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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

How LONG AN Iron RAIL LAsTs.-I
has been asccrtained BY careful experiment
that railway constructed Of well manu-
factured rails. weighing fifty five and n
half pounds per yar,' and giving passage
annually to three thousand trains, OF four,
teen cars per train, would last une hundred
and twenty years before it required to be
relaid,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

A New KIND OF CoUNTRY.-A sojourr
aer in the town of Marshall, in Texas, thus
describes, to the Mobile Tribune, that inter.
esting region:
81 do not see anything very remarkable
about this countr,", except the number OF
ticks. II were called on 20 distinguish it
from any other locality. should not hest
tate TO declare it great tick country-n
fact the tick country"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The Louisville Journal says Of the man
who paid $3.50 for the first ticket to Jenny
Lind's concert at Providence: 1--WE suppose
it is but natural that such Jack should
have prodigious admiration for jenny
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

Bishop Jas. o. Andrew, of Georgia, has
written an eloquent letter to the elli,or Of
the Christian Advocate. in favor of the
Union. We quote from it the following
forcibIe passage.
NV creed is simple anI short. 90 for
my country, my whole country, as repre>
senrei by the indissolube Union Of all the
States of our great conipderacv; and | go
for the maintenance Of the rights and i'm
muni'ies Of each separate State or territory.
| repndiate war at anv time if it can be
avoided; and especially all civil war be-
tween brethren of the same political house
hold. 1t is an easy matter to talk OF it, and
there may be no shuddering when we hear
Of II; but the realization will bring blood
and ruin, and heart breaking and agony,
wldowhood and orphanage, such as neither
we nor our fathers have ever heard or
dreamed Of.
Ruthless demagognes, either North or
South, may talk of it in strains of flaming
eloguence, because they hope by this means
10 mount into power or to maintain power
already acquired; but it becomes the sub
S'antlal yeomahry OF the country, upon
whom the burdens of such things must fall,
the people from whose hearts and purses
the blood and treasure must flow by which
such contest is to BE- sustained, it be>
comes them TO ponder this matter seriously;
to look well to the cost of such struggle,
and to its issues and its gains. AT any rate.
let Us resolve, as Southern men. to proceed
calmly, deliberately. justly. patiently, in
our resistance TO what we deem the un Just
aggressons of our Northern brethren. Let
us exhaust every other argument and try
every other means Of redress before we
INDULGE for moment the idea OF dissoving
the Union Of these States; and when ;his
catastrophe comes, if come II must, let il
find us at the last ditch, having tried every
peaceable remedy, ready with arm and
heart to defend ourselves.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

AUTUMN.-Wonld's thou behold old auI
tumn, marching on with stately and mljes.
tic tread, bearing his magnificent coronal Of
Irs-'inted colors. "evcry inch king king
Of the year, he thee to the ancient and ven.
cradle forest. to the broad champaign, rich.
ed with plenteOus rivers nnd wide. klrtpd
mrads, ,'-or to garden and bower, where
fairy hands have called up, rs with I'm en-,
chnntress' wand, veined and polished leaf,
blossom and shrub--ft jewels for royal
pageant
Thou canst no! be sad. Whit if the old
moral ofclosing life is brought to thy mind?
Still, thou cnnst not be sad Il wcrc glo-
ricus indeed for US, if like Nature, we ful.
filled all the laws of our being so faithfully,
that in the sunset Of life our virtues reflect.
cd hack the rich and beautiful tnts Of au.
'umnal 'olngn, giving promise that the same
life will assume the new and beautiful dress
of spring time on its journey of immortal.
ty'
Then shall the morning stars sing to-
gethcr our resurrection psalm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

Toronto paper estimates the surplus
whea! crop of Ca NADIA this season at 7.000,-
600 more than that Of last year. which was
1000, GOO, making IL 100000 bushels for
export.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

HEAVY RoBTERY.--Tha ST. Louis Mie!
ligencer tells Of the robbery of piece oi -
steamboat shaft, weighing over 1000
pounds. which was taken from the levee ui
that city by some eight or ten steamboat
hands, aud who were arrested and taken 10
the caiaboose as they were carving il 10 a
foundry for the purpose OF disposrng OF 1t
This is the heaviest robbery we have heard
of lately.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

A young lady stepped into the store of a
merchant by the name Of Wade, and very
innocently said she would like to be peighed
(Wade.) Really, am very sorry" said
be: but my wife will tell you that you are
TOO late by a couple Of years.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

WORTH RsMEMBERING.-The editor Of
the Raleigh Star says he has learned from a
reliable source, that The green noss on old
logs, boiled. and applied to the parts affect.
ed. with the outside or surface next the
ska, will cure either snake bites or Erysip.
ilas. 1t is worth remembering.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

Governor KIM. ni Missouri. has
granted an unconditional pardon to
GonzaIve Mon;esquieu. it bein. saiis-
factnrilv proven that the youag man
is confirmed lunalir. 1t is believed
that noHe Prossgai Will be entered
in the case of the Younger brother,
who. it is supposed, had no haud in
1.-The murder Of young Barnum.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

Sou,hey has the following unique descrip>
ton: Apes-human creatures who were left
unfinished, because they were made so late
on Saturday that the Sabbath put stop to
the work.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, NOV. I, 1850.

SoUTH CAROLINA ELECTION Tele.
grap ph despatch from Columbla states that
all the present Representatives in Congress
from South Carolina, except one, have been
reelected without opposition. Akin, in
the Charleston District, is elected in place
of MIR. Holmes.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The New York Sun says. child stealing
Is common practice in that city. Several
cases have recently occurred, and il is SAID
there is an orIaniZrd gang Of wretches who
support themselves by means OF this inia-
nous practice.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

TneCZar of Russra, according 10 New
York paper, has been eugaued by Barnum
for exhibition in this country. He will
enter New York on an iccjerg, of "the
first water"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

MODERH OENITHoLoGY.-A' j uah birds
in general do not -uii"r from colds ia their
heads. get the sm,llcr varieties are llable TO
bs y k. and the ,me.tIc fowls TO spit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The Victoria, Texas, Advocate Of the
10th Oct., gives some awful acconnts Of In
dian depredaions in that vicinity. They
came within twenty miles of Victoria. and
nfter stealing horses, md committing al
outrage upon female too shocking and hor
rible to contemplate, much less describe
they succeeded IN getting Off with their
plunder without molestation or harm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

f.. II G Griffin. Who was arrested in
Rochester in September oi last wear on
charge OF rohbIng the post Office in that
city, had his trial before 'ar UnID"d states
Crcui, Court 'a> week, and wa, lrquiued.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

\ Duhl.n paper contains the following:
"Yesteriay. Nr. Kenuy, rornrninc 10 town,
tell down and broko his ncch. hut happily
received no further damage"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

The Boston Pos, says tha, it lirhtened
like thunder and thundered like lightning
there on Friday night.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

A dog. covered with advertising placards,
peramhulates the Strand and Fleet street,
London, with the utmost gravity aad de-
corum.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

sIJ Pride. poverty and pleasure are the
three prime weavers of the great web Of
modern disease-the three weird sisters
whose amiuble fingers never cease from
spinning. 1t is pride which make men ex'
haust their living energies with the mental
toll necessary to elevate them in The scale
of society. or to maintain their present po.
siion. Itis poverty which too often entails
vice, crime, filthy habits, dcbauchery, reck-
lessness, squalid desti'ution. aud semi.star.
vation, or, at the best, excessive labor; end
it is pleasure who never wi'hdraws her
spurs from the sides Of youth, idieness ard
wealth, until they drop exhausted by the
race; and she there leaves them unit! dis
ease picks them up and carries them home.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-11-01

THE SLAVE CASE AT DETRoIr.-The eX
ciement which prevailed for some days at
Detroit, Michigan, ia crnsequeece Of the
arrest of fugitive slave, has beeen bated
by the purchase Of the freedom of the slave
for five hundred dollars. A letter dated at
Detroit on the 18TH instant says:
"The subscription was headed by H.Lcd
ward, Esq, son in law Of Gen. Cass, with
$50. Mt real noisy nboll'ionis', we be,
Icye, subscribed n dollar. The negro was
last night released from custody. and was
really unable what course to decide on. He
said he had always been treated in the kind
est manner, and regretted llla, he had caus.
ed all this excitement. His owner, who is
q brother Of Hon. Mr.. Rose, o. Geneva,
VIC believe, paid all expenses, to the amount
of about $500. pocketing the $500 as the
value of the negro, and left for home. So
the great instruction has ended. This
morning largo numbers Of negroes are
crowding over to Sandwich, Canada. We
do not anticipate any further trouble, for
fugi,ives will hereafter be cautious how they
remain in town. Marsha Knox is deserv.
ing of credit for the faithful manner in
which he has discharged his duties"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Sic 2Sabl tn gtarf Gpuntf,.

Die S@laht 1T 9ef@lasen. 9ic partet rer
9erratber, 8crlaumper, sasner unb 8anttaufs
linsen BAT sefiest. setter unb 10 + fnb te.
flest-teficst bnr cine ecrrtptc Slatipes Gliatie,
nie IN Verbinbnns NIT eer Natire QBbisrartei
fcit Mittel nnpsrfcbt lieB-aiob tibt cas fcbledb.
tetfe-tnn ibreni .oafic sesen bic einse,pannbrtcn
Si,rser freisn sauf 81 lanen. Carton tutclirt
in fcincm efenren G8i(tte iiter ben elprrride,t
Wbisiies - Nb - Gin 28bisfies, crrnnsen t,rcb
beniotratifbe @tim'nen! o ras fltnst bcrrti6.
berrfih IN cnein nenrfratif1en County, oas, mic
tlahttebcnnt Scri6fc te,pciicn, 1000 Wle1rbeit
fur hrn brmcfratifden Q8ahl3cttrl su seten in,
Stanpc III. - QBer bate je seslautt, caE in her
nen,cfratifttcm partei In @tarf gcuntv Gin
folder CRATER Jatieismus Dcrrf6te? - CBenu
Wlanner, mic Scr. 81. G8ett, San. @rtte,all ,e.,
bic cine lanse 8cibe bon Sabren aus fes 0clfes
Rrirpe seSctitit. anb ibre Grmabluns fId5erlieb
ben cinseWannerten 8irsern ron @tare County
3a perranfrn batcn, ,penn fpldbc Manntr NIT ner
Saatirts qBbi9rartei se,ncine @aebc MAIDEN tcnns
ten, 70 laBt fidb iiiAt ref Niibmlicbes rrn rer
Democratic ccn Sfarf Gpunfp fasen. Scr
ssaum erlaubt inns bente nibt, mebr iitcr sas
8efultat ter qBabl 5u iastn J1a9he Qgo6e,
rpenn mir ten amtliden 8eri6t mttbeilcn, iper.
ben mir ans weitsr oariiter atsfrreasn. 9sadffe.
benb seten mir tIcs sie Wlebrbeiten Der erwabften
0anoraten:
Sir 6purrrnetr, n. QBrcb 9I2
SIR .. 1oaro b. Sf. 2Berfe, 22stisr. Dliger 9l5
SIR 0cnsreB, o. q. Garter 979
SIR 0enatcr, Shtreer, 1Bbis "a
Sir NeYrafentant, Or. Greircr 939
SIR Anpitcr, ltebtrlaufer 9tarben 552
Sur GcmniflIOners, 9ure nnr @9lott jeeer GIG
SIR armenbaass9 s9ireftor, sefter 1851
Sir Coroner, -5abn 4l9
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
OTclttlihe 2Serfaeiaern,tel.

O1mih incin 9cbn 5obann S6aDmatber,
Der Icstbtn III Californian 9ctforten IT, por finct
abreilc aiS NeprQn,abtiStcn ansefcGt bat 70
iprrtt ieb ain Santlta9 rem l2 Ottcter 1850 am
6auft res Qsritortensn in 8ctblebeti /, G5tart
County, Cbtc, fc,ssnres Gi3entbun, Sffehtli@
,tnsDcrtaaf antirtcn: y Gin QDirtb;bans ron
Battfencn erbaut aufeer sctte 90. I2l, ScScn.
Ittr 8. .Saipts Storc, tei rcr 8rite, y ole
$cttc Jlc. 100, worauf eiit ncacrbautcs 9Sobn'
baus uno ciu rtt 8afIfeincn crbanter, III ttn9cs
flbr % Stid pftrren ein9crbteter @tMl lfebt
81 ric eausstratbftbaften af, 8ett 8ettfdttc,
Itft. Stnblt. rrci Otfcn NIT SoDr, 8i35p,
@dlittcm, SiebsnSeratbibafts n,bt pItcn 0r.
tittIn, melte ~ Wcitdnfts 81 nennen lino. Die
0ccinSun3cn ,peroen am Saec ccr VcrIfei9crun9
tstannt 9tu,abt iptrccn
9lS. 9rats ctiscs QBlrtbsbaus ni4f wrfauft
nerocn, 70 mctee ieb es am nainiibcn Ia9c 5u
scrrcatcn antietsn, inter pcrbcr5efa9ttn Scein.
Sun3en.
Sphn Sdulmacber b. g., uno
Ssenriette Sdnbnader.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Sefoaten 0liid. Sr. Sdcclcraft
bon Buffalo, Gin 25jdhri9er Manr, Der
NIT Sbrtif Stepenipn's California 9iegis
mente alS @emeiner ititsesp9en par, 1T
ileuerctn9s mad, 0etrrit suridgefebrt. -
Hddben er 1877 aus bem Ser. ct. Diens
fte entlaiier mar, ertielt er etne Stel(e als
8uhbalter BET 8apt. Gutter umb fat 1eits
benz ciit GernDsen BON $3.50, 900 anfge>
hdnft. Wdbrenb er int Dtemffe bes Gapt.
Sutter ifanb, bate er eilte 3eitlana bic
8e;ahlun9 BON 600 Glerfs nnb eanbincfs
fern ST befcr9en, BON benci ntbt etn ei,,s
si9er tpeni9er ais $l5 td9lieb einpfng. -
Gr ersdtlt, baB ,pdtreno feines 9lnfents
bats bei Gapt. Gutter II Wtltcnen Dpls
larS Gjclber bes S.rn. Gutter bnrd) feine
Sednce se9an9en feien. Gine artise Sumc.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
Cine 9S arrur9
wrsen pss etn5is rrisinrlIen itup a6ten
SSiitor's @iiDfirfcb eniDrap,

9rc6en Neilmittels fur 9lussebrrtng
uap Dte tc,fc ntn mcnIben tctanutc Olcbiain fir
Qstbna III jeccm @taotm. tiir Setertcf1pcrpeu,
>uftrfbrcmentsi tsiucunS Snfucnja, Grtaituns u,
.0ulten, suuSentlatnnsc Gu, tarJen Atbem, Shmcr-
Sen np SdDdd)e In ccr Sete. Sruf u. T. No.
nno auc ancrrn >unY YentrantDeiten.
CT 2eir tittsn Inn bic aufmsrtamteit rer
unrarteiiiebcn auf tcsenpe puntle. Oit 9satur
bdt IN alien ibrcn 2Hert.n unIusIbtblidb. Cru.
rcn ccr JlmSlidteit inp DTS S,psetss aurtttae;af.
itn. Sis 0cnitution Ger SDierc unp phan,en
fer DciGen 9pnc It Der Nrt, paE Iie cic Slitr rcs
Slrreens unrlo slip 1usb0lten tphncn unc 10 nm.
Sttrbrt. 2eas Nrant Deltsn unc iDre y5eilun1 be-
tritTt, 1T picirs nibt mlnecr autfatIenc. OasSss
lanDittbe Olops, BIC ploc SirieDe nnp bic Siate
allcr ncrrlloben Trciteararc (uno Der Sal am itt
Gin 5ujlmlnrn9cicetcr &rtr&tt aus fiecn) pareu
Ia 1917 als .ocltmut,i Iflr Srantbe,teR tcrilpmt,
ple nur IN talten Climate" btrrteben. IS patcn
audi sic aus9ejritbnettcu .0lcplelilrr tebatrtet,
baB nie 9latur !" jerem sanrs Vc8cnSfts scSen
BIC ibm ei9entpilmllebcn Erantbeiten lisfert.
Nus5cDrun9, in ibrcn erifcn unp ipcltercn&tl,
rien, wrlatunSen, Astbma, .5ulttn uno sebsr.
tstbmsrpen maben bel tpsitem lie Sefabrliebtfe
&lalIe ret SrentbIten unierss $anpss aus. 0rob
AUDI pictc tsnnen rurh ole einfa1en, ater ttarte
oeilmittsl eurirt Uctpen bic ilteralI anautrctfen
ltup, Dc rletc ErantDcten berrtbcn.
2Eiltar's QDilptlrtbcn~ Saltam ift Die erneen.
trirtc GlItn5 rteier Iosilm,ttel Gr bat pie 4us.
jebruns in iDrem AnfaaSs, AstDn,a <stcrbe.
i1wcrren, StdDuitrn II. T. NJ, u. I. ip. III Sapl.
lptcn Sallen 9cDcilt, pp anpere meci5intlbe Wit>
tel erfrl8lrs biteben.
U Yreis Gin xsater bis Stafabc, prcr Sla-
ftben fIt IS S.
gu batsn lei 5. .. part, Jprecttetc prn
2Salnut uno 4tsn StraBc, ineinnatl, Obi, an
,psicben aleSclfslnnscn arereiirt ,perrcn miIfen.
3um 0ertauf bet g. g. o. oBittins,
unp 81. II. 0i,0au. Sa"1r"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Ntsennabersr Gustunft irtnce ntait lidaH ben
ttnter;ei9nttcn, sptIdsr ualtniAranft eeprllma1s
tiet it, qBcbnbauftr, Gaiifoanfsr, Beffb6fe QBaa.
retla5er, Dliibien Ssbriten ttno &6turrn III no.
Strner:
o7Stef Biiter un0 Gaufniannswaarer ilttrbaupt,
ric fit pariH ttfinptn, ,sen SAacrn ccer Ters
aft ourb,Sruer 5u cerfdberi;
fsss Ser-ner:
Gllenpaaren, @rtetreitr, 6atrifate, prrbatte,
D1Stsl, Yieb unc jcet arpere Nrt pcn .oanoetss
spaare coer reri6nli6em Gisentbun per Santpf.
tcrt rrtr Botc, rem uno mad alfn punften an
rem frcfliden 8ciratrn cocr ,pifAcii alItn Sfffis
den unc weifliGen 8taoten ssgem Die 0efabrer
tnlanpildber Transportation;
Serner:
Vrrffiffun9cn opn Gdtern uno Raufinannspaa.
rcn curA sutc S&iffe spifben Jlcip. Orleans uno
anrcrn .5dftn ors 0,clfs snifben allcn ainrrifa.
niihcn nno ensitbcn roer anocrn eurcraiihtr
Sechafcn. rcer mad irseno cinem anesrn @eebas
fei. in ZEN atfantilbcn Bespafftrn sesen bic 8e.
flbren Ger Set
W. s. Gpans.
VdiTfon (GSrrf a lQ5O
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

Oie .. rtraits scn ScfIutb, 8tn. @th, @erSp,
Strure, grder H.. I. 70 atra
Die 9Nanner pes beutf1en 9clfts.
6alierie etr 3sit9snrtieu.
sainartine, Vefhi4te Der 0ircnnitfsn. Nbc.
&Ii9emcine gBsitselAitbfc pcu9tcttct, SubImanm
uno Qc9el. III,
loepnis GeiN,dts 9larrltcns, 2 Spc. III. Gpf
Glsner ), > 2 Bre.
Mrpers uaipsrfim, l2r unb I3r So. init pr.
6amilcntibIiotDst B. rtutf9, eIalItfer. l3O Sr.
CT Anf ben III pbilarclrDia sri1ensncsn
np btiniritaniItbtn Mpnatsftridbt fur Stature
uuc !5siltunoe &c. neDms itb Britclunsen an.
ltntr Scrirrcbem prempter tlnc tlIisc Be-
ricnunS tittct TIM reebt ;obrciben 3uirrub
y. Stnrbof.
Canton, Nua. 81. 1850. 4S.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
&c q e II t { cb q TT
DIR, 6. s.. .Dttc!l No. 7O7,
$3.50 0p ny mp p


DIR. g. s.. .Dttc!l No. 7O7,
eeeeoS,co9, oHe~o(& &o,R-
gu rertaufsn Or g. g. Sit6s
Silberplattirten unterleibssllntcrifiieer,
patellttrten StablfeoersS Shultcrtrd9er,
q Silberne @inatbmun96rrhren II. 8crs
lelungen uber 9luSsebrun9 II. (. 10.
Strrcr etne pcn inn iellt ;utersiteteu unb
init rner cbnr bic Snitruincntc sctrautts
berllbnlte Sellmtttel,
tci Ger Bebanbluns vcn sun5cnt6minriubt, Gn3.
trufi8feit, oerjtrantbrit, 9ipe,lmatismils, ,Sfrr.
rbcln, sHtrene Acer, ,fa rcr Dstarmuttcr,
@6wathe, rrittIden Ssitbwerrcn, S6waobc res
NiaSrats, toutfcn, &rtatun3en Eatarrp uno
abnlioben Srantbrit,n. Sas 0an,e tileet cine
pclc unp ptlienebattlibc YcDaucluns rer snns
semirantbeit,n, wrlAr Grfabruns als
hlF Eiujig rlrbtigE 8Rbanalnng
rc man tts jsRt Su ibtcr >npstuls lIlr .psitunJ
entrett Dot ttraDrtc.
Die 9nltrrmsnte linO rpn Der trffcn Qrt uno
als tebIcrtrst perlIhert. Die 5eilmlttcl itnb NIT
Scr8tAIt BON Or. Std9 juttrcitct unp teatr Nr.
tltci ipiro cntWeeer etnjeln ppcr in VcrtinrHn5
nit rem ubrI Jen lei aien prrteii trinen SDarat-
W p'p"Vle"' ~ "St""" p"te" NV " ~ -'''r
cicAinente 81 rc!taufsn Wtltc init STtberbeit
rbns cis pui6nlieAen 2lnwclun9cn re5 Or. Sstcb
8encnllnrn rtrpcn tonHsu, batsn ater 9cnuJ gum
e5ctr1lttb fur ssmfbnIicbc SalIe rrn Sunycn lpcr
ebrcntbrn Sr1ntDtitrn.
QEeScu Grslarun3tn uilo UnlrcitulBcu tcbe
man I r. Slttp's QBeg,pcitcr fur Srantr Gu
fbaetarrs SAn, lltnbteb Yoa 43 S5eitsn ,re.tbrs
man prn bca A9cnten bttcmmc,l tann
A3enten: 6. 6. u. QGittins, Canton.
.. 8. 8i88cr It. 60, Diallilrn.
:. y. Altrr.rt louisville.
u s. Urav, 9Sapnrstnr5.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
DIR. 6,ti1fDtf'S

Getftr ainrftr uno SorfararillasGr fir
!0eiltln9 eer Srantbeltrn ccer ais Srubjabrs
Slntrtini9unSs .nlithl unc allscmsines Stir-
tunssmittd 1T. uniItertrcfFei,.
Die oeiferafts rcfes Grtraets line ,pabrbaft
wurrcrtar nnr aile Eranfcn iclltcn btnfrttcn cbne
Aafihnt 8ttrauheus Gr Fam rem ,artcifen
Sranfen nidts ttbaren.
c.rpfufa.
Gs IN prn tltttscn Didnnrrn scflst mrrten,
Dag i'm &atalp3 rer Srantbeitcn fhwerli6 cine
9cfunrcn trtrren tfnne. ric fp plebtis une ntercs
fant tei ols Gerrfula, misen mr. birs in 3s,us
a,f brcn ltrrruEa, SrrtIbritt, auf rie perltbics
bcncn Crsanc, meld,, fc an8rcift, cccr auf ibre
ltnbeiltarteit unp loblinnncn SrSen fascn.
!@errfnla bat Die &unit Der 8roBttn Aerjtc in
biefcm sanrc trmic in &nrrpa rcrfrcttst. Alcin
ts Sitt Gin mlttcf ilr rie.c Srontbcit in ,,9r
Uupicti's Grt,att ppn 0cltem Amfftr unb @lr.
iaparila," inclhtr tb ais cin rclitrnnltnes 0rifs
nittcl in esn itbip,cri5iftil Salltn srpcilt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

AGlrd,t tcS GlirfIrfeit ben Sscfen : &ailel
ssbeldaftist. Ia ;tpifdeit ben Gdininern
nup i'm ,pcgcn ee6 Hcd1trs, cbnc Gintpils
Iisuitg Der erlfereii, Stcuern an3ilc9eiL
Gtreit entifai,rcn mar, uito caS Grlf bon
ben gcbcrrett 1T fcitcr Beigernng, Die
sefeetpibri9 auferlester Stencrn 81 beSabs
len ltitteritiibt tp,lrbc, 70 iparo es bent
Siitrflirifen 3u tei6 unb er 9iit9 baorn. -
Die Soefen fheine1 rcdt gut rhne ttren
&itrfiirifeu uilo fcinc pcrritdteu Miniiter
fprtSufomneu, uno man fa9t, ros-anbcre
Staaten balo itrem 8eiipielc fclsen pere
ben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09

20 T.. Anssr ben otisen sldnirneen preilen ba-
S. rs" NIT ,TSle ron aisn '0tercn non arpanp,
Semerfsn Sie sefdataf.
eorreiFeneentet wrllcn sefillis,t tcmtrtcu,
caB hrs Ole prri(c Der Vact te RON osiertrI.
f'tets IN eiefer 3rittln8 rubii;irt perpen.
GT Dir seprllftt cffi3ielIc 3kbunscn ouf
mel6e ltb Gcrrefpcnrcntcn ais torreff rerfaGs,,
tonse'r, mrrrsn prn ppfer 1t. 6. jcssr,tit az.
flnft. S''
QF Sanfsrafts pber Certificate ron O.ncf,.
ten ,ahlear IN esSio naeb Sttt ,pereen riinrtlih
an e,steniscn eerrtfponhcnten re,nittirtt, ,pttbr
ercten ,osen lei ppfer II. go.
% Mertst mebl-t in ga dc litefs fanm
pter Der telfcn preilt ctiser xatcae ,iebeu.
q : I'm iein Utdct 81 libern une pas sooys
namlfttlear, nadeeem ras Stefult It scrannt ilf
basen rie seier oieier 3ettuns tirs Saar.Orafts
crer preis' kitcts gu ienben, an etc atterrihtets
mc.fttrapmte nnh siatli9e Q5;ob,citaur ,,nb
2Sc4fcl- $otterit BON '''
NDfer s. g..
S'c. stSbt-StraBe 8altimcre Wat.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-10-09
y. g t Il r bpf

-. g tiirbpf
smpfsblt oem ceutfaen puttitum isine
8n6 6banblung,
sic bure ncne @enrlnSen spertbpoacr Q1erfe te-
eentenc terelGert mprpen lit. Gr Slautt tcfrns
psrs atf folsenpe Budber anfttrrtfam MAIDEN 81
mInsn:
Ditefn In rer(hiecenet Aus9attn inb GrcBen.
Anca6tss uni Grtauunestiiobcr ron allen 0at.
tlnDen.
Bubnsr's, 16auf's &C., blifebe 0cneprcan,en
$ansc, Dr., scbrbnd rer sritff &ir6snsci9idte.
BibIctbef rertfeber 9anssltertofamtsit. 20 Nre.
nit 30 ftinrn l'prtruits.
0rauB, Or, setin Seiu. 2 Uanre. (bilIia)
.6aru,'s g., Q3intcrs une Scmulerprtfdle. 2Nste.
Seue .tadbs aBrrte. 0 8dnpe.
Gifefmann, Sr., bic Einptcttfieter. s
Srcriep, Dr., fbccr. unc pratt 0ctartstanpe.
Silian, Gr., r,e reselwiorisen 8eburten nit
Iafan.
SktriA's, BIC Observation-Disclosures.
0laits, Gr. Die suneenlnminrfuebt.
sutberie, Or, Wleei3inilde OiaSnctiit.
- - .pamsarjncitunce.
--- ar3t fir APPROXIMATION unb tptferifbe
Srauen.
- .eatlsar5t rer Tsrprnfranfbeiten.
- - &inpsrar;t. als trcunrlider 9iatbeeter.
Srsilis o, 9r., .5anetn.g nsr rraft. arantbeit.
IeDrc. 2 Gbc.
DseiBner, Or, Srauenjitnmsrtraufbeitc 60,ce
linsi's, o., Slrtrsrarbis m- 29he.
0reiner, 3r., ner Qr5t i'm Mcnftfn &c.
-yeerin8 .5finocrafb. .oauearJt.
yperin9's Gpn,eifif i bpiitan. 6te Gpttirr.
..epfriatiea, ceer 1esrilneuns Der 2rafIerbsil.
titnre.
Gbrentass AnIitttn tsr @rafsntsrser Ma}ftr.
tnrei,.
Diaper, 4ebanslune Der Stnrsrtrantbsitsn mit
QEaffer.
pauIijfp, rerniinftiae Usitnrbcitspfeae.
@inb's uno Ntnmcn's fsbertr Vfrrpearst.
2tintsr's, irrblerfabrntr pfsrOsarjt. alit pielsn
Attileungen
Dclmettber mt Wrtiaiifen, bic teIlsn fir franis
tsbf, franltllisbe tn8Iiicbe nnp riutAe@ @pratbe.
Dis rer5u8lithffeu 1ietlenairs III tisfngrra.
1eH.
prasav, ssr Srits IN ttnsarn nsttf SslIutbs
gilcni6.
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