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across the dkes Of trap, rarely varying from right
nnge to the line of bearing Of the rocks in which
they lie, more than 100 to $50. In some places.
they crop out and may be discovered on the surface
IN others, they may be traced along the BEDS or be
seen In rocky bluffs rising by the side of small
streams. Copper occurs frequently in the form Of
native metal with which is sometimes associated the
red and black oxyde, and the green and azure car
donates. Silver also has been discovered in some
veins, especially in that on Eagle river, in pure
native metallic state often visible TO the eve some
times In close contact with native copper, and most
frequently in the more valuable ore, in particles inn
bedded In dark reddish and gray vein-s stone, and
30 exceedingly minute az to be seen only with the
help of q magnifying glass. The veir-stone con-
and also amygda1od trap, and quartz, and silicaie
Of potassium II is very evident, think that the
mealliferous vein at Eagle river has been formed by
injections Of fused matter from below into assures
which have been produced in the rock by some vio-
lent convulsion. We think il highly probable ac-
cording 70 the suggestion of a geological friend
whom we had the pleasure to meet in that region,
that, from the magnetic action, and the presence
both Of an acid and alkai in the vein stone,
where the native copper and silver are found,
that the magnetic circuit having been established
while the injected contents were in huxed state,
and gradually cooling, the copper and silver were
Deposited In distinct crystazations This suppo-
stion agrees well with the nature and contents of
the 6ssures in which some metafcrous veins arc
found, q well a. the appearances which the native
metals present.
The rugged surface of the countryside heavy
growth oftmbcr of pines, cedar, and other wood
the immense quantity Of fallen trees, overlapping
each other, sometimes three tiers Deep everywhere
the forests-together with undergrowths in abund-
ance, and thick moss covering ALL as well an swamps
and morssses, and little lakes between the ranges
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discovered, is not naturally equal to man. To the
undenable principle Of universal equality, there is
one great exception. II is necessary to have been
born within the limits Of the Union. A citizen,
like poet, must be one by birth. The magic Of the
SOIL and the discipline of the republican nursery,
are requisite to the genuine Yankee. The stripes
and the stars must have waved over his mother
earth. Those pure nasal infections which the pill
grim fathers have made the property of the nation,
must have been the accents that met his ears From
his mothers milk he must have passed straight TO gin
twist, and from the rattle to the dollar. How can
a man be trusted with vote, unless he could chew
tobacco and spit when he assumed the first dstinc-
tons Of manly apparel Such is tho new bgotry Of
the Union. Republicanism is degencrating into
1t is dwindling to the parochia princi
pie A man must be "parshed" TO the Union.
Virtue is becoming question of certificate. The
citizen is TO carry his political existence in his
and the native fool is to enjoy the rights
denied 10 the wiser intcrloper
The cause Of nationality, as qualifying the pure
element Of social equality, is formally undertaken by
a National Convention of Native Americans, y
whose manifesto we publish in another column.
Its resolutions agreed to in the early part Of last
month, promise "a warm reception" to the new-com-
ers for the time to come. Even in the land of lber-
", the self.banished patriot will have to struggle
hard for the inaliensble rights Of man.
Conservatism 10 the first element Of the "natve
Americans" They begin with laying down that
their free institutions are worth preserving and
unimpaircd--i. e., il worth anything.
There il no accounting for tnstes. The instinct Of
boarding 10 very indiscriminate. Some men hoard
walking sticks; others onepound notes. others OBJ
soIete Institutions Others new ones. After an cx-
psrience of conservatism in England, we cannot
quarrel with the native Americans Wishing to keep
q republic exactly a. it was stcreotyped in IT'S.
Proceeding cautiously, they rest the permanency Of
these institutions on honest and intelligent exer
cse OF the right Of suffrage. They then express
their belief that ruin, IL il come will come through
pervesion and abuse Of that right which perversion
and abuse hes already prevailed and s nov incrsas
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Fancy missionary board established in the United
States to republicanize our own country!
Perhaps il is going too far to claim this piece of
absurdity as Of domestic manufacture. The Eman-
cipation Society, by unanimously adopting, made 3
in one sense their own; but the honor Of framing
and offering it to the meeting is claimed by an
American citizen Mr.. Henry G. Wright, 'tof
Philadelphia" has established his title to the au
thorship, in a letter to the Glasgow Argus; admit
ting that il may be said he acts 'the part of trail
tor to his country" but adding, "my moral obliga-
tons are not bounded by time or place."
This unmeaniDg phrase has been little heard Of
late years II was very fashionable at the COM
mencement of the French revolutions and, in the
event of rupture with the United States, the fala
cy, If revived, might become the means of unset
Ting the principles and destroying the selfrespect
Of many Englishmen domesticatcd in the Union, but
not depationalized. In one sense, "moral obliga-
tons not bounded by time and place" The
generazed expression Of the duties man owes to
his neighbor in England will correctly express the
duties man owes to his neighbor in any other
country. But, though the expression may be gen.
erazed the actual obligations are speci6c-binding
the individual TO individual or individuals Graft
tnde, benevolence, &c. due, not TO the abstract
idea OF man or society but to the personal benefac
tor, to the brother, the townsman-the individuals,
in short, with whom men stand in actual immediate
conDexion--the individuals upon whom juxtaposi-
ton in time and place enables them TO act. Acct
dentin the eyes of those who believe that all ia
accident in the events of life-may, in the first in
stance, determine the individuals with whom we
are TO be brought in contact and TO whom our SER
vices are due; but the connection once formed, can
not, without vioption Of moral duty, be shaken
off at pleasure. In other words, moral obligations
are bounded by time and space. There are individ.
usls who have preferable claims upon us.
The fallacy which represents professions Of
vague and abstract benevoIence as a compensation
for neglect Of family duties il easily seen through
The universal philsnthropist who neglects his wife
and children il a stock character with comedians
and farce-wriiers; and the man who sacrifices the
ties OF country TO an abstraction-call II philan-
thropy, liberty, or wha you willis a character
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23

Sat feline Sffcc in Suffers 0Isibe BON
8cbdutcn 9e9enuber ecr Jtutfd,enmahrret
her SNcrren Stcd uno Statlcr pcrIeot, alIpo
or alien anrnfcncen Sur U6Ni9ru 3ufricofns
belt bicnen nire.
slllrntoun, sipril ?. na3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
Qltttpo6, ben 23ltm Npru, lS45
tStllDltil9s Q0oren.

Der llnterieidnete bat ircben cine Ic,6ne
nnb 9Idnsence 9Iusnabl pcn Srlblings uno
aneern Wadren erbaltrn, bic er an biaiaen
prerien 81 perfanfcn ipilens III. Gcin Stcf
beltrtt unter anperem aus fol9entrn Baa,
rem, ndmItd,:
Giider, @asimers un6 Sattiuetts bon pers
idteeenen Sarbrn uro prei1en, gcmba;ins,
WertnoS unb sIlpacaS pcn pcrfhicbcncr 9Irt,
WicuSIin be eatns, Gictcrias uno anbere
edmns, Grdpes uno 9fipsC CeIaius, @irebams,
uno cine 9rose 9tusnahl @atune, Dcnece,
@tcrpa unb Saneana Nalstiidcr, neumobi,
se BcftcnSeu9e nno cine 9rcee 9luswabl ans
ccrer 9lrttfel. SerEer
8rp5ercten:
sIl6 Safee, 3uder, IcIanes, 5,cnig, Nlaf.
reler, II. {. 70.
@r III S""Fhnr fir bic IberaIe llutcrIfIib.
un9 bic er 9cnceen bat uno blttet lin rIitr
Scrtcauer berlelbeu.
@lta5 Wert.
9lIeutaun Wir; 5, nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
OefentltCDe '25enru.

Samifass ben atrn Wai I'm 10 llhr Scr'
Rtaas fcDcu am SoatIc hes pertcrbencn
b a M Ncrnen in Silo RhcithaG
unitip, ecda @auntD, fcI9cnpe 9Irtitcl auf
&rntIid,er 8enou pcrfauff mcrocn, n6mIid, {:
crci Shhe, cine 0iafe cine Guantitdt
umoteeren, cine 5,uus llhr nit Saifcu,
Better, 2 Orohr, 2 2ifhc, StuhIe, cine
Soieler 8iteI, ungefdbr 80 gldros @drs
e, ein neucr Sfcn nit 6pbr, @dIhrauf,
flbcrne Sadsllbr. 2 Spicsel, Elm Q8oa'
b, 2 fupferne RcGeI, Gin eiieruer 8cdel,
ber uno Stdnnrr, 2 Barrel @fTia, uno
nod maad,crIct 2Irtifel su tpeitldnfti9 Sn
loen-
pic Secinaan9en am 8ertaufStass unb
fRartuns ocu
Salctdon Scrnep, 9lom'cr.
III l6. rf3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
2(0t9nte 9laCtrttt.
10.

Oa cciepb Soubcr unc fcine Srau
cara \, pcr Sber Saucrna 3dunlhip,
Qed,a @auntp, permittelit elmer frcipiIIigen
llebcrithreibung, batirt ben 2S. Wdrl I845,
an ibr @i9cutbum, icircbI Iie9cnccs ais pers
I6hulidlc6 uno uermiIdte6 an ben llnterihrtes
bCnen libcrtra9cu habcn, nnc srar Sum Bee
fen Der Greoitcren bee bcfa9trn s iep b
Nubcr, 70 neroen bicrmit ale, mcldle
rcd ouf ir9cRb cine Dirt an beIa9trn Soubcr
IhuIoi9 Gnc, auf9cfcrrert, inuucrbaIb 6 lBcs
den obSutrSahleu - unc ScId,r, Die nod,
rchtiuds9e 9Inipritd'c au teia9tcn Scicpb
Sonbcr bobsr, cbensfaa6 aufgcfrrcert
lhre 0iednun9cn iunerbolb beIa9tcr 3clt
wchlbeitdti9t rin5uhanct9en, an
Ybilip perlcn.
9pril 9. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
81 q C) rt6 t

mirc hermit 9cgcbeu, bae bic llnterGtriebes
ncn ais 9lominiifratoren rcn Der ointcrlai'
ienldaft ees perlfcrbencn @brift 4 II
9 d, N b t, Icttbin BON Seibclber9 9aun'
ldip, Sedia @auntD, angeffeat pcrcen finp
9lae pelde nod, an beia9te Sointerlassnid,aft
fd,nlbi9 ftnb, tperbcu aufsefcrccrt iuuerbaIb
6 Bchen atiube,ahlen - uno Sclde, Die
nod redtmdei9e Sorbrrun9cn baten, belize
ben bre Ned,nun9en ebenfalls biuren teiass
ter 3eit mcbIbcifdtt9t cinSubdnti9cn AT
Dhilip Sdmibt, 1ofA,,,o.a
9(nbrea5 Sollenba6. s '"' 0'''
Nadrj 26. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
s. q Cl ri Ch {

mirb hermit 9eoeben, bas Der unterThrtcbcs
men ais @rccutcr bon Der SHintcrIdIIcufhaft
Dee oerftorbencn 6 @cnrao SO b +, lctts
bin bon SoeiocIber9 Gauuihip, echa @auntp,
an9citelIt merbcn fuo. 9lae wclo,c ncd, an
tcIa9tc Sotntrrlancufhaft id,ulbig lInt, ,pcrs
ben oufgcfcreert innrrbalb Wcnatcn obpr
be;dhlen - unb ScId,e, eie ncd) rcdtm6Bi,
9e Scrbcrnnqen taben, belieben ibre 9ied,s
nun9en ebcnfalls binncn belaater 3eit wcbl.
beitdti8t einiubdnbiseh ait
@prrab 4Srbr, @r'cr.
WdrS 26, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
Nn GQftnirlbe.

Cteienisen @aflwirthen, welde ihr eieen,
fcs turd, bic Sebruar Court ;u9eiprchen
bteItcn une ned, ntd,t ab9rbcIt baben, rpcr'
ben hiemit auf9cfcreert btefrIteu Ubne 9erju9
bei benz tluterithriebsuen in Gmpfans gu reb'
men, inbem er ourfs @efs uerbnn6sn III,
ale 2icenies peId,e in iciuen Sodrben bleiben
Der ndditen @cutt Suriid gu sctem.
SO. s.. Wnmer Shaemeifer.
sIprif 2, rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
81 q 0 + t Of t

wirb hermit 9e9eben, baB slbrabam eens,
9IflGguie ecn Spbn Sdr, unb Srau, BON eDnn
Sdunfd)ip, eedja @ountp, feine 9leduun9 uru
Der 8clI;trbuu9 feineS Sertranrn6, im eer
prctbpnotarS gmt6itube in Qefa @auni1
ein9etra9cn hat, uno bas beiagte 3led,nnna
Der Court UOn Common plies, am Stem WIai,
I945, nm 10 llbr 8ormittags, CUR gcifdti9'
ing pcr9eis9t tperoen piro, fails feine gins
wenounseu pa9e9en 9emad)t perben,
Daniel WterR YrDtb.
slprif Q. rqbg
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
g cbcf bier!
gStr perben nuu tpchlfeiler ais jc.
i1t,(S NprFnlifcu

gNlr lUeTCtH tIHH fODHlfeIItr al6 Jc'
nlol5 perfaufcnl
Ia mir unfsre Stcbr1ute per9r6eert, une
eemSufCl9e mebr 9faum baben, 70 llno mir
nun I'M Stanee
Gin 9rDDereS Enforcement
pnn alien Artcu Ircdeneu Banren unb @ro'
tercicn gu baItcn, tpcihe6 in 8crfd,ieoentcit
ocu feincm aneern gtoblfemcut in IlIentaun
nbertrcfcu perceu fonn. - Sommt slae -
fcmn Elm Sc9lid,cr, uuo nntcriud,et fnr @ud
ielbf, uno mir filhIcn eerGtert eas Sbr nit
unierH preiien sufriseen iein iperbst.
llbler ltno Wa9ner.
Spril I6. r9be
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
81 q Cb ht

mirb hermit 9esebcn, boB cSobn Stcf unb
9Ioam @ermar, sliI9uicS non Scnos 9icff
uno Srau, bon Gpnn 1oun1dip, eeha Gaun,
y, ibre 9iednun9 bon Der 0casiebun9 ihres
Sertraucus, i'll Der prcthcnctarS 9lmtsitube
in 9eta &auntD, etngctra9cn baben, unb bue
tein9tc 9fsduuna Der Court pcn Common
pIics am stem Mai lS45, TIM 10 llbr 9crs
mitta9s, CUR @eifdti9nn3 pcr9cIc9t peroen
wtrc, falls feinc Gtnwencun9en ca9c9en 9es
madlt wcrcen.
Sanlel Wcit, Yrptb.
9Ipril 2. nat@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
aprif q.
81 q Ch + / Ch {.

Die 9IheGcrs Ron ben perId,ieesnsn 9oun'
fhips, III Soda @auutY, werccn fdb am Won'
tag oen l4ten Wat, um 10 llbr 8crmitta9s
in Der @ummisicner6 9Imtsitube einfincen,
Inn ibre guder, popiere, &c. in @mpfan9 81
nebmrn. 9Iuf 9ercrrun9 Der ScarS.
9lbra5am 3ie9cnfuB, S6reibcr.
9lpril 8. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
81 q 6 J. [ Cb t

Dirc bierourd 9c9cben bas Der llnter,eid,re'
te als @recutcr non Der Sointerlaeeuidaft
oes perifcrbenen pet SO oobrinG
festbin pom Glib gSheitbaG 3aunfhip, &c,
d)a SauntD an9cltelIt wcroen it. Ollie biejes
ni9en oahcr, tpeId,e nod an befagte 0intcrs
lasenid,aft ihulri9 Gnc, fct es auf pclte
9lrt es fpclIe, perbcn bierourd aufqcfcrcert
innerbaIb 6 Wcd,en bel bem lluterscidlncten
an;urufen II. abMbesohlcn-llnb allc bicjrni.
GEN bic ncd rcdtmdBi9e Scrrcrun9en babcn
itno ebenfalIs erfud)t ibre 0led,nun9en iuners
balb bcfa9tcr Belt pctIbeitdti9t einsubincis
gen.
9Setcr Meper, Siib>8beitbatI.
Wdr;19. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
Ste
2ct6a Srartsportattrns 2tnte
fit rie SerI6tfun9 pon Sauf>
lnannS QSaaren.

- IL Die 9eda Sranspprs
s9s15 sEss..--se Y taticns'BeleGftaft giebt
hierourd, Yidd,rid1t, oas
Die Sdiffabrt er6fnct III unb caB fe brreit
llno, ale 9Irten Saufmann6, @nter on ibrem
altcn Stanbe "Srrcfs q8harf" ten erlfen
ln1tcrbaIb Der 8inc Giraffe an Der Oelaware
III Ybilaeelphta ciu;unchmeil, unb nodI Uaro'
lDUiue, InDlcrspiGe, Ieu Scope, Cation, 9Ils
lcntaun, Wauf Sbunf, penn nducn, Bbttcs
Soausu uuo 9EiIfcsbarre, trdnspcrtiren. -
sIud, baben Ge @inrihtun9cn qctrcifen 8auf'
m1rns Gjlter ben uno mad, 9ieupcrf, pcn
uno nah 9Gilfesbarre, uno mad, alien 3fpis
ihen pldeen al benz Deiarpare uno 9iaris
ton, Gelamare uno Qed,a Canal uno Qeda
uno SusQuehanna @ifentabn su perId,iffen.
Cicjenioen melde @iter pcn TcuDorf Al
perfhiffcn haben, belieben 1t, an Cooper II.
8eieelmann go ga. CeD Snoee, slt fpenben,
weIdIe olIr nSthi9e 2lusfunft ertbeilcn Wer'
ben.
@Iter bic ocu 9tcugcrf peridifft werben
9rhen nit Same8 uno 9. 9ieilIon's 2inie
ourd, rie Sd,aluppcn "Scr" ccer "@reD'
bcunb," pcn TeuDorf mad, Neubruns,pid,
mcld,c man am 9lbanD Safrn, Sccer Stras
Sc, Tcres0tcper Scite Der Staot 0tcupcrf,
trefcn fam.
&aufIeute une anoere, ncld,c Sitter bon
9ieuDcrf nad ir9cne cinem Der ctigcn VIdbe
81 oerfdliffen wiIn(tcn, Werbcn bieIe als bic
ndd>itc uno ifneGftc &iuie fneen.
Die @i9ucr cicIer @ompa9nie ifatten ibrrn
perbinolid,ifen Canf all ibre @Onuer ab, unb
bcfrn cine Scrtbauer ibrcr llnteritilBun9.
9lbe(, 9Silion uno 60.
Wiri 10. nq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23

5utb, Sfubs nno 9Ouns, in ser Samtlton Stras
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
Oruefer- Qrbe!t.

sIfle strten Drudersarbeit lpirb in eicfeS
Druderri,u ben altrrniebrisiten Vrsifsn, nnS
auf bic Flirftc arietae Serritttt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
5aAr9an9 18. :

DIR @apitnine uuo tcfebIshdtcnee Sffisic.
ocn Scmpaguicn, in Der 2tcn Brigade 7icn
OoiiIcn, ga. WiliS pcrecu ihrc relpcftieen
Pon'pa9ncn, uoliig aus9eriiitct, 70 nie es
as @etes erfcroert, CUR Daraoe pcrfdmmeln,
M lien WoHfoa in, Weai, sreson his 5npis
lsn ttren rcfpcftipen Genpagnicn geftsmd
i9e Stadlrtdt acbcu ipereen, pen Vldecu no
gu paracirsn haben-llnb ben @apitaine
on SreiwilIi9en Gompaanicu, miro ebcnfalIs
Fad,rtdlt geQeben, bae Ge ihrc Srmrdonieu
nd, am fen @cuta1 i'm Wai paraeircn
Gen, rpcYon lIc 9clcemdei9e aIn;ci9c 9eben
llcn.
Die perfhicocncn Satal(icneu habeu I'D,
ie fcI9t CUR parace uno Snipcftrn gu per'
mmrln:
DAD 2te Battalion bcs 68tsn 93camcnts,
fehli9t bon eieut Sol. 6 @barles3 3rcrs
d, auf Wcnto9s ben I2ten Mai, in 2lrns
uu.
Oas 2tr Battalion tes Soften 9icaiments,
fehliat bon 9ieut @cl. Oanicl SN. g az
an, anf Cicuifa9s ocn l3ten Mai in
fiuerstaun.
Oas lite Battalion ocs 6Sifcn 9acaimcnte,
febIi9t prn Sol. 6 h as. @oeImau
ii g Sted c T. in Glib qBtcitboa.
CaS Battalion, Srei,piliaes 91eeimcnts,
3. les, befrbliat pcn eieut. Sri. Ncrm a II
upp, ouf 6rcita9S Ben l6tcn Waai in
iilerstaun. .....
Das lite 8atatlrn ees s2ffe 91eoiurcuts,
fehli0t pcn Col. Narri ON M cr,
Santiago crn l7ten Wai in ScqcIsuiIle.
Hn6 Q. 9dtnlIicn ees I3sitcn 9ieqirirntS,
FeMl9r pon eicmt. @rl. @ NJ II c [ e fl
r3auf Wcnta9s, ben l9tcn Mai, in QDHn'
Tfas litc Battalion tc6 1873. ?Reaimcnts,
cbli9t pcn Sci. Owen Q Ger, auf
enstd9s ben 20lten Wai, in Sd9crSpille.
Gfas I54ifc WiIii 0icglment bcfchIi9t bon
|. I z Il 0 III 8 Srporid, auf Witts
hsS ten 2Iiten Wai, in Qcbiabtru.
DDS 2te Sctallicn res l44itcn Srciwlti.
&caimcnts, bcfchli9t BON eieut Col.
sea @u b, auf Ccnncrlta96 Zen
fcn @ai, in 98eifpcrt.
1a6 life Battalion ecs IG5ten TremiQi.
Se9iments, bcfcbliat ccn Sci. @ccr9c
uh I b, ouf Srcta96 ben 23iten Wai am
)uic rcn cScicpb lHunIder in Heieclbcro.
Cde life Battalion ces l44lfen Srciwiltis
8egiments, bcfehliat bon Sol, IS Gorge
enner auf Samlfa9s rcn 24iten Wai,
9lllentauu.
9Ille SatatIicncn merccn nm 10 llhr Mcr.
1s fcrmirt ipopcn man Sbad)t Su nebmcn
= iebe.
Die aejutartcn unb befchl6tatcuten Of.
ere prn @ompaonien nereen crIud,t ihrc
turns an cben9emcloctcn 1o9en al mid,
suhdnei9eu.
@apttdinc bon Oiilis ecnpaanien tpcrrcn
cncers ouf9cfcreert ihre @urrnments
IL ccm @eieB Su maden. 9lnc Waunss
icncn Smildlcn ccm 9lttcr ben Is uuo as
hrcn mleen eiurcllrt ncrbcn, au60cncms
II oiejeni9cn Ole eas @jeics brftcit. Cie:
i9en stpiIdcn Dem SIltcr pcn lS uno 81
nid,t Usrpflidtct WtliS: Cienife Su thuu,
Zen aber ecmuuQcadltct cinrcllrt nereen.
Scllten bic @clcuciS rri.nidlcn cine 9Ibdns
uu9 in eem tcitimmtcn 9las sur rnipefs
ibrer rcipettiuen Satallicns 5u MAIDEN,
tnb eicIelbc criudt IN Der Crlidcrci ers
Fd,a patrict5" an;urufcn, uue lcId,e qes
hftte &erducerun9en ansu9eben, ipeld)c
iffIid, bcior9t tpcrren fcllru
cie Strafe fur Tdt SeipcbEunq bri
raten it 80 @cuts.
9ieuben Srous, Srie. CSnGr.
Der 2. Brig. Z. Dip. y. YR.
ril 10. nQbS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-04-23
Gin @cbnbauS uno gctte Sano
III fpcrleDtre1u.

Ter llntrrId,rtetene hat Elm 9utes Wctr'
baus nit Z 2ictcr Ganb auf ciu Sohr ju per-
Ichneu, 9eIe9en in Salibur9 2aunItip. BE
Ts fauu am eriteu nddhiten 2ipril se9cben
weroen. Oas Idhere bel
NMlip Ierich SalIccna.
Wdri12, rq3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
HsUIl's Worm E.GgcngCs.
WURMsi WoRMs, WUKN

WORMS WORMS. WORMS
1t is estimated that. 10O000 children die an
nnaIIy from the effects of worms ;.lnne !! This
vast mortality could b. almost entir, y pre-
vented by the usr OF DR.. HuIl's ~ oRM LozES-
GEs, Every family where there ale children,
should not fail to keep this important medicine
in the house. and administered when their
symptoms Indicate the presence Of these dan.
gerous aud destructive reptiles.
W The following extract from the Spar.
tan Gazette "speaks lIiG sentiments OF all who
have evzr used this valuable Worm DESTROY
ING MEDICINE.
"from onr orn knO,rIcdgc, arc take great plea.
sure in recommending HuTs Horn LO=engcs as
the best Horn Medicine cxiam. u Children
,cW cry for them, and cat them as they ,c1rld
candy"
NJ a fresh supply, jusr received and for
sale, by J. D. T1BDEI'r'S.
Only 25 Gents per box, with directions.
Oct. 81 6m d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
5JISEEsyz y
:s 3 J ssI sHRa aa 9 9ssss.
SSs 81 zs$: Fac M iislsl ss
q I;Ils
sssSs a aga us Aas s2

YENfIESE PILLS wherever they have heen
Il fairly tried have established an cnviable
celebrity aud are daily superseding all other
preparations in curing the diseases for which
they are prepared.
The following certificate is from Judge For
est. gentleman Of the first responsibility in
Jefferson CO., Alabama.
.IoncsJoro', Ala, 4h Eeb. 1914.
certify that in the summer Of 1912 Ind
severe attack offevcr and asue, and was for
some time under the treatment Of physician,
but received no benefit from his prescriptions
my disease continuing TO increase in tire
frequency and severity ofits attacks. lat last
had recourse to Dr. Hull's Fever and Ague and
Anti Fever Pills, and in using half box vas
entirely cured and have renamed in good
health ever Since. afterwards had in my
family several cases Of fever and ague, and
have in every instance made use of IIuIl's
Pills. which have always immediately effected
cure. J.F. FOREST"
Price, 81 per box. with directions.
" a fresh supply, just received and for
sale. by J. ID. .TIBBETTS
Oct. 30 6m al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31
Remedy for coughs,

RhR. uCLL'n COUGH LOZENGES are
RB ,mosl rapidly supercedIng all other prcpa-
ratioms for The reIicf"f Coughs. Colds, Asthma
Whooping.r"ugh, Caarrh, Tightncss Of the
chest. Bronchitis, and similar pulmonary afiec.
tions.
Thousands. we may say thousands who have
suffered for years from the nbnve diseases are
now in the possession ol sonni health. wiIIcl,
may he attributed entirely to the fortunate use
of Que 25 cents box Of this invaluable medl.
cina Iho,.-----..---r.l.-..o,rrs- the tnsie as
candy-convemien' TO carry in the pocket, and
warranted 10 be- tbs most etiertual C0ugh hmed
icine IN Iise.
Prlrr, IS Gems per box, with dircc.
lions.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-31

Manufactures in Atubamu.-We mos.
nearu!y rcJulce al The evidences WHICH aTe
almost daily presented 10 us OF the inciea-
sing interest now growing up III reicre'ice
to Manufactures ai the South. In our
opinion, IL augurs well for tue Iu,ure pos
perity Of Tie country, anu canuul ldIl lu
produce The most saIuIdry cilrcl upon eve
Ty prdIcn Ui Uusiuess.
The Alabama hiUnllcr vi the lsl INST.
says; "hs AN evidence tnaI Il new dngc
iIOu is aUUul 10 be given to capitai III elhIs
Slute, we have only ~ refer ~ The nunIueI
OI bills alreudy luliuduccd IN lnr Leslsla-
ture, at liIIs session, TOR lhe Incorporation
UfcompanIes.
sir Smith, from the committee all cor
poraIion 10 wnum memorial lur tlIc par.
pose hau been referred, reported uIil III
lne House, 10 incorporate knuer Ursua,
Unsen Slpiey, NJ. J. .,icRue, Jonn q.
Aiken anu others, ds TIE vi louie uuu bad
"In county M"nulaclulms company, win
ii cdpltal VI SlJJ,JJO.
As un bauA'nS privileges are conferred,
these act, Vi Incorporation are not Uniy
harmless, but end greatly 10 lucrrasu The
general good by employing labor, aud
cheapenIng the price oi laDrlcs. The en-
icrprise IS worthy ut puDnc encourage
meul, and we lEusl viii prove successful
IN every lnslauce."