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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01
rELEaRAPaIo REPoars ron THE UNION.
Condition Of The Norther~ Markets.

s.arf Condition OF the Northern MARKETS.. sH
New YoRK January 3l-2, p. Stocks without change.
Fs 3. s 5 30 g .
iii d s.S
yellow old w'' Rye M q q
sen wsl for sous and nohe Pork dull and heavy
small sales at 81 sll % for new mess and slo 90 for
snd " e Il
held Cotton firm, with sales at previous quota
tons. Whiskey Is 25i cents.
cLanseDasw loan iisi; Psnasytvania IS sol Flour
quiet. with small sales only for city use q ~ e 2
tied denandred los lo7 cents, and white IA csnts
Small sales Of yellow corn at 81 cents and old % o.
proyisions New mess pork. 81 rs prime, 30 7b Whis
Key, "a IS cents in hhds- and barrels
Great Movement il Tobacco
New oRLEAss. Jan so-There is a great demand for
reached nine hundred hogsheads at higher prices
Cineinnan Market ss&
CINCINNATI Jan. 2S.-The river fell eleven inches. The
weather Is clear and coe Flour has slighuy decinsd-
coffee at is cents dealers demand higher dgurss
Sales of whskey at 1S} l9t cents
PHuADELPHIA, Jan. Sl-p. m.
learn from Harrisburg that the Reading railroad bill
passed house Of delegates this morning Our market 2
aow selling a. 81 Is 81 81 There no change in gram o.
other things. stocksare firm
NEw YoaE, Jan o..
Stock. unclaimed T,ssug 81 III oss cup is!
IS Sn ,Uu ias ST. Gram %
~ cents. Cotton steady, not active J coffee hrm.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 70.
The American mail steamship Ohio sailed for New
The cotton Market to day, is active and 1000 bale:
mSdns III cents per pound Sugar Ssss
1000 hogsheads at 81 cents per pound for fair quality.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01
THE UNION.

matter of policy Is in relation claim up BY Texas
20 large portion Of New Mexico. This claim osh BE- 70
sstsd e ea as frsss aud zeal heh 10 imyortases Dc
Maadss and UHh all the consfifaft0aaHy gNWded
But appears that the North will lose nothing by The
Policy 10 relation to this question: e. the
government 81 The United States exercises military
authority that Territory, and protects the people In the
enoyment OF their ancient municipal laws while Texas
TOO, that NsU Msxico wM apply for admtssow az Free
STATE 0ithn asofh year. and fhss dseids for themselves s
case agataa Tsras
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pari.
OF writes on the 2sth instant:

Colonel McCleland, who relieves Major Emory, on the
commission the boundary line between the United
States and Mexico is be accompanied by officer Of
the nsvy,a passed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr. Strain, now
been many time. to California and back, bearer Of
dispatches The duty ofthe person appointed will be TO
take charge Of Ave copper boats made in sections be
psed by The commission ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01

Hon. Nell Brown, ex-governor Of Tennessee, is an
nounccd in the New York Tribune minister st. Pc
tessburg in place Of Mr. Bagby q
DICH Brocade silks, for dinner and party dresses,
- m ' WALTER HARPER CO.,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and Ion streets.
Feb l-3uf lfr
ERENCH HATs.-one large case Of French imported BY
and received at sTEvENs's
and sentemens outains Store, Browns Hotel
Feb l-3uf s. .'.5
CENTLEMEN's .BELONgINGs. --sTEvENs has this
day received large and full assortment Of eenemen outfit
Family "yokeneck. Shirts Of superior quality
styles The system Of retailing shirts wholesale prices win be
cRAvATs.
very supply Of black fancy coor just imported and
believed 70 be the newest In market
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
k, merino lambs wool, WOOL large
assortmen, and some Of extra large axes.
UMBRELLAS. afHi
A full supply OF silk and cotton, new styles.
Also pockethandkcrcheG doves pcrmey, dressing
brushes rarorsn ct every article necessary gene
msn wardrobe OF toilet nse al Of which will be sold uniform
or.s, HAT and Gentlemen. Cumming EssS,shmens
Dec. o-eo" NO. Browns Hotel
TURvxnH SMOKING TOBACCO.--The unaer-sned
just received four drums Of the real genuine Smyrna Tobacco,
superior. For sale by W. IT. WINTER,
Pennsyivnnia avenue, near National Hotel
in 1-s.a
CARTON PORCELAINE French vfsitsng C~rds, very
and deicssy finished highly polished sides
Visiting card plates engraved every style printed
1sp& TAtLoR AAURY's Boohs'ors mean w street,
RMs 49,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01

Hon. Neil s. Brown ex-governor Of Tennessee, is an
nounced in the New York Tribune minister to st. Pc
tersburg, in place Of Mr.. Bagby. ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01

JAW y TIIftF
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-01

are naturally Inclined by conviction and by tradition, 10
coincide with the opinions and policy OF the wing or fed
erais party in the northern States especially on the great
questions Of peace slavery and internal ORDER yet il is in
the South with all its aggressive tendencies and its con-
nexion with slavery that find the nearest approxma
ton own commercial doctrines, and the surest de-
fence Of our common mercantile interests
We must therefore, disclam all party predictions IN
American politics; and while we applaud the efforts OF
the government TO maintain the great principles Of
tality abroad and union at home, confidently hope
that i may fail in its attempt to subject the commercial
relations oil great nations to narrow and restrictive pol
ICY injurious to the United States s TO ourselves.
aud especially injurious to that spirit Of amicable inter-
which il is the best policy OF both governments TO
protect, to extend, and to cherish.
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED srArrs.-The London Illus
trsted News in its article the signs and prospects Of the
year, compares England and the United States In this
manner 1879
An empire twenty thirty fy times extensive and
Aanc entice into It's bosom the best blood which re-
mains The young the hardy the Perseverng q our
weight OF debt and difficulty surplus Of population
and that cannot say, the New World does that every
man Is man. welcome for the sake Of bis manhood TO the
Tor the meanes daily invited TO leave the shores o.
effete Enrope, and settle In America. The gowln .a
Dnit.a States = ~ tact me aessas neiadice 70 us are
Of benefit TO Thorn With u.s. the mouths iba, csos 20 De
fed are causes Of decay Win lnem very sd,,,os
pair Of hands is increase OF powell wealth, ana nnu
ence Let pour millions into the great valley Of the
number qusdrupled While in this old country the pau
per vegetables and dies ia that new country he longer
VEGETABLES but lives and counts by thousands his focksa
Ies those who dream Of perpetual Britain think Of
these things The signs Of decay around every
sooner ssr, yed our place 70 the more prudent, The
a'7nh astc ~ gseies ised grh q s.teft tFfi y
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-23

State Of N. Carol:na--Cumber!a County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Decehn-
Der Term, 1919.
Joseph Thames, admir-. of Susan Hummer,
Skinkn Plummer.
Original Attachment--1evied negro girl
named Patience, about IS years of age.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Skpkin Plunlmer the defendant in this is not
inhabtant of it is therefore ordered that pub
lication be made the North Carolinian newspaper
printed in the Fayetteville requiring the defend
personally appear at the next term OF the our OF
Pleas Quarter Sessions to be heid Tor
Cumberland at the Court in Fayetteville on the
first Monday March next and repevy ana plead 10 IS
Otherwise the slave levied Will De ior
the satisfaction of the plaintiff s recovery 60. -
Witness John MeLaurin. Clerk of our sald Cour at VI
fee, the 1st Monday in December. 1949. .x -,
57e-6t JOHN McLAURIN. Clerk
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-23
NOTICE.

The UNDERMINED in the and behalf f vette
Division No. 2 of the Sons of Temperance. give Ss5
for the best ORIGINAL ESSAY THE Evils OF IN
TEMrEaANcE AND THE This Essay must be writ
ten bya North Carolinian resident in the State;
must not exceed thirty pages duodecimo. and
free before the 10Th of June
next to Rev. r. T. Hedin, s. w. Whiting, and c. Ra
ooteau Esqs Raleigh. N c. who have kindly consented
20 act adjudicators The manuscript must be
with letter containing the address Of the
August.
Feby 9th, 1880 p JONES.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-23
TE1E.us OF
ADvERTxsIN0

| Onesluare oftwenty- ens
lines or less, for one inser
ton, 60 cents every sub
sequent insertion, 80 cent s
except it remain in for sew
cral months, when it will
De charged SO for two
months, 81 for three, &c,
$40 for twelve months
O. Liberal deduction
Tor large advertisement
by the year or SIX month.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-23

the JOINT resolution, amended by the Senate,
limiting the expense of collecting the revenue.
THURSDAY, Feb'y IA.
In the Senate, MIR Badger presented the peti-
ton of the citizens of Wilmington, setting forth
the present condition of the Cape Fear River
below that town, and asking for appropria-
ton fer It's improvement. The memorial was
referred to the committee on commerce.
Mr. Hale presented a batch of abolition peti-
tions.
Mr. Davis of Mass, presented petition pray
ing Congress to print all their speeches and re-
ports in phonotyphy--a system of spelling ac-
cording to sound-whereby the English language
can be learned in one fifteenth of the usual time
1t was referred to the committee on printing.
Mr. Davis, of Miss, then concluded his speech
on MIR Clays resolutions compromise" Mr.
ID. having concluded, the subject of referring the
Constitution of California to some committee was
next taken up, and discu between Mr. Clay
and Mr. Foote, and others occupied the balance
of the day, without taking vote
In the House, the joint resolution passed yes
teruay, allowing another Clerk to the Supreme
Court of the United States reconsidered and
rejected, although it had passed the Senate
Soon after this, of great confusion
arose, and the House presented something like
an angry multitude; but there was no fighting
or quarrelling. Order having been restored Mr.
Hillard (whig) of Alabama, addressed the House
at some length, reviewing and censurng the
CO urse of the administration in regard to its in
termedling with the Calfornians
Mr. Fitch (dem) of Indiana, made an anti
slavery speech.
FRIDAY, Feb'y 15
In the Senate, Mr. Butler of s. c., spoke in cp-
position to Mr. Benton's resolution which refers
the subject of the admission of California to the
committee on territories. Mr. Badger also spoke
in the same vein.
The question then postponed till Tuesday,
and the Senate adjourned till Monday.
In the House, several long speeches were made
on the slavery question. Nothing else done.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-02-23
FAYETTEVILLE, n c., FEBRUARY 23 1880

the JOINT resolution, amended by the Senate,
limiting the expense of collecting the revenue.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
SGmslihe @r;icbn,,t,.

Weand,e Gltern meinen, tae, ipcnu fle
ihrc Sircer III bic Sd,ule fttiden uub Az
beren Sefnd, antalten, ffe ihre pfIiebt crs
fiillt nno slQcs settan bdtten mas bic grs
sietnn9 Der 8incer erbeifhe, chme AT err
'pdgei', mic picl mchr lire Rincer lcrnem
'pi'resrl ipenn fle einige niiei9c Stunscn
fcm llnterrihte bcr Gil,bcr nnc namei,tlid,
tem llcberbGren Der bon ben Qehrcrn onfs
9escbcncns stnfgaben ipihmetcn. GieGltern
fcllten bic @eicafdlafter ibrcr Rinber {ein,
I'D, pertraulid, init ihnen mntcrtalteu, aes
ei9aete 6ra9en an fe rid,tcn, slntmcrten
earanf nerian9erL linen IhatlaGen ersdts
len, iIe 5nm gcrIefsn pafIcnbcr Gd,riftcn
coer ter 3eitln9en anbalten nnb Die Grs
sdtlunsen n,o gcrlefinscn nit aeeiaueten
Semerfun9en beslciten, bic Qgiebcaierte
Der 8inecr eripcdcn, ibncn bic aufIfcgens
BEN Sdnicri8feiten erldMtcrn !, ,mc bic
sRcinnn9en nnb griinhe ter Iinae aus,
e,naneerfreem. Bcnn alles cic(es a,,f cine
leidte satranlidjc ggeiie aitsacfnbrt spirt,
70 ipirb bic GinfId,t unb trr eer7atb beS
ainces ertpcitert nnb stfd,drft, het5en s,es
ctadtnnesfInn autrb 9cipcas, 60 ipirb nadys
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
Gin f;banbererregenber 0prfali. .


stm oerlcftnen Withpch, fhreibt Der
0lcdeiter slceertifer bonn 8. b. N., als
ft),pcrer Sturm iiber bem brcitcn Suieu
bes Sntaric Gees binraste, lag Der fleine
Sd,ccner prcsperitp bei GnfFn's 8ah,
25 Mcilen 0itlitt Doc 1crcntc, ana cauatis
Ihen llfer Dor Suffer. 6apitdn jnarrinae
ton, fem Gnabe nnb cin Matrcie ,paren
Die gauge Maunfhaft, unO pbsleitt aus 70
@enigen teitehene mar Te bed, ,pie cas
Sol9ence ;ci9en Utrb, ihrcr 9lufsabe ses
ipadyeit. $500 a
"a nun gd,ifspcrrdtbe nSibig nparen,
sius ter Gapitan init ieiaer Waannfhaft
in feinem einsisen flcinen 8ccte BON IA
5as ednse nnb 4 5ns greite, se,p0hnlid,
pl,nt B. b. eiri Boot init flahcm 8coen,
scnannt, ans eanb, hin ben Giufallf sa
MAIDEN. slS iIe ferti9 iparen, gum Shccs
ner ;uriidsufehren, bate Der gBinb lebr
an S,eftisfcit slt9cncmnent ,pas fe abcr
nidt abfhrcdte, Die 9iiidfebr sn tpa9en.
Sie ftieeen III ibrcrn fd,tpad,en Sabrseua
Som llfer al, spetdes batb beinabe anlenfs
bar ,paro nnb ,puroen trce ar ibren slns
itrensunsen am ssbiffe pcrbei in ten gec
sctricben. lie 3iifhaier am ufer per-
mcd,tem linen feinen Wcif7nnb ~ feilfe,,
uno mati sab PC natiirlih fir perlcrel,. -
&apt. Aarrin9tcn jrbcd badte aubers !;
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

bcnfen uuo ftarffInui9 uno anf cem Wc9
bes llnterrithtS NIT tpuabcrbarer Shnels
listeit seforbert. 9Ib9cfeben hanrrt ,ptrb
eine bcrartge Gertranlid,tcit bic 3drtlid,>
felt unb eiebe ;,pifden Gltern ,tnb 8ineern
rermetren unr ctne Srase aud, cinen
tpctlthdtisen Gt,fluB auf bic Sittlidfeit
tcs &iubes ausiiben. llub ,pelden bbtern
@cnas, tprlhe eelcre, erqilideubere Inter
taltnng, bic linen ic9ar nrdh sur selb1bes
lehrGns ticncn tsitrse, f6nnten Gltcrn fId,
fcitenfret Serftaffcn aIs eetn Die
prrftchenc gefd,ileerte. vGurd,s eebem
lcrnen ipir!'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
Sclswerf aeaen Feuer !,

y
9clSsperf 9esen Tener ;u
fidern.-Man itreid,t Die sm fId,ernbe
SberHdhe NIT eeitn,raiier unb beitreut ne
fann NIT eiuem galYer aus / Gbeilg gdpe.
fst | Gbeif reinem Sfer unb S gbeile ariis
nem Sitricl. 90 bebaubeItes jccls entaiin,
bet fldb fslbff IN ben teaiten Jiammen nid,t.
SOer man tereitet cine seidttistesuaSians
bon potafhe IN Bafer, ,,up beitreidf bas
NIT be Hclsfdd,e. lanR riibrt man In
biefslbe sluf0fns, init etlpas Daftr psrs
biinnt, 70 siele 9elte eebmerbe, tae cine
airt bitaiiiESer s,clsfarbe entltebf, ist
nod, s9Rebltleifter tinSt aub telirtit,t
nun bas 0cI, srei bis bier NaaI tomit.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08


4 llnfere 9ldcrban 3eitingcn beletren rns
ilber bic Grfatrun9et anbcrer reritdnri9cr
8auern; unb bieie Srfabrun9en miii1en
mir benuscn. Man blifc nur anf Die gal,e
ereien herjcnisen 2eute, fpeld,e bic eancs
tpirtbfhaft tpihenid,aftlid) unb NIT ebcnic
piel Gifer NIB Scr9falt betreiben, ipie elm
| Sabrifant peer naneelsmaum leiue 0cs
! ft,dft."
2ra9en 0auereien nur A present
Sntcrenen? A
: Benn bies ipatr mare, 70 mSthten mir
brt eerne ,ptIer, ,pie es fcn,nt, bas 70
! n,and,er cute 8auerei faufte, bic 0dlfte
| peer Gin Trittel 9lcid besablt uub has
llebrise fur 6 rber Z Yrcsent a,,f cine
Mcrt9ase ltehn last, bic 3inien bafiir be-
;ahlt, feline Samilie erndbrt feline Sauerei
nnb @ebauce ii, gutter Srbnung bait, unb
am Gnbe nod ba;u bic nauptlltmme bcr
Sdnlc a6trlgt? Oies 1T fcin un9cipDbils
lider Sal. Gar piele ,,9ehen ben lesten
We9'' bei irlhen Serehnun9en. Sie les
Ben bon ibren Sauereien, berehnen aber
nid,t, ,pte piel ntebr es lIe fclfen ,pilrSc,
,penn fIe al itre Butter unb Gtcr, II. {. 10.
fanfen mlsten, fcnbern ;dblen alletn bas
ais ben Gepinn ccs eanb9utes, mas iIe
beiiu Serfauf pcn prpbuften ei,lnehn,en.
Man iete ben, Sal, ein Samilienpater
bdtte $4,000 i,t elmer 8anerei itcden, unb
fra9e itd,, cber CT ntd,t tpeit beiIer ipirb
BON Der Saucrei lcbcn fSunen, als menn
er iein Gelo auf Z grcsent Sntcrcfcu aus
9elteten bdttc9
gSas bic ft,iptre 9tr6cit auf ben 8auc>
reien an6etrifft, ,prllen mir bic eieenen
@crte zines reihen praftiid,cn Sauers,
Der picl fir bic eneliid,en stderbau 3eituns
gen ithreibt, anfiihren:
uCte ft,ipere strbeit? ?-Fe it meinStcls
nnb meine Sreube! Sn bic ien 9asen Der
Ser,peidlihuns, ,pc 70 Diele ht, hreten
unc briifcn inb ale n,O9liten 9lusRllhte
ncbmcn, ,,n, fId, Der 9lrbeit at entsiebcn
uno ben ibren 9ite su lebeu, fcIse id, NIT
Srenben bcm 8eruf Ger ccn Mcnfden
bas 9rcse 9eice @cttcs nno Der Tatnr =
bas 0efcs Der 9lrbett = anerfennen ld6t.
SMSufdnpcre 9lrbeit, pb tSrrerlid, rber gcis
fttG 1T bon Sdaben; allcin pernilnfti9e
Shdtt9teit 1T fein Slut, frnbern Elm grcf
ies 8litd. Ca6 Ginselne nid,t senus arr
bettcn unb ancere Srt ,tart fd,afen" miiis
fen, 1T etn Sctler, Der in ben fnIftcn Sers
bdltni1en nnicrcs 9eftllit,aftlid,en eebens
liegt, nidt aber iii ir9enb cinem bcicnreren
@eftdfte cber 8cruf.''
Ter 8aueritanb lit uno blcibt nas Wiart
uno &ern bcs Qanees, benz CT liefcrt eie
eebensmittel, bic fir 9lae, felbit fir bic
Heihiten, nncntbetrlid finb.
Der 8auerntanc 1T nmc bleitt bic
Saiptitilse bes Gtaates, benn auf feinen
Sdultern lic9t bic srS6te Steuerlait sur
Grbaltnmg Der Staats Ginrihtuns nnb
8er,paltilng.
Ter 8auernitanb lit rnc tleibt bic SNcffs
nung uniercr Trcibeiten benn frei bon
ben 8er,pcid,lithuu9en nnb Serfeineruuaen,
ben ealfern unb eiiitcn Der Stdbte, erbdlt
Der Bauer bic Ginfad,beit Der Sitten, unb
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

slmefccte bon Wasbin8tcn.
Wan ersdhlt fae Mashinetcr, aIs bic enss
Itfhen Sclcatrn bei ycrftCun aafmarfhir>
ten nnb itre Bafen niecerle9ea masten,
81 bem Sseerc Der slmerifaner bic Wcrte
iprad,: ueeute, tefhimpft eiuen iiber,pnns
benen Deinb nidbt. Nenn fie ibre Mafen
niccerle9en, ruff tniht ssurrab. Eie gadr
melt ipirc es fur ead, thun.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

Tramen' GonScntieu in MaHabufetts.
pbtfabelpbta, 25. Sftb. cn @crs
ceiter, WsaG. 1T am Witt,pctt, cine 3uiame
menfunft bon Srauen 9etalten wcrcen,
ilnl ilber ibre Gage III Der 9efelfhaft 8es
tradtun9en 3t halten. Gs tparen Gb9e<
crcnete aus 10 Staaten erftienen, ndms
ltd aus Maine, 9te,ps Ssanpihire, 8ermcnt,
Weafad,nietts &tcbe Sslanb, Connecticut,
SEEM Yrrf, Ne,ps Seriep, penniylpanien
uno Sbic.-Srdulein panline SO. Iapis
aus Gtcce Sslanb ipurbe sur prdflbcntin
er,pablt. Gle tielt an bic 8eriammllna
cine gut aussearbeitcte pbilcfrptifhe slne
iprate ilber Neht unb unrettt Der Nraue
en-, pcrin fle Gin lebtaftes Bib pcn cen
Gnlhranfun9cn baritelte untcr ,pelhen
fle BET ben 9c9enipdrtiscn 8ertdltnilIen
Der 0eieafdaft leiben, tpas als cine slrt
BON Selaperei gu betrad,ten fei. Sie crs
tlarte, eas bic Srauen at @critanb cen
Wtdnnern 9leih itehen, nnb eaEer IN cen
9leihcn &crtteilen in, pclitifhcn, iccialen
anc relisiSfen eeben gu betradten fcicn.-
Tie 9Selt fci jctt i'm 3uifance ees Barr
barismas, bic 0ranen aber tcien belfimmt,
tpenisifeas itre ansebsrenen 0aesbte su aes
niesen. - S,ierauf ,pmrbe Elm Brief aus
Cincinnati pcr9elcien, ipcrin bic Nedte
Der 0raucn aufs &rdftisite pertbeieiat
aperoen. 8ei alien Mablen in biirserlie
den nnc pclitiider, icllen 1Ie itimmberet,s
tist mo spabltar iein, iie fcQen frgar in
ben &rie9 sieten biirfen, uno tann BEN
Wednnern 81 Seanie ibren slntbeil an &ii
die, &incerersiebuus uno e9l. iibertalIem.
0a9 Sennp einc iid, herablaiIen, fir cas
gersnil9cn Der Manner, bieier 9yrannen,
sn ilitsen, fei jebes 9rinsip ,peibliher
3arttcit uerletenb. 9tatrem nod, ancere
Heoen bieier slrt itub dtnlide gefhlaiIe
setalten l,nb 9efast tparben, pertaste I'D,
bic 8eriammlnn9 ouf ben anbern Mcrgen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

CT befhlcs, pcn fetnem 6ahrseu9e ben beit
nto9liehen 0ebraudb su n,ahen. gu folder
3ett ,,nb nnter fclden lltnifaneen tpitreen
mand,e tapfere eente bic Sccffnnn9 aufses
9eben tabeu; cine srcee Wafertpiite Dor
fIdb bon hinten fard)tbar 9epeitft,t pcn
bem Tcrtipeft, nne Bios Elm erbdrn,lid,er
Grc9 chue Se9el, ftledbt init 9itrern sers
iehen, ;tptfhen linn unb ben ftiirsenben
Mcget., rpctte jeoen 9lieenblid ite 81 pers
id,lin9en orcbte.
Sapt. Saarrt,tgtcn fab tpcbi, tae CT fId
MIR bann retten tonne, tpenn er geraoe
Dor Snrln unb gSelfen frrttrcibe. gr bies
Ieinen Wann ilno Snaten auf ben 8cben
beS Scctes fId' niccerlescn nnb es 70 gut
ais mO9lih i'm 0leid,9e,pidt gu halten,
rpdhrenc er ielbff ein Nuccr er9riff nnc
bic fleine 8arfe Dor benz Btnce biniteuerte.
Sic ja9te stpifden ben itarn,ioen Spisen
Der 9sllen babtn, uno tpteberitanb faum
itrer Mutb, bic iIe jetpd) elf Mnge Stuns
ben fir ben Gapitdn auShielt, Der mutbi9
am Steuerruber fas, ,pdbrenb feine Sc
fitrtcn auf benz 8cben bes Scctes la9en
uno jeSea slugenblif ertparteten, bon je>
Der babtrlrrllenben @elle oerfhlun9ea ;u
tperSen. 9tat, elf Shnben ooQ 9in9it unb
brpbenbcr 9sf1br bemcrfte Der &apitIn
bas amerifanifte llfer uub betpirfte nit
9rcser @tfabr eine Qanbun9.
&apt. SNarrinstcn fanb mad, f,,rssr Ses
retuuns, bas er fed,ssehn Meilen Oitlid,
or,n 9tt19ara Slui1e uuo ii6er ben Gee
ein flein tpcitts ,peltlid, ncn ieiner grpseiten
Sreite 9etrieben ,pcrben iet. Or mar unses
9efIbr Sc M.tlen il, ieinem itNp1hen
Sahr;cu9 Witrenb eines ftspcreu St,rs
mes sefabren, cine Chat, rretd,e mad, uts
ierem Oafitrbalten in Der @eIbid,te Der
eancfeefhifffahrt beiipicllcs lit. Man hielt
es fir Der Mite ,pertb BON eiuem S,elcen
su iasen, bas 0Sia Schnicn BON ben t1,,>
frnb Snfeln" trt einen gltten 0ad,en auf
bic 8efabr eines Sturmes bin iiber ben
Gee 9efest babe, aber in cinem 9,lnnt nah
renb etnes tcbenocn Sttrmes iiber ben
Gee srt flbren, tpie S,arriltgtcn NIT Ieiner
@annfdaft ld6t Sctnfcn's @a9etiif als
unbebeutenb erfheinen.
&apt. Sarrinstcn mar bon fetner 9ieiie
,tidt 70 iehr er9riffen; au9enblidlidt reiste
er mad, Gia9ara ab, nabm bort pafIase
auf einem Ddmpfer nad Sorcntc unb
mad,te am Grnneritas bel Guffu's gum
sro6cn Gritaunen 9lller, bic i'm fir uerlcs
ren getalten batten, feline Grfdeinung.
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which havlng sssived with tlle coish. VI.
carried aul placed By The side g ihs
rfave previously dug in an Snelosu's
near the house. Hg then, having some
how been made aware Of what was going
on, came out of the house, went to the
case, and with his paws on the side, loOk
ed in, and seemed toexamine it attentive
~. He next jumped down into the
grave, and appeared TO inspect that also
with equal care and attention. He then
came out and hurried back to his post
by the corpse, which he continued 10
watch, till il was brought out for inter-
ment, when he closely followed the COT
FIN. and looked sorrowfully on, as it was
lowered to its final resting place. and the
grave filed up. When his human fell
low mourners retired. however. he re.
manned behind, and lying down at the
head Of the grave, could not be induced
to leave the spot, refusing. for the 6rst
few days, all food, then. for q week or
two. sparingly receiving it when brought
to him. and going occasionally to the
house for it, but only to dispatch in haste
what was set before him, and return TO
his sad and lonely vigil. which. night and
and day, he still continues to keep over
the remains of his beloved mistress.
Vermont Freeman.
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The following recipe has been used by
several families ia lhls cUnaiy: who pro-
uOunce il excellent ....4s.asEt tE efF
RECEIPT FOR CuRlNe HAMs.-For one
hundred pounds Of Ham, take five ounces
salt-peler, two quarts mol;,ssc<s, and as
much salt as can be dissolved in guam
iily Of water sufficient tc cover the hams.
Boil this pickle and skim il place your
hams, l.osely inn barrel pour yoar pickle
boiling hot upon them, cover the barrel
and iet it remain six or eight days, then
take out the hams and smoke them in The
usual manner. Salt must be added while
the pickle is boiling. until it viii dissolve
No longer. a