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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
LADIES' WEAR!

Ssiizs.-Blacl and blue-back Italian Lustring |
do do GroS de Rhine
do do GroS de Naples
do do Satin
Plain and colored Fancy Silks of every variety;
White, straw, pink, cherry and scarlet;
Light and dark green, lilac and slate.
Muslin de EaIneS-Pan, mode colors,
printed, satin striped black and blue black.
Cashmere de LANES, latest styles,
GinghamS-Scotch and French, new articles.
CALICOES-500 pieces of American and
French-beautifnl stock.
A. PA CAS-Black, blue black, dark modes,
changeabe, plain satin striped and figured.
Bonita ines-Black and blue-black, assorted
BALZORINES-Blac blue-black, colored and
printed
WHITE GOODs-Cambrics JacOnets, Swiss
Musins, Lace, striped, croSS-ba rred and small
plaid dimty Bishop Lawns, &c.
LACES-black and white Lisle; Thread, Neck
lin, GuIpure, MalineSS, Edgings, Isle s. thread;
Muslin EdgingS and lnSerungs, ofevery variety.
CRAPELlssE black, white, straw, pink, blue and
| CRAPES-black, blue black, white, and yellow
Linen CaEslb,ics.
/ Linen Cambria Handerchiets
| Fine and common plain borders, hemmed, stich-
i ed and embroidered; childrenS, &c.
\ Cardinals and Fancy HandkerchiefS.
/ Muslin de Lane and fine silks Shawls.
! RIBONS-Bonnet Velvet Satin, Neck and cap.
A Irish Linen, and CA Irish Sheeting, l2-4 do
Kid Gloves, entirely u new style.
Light colored, dark assorted, black an white
/ Kid.
Pink, light green, blue, orange, black, white,
! co!oured and embroidered Silk Gloves,
Black, white, colored and dark assorted Cotton
Net, Woisted and Twisted Silk MitS.
HOSIERY:
Ladies Black and White silk Hose,
DO Ribbed DO do do
! Do super White and Black Cotton Hose,
Do do Brown and Mixed do
Fine Lambs Wool, Cashmere and worsted do
French Worked Collars,
A large stock of GimpS, Fringes, &c.
Sewing silks, coloTed and Black, &c.
1000 pair Ladies' fine Kid and Winter Shoes
, Caters and Fur Boots and Bootees Also a
large assessment of Misses Boots and Shoes.
FINE STRAW AND LEGHORN AND
gAI GG 20I 81 sS g 5 a
Very large assortment OF all descriptions OF
GOODS FOR NEGROES WEAR.
500 pair o: Blankets, and Heavy Cottor
GOODS.
Also a handsome lot of Mackinaw
BED BLANKETS.
ALSO, ON HAND,
HARDWARE AND Gu UrLERY.
China, Glass, QueenSware and
| LOOKING GLASS.
DO PIECES OF CARPETING, OIL CAR
PETS, &c. &c.
rTTo our old friends and customers in ;h
> asi0ining counties we would say that We ca
make il 10 their interest TO call aud examine ou
= stock Of GOODS before purchasing, as we are
confident we will be able to give general sall:
! faction. as regards the quality and cheaPnesS {
our goods
riPAll kinds of Country Produce taken in eS
change for Goods at market prices.
) RHINE & KOHN.
Sept 81, 1914
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

MT TOFFATS celebrated LIFE PILLS and
IN PHOENIX BITTERS, for Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Scrofula and Consumption, &c, war
ranted to be fresh and genuine. For sale at
LEWIS, South Side Of the Square,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

ruRSUANT y =
y .flT District Chancery Court Of the
u.''Hss.lsss'ppl, at Holly Springs. in the
\ Co. -''I,'on In Thornton, Admir-, Of Will.
IN n n pec q against Joseph Watson
Iasi,r 's = ?, William Grain. will ON
Con,,' m n "a day of December next. at
aebs,,n nogse tli door in Ripley. Sell to
A'.s- oaaer, OF six months credit, the
ng ia'ssg s.vlng bond, with good security,
Iasf aS +, rom sale, the North West
Re : F., Section tic p, Township 2,
Javras;t last N Tippah County
ls Y. ALDERSON, Com'r.
Prs. fee S6-r.s.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
NOTICE.
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES
ATFs. P.LEVIs'.

.SoAM Side OF the Sqnars.
&C. WE have just received and viii
81 keep constantly on hand good
go assortment of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. Paints, Oils. Dye stufls, Per
fumerv and all the popular and Valuable
Patient Medicines aud also good assort-
ment ofshop Furniture of every description
All orders fromPhysicians will be filled at
low prices, for CASH or on time to paho'uai
Dealers.
May II. 1874
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
FIRES FA NJ Ill Y
GROCERIES,.
n, D. JONES & 0 .

HAVE lust received, in addition to their
former stock. the following articles, which
they are offering at reduced prices.
lids. Sugar BIS. Moiasses
bis loaf Sugar crushed sugar
25 sacks Rio coffee sacks LaguIra
sacks Java box. sup. Tobac.
10 box Ky. tobacco co, Sancers pest.
9 boxes common 40 box. sperm cand.
Q box tallow cand Is boxes m. r. raislns
5 kegs powder 20 bags shot aSsort.
bales lead boxes soap no. 1
2 boxes niclxIes 5 barrels mackarel
A coils assort rope shao
"a lbs scotch snuff doz. scotch bottles
4od lbs bar lead 500 lbs smoking to-
s doz brooms bacco. old,
gross blacking doz black. brushes
IA cedar pals 6nest. keeters
pr buckets Z doz ceual cnIlns
8 doz sieveS D doz weaver sieys
A large lot of Tubs, pine, pals &C.
Also Iage lot OF tin ware by wholesale
or.retail. besides many other things not men
toned above
Juue 7, ts44.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
. ..,--roITOR'S !, NOTICE.

ETIYl5TRAlOn
NlN' -o.B having at the June
p1iersl9n'Ip p,obate Court of Mar
l:4l, ol NJ Mississippi, Obtained from
Comfy IF | Administration upon
[suf- l9!.s,s 5.a.is McGee, late of SAID
its Of ~ All persons indebted to
ls'elsSIh, he,ebv requested to make
IH- are -ent. nr and those having
ia' ;d.i Pl' ii! estate, are notified to
asllni' i.ir Ia authenticated, within the
, ,,.i..5ei .l.15 d'55 y law, or the same will be
-..uvu SMITH, Aim r.
wv 1914 ---
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

rurylSTRATORS 5 NOTICE.
.isr.irreI having at the October
of,6e Probl,e Court Of Marshall
Mississippi, obtained from said
~ administration upon the esS
,-rais- b. Lane, late ofsaii coun-
..,oI All persons indebted to said
y Areby requested to make imme-
.,nenr and those having claims a.
IN estate, arenodfed to 7resen: them,
,.benrcated, Within the time pre-
.Itr law 1r lhe slme will be barred
.mgN H. ANDERSON. Admir-.
.vrbar sth IS44-nI2-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

-vlYS-HIRShdLL COUNTY.
prT William Coopwood living 6
rtit Mount Pleasant, on the Hernando
Car51uk mare Is years CID about 10
LIB appraised to 5 40.
JAS. II. SWAN. Ranger
,Tcy u7 bv Sarah Hardin living four
.1lf Huuv Springs, one light Sorrell
.-s5-, old, shUd before, hint feet white,
-s high Appraised To 80 90.
JAS. IL. SWAN,
,sa up bv Newsom Joyner, living
niles east of North Nj. Pleasant, one
mare. 6re feet aud left hind foot white;
.jor o years old, l5I hands high, IN
.aIst, some saddle marks, appraised to
81s.
n llh ls4i.
.IEN B7 hv c p NcCuller living miles
Memphis road. leading from Lamar, one
.-... s. 1r wears old, left hind foot white
.aFci in Jle LETT hip. Appraised 10 $50
iU
JAS. Il. SW AN. Ranger.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
nnTfCE.

N0TtCn .,,o,v Decree Of
,as.g = Ig';'1ssel csSl' q he s. STATE "a, ., s
Holly ! al assia., ssJshI John Is4i. Ras'
H NIL 90 ine door 5oS in Pamela, sell 70
F,,at Hol'7 ~ ~ = credit ofsix months
H.. bidlst, ~ bond . with good securl-
H .bssr gI'lnss section of land No =
'rag iniefes,, 6s.Je = 6. West, in Panoia
n.blP .
EuFs c. AL9ERsGN' I;9tiR. ''"'''
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

Copy Plates. Porlioli0S, FInie PerceplOrV
Good Old Music, and sapply OF Quils, Letter
Paper, WATERS, Sealing Wax &c.
April I3th, lSl4,-tE
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15

4AEMl 81 RQEN
Are now receiving and opening at their
Old Stand, q New and Splendid assort
ment of
SRA GIgg AS1 9AIGg
DRY GOODS!
Purchased oy themselves in the cities Of New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, expressly for
this market They would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Marshall and the adjoining counties,
that they are determined to WhoiesaIe and Retail
Goods at as LOW RATES as they can be pur-
chased in Memphis, Louisville Cincinnati, or
any other City West of the mountains.
The following articles compose a part Of
their Stock, to aoit
GhTLEMEN'S WEAR:
Sup. Blue, Blue-black and Wool-dyed black
CLOTHS:
FreRch and English Cloths
Invisible Green, Brown and Olive DO
Blue, Blue Black and Fancy CASSIMERES
CaSSiaetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c.
vestimgs.
Plain and Figured Silk and Satin,
Do do Mersailes,
Do do Cashmere, ETC.
2Oo BOxes Boots and shoes.
Mems Fine CaIfan1 Morocco Boots,
DO do do Shoes,
2000 pair Coarse Shoes.
1000 g q" BorfS
A large assortment of youths Boots and Shoes.
Fine Silk and Gum Elastic SuSpenderS.
Worsted and Cotton do
Super Silk, Cotton and Lambs wool halfhose.
Trimmings of all xmas and qualities.
4 Linen, Cambria, Silk and Fancy Handl1erchefS
/ 1874 Marsailles Counterpanes.
i CEOTsEEEs.-Ala large and hands ONE as
sortment Of ready-made Clothing Of the latest
! Fashions.
HATS Beaver, Silk, Fur & Wool Hats.
ALSO. Winter Caps of all descriptions.
| GLOVES.
! Plain Black and cOloured Kid,
Do do Thread,
Do do Cotton,
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
Eneuire for DIR. :. W. Fzartien's

HENnv smrH. GLADn GokIN. JOS. d. Mason
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-11-15
GLOVES.

Plain, Black and coloured Kid,
Do do Thread,
Do do Cotton,
BuckSkin and Wooden Gloves.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
MESMERISM.

Mesmerites are certainly capable of a
great variety of important uses. One
which is obviously interesting to some peo-
pie, is disclosed in the book on Mesmerism,
credited to DR.. Collyer, in the following
very graphic scene:
During one of my lectures. well known
citizen of Boston, Mr.. X. r. s., wished to
be put in correspondence with one of my
subjects. After explaining TO him my con.
ditions, which he must necessarily observe
Mr.. S. was placed in correspondence. He
took the subject mentally to his house in
- street, south end, and asked him a
number of questions respecting the dispo-
sition of the furniture, and rooms, &c, TO
all which he obtained correct answers, and
so communicated to the audience. He
then took the subject to his bed room.--
What do you see now" asked the gentle
man.
"A young lady dressed in her night
clothes; she wears ruffled cap and a white
gown--upon the table is lamp and a
white ever"
"Admirable~ said the gentleman, taking
out his watch; "that lady is my wife, and
it is just the time she generally goes Ia
bed;" then turning TO the subject, he said
do you see anything more!"
Yes" replied the subject, Il see young
man, dressed in black; he is very good loo
king and wears a pair of black whiskers
and an imperial upon his chin"
mercy on us exclaimed the old gentle.
man. turning pale, and dropping the hand
of the subject; "who can be there with my
wife! Really Doctor, must go home and
see."
HAS he he told the truth in every other
instance!" inquired !.
Everything" said the gentleman, fdget-
ing with his hat and gloves.
1t is unnecessary TO say, that this Incl
dent nearly convulsed the audience with
laughter. There was more truth than poe
try in this Development, as | afterwards
learned. The old gentleman had married
young wife-and it is needless to say
more.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

He stands erect! Nations pride,
With banner waving far and wide,
Whose folds unfurl in every breeze,
And records bear Ger mount and seas,
or one who, in his native land,
Cleans brightest midst its patriot band.
Who, in his Country's glorious cause,
Defended oft her sacred laws,
And stood unscathed amid the fire
Or party strife, Of party ire,
Firm as the never yielding rock,
Meath tempest storm, or earthquakes shock
Whose genius oft the breast inspires
With glowing, patriotic fires!
Whose voice is as the lightning SENT
So brightly, purely eloquent;
Which from its course is never driven,
Though sweeping earth and brushing heaven
He stands erect the brave, the free,
The Champion blest Of Liberty.
Should threatening clouds our sky o'ercast,
Still will the brave one stem the blast;
Still onward press without delay,
And win the goal shall Henry CLAY.
Still onward press! Our native land
Shall flourish meath his mighty hand,
And signal blessings, broad and wide,
Shall crown our shores on every side;
And every breeze shall wait on high
That name which adverse storms defy.
On! onward still! From age 10 age
Shall brightly CLEAN, on History's page,
That name which gilds our glorious West,
And fills with pride each patriots breast,
Which swells upon the rushing gale,
And far DER storms and tides prevail.
Star OF the West? Columbias PRIDE
Thy name is echoed far and wide,
And every hill and every stream
Beneath the day-gods glorious beam
Still watts on high and far away
The undyng name Of HENRY CLAY.
Pa.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

~The Picayune has some original
characters for correspondents. One OF
them who signs himself Frank Markum,
gives the editor the following advice:
"lf you are cingle man, Pix, talk my advice
and stay SO; or, if you wiH marry-ir you nut
have a wyf-never permit yerself to be over,
cum'd by a widder Thems the sentiments Of
one who has tried and noes"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
THE BOON'S LICK TIMES.
BEN SON 81 GREEN,
Editors and Proprietors.
TERMS.

TERMS.
Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, or
a. atthe end Of the year. No paper discontinued
but at the option Of the editors until all arrearages
are paid-and failure to give notice (before the
end Of the year, Of wish TO discontinue will be
considered new engagement
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less for
the first insertion, and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
Where the insertion Of an advertisement is Or
dered, without the number Of insertions being spe
CITED, it will be inserted Cat the discretion Of the
proprietary until forbid, and charged for accord
ingly.
All advertisements from strangers, as well as
all orders for job.work. must be accompanied with
the cash, or reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
.r AUTHORIZED AGENTS. ..
VIM: D. MALoNE,} Huntsville. Randolph co.
N. B. COATES, s '0' uO'P" '''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

Cutting up a Dndy,--A dandy in
Broadway, wishing TO be witty, accosted
the old bellman as follows;
"You take all sorts of trumPcry in your
cart, don't YOU"
yes! jump in, jump in
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

ITO assist the honoraby unfortunate
who complain, is good. To inquire out
those that struggle with honor, with energy,
and to come to their assistance. sometimes
unknown TO them, TO prevent in time the
misery or the temptation, which lead TO
crime,--thiS is better
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

HArPINEss.--A soft couch by the fire. a
new novel, pretty wife, dozen cigars, a
bottle of port, loose gown, easy slippers,
and good conscience.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

TntTH!-A Philosopher being asked
what was the first thing necessary to win
the love of woman, Hnswercd--a suit Of
fine clothes and few dollars
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

There are many people whose whole
wisdom consists Of hiding their want Of il.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23

SuDLIME.-As the foIked lightning
hash-as the fleet courser bounding DER
the track-so does a little Niger run like
the devil when big dog is after him.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-03-23
From the New York Tribune.
II EN- RY CLAY.

BY MRS. J. W. MEECUR,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03


Q 3baler BED 2ass, unb fir ale Gage bic
fIe ilber 2 Monaten Gsen, fcaen lIe bios l
Gbaler per Gag srbalten. A.
--Dae rrir Die Witslieber unierer @efee,
setuns als unfere cfentIide Diener beirad'
ten, uno ole fcIhe sriuden mir fie, ben WnHs
fden bee 8elt6 @sbcr gu 9eben.
--Dae mir alIe 3aunidips I'M &auufp
auffcrbern, dbnIife 8eriammIunsen, ,pie oie'
fe, Al balten, nm ihre @eInnunsen aussus
fpred,en, eamit bic 9eisB9eber aus ihren
Trdumereien eripcdt rperben, unb eae mir
benisnigeu unlcrn Witbilrsern Ganf abltat'
ten. IL .G
DAT cine Nbfd,rift bisfer BefhIheen bon
rem 8eamtenuntsrfd,rieben, nnb an bic 9ies
prefentauten unb Senatcr eiefes Diitrlfts
uerfanct rperoeu ioaen.
--Das biefe 8erbanelunsen bon ben Bee
amteu nnterid,rieben, unb In alien 3eitunaen
befannt gemadlt ipereen, bic auf Der Seite
eeS 8pIfs fnc.
(llnterseid,net BON ben 8eamten.1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Cine Sd,ranbe los.

Der Seraussebsr Der Cincinnati gcnne'
Elm burd,friebeHsr scfo Sofc fdbeint gang bee
fenbers an d apib Z 0 ein aer9eruie ;u
nebmsn, rpeId,sr pcn ieiusr parthei rsaeu
Der pOu ibm sebegteu Sanfbegriffe gum gcu'
oernor in Grusnnuug Sebradlt rDerceu it,
Ter Scrausseber fa9t:
"gBir ,icben ben JSdmen bon 'Dauib Cob
BON uniercr @aits SpiBe> hsrab unb betrad,s
ten ibn ale siusn . an g. Go Q n, fpeId,en
mir nnmo9lid, nit unfsrer Stimme unters
itlBsn fonnen."
Sbr armen, perIeitcten, ita9Iiidlifen eoFos
Scfcs, mir becauern eud, 'sc5n oiefem Staas
fe haben lie aud, einen o auts eiiftb
d, cit, rpeld,er Gin ldifiser Strdbdlter III un6
menise Wod,en Dor feiuer Grnennuug ned,
Cireftpr elmer 8anf fpar "9Biro bic ecte
Sofo parthei Don pennfploanien Soeiuridt q.
Whhlenber9 beibehaltcu, ipenn CT ebenfaas
bas partbei 8erbed oerlaGen bat 2" Pir
,pcrcen iehen.--Bdt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
1lnicre QlusTbtcit.

llnfere 9IuslId,tsn 1inb tpabrtaft ber,erhe,
teno !; 9Illes 9eftaltet I'D, auf eas @uniti0ife
fir Wbis @ruubfdse unb Wdrncr. Ter
SclSSua ercTnet fh nit @lans, uno er pi.b
9lcrreid, enceu fir Clay, Marfle e,uus
feren Staat nno oas gauge
2anb.
IIsir tpaseu 81 bshaupten, es in Gin bet'
ipielrfcs Greignie in Der @eihid'te Srn par
theien, bas cine @rnenniiug fir irgsno rin
2Imt inter BEN umfdnoen ernirtt wuree,
ipie Die @rnsunnna ron SoenrD q. Wutlens
berg at Stanoe fam. &siu etrliebenber
Mann, Der ieiner parthei wchl rpilI - fein
Wdnn, cer nid,t ppn elmer unerfdttlihen gier
mad, 9Icmtsrn angetriebsn pirb, nilree Gd,
iibrrhaupt basu perffehen, Die @,nsununo fur
Elm 9lmt ausunebmen, 9efd,weise oiefslbr iri.
d,sn, nadesn ikn sncei Critbeie feiuer ei9e-
"sn 9sartbei beeelbrn fir unwhrria erfldrt
baben - 8ielc unter fcner slaenen Yarfhci
prcpbeseiben feline Tieoerla9e - uno tpcr
fauu earan sweifeln 2--8at. Wdtter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Gin llucrbictcn.

IA Der fcmnence Wahlfamsf Gin fehr
,pid,iiaer III, 90 it es unier Wunih ben pas
trict 70 pisl als moglid, aussubreiten, unc ca.
rim oas publifum BON aIcni, IN Seiu9 auf
bic Wdnner bic als @anoicaten fur bcte une
pid,tiae @hrenitellen ocr cemiclben iteben,
In 8enntnis su ieseu. 9Eir erbieten uns eas
her ceulelten pcn nun an bis mad, Der pres
Geentenpahl, fir ben serinsen prci5 bon so
@entS, in 9orauSbeiablun9 an Sublertbens
ten ,u perlenecn
llnfere Sreunbe i'm eanbe nerben bSfid,if
ecbeten, I'D, fur bic ipeitere 8erbreitun9 Der
3eituns III bemiiten, uno oafiir uuicrn un9es
-heudJrttru Dauf ausuur bWrH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
Ban 1mrens2id,tnna fir bic Stims
ntc bcS Nulfs.

Sol9enbes III sin 9Ius;u9 aus einem Sd,reis
ben ces Scrrn Ban 8uren an Die ecfpfpfo
StaatS COMMITTEE bon pcnnfpIoanien, in
9lntpcrt auf einiae ecbhuoelei, fpeldte bic
COMMITTEE ibm bel ueberienbmna Der 8er'
hanblnn9en elmer fiirslid in Oarrisbnrs gee
haltensn Wane'8erfamminna ge9eben hattie.
Die in bieiem aiussug enthaltenen Slusoriide
feben mir fur Elm Stiid cer fredbifen unoers
Hd,dmtheit an, bic jeniaIs bon eiuem 6fents
liden Waune begangen tpurce, uuo 1T cine
eben 70 9robe 8eIeieisung ees 8clfs, ale Die
ousaeffoGenen teftisen Sd,mdbuuaeu 9e9en
Slcdhnrten, Gartisiber, &c. rdhrenb benz
9Bahlfelbsua ocn 1910 fparen. @s in jeccd,
gang natiirlid,, baB MattD etfpas empfnelid,
fpereen iclIte, tpann feline Sreunbe auf feline
oeufrpiroiee Tieberlage anfpielen, unb oicfe
Sd,nad,heit fpirbe bas 8olf aenei9t fein
ihm su rerSeihen; trenn er aber oem Sclfe
fa9t, bae es sur Woblfatrt ces eanees unb
gum @eceihen ieiner poltiihrn Snifitutionen
ncthpenoi9 fei, bcden iaeneu San b
lun9e n, rpeld,e es Der @pniiitutcn aemds
ous9enbt hat, III m M II, 70 1T
oies eine fred,e unperihdmteit, bic nur als
lein bon Wartin gsan 8uren be9ansen tpcrs
ben fcnnte. Soerr Ban Sursn iast in leincm
Brief al bic Committee -
"SU fcnoerSar es Semen id,sinsu mag, bic
ntdNt III einer Gage llno, Iber bic umffdnce
rid1tig ;u urtbeilen, 1T es nid,tseeiicweniacr
fpahr, ca6 cine 8ereammun9 euroh oas 8cIf
Der Der. Staaten bon pelen Der Wiittel, Az
tpsld1en uniere Gje9uer in j enem BakIs
betrieb ibre 3ufudt nahmen, fir bic bau,
ernce Wctlfatrt unferes eances unb eeifen
pclitifden Snffititicnrn niht minrer wid,tia
III. ais Der llmffurj iencr @runcidse. neld,e
fle fsftsuffelen I'D, beitrebsn. YEdhrenc bic
Wirfuns RON Dem Grfcl9 Der lcetern grocer.
masen befd,rdnft NIB BON furier Oauer mar,
fnbrte bic slupencun9 Der erftcren einen
Stcs ge9en bic @runtfcfte, auf neld,e infer
pclitiffes @ebdure segriinber fpurhe"
GO fprid,t Der greee "cemcfrat," Mar,
tin 9san Suren; uno eemnad pdre bas
8clf sntneoer 70 bumm cber 70 fell 9enefcn.
sne 90 I'D, in fe4o purdt Tduld,ung ober
Se(fefuns bemeaen Iies, ibn aus benz prefI,
oentenamt ;u ftmeifen ! Durh bic ,tpeitr
Section, ipeId1e caS @clt ibm in 1914 aeben
nirb, iperben Soerrn Ban Buren hcfTcntlid,
rnebr rifti9e Ssgriffe bon beden 9Iuffldrun9
unb 2useno beiaebrad,t pereen.-8cIfsf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

liniere gHbia Treunbs pon eaneaifcr
@anutp fdn9en an fld, pcrjubcreiten, Tim III
ben udtiten 8aupf nit ibrer altmooiften,
bemcfratiihsn Wchrhsit 81 rhden. gsi eb
ner fiir,liden 0eriammuna aIea fdeten fIe
uuter anoeren fclgeneen Sefd,lue ab:
"8efhIpfen Das init SenrD
@faD, als uufrrm @auoieat fir preiIbent,
uno @eneraf Or Is, ale nnierm Gan.
oieot fir 9rupcriltr, eaueaffer @auutp cine
Wehrheit bon fpenialfens 5000 Stimn1en
iber @an Snren 1t. Whblsnbers seben fann
lno tpiro." ----
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03
"Nsit Spcef fdmst man S,iGnic."

Oiit sped fdnat man Mdnie, oter frincn
aebiIcetcn gurcpder. - Sn benz Scfc Scfc
Sauptauartler ica man I'D, neulid, odrnber
berathen haben, rpie uno ouf rpeldhe qHcile
man bic Csutldeu, bic burd, bic befonntcn
Sriefe welde pfarrer Wnblenbcrq orr einis
aen ee,ahren pom ghstanoe nat Reaeiua ais
breeirte, ietr beieipiat fpurben, rpicerr bewe'
aen tcnnte fur ben pfaff 81 ftimmcn JHdn
fam auf ben Ginfal, Sreers nad allen @ns
ben ces Staat eraehen su lasen, nno ben
Wdrthei Trsuncen ~ teaufiroaen, alle Ceut'
ithe duf Gcmmitteen su frsen, incem de bns
eurd, betpcoen werren fcnnten rpico'r redht
tbdtia i'm Scd, III arbeiteu. Wls bic chrs
lid, benfenren Ceutid,eu auf eiefe Weife an
Der Stajs su fiibrcn 9Sir frnncn @ud, per:
iIhern ihr Soerren 9psps, eas fein @urcpder
Fti, auf eiele @eile CUR Wad,Suafc gebrau.
dcu last. SIM @eaenthsil aber sperceu iIe
bem dltcn Vfaff ,ciasn, cae lte wiscn bas. or
I'D, fdyinipflid,er sluecrilde 9c9en iie bat sI
S6u1een fcninen lasen, uno oaB es ihnen
thr gbrasfubl nidt ;uldst, fir einsn Mann
,u ffinnisn Der feine 9ldltun9 fur isne BE-
r6tferuu9 bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-03

Gin yanfirStreih.-@sn nirb
er,dblt, eas fiirslith in 9ienbins Gin g)anfe
flsins 4,ddden, Elm Wittel sui &sriiI9nns Ger
NIohe entbaltenc, perfaufte. sluf eieien
pddd,en mar bsmerft "bas fId Die @ss
brautss sIuweiiung CCireetion) auf err ns
nern Sclte befrbe. 8ci @rGfnura fanb
man Die CirseIieu pirfIid,, ils IaMtet cfpa
,pie fcl9t: ".Wau fan9e ,ucrif Den SIch,
fiBle ibn nit eincr 9taocl inter ben 9iprcn,
70 nirb er ras Wiaul anfiperren no man
itm baum cine Ccfs bon cicfcm pulper eius
9eben fam Sat man ihrer ene hinldnqli:
dc sln,otl anf cicle 2lrt behanrslt, 70 mers
oen 9IGe Upr Surd,t unc Sd) eden oaponlau,
fen.
q. g. Wan perTd,ert uns oas Sti9es ei,
ne 3hatIdd,e ici, Die duf bic nddife @rupers
lr6rsnahl uno Die befannts 1l6bes H. lSans
Ssn'@cldibts cur6aas fsin Sesu9 bat.
SeObad,ter.