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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23
Field of Waterloo.

A recent visit 10 the field Of battle disclos.
es extensive changes. The plain is rapidly
losing its original character. Picton's tree
has been cut down by The ruthless farmer to
whom the ground OH which it stands Ceiongs;
and the forest Of Soignie has been SO cut
away that The outline it presented at the time
of The battle can 10 longer be recognized,
and the last yesliees of the wood are vanish
iu,, from The face of the earth. 1t appears
,ha, the King Of Holland, eager TO turn his
t;,odom into cash as quickly as he could,
snrd rbe timber 10 the Bank Of Belgium, and
~. Rank which has since failed, sold il away
~ lots 10 divers purchasers. The fate of
,he forest therefore, was 10 be cast down =
Even the Duke Of Wellington, who had z
r;ft from the King OF thousand acres, sold
Ills lot 50 that. AT the present moment, little
more remains than few clumps of white
beech, like spcctres haunting tile green places
Of the ancient wood. The plain of Water
loo Itself, too, is greatly altered. A large
establishment for the manufacture Of the
beet.Toot sugar, casts its heavy shadow over
the spot where the last crash Of bayonets
scattered the disordered retinue of Napoleon.
Cottages have sprung up by the road side
the greater part Of the field is now industrI-
ously cultivated and small enclosures, lied
with shrubs and gardens, have displaced that
tone of desolaliou which formerly gave such
a melancholy aspect to the scene. The
chateau Of Housomont alone retains It's ear
Iv characteristics. The ruin remains just as
i was alter the battle, making reasonable
allowance for the decay and patching OF more
Than quarter of a century. There is the
orchard neglected and overgrown with rank
rrass and lus;y weeds ; the shattered walls,
iLe mouldering chapel with the black marks
Of the fire still upon its crumbling sides, and
n thousand names scrawled and da1bed up
wards even 10 its roof.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23
Appearance after Death.

II frequently happens that The features Of
the dead retain their entire form and individ-
ual likeness for many years after burial.-Ex-
perience, however, has proved that OH an ex-
posure to the air, for some minutes, dust re-
turns to dust again. The following circum-
stances occurred at the disnterment of the
body of Robert Burns the poet, some time in
the year 1915, for the purpose of being en-
tombed beneath splendid monument:
A report having been spread thai the prin-
cipal coffin was made of oak, hope was en-
ter,ained that it would be possible to trans
port it from the north to the east corner of
st. Michael's without opening it or disturb
ing the sacred desposit it contained. But
this hope proved fallacious. On testing the
coffin, it was found to be composed of the
ordinary materials, and ready TO yield 10 the
slightest pressure; and the lid removed, u
spectacle was untolded, which, considering
the fame OF the mighty dead has rarely been
witnessed by single human being. There
were the remains OF the greut poet, to all ap-
pearances nearly eutire. and retaining various
traces Of vitality, or rather exhibiting the fea-
lures of one who had newly sunk into the
sleep OF death--the lordly forehead arched
and highland the teeth perfectly firm and
white. The scene was so imposing that most
of The workmen stood bare and uncovered,
az Dr Grevorv did M the exhunotion of the
remains Of lhe ilIustrious hero Of Bannock-
burn, and at the same time fel; their frames
thrilling with some mdefuable emotion as
they gazed on the ashes Of him whose fame
is as wide as the world itself But the effect
was momentarv for when they proceeded
to insert a shell or case below the coffin, the
head senarured from the trunk. and the whole
boJv. with the exception Of the bones. crun,-
bIed in1o dust
Lord Nurept. on openine the body of John
Hampden, found it entire after burial Of
900 wears! Even his features were pre-
served. His hair OF raven blackness, came
off 1t, he touch of the hand, and then were
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23
English Sailors wont Fight
against merica.

A series of inquiries is now going on in
England, which is decidedly alarming to
British naval supremacy, evidencing, as the
results do 10 great extent, better feeling
towards America by British sailors than 10
Their own country. The superiority Of Amer
,cah merchant captains over British was late
ADMITTED by Mr.. Lebonchere,i in the Parlia-
meht; and the following curious and inter
esuhg delais from the London Morning
Chronicle OF the 22th ult., from the mouths
o' sailors examined, show not only how much
IS our inerchsnt service generally, but an
alarming dissatisfaction among British sail
ors which would prove most disastrous to
England IN case OF war with us. One of the
BRUSH, man otvery quiet, sedate demeanor,
expressed himself thus -
Its far better service than the English
better wages, better meat, and better ships
No half>pOunds of meat short there eat
when you're hungry, and the best of grub
! What goes into an English ships cabin goes
into an American ships forecastle. The
Americans are fast getting the pick of the
English navy.
Morning will check the desertion in the
English service but better wages, better
treatment, and better food. The discipline
is much the same on board the American as
on board the English ships. An English sea-
man is very little thought Of in his own coun-
try, but he's well thought of in America. He's
man there.
Il wouldn't fight for England against Amer
ica but for America against England. I'll
not fight for country that starves and cheats
you.'
Another. fine fellow who had been off
and on in the American service these last five
years, held this language:
IT war broke out with the United States,
in my opinion tile sailors on board the Brit
ish merchant ships wouldn't fight against
America. What hive they TO fight for? An
English sailor feels he hasn't his just rights.
Give him them, and he'll fight like bull dog
for the island. That's my opinion, and I
feel il; and its the opinion Of plenty that
know. IT is this and such like things that
make us care nothing for the country. Why
should we ? Now, what have we TO care for?
We are slaves on salt water, and the Cap
tain is god. 'Britons never shall be slaves
is all stuff now regulr stuff, sir. I'm dis
gusted to hear it. Why. Russian is hap
pier in his slavery and his ignorance than is
an Englishman with any feelings. if he's
poor
| Several others testified 10 the same effect,
! declaring that arguments as to sides in fight
ing are very common on board of ship.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23
COUNCIL CHAMBER, }
Augusta, May, I3, 1850.
AMERICAN CoURrsHIp. An English travel

AMERICAN CoURTsHIP. An English travel
er says: The ladies' paror has been n
great amusement TO me here. Two of the
habitucs were a young lady and gentleman
under an engagement Of marriage. The
loving pair invariably occupied TWO rocking
chairs, placed exactly opposite to each other.
The movement Of each was ihcessant, and
did not seem 10 break The thread of any sen.
limental discourse, for very little ofany kind
was carried on. They seemed gravely in
tent upon the swaying and soothing motion,
which now brought them in close proximity,
and the next moment interposed yard or
two of space between their faces. They
were by far the most pylooking lovers
ever saw. The rest of the occupants Of the
room were dotted about the spacious apart
ment on similar seals, most of them in per-
feet state of ideness. and apparently intent
on getting through the Time between the
meals as they were able. Ii is the custom
for young engaged couples TO have visiting
tickets printed, with their respective names
engraved on the same cards. They are
then lied together with white ribbons, and
during their intervals of rocking, the pair sal
" FORTH and leave tokens Of civili.y at the
houses of friends Z !! !!D-Hesperos.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23
THE EARLY DEAD.


Oh why should we mourn the early dead
Who leave our world of cares
Ere life's first sinless bloom has fed,
With anxious thought and tears.
'Twere cruelty to bind the wings
Of forest warblers gay,
And worse, to wish immortal things,
Midst solitude to stay.
Though earth has many thousand forms,
And ev'ry form tongue,
Full many kind and quiet heart
Has often times been wrung
How many stratagems are laid,
The thoughtless te betray;
How many sianuT Tsas.words are said,
To wound the careless gay!
Oh innocence, how quick betrayal!
How soon to feel the smart
By cruel snares of treach'ry laid
With shrewd, malicious art
Thou treadest on her serpent head,
Nor see'st it slyly coil,
Until, alas thy fame has fed,
For thou art classed with guile.
Tho soon in sorrows waves immersed,
Tho soon to be undone,
Yet forth thou wilt in radiance burst,
Like winters setting sun
Wilt rise triumphant DER the storm
That shaded thee by night,
While treach'ry's pale and guilty form
Shrinks trembling from thy sight!
How many sombre vapors rise
From deep affections spring,
And with their chill drops damp the heart
When it would gladly sing
Oh. then 'twere selfish cruelty
To keep spirit here
When it would smile off life and death,
And smile without tear
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23

A certain wood wharfnger of this city
who had an Irish family for a near neishooi
to his wharf, told the man of the house ina
if he would agree not to take one SICK O.
wood from off the wharf during the winter
he would give him cord of first rate maple
Whereupon, Pat scratched his head, and al
ter pondering over the proposition tor mo
ment or two, came to the conclusion 'hat he
could do better than thai - Pathknder.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23

STRANGE SURGICAL CAsE.-Tbe Boston
papers state that two snakes, one lS,the 9th
er Is inches long, were cut from The abdo-
men of an Irish woman in thai city, on Fri
day, Sd insr. They were of blush green
color striped, The upper part being darker than
the lower and the species were designated
by MIR. Wright. the operator as, Coiubra risi.
dis. The woman's name is Kennedy. heI
age about about 40. When the operation
was finished, she was relieved from her dis
tress, and is doing well.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23

MORE CoURTs.-A petition to the present
Legislature is in circulation, for the estab-
lIshnent Of new Court in this district,
which shall have especial cognizance Of
criminal business. .-.4rgus. u-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-23

Mister will you just lend pa your newspa-
ner he oplv wants 10 send il to bis uncle in
the country 'Oh certainly-and ask your
father if he'll Just lend me the roof bis house;
only want the shingles TO make the tea ket-
lie boil
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
Sfe1te SSsa0rc,s.
&c. 80 D6ek6nngs
sSarmers Stpcf.

bt d. m Gpurtb aus.
Wia6t icinen pertbrtrn &tnpen tfnr Dem putli.
fun iterbatrt, Die er9ebrne Qnjciss baB CT cine
trlfdbc tIno ansseIei1ncte QuswaDl nstier Q8aaren
70 chen pom Often trbalten Bat, tpele CT su pn BIZ.
ti5tten preiicn atfesen tarn, unb reren Oute uno
Saacrbafti9teit CT preiif anpreiftn barf. - @eine
4usUabl teltstt aus allsn &rtten, rps!be in (cin
Sad einfblaSen
Snher, @afhmere, Satinette pcn allen Gar-
ben nnb 3u jeSem preife,
Sns uno ausldnbiide Drudfatune BON Den
beffen W1utern, febr wrblfeil.
Gticenifrffe, Naepata's, $arpns, Ginbams, Cam,
met, 1anber, 0bete, 0lasline, scnen, 8ett.
set'Se, Qaatts Santer, Sbrpals, .5ate,
Sonnets, Sarfen, pcrslanwaaryn,
furt faft jseeh Nrtitsl, Der ptrlanst perrrn mag.
Siufst an nnp hteticuJt Gab 1clttf.
Canton, Gpril g., 1850. 29.3IQ.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
Oeu tfebe Subbanbluna.
u Dtt (G 10era ftftN 6. n

Die unterjci6nrtcn .batten fcrtrabrcnc ein reid,
balti9es saser prn Si6ern aler 8atttnsei,, telft,
bend aus mctijnfhen, tbtolcaifeben, rs6tsmidtn.
ttattli@en. id6nmneniAaftliAen ltnc sefe.ibt(iben
Qserten 2eerten Der eentbrnSlaTifer IN serletcres
nen Aus Satcn, qsSrtcrtibcrn, Sttultd6ern, 8e
carapbcn, 9Srlfsti3ern, Gineerf9riften, 8ilpsr.
ta6trn, 3ci1nenrprlascn II. 10.
Surtb unicre nnmitteltaren nnb ausaeoebnter
Sertineun9en init tanmttt6cn @ucbbanplunac,,
CettttAl'nbs uno Der 9obwe, inS mir In ben Stanb
ssisst, lsoss n eenter spra4e ertensne 9Bere
fal" ano sa e,ttsen preiien lu teorscn. 9eir fen.
esn nnffre 1nftrdse init jrbem per reaelu,asiaen
Tottcampfl6itFs al, uno erbaften unftre Wae6er
init t. nsn 0amrfern 9'eip. gort 8remer Sine.
2e'r rtrtaafen aud Q1e6fcl in beltrbiaen 8etrs.
gen nro 9idten mad alien @eseneen SentGAIanSs
pic ;Sa@errsrlcidniflt unferer .eanpluns iinS
nntnt9clolih 80 crbaten r""
.s OSn -ern Starbof; 8u66anpluns in Canton
tcnncn ctsn9enelrete 8i6erpcriei6nit ctnaefe6e,,.
loip'e TeltelunSsn aaf irsenb Gin belstses 2I,ert
9ernadt perbtn.
G99erS unb So.
4. Strase stpifasn Dlain une 9ealnut
Cincinnati, Obp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
eSOiepb O0rfllatlil !.

G6e Der Iuscarairas nnb Marftifra6e,
@antcn, Shic.
Ganblcr init Gllenipaarcn unb fertieen
RleiSungSifiicecn.
SD erbalte jeet rcn rer ,Nuater City" cine
srrBe tnr rraebtpoae 1aswabl GIIenwaasen, &c.
ifsbsnr gum xbcil fur
Samen1Gleioung
ron cen fratclten 0luttsrn, mic !. 9.
Sciesnier9e, 0in9bams,
Oiuslin bs Gain, SareSe 0iiter, SADIE,
Sran3. uSrap o. ttte," nets eintarti5e unp
saipns, tarriertc SYpiss Wlcu
Nldpaeds, &c. &c.
&attune in ue5erHuB.
Sonnets, 8aauprus e tramrfe &c.
GeaiHss, Grieen,
oanctbube, 1bcilene @triimrfe ,e.
S:nnet Yanr,
@ebteid,ter unb ungeblei6ter Muslin nub
Drilling, eeinen, Sciitmerlfctfe bon je-
Der @attung, Greeos, Satinette,
@alftniir ano Scans.
Glider.
ShparS-fram3. 9iiher, Glider bon per-
i6leoenen Sarber, Dcn Gin @al(Imir, bette
Scrte, etnfarbigcr nnb geitreifter @a1Ilmir
bon alIen AuaIitdten.
SrimlntnQS &c.
1at6ensx imminss, ttablsrne @&l6fTtr 1t, Qua.
fen fir 1rttitsbeutel, SinseN. Sainlnc fur Sa.
neE cOn neteifer Wprt, Iafhenti6cr tinp cine An.
jabl aneerer Nrtittl, rem 1asc ju sefallen nno es
ben @sfbu,at safrissen Sa tfelsn. Surg, incline Aus.
fpabl f in Der Ibat
vSSracbtbpll!
SD ine6tc 3n8ltib mcneu Sreunrtn nnc tcm
publifum i'm Ql8emeinen tasen, raB it in 9Brbls
fetlbsit fur Saarsefb niht dtertrcffen pcrs
cen fann.
1ueb batc ib cine srcsc Qusnabt ftrtScr Glci.
ftnssftitte mad Der itt'lefen Olprt.
Die Sdneiberet ipie friiter babel betrieben!
8ebinSunsen: tfnatanbcrltdb 8aarsclc.
Jcfepb Sartman.
Canton eWai l5., 1850. 34sSip.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10

Senatorgrmmnn5 5mith, iener
bcppslsiinsiSe Wahlnsent, Der sur 3eit Der
lebten prdGoentennnhl bon Waibiuatcu
ans cas Qanb nit Dcfumenten iber<
fd,sremnsf, bic er tn ,tpei Musgaben, cine
fjir ben Jsorben, bic anbere fur ben Shben
beitirnmt, brnden IieB unb fpsrin Die Naeis
ritns Iaplcr's balo ois Dem einen oser e,m
anoerea eanofbeile siinffig erwie(en uno NIT
8riefrn belest pnrbe, befaao fd jiinalf In
elmer ifarftn &leume. Senatcr 8rabtup
scS ihn cermaeen nit ben MabIbriefsn bes
u9llten Cad" iber sIibenoe S3oblen. bas
Truman fid 9en6thi8t fanb, su,ueebsn,
GaYlcr babe In finer frhberem Gotre(pcns
benj erfIdrt er tpclIe nid,t prdfcent elmer
partei iein, er bate aber ieinen Gntid,lug
furs Dor Der Dbise@cnpention oednbert;
cteie Aenberun8 oes Gnt6Alufes lei IN Wbis
laeelpbia am r., 8. unb g. SUM I841 be-
faunf gemaht pcrDen nnb (ei alsbann Gan.
oioat Der Wbigpartei ge,pcrcen. narauf
tilbte Senator Bradbury 0rn. Smitb eint.
az Dcfen BON Gaylcr's @crreipcuben, uad,
oieiem Datum anf Gin Hrief pom "a.
Sult 1913 (aiio tadl bem 8. cc5uni,) als Grs
spisoernns an Qiprasb, BON pbiIabeIpbia.
spcriii 81 eirfad fAreibt rs d, mue IA,
gfn baBih fetn partetganbi-
bat bin" gerner xaylor unb guttIer
ipurben II gbarlsffcn, SnbsGaroIina, auf
anf einfn Stimmsettel sebradf aab TayIor
t,on biefsr Nomfaaficn Ia 4snmtniB aefsbt.
Orr aIte @ensral nabm Die ibn anaebotsne
92omiuafien nit foI9snoen Mcrfen IN Ell
mem Driffv vrm =. aasnll 1s48 (alfo
audi nad) benz 8. Suui) an |: .,SdIieeeno,
baB bieff Ncminaficn, ipie alle anbere, D 81
ne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE-
btn8Hn8fn gemad)t mcrben
nftmsfdb bisieIbs nit Danfan."
3ruIaa1f ltanc ipit berlfeinerf unb wuete
fti1 aDcrt il erpfstern.
lRsfdfn nloraIi{Men Gfanepuult fam
man finer 9>arfef, pit bieft mhiopartei i(f,
asl1ei(ex, bit fIdj - sbrfofrr NeiffeI, tpie
~ el8e nab btr Deppflsangioteit tebient,
'Ia1 r. ftrsul 3iflk iii eelonoea 2 melAm
e|f1n>pun{k 1qnts nan beps 9)rdfeenfen
1dDler aa1eli<n, btr bIinbIin8s, sbue Sn,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
Die Grentcn 9e9enleitise
2ebens,m. sSeaerDeriicDermn0s
Oefenfcbaft.
&apital $50, 900 Dollars, pollfoms
men fher gefenf.

utu 1stltt BtHtu.
9is 1nfate fur 1erfcberun8sn fifb ftIr niceris.
Gs ercen niAt MIR fur Elm Jabr, fir 7abre, iiters
baupt fur eins tettimmte furjerc 3etcaner 8eltcnoe,
fonoern aud pauernbe pclieen ausee9tten,
ipelbf GAue f itr atie 3ett sepabren nen,aIs
srl6fben, a,io bel einem 9ertanf pss GiSentbuus
mitptrtauft merpsn t6nnrn. @ie iptrben 8egen Gmts
ridtune elmer 3tbnjabrsrraine attseesten; Aae
Diejeni CT, irtl6e baternoe pplieen iiebmen fra.
ren raber en lsoeutenbes.
9a bic 0eftaf1aft an6ercein In feicen 3wsi9en
ibrtr Beihaffstbdtisfeit aae Snbaber bon pplicen
mad 2serbaltnB Der ctn8ejabltsn Derli6erunSspras
inien IN ibrtm profit IbetG nc bmen
ldBt, 70 8iett ie ntten rcllfcttl,ener .Siherbeit
tnegrtrs teptutenDe Ucrtbtile an bic .oanb, pel1s
enDsre 0efsaftafttn btr 1rt ni9t Bewabrtn.
2lilt, sptlbe ibr GiSentbnm cper tehsn 3a perlf-
Gtrn iphufben, fclten isb babtr tbre polisen per.
fhafen. Jlamentid Dsutfdbe fpilten ih an
rie i,ntersei9nsts 1atntur ,psncsn ba iH ibrer
cffiet alls bic 13erGderuns QcrbancIun.
gen u, o,eatfGer 9prade 8srfcSen sperptn
t6nnsn.
MafIIIcn, Gtarf Gcnntp, Ohio.
79. -. Narlbut,
16ent.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
Maler : 9ln;eige.

Ocn Ncm 3arldgefebrt mo ieb meine 8irbuna
srsaltsn INV mid ptrpclltrmmnet babe, teebre ii
inia alen Suntftrei1lietr arSujcisen, bas id mid
TN pcrtraitmafcn fcfpie i'm 8erfertiaer ppn Cir.
ebt 9cmalern, SerapIben uno @difpma[cn pbrr
gbrsitsn in otntfAer, emslifbsr unp fran,SIiEber
9pra4e, emrfeblr.
o ffiee tet scuis SeDu,ana Wla ii lf ON, obio.
Daniel 0foffer, W2a(er.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10

tsni3sns llnc Dliersfraft, phne erlerrs
Selelf9sfihf, fcIhca Sntgisnauen aisgBerfs
ieii9 cient Dir neuslten fhdncldifen
SnihiiIIun9en i'm Gabnett, Die 9rcBartsem
SerfhspencusNen lino Riubsreien I'M gaa-
ttcliatfdaBe iino gun, Gem @tarafter cieler
srcBsn plrteifibrer anpafirno.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
Cine feltene 0ele9enbett.
Cine
Gifenfcbntels nn1 cin Weafcbis
nen=Gbpp stt Derfdtfen.

Der linter3stbntte pini6t rtises III rem befen
Ibsile Der Stapt Canton scleaenes Gisentbum ~
rcreaufen Go 1T unfreitiS cine oct bstten Sascn fur
bic 9erftrtisun9 BON Ceftn, pfa9e, Maf9incn &c.
tpelee Go In, County BAT, tefcnpers "a ien Gtatff.
feutnt init ben tetfen unp fratcifen Wuferu psrft.
Dcn 1T unp jrtt elmer purhsansiSen Neparatur tins
terpcrftn ipirr. Nu6 pertauft er fein 2Rpbnbaus,
Tr. 26 Ncrcs sWartttfrabt, no or et teintn 8leb.
f6mfetbcp bat, tlnb tpeldes fur fa irSenc elm sc.
fttafe pcrtbcilbaft Sclcsen unp cinScrbtet III. -
Sar6 Die Gifcntaln wi,p ptiSes Gtabliffement tss
tettcnp an feinem QBertb stipinncn.
SIR pas Nabere ertunnse man tb tei
SOenrp Sofius,
Canton, 81. Wlai 1850. 35at. ..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
Sebpar,er unp 9rauer Staar per
Nferbe.

9cttcr .. GebeH ttfnbet fdb TIM 8effb
etnss Ulittets seSen psn fdbtparsen unb aratlen
Staar Der pferbe, beffen .oeiltraft er in ieinsr
praris sit is 9irnate binlanSib erprobt rnb tes
pabrt sefunocn bat s5n Der uetsr,eusune bas er
allen GiSentbamern ptn pfsrren III Bssns a,,f osis
8es D!tte sroBe 9ienfs 80 leitfen pcrn,as, trinat
CT es bermit sur 6fentliben Gunee. Wlan ,pirb pas
Der tpcbl tbnn bei ibin anturnfn. CT tebanrelt
etenfals alle aiipern pprfommenpe Rranfbcifcu per
pferne init be,n tetten Grfcls tefonbers Scuneer
cber SteifDeif fsr pfsrbe tann CT NIT 8eni6beit
fnrren, inbein fine Olittef nit allein purb feline
Yraris, tetcern BON alien 9a6fnnbiaeu cer aan,en
etri!ifirten Qeelt binlanSlid erprptt ffns.
0antcn, Ott. H., ls49. 9sb. y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
9Selee SSttebbin0erei.

Ser llnterjti6nrte niabt ben put(itum RON
SMtt' .S nne ansrsnjtnSen 0cuntiss Die erseten
Nnjti9e, eaB CT Ii6 in
CatIto:t Ot.to,
permanent nisnsrrelafIen bat nm fin Gefbatt in
alsf ielnen 3wet9en su tstrritrn. Snnelp er auf
e'sle'n 2ee9s Cine Denife einen, perebrten Wutlis
rum anttetet ptrli4trtcr, int Qcrtrauen anf teine
Neilntn'fie 0siAitti6feit unb l6jabriscn prafti.
l9en @rfabrun8tn, jeeer Anfcretruns il, 8e,na
@ut Oauerbatt,9teit, GIesanJ uno pinttliatsit
9entt9en Sa fonnen bcfFenb 3uslc6, bic @untf enes
sssregrten patlitums gu perbiensn. Sr bait es fir
aeerfllll8, lb felbtf 81 rd6men nnb sebt BON Se,n
mug. WV"
Or etnsct alle Irtsn RON Bidder, Wan,rGfete ,e..
eetn Ginielnen uno tn srb6en Nuantitatet,. fc,pie
Anep Slanttndtr altr 1rt unb fur 0ountp< 4emter
Ati4 rsrfsrti9t er -9utfba9tc!n @cnnettcrci,
A"iaerthdber, fp,pir ale 0rtsn ron parrarteit.
= OF Setne 2Ferftait tcfneet idb in Der S,fli6en
asnseara,pasttrabe, Gte Der @alnuslfrake. qeoen.
absr {2rn. .. u. Sdbneipers .eptsl = '0
sJmlius Sittel.
Gantrn, aug. Is. 1s49. -46 tp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10
= 1t 6 : y imSerei,

VautoiL Starf, 90, Obic.
Der untersei4nete maebt biermit feincn Sreunecn
unp oem puttitum iiterba,pt bic cractenc Qn,eiae.
bab CT teit anGem mebrere 9ertc0erunas,, i, tei,
msm ed@aftt Sstrftfen bat ,pcna9 G. I'm Stanre
it, ac in lein Sad cinfcblaaenpe Irteitei, ,poblfcf
oautrbaft une Sefbmadpra 80 liefsrn. Gr ,iter.
nttint
Sacber, pampblete, S5lantbaeber &c.
auf8efsauns. Sir BAG tisber se,denfte 3utrauen
cantene, einpfeblt CT fib Der fcrnsrm gnnlf eines
pcrebrtcn pubIitums.
g. Warbenbars.
Canton, 4. Suli lS49. s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-10

Die 9lr6eiten an Der Sbios unb pennfpfs
tanie ! Giffntahn febuen ben erfrenliAfen
6crtfdritt.