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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

CHOLERA AT THE WEsr.-It appears
that the cholera is disappearing from
many points, though at Columbus, Ohio;
1t has greatly increased. The board of
health report cholera deaths for the "a
hours to II A. M. on the ooh inst. An.
other death, that OF Mr.. Anderson, press
man in thu Statesman office, di, d that aE
ternoon. At Pl1tsburg, last Saturday,
Mr.. Robert Burgess, pedler named Ba-
ker, and Mr.. Thos. Hood, all died very
suddenly. The Louisville Courier of
Thursday says:
"fhere h I'd been twenty cases OF chol,
era in the Frankfort penitentiary, and
six deaths there on Tuesday. In south
Frankfort the disease had broken out
with violence, and there had been fifteen
deaths up to Tuesday morning.
KossurH, the Hungarian IL adler, denies
that the .Farewpll Address" which APP
peared after his arrival at Wooden, in
Turkey, SO generally republshed in this
country, was written by him. 1t was a
great piece of bombast' He makes this
denial in a letter to correspondent at
Const antinople of the New YorI; Journal
of Commerce, dated Kutahva, June A.
and Says;--l am not proud OF my facul-
ties, but notwithstanding, / would feel
ashamed should have written anything
i'll my life SO bad as this proclamation.
Among its sentiments was the singular
one that 'My principles have not been
those of Washington nor my conduct that
of Tell"
SOMETHING NEw.-Mr. John Wise OF
Lancaster, announces that he will ego
up' in that city on the Sd of A ugust next,
in his mammoth balloon "Hercules,"
which contains in ITS structure 1896 yards
Of silk, and Is capable of carrying eight
persons. The balloon will be used for
some hours previous to its final ascent,
IN letting up passengers from two hum
dred to thousand feet, by rope and
windlass, when they can stake observa-
tions'' In the evening it will be star
ted free in the air for long voyage,
with party OF passengers. Mr.. Wise
also announces that there is room left for
two more passengrrs-fare $3.50.
BALTIMORE AND CuIo RAILROAD WEST.
The Wheeling Gazette OF Saturday,
says:
"Mr' MCassin, The contractor for
three OF the seven sections on the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad between this
city and Grave Creek, is now in the CITY
and proposes to commence work next
week on all Of them, with as many hands
as he can raise, not exceeding 200. Mr..
M'Cassin is an experienced contractor
and will pust il through"
The Wheeling Argus, of Friday. also
states that the Railroad Commissioners
have returned to that city. They have
made reconnaissance OF the entire line
in dispute between Wheeling and the Bal
timore and OHIO Railroad Company.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-08-03

SroILING Coop WORKMAN. Some
thirty years ago MIR Mynders. of Seneca
Falls, remarked TO friend who was resid-
ing with HIM, s'Look at that Young man,
just passng-he is the best workman in
my shop, and am sorry to say that he Is
now going 10 make fool of himself, by
leaving good trade to study law" That
young man, Willard Fillmore, is now
President of the U. States.
1pOne of the present Virginia mem
be,s of the House of Congress, II is said,
did not know how to read at twenty wears
of age. His wife taught him his letters
and his own perseverance and good sense
did the rest tor him, and now, he makes an
excellent speech IN Congress.
DEATH OF A Member OF CONGRESS
The Hon. Daniel P. King, member Of
Congress from the Second District OF
Massachusetts, who was taken with dys-
EMERY at Washington few weeks since,
died at his residence on Thursday last
Reasonable expectations Of his recovery
were entertained until the preceding day
when he gradually sunk until he died.
The funeral, which was private, took
place on Friday AFTERNOON at Danviers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26

The aboliltonists of Massachusetts are again
exhibiting their folly and madDess, The Iii.
bcralor" of Boston has published series of
petitions, addressed to the legislature now in
session, one of which requests tho legislature
10 call an Immediate convention Of the people
of the commonwealth, to determine what mea.
sures shall be taken to effect peaceful seces.
sion from The American Union. These fqna-
tics might do sonc service to the State and to
the country, if the whole brood were them.
selves peaccahly to secede from tho U. States,
and migrate to Africa, or to the moon, if they
could find any means of reaching planet so
we'll adapted to their character and plans.
Washington Union.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, Is;

WAsHINGToN, Jan. ~, 1880.
II is 10 he hoped that the House will 10 NOR
row re consider the resolution postPoning tie
election of door keeper and post master till the
4lh March, 1851. apprchend that il the
motion to reconsider prevail. the House will
occupy itself with a less innocent amusement
than lha, OF voliug and elec,loneerng for petty
Offices.
believe that the WiImot Proviso, as invcv.
ed in Mr.. Roots proposed instructions TO the
Committee on Territories, or some proposition
in relation to slavery, will be Immediately
sprung upon the House, and that, from that data
every attempt at legislation or deliberation will
be thwarted. Without wishing to produce
alarm, must say, as AL observer, and with op.
poruui,ies of knowing what is going Oh, there
is danger ahead.
Tho case of Joseph Little, citizen Of Mary.
land, who is confined in Jail, and in irons, in
Huntington. has, see, attracted the notice Of
your Legislature. The case was, several days
ago, talked Of here, and with rnuch feeling.
1t was represented that Liitle was sent as an
agent Of a citizen OF Washington county, to re-
cover fugitive slave, and had power Of al.
torney 10 act for the owner. He attempted to
arrest the slave, but was himself arrested and
thrown into Jail on charge Of kidnapping
In this same county ofIIuntington, where Little
is imprisoned, citizen Of Washington county
Md, was, year ago, killed 10 popular tumuIt
occasioned by an attempt TO arrest fugitive
slave, and the man who killed him was acquit.
ted From the same county Of Huntington pc.
titions have been sent to Congress to repeal the
act of 1903 for the recovery Of fugitive slaves,
in compliance with the constitutional provision.
law Of Pennsylvania has, virtually, abroga.
rogaicd that clause Of the constitution.
The bill nov before the Senate for the more
effectual execution of this constitutional pro
vision. proposes to do all that lies in tho power
of congress to do on the Subject. But nothing
can be ehsctualy done TO remove this fruitfu
source Of irritation unless the people and the
Legislature OF the non .saveholding Stains vii
CO operate with Congress in carrying this vita
clause orthe Constitution into effect. There
is really moro trouble in regard to this matter
than any other, and it more seriously threatens
the harmony and perpetuity of the Union, thar
does tho Territory question.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
From our Charleston Correspondent.
CHARLESTON, Janlij

CHARLESTON, January 20.
Messrs. Editors: Yesterday we had rainy
day, and very little business was transacted in
the cotton marker. To-day the market was
brisk at from l2 l.2 to 12 l-S. There seems
likely to hc stand at present prices. The
election of an Alderman in Ward No. |, was
declared to-day. The result is as follows !:
Drummoud dO5 Smith 3il. Majority in favor
Of Drummond Ga.
We learn that the British ship Elizabeth,
bound to this port, and loaded with salt and
coal, ran ashore on the Sono breakers, and is
likcyio prove n total wreck. This is an ac-
cidenl which scarcely ever occurs here, and |
am satisfied there was something wrong.
The papers from Washington state that the
Hon. j. G. CALHOUN has been absent from his
seat in the Senate on account Of an attack Of
Pneumonia. We trust that his illness is only
slight, and that he will soon he able to fill his
seat again. Indeed we don't think wo can
spare him Just at this juncture Of affairs.
The Courts OF Error and Appeals, and the
EQUITY Courts, are still in session. know OF
no important cases that have becn decided
No doub, bu, you will find the full proceedings
in the papers.
The Hon. Mitchell King and Mr.. Henry r..
Street, were yesterday. elected Directors Of The
Union Bank.
Our Theatre opens the last of,he week. We
will again have the Legitimate diana. Ii is
gratifying to us who take pleasure in the dra.
ma. We have had no such performance for
some time. We have on hand another Pano.
rama-thc cry is "stiH they come" We can
now take voyage to the "Gold Diggings" in
two hours tor so cents. We have not as ye,
visited this Panorama of the Gold Diggings
and therefore cannot judge of its merits. We
have becn truly fortunate this season in having
exhibited great many ofthc best paintings in
the United States. We begin to want change
which we hope will soon be effected.
DASH.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
From the Charlotte ~. c. Hornets Nest.

Nix. EDlroR:-On Monday, 26,h Noyem.
ber, | left your hosPilable town in the stage for
for Camden, S. c., on my way down South.
| found the stages from Charlotte to Cam:
deu, under the control Of Messrs. Springs
and McEwen, to he both comfortable and safe
with careful and accommodating drivers. l.
take pleasure in commenting this line 10 trav::
elers who, like myself, have occasionally to 60
South; it will be found TO be about as good in
every respect as could hc expected, and will
compare iavorably with any other in the up.
country with which am acquainted. 4 i,llc
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
CONGRESS.
JANUARY 9Th, 1850.

SENArE.-Thc bill of Mr. Clemens, OF Alabama,
calling on the President for information relative 10
California, was taken up A protractcd debate fol-.
lowed, in the course of which MIR. Clemens and
Mr.. Shields, of Illinois, had some sharp words,
the former making the following true remark, ta'
ken with very few exceptions:
"Thc Senator from Alabama did make that as
sertion. said ii, and say it now, and am re-
sponsible for it. was saying, sir, that the demo-
cracy of The Northern States were willing to shield
the president from investigation on this subject,
because the question of slavery was involved III it,
The entire body of the Northern Democracy in
this chamber voted against it. | wanted TO con-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26

ALL RIGHT IN MAEYLAND-Thc House OF Del
ega,cs of Maryland have passed resolutions de-
clarinr Maryland slaveholding state, protesting
against interference with the question cf slave
ry adhering to unicn Of the States, and proclaim
ing that in the event Of separation, Maryland
will adhere TO the South. This is the right kind
of talk-lct all the Southern States come up to
the mark, and the spirit Of abotionsm now so r'lc
at the North will soon be scattered to the four
winds of Heaven, or the South become an indc-
pendent happy and prosperous confcdcracy.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26

vince nv constituents that they were not to be
trusted upon this subjec;-lo lei them know what
know"
The debate still continued for some time, when
the =: te was taken on Nj. Clemens resolution.
Yeas 1s; Nays3 Senate adjourned until Mon.
day.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26

~ We would invite perusal Of the commune
cation of "parat' in to-days paper. The author
is beloved son of KcrsIlaw, pure patriot, whose
love to the Union is only exceeded by his devotion
to the rights of the South. We hope lie will con-
,inue TO favor Us with the efforts OF his vigorous
pcn.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26
CHARLESTON MARKET.

despatch from Charleston TO the Columbia telegraph
dated the 24 smys there good demand lr cotton
on that day. The sales footed up l5 bales Sales OF The
week G0OO bales Extremes II: 10 10 cents.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26

Mr. CALnoux-Wc are glad to learn, (says
the Mercury of 'Thurs,lay,) that Mr.. Calhoun, who
has been detained from his seat in the Senate Tor
some days from indisposlion, is recovering his
health.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-26

The Savannah Republican andthe Richmond
Republican (both wtigs) concur in the belief
that "the time has now come when the Soyth
should take her stand, and proclaim: Thus far
and no farther 10 the Waves of Northern ap.
gression." We say to these Northern presses
and poli'cians-if you resy value the Union,
take care to keep your hands from informed.
ding in our local affairs. or which yoa are not
responsible, and which only interest US. 1t
your attachment to the Union is sincere, and
no. pretended, lis necessary you should know.
that these unjust and objectionable aggresrious
do materially threaten its integrity, and tha, its
permanent saoy ca, only be secured by halt
ing on the threshold Of this mad career, and.
then, when reflection comes, by rctracins these
offensive steps which have given such serious
grounds Of complain, 10 the South
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
Die fcIofalfas eelseefdbieste.

Sin juu9er Mann ans Jietrburryspcrt
fd,reibt unter eem uiersetnsen Septenber
aus Can 6raIcisfe, bas cine partie ucn
flinbehn Winnern, cine Gclbacer, 4iSne
brett urto 6us tief enteedt une tieielte
lIeeem Sns weit oerfelst babe aud, bas
Die Nasbeute, ,peld,e bic 8liidstinter ees
n,ad,t, aus purem @clb tcisehe. CgSir tas
Zen ben gertb einer fclten@rlbmaGe, als
biefcr 8ldd,enranm nnsefdbr teeeden ,piirs
ee, in Sauft tlnb Tpsen aneefhla9en, tes
red,net unb fitteu, tas eiefe WaAc im
Gansen S bts 600,OCe lln;en semrscn has
6en iaitete, mittin ais rurts 0clb cincn
Rerth BON 9 biz 10 Msillicnen Dcllars
edrftellen trilree y (Tem.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Die 2cbten rrx ls50.-Tas csabr
1850 mar infrtreit s~rfniirtis in 8etreF
tes Abferbens tfrHhstter perfcnen. llns
ter eieien fintet wAa 3ahary 3aDlcr,
srrdiibent Der Ser. Staaten; ee,tis ghis
Iipp, GrsSsnis ter Sranscfn ben 8aier
prn Gbina; ben sprdfbenten scn ct. To-
utnsc; einen fcnisIidsn S,ersrs ben Gnss
lamb; Cir RObert peel, Der ausaeseifmets
ife Winiifer ben Gmslanb je bate; Scbm
8. Calhoun, elmer Der dlteifen Sematcrem
ces Ser. Staattn Gcngrefies, unb Grsgices
praGbent inc &rie9sfefretdr; Cir Trams
cis Seifrp, Elm Meifter il tsr &ritif; -
Mcrbstucrtt, ber beriibinte Tid,ter; 0,es
anber, ber fitise Yertbeibiser tes Ghris
ifentbums; 3fhcfte, ber befannse tentid,e
Gcpellenfhreiber nne IerfaiIer Der Smms
ben ber slnoad,t (itarb "a. srmi ls49);
Ber5eiius, Der sreee fdapebifbe @bemifer;
slfam Mamase, ireld,er be erfte Truders
frefe in Amerifa perfertigte; Com. Scnes,
aus unferer TaDy; Brig. Oen. Malcn,
aus nnierer 9lrmee; S. s.. Gfmcre Saad,.
f,lser res S,rn. Galhcin ism Genat, unb
riele anbere Wadnner BON 8eribmtbeit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Gin 9elebrter gatafcrit,er su paris,
0ureau be IA Walle, bat feine Ncrfduus
gen einem Geoenitdnce ;ise,penret Ger
slnrern sieIIeid,t mntreemtrme erfd,cinen
biirfte. gSdtrenb ber Tri,tlin9s uneScms
mcrncuatc 9eht biefer cifri9e Eaturfcrfder
idcn I'm fIeten llbr 9lbenbs su Bette iino
ifebt INN @itternad,t auf, nm Fechad,tuits
gen nber bic 3eit ansuifetlen, il spelder bic
8o9el ihreu Mcrgengfans anilimmen. Sc
bat fld, nui, crgeben, eas cas Gcn;ert fahrn
itm l lltv ocm len Bnd,infen er0fnet
tutrc, unc tas Der Sperltn9 Der trdefe
8cscl 1T, benn er 9enieet eieNute bis ad,t
lltr Ctpas aber bei ben hentfhen Gpasen
speni9ifens nid3t irahr IT'D. sn ben 3ip:s
fd,enanneen fau9en Die aneern 8cset in
ben pcn rem S,errn be Ia Matle tescitnes
ten 3,piftenriuuen hire Geiinse an. 1ies
fer 0tatnrfCrfher Tat and be,p;een, bae
cie Serfdieoenen g09el fiiuitlihes eittt fir
Die Wcrgenbdmmerlng balten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
aarMten
Deit Sbip Staa4s.RDfea

Ocn Ctip GtaatssRDtcR.
Ma Hihen nne eumstssnt: :. $ams, y.
Srubler unp I. $sbmann.
DsteHbtm u. u mststHt: 1nbr. StaM.
Gamai 0svsr: George gsaSmann.
Tea p pbtlatstrtia: pr. Gtntf@, Vre.
vbiilifs.
Wasnsstnrs: pErrtr 3issler.
Masaelia: !6einriA S6warj.
paris; Il. Gunk.
Tta $isten: xbtrtaft lt,nsffatter.
Getumttana: Srieer,4 @9mari.
4trsn: Slsrtnj 1Dearer
Man1sifsr: 81. 0aafmer. E
2aHal Suitsn: 6ottfriro 8ermantr umo
pbitirr Gslt.
Bee ffsr: @. Ntr, Gsat. tnb Or. Nclfart.
unientewn: Carl q. 8iafsr.
Dsnatars: Carl Ssmef.
0lintsn: Srans Better unp Sr. &tattler.
1riffol: Or. 6. qBilsbcs.
1SbIane une 6apspins: :. TiGer.
petesstarsb. Asblanr Co.: .or. 0ennisbsf.
Ierth GtsrSstrwn Gam. Wisrp
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Wahrrnb Der Sd,lod,t tvi eep,i9, fam
Elm sttjutant eines preu6ifd,en Generals
at bem 6eibmarfd,aa 8lafer NIT eii,tr
fhriftlid,sn Neeltmna kransefpren9t. -
Deefen Sie!" faste Sli,htr, ,peId,er e6en
einen Snfaaterieamarif teebad'tete. Ter
SfF3ier las, rlcelid, ater riff cine &,sel,
f1atfd,te, unb ter CfSier tieft inne. -
0Nun", faste glader ratia, vhat bic
&usel len 8arrrrt sesrefsn e''-yNein",
anttpcrtete hes Sfkprrx ,,tar ,.cit, reehtes
aH9e.'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
eeun,, limS.

Die 3eitan9en finb nod inauler NIT 4cs
besrbebanSen .btr ,,aadtisaa" an9efiint
unb mas immer BON Der ss5ennD gefa9t rpers
BEN mag Is it nidt ,a Idusuen, bae fle
bas Ser; auf oea red,ten Jled bat nnb
bae Ne ibre iDelftetmnnteT Treisebisteit nidt
MIR NIT cfener Danc unb DOrfe, fcnbern
aud, mit llmfldt anspenoet. siIs Beipiel
mag bier ei1 fiirslid pcn ibr aassefibrter
aft bienen. Bdhreno ihrer erifem 2lnsre,
ftnbeifiu yse,ps2 2crt sriuhte Gin eAnebe
zfie5u feben. sic fenntt I'D, bes Jaamens
uid)t tntftnnrn, ale fIe ftin giaff las, ais
ffe attr ben jilnsfn Waann fat fannie fe
fin Ueii6t--er mar einer ibrer gpielaes
noftn ailf ber SAulseif. Sie erfnnbiste
NJ nad fsinen llmlidHben. Gr ilf tin
S6Ittfrfr nrb ipobnf mn finer Gamilie
a BrccslDn. am nddffen Ing ma6te
<3enuD efnb teGin gran einen langsn He<
1aM. 9cr ibxsr abreiif 8in8 ~ nchmals
>abinL bsr W2ann mar nidf ju scmft. gie
binferIife <ine 92Cte, nffde q 81 ieinfs
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
CINE fetr msrswarbise mebis

Gine febr arbiee mebis
5inifde Gntse6ung III ncnerbinos
IN paris 9emadJt ipcrben.-Gs 1T bic yQes
tbcoe, fas nnftpet unb bic Yabmura
0ugentlidlid su beileH, inhem man ein
fleines Stad sliibenber &chIe cter bren.
nenben Gdpamnaes niif bas Str Der Iei>
6enDen eeite Iest. riefs SetanfIunssart,
ipclfe Dor Sahrtnnberten idhca inter tem
SeDthen, fcipie i,l Trrfen unb Tcrtsaaf
befannt 9rpeien unb ansswentet spcrbtn
~ II jest MIR ncdj ii einisen IbeiIsn
8Drfifa'S I'M Ortraudb. rurd, einiae Der
aus8e3eid,netifr aier3fe srn Varis fInb
neufrbinSs Derfd,iebene Derfude NIT BEN
sldnienblfea Grfcloe aemad,t. psrfcnsn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

MGdfehr 6fnete. lie gsctt entbieit bic
Bite, cae er itr erlauben n,t9e, fsinenSins
tern cine Grinnerins an DE Gttmljatre
itres 8aters nit Senny eino 80 tinterlai'
fen. Die Grinnernn9 mar Elm Chef auf bic
8anf fir ;etn Gaultmb Gbaler. Tteie
slnefccte bernbt 1T jeterSinfld,t auf Dabr'
hctt. (Tem. N6cbt.)
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Derfn fen cher IN

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Der unferjsi hmefe rit,idbt leins 1rauerst In
San..n ~ wsrsntsn frsr nat ailen A,etiu nStp.
cen 0sta biebafVn Ja ursa,tfsn. Iie Hutr,tts,
selt Ut ia Niac. @rte fsines srr te,ren h, sei.
ten 9tatt ftnc.n tr ,p.rc folds inn oNen,t j'rr;f
tcmmsncsn 5abrss Der 4sIftsissruns aus se,sst
tpevren.
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wercen, n mn nc lanst. auf Hno u,sbr Sanr.
IN 1,r'n,ncn mt ns aus5e'ttllt unr pcrpen tics
S 500 1nssir 8eferrsrt
Sobn Sctolrerer.
Canton, z. g;s. $3.50. Am.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
WcDinanmaen.

Der ,,Obic @taatss sSete" eriAeint Srtitass.
Der Satttrirticnsrreis fur SO Sanmmtra iff 81
ia 9erauste;abtunS, 81. Is renn innesbalk ees
srifsn paltsm 3aerss, 81, SO rsun ssabrsmD hss
ireiten balssn 5abres anb s2,7s mtnm srls seA
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fam bic 3ei.unS anfseten csne rerbss silt slid.
fanre teiablt 80 patfn. Drisfs anb n,itstsilunsen
miiItn rertcfrti fin. mean lie tera&iiAttst reg.
ben tcllen.
T yoffmsi'fsr tsnntn mad sinsr gsrerssnns
res Deneral pcffamts Sattsrirtirns. 4etu
francs aa 3titun8sbesanss, ttr Eassn. msum
man renislten felbs :friefs sFsn .Ausssst, fe
ptrfieseln anf aptrsfiirsn last.
n NcfamntssA<bAtiAea
tFtl6 3eileH nnp msniser trfftn 1baIss fur sma.
lisssGinrlden, jecs naAfclssnre scffst IS Qsnts.
l6 3eiisn nnp ,rsniesr ritrtljabriS G.. x2, so
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0sihaftsfartsn rsn "a stitsn far sabs s3, 90
Dsi srs6ersn Angeissn sirb sin tissratsr ~.
sns setfAfttt.
or Posfmasisrsa are politely requested and
snin oTised 10 sct ae saenis.ssa s1.s5n
n. ]. NoTHNAerL publisher.
Corner 7sh 4 Sonth Market Str. CAkToHs o.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Gin Tfarrer Sisftr in Sssrsfcipn hat
fartid, ciRen S,rn. Netf NIT einer s5nneffr
Tauben getraut. Gin Wiebclt 6emerfte
mean eice ghe uid1t nait 6afFern ssftsnet
a~.te, 70 srihe er Hitt, aa Mem tieSfnle
Iieee.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
samfel mne smambaeiit&em.

SAmfel HHb Sdtam6ahifnen.
Gin Oeiterreidwr aab ictnen &ameraben,
eiaem Gc,,tfd,sSfhmen, gelchiun9en iiter
ZEN 9etraud, Der bcutiten Spradhe. Jind,
eiiiiger .3eit fdgte Der eestere ju feitem eebs
rer: Ghau', &cmnrct'n, tte hcitfdcn
Srrri)rn bot Siele 8ud'ftat'n, no iie nit
braudrn ulce, gum 8ctpiei ces e, teS is
hptb gang rericrner 8nd,itrb Sdrfss
tcrp, eripicterte Der sinterc, Wann b. RIA
bes &C nit bdtt'it, rr;e pca'lt ronn flune,
tcit fN,reit'r2 81
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
0tto Grefei.

fruher Neuefdt IN Tsnfihldnb,
fertiat Spifmatten nnb fenfftat ur.
tnneep in cent der @rraae an. 0rme %t.
tanntlt fmit sen rtnttrtn osttts. uncU}ericbts.
psrpdttnitfen; r'e rirsfte Ssrttnruns, in relcb.r
CT init rem preniiftsn, 4trrt>mtersitttn tn uup
Haisriifeen Qtn mIate ju Bd trmcre, feSfie entet
ceftetts init Zen tsifsn Wetbaftsbauitrn in slIsm
1btilen Otuti.ttancs ifept, matht 60 ;bm mtss
iit, cie
Srhfbnua ucn grtftaff Sthdiheils 81.
uno frnit'9en aus bem attcn 8aitrtanoe
su er,pd teuoen @elnern,
wie itttrb trt fdnmtiidte IN RIGS Saoh ftlaatnnt
Weftafte auf csm tnr,cttcn unc Gteriien latae
~ tetcrasn.
Mattilirn, Office hes 1rrstatsn
j.. g. Nur!but.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Die gepefteruns rcn Naafashuietts
miro mad, rr fvtsen 3dbsan9 nter zine
Diitticn trfrasfn.