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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29
e ! NEW YORK, AND CANADA !
&C LINE.
ItanshLping al burlington OnIu.
MCPHERSON, CRANE g. Co., Montreal,
HENRY w. CATIIN, Burlington.
SMITH. WILKINS & L\NDON. Burlington
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,

HENRY w. CATLIN, Burlington.
SMITH, WILKINS &, LlNDON, Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, New York,
Proprieiors.
Forwarding to md from Boston, New York, Al.
hany Troy, all Forts on Lake ChamplaIn Montreal
mud Quebec. connecting at Montreal with McPher.
con, Crane n Co.'S st, Lawrence and Lake Ontario
Daily ine, through to Hamilton aud Lake Head
aud In weekly To AXE Erie also with their Qua
wa Daily Line to B,town and through to Kingston
wa ltldeau Canal
The Propretors prepared with first class Canal
and Lake Boats to run Daily Line to and from
New ork and Burlington and with first class boats
70 run Til weekly Line to aud from Burlington and
Montreal via Chnlnbly Canal; vessels to he towed
on Lake aud Rivers by powerful Steamers, thereby
ensuing the utmost regularity and despatch
)ebenure and Warehousing business correctly
and promptly attended to. Parties will perceive al
once the advantage of shipping by this Line, the de-
nys and damage to goods by frequent transship-
mens, bang entirely ayoided.
Particular attention will be given TO all property
Intended to be sent forward by Railroads from Bur
ingtOn.
The Propret,rs will contract freght to or from all
Forts ON the Western Lakes and Lake Champian
also tor delivery of property via Railroad Boston
and intcrmrdate points.
tlafng their arrangements rQmpletcd for safe re.
guar and expeditions transmission OF all property
entrusted to their care, the Proprietos confidently
look to the public for liberal support
Address as Agents
MCPHERSON, CRANE & Co, Montreal
II. MAYO, 2nd, Burlington.
e. B. JAMES, New York.
w. ]. NEWTON, Quebec.
CHENEY & co, Boston.
e. w. BENTl.Y, Albany.
References:
III. STERHEHS, J B. SMITH e. Co, JNO TORRANCE g.
Quebec. >"''
March J.. 1850. da9o&wss
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Extract from Letter.
o., + SO lust Married, -" Had | known "

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1s47
CDR A Il MAuRICEAU; Had known Of the i'm
nortant matters treated Of in The Married W omans
Private Medical Companion s'me years ngo how
much misery might have escaped have suffered
years from causss which you point out in your book,
without knowing what to do. obtained copy, aud
found my case treated Of trust every female will
avail herself OF the information contained in ito pages
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29
Me- w GOODS
G P A NJ E='S
PatenE Wash MTixizsre

~ ; tar famed soap is now brought within the
l reach of our citizens. so that they may art!ci-
pate in the benefits which thousands of people else
where are deriving from lis use. 1t needs only To be
made the subject of actual experiment, to assert its
complete superiority Of all other compounds tor
CLEANSING CLOTHES AND RESTORING
One IT To IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
to be of the heaviest oads that womaubind have
back is the weekly washing. with its ahulious
--ruhbrCnking, long continued tug at the wash oarc
parsn, rub, rub. until th, fingers looks like boiled
haps, with one half of the skin gone and the eth
eyes shrvrcd up like the corners OF a mean mans
thou; and besides all this, the clothes themselves
the Oh they may be- Cicdn, are surely done for
this rubbing process, that few operations finish
them, and the cid man must have a new set OF
shirts. a this weary labor and destructive atrition
CRANES PATENT SOAP,
is bonnd to obviae, aud there is no doult that as
fast as its actual merits beoonlr known it viii en-
percrde all other means OF Producing cleanliness by
the Use n
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remedy tor oil diseases of the scalp 1t gives the
tIar brilliant glossy lusrous, "A si!ken texture and
healthy, vigorous appearance. No LHdy's toilet
can be complete without this ndispen~.D,e article.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

f,u' ,fIW''"' ny ""9 o"" WfPW"p" IN t"e
tWf"" M"trS; as ihc ctFrS WicSf IN MaHy cases
WirT S6AIW P"yS'ct""S ma" j"'c". r.
- lhesf h''eFs arg worthy the attention OF lnvhIIds
POSSESSING great virtues III he rec'ilcatI"h OF dSea
S'S OF 'Hr Liver ana lesser gandS' exercising the
mosi Sealchng powers IN weakness ana a1i'ctIoiIs OF
the digestive organs "lthai, SAFE certain ana pleas
ant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
C,,s por,,y,, L,. L,s,o, Nh i, .I,,or e.,
n, I I ,SIn i n0 !" i''''i !"
,r
Wy "he ana NnyS' nave received more neheu
from Your lh'9,cihe l!an any otet we nave ever
taken Tor tte Dgat'FS" on" LiHcr dtSe"$e:
:, HE lENIH hlGIoN, published at oouStock
va January w. lo'" said
:" We have uniformly RETAINED from recommend
ing the publ c any OF the various Patent Medicines
of the day, unless thoroughly convinced OF their
value. Among those we consider worthy of notice
is the German ButerS, invented by Dr. UOufand
and prepared bv Dr. lack son in phlladelpha One
Instance in particular IL which the superior virtues Of
ms medicine nave been est ID, has fallen under on
.n - ,i ,,, @ :, ~" ", w.
~ ntiii.,L ,yi,h Inycr CnI'i,, AMI ,tior ,
",',,o "' r.nnes h m nanJ S iS w.
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G "'' LIZ l., T"9 ~ n,,uo'i
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'0'"' nWiH tIrRTIIt,R WIZ EACrs
,rl :. nIi Jh.Li -, ~ l I H. H., H.,
i 50 XXI ~ I ~;
Dt ~ f''''' lit '"'o' ''I'' NOV
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SUiLIV RIA n o A D.
Winter Arranscmcnt.-Janua ls', 1850
rIpy7i .tzi.ssl g.:sss.3 AlLA
}tss-@s%s la;a|-,s+-s ss--5s ssas,s1v..s4

CARS LEAVE BosToN FROM FI'TCHBURG
" Railroad Depot, by way of t:rolom Junction
Fltchburgh, kernc, Wapolc and Windsor, at 1.N
A NJ =, and arrive at WELLS RIVER at 3.l5 ana ~
Burlington at $40 Z. Nj.
Cars leave Boston for Charlesiown, C'rT1ur.
md Windsor at 7 80 and u A. NJ, and univ" o'
Windsor at 10 and 5.3OP NJ.
6 80 A. NJ. and by way Of NimL>eg nr4re in
Boston 7. NJ.
Cars leave Windsor a, 7.45 and 10, and arrive
IN Boston at q and p. Nj.
New York passengers connect at Grotton June
ton and JValpoIe.
Stages leave Wells River on arrival o! Carr
from Boston, for ST. Johnsbury, Stanseud, Dcrb!
Line, &c. &c.
Stages leave Burlington each morning Sunday
exceptedD for Montreal. &c. &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston daily.
Cattle Trains for Porters on Tuesday.
THOMAS S. WILLIAMS,
Sup't Sullivan Railroad.
Ch.rlestown. N. H., Jan. |. 1850. d&wtf
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Boston, New Work, &C.

BY TIE WAY OF IVINDSOR, vt.
Ruilroad from boston 10 Wells Rrer, 0n0
10 Burlington, U.--1hropgh Tickets 10
Stations on The Passumpsic and the Yer
mont Central RaIroad.
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VI eUuf:
IN HOUSE CLEANING.


THREE ruURTuS, 1t leaves paint good as new in
appearance, loHh0ut inyarins its perhiaaencyim tie
lea T.
The printed directions which re furnished to ev.
purchasers, must in all cGSeS 6c SrrHpUOHSg 0GSerc-
ed in order to obtain the benefit tie soap
The following are among tho Communications al.
ready obtained from persons who have tested its vir
tues
=, Darlington, May 81 1850
Mcssrs WoopRUrF & RAJ
Gentlemen have al last arrived at the conclu-
SION IN regard TO your Patent Soap for Famliy Wash
lng. ! suppose YOU will consider me rather t1rdv in
reporting 10 you. butt waited for several ri,is, as
found some difficulty in getting fair ones as wash
ers ART so in the habit OF rubbing that has been
repeated trials that could get fair operation, and
am now told by the persons Try ing Tor me that they
are fully convinced OF its utility and entirely estab
fishing what You state in relation TO j,
Philadelphia, May ~, 1880.
have examined Crnne's Patent Soap as made by
c. d. Knight & Co, and am well satisfied tAat II
contains no ingredients which could BE- injurious
the 'ost delicne fabric on which it is employed.
have also examine il practically, and find it to pos
sess most excellent detergent qualities
JAS. c. BOOTH
Practical and Analytical Chemist
OF Professor Booth, DIR, Rrync.l Coates who is
hardly less distinguished Chemist and Physi
clan Than rs literary man, says
MIR; Boob is 81 VEL Enown throughout the land
that should hardly think certificate of his scirn-
'lilc standing necessary. lie is universally admitted
10 be one OF the too best Chemists in the T. States
Cranes Pafenf Compound Wash Miriure. sup
piled by H. lfoodrIii, Agent Tor Vermont has been
used IN my family Tor sew raj weeks with the most
gratifying success have no hesitation in recon-
mending 1t sa highly useful preparation, and that
its value IN the process OF washing unqurs o4abe
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor OF lhe VI. f Church IN Burlington, VT.
CraDe'S Patent SoGp have tired This COM
position m our own family and it is one OF the NEST
valuable domestic improvements OF the day 1t
saves lime and labor and preserves clothes from be-
ing rubbed to pieces The qualities claimed for it in
| the advertisement are not exaggerated hHadcL-
phia Daiiy Sun.
aW The above article may he found at the store
A LBERT CHlTTENDEN. in Dr. Yards
uildns, East side OF The square, corner OF Main ST.
YANrFACTuRED BY
t. 4. CHANDLER, AGENT.
dSw Juv DC ~ '.''' ''
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

CnAs. ROBINSON, Esq, Easton, Md, in letter to
DR.. Jackson, Jao. 9, 1850, said
"My wife and myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other we have evei
taken for the DgsropSia .Hd Lipcr discaSc."
" The Tenth LlGIoN,' published at Woodstock
Va, January 10, 1880, said
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Letters are daily received of this character unnO.


cessary to present
To those Vet unmarried, but contemp dating mar
rage or perhaps hesitatiug to the prorrIcty Of
mourning the Responsibilities attendant upon IT, the
importance of being possessed Of the revelations
tanned in these pages, intimately involving their
future happiness, not he appreciated
Ii is Of course, impractcable to convey more fully
the various subjects treated OF, they OF a
ture strictly intended for the married, those
tempating marriage; neither is il necessary since
il is every ones duty to become possessed OF knov'
edge whereby the suAcrugs to which a wife, moth
err, or a sister may be subject, can be obyated.
r. Copies will be sent by NInii free of Postage
TO the Purchaser.
TT On the receipt of One Dollar. THE MAX
RlED WOMAN PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANlON' is sent (mai'sd irec) to any part oi the
limited States All letters must be post paid except
those containing a remuancel, and addressed to Dr.
a NJ MAURICEAU, Box 1924, New York City
Publishing Office, No. 1919 Liberty ST., New York.
Over 20 200 Copies hnvc been sent by NAH,
within three months With perfect safety aud GER
tainty
5. B. NICHOLS, \ gent for Burlington nnc
vicinity
Oct. |, 1880, wl2m6'
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
INVALUABLE MEDICINE,

and other parties well known to the public
Any individuals wishing further information
specting this
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29
William ID. Hatch,

now ready to invite the attention OF the public
S iaTue an assortment OF
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IN ALL THE ORDERS OF
i. r q III I Y q G. - u r II =
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are invite to call on the Agents and satisfy them
selves by reference to numerous letters and ccrlli-
Gates OF the highest respectfully
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

On motion of Mr. Hunter the com.
mittee on Phblic Buildings were author.
lied TO act jointly with the corresponding
committee of the House on the subiect'
+ Mr.. Bmdbury's resolution relative to
removals was taken up.
Mr. Webster moved to postpone it till
Thursday, but withdrew the motion at
the request of Mr. I'uncy, who took the
floor, and spoke on the subject.
The adjustment bill Of Mr.. CLAY was
then taken up.
Mr Hale spoke at lengthand declared
that the North was to be beaten, and bv
Northern votes. Slavery would paint
the flag of victory. The defeat of this
North would be accomplished by North.
ern votes Some OF these Northern
men, when they got home, would end an
uncomfortable atmosphere about them.
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, said he was sick
of this subject, and through he was not
In favor of the compromise in all its parts,
yet he would swallow it.
The House resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole on the state of the I'm
ion, and considered the bill milking appro-
priations to .he several Territories. The
only bill which elected much debate, was
the one making donations to the ttlers
on the public lands in Oregon. The point
in the discussion was whether the grants
should be allowed to american citizens
only-naiive an adopted, or to those
also who should declare their intention of
becoming American citizens. The com.
mitee did o. dispos g # this bill
The bill making appropriation for tho
completion Of the public buildings in Ore
gon and Minnesota, was the only one
which finally passed, After which the
House adjourned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

or ships of the line; when he would haul
down his flag and surrender himself and
men as prisoners of war. This would
make a national affair oft at once, and it
was perhaps fortunate for Spain that the
Cuban authorities did not ,any out their
intentions Those Californans, intending
to take the overland route through Tex
as, were transferred from the Georgia to
the Falcon in the hmbor at havana and it
was that which excited the suspicion of
tho authorities. A small gun boat, with
one brass six-pounder aft, WIS brought
down and moored within $50 yards of
the Falcon, but that gun never could
have been worked, as there were marks
men on board who could have picked off
every man on board, had they dared TO
show thei, faces above the tafflal."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07
Congress.

In the Senate, on Tuesday, 2sth in
stant an answer was received from the
Secretary Of. the Navy, in answer 10 the
call OF the resolution which passed on the
goth inst, relative TO the extra compensa-
tion to naval officers.
The bill to increase the rank and file of
the army was referred to the committee
on Military Affairs.
Mr. Hunter from the committee, re.
ported in favor OF enlarging the Capitol.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07
KEOW EE COURIER
Friday, Jurac a, 1850.

With view of accommodating our Sub
scribors who live at distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act rs agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
crptions to the KEowEE CounlrR, viz:
MAJ. w. S. GRESHAM, Mt West Union.
EDwAnp IIUGnEs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
f. p. WERNER, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
NJ Z. MlrcnELL Esq. Pickensville.
j. r. HAGosp, Twelve Mile.
j. T. WEBB. for Anderson District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

Mr.. ,Orr's speech does great credit to
him as young politician, and will we
doubt not give much satisfaction to his
constituents and the South generally.
This Honorable gentleman takes COM
prehensive view OF the Differences exist
ing between the two great divisions of
the country, and in the course of his re-
marks the aggressions, usurpations and
injustice of the North are clearly point
ed out, and the duties and obligations of
the South, to herself under the circum-
stances, forcibly cnjoincd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

We have received from the Hamburg
Republican, a copy of a periodical enti.
tied ga defence of the South against the
reproaches and cncroachments of the
North" by Rev. 1vcson l.. Brooks, A. NJ.
and from the hasty and imperfect cxami-
nation which we have give to it, it ap.
pears to be we'll written.
Mr. Brooks pamphlet is for sale at the
REPUBLICAN Office at five cents per copv
by the quantity, and ten cents per copy
by the retail.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

BLAcEwooDs MAoAzINE.-We have
received from Leonard Ccott d Co, the
Nay number of this inimitable Magazine,
and also from the same cnterprising pub
fishers the last number, (and an unusu-
ally interesting one il lis too) Of the Edin
burgh Review. Wcrecommcnd to those
of our subscribers who wisl. to keep pos
ted up in ns-atlantic literature and pol
itics, as well as in matters and things
touching "Me rest Of man Kind" to con-
suit these periodicals.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07
THE PICKENs MALE ACADEMY.

LIN IlOhENo MALI Ava lJEM Y.
Our readers may observe notice in
our advertising columns, setting fourth
the fact, that the Rev. Mr.. McWhorter
has taken charge of this institution
Coming as this gentleman does, to the
patrons of this Academy, bearing the
highest testimonials, both as to piety as a
christian, and efficiency as a teacher, Mr..
McWhorter opens his school under favor
able auspices, and will we doubt not meet
with that success which his high charac-
Ter and the peculiar advantages which
attended the locality of his school enti-
tie him to expect,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

FINE WnEAr.-We have been shown
a sample Of very fine wheat from the
plantation of our enterprising Citizen j j
HowARD, Esq. Mr.. Howard has, we un-
derstand, large crop of this beautiful
wheat now re.dy for harvesting, and
while the crops IN the plantations around
are backward and suffering from rust,
this wheat has entirely escaped, owing to
Mr.. Howa"d's superior husbandry. Sue
cess is the child of intelligence.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07
HON. JAMES l.. ORR

HON. JAMES L. ORR
we commence this week the pub.
llcatlon of this gentlcmen's able and elo.
quent speech.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

PRESIDENT OF FRANCE DrsFRANcnrsyp
The condition of three years residence
which is imposed by the proposed eecto.
raj law. will have the effect Of depriving
OF his ELECTORAL right the President of the
republic himself, who did not arrive Mt
Paris until the end Of September, Is4s.
The Emperor of China has forbidden
any of his subjects to go TO California.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-06-07

We are indebted 10 the Hon. James L.
Orr for eundry valuable Congressional
documents.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
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Nl1sDa,ea Don1g,,
WfaiiillDn,
WainifraBe ge9eniibsr &ellenbergers soteI.

s 4
Gmrfieblt ii4 feinen Suneen uno bem pubfifnm
nit ftinsm oussefihteH AfIortiinent pcn 2ebuben
ilno Sticfeln, jeeer Gaftun8 nnc BON jener 0r6Be,
IN frinsm neu einserihtenscfale, einise xbren ST.
lid pom Bigger Hudbifcbr unn se8eniber Gelentcrs
gers 1ctel Da Ct fetne qBaareti aile unfer fsiuer
aufdt ron ren tefen 1rtfitern serfertisn taBt, 10
fam Ct ircbl teren Gae ilnb Saucrbaftietet saras
tiren. Jlrtifnen oerfaufter
gBpblfeiler alS irgeno Gin anoeres
gfabli6elnent In gang MallIllon fir
yaar9elD.
aDfnn er ctise Nriihernn8 siett 70 balfs- man
bes ut tlos far cine 3eitunasanjsse, (cnesrn Ga(te
I'D tlf ter3etS, RAP fr feu QBort betbafstn pirr,
0lau ruff fei ibm an Mno iittrjfage iid fslff unb
iat rirp nben, pa6 fsine QDaare niht tlcs iauber,
eslAmadpcl unb bansrbaft N fonrern bab leia
QGabltpruA lauttts ~
Srblfciler ais gllle!
Dafilcn, 5unj 2b., 1850. 4o.t.r.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
@rceartiaer Gifenbabnbau.

Oaam fhreibt ans Mien unterm Is. Suit !:
Wir baben bieier Gage bic Gtfcnbabm iibef
ben G0ntniering IN threr ganSen ednse bejId,s
tist. Die 9lrbeiten iibertrefen bas 6ithnffe,
mas bisber i'm GtraBenbau seleilfet ,pcrben
1T; Tapclecns Sin,plcnffraBe perbient bames
ben faum Grfpdtm1ng. Bon Sdjctffpien tpii1s
bet fldb bic Balm inmitten Der Alpenfette bes
Ghneeberas anf cine SsObe bon $500 SnB
nnb gcht oft Gtinben lang burd IN Tefs ges
brcdene @allerien iiber fdtpincelnbe abhdns
ge nnb geipaftige Wdner, bic bon ben 8ers
gen berabifiirsen. 9uf alien Streden herrfdbt
grpee 2hdti9feit, eS m0gen tpcbl 10000 eeiis
te, tpcrnnter Stpei Gritttheile Staliener-bes
famntIic, bic befien Sfetnarbeiter- -befhdfti9t
lein. Gin bic tctale 9cIlenbung 1T aber Dor 6
Sabreu nidt sit benfen, ,,rio bdur frngt ilh
nod, Of Die nit 10000 Dutaten aitsseid,ries
bene locomotive trfinben fein ipirb, spefde
bic Steisuns 81 befbaitisen permas.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04

breiteten Wnb uno Mcoeartitel ieien RON
feinlfsn Ntlas ceer Sim aefertiat gel einer
oenauern lluterfuhuns seiat ftt' Isocd, Die
3ulammenleeuna jener @e9entdnte bon Ell
ner weif ,arteren uno bod, nidbt nillioer
bauerboftern ysatur, afs Die Der aeianhten
Stcffe.-Gine Spise, bic an &leadns nnc
Gfotficit6t Der Brabanter uni nid't5 nad,-
ffebt, Gin Dameiibut NIT mdd,tiaer SfwIii1a'
feser, Tran,en. Ianlfetfen, Dausen, gi'r-
tef nnc gufenihIeifsn, fnr5 ar Die arrsen
unb fleiuen @ad,cn, bic ouf cen ircitlltben
pubtfa, aehSren. finceti bier I'D, IN reidher
9Iuswob( Dor. Selbif elm fdn,udsr llebers
purf uno elm paar nieolid'e pantrfsln feb
fen niht. llnb on' tie Himmernoen acft-
barteiten finc aue nid,ts anberen' ais % "a 8
bereitet. IBer es nid,t alaubt, Der fahn I'D,
burd, ben slneenlhein lelblt copcn aterien-
ae,, ,pie Soerr bon Bruntfaut an ffinsr eins
fadben @laslompe, bic ihm ben Shmelscfet
abaiebt. eineu Streifen Tenifer9lns ermeidtt
ben(elben um Elm eigentthm lid1 ccnftruirtes
Spinnrat wirft uno auf oleie Weiis IN enter
Weinute 1000 GGen bes feinlten geipinnites
aufrrtiat. Der iiberaus bhnne Gdcen slsitt
an @e1hmeioisteit Der rrhen Setse nuo er-
bait turd cine belcnbere prdparatur nod,
weit mehr Sian, NIB Seiiiafeit. Die Tdcen
perbsn meiif nur III Glehtrperfen oerfpet'
bet, bpd, founen fle aud, aaF ben Webtfubl
oefehnnt ,iti6 ~ einem iiberaus ttdten We-
nete Uerorteitet wsrbeu. Weit Nnenahme
bss lieter,purfs iuo Die cben artgsfiihrten
Godhen aus Siedtwerf bereiisi, chne eaB
beren urfprung ocn HitteinneueIhten at
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[ld,aalen, Rarafftn unO grinfsldfer finb bier
nit Der lauteriien Stiderei Yersiert, ais Oh
jene Cinse cine 70 tieafame lntsrla9e absd
ben. pie Sanmet unb Seioe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
$50 iff &brifftam Gt6fsfcr2

Serftlte III setirtist atis 9ltttfatt an Der 6aarb
unp rcbntc 5uett in europa In Gatfellan, nabt lei
Alt. Simm tit, en.preuBcn. Surh cinen Brief
rrn Scntfhlanb erftlbrcn tic tinter5 r5tobnccn9h
fern, baB cetieltc na6 Nmtrita otsereitf fei uub
ii6 wabrf6einliA in irseno cinsm 1beile Der 9er.
Staatcn tsfintet. Oa lie tsfcrst fne. ras er Iiot
picllci4t auf rcm thr,lb auf rem Gre.@ee rsr:
tranntcn Oamrffdtff ,,Srifitb" tcfane, 70 crfu6cn
iie jeren Wenihenfeunr, Der ibnen natere 4astunft
8eten tennts, ri. BON Dlittbciuns ju MAIDEN
Nanes It. .Wlarsaretba@t @t6fffer.
Ofan telittc 8u aehreifiren an Sebn y. ADAMS,
Canton, @iart g., Ohio.
OTNshGtttattrr pcrren erfutt III erriren. be.
fenrcrs in 0lstp. Drrt unp @ufalr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-09-04
SttD Srefel.
friiber 9lopofat III Drutlhlanb.

friiber 9loocfat III Deutihlanb,
ftrtist g I'm 4 et ten unb 60 ntfiae ttrtun.
rcn in reut der Spra,ne an. @eine Wcfanntftbaft
init ben btntitbcn5iehts. uno 0eri6tsrerbdttn0tn
bic oirsttc SerbtnennS, in wel6rr or init temprruf,
flthen, QSirtsintcrsifhen itro Vaieri(1en Gcnfli.
late III 8altimcre fcmie eurb saiclte init rem tek.
ten 0efhaftsbaulern in alien 1brlen SeutihlonSs
ifcbt, niabt ts ibfa ms ,lih, etc
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fcn(ft9cn aus fem alten @atcrlanbe III err
tpattenoeu @elbern,
mic iittrbaiipt farnmili6e tn eirs Sud Etlasence
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tetrrScn.
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