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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
MfittsI Sie itHrn1tbarfeit Der K8eius
f16cfe ~ beten.

Mstttsl, cie ftnfrnAtbarfeit Der KBeirs
fs6de ~ beten.
Gs ereisnet fId bisspeilen, pcrshsIid, IN
fetterem Grbreidse, cne jnnae MeinifSfe
aneercrbentlid, iehtnes, maftiges nnb itar'
feS Socls treiben, aber itamer ,penig ceer
gar feine Drihte. Tiefe linfruhtbarfcit
fann Serfhiebenr llriad,en taten. Gmtres
Der ,,dn,ficb fslc biefe Stcfe aus fclhen
Heben 9eicSen, bic eecr teren Wmtters
ifSde nod, nid,t 9riit,te trusen unc ent,pes
cer;u jung cher ieltft Bon nnfrud,ttarer
9lrt sraren (; reer es lit baS allsnifarse
Giii9eu in einem et,ra ctuebem fettenSrs
ben caran id,utb. Tatnrd1 ,rire Der Stc6
sn 9eii unh es Fcntn,t cine iiberndeige 6raft
tes 2rietes in ben cberen Thea bcs Grit
Fee nne fetner 0ae6en. Ter riele Saft fins
bet ;i feiner Gerbreituns llid,t Honm see
mig lit Der 9erin9en sinsabl 9lete,, bic
man 9cfaiie,t bat, er ersieet ilf tnter ;u
fart in bic Singer, treibt ben rarir liegene
ben Saanten, bic 1rGatd,en, NIT Genalt
auseinanber, erfduft ffe sIeihfam IN Der
SHUTTER nnc treibt jene in matte Ma{Iers
fdtcfIen aus, srie mau eafielte Sfters an
3,per9bdumeu bca,ertt, bic entpceer nid,ts
ais INNER SdoFe treiten je s,chr man
Ne fhueieet, Ceer itssts Sd,cff unc cine
Mense Blathen, bic aber alle abfcllen nnb
feline Griidte tra9en. Tieiem llebelifance
bemgt man rcr, ipenn mon bic Stsde bei
itrer gerjnng,ins nid,t biinet unt NIT tem
Ghnitte terflben ilf nid,t beeilt unb te,,s
felbem nid,t cher pcrnimmt, bis man ein
saufitrrellen ner9eban9en temertt unb fcs
xacb Der Gaft bis naeh ben cbereu tpegslls
fhneicencen slii9eu nnb NcbitCdsn 9eities
gen III, audi ftnb ber9leid,en Str6e NIT
8crtbeil anwfhneihen bansit Ger Stcc-
sttuas eutfraftet tpirb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

spelte felt Mcnaten nit Der snft qdts
mun9 behaftet 9e,uefen, fInb tnrd, Gin
ieihtes, unfddelideS 8rennen Icfcrt ses
beilt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
0raat's esaNiaaifeber
Qul,ncu-SalS0us.

Gat cbne fsm serinsfen &Aatt;n pcn Ssrei.
fd Saun 80 Mssn, fsbr ritte Der
f1wtsrtsittn SaIs IL {uns:nrrantbsiten
ain ,lish sebsit frtche saue /. wie nch nitmais
pen isenc siner aHrern Dleci,in seb>i.t wcrcsn
iinc- ane ta ie san,tite bcffnnnBsl>s parsn, raS
tie Sranfea ren 1sr;ten mnc 5reuntca writ.
lid ffertsnb tvtlart pMrtrn.
Or teiiet ale fh rein,lencen LMscuesa teinabe
70 niIts nap tbat,s. ais bic 3utersituns, sp:ldbt
wH
SraHt's SsSiauiiterNeinguHas- Grtract
nei,sen ans 4 nnt tasin ron ibm rtrlhiecen,
eas rt rerioisesns auftrc Dsrmihunssn ent.
baif, wsltbs ei-satbmmlib anSemef ffen
nnc anumsanSiiA nctbis iinp, um
j,uifen srb Sd,Wtnoiaht
unr ate vrantbtitsn rrr tunse. frithr Sranfbti.
tea etc mntsr ner aemopaliiben Gebanc. uny if.ts
fc II tnri3 tnesn, weRn nc
V,ut, shtnae. ennss uno S;r;
ansrtifen, crnltaness ju beileu.
Giticr ValtdR bf.lt tis 1ttfbrurt IN err Snn.
unc irsenrrf cHtf inmtrtiop ic itt,v unn
siebs,a!s cir } Gin gum . Srtrstt 6;tAiriirt auf.
itriih eurirt. . ttsv Hatiaa bciit 9 Sa,le ron
J5uiten unr Sdw aeft.At aus 10, nasbrcm allie
anetr,n uiitta fcbl .tfs1tassn baten.
Tanleuee Don Shwineh,t,tS -siaen
ane trcnilhtn 15uitea beg assn bic nnfsbltart
Nir ia'uttit feline Huhsjrsiftte Ioesltraft uno
linesrncen. teiteneen Gisemiebaften tel tsn naeb.
cfssnren Sranfbettn.
Stuttrtptn, $unstn tluttn,
Srntf. nnc @eitene - cbmerJen,
antfAweiie, nerp6ft 3afattt,
!5erj tltrfen, Sinbtr. SbrIera,
OurNfaa unb rctbe Nmbr, tsi
Ginrern unp @tjabrt.n anr ag
lHtiMidEn Sd1scit,en uuc SeidDsreen.
Rcch ME in rsm Tuttirc Gin Mittsi tarstte.
ten mcresm. tas batt 10 se,r 8 unr trirf,am a!ls
@1madcn unrltnreselmaB Bisteit n cesGssthtcbts
beiit. ais tSrants $nnsra. Hali.m. Go m.dht tti.
men tlntcrfdt!ef, ct Bic Mnreatlmabisft.s curda
ttnterrratnng ceer ll.termdaS enttfaufcn, crer
;ufisliaer Shwahs jajuiiArsit.n iif. Sc rrtsu.
firt 4nes. inccm CT oas pifem ttaTtt, HleiA
ffrmiae Circulation bcrt iffbyt. uae nerrcit Sisi.
,uns beianftist nne lineert. aIs 8s,psts lies uus
itrs ,SfuJitbriftsn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Die Irenfcn aeaenfeifise
&ebeIaSw tcaicDerunGa=
GcaellscD aft. 2
2apitai 10000 Dullars.
Oas Ter 8sf ufetaft t:sber sitbemtts alfei.
tiss Cerf,aaen - lie CAB i'm ptracGtnen Sabr,
nabe an 1900 pelie aus-hat CO ibr mSsIieb
ss@asht, bic 0eriisbcrangSanfaee um "a
prcSt. 80 oermineern j.
nnr ~ sieih Sit talle Snbatsr ucnpe.
tiesn an ibrsm prefit xbfiInebmen
ja lafftn.
0setr, eer fir rem ia ftets leidf n,ss 'itnen SaQ
sines rlcsiidsa I.css sessn yejabluns eintt
auHerft SsriaSen @umns bic @eini. en-
rcr Manaei ,n ihasen, ibncn Gin bistfetrs Gin.
temmsn iu ibsrn milnt,bt, follts fidb iyrt pcimsn
rertttafen. 81
q Nabsre Ausfunft eitt rsr firsli1 srnanutt
unfsr,titnste Aseat Der 8efeHitaft. init ipslhsm
ale unterbancluhlen IN oeatfobtr Spra4e
ssrhcS,n perren tSnnsn.
maiTaOs, 3. .. nurlbuis Office.
CttO Drcfel,
AGENT.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

ans Tentfhlanh, ,inter ibnen Der rca ben
baierifhen SaDnaus snmTcee rerurtteilte
Sad, etetrals Wajrr in fer pfdlsiithen
9lrmee nno Or. eOspenttal BON Wanntein,.
lie g. .. Staateseitlmg entbdlt nun
in ihrer nns crit stitern Wrrsen 3u9efcms
meneu 0tummer pom Q. 9icrember tii,en
laiinisen 9tad)trag su itren friiheren Ses
rihten, Zen mir nnieren fefern ntd,t psrs
entbalten biirfen. Or lnntet:
Oie fueiafe s5esuegmna nnfer bes
6ranen in tem Ser ct.
u 1urh a,,sercrbentlid,en Courier
baben mir rrd nadAletenbe Grgdnaungen
,nb 8erittunsea iiber Die 9rrsartise fcs'
siale Betpegiins unter cen in Wrreefter
neriammeif 9etpefenen 2teefh,peitern,
plaubertafhen, 8lauftrliutrfrr, Gnianeis
piffiruen une amalgani1innen erhol.en,.
Die mir nniesa eefrrn unss6sert pcrlescn,
um nns nidt ben 8rrtpurf Ger perfeen
Beridteritatt,lns snSt5ieten.
SIM Qanfe ner Gebatte ifeilte fld, teraus,
tas nicht allt Gcnrentia,iiinnen fur has
&bihnsieen ter Wadnnerhdtie itimmten,
rielmehr sruree tcfhtrGen:
1. Eas st,adB ees pcn felbit silleud5s
tennen gleihen Hethtes aller MenFder auf
Die genaiie Mne eaiiea ees 2etens in 3u,
tnnft bic n6lfte tsr Rmbes van ben Wedn.
nern gsbcren ,srrten mus. Go it nnses
redt, nur einem gefhlehte bic Cuff aufs
biirten ga tpsten.
2. Tat beihe 0efhlehter als eisterlei
Meniden aud, nnr einerlei &feihnns traz
gen fcfltrn, uEs ta es sum @e,reiie ter
fc3ialen Grhetssmg tes WsibsS sorfcnmen
iriirbc, sss Sraaeasiwassr n1 Matrcfn
am Qafsfsert, cher als 3ieseltrdser arf
ber eeiter binasf 81 ttsissa hdttsn, 70 fd,eint
bic gtnfiftrfa,s ter 5..cfen ,,.tter ben 9Heis
Bern bas g,rastiid,fts.
8. Has iaa ben, BEL ben Gefhled,tern 81,
sleiher spiiftnfbafttiher slusbilburs &c.
meinfd,aftiid se6faetea hrteren Sfulen
unb Gcllegien sur DertiaberH,s bes eiebs
digelnS irnb nnberer slbctria bic Grrids
t,in8 pferbetfauarti9eg gferde jeberseit tuiin<
fhenswerth bleibt.
A. Dae BON fernerer Dii9laufeit inter
Ole 2yraanri Der Manner nid,t ldnger bic
0febe ieia fann, stib utter gDahlfpruh laus
tet frietfih spena mir tOnnen, 9etpaIts
fam, ipenn mir mililen. Tim beebalb seriis
ifet gu fein, fcute iId' ucrIdufs jebesJrauens
;immer ben Gdnurrbart nnb lGaIlenlfeis
ner ftehen fafIen.
S. Hiejeni9en 3titnnSSidreiter, speld,e
BEL biefer ieeiaien 0rauenbespegrns biilfs
reid,e Sdmb bieten, fctlen Suix ecbne be-
red,ist fein, bier @cden lang einea 8us
ifel 81 tra9en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
Canton. 81. Mlai 1850. 35,t

Srb,parser uno 9rauer Staar Der
pferpe.
Octtrr .. @ActI tefinret Gdb TN B..
fe sinss 0atteIs SeseE p;n fsbmaraen uno
9rauen Gtaar Ger pferfe eetyen J,siltraft
er in ie.ner praris isit ls Wicnate binlanalics
srrrcst uni sespabrt ssflncen bat. Sn tsr ltstsr.
isu3nn8 RAG or alien Giaentplm. rm r.n pftr.
ZEN in Stsas auf csises m:ttet srcRe Nieniit ~
Ieiiftn cermaa. ttinst or IS biermit suv sffentii.
hsn Ganre. W7an mire eabsr ,pcbl tbuu, tsi ibm
ansnrnf'n. Gr teban'slt ttenf .lls ale anbere
ctrrcmnrtnrt Grantteiten Der Vfsrre init ce,s
tsifsn Grfcls; teirnrers Srrncer crer @te,f.
bsit Ter pfsrre tanu CT init BsniBptit turi.
ren, inrtin frint Dlittet nidt aIlen purA ftins
9raris, tsncern ron LIEN SSttmneisen Der san.
tsn e,pilifirt.n 2seIt binianSlip srfrctt fine.
Vanten, OFT. IT,, 1919. 9.b. '.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

gEetdser Ssattr iieben bic Mdthen
ana btiten ?-1en eiettnber, freilid,.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
- crl Or { n.

% crlprcn.
1nf oem A.e3s ron 9snsaa mad Mafiilloa .in
i,rernes
a3Dc fetbttcb.
entbaltsnc IA Ocllars in u ten csr Cbic Staats.
f,nt. jrri Onstias, BIC tiMe pea :Se'h non > %
so Sc to mnb eie .,ncern pen z ain. $abn rctt
Si3, nft.ieen onet,ll III cin Grco.t. Der TN.
hrJcsdnts reripr DIT nm rstlieb n SiHrer. fer
,bm ralfsite 3uristerft.ttet ,ins Yelcbaan8 Ven
Dcllars.
Jafob WsiilIer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
Gin &ssbDfets

30 DerfaMftn cher ~ cerrenten.
Gin ithcn in gstsa,M aeweiensr ies
rcd, nod, adnjiidb nntsftsdei9ter &cdhrfsn
1T litter b,llisen 8esm9unasn 90 psrfaus
fen ccer 81 psrrensen. flncesrrornfse rers
ben al DeSahlnn9 ansencmmen. - ras
Edhere ~ erfrasen III bieier Ern6erei.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
Gnen Italer @ersb

earirt mrrten III.
Sen erifen Sal, ben mir anfdbren. .ifs rit JNsis
luna ron ,rn. ;. y. !s,istin rem .Nsrt, rneis
ba &c., u. D., u. mir 8efaorcsn nnicre leabrbaf'
tiJtsit nidt, wsnn ri tebAurien, rag es ptr bcffs
nunJstcfrffr iSau siner Der tdret. .nure8e, rtfsn
Serrfulas mar, rie J; felt Grihafln5 rer QEst
aebc,t rcrpea iinc. unc cerislte iparp sur,rt nit
lGmias wenlJer rcn Drauts Sfeini3er nnc wcb.
ftilsr ais je ein Vt. 10 y fnanssloier Sal rurdb
iOn,ai ansbrS Swfapar,la eur.rt srarc Sir Gins
sttnpsitsn utwsfen mir auf nnitr panppist.--
..,r. 6asfir ertiarf. ca6 CT Gin ; br tstt!aJeriS
mar, une caB IN n nitt erwartete er ipsrcs. n. d
- Stunssn tstsn. ais sr anffnS ern Neini tr 40
Sstranhsa. Gsin u}enl6 rsr cOH Dbr ~ CDr
tsinabt ousAssfieffsn - rursp ren Sebtunr war
ein &cA etfrsffea-- er mar ees 0ebra1.As els
mes III ~ tssamtt Gin 0efbwnr, 70 5rcB als
Sin DsaHwsHamp batse iid tsinab: raEb siRe Set.
k bsnens4 ssfrrffsn uno pa w.Tsn an sbm
3ssasfs MsFs. tiffs. taufencs @ id,piire.
ta5 ~ tsas SiafAe, melAs &c sstraants Jpn te.
fassfe Kim - n saHfre er IL N1enate aeleSrn.
~ ss isAcs De ,rfite Stafps maebse . ,bm
sjsssA ras 9sSs tu perlafisn. BIC rritse erIaatte
ib1 sswt Hsiien 81 ssb.n.-oab esr Vsfraas rem
RaT sM6If Uiaihen
ails xAxiAplrs ss,ite uac inn Oefansbsis une
tasbs uisetr8at, 10 rag 90 spi. Der fairly war ~
arbeaen ssp feins smass 5.r6}nfs vsidbafts ~
vsstsbsm. 4HaE
D.ttf Eur III teSlaatist tnrd IA stautrir.
rtst sxaSeA, rutcb Or xb N. i2riaiams, elmer
tss tsifsa AsrJfs Ncsms, fard, yyrn On Drswn
6tBeH pimer nnp lDirt3fes Il sif Nfme yprtets,
sGrN tic orn. SifTel unp seenarc, = 'riie5Iissn,
ure tnrdb / aHpese GiaspsbHsS Nrms.
8cn Asr1tenem pfcbisn.
Scistmas 1ss,tf bsttn Srant's Mseiitutn i'm
bS0tftH Drats fmrfeDt.n:
= Or. jt. a5uttarn. z tamfcrc. 0rnir.
Or, . u. Sm,tt. znatsrtemn. 81. D.
oisiIMann. i 80 y6snrpify aEs ,.bsrefipn, -.
II D,. cunt, Anturn, 81 p.
: Bse iSrantis. Niectstc,rn, Vcnn
81 Vsrp. n. Aosss. Bats. y D.
q. lrtit,, ,srtfcnia 81
3 e y etaieniinst HsrcH y,
> o &AsFnam, Gap ttsviiie. a. ..
> &ttnnsr. l,enSphy sSrectlrH, y. ,.
. Gaivsaa, 9ssflasb. q. 3.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
Sh,pincfuebt.
TV
Gine ifestenre GraN aeheilt.

oFir fnbren eiei,n Saa in ,n 80 te,rtiftn.
bag ritttr 9ailam cas $ttenj retttH
rsrmas 'csar wenn Der Srantc rsn asrjtcn uni
Sreuarcn aufseSeten, wirfiiA ferttnc
lit. unr ,rc tereifs tie BratseWanrsr sttauft
wcroen waren Die IAeiinns ssith ab III Nfae. 2is
Ia Spttmau ION Saltcn Sra, SaratcSa 80.
81. .: 3eir tfnntsn ririe tcinahs aitdb btff.
nunasicft S&ae anfibrea une un,dblite Salle
pcn sebeilter @Awirciu6t ercrtsra. ,psteht pon
seiebittsn Atr,ttn als nnbs,ltar ,par.n aufJeSes
ttm wcrccn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
etterfrdnfhcit. Dyspepsia, Gerpenfranss
beiten, Nubr uno Rinoer. &brlera,

etterfrdnfhcit. Dyspepsia, Teruenfranes
bsiten, Nubr uno R,noer. &bclera,
fine immer curt eieftn Salfam sebsit wcreen.
Niefer 6altam 1T ras tette Diittst ia ber .Srlt
eiseninnSs tnc nllrrtidbe Siueer IA efanfti5sn
ra iie idtlafcu uni iubtn. v,lepWcbi entDit
ca teinsn Crium. {artauun, ccer pareacrie,
aat srtift cesreafn uicinais cas v'sbir1 an. rit
criuns 3atereitu nsen 90 tbnn rAtSsn. & d rap.
liAe Stnrsr ir.rren eurcb ren Sttraudb rieits
Yai(ans fsiicbiS. Se( no, traftia unr wa6isn
,uitbenrs rurb cen Getrau rietes Satfams.
&rine Mut'er traudbt osn xoo ipr;s Stntss
cursb Ginrsrz 9bclera ju terr:inen. .renn spasrsno
tts Sabnrns S.ants $unScns 9allen estr1ustt
ptsb.
SaMsert aufeHee
fno rurd sititn .Nrinissr feir 9abrsn van Slut.
Srantbeiten stbs;tt ,rrcrn itnc cieft 3usen Rus.
cen tewsrftfslliSt rnr9
B,ermal serinaere A'aatitdt u~e sisr,
NAL rprblftiirr,
als fcldt Grantbsit,n tprsA @artarartlla ccer irs
sxat EN- ancerrs Aittet, ras tis ,tt rem futlts
rum n,rgttcttn wrvocn if. curiTt wsyctn tcnnen.
Dieter AsiniJsr hsilt
Die Standardization Scrofu!os
anc ALT uHycine Sr ,nfbeitcn nss Nuts, afS:
Srptlriar, ShaijhuS, Nbsumat smus, Husfttiaa,
sstihtss SiascheR ScIt.ns actt e5t'Nnfrs,
.6Arteit .Gaanrirl uHe sstfr GrantDeits1,
Nlttn 9siten unc u6iiettrftmterte rtem Nm.
trans ces 8lsts gum Scrf M.. M.
Did,tia fir cen Nranfsn
iff lie Gntfshsiruns Der Sraae: msl&.s ssn
ai!eR Sartarartua unc anresn Mitts:n III ras
Mehlfellite nno am G,hsriten heilerce9
1Rit f,sen. 0ranfs Sneianiltttr Sssinissr if
wet ticilet unr ,lbefer te;'nc, cenm cine Slafts
eapcn t,nn ;ir sinsnOcllar setauit ,rsrcen, mel.
dc pte mai mebr ~ tiiiniths 24nttamyeit
seist als Gins .Statctt Soariararia, Yrslas tten.
fails 81 rsttst = leean rr mnn ttweiftn eaB
@arfararilla s'en g tbeuer 1T, ais Trant's Nti'
nj sr su 81 cie Jlaise fem sp,ircs. ~ 81 rIe Sla
fhe. w:li rtr Neinsef srfbers .nss ssia,ni'toe 9rt.
f.mtsit ent,alt sis SAari,pariila. ranr nauSte
Sariarsr,lla ~ - Cents rs Statsse rcrranft
nerrfn. um 70 mrb .ftii .is esr Ne,m,ssr ln tftn
Oa jeecA uafsre 1.paaptaHs nid,r bic srSSe
re Madbs unc ~ft,jiniiaAsn lssens rietts Nti,
ni3ers ktspstN, Wenn mir ibn inst ccr ttiftn Oar.
fasarlaa persltisn, 10 wclisa Uir ssi5en wts sisi
xYanebeit tnr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Gem Wprf. - Mit benz Sd,iffe eens
secticrt famen pieIe pclitifde Gliidtlinge
ans Teutfblanh, unter ibnen Der crn ben
baierifhen SaDnaus 3imGcee rerurtteilte
Sad, ete,nals Wajpr in Ger pfilsiihen
9lrn,ee nno Ir. 2ospenthal BON Wannteim.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-17
Watches and JeWelry.

e THE undersigned have
k.sA socated themselves together ST 1
in the capacity of Watchmakers, Jewellers, &c.
and have at this time for sale, Gold and Silver
Lever Watches, Mantle Clocks, Breastpins,
Finger Rings, Silver Ihimbes, Rodgers fine
cutlery, Silver, Table and Tea Spoons, Specta-
cles, Fine Sewing Needles and variety Of art-
cles too numerous to mention.
Strict attention will be paid to Clock and Watch
repairing, have fine stock of Watch
material we will execute without delay any kind
of Watch repairing. The credit system is con-
trary to political religious principles, there
fore we shall expect cash for all work done or
goods sold, in much as we intend to work cheap
and sell cheap be afforded any where in
the west.
WHITE & CROUCH.
Washington, July Is, 1850. [28-3m
All persons indebted to G. White are requeste d
to come forward aud pay up, in order to save cost.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-17

SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsE.-A favorable report
on petition for divorce made in the Con-
necticut Legislature, on the 18th ult The cir
cumstances, as detailed by the chairman of the
committee, were follows:
The petitioner was married at the age Of twenty
She was respectable and intelligent young lady,
but owing to some peculiar circumstances, her
mind became affected, not TO absolute insanity,
but she was in distracted state, and in this con-
dition came to New Haven on visit to her sister
AT this time she became acquainted with her
husband, who is colored man, through the
agency OF coored woman, who was employed
bv her in washing. Her husband had never pro-
posed the match, nor had she; but one evening
she was invited to the house of her washerwoman,
where she found company assembled, and was
informed that she had been published and that
those present had come to her married She
consented, and the ceremony was performed by a
colored clergyman.
Her husband then carried her TO New York,
and placed her among associates that were very
disagreeable to her. He went to California some
months ago, but has recently returned. She has
recovered from her hallucnaton, and looks upon
her husband with disgust and horror He had
rec-ived her notice of her application for divorce,
but did not appear in opposition.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-17

APPEAL FROM MASSACHUSETTS TO ITS
REPRESENTATIVES. following letter
to the Massachusetts delegation in Con-
gress, is now circulating in that State for
sigma lures. The Advocate says: awe
know thatit expresses the views of most
of them who voted for those who repre-
sent Massachusetts in Congress, and sup
pose, therefore, that it will receive large
number of signatures.
To the Massachusetts Delegation in Congress:
GENTLEMEN-The political state of the
country, we think, justifies and demands
the expression Of the opinions and wishes
of those of your constituents who feel
that the nation is in a dangerous position.
We see on every side, all unprecedented
excite ment of feeling, unfavorabIe alike
to wise counsels and friendly dispositions;
and even in Congress, we think we per-
ceive an alarming deficiency of the spirit
of conciliation and mutual concession.
We need not remind you that no contro-
versy can be settled without large
measure Of that spirit OH both sides.
That alone can restore the nation to its
accustomed calrnness of progress and
give us that beneficent legislation for
which Congress was created, and without
which there can be neither peace nor
prosperity; and we would urge you, by
every consideration which can be drawn
from the recoIlections of our history, and
the hopes of our futurity, not to be want
ing lin your share of that temper which
will lead to a reasonable adjustment of
existing difficulties; to let no pride Of
power-lo desire to obtain advantages,
nor push political rights to an unwise
extreme prevent you from adopting
measureswhich viii, tend to restore peace,
prosperity and kind feeling. We desire
to be represented in Congress as men
acting with forbearance. Wetrnst, there
fore, that you will be induced to give a
ready support to those measures which
will rnostspeedily produce, and will long
est maintain the spirit of union.
Respectfully, etc.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-17

The following toast was given by Gen.
Pillow, of Tenn, at public dinner given
to the delegates of the Convention at
Nashville, and was received with enthu-
sastic applause:
"The Missouri COmprOna1Se-On that
line we will meet our northern brethren
with the hand of felowship-from it we
will not be driven except at the point of
the 6ay0aet'
This is just such a toast as might be
expected from such "Soft PtlIOa0," nor
are we surprised that men who would
act as delegates to that Convention,
should applaud it. We wonder how
many bdyO7aetS can be raised in any one
Of the slave States, in case, as we have
no doubt will be the fact, the Com promise
bill of MIR. Clay is passed by Congress,
and no notice taken of the "Mlssouri
!ihe?'' The South is strong in her rights.
and will maintain them, bit such school
boy bra aggadocia is out Of place, and has
only an injurious influence. 1t is the
more ridiculous i'll the present case, as
the Missouri Compromise has not been
seriously mooted in any portion of the
the Nashville Convention, will have about
as much weight as that of a county meet
ing in South Carolina passing qualification
resolutions. The South will receive,
with universal appreciation, the passage
of the Compromise bill, and after it be-
comes law, we will guarantee there
will not be one man, even among the
members of the Convention, who will
be willing to take a bayonet, in order to
sustain the 'Missouri line" There will
be but very few fools or demagoSues,
and still fewer among sensible men, OF
the South, who will not cordially shake
hands with their Northern brethren over
MIR. Clay's bill.-N 0. Bulletin.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-17

WEBSTER AND MANN.-Near the con
clusion of Mr.. Mann's virtuperative let
ter are the following words:
"In such case as this there IS one
point of view in which Mr.. Webster is
desirable antagonist; for the thick and
far-beamihg points ol light. which he has
left all along his former course Of life,
etc., etc.
This "two-penny WORTH Of blasacy
after the "seven-and.six-penny worth
of abuse, is doubtless regarded by the
great old senator very much as one ol
the parties regarded the endearnients Of
the other iii the following fable OF the
contemporary French wit; Eacham'
beaudie:
The Old Lion and the Ass.
The ass, who with a coward rage,
Had struck the Lion in his age
By awkward asinine embrace
Was faiu the mischief TO etface.
"And dar'st thou hope" the Lion said,
..The grace thy course has forfeited!
Kisses and kicks alike must pass
AS equal insults from an ass.
Boston Post.
Washington telegraph., 1850-07-17
The KNOCKERS We hear OF meet

The KNOCKERS We hear Of a meet
inc of political, theological, literary, and
social celebrities, held night or two ago
at the rooms of the Rev. DIR. Rufus W..
Giiswold, for examining the credentials OF
the fascinating young women from no
chester, who profess to be "skilled III the
discerning of spirits DR.. Griswold has
ridiculed unsparingIy with pen and tongue
the pretensions to upernathral1sm III the
premises; and having been invited to an
interview With the ladies at their hotel,
rolL them very frankly that on manifesto
tions, however marvellous, if induced IN
aRrtments which they had occupied
some davs or weeks, would, in the slight
est degree change his conviction that all
these proceedings were bat clever impos-
lures. The ladies declaring their readl-
ness for any fair tests Of the reality OF the
phenomena Of which so much has been
said recently; and it was agreed that he
should invite party OF friends to MS
house, and then send for the ladies to ap-
pear there with their spiritual attendants.
AT 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, the
party, which included Hon. George Ban
croft the Rev. DR.. Knowles. the Rev.
Dr.. Ripley, J Fennimore Cooper, Esq,
VIM Cullen Bryant, Esq, N. ?. Willis
ESQ, DR.. J. W. Francis. DR.. E. E. Mar
CIV, Richard B. Kimball, Esq, General
LYMAN, and other eminent persons, as
sembied, and soon after, the interesting,
modest, and pretty ladies, appeared with
their mother, and the spirits that Were on
parole appeared in troops from the higher
and neither world, rapping in the most as
tonishing manner, shaking doors tables,
&c., and falling the Rev. Doctors study
with 'a dim, religious light with very
apparent tinge of blue, till near mid
night Oar informant assures us, serious
ly, that the exhibition was, altogeth her
very interesting and marvellous, and that
the impression seemed to be Unanimous
in the company, that the ladies were in
every sense incapable of any intentional
deception in the matter. 1t appears to be
something like the famous case of knock
ings in the Wesley family, which Southey
and some other authors have detailed
with such interesting particularly. We
have no opinion to express upon the sub
;ect, but we believe it is believed by
many ss sgacious persons, learned in curious
physiology hlmbug, and mystical meta
physics, that the "knockings''' are in no
manner OF degree spiritual, but only
development of d new phase Of intel
lectual and mesmeric sehsibility; peculiar
to the present age.-M Y: He,usH