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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

5 Der Batter febte fh itm sur Seite, ,tns
,partsts bsneu Gd)lu6 nb. gs ,par, fur Gin
Girb, ein lange6 uno pchloerftanbene6 @e-
BET. SD, batte ben eant leiner iiIen Stims
m foun;e abr bieg8p.te, bic IS auSlprad,
nidlt oerffshen. n.-9lber iprld,e Scene fpels
der slblfid) Gs ipdren Winnsr - Die Ih
Snr 3abe bcgaben obne Gebst; eeer ipeitn
iIe lcsar 0ebetet 70 mar es eius 2lef dulFers
lid1e Vitte nno 9e9ieroe ua SduB, chne
hlnrelbeno Wutt uno Tr6mmi9feit III bas
ben, lln, itf IN Der @ajnte enes Danpfbccs
teS neoer;nfnteen, Dor Gremcen uno bic
@'nte @ottesianSuerfenneu, rber Ieine Qiebe
uno Sdlne ;u fcrbern.
Diee war Die ginprdgung elmer frcn,men
Muttsr. Wo mar fe jset? Die off fpur-
ben ihre aiitiaen Seinbe auf Die icunisen To-
dsn 9elest aIs fie ibren Scbn Iebrte, feline
@'ebete oaber ,n lispeIn9
Gr mar Elm berrIiher sInt!id, cieies&inb
i'm 9etete teAriffen 5n fehen, in Der Mihe
pcn einem @eerdnae bon befhdfti9ten uno
lcsdtferti9en Menlden. gs alteii,, uuter
Der weftlihen 9luiabl nabte GdD cem Soim'
mel 81. SD banfe Der elterliden Qiebe, Die
es lebrte isine 9ebete hertuifammeln, OF
fatholifd, peer prctcitantild,, cb tpot cber
lebenci9, pb nahe cter ferne, fe oeroient
bic Slttun9 aller Srcmmen. Gs tbat mir
gut; e5 mahte mid 6eGer. G5 srpreete
mir Ghrdnen bamalS, uuo jesf, i,lbes, id,
DTS uieoerlhreibe, ltnb meine 9Saneen ge
nesf, incem id, mir tpiccer cieB fife 8jno
abbiloe III Dem 9eerdn9tcn 9lrfrubr oeS
Tamrftctc6, e6 altsin aebeu9t in Der gr9e-
buaa pcr fsinem Sd,6pfer.
5fnrs llipor fahe id, einen SOaufen auf
tem Sereecff, Die iTtl nm itolieuifd,e Sdn,
ger cranateu, une ibnen beaeri9 sub6rten );
cine Mntter uno stpep S6bue, NIT Iauten
Stimn,en, 8lrfe unb 8iclin, ater Hiemanb
fttrte ID, on, nno teuer ahtete eas betens
&c JfiHo.
9iad,Sem Der fieine &nabe iein @ebet cit,
tete, ertcb er fid,, tiiete liebreid, felnen 8as
fer, peld,er ibn fur bic S1adt auf bas 9ius
hcl19er beforeerte. SD, fnblte eiueu Wunfd,
nit beteen Su fpred,eu, oerldcb es oter auf
ben ndfffen Gag. 9llS Der Morgen anbrad
oerbiucerte Der 9lufrutr uno Die eanbune
MIDI bapcn. 9Iber iolIte id, je oielen Ruaben
tpicrer trefen in iciner aIidlihen Susenb,
in feiner itarfen Mannbarfsit, pber in Ieis
item tetaQten 9llter, 70 mill id, ihm banfeu
fir lrin grempcl in ,ldchtficter @ctte5crqe-
hung uno ben Namen Ger Wntter Icanen,
Die ihu beteu lehrte.
Gcin pcriiber9ebeneer 3ufali in meiuem
9tteu hat ie cinen tiefern Gincrud auf
n,ein @emitt seniadt. SD beeab MIDI in
meine Stube, uno tanfte gctt tae id) Gilt
aen,euee ,par, uno fir Zen @infue, ten
tieier tetenoe Srahe auf mein Soers bate.
gEer betct auf eincm DampfbUote g3er
lehrt feine Gnc'r beteit, lelbif gu 9aufe?
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

9rnten bon ealareras. Gabe Gan 9lntcnio
ipurben neuu aneere @ruten enteeft ,pc
man Sfpei llnSen beS Cages MAIDEN fam.
Sicten ocer aht Meilen bon Ger Statt
Scuomo itieB man ebenfals nuf bis jest
nod rmbeahtete Suelleu uno 0uneerte BON
Slbcntenrern siehen bereit5 Dabin. Die gauge
Ge9etb Sipllhen tcn Gtanislaus nuo Iars
tanne 8IufIen it reid an 8rleenen Shdsen.
gcr einscr 3eit ,purce III Der gescno uns
Wariprla, Elm Z pfuuc ,piesenber Gjclbtlums
pen eiui9e 3cI unterbaIb Der Grbeberfdhe
9efunbcn.
Drei aerfcuen 9etpannen binnen 2 $500
den in zen ncuen @ruben, IL Neilen bon
Soncra, $4,000; un9erednet einen &lums
pen, Ger pfuno rpcs. Dcd bau9t biefer
GrfoI9 mebr als cit, eotterielpieL bonn 3ufaa
ab.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

8emeinnistg. - Wan bat entoedi,
caB cas Sleiid, pcn gieb, ,peldJsS in Der Neits
te Ger Gad,t 9eldtadtet iptrb, fIb pieI Idnser
balt, ais BET Gage 9efdlahtet. Differ llnts
itano be,peiSt, baB oas Gteilb am 8eifen gum
9lnfbewabren 1T, mann es bonn 9ieb gencms
men miro sur 3eit, oa bic slusoiniuns arr
id,rpddfen uuo Die Gemperatur oef1elten am
nieori9feu it,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

Gutter Math.- Gin &nabe, Der NIT
@elb sefpielt hattie, uerfhIudte unpcrTdtiser
@eils em Stif oapcn. Garctwa MN 9rofs
fes 3eter9efhrei bon alien gettern unb Bas
fen; fuie fcllte man bas @eteitnd fpieeer bers
ausbefcmmen IA fa9te Elm pffifus:
ugSiSt ibr mas 2 eaBt cen Steuereinnebner
bclen, mean cas 9slo je su befommeu il, her
frieat'e berais."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

Cincinnati, ben Is. Suly. @rosee
8euer. Sim Samita9 Otad)t Inn sp6lf llbr
ipuree 6ener an9ele9t IN Ncpts 8cuuorY, an
Ger pcarlltr. swildcn 0lace unb 8ine, unb
ta6 gauge @etduoe brannte ab. G:wa 300
Seien, Nafd,iuen uno Gilsueerdtbe warben
pcrecrten nnc serit6rt. Ter Gerlu(t 1T $l5,s
600; rie 0erlId)eruu9 $1,000.
Ter ranebenf ehenoe eiperyifall brannte
ebenfalt6 faft gang al. Die pierce unb Suts
fhen piroen nod 8erettet.
Die Sramebduier in Der Gahbar1daft
tpurScn ouf Ger 6iuterfeite fart tefhdtiet !;
unb ebenlo Die 8rctter yarb btnten an Der
Tcunory.
gcri9en Sreita9 itarben lit eillem i0alrs
fe an Der Sycauoreffraee iiber eem Canal 9
Terirnsn an Der Cholera. Gas 6aus 1T
fhmust9, euneel uno feud,t.
slm Scnnta9 itarben "a perlonen an Der
@bclera uno % an anbern &ranfteiten.
Gie @tclcra mar mdhrenb oes Senntaos
i'm 9lbnebmrn. Sic Ipa lTcb am Sdlimmien
Sei0en i'm 0ecrs@reef Gbale uuo einiae mol
len behaupten, es fomme rater, neil BORT
Galtifeinma1er 9etrandt ,pcrte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
a,siftboosD, SEN 28tem Jmli, 1850.

jeocd aitdb Or. &eidltn tpies ale 8esablung
sltritd nno beoiente Die Srau untfpnit anf's
Srenublihite.
Das ilno 3it9e ipabrer 8rrberltebe! 9Sie
9erre tpilrben mir Dfters ber9lettben ntitthets
len, dnifatt baB cs ilitIer traltrt9es QocS lit,
fat ntdlts als 8erbrehen uno 9tpbhett unb
un9lld ntelbeu at fDunen. Sllleu Wenfben
aber rltfen mir sn: D@ebt btu nno tbut, tpie
otelcr Snd6er that !''--
Detrott l3.-Ich redlten|
3eit.-slm 10. Suli bate man einen Gocts
9estaubten in bic frons0Tfhs &wte ssbrad,t,
um bort bic ibIihe esihenreoe ilber ibn
talten III la6en. Wdtreno Ger preeiecr bas
nit bsfhdfti9t mar, Die 2rauerneeu Su trD.
lten pernabm man Elm hcfti9eS pcd)en i'm
Sarge. Man Sffnete bculeiben unb lIehe ca
Der Wann tebte uno tparb 3u lener Sd
Mile ;urnfScfihrt. Solde entleslihe Sal
le tcmmen in 9lmerjfa hduT]er Dor, ais te
irltsE. Shnen oersubeu9en, bat man in
Deutfhlanb aueer Dem Gelese, baB leoer
Sebte Dor @e,lauf ron 72 Stnneen nitt
beeroi9t fperoen catf, nod, antere IorGhtss
maBregcln. Sir ben pl6sIih@ @eforbencn be-
ftneet ild, nau,lid L allen gr6Bern gtitten
etn 2cotenbans, peldes nit 9lpparaten uno
Waden cerfeben 1T, Die bem Sheintceten
oas WieberSuldjtommcn m59lih mad n
0esptB wdre eine frlde 0orlId)t6maere0el
BET uns etenfalIs su empfcble (M. Grib.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

8ci sinem unldn8if absebaltsnsn ghul-
Gramen iihsr Die Heben Bitten oes 9atsrua-
tsrs ifellte Ger eetrer tsi Der pierten Yine
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
Nittlall,cr AN.)

bic Srnse: ,Barum aber bitten mir nur
unls td9lide Brcb, nidt ums fpod)en.fid,e,
mcnatlidpe, coer gar unls 9anse Sahr2" Gin
ffeines Mdod,en antiportete io9leid,, ftng
lidielno ,,Gs milroe fcnff altbaden."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24
Gin 0n6erectp6Dnlie5er SAT- opu 3pci.
incibcrci

ipctberci.
Der 9lnseflaqte 1T Scbn Curtis, Elm Slrz
better aus Strenham. gr it auecflaot mibs
reno Ter eeb;eit finer erifen Srau, Die er
1885 belrathete, elne speite eencmmen ,u
baoen. Snrtie lebte nit DER erfen bis 1910.
als ite flh 9e9enleitig iiter ibre Grennuna
oeritdnoi9ten Die Srau Ie9ts nad oerielben
Wannertleieun3 an uno nabm in einem Be.
na6barten @cuntp bel einem Bauer ais
Sredt Dlenife, no fe pfu9 unb Genie
tnbrts. sic tpmec bieraut Oiener bei elmer
ocrnebmen 6anliIie. Sier so] Te Die slufs
mertlamfelt ors Ioausndbhens auf ljh uuo
es ihen aI6 Oh ihre 6efanntit,aft ,ur j0et.
rath fiibren fcate.-Oas0ausmibd,en tpur>
&c oerldrcenemale bon ibrsn 8srmaucten
5ur Neee 9eifcat: Dies dr0erte bic beiecu
Wtacdrn 70, ea6 l!e Gtb f6rmtid, tfauen lies
Zen, nno mcbrere Sabre ols W2anu uub
2Seib eihe Butbldaft flbrten, cbne cae cses
mano oas @sldlledt bes @hsmannes ocabut
bafte' gnoltb Dnree aber Die oausfrau bes
me'elidfn ehsmannes liberbrallIJ oetlies
i'm uilo heiratbete in eincm entferuteu Shell
ces sanoes einen mirfliden Wauu, mdhreno
cle Deloln unierer @efhid,te in Shffcro.
ihlre surllfblieb. unterbeB waro oGurtis aud,
oes Strcbpittwentbum5 mioe, uac erluhte
cen @slitliden gu Strenbam, itn nit encr
anoeren Su trauen. defer neiaerte fId, Bis
er Beweile ilbcr ben Gcc 1einer crffcn Trau
beigebradlt bate, tpornuf er natt Mcrde(fer
9ina, no er 9ctraut wurbe. 9lls Die 0,ats
rldt oaYon ieinem er(fen We be in Stofforos
idblre 81, Ohren fam, so9 lIe lhnea mieber
lbre Welberfleloun9 an, leB Gurts einfpers
ren une perfcl9f jest ibre slnflase se3en ibn
tpe9cn 3 ei,peiberei
Gin urtbeil in ecnbon iiber Die
Neutldlen erifa's. - Die GefeQs
id,aft Der Sreunoe nn9liidlider Tremeen in
scuoon belt am 8. 8.Nai cine grcee 0er1amms
lung, iposa aae anSwirti9eaOe Oelanbtcn eilraes
laoen srureen. Dcdl inr Der amerifaniEbe
Gefauote yeawrence" erIhien. iOr. Qa,preus
&C belt cine lan9c nno ansseSeidnete 9ece,
Die nit ben Merten fhlce:
Sh fann bios fa9en, bag es mid ber3Iid,
frent, 9teprdlentaateu aaer Naticaeu osrgroe
bier periammelt sn inoen. SD empfinoe cieIe
Treuoe uni 70 mctr, ea ieb aud, gertreter Der
9rcBen ccutlhen Naticn bier iebe, reren
Stdmme iiber bic gauge Srbe pertreitet (lnp.
Sn n,einem 8aterlanoe, ben Der. Gtaaten it
bic oeatlhe gsOSlfsgnns cine sablreihe uno
bic bsutfheu Burger 9eh6ren su ben gslfen
oes eanres. gSir baben oeutfhe 3eitunscn,
teatfd)e sdnlen ceutfhen Ginfluf in pclis
tit uno es frent mid, fa9sii gu fonlhnl, oae
eieier giniIuB nur fir Orcmnns nuD Sreibet
IN Die @a9fbaaIe falIt. Caassmeiner 9es
faO.) Die beutIhe Bep5lfsrun9 Ger llnicn
teldlafti9t I'D, ineiltens NIT slferban. Sie
spcbut raeiIt auf benz eanbe, bebaut ben
gocen unc fein anOerer goIfslfamm bat es
in, slferban fc ipeit 9etracbt ais fe. (cons
ncrneer geifaa fcIste oielen Wcrten.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-07-24

Sdltterulen.-O Ourd) Die Nnfunft Der
,,@rescent @itY" Irb mir ii, zen Stanb aes
fest eini9e SfisSel, avs eem ,,GleeracS"
mitintbeiIen. Die Nad,rtdlten aus San
Sranciecc reid,en bic gum IA. Tas Ne1uls
fat Der Batl fiel 70 siemIid, su guufien Der
Gemcfraten a,,e. Gie Wbiss baben eine
Majcritdt i'm staetratbe ein9enommen.
lleber bas Geuer in Gan francisco ente
tdit bic npacifie 9ssps" gciaenbes uDae
Seuer sroch ploslid, aus nno 9riff nit fllrhts
tarer Wutb i'm fId,. Ter @erInif lit ein i'm,
9ebearer. 9sidt speniser al5 $50 s,dnler
trurben serff6rt uuo mehr Gioenttum pers
nidtet afs ee III einer 9lcid, 9rOeen Stast
Der 9auSen ggelt bdtte sefd,eben fsnuen.
Iie gerwirru,ig, weIdje baenrd entlfans,
mar furdtbar sitles lief burdeinanoer une
bic Giete nno Gliifsritter batten reidpe
Grnote. Webr als SO Iamilieu mmben css
eahlcs."
9lnS ben ficliebeu Minsn erfabren mir
lllferenanfe GtIselnhcltcn.'
Sn Mlafelunnr fpurcen lpidti9e Guthefs
fuu9en gsmaht. sluS einer eiuSi9en @ru6e
ee'panlsn erei Manu in swei Gassn 1000
Gtaler. Grc6e GeItHuupen iperben it Der
umgetnu9 gefincen unb jeber Maann fam
ta9lid brqaem cine llu;e Oplbes psrnienen.
Cine srcBe slil5nanreruus, namentiid,
aus ben uSrelideu Mainen Sc9 fA sesen Die
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

The new constitution tSes the salary of tho
Governor e '3diiornia at 10000 per annnr,.
and memhcrs Of the Legislature are TO have
>lo f"r dem. Tie Socriary Of State is to
l.t, - niN .tpaf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

Purc1Arias or pTIt'htrltiA.--A recen,
census q avable inhabitants within the CITY
and eoufry OF Philadelphia shows a io,sl of
77,2st On ibis basis the Bulletin estimates
tht entire population at s33,o62--an increase
q i66,5G2 or sixty live per cent IN nine years.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17

Mr. lodr, II Eas, Bend, Nv, has recently
discovered q rich bed OF coal, abont one-half
milo from tee river on his farm. which is pro
uoauoad by several to exceed the pittsburp
coa. % ,ycry respect. The extent of the bed
6. not vet asecriamed, but it is supposed TO bo
yer large.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-01-17
o. The following bsaottai aiiegor, !, tran.l4ic,
from fire t,rfnmui

>ngHrnuus. Wi.e teacher WoulI ua, sutlaf iIs
rniWup sens 8ud daughters 10 Assoc mt wui tho-t
81 '-s conduct was Ea, pufe and npfghi
Illr father said 'hr seufia lsualn 20 hm one
hf Wien Do" it' abe hrf IN company With her hfn'h,r
90 Welt ihr volatile lurinda dear father ,ou most
thut ~ very childish. u ypn imagine that Vs. shouiA
ul rtiase, 90 danger ht 10
TIE father tHb % silence dead cfal from III
brtrih, and reached 81 To he daughter 1t viii nj,
burt son m{ child iHkc il
iolaiia did u 1ud behold hci deli, nts .hi. hand
wis seIlra and hackened, and - Il ei.ancspl h..
Niiff drts 4l-u
" W cannot ir 200 rnn.fsi BOO h,ntlnr ec5i, .,i1
Euiaa o. Nr,a'inu
ic' 'fn't .al hef f,the- 90 ! ai ..,. my c'ill.
h'i "ti. even ii iie, BE- nai huru. vil ha,ktn So
81, i.rsoi Wi'.' iAy company O.. l,s sic,on-."
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-26

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLESiE.
fNIIE next annual session Of this Institution will
commence on the Cd Wednesday in October.
= "'. FACULTY.
The Right Rev. JOHN JOINS, d. D., President
and Professor of Moral Philosophy.
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II. A. WARRINGTON, A. M, Professor of His
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5ulv Ill aw
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THE THIRD ANNUAL VOLUME
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public.
Mr.. Brady has been many years engaged, at great
expense, in collecting Portraits for National Gal
lery, and those which being engraved for this
work are believed to be superior to any that have
ever been taken In the accomplishment Of this great
object he has experienced the utmost courtesy and
encouragement from distinguished men. Mr.. Brady's
reputation has been too long established to need any
recommendation. His daguerreotypes in the
highest sense the works OF art glowing with the soul
OF the living countenance.
The drawings and engravings OF D'Avignon have
been pronounced by Europeans of taste TO be fully
equal and in respects superior to those Of the
best artists Of London and Paris and every inn
preston in this Gallery will be taken under his i'm
mediate supervision The Typography will be exc
cuted carefully and in superb style as the en-
cravings themselves. The entire work will be on
the finest imperial folio paper, 16 by % nches made
expressly for this purpose.
This work has nothing sectional in its scope il
viii therefore be comprehensive in its spirit The
names of those only admitted whose talents
and public services have Won for them an honorable
fame throughout the nation. Each Of the great de-
partmcnts of life will have its representatives. Art
and Literature are universal in their spirit, and the
Gallery is intended to be worthy and enduring mon
umcnt to the great men Of the Republic, whose
achievements and fame constitute the chief glory Of
the nation. We hope that every lover OF Art, and
friend of our glorious Union, will respond to APP
peal for encouragement and aid in commendable
undertaking, that its publication may make an in
he progress of American Art, and by grouping the
illusrious of the Union together consolidate it
still more firmly.
As no work Of this kind has appeared in America,
and the prices they sustain in Europe would place
beyond the reach Of most OF citizens, the publish
crs have resolved to merit large circulation, by
charging very low price. They have, therefore,
established the following
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Senators and Representatives, have constituted the
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information as to Northern Policy, and the
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TO the old party lines OF Wing and Democrat Ar
engagements now in progress, promptly TO ensure
the issue Of such paper under the title OF
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for the conduct Of which, suitable Editors have been
engaged who will also receive the aid OF number
of eminent and and able contributors.
There will be daily, a tri-weelhiy, and weekly
issuethe latter to contain substantially, the same
matter as the former, and intended to reach those
points OF the country whose mail facilities are limited
The paper will not be Exclusively political-but
will embrace on its broad sheet the General News Of
the day, Domestic and Foreign, by mail and telc-
graph Commercial and Agricultural Intelligence,
Literary Criticisms, Original Essays, Literary and
Miscellaneous; and, in short, all those items oil
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rect Reports OF the Proceedings and Debates in both
Houses OF Congress, as well as the action oil the
local Legislatures on the Southern question:
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eceived-the main object being to furnish large
amount OF reading matter.
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to those oil the other Washington papers, and the ma
terial will be procured especially Tor the purpose.
1t is confidently hoped that every true friend to the
South will aid in procuring subscribers and forward
the names, with the amount subscribed, to some
Southern Representative at Washington, forthwith
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]. THOMPSON.