
3u empfehlen. 9 ea
8uhbdnoler, ean6frdmer &c. fnb freunb-
fbaftlihf erfuht ibre Beiteauneen fobalb
ais mO9lib sit MAIDEN.
pbilabeIpbia, pa., Au9uf 1849.
a Certain Cure TOT all Iebers.
THIS Remedy was discovered by w. Wahe
Il M. d., of Rome Italy. one of the earliest
disciples Of Hahnemann.
Dr.. SHELL has used this valuable remedy
some eight months in bis practice, and j conf
dent of its unfailing success in tphus, bilious g.
all intermittent Fevers.
April I2.ls49. 4O-E
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26

DRS. >. SHELL g. =. NIEsZ,
RY long experience and observation, know that
- Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effectual in chronic or
acute diseases, and will be attended t, by d.
Shell as travelling and ]. Niesz as local prac,i-
TONERS
.Residences-D. Shell mile North, and ].
Niesz Al miles Southwest, cf Canton. -
April ~, 1849. 4O-if
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-09-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ohio,

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Cincinnati, ,tclp. .8nt4prem
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Srantlin, Columbus par
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of Wcrtter t0ert.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13

very large congregation in the Courthouse
The ministers of the place were present, as
well as the people. Hon, Joshua X. Gid
dings added much to the interest by his
questions, suggestions, and objections, too.
His abandonment of the old Wing party
ought TO hare merited more honor than an as
sociation with the Van Burens and others,
who still confederate with pirates and man
s~tealers. His netc position almost drives us
to doubt his sincerity m abandoning the ole.
His manly defence of Freedom in Congress
years ago, amid flaming rage and flashing
steel, and expulsion from his place, it was
this that cast the halo of glory around his
character. Alas, that it is now eclipsed!-
May the eclipse be neither total FOR final.
Yours, in great haste, for we labor night
and day, PARKER PlLLSBURI.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13

GUARDED PREACHING.-A celebrated &C.
centric preacher, was once warned that he
must be very guarded in his language, in a
town at the South where he was to preach, for
the people were noted for their highly intel
lectunl and moral character, and especially,
that he must avoid the most distant allusiOn
to the " peculiar domestic institutions" On
observing a great number of mulattoes in tho
gallery, he said, as he arose." Brethren and
sisters! Ihave been told that | must be very
careful in my language thatI am to address
a highly intellectual and moral congregation /;
but / would Just like to ask a question of this
moral congregation - Hhere did all them ga
Ter gals in The gallery come from ?'"-.Ndt. Il.
S. Standard.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
SALEM, COLUIHBLAN:4 CO., OHIO.

Ii ~ "A - .
$3.50 per annum, if paid within tho first six
months of the subscribers year.
If paid before three months of the year has
expired, a deduction of twenty-five cents Will
be made, reducing the price to 1925.
If payment be made in advance, or on the
receipt of the first number, fifty cents will be
deducted, making the subscription but 81.
To any person wishing to examine the char
hctor of the paper, it will be furnished six
months, for fifty cents in advance; to all others,
scvcnty-five cents will be charged.
No deviation from these terms.
EY We occasionally send numbers to those
who ure not subscribers, but who are believed
to be Interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery truth, with the hope that they will eth
or subscribe themselves, or use their influence
to extend its circulation among their friends.
sSr Communications intended for insertion,
to be addressed to OLIVER JOHNSON, Editor,
AL other to JAMES BAnYABY, Publishing Agent.
nINuuMAN & KEEN, PRINTERS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13

ANOTHER STAmpEDE.-We learn from the
Winchester (Va.) Republican that ten or twelve
negroes lett that county IN Saturday night
week, belonging to Messrs. Swami, Stickley,
and others. Six of them were retaken, and
III the effort they and several white men
were severely injured.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13

EDUCATION A CRIME.-lt is n crime in the
Southern States for any person TO undertake
TO teach a slave how to read or write. The
New Orleans Courier OF the 10th, contains
the annexed:
"John Vening, arrested some days since
on a charge of teaching slaves to read and
write, was yesterday examined before Rocor-
der Baldwin, and committed for trial before
the First District Court. The accused, it APP
pears, is the principal of n school for free col
ored children on Apollo street. DIR. John b.
Henderson having missed for some time the
daughter of a negress belonging to him, and
who was employed in his hous as a servant,
instituted u search for her and found her i'll
his school. The charge was brought by DIR.
Henderson, and the accused plead that he
was ignorant that the girl was a slave, and
that she was sent there by her mother, whose
condition he knew not. DIR. Henderson tes-
titled, that after informing him the girl was a
slave, and cautioning him against receiving
her, he still received her in his school, and
continued %mstructing her"
What a sad commentary this, upon the IN
%stitution of slavery Is il, while such facts
are related to us, any wonder that abolition
ism at the North should generally prevail
A crime for endeavoring TO teach the mind
how 10 burst from an ignorant bondage INTO
light and reason! A dreadful law, indeed.
Times and Keystone.
A WoRD TO THE SOUTH.-The Cleveland
Plain Dealer, late one of the Northern allies
of the South, gives the following wholesome
counsel to the lords of the LASH"
at has been well said that 'many can
raise a storm who cannot rule it, The South
will soon find This maxim true. In their own
midst are the elements of a tempest rising,
which in time will sweep slavery from the
land. 1t will be of no use to talk Of Constr
utional guarantees and Constitutional COM
PROMISES Such considerations will moi
have a feathers weight when it is under.
stood that these guarantees are to he quoted
in Justification of the e~rtenSiOn and perpetual
ton of hiimaa Slavery. Let the South declare
this their fixed policy, and the people will
declare, there is no Constitution! There is nc
league or parchment in this day of revolt
lions and republican PROFESSIONS which can
stand OIL any such conditions; and we know
the American people are ready to discard
the Constitution and go back TO the Declare
| ton of independence whenever "tho creates
good TO the greatest number cannot be attain
cd in any other way"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
WATER CURE FOR CHILDREN.-Bulwer

in his letter on Water Cure, exclaims:
80 when | see some tender mother cod
ding and physiclng, and preserving from
every breath of air her tender little ones, how
have Ilonged to bear the callow brood to the
hills of Malvern, or the crystal fountain of st.
AIMS; and with what rosy checks | have
promised their return! But alas! | promise
and ] preach in vain; for TIE FAMILY APO
THEcARY is against me-and the progeny are
consigned to rhubGrb and The ricketS."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13
PLEASANT PLACE TO LIVE IN.-Dr. SayI

PLEASANT PLACE TO LIVE IN.-Dr. SayTe
official physician of the 18th ward, n. York,
states that in the first election district of that
ward, there are 10000 hogs, $50 r%oters, and
6.OOO Inhabitants. Since the 18th of June 10
this date there have been 40 cases and l64
deaths of cholera-in many cases taking Oft
all in a house, and in some others, many of
the same block, seeming TO rage in $pots.-
In this immediate vicinity are two tIipe fac
tories, 9 b%one-boiling establishments. | starch
factory, = glue factories, 3 bone charcoal fac
tories, I stable of 270 cows, without any
drainage, and ! establishments for the recep-
ton of dead animals, of which III the hot
season there are many every day.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-10-13

~ Let him who expects ono class in society
to prosper to the highest degree while the Others
are in distress, "lct him." as old Fuller says,
"trY whether one side of his face can smile
while the other is pinchcd.'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-28
p. & II. REITLY

Corner of Canal and Royal streets,
. III AVE- STILL IN STORE few lots of desirable ani-
h Giles 0I Summer, which they will offer lower
han the former prices in order to make for their
stock, They consist ia par as follows.
l case Plain black JACONET:
case Fancy Style DO I2lzc.
case New style PRINTS, small patterns:
oRGAhDaE MIsLIEs, very rich patterns, So &c.
"a pieces Rich SILK AND WOODEN CURTAIN
DAMAskS. This article, being cOnNgnment will be
sold 20 close al less than the fnt price in FRnce
ER We have Just received, pesRteamship Faleon and
ship Tennesseei IL cases PRINTS, Of them small pat
terms for Children with handsome ASSORTMENT nj C9r
tain and BrQehe MI -LlNS fer Nj lguuto BsTs; Tabie
Covers Of 81 patterns; Table Cloths Napkins: Plain
White SWISS MUSLINS Plaid and Striped WusiTs !.
nd 81 DAMASk LINENS for Table Cloths: III u
and 1874 Linen SHEETlNGS- superior artioIs
guaranteed all linen. p & e, REILLY,
jyl9 lm2dp corner OF Canal and Royal SITS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-28
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,

PERFUM cry,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods
II We have splendid assortment Of new and beau
tiul FANCY ARTICLES,
TO which receiving aGdna BY every packet We nyis
o he following list;
CARD CAsEs...-Psari, sAs, Silver etc.
RETlCULEs.. SIX aud Velset. elegant patiaTps-
PURsEB. a fine assortment styles.
DESKS. 80. Ebony, Rosewood, Pspier Maohe, etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mnchs, etc.
DRESSING CASES. Ebony, Rosewood Paper Naehs,
PORTFOLIOS. Heather, Velvet md Papier Maehs.
ACCORDEONS. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-Of all the celebratsd makers, at prices
ranging from to eighteen dollars
DOMlNOEs end DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese English and German.
OPERA CLASSES. "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From ES bosllss.
PAPETERlEs. q. OF E5,a r. Rosewood, Paper, etc.
FANS. ..of PEARL Ivory, lather Paper, Silk, etc.
FORTE MONNAIES. ..at Shell, PEARL Leather, etc.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UmBRELLAs,... "A superior article, msds Tor use,
CORK JACKETS Life FFeservsrs.
PERFUMERY Of ali kinda
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHGEFs.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
Cotton SHIRTS As have made enabled
guaranty 1T These Shirts expressly custom
srs, and styles and made Of the best ma
GUINNESS co,
asdp 10 CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank
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~ An lTisbman, named James Murphy, camo
% his deaihin New Xort On tho 18th, by swallow
ing preparation Of tinefurs aconfis mixed with
alcohol, which by fatal mistake hs drank, sup
posing il 90 be brandy.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

The receipts for the present week. which include ~ beal
and $50 Sheep to-day have been very moderate Prices for
the last three days only hsen above hos Of last week
and expressed follows: Beef inst class 5366, $50
Ond class 294e.F b. Hogs s631Sc- b; Sheep. s29s4
head Cows $50 $50 p head CON- $685. Q hulhel
Oats. 55i66Oo.; Bran, zoo. y 1Os Hay cas- y toa.
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The POsT- OFFioE K0BBERY.-Tha Washisr-
ton Cry poaf0ftice was robbed fsH risbts aeo 81
a package of letters belonging 20 Messfa. LasAau
and Company, brokers, Of that eifY, supposed %
contain about thFes thousand dollars. The shiaf
Or thieves bad escaped detection up 70 he 18Th
Every possible effort was being made % discover
Tie l.L.-.la.nra
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o. Mr.. A. Knox, Captain Of the William Penn
engine, who was committed 70 prison al Allegheny
on the l7th, on the charge Of arson and riot, was
brought before Judge Jones. on habeas coFpus, on
the morning Of the 18th, and admitted 10 bail in
the sum Of $4,000, 70 aake bic trial az Court.
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SaILINe oFrHE CAN4DA.-s.fha slla g Casada
smiled from Boston for Liverpool - ths lh, af Esr
uaual hour Among her pasehgsn wa1s A q
Rotfachild and Mr. y 9. b DAVIS, sscIsary 81
Legation 70 England