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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
HUGH w. FRY

WAS in store, and offers at reasonable rates, 70
al cash, or to punctual customers
800 hhds Sugar, various qualities
100 packages loaf and crushed Sugars
800 bags Rio, LaguiIa and Java Coffee
Is hhds, terces and bbls Moasses
SO bos Cider Vinegar
500 kegs Nails, assorted
$50 boxes Window Glass
400 kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder
400 bags Shot
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
500 bbls cut roe aud gross Herrings
SO bbls No. 5 Mackerel
500 sides Sole Leather
800 doz cotton and hemp Lines
Steel, shear, cast and olistered
Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Sc.
Richmond, Va. August 26, le50.-1m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
s. PROTECTION - ON IT'S LAST LEGS.

great change of opinion has taken place,
even in Pennsylvania, on the subject OF protec-
sion-and a natural and national state OF opln-
ION is rapidly being formed there. This was
made evident by an incident in the U. S. Senate
last week Mr. Cooper presented memorial of
PENNSYLVANIA iron manufacturers and GOLFERS,
asking change Of the tariff, and describing the
terrible evils under which they are laboring, un-
der the present system, His colleague, Mr..
Sturgeon, said in reply, that the while the pig
iron business is depressed. because it is overdone
in Europe and here, land the depression, he ar
gued would be temporary some branches eff the
iron manufacture are more profitable than ever.
More iron is manufactured in the city of Pitts
burg at the present season, and at greater
profit, than was ever before manufactured in
Pittsburg In I849 the amount Of coal mined
100000 tons-there being in lS4S about 3,OoO,-
900, and in ls4o, 100000 tons. This year,
Mr.. S. learned, it will as much exceed the a.
mount in 1S49-it will amount to $500, 000.-
Mr. Surgeons words are worthy Of being re-
corded. He said:
"Mr. President, the evil complained of is
slight when compared with the remedy-a per-
manent establishment of high rates of taxation
by tariff. This depression is Temporary, and
will light itself, but if we raise the tariff at the
present time, it will be permanent taxa per-
manent saddle upon the agricultural interests
of the country. The situation Of Pennsylvania
,cas meuer more prosperous than at this moment
Agricultural products command price one-thrd
higher than from lS42 to 1916. Flour was then
but So SO, and now brings SIS IS. Again, Mr..
President, our woollen interests are increasing
and prosp erous-wool bringing 90 to 25 pr cent.
more now than for the last seven or eight years.
So far as her agricultural interests are concerned
Pennsylvania was never in more prosperous
nv Judgment
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26

PRoGREss- is nothing so revolationa-
~. because there is nothing so unnatural and so
conclusive to society, as the strain to keep things
fixed, when all the world is by the very law of
its creation, in eternal progress and the cause
of all the evil may be traced to that natural but
most deadly error of human Incidence and cor
ruption, that our business is to preserve and not
improve. 1t is the ruin of us all alike, ihdvidu-
ais, schools and nations.-[ Dr. Arnold.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26

HORRIBLE MuRDER.-A man named Brown,
near White Oak, in Stafford, called at the honse
of man named Fugitt, residing in the neigh
borhood on Wednesday night last, took him from
his bed by force in the presence of his wife,
carried him TO the wood yard, where he got an
body. Brown then went home and cut his
throat with razor-inficling severe but not
mortal wound. He is now under arlest.-Fred-
cyicksbwg Neus.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26

State into the Union, without any previous res
ervation assented to by her as to the public do
main, might involve an actual surrender of that
domain to, Or at all events places its future dis
posal at the mercy Of that State, and no reserva-
ton in the bill can be binding upon her until
she assents to it, her dissent hereafter would in
sion.n
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P. 10 III N TON
AEgAIMGSES1E.

III Is u WeaESa,
NO.Il5 MAIN aV., RlC1ias y, VA,
HAS just received, aud offers for sale on mode
IL rate terms, the following articles, viz:
Best Indigo Paints and Colors best Nader
w. Lead; Copperas; B. Lead Ext. Logwood
Red Lead; Alum and Saleratus
Chrome Green; EPSON Salts
Chrome Yellow Tartaric Acid
Spanish Brown Sup. Carb Soda
Venetian Red English Refined Borax
Paris Green Roll Birthstone and Sulphur
Prussian Blue Rotten Stone
Vermillon; Pumice Stone
Lamp Black Sal Soda
Whiting Cinnamon ;Mace and Nutmegs
Putty Pepper; Spice and Ginger
Blake's Patent Paint; Spirits Turpentine. Lin
seed Oil
Furniture Varnish Coach Yarnish Japan Var
nish Iron Varnish Leather Varnish
ALSO-a large and we'll selected assortment
of Combs and Brushes; Fancy Articles; Shaving
and Washing Soaps, &c.
August &c, lS50.-ly.
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STILL LATER.

A T the Store of Charles H. Ball. Opposite the
n Spectator Office, may be found fresh supply
of FRUITS AND CONTEMPORARIES,
consisting in part, OF Lemons, Raisins, Prunes,
Figs, Citron, Dried Currants, Almonds, Pecons
sc SC. Also every variety of Candy, all OF which
will be sold as low as they can be had at any other
establishment in the place.
August 10, 1850
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS.

The following resolutions were passed at a
caucus of Southern members of the House OF
Representatives on the 10th, composed of about
40 members II of whom dssented from their
adoption:
MIR. Toombs, the Chairman of the Committee
of Fifteen, reported the following resolutions
which were adopted
l. RESOLVED, That no citizen shall be depriv-
ed of his life, liberty, or property; except by the
Judgment of his peers and the laws of the land,
and that the common law, as it existed in the
American colonies on the 4th of July, 1776, and
the constitution and laws of the U. States APP
picable to our Territories, shall be the tunda-
mental law of said Territories.
Q. Resolved Thatfh the event the non. slave
holding States object thus to put the life, liberty
and property of the American citizens under A
merican laws, we will insist upon division of
the country on the line of $50 80 with dis
tnct recognition and protection Of property in
slaves.
8. Resolved, That we will not vote for the adj
mission of California unless the Southern boun-
Diary be restricted 10 the parallel of $50 go
north latitude.
4. RESOLVED, That we will not agree TO any
boundary between Texas and New Mexico
which proposes to cede to New Mexico any
portion of Territory south of the parallel of $50
OF
prior to the adjustment Of the Territorial ques-
tons.
s. Resolved, That the Representatives Of the
slaveholding States will resist, by all usual
legislative and constitutional means, the admis-
sion Of the State of California and the adjust
ment of thu Texas boundary, until a settlement
of the Territorial questions.
6. Be ii further resolved, That the powers and
duties of the Committee of Fifteen be continued
until the further action Of the meeting, and that
the chairman of that committee; by the concur
renee of any three members thereof, may at any
time call meeting of the Representatives Of the
saveholding States.
Resolved, That the true boundary of Texas is
that defined by the act Of the Texas Congress Of
December 10, 1886 and it is the duty of the
South to maintain the same, unless a satisfacto-
ry adjustment of it is had by the assent of the
State of Texas.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
JOHN LEWIS PEYTON, ESQ.

10y invitation, will deliver all Grafton before
ID Port Republic Lodge, No. g., O. O. F.,
Rockingham County, OH Thursday 18th August,
1850, at eleven O'Clock, A. M.
The Lodges in the neiehbouring counties are
respectfully invited to attend. Aug. 10.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
FALL TRADE.
RlCIaMs0asd Advertisements.

3. II. SKlNKER.
GROCER g. Commission MERCHANT,
NO. 15, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
OFFERS FOR SALE
100 hhds Orleans and West India Sugar
200 packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdered do.
so hhds Molasses
100 bbls Orleans Molasses
100 boxes and half chests Black & Green Teas
500 bags Coffee
500 kegs Nails
500 bags Shot
100 kegs Powder
800 boxes Adamantine and Iallow Candles
$50 boxes Fancy and Brown Soaps
500 sides good & damaged Sole Leather
1000 lbs coarse and fine Shoe Thread
500 reams Cap, Letter, & Wrapping Paper
and Port Wines
rs quarter and half pipes F. Brandy, part We
ry superior
50 bbs Apple and Peach Brandy
100 bbls Whskey, various brands
$50 tons English; Swedes and American Bar
Iron, comprising all sizes, round, fiat,
square
400 bundles Hoop, Band, Sheet, s. Rcd Iron
10 tons American Blistered and Cast Steel
300 boxes Tin Plates, part for roofing
Block Tin, Wire, Copper, Zinc, Lead
ALSO-numeYous other articles suitable 30 the
country trade, all which are offered at the low
EST market rates for cash, or to punciua customers
IN the usual time.
August 20, l850.--2m.
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BAYLOR & IlzsGNEEs.
MANAGERS, RICHMOND.vA.

HAVE removed their Law Office to the Brick
Ill building, Immediately opposite their old Office
in the Virginia Hotel building.
Stanton, August 10, lSjO.-3t.
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NOTICE.

rvNhE subscriber respectfully notifies his Gus
i toners, that their accounts are drawn on 20
the first OF July, aud ready for settlement, strict
attention must be Observed WIN. KYLE.
Aug. 10, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
JULY %, 1850.
-:O-:O-
$4,000
WORTH of desirable GOODS at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
White gknGO..

U E2ztege GkaCo.,
INTENDING TO remote to another house, the en-
L suing Fall OF Winter, and wishing to have as
small stock to possible, OFFER their
entire stock from and after this date, at
REDUCED PRICES,
much of which consists Of Plain and Fig'd Silks,
Plaid and Figd LINEN Lustrcs, Bareges, Lawns,
Ginghans, Calicoes, Vestings, Cloths, and CASH
neres, Ready made Clothing, Laces, Ribbons
Gloves Hosiery, &C., &C., viii be sold at and be-
low Cost for
ca Sill.
In good faith, therefore, invite all wanting
cheap Goods to call and examine.
With view Of introducing some salutary chang
es and
@REFORMS',
into our new Business suited to the
"CRISTS,''
we shall, unreservedIy, sell our large and desirable
STOCK
AT GREAT SACRIFICES.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
THOMAS u. ESKHgAE1GE,
Wholesale and Retail

APOTHECARY & DRUGGIST
sTAUNTON. VIRGINIA.
II EEPS constantly on hand large and care
~ fully selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye-Stuffs, Glass, Periumery,
and all kinds of FANCY GOODS usually sold
by Druggists.
&C. Orders from Country Merchants particularly
solicited, and filled at city prices, Physicians Or
ders put up with neatness and despatch, and Med
icinea in all cases warranted.
August II.
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RICHMOND HAT MANDATORY.

7TNHE subscr Der WOULD Respectfully CAT The at
l. tention of Merchants and Dealers to his extern
sive stock of
HITS .F.7,E1 CAPS.
The assortment will be found on examination TO be
equal to any in the United States.
Virginia Merchants who have been accustomed
to 90 10 the Northern Cities for goods, would do
well to call on their way at this establishment
where they will see to their satisfaction that IN the
article of Hats and Caps at least, Richmond VIII
compare to advantage with any other market
Terms most liberal and accommodating
JOHN DOOLEY.
No. II Main Street, Richmond.
August 26, 1s5s.-ly.
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VERY CHEAP,

Five Hundred Packages Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, sc.
WE are now receiving direct from the Facto-
w ries Five Hundred Packages of Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, Leather, Shoe Thread, SC, suta-
BILE for the Fall Trade, comprising as good an as
sortment Of Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys,
Childrens Boots and Shoes; which have been
bought with Cash, mostly, we ask all in want OF
Boots and Shoes to sell again, to give us call.
We will sell as low as amy house in Baltimore,
Philadelphia, or New York, if not cheaper. We
respectfully ask call from merchants wanting to
buy good articles in our line cheap, we are always
receiving new supplies. r,,
Richmond, August rs, 1850.
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TUST RECEIFED-A beautiful assortment o.
y FANCY ARTICLES, al CH.3MBERa
New Book Store.
Staunton, June 10
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

9lus Werifc.-Slm 80. 9lpril purbe in
He'pseccn ein befti9es Grpbeben en,pfuncen.
Gic Stact Carmen, ea9una, ruree BON ei.
iler furdtbarcn Seuersbrnnit bcimeeludt.
AZ S,duier lIno in 9llde 9eleot.
Ger 9erlnd, oes Generals ecpes, einen
ueberfall 81 MAIDEN, bat bel Den Merifanern
9rc6es grifannen crSeli9t baB elm Mann,
Der nit bem Qaube uno cen GerbdltnlIcn
befannt eineu lolhen atenteuerlicben 3ua
9e9en cen StolS hes aIteu Gran N, bic
SIiitbe ietner Srlcaten bare unternebmcu
mcgeu.
9lus einrm Sriefe ocn panama cntmeb,
men mir, ea6 Niemanb einen 8ceriff bon
benz Wan9cl uno ren gntbabrungen MAIDEN
fam cenen nier Gin 9rc6cr Sbej Der GaIis
fcruiaeoieiirnoen ausselset ift. @s IIuo bier
minbeifen6 60OO sIustpaneerer, hsaen es an
WitteIn gum Scrtfcmmen feblt unb Die bier
i'm ei9entlidten Sinue pertommen muiIen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
GineS Ginbes Gebcf.

Gin Geiieuoer erSdblt: @or einisen $50.
d,en fam i'd, cen 9er0 8lue berat, unb fat
in Der @ajate ces prdhti9en Dampftoctee
Siaac Neptcn, uno unterbelt mid, init eni.
gen Sreunoen. @5 wurce ipdt 9lbenr, nnf
eines nad benz anoern besab lId, sur Nube
nah ben unrAten oes Ga9es b,reiteten Ilh
p'ele, nm inriid Su Ssben. Gin Gbell ,caen
Stlefd nno HSde ab uno !esten (ld nieoer,
aafere I'M 8erfnh, uia es 70 riel ,pie mDs,
LID mie Sa Hanfe sn mamen, paifen nod,
mebr prn hiem slnSase -jeoes, ipie ibm
feline 8eqaemlihfsit poer Die 8ermutbuues
bon @efabr es oorldriet.
Sh temelfte auf eem Iereed eines ld,6n-
ouslehenoen fleinen Gnabem, unaefibr s.
Sabre alt, Der eiilem Manne, anlheinl,eb
ieinsm Batter, fcl9te, oeGfn 2!usIeben mir
anoentete CAP CT Gin 2lnsidneer ley, wabr-
lheinlid, ein Deutlder--ein Marn pon
mftlercr @roBe uno relpectablem slnsue.
Das Gino mar etn un9epObnlid ldon nnD
lebbaft anslehenoes, ansisbenoe @sllhts.
Siise nnc anfgelIirtea Bid bate es lein1
8etrascu mar lsbreid, unD anfdnbis uus
fer feiaer bentidlen Mise gldn;t,n isine fas
ifan'enbreuten jsaaricfsn.
9aad eiilisem0in unp Scr laufei, bielt Der
Batter innerbalb elmer Strefe no mir lal
fen, an, nno fraf 9Infaiten nm mil feinem
Since III Bette iu seben. SD, beobahtete
lte. Der Batter ridtcte bad Sett ber fir
GAS Gno, wibreno baffdbe feine Gleieer
ablsgte. Nadsem pies poriiber mar, bano
rer Yafer ccnl 5finbe Gin Dalstuct, um cen
Gcpf, ,!um isineS, S,aariedea sl belhls.n, mels
d'e ansiabsit, als eb ba5 Spnnenlidt feine5
sliifltdben S,erSens INNER oaIeltlf rube.
Diflss aethali 70 bliefs ih bafir, bae bas
Slio ilb nun auf ieine 0lnbelfdtte beaeben
sparce dber anftait bieiee, 10 faiete I'D,
oaiIeIbe ifin auf Sen goben, faltete III tiefer
Anoaht ieine fleine Dinre frb0n, fiurl,d,
nno nnidulOig, pdbrrnp felne aIsrme ouf
ssiner sdlafadtte rnbtsn, aegen peId,e oalsl
telbe fniete, uno fino itiae an elm 0stst sn !
gott su lenoen,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
Ganton, gtarf GauntD, Obto,

mar mir ia bon uilcnblihem Werthe, eenn
III lhr lebe id, - iiod1 ibr mar Ger SOB -
ell,tDntg idlug cine 0iertelffunbe nad Der
aneern BON bcm Sbnrme Ga erlben uno sdhs
ncflarrrrno rirf id, au5 uch feds, nod
funf-nch Swei Stunccn -ilnb ieet - jeet
lied, cine balte Stunbe. Ter 3'ieer sers
reiet fein Spfcr nit ciltem Gprunge, uncrs
ipartet = Der Menid ater, eefe fhbac|e
Seffie, last feiu Spfer erff eie f,lrdtbare Gos
oesan9t cnpfnecn uno toetet rann nit fats
tenn Slute. sllld, meinc Nauee lfarren rcn
8lnt-ber lln9Iiidlide ater, een id) erlhlas
gen half ffarb rald uno pbne fein Shielal
81 abnen = ib iterbe ei1en taufsnbfahcn
Sob. Sft tpiinfhe id, es pdre fdpn pcrbei
= nnb rann fd,auoere ih pieber surilf pcr
benz 9rd6liden Iesten slusentlide uno flams
mere mid trampfbaft on bic Giienltdte msis
mes Senifcrs, alS bielte id, mid, am eesen
fef. S.crt)-bie lltr fhld9t -ncb einc Bier.
tellfunoe-eie leete-0err gott cas- IInb nnr
filnfsehn Minuteu- nod fiinbebn Minuteu
Muo idb BIZ, ntht mebr."
gr ffitrSte an oas Seniter, inb ffautt lanoc
mRoerwanbt III ben blauen SoirRmcl = bann
brette CT fth um uno fn9te tcnIps uSd
mill eS per(lthen ais ein Mann su Iferten."
llno als bic Stnnce lhtus, alS rieBdhen
tan1rn nuo tbn atfiitrteu, 9n9 er rutis NIT.
Seine fuice fanfen Gin, feline 8rdfte lraren
srfhDpft, CT ncdyte oiel 9elitten taben in Der
lesten fhlaflolen Tad)t - allein nit Itillem
SrcB liee er fld, 9l0cs 9efallen. @er9etenS
abtr oeriadte Ger @eiillihe nod Gin 8crt
aus ibm beraussulcfen. Gur su,peilen fab
er oeien nit ifiercn 8lideu an, Die eippen
feit suianmcn9epregt.
Nit eiiem csene,punfbe itieo sr uibt
bon eieler Nelt-- Of ss Elm Stud, mar, ben
ielne snfantmen9epreeten 3dhne nidt beruprs
lleten- irer mag e6 pifIen?
Tieie 0eidiebte lit leieer pirffid, pcrees
fallen. uno eS mar, alS ob Ger 9lrme, Narts
9cpriifte niht fferten fctIte. Sanf Mal bteb
Der Sharfrihter SlL ebe es ibm 9eIang, ben
Seopf bonn Numrfe Su trenneu - bas @olf
raste, unb nnr NIT Miite 9eIan9 es cen
9Bahen, Den 0eadridfer Dor beGen @utb gu
ft)liscn, eas i'm slt ,erreieen orcbte.
So 1T ein ehrenoes 3eu9uie fir ben @ilf
bes oeutfdlcn Gplfes, ooB Die beioen ccntfituis
reuben ger|ammlunaeu An Nrauffurt unb III
SerIin iId nit 9Itfdafnn9 Ger Gcoestrafe
tcfd)dfti9en. M69e imner metr tic Wailee
uno MenldIidten aus Ger Sreiheit ertliis
ben, mDgen Die leetcn S,drten uno @jraulom.
feiten aus eem Straf9elcse oerld,pineen.
60 'pcrnen, penu audi erif nod Sabrbute
berteu, nniere llrenfeI bic ltbine 3sit erles
terL no bic 9Olfer 9eiitts uuo GttIid, auf
folder Stufe ffebei,, oae gar fem Strafselee
mehr nctbmenoi9 III.
9i. Senebir.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
I a n 8 I . lttae $.
Giue icf,Dme Shat.

Gs 1T 70 ieltcn, baB es uts 3eitnn9sfdreis
BERT per9Onnt 1T, eite lhSne, ,i,enihenfrelncz
lide nanrlun9 gu teridten. @enn irseno
cine fhlehte Chat, eilt Diebfabl, 9faub,
0icthsltd,t pcer gar Mcro gefheten, 70 fam
man fher irfort ale gtitselnbetten berielben
III ben 3eitut9en leierL Tim 70 leltener tpereen
bagegen Ssanbluu9en tes Gbellli,nes uno ber
Menihenliebe berthtet. lies 1T cine allses
n,eiu 9cltenre 9ie9el, tprorn mir jebpd, etne
9lnsnabn,e I'M pbilabelpbia Den,cfrat fIlte
ben, Der bic altiibe bon folsenoer menlhlis
den Shat mittbetlt Die sipar III l,ihts ,nebr,
als 1T reilser grfiillung Der pftdtcn Der
8ruberliete beftett, nihtS beitc rpeniger aber
utter ben, falten cgciifiiden Greiben Der
beutsen Oaenfhteit lhDn bersortritt.-sier
1T fte:
Cine arne irldnbtfhe Sralt bercn Weanu
geftcrberL ilnb tpelhe cbne n6bere 8eripauote
in &enllngtsn ppbnte, mar threr Gntbinouua
nahe u1o ipnBte nidt, tpohin llth sit tpenoen,
TN, 1T thrent 9ans cntbloften 3uifanee eill
lliiterfpmntelt su ftnben. Gte entfflcB jli,
enolidb ,nebrere ,pcblba6enoe Nan,ilier, BEL
benen fIe befannt mar, nm 8eiftanb aitslt,
ipreheit, ipnroe aber iiberall bart abaetpies
fen. S.iilfs rlto trolflcs, ilbermannt saaleid,
bon Der itabenben Stunbe Der gntbtnouna,
feste ile fld, tn Der 4ten Giraffe, Gfe prn
GjreenitraBe, a,tf bic Grerpe eines Sauies.
Sier miro iIe pcu etnen reiden Qnafer,
benz prn. Gecrg M. Suffice, oem bas baus
9ebcrte, bemerft. Gr tritt s,l ihr fraate {Ie
tteilnebmenb, mas ibr fehle, linb ais Ct bic
llriafe unb ben 3iitanb ber arinen srau
erfdhrt fiibrt CT fle cbne Sdi,men IN leinen
g,arlcr unb fprin9t 3l Or. Geiebliil, bel befs
fen 9lnfilnft eben audi bic 3eit Der Gntbins
bung berauseriidt lit. Ser altdfer lies ibr
bieranf auf benz prdhtigen Srpba eiii beaues
mes Eager bereiten nnb bic Nran ipurbe Bon
ei,ten 9einnben Gnaben entbunoen. Die
Trali iiiib Gchter bes eclen ludders pfleas
ten fIe nch alif6 ber3liobife, unb (ie 9ebeiht
tref1id, iinter Der fcrglanien pHcge bie(erI
Taniilie S,r. Suffice ipcllte ben terbeioernfes
men slrst fir feine 0ienifIeiifun9en be5ablen,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
y cDfnalu alunAcn.

Scr ,,Dbic @taatsss5rte" srfsbeint Wsittirots.-
Der SubfrifticnsYreis fir 50 Jlurnnsern III 50 in
93crsaste;abtins, s., ,25 wenm ii,ncrbatt res eren
balte sabres, 50 so ,uabrc pes i,pciten bat.
ten Sabres unS s2,75 wenn erff na@ ostrlaitf res
Sabres tesablt sirb. 9iicnano fam Die Sci.
gaafseten rbne rorber ac Gidtfanbe tcsablt ~
babeil s5risfe nno MittbeIlunssn mlfTen rrrtrfrs
fsiii, nthn lie teritliatist wcroen follen.
CT peitmster tSnnen nab elmer csrrrrbnuns
res Vtncrals pcfaints @utieriptiritsecorr fr III
t Q an 3eitun9sbcrausg Ter feneen, penn MIN zen.
clten fel6s Sriefc rfcn aecr8ittt, lie rerliescln
sinc abnrsfllren last.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

Gin rf.-@in MIfebdter, Der
Dor eini9er 3elt in paris CUR Serfcritrafe
oerurtbfilt 'purbe, ft)rie, ais sr fsin urtbeil
t0rte, plosIit auf :uSa, es it tpabr, id bas
he 9sltoblen, aber bic @eredti9feit 1T un9c-
redt. 98cr fno biejeuisen, bic midi psrur-
tbeilen? Shneicer uno nancfhubmaher,
Sabrifantcn nno Banquiers 9lcrste unb
0utsbeiiser. Da6 ilno Die 0ente, aus ocneu
@elbmcrnen snfammenieet Tuo eeute aus
auen Stdneen, MIR niht aus oem mei,,ileu,
eeute, Die iId, portrcflidl auf nclen uuo sos
,entra9er, anf Walhnen nno WehieIbriefe,
anf adetbau nno QBaferludt rerlteben.
aber nae oeriteben tiele 9tute BON Dieb.
Fabl? Die ebarte la9t au5orldlih, ea6 ics
Der Sran5cle bon feineS @leidcn oeridtet
wereen ica, uuo bic @barte wirD uur Damn
erit etne Wabrbeit weroen, wenu bic G;e.
ld)wcrnea fir uis aus einem Str6fIinas.
coer 3udthauie 9ewdblt meroen."