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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

POETRY.
HOME.
BY SAMUEL D. PATTERSON.

BY SAMUEL ID. PAI TEhoONs
Home there is a magic in the word,
A music in the sound,
Which makes the pulses Of the heart
With ecstacy abound;
And brings before the mental sight,
A vision rich and rare,
OF cheerful brows and smiles oil light, ,
w aiting 10 meet us there.
'Tis sweet TO gather round the hearth,
mid winters gloomy reign,
The treasures. God has given to bless
Life's wilderness OF pain;
When wife and children, and the friends
We prize, assembled, prove
Their kind affection, and bestow
Fond words and looks Of love.
What though around, the hoarse wind wild,
In madden'd fury roars;
And on the frosty fettered earth,
An icy deluge pours;
We reck not the world without,
Who see our world within,
Where childhood's laughing, merry shout,
Outings the tempest's din.
And, oh 'tis sweet. at days decline,
United TO repair,
Around the affairs sacred shrine,
And pay our offerings there
To thank with grateful hearts, that power,
From whom all good gifts come,
And pray that he may freely pour
New blessings on our home:
That as we journey onward through
Life's pilgrimage, cur way
May be illumined by the light
or faiths celestial ray
And, when the last dark hour shall como,
We, and the loved ones given
BY Him may find another home,
Lasting and pure, in heaven.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
r.rpprNCoTT, TAYLOR & 90.
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clothing Warehouses.

(THe largest assortment IN HE United SfdteS,)
New Warehouse, Southwest corner of Fourth and
Market Streets.
Old Stand, 19S and 200 Market Street, abere Sirbt'
Philadelphia,
VXTHERE the gestassortment ofREADY MADE
wv CLOTHING can be found in this market. Their
stock is always full and complete and they are there
fore always prepared, either in Summers heat or
Winters cold'' to supply every demand upon them -
Their motto is Superior Goods at fair prices and they
would therefore respectfully solicit the Merchants OF
the Valley OF Virginia give them call on their next
trip to Philadelphia.
December 10, lS49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
g. 10 MlAWISs

w OO EAGE w ~
No. 8, South Fifth Street, Philadelphia
JmpOrter and Dealer, Wholesale & Retail,
in Wines, Liquors and Segars.
CONSTANTLY on hand, a large and well assorted
Y stock, which is offered in any quantities on moder-
ate terms, comprising
Mederia, Sherry, Port, Lisbon, Sicily Tcnerif, NAL
aga Champagne, Claret, Hook, Sauterne and Barsac
Wines.
Old Pale and Dark Cognac Brandies; Jamaica and
st. Croix Rum Holland Gin Irish Scotch and Monon-
gahela Whiskies; Wine Bitters, (of very superior
quality y London Brown Stout, and Scotch Ale; Lii
quors &c. and the finest brands Of choice Havana Sc
gars.
All orders promptly and carefully executed.
December 10, lS49-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
PhiIa. DRY Goods Emporium

-,
IMPORTERS s. WHOLESALE DEALERS in
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
No. I2S and 100 ". Sd St., abore West Side.
TTEEP at all seasons a complete assortment of FOR
II EIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS on hand, a
dapted to the trade of all sections of the country and
adequate to any demand that may be made upon them
ooli The Merchants of the Valley Of Virginia. TO an
examination of their Stock satisfied that they VIII
II 10 their interest to deal with them
December 10, lS4g.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
Hats, CAPS, Ladies' Rich Furs, Beaver BOnnets.& e.
WILLIAM III. BEEBE & CO.,
l3S CHEsNur ST., PHILADELPHIA

I3S CHEsNUT ST, FHILADELFHE"
TTAVE ON hand large and superior assortment Of
I'll FINE GOODS in the greatest variety IN tneir
line of trade and offer them 10 Merchants and Deaers
generally at fair and moderate prices. They especial
~ solicit the attention Of the Merchants oil the valley
Of Virginia to their splendid Stock and trust that on
their visit to Philadelphia they will not IAN 10 give
is associated in the firm of w. H. Beebe Co. and will
take great pleasure in waiting on his Virginia friends
December l9, lS49.
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mo soutbern and western Merchants, &C.

To southern and western Merchants, DC.
Culver Ware-Forks-Tab Medium, Dessert
- Tea Oyster, and Pickle: 9 weSSer oxs
,er lra' Sance Sugar and Cream. Knives-Ice Cream,
Fish, Cake, Batter, Fruit, Dessert .,.,oa
Tea Sets of various plain to richly chased
and broken sets completed. Silver warranted
standard. W. or1,.o., r,,,ern.. con-
stontly ON hand and for sale at ,c
s'''"''y =" WILSON'S Silver Ware Mandatory,
c w corner 9TH and Cherry sts., Philadelphia
December 10, ls49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
WRIGHT & KING.
Clothing Rooms, No. l36, Market ST. above AID,
PHILADELPHIA.


VXTHERE at all times can be found complete ana
w extensive assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing.
They specially invite the Merchants OF the Valley
of Virginia to give them CALL promising to furnish the
best articles their line upon such terms as must COM
mand and secure their patronage. They manufacture
CTOTHINC to order upon the shortest notice. and will
be happy TO respond all suitable calls from the coun
try to that effect.
December 10, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
Holm B. w NJ D 8 ,
mmnR NEY AT LAW.

&ROM the liberal pOrtheretoiore extended 10 me
member of tho Bar in the Courts OF Augusta oo,s
feel encouraged to offer my professional " ;o
She FIRST two in their respective Quarterly ana Ciree
Superior Courts and the other, in their Circuit gu
sneror Court only. Office ia the Brck-range' secoao
room from the North end, on the East oil Tue ooui'
house square, in Staunton.
Staunton, Feb 6, 1850.
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wM. p. wxEsTACH,

No. 2Ss North Third Street, Philadelphia,
Wholesale Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer IN
Sadders' Hardware, Carriage and Harness Fur
niturc, Saddle and Carriage Trimmings, &c''
TTEEPs constantly on hand. rich and extensive as
N soTtment of SADDLERY HARDWARE, aud
through the medium of their home journal invites
the Merchants of the Valley of Virginia to call and see
him before purchasing elsewhere He offers ms Goods
at such prices will not fail to please ms
Remember, his place of business is NO. 20 liz Nof'"
Third Street, Philadelphia.
December l9, lS49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20


STRANGE CREpULIrY.-In The reign Of George
|. of England, there lived in Norfolk a woman
named Mary Croft who pretended to give birth to
an almost innumerable quantity of little rabbits
Strange as this story was, it was fully believed,
and when respectable physician, of thirty years
experience was called in to assist her during these
strange deliveries ard certified that in the course
of one month he had acted as accoucher to thirty
rabbits the sceptcal began yield their opposition,
and the believers increased rapidly in numbers
So great noise did the circumstance create, that
George the First became personally Interested in
the inquiry and sent his surgeon TO inquire intothe
subject. The doctor made personal examination
of the case, became satisfied Of the truth of the ex-
traordinary reports, and went back 10 London, not
only convinced himself, but with the intention OF
obtaining a pension for the rabbi:-breeder. The
king then sent Dr. ST. Andre, his surgeon and anat-
omist, also to investigate the affair. lie too return
ed thoroughly convinced He even carried back
with him some of the very rabbits, which were du-
" dissected before his Majesty. and found to be
rabbits and nothing else. An official account was
then published by him, and of course it produced
very high state Of excitement in the public mind
A controversy arose between the believers and un-
believers, and the celebrated Winston wrote a
pamphlet, asserting that the miracle was in strict
accordance with prophecy Of Esdras. The rab-
bit-breeding woman was, however, eventually prov
ed to be humbug, and she made confession oil
her deception, and was publicly whipped at the
market-place, receiving fifty lashes IN her bare
back
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

Tom PAINE-Painesat sat down in The French prs-
on to which his brother nfdels had mos, causeless-
ly consigned him, to overthrow the Bible; without
copy of that book at haahd-without having ever
carefully OF dspassionaely consideRd its claims 10
credence, or the evidences which sustain them-as-
suraing that such Ssuch the doctrines of Christ
because somebody said so; and that Christ was
an inposor, because those doctrines did not square
with his notions of reason and divinity. The tone
of his work is presumptuous, scofing ribald, dog
matte, insolent. 1t is as much as to say "b Tom
Paine, know everything, and whoever dssents from
my doctrines must be knave OF fool-there is no
third cioiceo Such work could have but these
efects-to encourage lewd reprobate boys in pursu-
ing the course dictated TO them by their fierce nm
regulated passions, which the religion of the BIZ
bic was the only check; and to impel devout, reve-
rent exemplary christians to deeper dislike OF in
fidelity in all its formsudging its intrinsic character
by this God-defyng manifesaton.-.M Y. 1n
bulle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
JOHN MACINTOSH. WIN. F. WHIT
MACINTOSH 81 WHITE,

Wholesale Ladies' Boot aud Shoe .ManJactmers,
No. IS, South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
MI & w. are extensively engaged in the Manu-
wi {. facturo of LADIES, MISSES, AND Chill
DREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES in all their varie-
ties and keep always on hand full supply to answer
the demands oftrade. They invite the attention OF
Country Merchants TO their extensive stock saiised
that at no other establishment Of the kind in Phiade
phia lean they suit themselves better either as ire
cards the quality of their Goods. or the terms upon
Which they are prepared and determined to sell them
Call and see them at their Old Stand, No. Is, South
Fourth Street Philadelphia.
December l9, lS49.-6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
SHAUN TON SPECTATOR.
II E Il NJ S .

ss- Tae e"SPECTATOR"isp publishedoncea ,ceek,
st Ttso Dollars year, Pad IN adoanee, or i.0o
lion of e near No subscription ioitbe discontinued
hui at tss EditO's, until allarrsaraseSars
paid. ,.,t,,,,a;l ;lmust
ne nost.pa,d, or tkey trillnot be attended to.
No. ADVER EASEMENTS Of thirteen Ilnss to'
less inserted threetmes for one dollar ana tecsnsg
sve cents for each 90
oertsements in the proportion A0s'"'@'''0'''
made to Advertiser soy the year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
;Mus D. WOLFE. JESSE B. Fhf
Wolfe & PeytOn,

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign 4 Domestic Dry uo0u'
No. 50, MARKET STREET, PHlLADELphiA'
WYE would respectfully call the attention o south So I'm
w ern Dealers to our well selected s.ovH VI
for CASH, and will be off TO customers upon
the cheapest terms We extend specal invitation @ a'
the Merchants of Virginia topay us visit at our houSe
No SO Market ST., Philadelphia.
r)oc tS4g.=- 6m.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
HENDERsON NJ. BELA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
STAUNTON, NIRGlNll

nRACTISES in the various Courts Of Augusta
L Rockbridge, Bath and Highland. Prompt at
,ention will be given to all business entrusted 10
his care. ;,o Tho Co,r,
Office in the white building opposite lhe oou''
House. next door to John n. Hendren-w"eie NC
may always be fouad during business hourS' eA'eP'
when professionally absent.
Nav 9, lS49.-R
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

Op- It has recently been publicly alleged that
nearly four thousand copies Of Webster's guarto die
tonaIy have been sold in Boston, in little more
than two years. Thirty millions have been sold OF
Webser's spelling book-about six millions since
the death Of the author, in lS43, or ono t,on per
annum.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

nrs- Lard or tar will cure cattle that may be Nc
ven with eating clover. Put TWO OF three 'ao'e. ..
snoonfnls of tar in the mouth Of the animal and
wi, he relieved almost nstananeously.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

at is an inexpressibe comfort" said the dying
Campbell the poet. "to be able to look back ana ee'
that have rot written line against religion or
virtue" How many would, in his situation, give
worlds TO see and feel as Campbell did
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

MEs rTAIrsr.-Those who can pull the most
fine Saxon over the eyes Of the public.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
JAMES H. SKINNER,

A1NINO@NlMY All ilAW0
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
nRACTISES in the Superioraud Inferior Courts
Il Of Augusta, the Superior Courts Of 10 rocking X
ham Ronkbridqe, and Albemare, and IN the u D
District Court for Western Virginia,
OFFICE, next door to the Court House, In the
Brick Row.
May 2, lS49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20
CONGRESS HALL.

10 S7gUlDIVANN9
No. IS CHEsNur ST., 4 27 SoUTK THIRD Dr.
PHILADELPHIA.
Dec 10, ls49.-6m.
ANDRETH'S Fresh Garden Seeds, just re-
A ceived aud for sale by
f. BERKELEY.
February 90, 1850
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

LUTHER MARTIN AND THE YOUNG LAWYER
We heard an anecdote of this distinguished lawyer
few DAYS ago, which we remember TO have seen
in print, but which is so good that it will do to tell
again.
Martin was on one occasion riding 20 Annapolis,
in stage coach in which was solitary companion
young lawyer just commencing the practice of the
law. After some familiar conversation the young
man said
"Sir you have been remarkably successful in our
profession-few men have gained so many cases
will you be good enough ts communicate TO me a
beginner the secret of your wonderous success 2"
s'I'll do it, young man, on condition, and that
is that you defray my expenses during my stay in
Annapolis"
"Willingly," replied the young man hoping there
by to profit greatly by the communication
"The secret Of my success" said Martin, "may
be discovered in the advice now give you, name
ly? Deny ere,y thing and insist upon proof.'"
On reaching Annapolis, Luther Martin was not
very self denying in the enjoyment presented by
fine hotel; the substantial and general refreshments
were despatched in manner quite gratifying to
mine hosi. The time for return at length came
The young man and Martin stood together at The
bar. and demanded their respective bills.
Martins was enormous, but on glanclng at 1t,
he quietly handed 1t TO Inc young man VINO running
his eyes over it eisurely, returned it with the u-
most gravity.
"Don't you intend to pay il? ?" said Martin.
"Pay what ?" said the young lawyer.
"Why, pay this bill. Did you not promise, on
the way downward that you would defray my ex-
penses at the hUte.
"My dear sir" said the young gentleman, 81 de-
ny everything and insist upon proof"
Martin a, once saw that he was caught and eyeing
his young friend moment or two he said pleasant
ly, ''You don't need any counsel from me, young
man you dnn't need any counsel from me-"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-03-20

YANKEE BREAKFASTS; &c.s-Miss Farley, edi-
tor of the Lowell Offering, ina letter TO Senator
Clemens, gives lhe following bill ofare at her board
ing house in Lowell:
7Breakfast-cream toast aud mince pie there
were fresh biscuit and other celeras upon the ia.
be Dihnef-fried sausage and cold corn beef,
with baked potatoes, SO fair and mealy that if the
Senator found any as good at Washington hotel,
he was fortunate man. Bread, pickles and other
garnishiugs not wanting. Serond course hot pan,
cakes and cheese. Supper-hot cakes, as light aud
fair, as tho tiny snowdrift then seulingon the win.
dow sill; apple pie, pumpkin pie, and cheese; cold
pancake and cup,cake, as light as sponge" !,
1t has been well said that one half of the world
don't know how the other half lives We did not
know before that any body In this country lived So
queerly as they do at Miss Farley's boarding house
in Lowell Think of eating mince pies and hot
cakes for supper! Miss Farley must have the d.
gestions of an ostrich to stand it, ID is enough tc
give ore fit of dyspepsia to read oversuch can
niba. like bill of fare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
EE's AMERICAN CAST STEEL WORKS

Al I'LL FUUI UF TN kNTf .FOUkTn-sF
last RIVER, NETWORK The sboys WORKS are
lInow IN successful operation and the proprietor would
respectfully call the attention OF Machinss snd ali consu
mers Of the article to nation Of his Steel which ne
Il warranted by the testimony Of principal mschinsu
and edge tool makers of this city IN accommodating fully
equal IN every respect 10 any used this county,
full assortment Of the different constantly on hand
which The public are respectfully invited call and srsnins
q the Office Of DANIEL AOEE
Is eodH ~ Vuton-a Nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

COAL.

GOAL. COAL Best Peach Orchard range and seg
SsZe, OF superior qualify delivered At 50 ess nan
last Summers prices, from SIMPSONS yards 70 rhomp-
Spring, and ChristOphs near Jefferson
Market my2l i'm
4 AM DFLlNfKING me best Red Ash Coal soye
j Egg, from my yard 4 King znd 0resnwich
s475; 81 50 from boats luiS . 2m' PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
MossLEMAa ZINC ROOFING.

CUYLlrZ PARIS system
MCCALL & STRONG IS Wulialn-sl Newfork
lVI Agents Of the Vls.lis Montague Compaays Enc
Mines and Foundres OF Leze, Belgium beg 10 call thes
tenton Of owners architects srd builders their syGen
Of Roofing used the principal Public Buildings % 1he
- TO the square foot Without solder nails yng
space for contraction ard expansion u the metal rooi
OF this kind will last thirty and requires painting
repsrs Models and other Information may be obtained
OF the Agenu MO lmeed'
IOBN ALIENS AMERICAN INLAND PAS
SAGE LINE-Llcens-c b. the authority Of ns oso
and City Of New YOfs-For he PrOlecion OF EmiRran1
and other Passeng ers-Onice Isl Ceaar-l New. iWA-
The subscriber has bern engaged 10 Forwarding hercll
disc ana Passengers from N-vYork 10 The Wese's ~
southwestern States, twenty-five years DBL VIC
present time directs his whole 20 The fofsra9k
OF Passengers and and their lUZyage-hs fachues ".
which unsurpassed by any house 10 ths Pc
accommodate the usveer with say mode OF cDnyoy.
ance-steambos railroad, caBalhrs or socona
cabin steerageso thai be srsds hs sxpo1e y
choice Of The differ sn modes u convey "uoN
frst-cass Of their kline, and on mOdefs1s S,ms
Persons residing In This country nsunS I'm ol.
viii render them indpess by dif'eunk nsh % elsn ~.
hva IN NewYork, cal 81 ms cnce Ds IN e"s
their passage elsewhere-D nere unSy YIN po -inoJ
treated honesty des with and al contracts Carried oar
the letter Apy arrangements hsne Vim nc lolD1nk
Ger. ~ all Se auy complied with by JOHN ALLEN
AGENTS.
El-azsr Jones Is Usioo-st Liverpool
Hebry Allen, Albany.
Tbos hyde king-sL T0Terhil, London
Jobn RiTney, Rochester
William John Doyle, Be i2st-
william Allen Buffalo.
Richard X Elliott Detroit
Letters postpaid sfirrdao mis- 3r1eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29
ALsANY AMI sCHnNEurADY RAILROAD

hCOAPANI.-T The Annual EecuOn FOR Dlrsclors Of
the Company will be held h-ir Office Ia The city Of
Albany The second WedEesdsy 2h day. II June nex-
L O'Clock Of lhsi DAY The poll viii continue opsn
hour The Transfer BOOKS will se closed from me u
10 l2th Of June inclusive. Albany, May IS, lS5o.
By order u he BOsrd ~ ID rectors
m9 tii2 FOSTER Jr Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

THE COPARTNEk-HiP on NUNS co.
was dissolved on tie eeyen.h day OF May instsnl
the whcrswai Of the suoscrier The renairns psrnes
der TIE old name ana viii usy ana collect al Outstanding
debts THOMAS h. bIht.
Ma ls5o my1sG'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

DAInTING-lu iuilsnon " Wood and Msole. :.
L SPENCER L SONS rs Wskersl snA coouH - -
execute orders IN heir ne u business Hal ais H.
ues Doors Libraries Stores Psri0rs sna w s
and country painted 10 initiate ins 'Ai'4s Ia ms
bka Orders promptly attended To- N.Y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-27

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-27


ktn spirt, bag ,is tstt uib pis lore NsrrStnta,,.
ten bard Aslfimnans atsr bisit 9iit tnrN,ufabrtu
i'm Besriff finp 'sst Is II
1Hsni pic Dsmcfratie jensr 0cuntss an fcfben
WrAnrAetn ufso rciitifmtv Settrsrn ftIfbaf. 70 Ses
bert e nifbt 3u uas tinp to mil In ftiner Dertifs.
oln9 init br iffbtn. DIE Demctratie pcm Cbo ipirb
fcltsn Manmfrn nifuIale atfatten. fitb nit br aif
r4ent cine Qeslitu reftinoen isnb ri pcrtricfrf,
Wlsine Qsrrsns sebsr afs raB S5is fir nirft IiG
fimlneu, atbfn Sis bin unh Aratsn @ie itre eiefne
Oratsr, triccben Sic IN rtcttltsn nnr tierten Git
nrt rettsn @it Sbrt Gcnifituefsn ron Scr . tbanbt
uio &dbmat. wslsbe @ie iItsr cisfsten III trinaei,
i'm 1ferifs tsbsn, rotten Sie Shre Srsunee Won Ger
Sranfisns nne Deuhtbi9uns tn cfr @fnnre stroacfb
pcn Sknenpnratbsn nm rsrlaIen "a ,sin. SD ttfr.
ianr @it ittt Sbren 0cnifttusHsn iur snplidtn 1t.
rehnung. ss
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Sraas n tif ccn Der res Nntrslsns rsrfhitrsn it,
Mio IN Ncsu9 auf irtltte ris ocrrtn rrn rem rtmcs
fratifrn 0culities ron Srantlin, 6clmss unc Ssid.
lamb eif pcb tffannffn nnb senast ertartcm CrnnDs
fatt per reirctrafifden gartti ibrer Counties rnt
rts @taatts rtrmrrftn bate GO in ndnltt Die yra.
&c ttr Wanttsffturfmn8 Dit qtrtffsrume hes s,erru
rrt GrInn,tiana County fablus ror Nanfen spie
anperts GStntbuiu 80 teffctiern, unc Id rhntbt Der
Denscfrafe rss Qcuntiss pcn TrantIin, octfms tinc
Sitlatc ~ Der Gtmuis ibrsr sreRtrraentantenGliid,
MpcHr citft Dtrttsruia rsreitelt iinc bic rertra,
tjfet srbse rcn 8Isider Ntftnerung rtrfbmabt rirr
- Nleine .9trren ,rtetn pieler 2futtrs latfet aaf
Sbnen ale pcIitttfx cine fhrsfiitbe Hsrant,rcrtb.
fcit SD nil nidf rrit ten imsfbslren 0s,ratftba.
tiSfsitcit frrsdtn ipefde BON Danftn unb Gefrmar.
Tern fem pclte befts Gtaates 5usffgt prrstn lirc.
SD mill nidf rertettn lire Hstrnaereien nc rtIrt
sa fticrrn, spitft fas Qclt ssrldnrett battn !, ta
td) 9fatte cab man niee getfau tennt unp ron ,ei.
ner Gtite teiner Grflarnne betarf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-03-27
Sbipar3er nnp 9raner Staar b +
DferDe.

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tines Mittels sessr osti fd3ipar3en ano sramsn
Gtaar her pfsttt btffsM .,stttraft tr IN ie,ntr
prsris lsit is Dacnats binlansib srprctt nme tes
fpabrt 8cfutlcen bat. Sin Der ustrr,easnns nas tr
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