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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Tile LOGIC oe LUNG COMPLAINTS.

Aber1ethy. the great English surgeon was Of Op'rol
that half The mental diseases Of mankind ongnasd sou
Colds How important then 10 check cough or cod 4,
the onset But what will do Il says the sufferer Werp,
sporIEN's Con LIVER on CANDY the best g'epUaar.
Of tie beet remedy for diseases IF te lungs and AroI u,
ha, ever been announced the world Who that issc
will risk the loss OF heath life, when the salvsroa
boh NAV be secured by the purchase Of one pS
se. Of spo;tens Cod Liver Oh Candy; price IS cents "a
For sale by the Proprietor, lis Bowery. aud BY the follow
ing Agents
Ru,h,on. Clark Co. 10 aud rs Broadway and 10 A,
tor House snd Of Druggists generally.
COMB Factory, SS7 BRoaDwAY.-Lsdies are inviei d
examine hi. rich collection Of Dress Combs, ecalet
in ex,en, or variety in the city smong which viii begn
the open chain pattern, much admired The sane mat
TO order aer any design matter how intricate Conf
altered and repsred. A. Il SAUNDERS
mes stsodiss Comb Factory, SS7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

LATER PROM PoRrO Rico-We have received
further Intelligence from Mayaguez, lP. r by the
brig Brothers, Capt Foster, which arrived yester-
day at this port. He confirms the former statement
of Capts Chase and Gerard, and further states that
after Capt. Randolph, Of the slooP war Albany,
had effected the release Of Capt Beecher aud crew,
he took them on board of his own ship and on the
10th transferred them to the brig James Marshall,
bound to Philadelphia which sailed tue same day
under the convoy OF the Albany Capt. Beecher
did not recover his spy glass, chronometer and
chart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
From NOya scotia.

The steamship Cambria brings files OF Nova SEQ
tia papers to the Goth ult. They contain very dis
tressing accounts from the settlements to the east
ward of Halifax. There had been great mortality
among the cattle owing TO the failure Of the hay crop
last season and the severity OF the Winter. The
ground was covered with snow ~ such depth that
the cattle could find subsistence outside the barns
and numbers had persisted for want of food. IL was
calculated that at the beginning of April there was
not more fodder in PictOu country than would keep
alive half of the stock for three weeks.
Pictou harbor was free Of ice the cath OF A prl
About thirty sealing vessels, from the ice, bad
arrived at St. Johns, NE. previous to the Goth Of
April, with full iaes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
The Preshet in the Merrimack.

bOsTON,
The freshet in the Merrimack has been very de-
structive both to Railroad and private property
the damage being estimated at $4,000
The Railroad trains, which have been detained
since Monday are now beginning to run again.
At Lowell yesterday. the water was so high that
the mills were closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

FURTHER FROM ST. DOAINGo.-The, schooner
Capt Ogier, which arrived yesterday from the City
tranquil in that quarter though the apprehension Of
invasion from Faustin rs empire continues to have
most injurious effect on Labor and Commerce.
The United States steamer Vixen Lieut.. Com
manding Ward, arrived at the City Of st. Domin-
20 on the 2eth OF March-ail well. The Vixen vas
to sail for w ashington in a few days, with the
United States Charge, Mr.. Green on board. The
Vixen takes a magnificent altar piece, highly
wrought with carved work in solid mahogany, a
present, through Mr.. Green from the Archbishop Of
St Domingo TO the Archbishop of Baltimore. IL is
in size Al by 90 feet weight 10 tnas, and belonged
TO the ruined Chapel OF the Jesuit College. The
Vixen has also a superb painting-a Magdalen, by
Murillo-a present from the ancient but decayed
Castan family to the Surgeon Of the vessel, DR.
Bell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
SALEM. Mas Wednesday, Ma,

The brig Garland, at this port from Para APrli
6, announces that the yellow fever was raging
there with great yirulence, and that large num-
bers both of foreigners aud natives, had died MI
Richard Ryan, the British Consul, died Apnl =
Much alarm prevailed and thirteen persons TOOK
passage in the Garand for this port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

no use in mincing matters-if the thing is
not right, it must be put right, or the Ad-
ministration relieved Of the responsibility
and the odium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Destructive Fire M Elmira.

FLhIkA, Y. 7. Thurscty' M! =
Tie Chemung River Bridge, and store each
side, were consumed By fire last evening. Loss
about $4,000. Il was thought to be the work Of
an incendiary. as canphene was found poured
across the bridge
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A weddiprat washington.

WAsHINGToN, Iblftchy' Mty :
A daughter Of Mr.. Ewing, Secretary Of the In
terror. was married last evening to Lieut. Sherman
If the Army There was a large and fashionable
nsrtv present to witness the ceremony
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was mostly consumed. The loss is covered by IN
surance.
Al about P. VI another alarm was given,
which proved to be the dwelling house OF Peter
Van Ness, on the south eide OF the susquehanna
River The building was entirely destroyed-Par-
tally insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
~ Genera, Committee of Democratic WING

Young Nlep.-A regular meeting Of Ibis COMMITTEE VIII
be held al the Broadway House on Friday evening, May
8 1850, at O'Clock By order.
f. DELAFIELD SMITH, Chairman.
Isaac Wv. SMITH. sec.ys
I,coE T. fov.ARD 49, my
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The FTe.het.

ALElNN- ItlrsdaF, Nay ~ N
The resbet confines TO subside boats IN and
from Oswego pass Syracuse full in consequence OF
the completion of the dam. The Syracuse papers
Of this morning say that it will take three days at
least to repair the culyert' which was broke i've
miles west OF that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
From Canada.

TORONTO, c w Tharsdsy, May =
Mr.. De Blaqulu has been elected Chancellor Of
the University a, this place
The steamboats, have commenced their regular
trips between here snd Montreal
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NIurder nf NIi.. WhiIc

WAsHINGroS, Thursday, May Pm
Intelligence has been received at the Indian bu'
resu today. from Col Calhoun. Agent at Santa e.
,hs, Miss White, who was carried away BY the IN
dians. after the latter had cruelty murdered ner
mother. had also been murdered by them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

To- Hon. GEO. FOLSOM, of this City,t is an
nounced, has been nominated by the President for
Charge Ahaircs TO the Hague Holland vice
Mai Auguste Davezac recalled. Mr.. Folsom
was a Member of our State Senate, elected in lsii
having been nominated by the Native Americans
bat supported also by most of the Wings, and
served with credit until his term was cut short by
the adoption f our Reformed Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

NorIcE TO OUR PHILADELPHIA READERs.-The
DAILY TRIBUNEis regularly delivered 10 sabscribe's
IA all parts Of the city 6j per month Those who
wish 10 be served with will please leave their names A.
the Bookstore of W. BZiebe who is our Agent for ihs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

~ Do need = new hat, or shall make u. % @,
lssi e nuis longeri Thscs the qnestoo.
ias,ccr-If The old is pretty WEI worn oGfs !,
lost rs original .ymmstry-deloSned 10 crown or b, =
looking rsher habby geuee."-Hit' tn "snyiing -.
,hsn IA the present fash onor you have recently ocss
o,e represented 10 be The "hees easiiy nat can be Rate
but an Sbominsble shavs-hee yoa certainly need 81,
This opinen. I, msy seem TO be an ir'sres,s
one bat woad really ike 10 talk more putrslu,
sboa. H. and tempt you with ore Of 'our' hats
WARNOCKS. HA;er.
m22l - Bfosdsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

WISpow SHADES At SEuUcsp fkSss-ine ages
and best assortment Of Shades N MS C, smons vAa
are many new and beautiful patterns ne! cannot he ~
chased at any other sIore for sse al Nelly kkEsS
exclusive Shade Store Isl Chatham ST. M, 5eodl
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The Contested District

Bosros, Thursday, May 2-Ak
Mr.. + o Robinson Loco, declines to be longer a
candidate for Congress in the Fourth District
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JoHs c. CaLHogs.-The original DSsnsreoype, from
which ire porus the 81 No. fthe Gallery ofIIustous
Americans wo engraved, BE- seen 81 BsADrs Dsgvsr.
rean Gallery 96 Brssiwsy.
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CP. Advertisements for The Nec York Tribune
onyh TO be handed the Publication Office before 10
oeloci IN the evening Insure their publication the nex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Fires at Binshamfou.

BiNeH.sroS N Y. Thursdry May Z
FIRE broke oct yesterday morning atOui II
O'Clock in the Hotel occupied by s circuit which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Connecticut Legislature.

NEw-HAvES, Conn, Thursday, May Am.
The House adjourned at 10 o'clock last evening
until this morning. without eilectng choice OF
Speaker. The fourteenth ballot stood Pratt,
Loco o. Du,too, Wing o. Hooker, lFree.SoiD
u; Scattering, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

Receipts of Producs icittia ne past % hours
r. OUR io0 bhls WHEAT 100 bushels CORN, Geo do -
In FLOUR there material change, and the sales are to
fair extent al s. for common Stale and Western. For
WHEAT there fair inquiry but the hrmnsfs OF hode
restricts the sales The Camoas unsettled the mar
ket for Corn aud We have transactions 10 report
Mixed Western Is uominaly asa i6c. Sales Of Ohio
WHISKY at , lc. In BARLEY there were sales OF 9,~
bushels al 69c tor Two-roged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

r. The Proihoro diaries u the Pspa Government -.
ack Hats with six issses the Bishops ana Arch
wear green Hats hs former WIN siN ms Ansr VIII =
tassels; the Cardinals wear red HAS win hfeen ass
sni these Hats form the crest over iher oca q am.
Whist difference between ihsse dig,lN1e' Ard Nsx Yo
gentlemen who wear KNOWS hau-ses A-n Il =
Fulton A. without ibssels, bet ~ snsPe wseh sss,
,Ae,n q, orc. a. che disrifa'iss 81 nature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

ryy- Immense fortunes have been and are being
MADE through the combination ard cooperation OF ne
newspaper presses Of the country. concentrating thc
united advertising power upon business establishment
Ths tremendous lever nav be conveniently applied and
adapted 10 the machinery Of business either small or n
any extent through the completely organized Agency
VB PALMER who Ia appointed BY the prophetors, ne
authorized by them the business and eNc r.
ceips Office ia the Tribune Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03

WATCHES AND GOLD PEss.-Everybody, now days, car
have the true time In their pockets j. Y SAVAGE % Fu
lon.st has an assortment Of Watches from which ever
one can be suited complete collection eannol b
found in the City Thai far-fsmsd 0cd Pen, the Rcheel
EyerPonted Of which there s but one opinion, and h'
is that they are the only Pen that be depended upon
aold Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
LEGHORN AND STRAW HATS
RICHARDS & CROMWELL
HAVE REMOVED TO

No. iSs WihAm-'t one door below Rulion,
where they oGer for sac iaFge assortment Of
Leghoru, French, English, ard American Straw HAS
Ribbons, Straw Flowers and Millinery Goods genefs ,
aso men's boy. aud Infants ghorn and Straw Hss ss
Gao. The assortment IL worthy he attention Of ciy A.
Country dealers nyS Sas7od'
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B- Persons wishing THE TRIBUNE at their
xel,S, or places ofbusness In NewYcrk or Brooklyn
v p,ss.e leave tser address al the Publication Once
corner Of Spruce and Nassau ss Price l2i esps week
,.-sble 10 he Carriers
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snuihern ilniI.
x,xIu CONGREss....P ir., Session.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, May 2-sPM-
Both mails came through tonight.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FASHION F0R MAY May WAS considered hv -
clients an unaeky month for marriage boz nosl f,-e
one to commence scientific or artistic invesu gAors B
Nsv 4. III, moEth Of ssbions Ia Paris thar- e1o'
gfxnd procession OF al the fancy Irsdes on the Ia ~
rncnth-the n!ners the msniui nskefs The tslo,. =
y,eng with each other IN the display o. their De- A.
The fashion here his May is TO so to 5srnan. Co..
Museum to see The Chinese beauty srd her CA!ns.s .
te.da.,s They are oil the rye, jest bow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-03
Posr.crIpr-s.,mour Elected Governor:
The Yellow Fever ut Para.
Virginia Election.

WHEELING, Thursday, May
The Loco.0cos have gained one Senator in this
District
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Connect!cut-Loco speaker Chosen.

BY Telegraph cTeiusireiy 10 The Tribune.
Nrsg-HAvEN. Conn Thursdsy, May ?
Palladium Office, AN
OEIGES 5. SEYMOUR Loco n Litchfed has just
been chosen Speaker of the House. Ballot:
Seymour Loco. .---.-..--......llO
DuttOn Wing ..-..-.----------- 20
Hooker Free Soil ........----.. 10
cheney .-.------..-.'--'.'
SeymOurs NAL -.-.-.----....- l.
The House proceeded to ballot for Clerk, with
the following result
julius b. Harrison Loco ........lO6
David b. Booth Wing -..-..-... 81
Calvin W. Phileo Free Soil 80. Is
Scattering sir. No choice
David b. Warner OF East Haddarn was then ap-
pointed Clerk pro TEN. by resolution, and the two
Houses went into Joint Ballot fo- the choice of
State Officers Result soon.
The City swarms with visitors.
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GIVE THEM CANISTER!

70 This was tho cry OF one Of our officers Al he
battle Of Buens Vista. when body OF MeSieH'
were within musketshoI OF our batteries houss.is7
ers who are asssiled by bed-bugs aud eockrosehs
we say TO ,ou give 'em canister '-LYoSs Canister
other words, LYONS MAGNETIC POWDER, which 10 us'
10 In 80 ceut csnisers The rats and mice, being ess
than insects require balls instead Of pocder so give '
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS. They wiz lay them ou' as n
a. you can bury them Depot i-u Broadway Newton,
T. V. B. Fowler \ Co, Newburgh, \. Y.
C.KPErs-WuLt.N McGRoRrY, 1876 Willisu-stes.
offers for sale $4,000 worth of tine Carpets add Of
clohs This stock will he sold for cs.a 50 per below
mapufscturers' price,. Those In wan. u charpeu
cloths will do well to call and examine his large stock
carpets, &c. N.Y. JUS
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~ Great excitement Ia The Cerpei Trade, from he
fact that English Three Ply and Ingram Csrpes Rag,
Window Shades OIL Cloths sc, be purchased al sSi
Unprecedented and Incompatible low prices at the ceeb
ted cheapest Carpet Establishment In the United Sliss
Bowery, HIRAM ANDERsONs Ash Is the iutsre', D
alto buy cheap they advise all our reader
To avail themselves OF this opportunity. You ca
make your selections from the arges, and cheapest tssor
ment to be found displayed In six spacious show rooms
~ Lace and Musin Window Draperes at HITCH
COCK LEADBEATERs, 3i7 Broadway, corner Leu,
ard are worthy the attention Of houseseepers s ~s
son of the year ~ hef stock Of msrssiues Qlis
Blankets Linen ard Muslin. Table Damasks Toweins'
Napkins &C. &c Plain Silks, Shawls, Maniliss he ha
already obtained such celebrity as 10 secure the general
tention of the Indies
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1ay~ For FOREIGN News see First Pag

" TElEGaaPg 70 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
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,rers BUFFALO, May 2-sP.M.

Amendments were voted on, and the Committee
rose. The House then adjourned.
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To The Editor Fl The Tribune:


tensiye observations, that it is their strong
conricti ion that the Negro Race are only fitted
for dependence and serritude-that, relieved
from this, they must inevitably relapse into
Barbarism, Heathenism and brutal wretch
edness. Talk to them of the wrong and
mischief of Slavery and the duty of Eman-
cipation, and they promptly reply Look
at Hayti with its baboon Emperor, jack
daw Court and population of stupid, igno-
rant, squalid, drunken savages, sinking
deeper and deeper into Barbarism after
half century of Freedom. Look at ia
maica and the British West Indies, plainly
setting out on the same road to perdition-
Look at our own Free Negro population
vicious, debauched and miserable try to
make these behave like men before you
come preaching TO us of the horrors of
Slavery
Now we do not say that this logic is con-
clusive--to us it is far otherwise. We &C
cept no apology for injustice or the subjec-
ton of one adult human being to another,
except as the punishment of crime. But
oar opinion in the premises is of small mo
ment in comparison with that of the con-
sciencious Shareholders, and we know that
this course Of reasoning is potential with
them. Nay; We do not know how to render
J it otherwise so long as the Free Blacks per
: sist in sticking to the Whites, mixing W
, with them. serving their tables, curryng
their horses, saving their wood and blaeking
their boots. By pursuing this course, they
are perpetually sustaining and confirming
| the current impression Of the Whites that
t they were intended for servitude, and are
J, intrinsically good for nothing else We be-
lieve the fact to be otherwise, but the mas:
of them won't help US to prove it.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
Sbeilmna bcs Gpumtn's.

Geit Sderser's Gr,patlrng iperben Bon
einisen Spetulanten srcee slnifrensnnsen
sematt Starf @ciiaty su theilcn nnc es
fheint, ais Of biejeni9er,, speld,e i'd, 70 fetr
fir hiefes llnternetmen ii,tereAlren, srree
SOfnunsen anf Grfcls hdtten. Gin neues
Gcuntp, ,,sllltance' 9enannt, icll i'm ncrts
6ftliten Steile rrn Starf GcuntD 9ebilbct
,inb Der Gcnntyfs rru Starf GcuntD Bon
Gantcn tinWeesencmmcn unb nad Waaf
flllcn perle9t tperben. 9elinst biefe Gpes
fulaticn, 70 tperben bic Maulcemrfratcn
BON Canton fur ibre &errdtberei bel Der
lesten Wahl 9ehcri9 bcsatlt. Wdre eeiter
ertpdhlt tpprcen, 70 hattie mdn es niht se@
spast, einen berarti9fn 8erfnf su maiden,
i,nb Sf,erser bdtte nad tpie rrr iriecer
pillen breben fEnnen. gua aber ,pirc er,
fiirhten mir, Canton cine piIe brehen,
Die ,peber ben Nerren @ti9s, neh ben
Wautbemofraten bon Gantcr, ~ fd)luden
0er9nii9en MAIDEN miro.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
pie 6ibSom scamilie.

Man tpirb tereits turd bic felt Mitts
mrh aufsemadten slnid,la9settel erfahs
rem baten, RAE ciefe beriibmte Sdnserfas
mite heute Nbeno Gin Gcncert bier
i'm Grurttaus seteu miro. Tad' temjeni'
gen, mas mir III unfern Wcdfelbldttern
iiter rieie &iiniiler scleien tatrn, Ictnt es
lid, mchl Ger Miite, tIe 81 h0ren. sllIent'
baIhen fIne ibre Gcnserte fetr sahlreid bee
fud,t mrrren unc NC Ge ned, auftraten,
srfreutem fIe I'D, bes unaetheiten SeifalIs
itrer 3ubirer Sbre G'efdn9e tesIciten fIe
nit Gicline, guitarre, Searfe unc gicIcne
cello. Nlan perfume es oaber nidt Ie
b6ren
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08

ten ftnnerr. 9lber intem S,r. II. feline neits
lid,e Stellmng a,,fgab, bat er nun tas 8ers
fahren befclgt, ipeld,es 9lnbere pcr tbn
nit Grfrla ein9eftlasen babcn. Snbem
er uns rerldet, ni,nmt er i'm 9tllgemeii,en
bic silten gSiinfhe biefer @eineinbe NIT
fIt,, unb mir fInb iiber;e,t9t, baB fcine
adtbare graris als 9lbpofat fein Gemetrts
9ciif ols 8itrgcr unb fein anifdnbiges 8es
nehmen, mas tbn in alien 8esietuneen bes
setens ausseihnete, bic sldtms uno bas
SSobltpraen Der 8eDOlfernne unferer
Stact nnb unferes GcuntDs, cbne 0iiid>
ftd,t auf 9laubei,, Sefte cber partei ibm
lange bepabren ,rirc.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
gilmore unb bas Sliihtlimas>
e.
DIR. 6uniptt's

8rttfr 4mrfer une @artararilla. Grtratt fir
!Osiiun8 eer Sranfbcittn rter als SrIbjabr.
Slutrsintaunsss Wittcl unr alsclneines @tir.
f,inssmittl itf unutertrrtFen.
Die !5eiltrafte ristes Grtraets fino tpabrb,ft
muncertar tinr ale Srantcn icllten rcn(eleem cbnt
Il fitnb 8ctrauhen. Gr fam rem ;artettcn
Srantcn nifbts itharen.
ScrcfmId.
Gs III cen tittisen o0ianurrn seE,st mrrrem,
eas TIM Satslc9 Der Srantbeitcn Ehwcrlih cine
stfunren tretren fcnne, ric 10 ipi6tis unc intere.
fart tci als Serrfula, mfsen w.r tics in 3e,us
anf ibrtn ttrlrrura, Srrthritt. Nuf rie reritties
ben:n DrSane, weldb' iic ansreift. rrer auf ibre
nnbeiltarteit unc 'dbl mm:n Sclsen (ascn.
@errtala bat bic Guntf Der sr6Ettn acr,tc in
cicftm $inrc ictpie III Gnrrra rtrfrc,tt. Auein
es aictt Gin Oii.tef liir cice Eranthrit in ,,Dr
Snpfrtt's Grt,att ron @eltem 4mrftr unb Oar.
faparia," meltttr iiih ais Gin rrtrinmtncs Joti(s
mittel in ren fsbsr,erj8lftn SaIlcn crweilf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-08
Cine QSar ttnn9
psssn pes ein,i3 eriSinfl len unp a3tn
Siitar's @ilDfiricbe emipr,.p,

9re6en S.eilmtttels fit slussebrttns
uib BIC bette rem Msnfben tetannts Nisnisiu fur
Astbina IN jcrsm Stap.tim. iiir $sterteidnercen,
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