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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
AN INCIDENT IN ROME.

An occurrence Of few days ago has
so amused our little English circle
in Rome, and is altogether SO absurd
that am induced to mention it. An
English gentleman, jus: arrived and
now living with his wife at one of our
best hotels, after good dinner sailed
out to smoke cigar and survey the
City of the Soul A bright moon sug.
cested the Coliseum, and tlliher he
ben, his lonely steps, skiIting the Pal
cstinc, the Palace Of the Caesars, and
the Augustan Halls and musing in silent
sadness on all around, holding sweet
converse with his own soul and Byron,
as served up by Murray. 1t is difficult
to say 10 what conclusions he might not
have come on finding himself for the
first lime in such place as the Coils
cum at such an hour, had not his grand
and gloomy reveries been interrupted by
the found Of footsteps hastily approach
ing him from behind. He turned round
and bcheld the figure of n man. attircd
in the garb of n priest who had issued
from one of the "rcnts Of ruin. - and
who passed him 50 closely as 10 rub a
gainst his shoulder in so doing.
( The figure in black had almost dis
appeared beyond the Arch of Cons,an-
tine. when honest John Bull beihouGht
him of lis watch. and feeling for it
found not what he sought A moments
reflection determined him TO follow the
willy priest, until he came up with him
in an open space where lurkcrs might
not not be hid; so pouEcing upon hl'
man. he demanded the restitution %
his property. The priest understood
no English and our friend no Italian
but as a substitute fer the language. ouI
couniryman showed his fists, and point
ing TO the wa,cl, pocket Of the other
made himself SO well understood tia
the terrified and trembling ecciesiastl
n, once surrendered the watch, whicl
satisfied his antagonist who returned
home. On recounting the affair 10 hi
lady, however, he WAS not little aston
ished when she pointed 10 his ow'
, watch lying on his own dressing iaoi'
which he had left behind on going out
T, He drew forth the other. from his poci
ct, aud glance showed him that, witt
: on, intending il, he had been guilty {
: highway robbery. On going to polio
= the next day to explain the business
: he found tha, the priest. well known
T. Rome as "A venerable and holy man, ha
IS already been there, and deposed III
on taking bis usual +" constitutional
p after the heat OF the day, he had bee
; accosted by "Garribaldisto ing'ese
l. and by threats and menaces been ooi
III ed to give up his watch.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
HOW COAL WAS MADE

Geology has proved that at one pc
rod, there existed an enormous alum
lant land vegetation, the ruin, or rub
bi,h Of which. carried into the seas aud
there ,unk to the bottom, and afterwards,
covered over hy sand and mud beds,
Lecame the substance which We Row
recognize a, coal. This wa u natural
transaction Of vast consequence 10 Us,
seeing how much utility we fed in coal
both for warming our dwellings and
for various manufactures, ii, well as the
production of steam, by which 80 great
mechanical power IS generated. /,
may naturally excite surprise that the
vegetable remains should have 20 con-
pletcly changed lheir apparent charac-
ter and brcoIne h'ark. But this can
be explained hy Che mi-try and part
uc the marvel becomes clear to the sim
ple,i under standing wi,cn wc recall The
familiar fact, that damp hay, closely
thrown into heap, give, ou, heat and
bt come, of a d,sl color.
On accouu, ot the change Effected by
naturalization, i, i difficult 10 detect ~
coal the traces Of vegetable structure
bul these can be made clear in all er
c-pt the highly bi,umous caAing eosi
by cutting or polishing it down into ,hir
transparent slices, when the nirrocro
scope shows the fLrrs aud cells very
plainly.
From distinct isolated specimen
found in the sand stone, amidst The coa
r bcd., We discover the nature Of tli'
: plants uf thi, era. Thcy are almos
= all Of a simple cellular structure. an,
0 such ~ exist with Us ia small form
(horrc iaiie, club mO.,"s, aud ferns,
- but ud,auc.d to an eno'm1u. magii
. tude Thr species are all long since
.. extinct. The ,escia'ion generally !
90 such a. now grDns IN clusters Of trop
!, cal island, bat i, must haze berh n
Il re.u.t Of hgh temperature obiainc
oihefui.e thsn tia, Of IL. ,rDpica! u
! gion, nov j.. for the cora, ,traga al
i found il tie temperate, a.! even u
/, polar Ecs' -.
r. Tue cvoclusion. ibereiore, iltat mo
.r g,oioai.i. have arrived /, lha' lie tart
= origina.iy an hcatd' 'c,ni OF highl
D. heated n,aa,, M, gradually coohd do-
ID unlii IN the CHrl,onii.Gous rer.od At It
IN tered a grow III oi i.fr.si..l ytgsiai''
a. al over ~. snf'4re, 10 rhlch the 81
r.. ting Jungle, of III. tioi'ies are NE
az Larrenness iu cninpafisOii j hj. h'i
" aud uniform ietnpefaiurr, oohitin
.e with greater pfoPor~n Of csrbot
~ SD gas in ,he iBanaiAcsife. ~11ld r
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

this aacc'isasic attention. he received
,he appreciation of many passenger,
and WA rewarded With several presents
Ani from Washington Ia Naii,more
his dc,oirdncs. io his master. health
was pointed out 10 .e,rral Northern
gentlemen as an evidence of The ci.,sc
bonds oi Affection existing between ma.
,e, nn,l slave.
We lch William sleeping IN the Jim
Crow car" where he invariably rode.
AT iIa,rc le Grace. where the ferry i,
crossed, William remained sleeping ---
Ellen MAS called upon with other PAS.
scngcrs to change cars l'ui where was
her husband Here courage began 10
fail and despair 10 scisr uron her. She
dreaded ihe worst. woful iisappoin,-
men,. - near the goal of their desires
She could not br comtor,cd until the
baggage master relieved her. by ri'dely
wakng the" black ra.crl wln ~ neg
lected hi. master. W. will not attempt
TO describe tllcn's feelings when she
was relieved from her fears.
They arrived n Philadelphia on Sat.
bath morning. ttud'> day of rr.;--a day
Of rest to them, from al their .uifcrincs.
Wha, an appropriate ending for such n
journey. IL WAS commenced on Wed.
nc'dav. and they consequently t,avc'ed
orr thousand mites m to"r dag, and n
half, through the cnctny's country An
escape n iillicat and 10 them far more
glorious than Bonapar,e', journey fom
Egypt. through coast and sea uuhded
Wth the British fleet,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

Nyw York Birls Society. 800 The
following is an ahstrac, OF the Scerc.
tary's Rcpor, for the past year, which
vas read a. the anniversary a this
society: The number Of families
visited by the Visiting COMMITTEE. 10
II $50, amone whom 6.3l2 volumes
of Bibles and Tcs,amcn,s were DIS
tribulcd. Since the commencement
Of The committees lahcrs in March.
1919, the city has been explored with
the exception Of the Twelfth, Sax.
tccnth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth. and
part Of the Ninth Wards. of 5b,.
Ji9 families visited since that time,
s,ji2 had not the Scriptures, S.l6l
tus d to take them. The total No.
If volumes distributed in this depart.
mcnt Of the work is s,9it. No,wiih.
s,lniins the decrease in the number
of arrivals a, this por, Of Ii BOZ per.
sons-thc total number for the pres.
Gu, year being 2l1, 3?0--thc dis,ri
baton has greatly exceeded that Of
last yc,r. 7,is5 Bibles and Tes,a-
mcnts have been distributed among
these emisrants. The number of b.
bics ani Testamcnts supplied to tho
various vessels Of the navy is 1862 -
The di.tribution for the year by tho
Marine Committee and general agen.
has been, 1853 Bibles and i,932
Trs'aurn's. making n total Of s,90l
volumes, AS volumes, including
Bibles AMI Tcs.amcu's, have been dis
tributcd he the Committee on liu
manc and Criminal Institutions. Tn,
der the supervision Of the Committee
on Military Stations. 532 Bibles and
Testamcnts, printed in various Ian
gua.es. have been circulated. Tho
total number o! volumes distributed
, during the pact year is lb2,2l1. OF
these, 90 ,5S3 Bibles and 1894 Tes
tamcnts have been sold, >, 3S6 Bibles
and IS, ,iJS l'cstoncnts donated. Tho
amount paid to tie American Bible
Society is $4,000 d. " Y. III.
bune.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

moral attraction IN the everyday mar.
RED lady. irrespective Of blood affinity.
carry ,onr view forward 10 another gen
Grafton, and in,errpga,c those witnesses
who arr never mistaken In character,
aud who never Hs,e false testimony ----
i'ii'e children. They do,e on their ov.
.ry-aay standmamma Their natures.
not YET scared and hardened by The
world. understand hers and wiih some.
t'iing oi the fresi, perfume of Eden ~
bout them still, they recognize instinct.
ivciy those blessed souls to whom God.
has given 10 love little children,
lhi. is farther shown when the cv.
ery.day married lady dies. What is
there in the character We have drawn
10 account for the shock the whole fam
lily receives? The hu,band feel. IA if
u ihunaer-clond had fallen. and gather
ed. and blackened upon his heart. ,hro'
which he could never again see the sun.
The grown-up children, especially the
females, are distracted "ihcir purpo-
ses are broken Off" they desire 10 have
nothing more to DO with he world they
lamcn, rs those who will not he com
ior'ed. Even common acquaintances
look round them, when they enter the
house, with uneasiness and anxiety
We n,iss her when the morning calls
As ono iha; mingled ia out Uiith
We mss her when the evening falls.
4 uihc wsuicd on The c,rth
some fancy small. o. snbtl, thought,
l. checked ere 10 its blossom grown.
Some chaiu Is broken that We wrought,
Aow-shc hath flown" :"
And so she passes away--ihis every
day married lady--lcaving memorials
of her commonplace existence every
where throughout the circle in which she
lived, moved, AID had her being, and
after having stamped herself permanent
" upon the constitution. both moral ard
ply steal, Of her descendants.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
II EACTy.

ia~ de~ Stop, COO! sne clear,
Dance on . myrtle spray,
ksu eeisfs 6ecked The ioe,d ,sss,
Like ,hose that gseam and disappear,
whru showe's and sun.esms play .
eoi cast sih~srts glance ever,
And seorehed the p~ni away
Hga. on . .le nder, poinhxd stem,
A hssnn,i lily grew,
Oa hs pure petals many sgem
Cla'er, q, . native d,soem
OF healthy morning dew
A biss, of lingering ~rntef cane,
And snap, the s,ctn IN i~o
Fs'rf than Morning early raf.
Or L'lys snowy bloom,
Shines Beauty IN its vernsl yesr,
Bright, sparkling, fascinating, clear,
Gay, ihonghless Of ,is doom;
De raih brcAthcs . sudden poison near.
And sweeps It 10 the lUfnb-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

REclrE FOR WAsnIXG FLUID. "A
lady la, left st our Office tho follow.
ing recipe for making washing Boid
Dissolve one hall round sal coda in
two quarts water; one half POUND
unslackcd lime in four quarts Of ho,
water add together, boil for short
time. settle and strain, when 1t viii bo
tit for use.
The above can he manufactured
for iss' hah one cent per quart.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

THE TWO NApoLEoSa. .--tonblan.
que, in the Examiner, SAYS:
There is little difference bctwecr.
the uncle and the nephew one gain
Cd the hearts Of the army BY his
Campaigns, and the other by his
Champagne Tor Napoleons battles,
Louis substitutes houies.
i,arc thinks the nelhcw's inco
If Ms grape is preferable to JUICE
shed by grape shot he accordingly
wi,hdraws his own claim to the Presi-
dcncy OF the polite nation.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

THE USkINDEsT CTR ~ ALI ---
The Charleston Evening News says,
that no Southern woman will marty n
gentleman North Of Mason and Dix.
on, Inc. who cannot furnish al eE-
cept,pnai,ls testimonials of being n
pro slavery man If the fair daugh
,ers Of tic Soa,h enlist agains. US,
where will our young Incn turn for
consola,ila, Alas for the lorers
oi he tai2a!
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

The editor Of the Cayuga Chief
let, his chglar rise in tbs way; I'VE
would say to the wretch who stole our
new shirt from the line, while ~ower,
a bed Whiting for it to dry, tha, vo
hope the collar will cut his throat.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

r4y>InivcrsaI love is like n 'nittcn.
which Gts all hand. alike but mono
closely; tfuc affection is like glovc
which it. oHe land only, but sets
closely to thai enc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

NEW YoEg SrgAMsHir.. NI,lln
the las, month seven large steamships
have been launched al ,h,s port, ata
fvc have either gone 10 sea or made
their trial ,rits. There are now
twenty steamships either Oh the suck,
or receiving their machinery. whos-
ag.1e gate tonnage IL About 81 900
to.s
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

only 'as'sin gigantic ard prolific veg.
cts,.on, bat al.o crca'e desert vsp~.,
shower, anil rain.. aud those aehh, =
rsns'c necr', periodical foundations and
,!el,a., Thus ali the condition. Tor a.
tcn.ivr deposits of wooj IN cAluaYic,
would arise IN tins ugh Temperature.
and every c,reamsi sncc connected with
the coal mea'utos. pe'no To snch con -
liiions. --- tsay1,siS,'s .Mwc!iaag.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

INFAMOUS. The French govern.
men, haze authorized lottery 10
raise seven millions Of france 70 l.,
employed IN the gra,a,inu. transIoi-
,a,iqn to California Of f,e ti.oasafd
Of the rnost ,urbureat starts in Pans.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

glorics Tia. arise from gratitude for tcn.
eB,s conferred and the ble esaiugs Of II
lova' and c';valroas. because a content.
o1 people"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19

TnE F.SAL BUw. ILe Russian
language viii be introduced as the
Official language in PUlsad oa III. 10.
e January ls-,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-19
THE RUTLAND HERALD.
r.salsHgp rvtaY IhtksnAf rsE>iNo AT
RUTLAND. vt.
GH BEAYAN. Eii,or& Publishe.
GEO. A. FUTILE. Pris.es.
TknNs rER YEAR.


Aa.s~tsssasa,,tg tgt,fiesessiy 'r'ef'.l tors!
rss ssas,s nc iinss) fsr three esss'i zse~r'
,. ssssfs will y, charged t0r each 'ssss ase't
IA ssfSisa.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19
Sfelte SSanreit.
N4 TO 6ek6nNls
ssarfters 0lpcf,

b lot am 0purtba
1Ra@t ftinen perebrten Gnnben unp bem putli.
fun ilberbaupt, Die erSebene AnjeiSe bag CT cine
frif9e uno aus8tteidntte Auswabl nsner QDaaren
70 eben pom Often erbalten bat, rpeie CT au bsn BIZ,
li8tfen preiltn ableeen tann, inb reren 0mte urs
Oanerbaftigteit Ct crtift anprefen barf. - @ejne
4usmabl belfebt aus alien IrtiteIn, wst6e in (eiu
Sad eintAta8cn.
Thher, @afHmere, Satinette bon alIen Gar-
ben nno ~ jebem preile,
Sns iinb ansldnbi(he Druffntnne bon ben
beiten Mlufierm, febr ncblfeil.
@sibtnffofe, Aaepata's, Sapns, @inbams, Gam,
met Sanber, 0beds, DlnsIine, seinen, 8ett.
jeast, QBatte 8anStr, @bwals, .eate,
8onmtts, Sapren, por,elanwaarsn,
turt fatt jecen Artitd, Der perlanst ptrcsn mag.
9safst an s.nb itetseast Gab fsltif.
Canton, April g., 1850. 29s3Da.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19


Tim 9 dinfen mdbrenb oes
Comm mersauf3ubefp efpabren-
Sir finoen i'm lesten Treitaes ,,pnblie
eeo9er" cas fcIgenoe 0erfabren sur 9lufbes
fpabrnns BON Sdtnfen ipdtreub bes Com
nsers befannt 9emadt:
,,Made cine stnsabl Side bon sew0bns
Iidem Muslin, ettras D.6Ber ais beineS Shins
fen; nad,oem Die Shtnten seboris serdus
derf, thue fie in Die Sdfe, bann nebme bic
belfe Scrte BON fiiBem, gut 9emad,ten Geu,
;erldneioe es nit eirem We1er itnb ftcpfe es
gut nit ben odnben UNA tie Shinfen In ben
Sdden; binoe Die EDDIE nit einem ffarfem
Taeem su, uno bdnse fie auf ben Speiher
ooer in ein trofenes 3immer, nnb fie per,
ben fid gut uno iiB ertalten. Dies 1ers
fahrea tcifet MIR tpenig, oa man bic Sdde
Sabre lang brauden fam. GlieSen cber 8ds
fer sperben bic Sdiufen nidt anriibren,
mean bas S,eu feft um biefelben berumse-
ifopft 1T; Der aIaslhtpeie Der SdIntsn wirc
BON 0eu eiusefo9en uno bas loeu perleibet
ben Ghinten einsn an9enebmen @efHmad.
- SGinfen folIten anf oiefe Meife beban,
bett tpercen, ebe bas beiBe QBetter eintritt."
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19
Seifenm, offer. d

sc III uielleiht nidbt aDgemein tefannt,
baB Seifen,rafIer eines Der portreffid,iten
NQittel fur fsbr pisle @e,pddfsn IT, uno bas
oefIsn We9fdatteu fiir ceu@arten nnb Sbifs
bdllnte Gin spihtiser 8erlilf it. sln9eipanet
aif WaffermelcseiL Gquaften, @ucumern
(G,urfen), tefOrcert ibren Wadstbum lebr
Siel, nno bat ned, bic CUTE Birfung, bic uers
teerenben Snfefteit oenen oiefe gemdhie
aas9efset firo, ;li Sertil9en. Sc 1T eias Der
beiten Mittel bic pfansldufe gu pertreiten
,ino cine srcse stn3aM 9iaben unc 8rduter
,piirben bonn Uerberben biefer fleinen aber
fddcliden Snfeften gerettet ,perben, spenn
biefss Wafsr tiatt anf Die StraBe iiber biefe
pfanseri 9e9cffen spiirbe. $50 biele Snfetteu
an9reifen, fOnnen lie BON ibres.
Merfe bss 8erberbens perbinbert sperben,
tpenn man GeifenpafTer yermitteIit elmer
Gprise an bic Stelle triu9t, cbne caB eies
ben Baum telhdbist. Mer teinen anoern
@ebrand, oafiir bat, aber NIT 9lueiienbaus
fen auf feinem Telce 9eptaot II, Der 6Hne
fclde ilnb besieee iIe init beieem Seifeutpaf
fer, 70 tpirb er fnben, oae oiele cSnleften feis
ile Greinbe bon Seife fine.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19
@infn Mf6 mifffL.

NiS Gin einfades Mittel um bic iibefn
UcI9ea IN yerbiten, ,penn Riite iterndeis
frifden Rlee sefre0en bobea emapfeblt Gin
Sdreiber IN eisaer 2lderban 3eitfhrift, Elm
Srebbano ~ MAIDEN, oanslbe Ger Sub Ia
ben Waitnc brinsen uno iber ben s0rnern
;aiamntsH tiiloen. Tim bie(ss bon I'D, sn
brinoeu fdu9t bas CHER an bas 8anb 30
taueu, unc fpdbrene beus spirft lldb bas llns
spieoersefdnte i'm gcrmaoen berauf uno
spenn bad Thier in gsreeuns scbaIten miro
unb bic Sfranfbeit ned, nid,t iiber bic s,ilfe
einfader MitteI 0eifiesen il, 70 ,piro ibm
sebclfen. niefss Maittel ipurbe fhcn cftmafs
NIT sutem grfol8e an9rtpanot.
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- . ri sst a b t e II.

Der iinttr5ei6nttt, frIber Abpctat Mnb leit BEN
9Nart l64S Necaftsar elmer bstncfretif@sn 3eitan8
In DtuuAlano, fcttrbe neil CT fH an ber bcmtfcbes
Fepoluticn bttheiii8t, nnb fir cas Gelimgtn ter
bemofratt(1en Detrteun9 bes reutf1en Bolts naeA
Grdften eftrrft batte, tn .9trtff rcri9en Jabres
ipt8sn Dlajtffatsbaeici8un8" ju 2 Sabren 3ncbt.
bas ptrnrtbeiit spuEte tf ater Der iiber.ibn rer-
bamsttn barten GsfansniBffraft eurd bic Slubt mad
Amtrifa 3u enfjieben.
9trfelbt but nd in NiafFllcn nieSerselafItn uib
trbiettt lid, prs3eB unb anbere NcanasAten, Rcn.
tratfe nnS ttrtuncen alfr Nrt Il. beAtfcbsr
Gpra6 aufjnftetn, Die Gr6etnns rcnGrbfbafts.
nnb fcnffistn aus DtutfAfanb ~ erpartsnosn Gel.
tern, ietrie fammtIidbt. barauf be31sliAen @drei-
tertifn uno notbigtH Gorrtronbsn5en prompt a fe.
fcr8fn, dtertaMpt ftinen {anbsleattn germ no sr
tam, NIT ftntm C0atb unb ftner Seber betitffebu.
Die cirtte Dtrbinbung, In msldber tr nit oeut
prsa6ftfn QphrttmtersifAsn anb Naierifttn
QonfMlat tH Baltiwcre unc yermlttels beTtfbst nit
folibtn DsfAdftsbaulexn IN alien Ibefen Dtnt(tt )
lanes ffebt Madt 60 ibm mSeliA, 2iifenbansen atf
bem f5ritiftu nnD Atrtftn qEeSe bierber 8tlanstss
81 laiTtn mnb 0tf6dfte hr an8tssbtnsn 9rt anf kas
prcmtsift 10 beler8ea.
3n fprt9en In Der Office bee Abrrfaten d. 81.
.oMsftut ~ UlafIilcn.
GttC Irefel.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19
(aus sem ss..U. 0smcfrat.l
Sic NDdbeffer Geifferaeicbiebte.

Die 9trcbeiter GetfferAefbiebte.
Der q. yorf Gribune tbut's nun einmal
qidt anbers- slmerifa mnB feine @eis
ifer babeu. Gr ersdbIt uusefdtr Sclsenbes
Die jnn9en Gamen aus Der 9adbe bon 0ios
d,effer, tpelde biird, bic Setter, bic fId) in
ihrer GeieafAaft befinbst,, pieI slufmsrflam,
felt anf fid eescsen baben, befanben iId g.
4 Gage lit unierer Staot. Sie nabmen ia
8arnums 0oteI ibr sbasissquartier, spolelbft
perfdieceue perionen iIe beinhten; alle pas
rem bon benz iDas fe su bOren befamen, ers
itannt unb mebr coer tpeni9er iibersenst BON
befIen iibernatiirIihem llrlprung. Die Das
men, tDelde fiirslid in Grry eroees alufebem
erreSten, perIie6en auf Gin9ebuns ibrer
Setter bin bieien plae nnb beeaben fld
nad unierer 9cttlofsn Stabt--aIles auf aeis
iferbaftes @ebei6; Die Geifer faeinen nun
einmal iibsr ihre 9anolun9en febr ffremse
&outrUIle ju iiben.
Sir befudten fe ss1ern Nahniittas ia
geleafhaft eines Grennbes. Sc mar mad,
Der Stunoe, ba bic @eiller lire sInmelenbeit
sunO 9ebsn, nidts ctttc ,peni9er erlanbten
nns bic Grauen3immer uab einem fur,
sen @eripeiIen ben 3utritt. Die 6lteae,
Eran Gifh III ettpa 25 Sabre alt uno bat
Elm eefdQi9es uno intelli9entes sleuecre. -
Sbre spei SdreRern, bic Srdulein Gcr,
iinb IS unb IA SABRE aft. Sbre 9Ingen nno
naare fino idmarl ibre @eeatsfarbe bards
| fhimmernces 8loe, 70 sDir es iih fir eeate,
UeIdje mesmsrifaen einaiGen aussefsst
fnb, fdidt.
sic faeem auf einem Scpba, Dor linen
/ ifanb Elm eiufader Gifh.
8aum battsn mir anf Der ent9eeensefsbs
ten Geite plas ssnommen ais cine 9aeite
bon gdldsen tbeis am Glide tbeils am Boz
/ ben b6rbar tpusbe; fIe tpnren ridDt 8leid
FarF uuo rihrten fihtlid BON berfdiebenen
llrfaden Der. Maude Gdld9e iparen 9es
lUalfis uub fpenn man bic pano an ben Gifd
|legfe, q fhienen ne Oft 9erabe nnter Der
| ganb 9efibrt ~ tuerben. Ter Tifd 9eb6rte
|ine @irfbsbans unb fCnnfe baran teine
MafAiusrie au9ebradt fsin, sDoDon mir uts
nod bnrA 9enauere llntfrindnn9 iiber5eliSs
lsn. Sa slnf,pcrt aif cine Sraoe Der Jraa
lTi(h, bic nit cen &Icpferu am pertrantellen
il febeu fdeinf, wiIIiote einer ees geiller
/ fiH, ait uns ~ perfebren. anf bie 6ra8en:
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19
. II c) 8in0erei.

Vailtoii, StarF, 01., Obtr.
Der unterjei6nete inacbt bermit fsinsn greunStn
unc ben pablifum iterbaapt bic srsetene An,eise,
caB CT teit xuf5em tnebrsre Gerte0ertnsen In tei.
ttem 0sf9afte setrcfsn bat, tpprad5 e. Inn @tanrt
~ ale ~ fen Sad tinfblasenpe ArteiteH tpcblfe,
pauerbaft uns sefAmafpoG ju liefrn. CT titsr.
Iniuit
8aeber, panpbletc, S5lantbaeber &c.
anfSsasauns. Sur sas tisber sei1snfts 3utra,seu
oanfenc, smpfebit tr iiA psr fsrnsrn CUNT eines
psrebrten publfams.
9. Warpenbmrs.
Carton A. Suli 1849.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-06-19

Das elettrifde Waf1eretdbt.
Die Bottom pcit berihtet, bae Derr paiue
unn enolid, feinen ftRureihen 9lpparat ,ur
@rseusuns bon Saaerifotfs unb WaferIfoffs
@afen aus Waffer, permitteIff entwideIter
Gleftri,itdt, perooQfommnet nnb Sclenoet
babe. Die 70 erseusten Safe fSnnen pers
tpenbet tperben ,u eidt, Sise ober Sewes.
fraft, Gno es flnb bereits, pie biele 3eitune
faSt fur bic swet erfsenaunten 3pede
prattifhe 8eriu6e bnuutt nnselfelt pcroen,
beren 91efultat ale Grwartnngem iibertrefs
fen lcG.
Das 2idt III unsemein ifarf nnb speie
uno 70 rein, baB Die feiniien SAattirunaen
BON 8lau unc @riin In tolcrieten Biloern
io9leif unterlhiecen merben fcunten. Dtes
fes eidt 1T 70 Ucblfeil, bag ftd bic Rotten
fir 8 eidter jeoen Abenb cine gauge Wod,e
lang, fld, nidt eiriual su sinem Gent belaus
fen.
6err paine bat neuItd, cine srcee Mas
fdine Ysaenoet, perm0senb trei fanItnb
@aslibter jn erlessn. Diefelben iff ir Der
Borceifer Grchanse aufseFeQt, uno nimmt
blos einen Naum. Elm BON 3 TaB Quaorat
unb SUE D6be.
Mollen fehen mas nod aus biefer @es
fd,iAte pirb.