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S. REV ARD.

STOLEN from the Monastery. Lore,to. the
- following BIlls:-S FIVE dollars ach. on
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Pitts
burg, of which have the word Cain written
on the back-l the word Late. a twenty do /.
lar bill, a ten dollar BILL and five dollar bill,
Bank unknow having the word Shoe on the
back. Three five dollars each written Lifz
on tie back, Bank unknown Bills TO the
mount of seven dollars, the word SeUen written
on the backs.
Loretto, Nov. %, lS50-s-2t*
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OF ali kinds, which he will sell on the mos;
reasonable terms for cash approved country
produce. He hopes, by a strict attention 10
business and small profits on his work to tner-
1t and receiv e 4 liberal share of the public pat
ronage.
HUGH A. Mccoy.
Jefferson Nov. 81 lS50-7-tf
n b All those indebted TO him for Saddlery
&c. whilst located in Ebensburg, are earnestly
request ed TO call and settle their respective ac-
counts. For the purpose of wing trouble, it
is hoped tha this notice will not be neglected
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The Nashville Convention.


The following are the resolutions adop-
ted by the Nashville Convention. They
are much more yioleu, than the telegraph
indicated.
Resolved, That we have ever cherished
ana do now cherish cordial attachment
to the Union, which the Constitution of
the United States created; and that to
preserve and transmit such a Union, this
convention originated and is now re-as-
sembled.
Resolved, That we deem il unnecessary
to notice the various acts of aggression in
tiicted upon the South. A simple refer
ence to the wrongs perpetrated since the
first meeting of this Convention will suf-
flee; and they are:
l. The failure TO extend the line of Sc
degrees 30 minutes, north latitude TO the
Pacific ocean.
2. The admission Of California as a
State.
3. The organization of Territorial Gov
ernment for Utah and New Mexico with
out adequate protection to the property OF
the South.
4. The dismemberment of Texas.
S. The abolition of the slave trade in
the District Of Columbia.
Upon these facts. we solemnly adjured
the people of the South to unite in one
concentrated effort to save the Union and
the Constitution. Werecommendt TO them
to 90 into convention, and each State to
determine her position on the questions
and exigencIes of the crisis. With the
northern majority and the Federal Gov
ernment fatally determined upon the des-
truction of the institution, on which our
existence depends, we have nothing to
hope save only in our own unity, resour-
ces and strength. When these shall have
been exhibited, possibly the North may
recede.
Resolved, That in view of the aggres-
sions and outrages inflicted upon the South
and those threatened and impending, we
recommed that each of the Southern States
in the mode she may adopt, do adopt do
appoint delegates to a general Convention
of all the assailed States, TO be held al
Il Al i
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with full authority to deliberate and act,
with all the sovereign power of the people
with the view of arresting further aggres-
sion and restoring the constitutional rights
of the South-if possible-if not, then to
provide for the safety and independence
of the South in the last resort.
Resolved, That we urge, as defens i've
course forced on us by our assailants, &as
not only unavodably but essentially just,
that the Southern people do Immediately
adopt the following protective measures:
L. That every county, district, parish,
or other civil division of each of the as
sailed States, do hold primary meeting
and form a society or association, TO adopt
and effectuate any and all lawful meas
ures and means, where by the resources
of the South shall be employed toward
domestic manufactures and internal i'm
provements, and whereby all social, COM
mercial and political intercourse between
the South and North hall be wholly sus-
pended, until the North shall become
prepared to concede and guara nty to the
South the full measure of her constitu
tional rights.
2. That such local societies do appoint
and empower committees of vigilance
and safety, each to exert observation over
its locality in respect of lncendiaries and
incendiary publications, pamphlets and
papers; to bring such incendiaries, or the
disseminators Of such productions topub-
lie justice; and to act generally as police
men in respect to the assailed Institution
of the South.
3. That it is sincumbent upon the South
ern people to build up Southern iustitu-
tions and foster Southern literature, by
giving all possible preference to them
Especially we would discourage the ex
penditure of large sums by our citizens
in their towns to the North and East, pre-
ferring not to favor those who return our
gratuities by wrong and insult.
Resolved, That we earnestly recon-
mend to all parties in every State of the
South to refuse to go into or countenance
any National Convention whose object
NAV be to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the
U. S. under any party denomination
whatsoever, until our constitutional rights
are secured.
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CA R. I'D.

The undersigned respectfully solicit their
friends and The public generally TO call aud ex-
anime the splendid stock ofG0OBS, just re-
ceised aud now opening at their Store Room
in EhenShurg. HaUiRg adopted the CASH
AND BARTER Syfenl. they will be enabled
20 sell goods at prices that Will defy conIpet l.
ton. 1he stock of goods is large. nd selec,
ted with view of gi wing satisfaction 10 every
o,,,.- ND ,on-ietS a., mart Of
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In the Orphans Court Of .4HelenyI
costntu, Penn-a.

No IS, December Term, 49,
10, Michael Magulre, Catherine Manire
James {. Mcguire, Vincent Mcguire. Terisa
wife of Patrick Woods. and Robert Watsa, all
OF Ale gheny county, Penn a. Hugh eloy,
John Meloy, Margaret Meloy widow Of ames
Meioy. John c. Meloy. Henry Meloy. Cher.
Inc farren, Margaret aguire, widow oRoss
Maguire, Ellen Dodson, widow of R,hard
Dodson, Elizabeth Plummer, widow of Tomas
Piummer, Mary Mcguire, Susan inquire,
Charles Ross Mcguire. all of Cambria cunty !,
Pennsylvania; James w. Mcguire, Somerset,
somerset county, Pennsylvania; Edwaa Me-
10y, Lafayette county Wisconsin,; Mry L.
Mcguire, Franklin county. Penn'a; Igatha
Maguire, Jonhstown, Penn'a; Catherine R.,
Mcguire, Susan l.. Mcguire, BrdgetC. Ma
guIre, Michael R. Mcguire, Charles b. Mcguire.
Ellen s. Mcguire, John c. Mcguire, iane r.
Mcguire, Ann S. Mcguire. Mary HART, Eliz-
abeth Harrit. Ann Harrit, Cat harine Harrit,
and Joseph Harrit, all of or near Hag,rstown,
Maryland.
Take notice, that in pursuance of writ OF
Partition and valuation issued from the said
Court and TO me directed. to make partition
OF certain mesSuage and lot of ground, stu
ate IN the city of Pittsburg, Allegheny county
Pennsy iyania, being part of Lot No 4S9 OF
Col. Woods plan of Pittsburg, and BOUNDED
as follows: Beginning at the intersection o
Cherry Alley. with Liberty street and runnin,
thence along Liberty street to point seveI
feet from the corner of the brick walls of tn
bui lding erected thereon: thence by line a
right angles with Liberty street, and parable
with the West end of said building, TO Cher
Alley aforesaid: thence by the line of sal
Alley to the place of beginning; which sal
boundaries include the aforesaid brick buildin
together with small triangle eastward
thereof, and seven feet of ground lying wesi
wardly OF said building, to and among the hei
and legal representatives of the Rev Charlie
Mcguire, decd, who died intestate seised c
the said land; if said partition can be mad
without prejudice to, or spelling the whole
but II PARTITION thereof cannot be made, the
10 value, and appraise the same &C.. an inqne.
vii be held on the said premises on the sex
enteenth day of December next. eighteen bur
dred and fifty for the purpose aforesaid at
o'clock A. NJ when and where you may al
tend you think proper.
c. CURTIS, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Pittsburg,
Oct. 26, I850.-4-6t.
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Stray Bull.

Came to the residence of the subscriber in
Carroll township about the 1st of September,i Ia
small red, yearling BULL, with some white
about his head, and a small crop off the left
ear, The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property pay charges and take him away.
he shall be disposed of according to law
MICHAEL KENNEDY
November %, Is5O-s--3t
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revenged, they consented to bury the
tomahawk. At least five hundred In
dians were in the vicinity at the time,
being there for the purpose of taking
supplies of salmons for winter cousump-
tion,
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Exchange Hotel.
Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa
Thomas "A. Maguire, Proprietor.

YHNHE undersigned, having succeeded Mr.
II Samuel Bracken in the proprietorship of
the Establishment most respectfully announ-
ces to The public that his entire attention will
be devoted to the task of rendering the Elk
change Hotel one of the best public houses Ia
this section of the State.
Especia! care will be observed in procuring
liquors of the choicest brands, and every sp-
propriate delicacy which the market affords
will be carefully Sc lectcd for the table.
Good sta bes aud careful hos,lers pro-
ded.
The undersigned will always be most happy
10 greet his friends ami the travelling coniHu
nifty.
THOMAS A MAGUIRE.
Oct. 81, l650.-if.
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ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY FOR BOYS.

ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Loretto, Cambria county, Pa.
IEIHIS Institution, in charge of the Fran
Ii cIscan BroIners, instant HIIIes
from the direct mail road between Phi!adelph-
ia and Pittsburg will, on the first Monday in
September, be opened for the reception of pu-
pills. who i'll be ins s.ructed in any of the fol-
10 wing branches of elementary and liberal
education: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic :,
English Grammar Ancient and Modern Geog
raphy, Use of Globes, Elements of Natural
Philosophy, Ancient and Modern History
Book Keeping. full course of Mathematics :,
and of the Greek and Latin Classics, sc.
TERMS.
The Annual pension for Board Tu-
itiop, Washing, Mendng of lin o.,oo m
en-, and use of Bedding, payable
half yearly in advance,) is,
Postage of letters, books and ST ationary, if
not furnished by parents guardians. will
form an extra charge, Will also Me dical at
tendance.
The Scholastic Year commencing as above,
Will close the 5th Of July following.
Those remaining at the institution during
the Summer vacation, will be charged Sl2
extra.
supply of Summer and Winter clothing; six
shirts, six pocket handke-chiefs, six pairs of
stockings, four pairs of drawers, six towels,
| and three pairs of boots or shoes.
The healthy location of the Establishment,
together with picturesque scenery-the var led
and extensive prospect all around,sss beneficial
youthful mInds-must render il desirable
is place of education.
The attention of the Brothers to the intel
lactual moral and religious culture of boys
entrusted to their care, will be unre mitting;
and TO render that attention effective, the disci.
pline will be exact, yet mild and parental.
"A half yearly account of the health, conduct
and literary progress of each pupil, will be
transmitted 20 his parent or guardian.
All letters addressed post paid to the 'Su-
perior of the Franciscan Monastery, Lore ito,
will receive due attention.
Reference may be made to Rt. Rev. NJ. O..
Connor. Bishop of Pttsburg, Rev. III. Z. Gal
laher Loretto. Cambria county,
October 3, lS50-3m.
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NOTICE.

Letters of Administration having been gran.
ted TO the undersigned by the Register of Cam.
bria county, on the estate of John Burtletl late
of Summerhill township. in sal d county. dec ID.
All persons indebted to said estate are required
to make payment witout delay, and tho Sc hav-
ing claims to present them properly authen I'll
Gated for settlement.
SARAH ANN BURNETT.
Nov. 81, 1850-7-6t.
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List of Causes.
Nov. 81. 1550-7-6t.

DUT DOWN for trial at the Court
I'll of common please to be held at Eb-
ensburg an and for the county of Cam
bria on the first Monday Of January
71eCt.
Gageby VS. Cooper ct al
Same Same
Potts VS. Lytle
MNeal Dillon
Hurbit VS. SaE.e
White Orr
Orr VS. White
Conrad's heirs Tvs Fitzgibbons ct use.
Paul VS. Trotter & Topper
Roth & Eberhart VS. Treftz
Leedom VS. M'Farlin & Trotter
M'Gure & M'Dermit VS. Colclessor ct ell
Moore VS. Frank & Foutz
Garter vs Bingham
Rager VS. Wakefield
Beard VS. Geo. 5. King g. Co.
Trexier VS. Weakland
John o. Jones VS. Owen Jones' AdmIx
Bingham VS. Brawley
Robson, Lift lie & Co. VS. Same
VIM. KITTELL, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, !
Ebensburg Nov. l9 1850, (
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He ENJOY AL.

The subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
lie generally shat he has just removed his Sad
de and Harness Establishment TO Jefferson
Cambria county, where he will be pie ased tc
see his old friends and all others wanting any
thing in his line of business. He intends keep
ing constantly on hand supply of
SADDLES, BRIDES,
Collars, Harness,
WHIPS. sc So
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u Office.


ALI. persons indebted to the undersigned for
Professional Services are hereby notified that
| have left my books in the hands of e. nUT-
CRIMSON, Esq, for settlement and collection.
1t is hoped that all persons having unsettled
accounts on my books will call and settle the
same before the 10th of December, as aft er
that date my books will be put into the hands
of an officer for collection.
WIN. LEMON.
Nov. Ia, IS50.-6-tf.
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ALL persons having claims of any kind
against the Commonwealth for materials fur
n lshed or labor performed on The Allegheny
Portage Rail Road, prior 10 Dec. Ist, 1919
are requested to make Immediate report of
their amount 10 the UNDERSIGNED at his office
at the Summit. 1t is hoped that no person
having claim will neglect this notice, as he
is desirous ofreporting to the Canal Board all
OF the debts due, that sufficient appropri-
alton may be made at the next session of the
Legislature for thei. liquida ton
w Nj. s. CAMPBELL, Supt,
Office Of Super intendant,
A. p. r. II.
October 26th, 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
anf,.te,t

DEN Cbip Gt0ats.Scten.
Maf fiuen nmr umstssnt: 8. Sang. 8.
Srublsr unc s. {ebmann.
Setbltbem u. u umststnt: 4ntr. @fabl.
Canal Srrsr: Gsrrst 9SaBmann.
Nsu pbifattlFbia: or. @entfb, guf.
gbiairs.
Waonestars: pfarrtr 3iesler
MaSurtia: Seinridb S&warj
paris: u. Gnns.
Nen iskcn: lbtrtale i;mtffatter.
0ctumtiana: Srietr,1 @4war,.
Atren: Slerenj 3I,earsr
Wlanheifer: 9r. g 01afner
Vanaf Saitrn: @ettfriee Nernautr unp
gbitipr .Celr.
Qpecffsr: @. Sstr, Gsar. unb Or. 1Delfart.
lin nientcwn: Carl e. Gla(er.
DsnaturS: Carl Se,nel.
eHnten: Sranj 4ettr nnt Sr. Gtattfer.
Srifcl: Or. g. Qsiisbrs.
asblane une eapsrias: 3. SITTER.
pettrsturst. asblanr Co.: 81. Wennisbcff.
Nertp Georsstcwn Gam. @irp
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

ed weis. - Granbanhten. - SIN Der
Taht pom l--2 September it lei Nelss
berg ipieber Gin terenteneer Trisa,r, ers
fclst. Sd,cn Scri9e Wche lreten I'D, fort,
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ten September erfctsten INNER ar0eeie
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falfen. Ter Scbfn erbebt unb Elm bunpfeS
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eft, ba erbiift man .einea srceenqEalI ycm
GelstiSden hinter bem rcrff aufsetbarmt,
et,ua 20 bon bfr Grsec eines fleinem snals
fts nub unsdtIi8e ileitiere. ras 1crf bat
s6r ssiuen Sfntfn efnrmmen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
Orant's SnDiamiicbcr
Qullfscn-N0lia,,l.

pat cbne rem ssrinstten 9t,att;R pcn 3,rsi.
ftl Naun 80 aeten febr piele Der
f9wierislten SaIt III $unstnrrantbsitsn
gan lid aeDttlt : frlde SaIlc mic nc,h niemais
pcn i,atnb eiacr anrtrn Msei,in sebti;t rrresn
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lie Srantcn ppn 4sr,tsn nnO vreuncsa wirt,
lilo tferttnb trtlirt murtca.
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mir
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bilt, ,peltbt eiaentb id anSrmeffen
utc cunnmsan8Ii4 n6tpiS hnc, un
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ten bic unter rcr septDnlicben Nebanc,uns if:ts
70 ..uriS enoen, ,rcnn ile
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anareiftm, ccltf1nris ~ beilen.
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unc drrniihen !Suifen &c, usen Die unfsbltare
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tnrsrnesn, be,lenrea Gissnihaftsn tet ZEN nad.
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ten wrrrtu, cas bait 70 se,p 8 unc wirtiam ale
@1mastcn ncttnreselmasiaret' n ceso3efttleshts
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
S6dnSli4e SanSlnns eespifienio!er
Glterm.

allS am lesten Wcntas rasgcit' Iamrfs
Boot BON ecnispille abfabren tpcllte, melces
te fIt ncct ein Gheraar nit Sintern ais
DedpaiTasiere nab Cincinnati. lie slbs
fatrt ees Bcctes pes;Sserte flh ned, einise
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benusten, itnI, ME iie rcrgabclL nrd, eini>
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unterpsss entcedte man, ra6 Mann nnb
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ocn ben pfidtperseGcnen Gltcrn mebr su
entbefrn. Gs nnterliegt fein 3ipeifcl mehr,
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Taimen cieier Ghrenminner su SerSfsntl;s
d,en T; Der Steuermann beiEt &illnm unc
Der pillct Granf Bacon. CB.a.S.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
Otto Drcfct.

frater Slsuefat IN Hrufftlanb,
ftrtist Dcitmittsn unt fcnffisf ttr.
runner In rtnt der @rrant an. 0eins Nt.
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tsiTeits nit ten kften Ottsnaftssdultrn Ia alien
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

gSenige itbisen ben Mertb unb bie9Eifs
ti9teit eiller eiil;clnen Gimme nah sem
sehSrten Maasltate.
Cine ein;i9e Gimme iancteSlis
Der Srcmipcli nat cem Iansca 9,arlamens
te. Bcbl fcnntc eerjeni9e, ipeld,cr tie ,pist,s
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fct brin9en nno Elm Neih in eiile grc6arti9e
9terclmticn ifi:rsen ,pilrren.
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MarerS Mcrtan i'm Sabre 1S41 sHm 8cus
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etner Stimmer;abl bon metr als 100000.
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ls43 unb fd)erte Die @ahl epn Wareus
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Cine einsise Gimme sab i'm
Sabre lS4l ben Mhigs cine Mebrbeit i'm
Senate 9ernfplrenieEs.
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tn SATIRE 1856 i'm eritten Senatc Tilirifte
Getps3)crf eincn Senatrr.
Sicr Stimmen, Die IN Der 5.@arb
her Staet S;enrycrf at9escten murrcn
erpdtlten Gtru,as Scferfrn gum Wrdfs
tenten Ger gtreinistcn Staaten.
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Zen Sarif rrn 1912 nnb eiie eirstecStims
me nieerrirf neniefben in 1916.
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feinen assfdIaa eete, ,to6 ieine cisene nitt
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cerer nermift,t, fam fIe has @efhif Der
Station pcrdnnern. ,,3eritnfe BEN Trnner
III feinc einsclnen eaute, faet Sdiaer unc
on l,llif Sdn9lin9e camit IN ben Shtaf,
rrdlsc ihn terrrr NIT rafhrm shlaa unc
Der majeitdtifhe Sd,aa erfd,uttert ben
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Graht pen SO Meilen edn9e aafgerctt.---
Ter pnnft, Der ben Galais nus erreidt
,pertcn nluefe, tear Sap 0rines, tas am
tpeiiten Ucrseidctene 2anb an Ger engIis
fhen &nife NIB 1T 81 Meilen entfcrnt, fp
ha6 ein ueterfdn6 ucn 9 Maeilen Trabt
bliet, Der fur cie ShminSunsen 9ebra,ctt
tpllrre. Der We9 mar eyrd, 9,elctrnfiiier
beseid,net unr eos Ian,rffhiff futr tiefn
entlan9. sluf Elm fir Die Narricn 9e9ebes
nes 3eiden 0seb nit BEN Siane ScrmartS
NIB la6 ben Craht bapcn ab," ,pilrre an
temfeltcn teijcner 16tel Mcilc Elm piere6is
ger Jflanlpri @lci beii IA bis % 9fnno
Sd,pere 9cu;etet, TN, ic!den anf tenMees
resSrnnc gu t.iuSen, Ger tci Ter enslifdrn
8i'ite 50 0ue bat, unb raan ben 100 bis
$50 Sue Giefe it. Gle sanse Smraticn
ipirte NIT bcr srGetfn prasifitcn rno ben,
beifen Grfrlse aus9efiibrt, sprsn ras ft,Sne
Mettcr riel tcitrug. Sc lit tics has auss
9e6reitelfe Grreriment, melGes in tieier
9lrt jen,als 9enad,t ,rurte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
$50 itt Gbriittam 9t6fherY

Strfelts 1T ssturtia aus Vsu TART an rer
!9aasc nne wcbrte julest IN europa inGatttilan,
nabf tfi Nft Simm rn Sleu YrenEen. Surdb
el"eu Brief ron Seuti4lane erfnbsen eie unter.
3'idne eaS,twsttern rIB cttit.te naeb Nmerita
atSrvei'f it unr lid ,pabrfh.lnIib In irseno ei.
ntm tbelt rsr Ger < faaien tsfiaret. Oa lie
tsfcrst iine, RAP tr iid risiIs,dt auf cem tiir,.
t,tp auf rein Grs. Gee rertrannten Salnrf(ebif
..Sr fits" tefane, 10 trfi IN fIe eren Dlsnihen.
trtun', Ger ibnen nibere Ausrunft sstsn ttnnts,
bi ron Wlttbsiinns iu mlettn
A1nes u. marsarttba Stsfflu.
Man tetets ;u arcrtifirem an SrDn y. Acams
Canton, Stnt. &c., Opio.
u Weset ltlattsr rptrrtn srfnAt ~ tspirsm,
tefcneers In N,w Dcrt une S,uff .lc.