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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31


The CREDIT SYsTEM.-Debt is the curse OF
our age. 1t unneryes industry, and clogs the
movements of business. tits an incubus that
weighs down trade-an evil spirit forever
gnawing away at the yitals of prosperity.
Debt seems the mark of mans fall from perfec-
etion. He makes debts as soon as he has q
name to be charged by; and marks down credit
as soon as he can write names. The old and
the young-the rich and the poor--are haunted
eternally with debts. individuals and States
are cursed and oppressed with debts. -.
Many and many long and toilsome days
labor goes to pay the interest and costs upon
debt. Hordes of officers for the collection of
debt swarm about like the frogs that in olden
time plagued Egypt. Debt makes a man a
slave and robs him of bis toll, his contentment,
his independence, and too often his integrity.
Debt cheats honesty and drives out virtue.
It sneers at purity and poIlutes innocence. 1t
betrays friendship and bribes fidelity. States
are weakened and made the prey Of the money
changers by debt. Countries once the faith
erland Of a happy, hardy and contented peo-
pie, are now the scenes of rapine and plunder
by horde of pampered demagogues and OPP
pressors while the sweat and toll Of the ema-
ciated and poyerty-stricken plebians can no
longer sufficiently fatten the soil to make it
stalisfy their hunger and the tax-gatherer.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

VIRTUES OF MlLK.-It is a most perfect diet
Nothing like tit contains curd casieu, which
is necessary for the development and formation
of fmusele-butter for the production of an ad-
equate supply of fat-sugar to feed the respi-
ration, and thereby add warmth to the body
the phosphates of lime and magnesia, the per-
oxyd firon, the clorids of potassium and soda,
with the free sodi, requiredt to give solidity to
the bone-together with the saline particles
SO essentially necessary for other parts Of the
body. It contains Tactic acid or the acid of
milk, which chemists inform US is the acid Of
the gastric juice, SO requisite for the proper dis
solving our food in the stomach. 1t is there
fore obvious that milk should be chemically
correct in all constituents, and that its benef-
cial effects on the constitution should not be
neutraIized by adulteration; it is, DIR. Pront
properly states, athe true type Of all food.nl
How. necessary, therefore, is it that it should
be pure--otherwise this. wonderful and wise
provision Of Providence win be "a curse rather
than a blessing -Bagg's Dissertations on Mix.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

EfFEcTs OF SALTPETRE.-Among other sin
gular effects produced By the saltpetre expIo-
sion at The great FIRE 10 Brooklyn, On Sunday
last, says the New York Sun, was the injury
Of trees and grass plots belonging to the dwell
lings which were in the range Of the clouds Of
smoke and cinders. Showers Of melted saltpe-
ire, were carried up with the smoke, falling ID
small white balls, like shot Or hail stones These
balls were hollow inside, and soluble with the
slightest moisture. Wherever, they fell the
grass turned yellow. and the leaves Of The trees
and plants were stained and eaten through as
i with worms. The paint on the piszzas and
door-steps was sadly disfgured from the same
cause. -. ~ & -. ~. ~ ss
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
ySpanish Quarrels.

| They are talking about getting up war in
| Europe, because the Count de Montcmolin has
married the sister of the King Of Naples The
Spanish Minister at the court Of Naples has
packed up, taken his passports and gone heme;
and the same functionary at Rome, on the snp.l
position that the Pope has taken share, in
promoting the wedding, has quit Rome, in
molin is the son of Don Carlos, who was
brother of Ferdinand the VII. of Spain, and
under the laws of the monarchy as they ex-
isted at the accession of Ferdinand, Don Gag
los was, in default of male issue, the Legitimacy
successor. But Ferdinand married d very
clever woman, Neopolitan herself, and She
managed her weak husband, and did sundry
other things not quite SO excusable as manag-
ing fool-the result Of which was. that hav-
ing produced daughter, she got the old Sali-1
que law revoked, and on Ferdinand's death be-
came Queen Regent, and her daughter, Queen
Isabel II. The excluded heirs have been fruit
lessly struggling, sometimes by wars and IN
surrections, and sometimes by diplomacy and
compromising, to get back upon the Spanish.
throne, and generally their cause has been IA
vored by the absolute powers Of Eurepes Tho
liberals Of all other nations have inclined to ia
vor the new order Of things. They acknowI-1
edged and supported Queen Christina, and
they are all on good terms with Isabel H.
The old pretender Carlos is pretty much out
of the way, and his son stands towards Spain
as the Count de Chambord does towards
France the representative Of the Legitimate
line Of the cid Bourbons. Bourbons they are
all together, and so webelieve is the Neapolis
tan family into which the young pretender has
married The wife of Louis Philippe was also
a princess of the same house, and her son, the
Duke de Montpensier, is married to the Queen
Of Spain's sister, and he is watchfuf rival for
the succession to the Spanish throne in right
Of his wife. They are cousins all round
French, sNeopolitans and Spaniards- and all Of
hatimbecite Bourbon race which, descended
from tie great Henry w., the foremost manTofs
his times, has exhibited so many humiliating9
proofs of stupidity, obstinacy andweakness.--
Now, it seems that the Pope and NeopolitaIls
are suspectedsof making capital and influence
to favor the young pretender, BY giving him
NeopoIitan wife to disturb the Spanish Queen
and her French brother-in-law; and there will
doubtless be as much diplomatic uneasinessJ
about it as there was when Louis Philippe
bamboozled the British and the Italians, and
got the Spanish heiress for his son. All this
furry and contention springs out Of the ques-
ton, whether one set Of fools or another sstofl
fools, branches Of family which has not pros
duced ten men Of sense and spirit since the B
death Of it's founder, more than two centuries
ago, shall have the privilege Of ruling overa
fine kingdoms and noble race Of people. It
is difficult, on this side Of the Atlantic, tocom-
prehend how any interest can be got up for tfIe-.
elevation Of any Of the branches Of these inca,
pable Bourbons.-N O. Picayane. ,.as...
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

INTELLIGENT DoGS.-Several years ago Judge
| Hopkinson, Of Philadelphia, eWned two dogs
both Of them remarkable; for theft intelligence
Oscar carried letters and newspapers from his
masters house to friend who lived several
squares distant. He barked when he reached
the house, was admitted, allowed the parcel to
be untied from his neck, and waited patiently
for an answer returned home, gave notice Of
his arrival by barking, and was ready to 60
again on similar errands. Spring, the other
dog, was short legged, half terrier he posses
sed memory and the reflective powers in q great
degree. A lady about mile distant from his
masters house, being very fond Of animals, al
ways paid great a,tentionto Spring Mhen he
was on visit with his master or mistress
Finding this very agreeable, he took it in his
head to pay his visits alone Without any tut
lion, he raised himself on his hind legs and at
tempted to ring the bell, but all his efforts could
only produsse "a jarring Of the wires. Being an
unus sual sound, the servant, within sight Of the
bell below, went to the street door to aseer-;
tain the cause, and Spring rushed in. After
that, as his visits were generally at the same
hour, the rattiing Of the bell was the signal for
the dogs admittance. He paid these visits for
several years, and was always received with
great kindness. About two years ago, on en-
iering the house, be found the family caressing
a beautiful little greyhound, and although they
paid Spring the same attention as formerly, he
showed his dspleasure at the intrusion Of the
new favorite by growing and keeping at dis
lance. He would neither take tea cake nor SUI
gar that was offered him, but went away sulki-
ly, and neuer returned By himself. 4z es
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

tisement, offers to supply each planter with a
barrel of Bisnlphite at cheap rate, with per-
missionto to test the merit of the Improvement,
we strenuously advise all parties interested in
sugar planting, to adopt the suggestion and
give the new process fair and proper trial
the cost is little or nothing, say $40 30 for a
barrel, and the benefit, if the process possess
Those who tried it in Louisiana last winter es-
timated the improvement as worth in quality
and increased product $40 to 1915 hogshead,
according to the apparatus used.-N O. Bee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

pAn editor out West having left his paper
in care of his sdeyil,n during. temporary alb.
sence, the little fellow seized the opportunity
for the purpose ofspFpclaiming hiea e
Hear him: s*s. 4 - :. .s.5szs =
{ The editor has left town, and we -the imp
have rot in hissboots which viii account for
the superiority of the present number, and two
tor three. succeeding numbers Of the Eagle. s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

/ n Louisa Smiling, female sob color" and
accelerated pick-pocket was lately convicted
at Boston, and sentenced to two years and .
half confinement ID the House Of Correction.
Why don't Garrison and his abolition friends
petition for the pardon of the sooty Louisa-a
victim Of white inhuulanity --who, we doubt
not. Is now aamiling It grief
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

uThe nomination Of Mr.. Conrad for Sec
rotary of War, and Mr.. Me Kennan as Seere-
tary Of the Interior, were unanimously confirm
ed BY the u 8. Senate on the 18th. The Cab
met Is now complete, and all the members are
in Washington.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31

u DR.. Isaac da Costa, of Amsterdam, in his
work entitled .Israel and the Gentiles," esti-
mates At from FIVE to seven millions the whole
number Of Jews in the rid He allots fifty
thousand to the United States. .ssW p a'sse
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-08-31
4 EDUCATION, &c.

T7I7 N1w ORLEANS
aFEMAEE SEMINARY, :
-zDIREcTEDsB BY MRS. VAN KooTEN-
Transferred 10 PLAQUEMLNE, Parish
.I6urals, La, viA be open for the recep-
tionof Boarders and Day Scholars on
the 1olh February pror.
MRS. VAN NoOTEN, having returned
UI from Europe, and completed her arrange
naents for attaching permanently to her insti-
tuition teachers in every way competent and ac-
complished, respectfully solicits patronage for
her establishment. Parents and guardians are
requested to visit the spacious and commodious
buildings, to which, at the request Of several
of the gentlemen referred tosbelow, the insti-
tuition has been removed.
For further information, MRs. VAN NooTEN
begs leave to refer to her Prospectus, Ito be
found At the Institute and at the principal book
stores in New OrleansD or to the following
gentlemen:
Ii Pl1qaemine. II Nep Orleans
w. z. EDWARDS, Esq, Rev. D. NEVILLE,
Dr.. CH CLEMENT. ALFRED HExNEN, Esq,
ZENoH LABAuvE, Esq, JAMES Rom, Esq,
III. G. CAMMAcK. Esq,
feb6 FRED. Frey, Esq.
N1kS. " 0iI IVOOGcu UdSt6uS " tiiC
report which has been spread, that she does
not receive young children. Pupils Of every
age are received at the Seminary. 1.
To avoid any future Misrepresentation in regard
/, 10 her terms, Mrs. Van Nooten has concluded to
publish the same. as following
BOARDERS,
Payable Quarterly in Adrance.
For board and general instruction in .
English and French, and all the ne> Il
csssary branches, including needle
and fancy work, 20 per M
Music,
Singing, esas
Drawing and Painting,
Dancing, three months in the year. 6
Washing. H. 80
vssss4sses-s DAY SCHOLARS. sss-sSzsz7sa-.-zs,-z
Genesai instruction in English French.
and oil necessary branches, including
needle and fancy work [nceosdlng aoss
the are of the pnpils,1 40. &8And $6 per m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

j ~ @cH bae seaenspdrti9e GDaem 70
uerdnberf iperpeil, Da6 Der @anoicat, ber
Die bSeblfe Stilimensabl erbielt, sltr ppieit
be,Rpfratild)en Stirnnensabl bsreti,ti9t ieL
rber iollen bic bel Der llripahl il,dlr etiss,
gegebenen Gtin,nteity ia SerbdltntB 3it
ben eiuoe9ebenert utter bic Gano.oafeii
| rerthetlt ipsrpen?
8. ) Scll es ben Ganoicateit il,tteria9t
spgrDen, oas Gpuilty slt bnrhreiien nitc
Stnilltsu sli iuerben, ulIs tire 9icniInatlct'
AT iiterlts
silif slntrag bon S. S. Socffmaan spars
| ben cbige 6ragen et,ier Scntnsltte BON finf
i6ergebet,, beren pfiie,t es III, pcr Der De-
rscfratifhen 'Gcuutys epapeiitlcn, ole am
%. Nebraar 1851, Bormitta9s 10 llbr im
gourtbamle IN Canton gebaiten spercen
| fcll, harllbsr 8erid1t 81 erlfatten, BET ipels
der @ele9enbeit itber cbi9e Ura9en ilno
aber ben Bericbt Der Committee entfd,ies
ben ,peroen icil, DER 8crileer ernannte
bic S,erren S. S. Soofmaillt, S. Gil9sre,
Or. u. 81. BUD, u. Dnnbar uiso Darlo
9Salfer als beia9te Committee. ST
Sefhlcilen, bas Der Gcrlser beanfs
tragt teL in @ema6beit rbi9en Seltlniies,
cine @onntDs Convention su beritfen.
9laf slntras BON S,rn. S. &il9cre ,pnrbe
befhteiien; Oa6 jeoes Wl,t9lieo Der
@entral ecnln,ittee erlitht fei cine Ser>
famillun9 in leineln rep. 3cipnihip gu
beriifeu Hut ette Grmnfiffee nrn sl err
neanem, spelte BET Der ecltntps s@pnpentlen
iage9ell ieln fol-.
Belhleffen, caB jeces Wit9liec Der
@entrals@cn1nlittee feinen Gnlfiap bennHen
ict, nm Die Glrcnlatlon pes Ohio Staatss
Boteii ilib oes Gtarf ScuitD Genictraten
81 pernebrer.
Beidlpffen, bas Die 9ertanelun9eit
cieier Gerfannlun9 lm Start Scuntp
Deuofrat llno i'm Shic StaatssBcten bis
Sur 3eit Der Convention oerpfentlIht
uDerocn.
slnf 9lntrag uerfn9te fId bic COMMITTEE
6is gum %. Sebrilar 1851. 4
6. S. @ei9er, 8crfieer.
&. g. Ncffmanli, G6reiber.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

GsmtsAlanf slss11titIe Get uns ia Isw ycre ere
fd5sinr. lpr ssnpEebien nas ids5ne Bud AQta, ee
In Der setthre tpabre 0etfes. tsso Qes5enstlbune
fucten irir ensrfs1Ien GO ssiss Dann rts t't
@turne ees sstsMs sinen y5afsn issAt tn ttsnrm
.6eraen. MIR smpfebtents rem svgitld1en Wtimu'
sbe, pas Gcrne ,rsilt Sci ben qDuncern peg Nafus,
csn Srcesn qDsrten @pttss aHe etn 05spanfsn
eoler, rsrwanrter Wstffer.
Mltper's untper fuin frthetnt fur Aius'
rita tn mrnattteben siefsrnnaen, ron centn
2 eiucn Sabrgang ccer NenD aiissnaebsn. Jspe
sisfsruns entedtt circa 20 Sclicieiten xert, oe'
fotrieten ron 3. Dleper unc ilf mit pisr Staplfis
sben getdmaett, ntsr psrsn Dcrfssfiidtsit cas
tuRlfiinni9e publitnm tdnsif eutfhieosn bat. Ote
Sirma ess Deriaesin.fitnts uno Der strfHvcle
Juf, psn cefFtn tcrilbmte Gunifanifait tssanrtes,
tirssn fir Die ansef1malssts @ASnbsit Der Silu'
itratipneH.
Gntfcripticn spreis 50 NJ Den
Banc, cber 25 Gents fur oie tietsruI'9.
Tiirei 70 fctftar ausseitattetes Bud III cies
srsnia. Go 1T peniser als rer Sabrprejs Der inet
,fen ttnterbaitanss Scarnalr, pelebs IMAM tssBf,
rer8iBt, unc fsltsn oss Aufbetsns irertb aDrst.
QBS atsr Diepsr's tlnicetiusn in 9etdpefsn ga
nitifnttrfeln Gingana Sefnncen pat, oa wtrc 60
iuntr Gin &bae fur llnferDaitlinJ tiiic Seltps
rang, tnc fur Ssif unc 0suitD tine 6anc8rnts
Der xtafts,ms une GrbsbanS stsissn.
SIR oiefen eriIen 5atr9an8 Der
amerifaHifden sins9abs uen Weper !
untuerf u M llbern mir lien
Abonnentea oelelben
ais 8 ramie
rii, prddtises Suniabtatt iagrcB 6olio:
Oie Geefcblacbt bon ga SOase,
fglad QIctfss beribmtef,, 03e,raice cetfcshcn pcn
= - 9srrirffcr q crfrr IN Fras,1
~. QRir ,percen naf,sr fcrsens eab GO ale Cub
ieritsnten init tssn swSiften oefts ess trifen
sSances enrfanSen.
Nene @pkferirtir n. = @utitrtttnten.
bic II . trn Hetras ess taafsneer Sabrsanss rsit
ersi ruars per pctf franco sinfencsa, ttrftrn
mir resslma6iS Gle aNcnatstsfte une pramis ios
frrt nab Grfbsinsn per speif mne fret tns !eaus.
Serrmann s Wleper u. 60.
Sac Gcrtb. 1silIiam Ctr, .Dcrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

Gtit mcberner Dcn Snan. Die
9ae,p g)crfer sibenbseittns pcnr 8crseftris
gen berihtet aus .grcctlDn 9S. Mallb
pom 8citcn bat fIh per etipa IA Ga9eit
ben Spae gentadt, III eiaer g4ehe nm 2
Mdoden su freien unc f,c and in 3tpet auf
eil,aiiber fpisenben Ga9en BON stpei pers
fd,ieeenen paffcren fid, antral,eil gu laifen;
fle beieen M. elarf uno 6. Wseefer. Sn
8cffcn batter nod, ein orittes Meit. Madt
i'm Gan;eu brei. gr fist jest in strreff.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25
Stb.parser tlto sramer Staar BET
0ferDc.

. rftor .. @bcu tsfinnst lid in Sc.
hk eines Uitteis SsSsr Den fcbiparsen nnn
arauen Staar Ger Tfcrtt, DstJtn shiitr.fs
sr In ielner praris ,eit lS 1lcnate bsniamslid,
sFprctt tnS terabrt sefuncen.b bat. Sn Der usters
3sr3anS Dap sr aiisn Gi5entpdmsrn pln afsr.
fsss IN St,uy auf csisss Dl:ttel SroRe Gitaiie ~
sitfen rsrinas. tsinSt er ss bieEmit jsr Sfsntii.
sbsn Snnce. 91an trirc oabsr spcbl tpmn. lei ibsn
anJnrufsn. Gr tebaussft etenf.ls alie ancsre
pertcmnaenrs Grantbsitsn Der lgfsrrs mis cssn
fetfsn GrfrI8; beisnntrs Scantsr peer @ts:f.
beit fcr pferre Fam CT NIT 0,GiBotis fnYi.
rrn, iurem tsine Iiittef ntbt aaein ourd, teine
9'raris, icncern ron ullcn xSa1rpmbisen Der aau,
ssn e,riIifisttn QFtit binlanSlip srprert linr.
santen, Oft. IN. 1919. s.t..r.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25
~. st. Sai,f,ssa.,a
Gttp GrsfeI, I,

frlltess asOotat q. .A2,niptiaue,
terti8t Spilma q ten ,lne fsntfissettr
tanren III rsMt der &piaae an. SSr,ne u {.
ta"nttsatmi. csn erHtks,nNs.cte. unev5sisshts.
verDaisntisa; css tirerIc Scrriat uns. in ,pe.e,
&C :ait srtui prsuifi'.9rn, ~Irri.mrsrp.tac cn unc
Gatsr1isrsn 1.nn.atc ~ 8Atmsse, tua is fureb
ealtstte n.it fen tsiten Usl.sattsgaaisrn ID altsn
Igeien uttsiaaps iiSpt, ,I.ldlt cs i'm, ms ;.
iiM, cic
grpsbnn3 ben grtlthaft Shlhttbeils IS,
aao ienitigen aus cem dIren Watilante
isa ;u erWasteacen @sleern,
srs itcrbanpt fammtlide ,n rice Sud, j,pfassnee
Gsftaftr auf pen tas;cfsn anr Iitsrilsn 1rsss
Su tetcr6en. & ss
NafiillOn, ofiise sss arrcsatsn
O. Q. S,urlbuf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

Cine 9aas neae bDtif criginelie Grtlas
ruus ilber ben llrprrnS bes s. SartcFels
franfheit sitt Der 0enerals qirltenant
BON sapaaa IN &aiTel. Sad, ieiner stnfdt
beruht fle anf Der sunebmenoen Slnohafs
tisfeit Der Wsenld,en. - Eena arsamcns
tirt 81 = Siinbe erseast 1dulnie i'm IQens
fd,en 8dnInis ater, curd, bic ansbams
flung Der eetenben nnb bnrt bic genpes
flung Der 2coen in bic Grce 9sbrad,t, Der,
breitet cine 9raufbeitenaife, uno biefe
Stramfheitsndile it Der grilub ber &artefs
fslfranfbeit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25
Cine feltene 0elcsenbeit.
gtne
Gifelfchmelj iinD eitt MA:
feDinenfcbcp 3tt Derfamfeis.

0tr unf;rjsidtnctc miinttt rttSss im rem ts.
usn ~ ns err S5tart CANT n srlrasses Vigcn.
tbum So rerfanfsR. Go atf uulfrs.tiI cine car DC.
ifsn sl9sn fls p,s Gcrttrt.,uns VOL rctea. pdii.
.eat -ot.lW.isn &C., tprcpe CO il Srunt, at, Be-.
iracsss ca ism 'StabI,ifsnsnt nat r.n trtfen uno
Fs1:"sh Wufern rrieDsn iif nao jsst e,ner
cusps@h9sSca NspIratir uHtcrpcritn p,rc.
= ~ rere.lift or is,a Mrbnbaus DO. 26 olcrc.
.WasttifraBe, No. Or let iensn BleninmirtsDrp
haf, i'ae ipspss faf IAN irSsnc enl eBsftatt pcr.
slipii 8asSen .ine einsridbtss if. - Am4
o's S,isnt"3a 'p..r cfi3cs &t,tiitTsmcnt ts.en,
tenc ,.n islnsn lel+tp Sepinn.n 98l1S
!. 5ar cas Na9src stsasrise man IT'D rel
0enrp BofinS,
0aistsn. 81. Miai 1850. 35.s. =.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

Seute iber 8 Ga8eli, a,a Ssenjobrsn,crs
naOrSsn, spirb Der psruu.trdSer ces Shic
Staatsbcteu, bei feinea perebrten @6nnern
nit einem nieSlieten Eenjahrsspunfde pcrs
fprehen, III Der Grpurtsit9, cae inn feine
Nanbe tpdhrenb SO tan9en l4chen, init
einer fleineu 9lneffennn,9 belCbnt iperbe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

Snbiana NcfcrmsG renticu.
Die @frfant,nInng 1T fprttvabrenc ba,nit
befhdftiet, CO cnrhsuieeen, bas Seeger
freien 3ntritt IN ben Staat haben nnb gts
9enthnn beflsen fittaea. Man 9laubt, bas
bicie gra9e bei itrer 9rcscn gsittisfeit
Dor bic 9lsftilnmuu9 pes @clfes 8cbrad,t
ipcrte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25
SSH 8taats 8ots.
,,aDe sreibeit ,potat, aa If mein gaferlans.' J
0antpn, aaitttpceb, Des. a5., 1850.

3eit nnb Mnfe, befcnbers erffere, bat
nns geman9eIt nm ui,ferrm 8erpreden
itadfciniircn si fcnnen. ssebrd, aufgefhcs
bentif 1T biefem Safe nidst aufgehpben. -
gSir erbalten burh oiefes 9ttffhieben @es
lesentett, nm iber cie ge9enifdnbe, iiter
,peldbe mir iins ansipreten ,pOlleft nuebr
GbdtfaheH at faunreln. Die GET 1T ses
fcntmen, ipc bas 6elb Der pplitif tn Starf
@cnatp BON feiteu ilnfraiit 9eianbert mere
teH muB1 IprnH uHDvrs Utr Cemrtrasse
teia finnlcfer Ghaa9 aperben icll.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

W az bingtcn, 81. Mop. Sd,as.
iffretdr ecrrin bat cine srcee Wssmee
slmtsabissnnssn teidlrGen, unter ihuen
rashrs aessn Cisnnioniifsu { Serareiisn2
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

9ebeu, fae CO patftt, linfS uab rchtS."
uWrlde FIRE Snee teterfht lin ?"
,,@r tiibet iId, Gin, per centfd)e Waihel
III fen"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

Moro. - Ieete Wche 9eriftb ein 9es
lptHer 8iefer, eii. IN peuniplpanien Ses
biirtiser bsmtiher sibfSmmlins, NIT einem
ssridnber, 9saineus earre y in MaIfllcn,
IN befti9en 95crtspsd,el, Der ia priselei
ausartete, nobel Der Grltere ben Siiir3eren
ge3c9en baben fca. 3ariiber er6itterf, be-
CAB I'D, Siiefer in eiaen giienpaarenitsbr,
ann EN- GOldymeGer su faufeu, mcunit cr
belagten @arreD sn tOoteu bea6fId,ti9te. -
Der ei0entbi.iner ces gtobrs, feline sI6s
fId,t erratbemc, tpei9erte ild ibm Elm fol-
dies WaefIer 3u perfaufeuL ipcrauf &iefer
cbne gSetteres einen Eoih erhaidte nnb
baunit binanseilte, unl fein Spfer arf;ufas
d,ea. Gr bclte earreY balo anf Der gtraee
ein nnb fad, itm BEN Gcld3 IN cie Seite.
Garrep ifarb am acknowledgement Morsen
an feiner aSunbe. &iefer spuree feif9enouls
men ui,c befnbet I'D, jest IN bieG8em
GcaRtpSefdaSuie, um fsin gerbSr an ndds
ffer Court ab5usparten. = Beibe betrieben
bas Nsadlergefd,dft ano tfauben i'm Eiens
ffe sipeier I'D, cpponirenber sBeijenbdntIer.
llebertriebener Dienifsifer tcll bic llr(ad,e
Ianssr Geincldaft sipifaen beiDeit se,peisn
fein.
90 cpfsrt fib Der slrme, III ,pabnEnni>
gem Gifer fur feiueH grobberrn!
DenlOfratiftbc So. @onoentip,s.
Sic Iemctraten bon gtarf Gsuutp
ftno ad,fim9eDcG eriiidbt, I'D, I'm Court
hauR 5u &anfcn am 20. Jfbniar 1851.
ycrnlfta8e 70 ubrs IN uerlasnmeIn. Cine
5ablreid,t 8cisucbnlia8 rirb er,partef. H.
Dem Gra8sn bon alsid,dgfeif aar Nsrnthumo
&or8eiegf Yperoen ip!len. +,
4 SIN 2Iliftra9 per eentraIs Gcsn,uiftre
&Anfcliy NeDby. rs, 1850.
" s. 0ei8er, 8cr(Iter.
5. S. Spef efftbntrll< Gd)mibex.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-12-25

er ans Dcrben's 8ofer setenner bate,
anf cas De6 anO fpran9 ii ben GtuS.
Sc0leid, iplroe siiarn, sentadlt tas 8crt
au9ebalten anc cine Shaluppe alts9cieet,
aber Dcn Nsartban mar iiid,ts ntcbr Sn
ieben Ccer su bOren unD 70 fsete caull eiicss
lid bad Dampffhif icine 0tciie speiter fort.
0r. 8croea bate nicbt bic slbiiht, feii,en
0efdbrten blo6 sn fteaen uno 1T nun febr
be9ieri9 u. erfahrel cb oieler 9liadtih cas
ufer erreid,t bat, ccer ertrunfen it.
CDem. Ia9ebl.