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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

VNTHISKY-l barrels Ohio Recti6ed Whisky,
w for sale by HICKMAN & ALLEN.
Fayette, May Sd, 1s45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

4 OFFEE--Just Landing, per L F. Linn,
~ splendid article of Rio Coffee, which will b.
sold very low at Wholesale and retail, by
j. MANSON d SON.
Glasgow, May 18th, lS45.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

TyRENCH MIRROR HATS.--A fashionable
1t article, made of the finest moleskin plush, on
hand and for sale by
WM III. MKINSTR Y, % Market ST.
St. Louis June 2lst, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

BLACK CASHMERE HATS "A 60 cd as
sortment on hand and for sale by
WIN. H. MKINSTR Y, % Market St.
st. Louis, June 2lst, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02

NIUTRIA HATS High crown and low crown
~ broad brim and narrow brim; fashionable
and Questionable, manufactured Of the very best
material, and finished in elegant style, on hnnd
and for sale bv VIM H. M'KINSTRY,
% Market Street.
ST. Louis, June 2lst, 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-02
w. HI. M'Kinstry's

FASHIONABLE HAT ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 90 Market Street, St. Louis.
w. II. MINISTRY has just finished, on the
late fashion, as well as other styles to suit the
taste of customers, splendid assortment Of hats,
consisting of black and white beaver, black, blue
and white cashmere Nutria; Russia, moleskin,
&c, to which he would invite the attention of the
fashionables [St. Louis, June 2lst, 1S45.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
JcIcpD Sortmatl
Sdnuar Is.
SCbneirer III rer Start 9ltlentaln

Sdneiber III rer St1rt 9lllentalrl, (
8eoieut lId ejcfrr GieIc9cntcit iriucn Guns
bcn uno oem Qublifum ilhcrhoupt tie 9luseis
&C su MAIDEN, bnf or has Sducitcr Giefd,dft
nn ictncm altru Stano, i'll Gem SHauie res
SNrn Socob Sd0er, eini9c 3hiireu unterhalb
VrrB, Sd9cr uuo Soc Strhr uno teinahc
Geqrnubcr Dem Giofhnuic bes S>crrn Sphu
GiroB ned, INNER fertbctrebt, olInc er ole,
jcni9en ncd, INNER fdncu, pnnftIid, une biz
Ii9 becicucn ptro, bic ihm itr 3utrauen
fdenfen merceu. gluh bat or otle 2rten su
frinem Gjclhdft Act6rcuoe
Sertt9e Glcirun9S Stlife,
1d,ifIid' fir Die Sabrsseit duf SHone, mcId,e
CT wchlfeil fir baares @ielo obiceen miro -
"a cefclbc inter fciuer eiQener 9IufiIdt &C
m1d't werccn, 70 fam er fur bic 2Irbeit quit
iprcdcn.
@r in baufbar FIR tiaher aercernc Runcs
fh0ft, unO fithtf utcrietat, h0f or ftt' ferrers
bin Der &iuuft cc6 publlfum6 wlroig mnd,en
miro.
Gr 1T o"d 9lacrt fir G' ccrQc 6. wet!
fe RS rrrbeeertc6 amerifnniidcs SDitcm
gum 2u6id,neiccu, II lacct naher ole Sd'nci'
Ger Elm lpP'd,e cic Rrqeln iu crbaltcn 9ecen>|
fen, bel ibm cafur arsnrnfcn
9Soiepb S0artman.
Sanuar %. nQtoI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Gtuc ,roDlfeile 9 rutfcret.
an Utrf1nfen.
AT Utrflnfell.

QEeAcn Eantiticn llmf1nccn cce Nerauss
Qeters, miro Gle Drutrrci Der "jolmtur0cr
SdueUpclt' untcr ichr Icdtcu &ecin0un.
oeu gum @crfanf on9ctrtcu. Die Crufcrci
rrthdIt ciu 0rCfCe unb pcrtrefflid1ce NRrrtcs
wcnt Shriftrn, htldnattb fur j,cc Nrt Snd,:
arbrtt uctcn Der 3ciHu9, nrblt elmer Nrcecu
ciicrmcn nod faft nGui nruen gGaid,in9tcn
Drcsc, Rdifcn uno aueerc Sur Orucfslel Sc'
b6riac GicQcnitdure.
Cic SutIcriptlcus:Qite, iclpis ca8 2loocr:
tci6 GcItdft II fchr crbebIid, NIB i'll fcis
Qcnccn 3utroueu uno lEadetbuu. Die 60.
caitit III nnucrbcBtrtjt,, nie fur cuileu 3etts
roum 81 Qcrmacr 9leutc bcibsbnlten tpercrn
fdnn. prtltIaBen, SanaI uno 9iic4elbahn,
10 rrte cluen dusgcbrcitcteu Nlnccl crfrcut
tth blclt SlaSt eeren gauge IcuocnJ UCr,
nart6 III
&auflWbboter tclrtcu Th in Tcrtcs
re &c II Sriefeu an zen j1crau60ctcr inter
fo!gcnNcr 9Iccrrfe III ,pcntcn,
"S6nclFClt" " S0ambuiG M.
heo j. -3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
81. =. ggs. Gicessosu
pbi!oceipbia, Sauuar 90,


9(rSt NunbarSt unb 8eburtSAelfcr,
empfebtt iid, enem oeebrten Nublifum prn
9luentduu, 70 ME eeecn llm0ebunQen dd,:
tunqepcU. @r fdtmeidelt lId, od er ftcn
cine 9ielhe rpn Sahrcn pr cticirt hat Ono.
rlIntcr .fahre in @aitcn) uno nit ben be.
fen 3cu uifen oeriehcu III, ole su jecer 3ett
ia fciner Office rinGeIehcn werrcn f6nrer,
mcniaiten6 einrn Ihcil eines 9cahtetcn pub
Ilfum6 gu 9emtnnrn,
Gr madt fcld,c Die an t,rrniId'en Rronfs
heittn Der 9iuger, 70 mie Wurmeru alIer 2Irt,
Fiet'ten, @piIcpiIe, j1dmcrrhaiccn, WeIau.
doIte, II. E. 10, telruoers dltfmerfi 'mfett, bci
ihm ausurufcn, iueem es linn in cen meilfen
SdlIen qclan9, jHetlun9 au bewIrfen.
Seine IEcbmn9 III in Ger 5Namiltrn Strd:
&c, srpiid,en bcu &iaffhduieru urn 6erru Ves
ter Ruhn6, sur Come, uno 5Nerrn Saccb
S,agenbud, su Ben Sd'Iu1el, otIwo er be-
reit III, bel GAO pbcr 9fad't ioipchI letnen BE-
rufsac(hdfteu nad,Sufcmmen. Gs 1T pifIs
Ictdt nid't unnSttiq fciQennrs Smpfet!un9s.
fd'reiben in Stiirse beisufugen.
yStr bic lluter;eid,ncten 9lcr;te, 9iir4cr
nue @inwphrcr Ger Staot Cation, im @duii.
tp 9torthdmWpn, be,euaen, oag G. SO Sic:
mon III ecn leBtcu SSahren in nnferer Mtte
al6 9irSt, Wunoarit uur allien odrin Drr
fcmmcnrrn 3wctgen prattcirt hat, uno nil
nebmen uid,t ben Geriuqiteu 9iutano su a..
gen, sn Der oSlIi9cn 3ufrieo,nheit Sccers
mann's, bcicnrcrs abcr, fctner behdnbcnrtn
&ranfeu. IA es jebrd, qenaunten Or. 6
QB. Siemru's Q1unIh 1T, itinen hiciGQen 9lus
fenthaa nit clnem aneeru su rertauiden. Fc
bpld'eintqeu mir hermit nit 8crGuuQen, bGf
er ipnrei0 1T jerer unterituBuuQ pru ren
Snt9eru 5u rem YIabc, nod, meIdhcm er Sce
ben mag.
81. Strnt, 81. o, =. eadcncur, W. q,
6. 6. Sctc, SO. D, 4&m. SNofett, &. W
WfnlIer, 6. Sitdcn, Scbu g. S.cd't, Al
gIrcaeheob, o. prmp, IS. Gtrdub, y. + y.
Sd,miep, .. YB SHcs, 6. g. S,utter, Capic
Conner, 6. Shipe, &. q. Cmlop, Mrlhicr
5,eru, 81 Sorrs, Scbn @at,mdn, Pbiltp
Meiren, jr., 6. Nafett, 6 S1cdman, SO.
j.. SHutter, pcter funqeiTer, 9 Shrir, 50
waro Seip, q. 8. Gentleman, s. Q8 2)itee,
s. . Weirca, Sacob &lftrn ". j.. 5,orr,
ir, SO. Eurfc, QEm NarmcuD, 81. gB. @Iif:
ton, !R. Cnuis, g. Si9mnn, y. @rGi5, :.
II NinIp, s.. q. Gage, 8. y, looru, 2Ibra.
ham Si9mdn, NWam 2)are uno pieLc Qnbrt
mas Der 9iaum nidYt Crlaubt teiSufr9er.
S1tcbCr so. nl5O.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
100000 sSstGs
S5retter unb 25allbclj.
Sls eaper nnD S5pffmau,

8cnadrid,ti9en ibrc Trfunoc unt oas 9luts
(ifunr, oas IIe ben altcn Stdno oes Socffs
man uno QSeaper, in Der S,dmiltcn StraBe,
cberbalb Oagenbndl'6 9aftbaus. 9encmmen
baben, uno 9eidfalls bcn alteu Stano, cbcs
benz 9cbalten bon Gjeor9e Sciper unb Co.
allwo lIe INNER eincn 9rceen 8rrratb BON
Sretter uno SauhclS BON uerfhiebenel Scrs
ten auf oaro halten nereen - earuutcr bes
ftnrcn fId fpl9ence
@eltz uno 9Get6peint Sur 0carbse
Noplar 8oarbs, Sclrt(tng6 unb
N(anfen, OfdpclsSparcS H. SCint,
ling Ydnnel Sparos llno G cdnts
lin9 Gtriheu SDaroB llnb Wlnfcn
SOcmlof TenszGcantlin9s, Ccices
9tdfters, GIhensDlanfen, gittheu
2eitcr SIume, ilno llberhaNrt ale
9(rten 0retter, VaubplS Nfofen
9atten li,o Sd,tuoeln 70 nie oud)
9eil9te G(attoarb.
Sie werben immer cbige 9lrtifcln sum 8trG
fduf duf Norb haltrn, uiIp lIno bereit 9crGr'
nCn bonn Qnnoe oamit an ben nleorigaen Yyei
fen su uer1chen.
Oanfbar fur bercits qencfenr GuntTo'af9
hcffen fle onrd) acndue uuo VlinftIld,e 9tts
partun9 ihrcr @ieiddftc uno tilIiQe preiir en
lie Scrtoauer berieIben ;u erhaItcn.
SSoIeph YScapcr,
Sobn 9. S0ofrn1r.
GuIi - p,cO,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
gSeaec Olater.
Grim uno Heninaer,

Nattn iu 3uIaB III ihrem tritheren Stcd
Sitter, ioctcu Ell pridbtiocS enforcement
ftidlid'r Woarcn fir bic Snhr6Selt crbaltcnl
trltcbeno ans :
9tcue 2Irt Wcuslm Crlain fir Qibiess9IuSiiI
&C, reid ftgnrirter 9lib Celaiu, Sd,ufand
uno 2iflheu Sahins, Srdpe CclanS und
@ripe &rrfdn, idNmarscr, farbi9er, ft9u1
rjrter unb qcitrciftei N.paca, itmnrscr I'd
tIdu ft,marScr @cmtosiu, 1hmarser und
f0rbi0er Wcrinc, palmer uuo fi9urirted
Selbe, }fnttunr uru pcrId,ebeuen ScrtenI
pcuace, Ghcrpa NIB &nrb0na SoaIetlrI
d,cr, Gin qrcfeS 9T0nrtcmert Ucu aHerj
Scrtcn SnttinCt5 uno @aftmer6, unb enj
Qrcfer &rrrath Iuh prn pei id,icccncrl
Slrbcn, uuo eiut 0rrfc 2lu6wlhl anberei
gIrtfcl, wclte alIr al ben nierrt9ftcn pret
fen pcrfauft trcrcrn
Grim tno ytenin9er.
SCpt. IS. Hqtd
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
eSODro q S4iacs,

Ge6t5anlpolh (Attorney at Law, )
nimmt bieic Gclsqcnhcit oas VutIifum su be-
uadrldtigen, baB er in cen ucrihichcncn
@purten i'll ctn @1untir6 pcn Qed,a, @arbcn
uno Tcrthdmptcn praCtisrt, uno aIip cem
publifum feme prcfeelcneae Cierlfe ols
Medtsgclehrter anbiCtet 9lIe @clcfticnen
mercen mit1reue II. SdrneIIiofeit ausgefubrt.
Seiue Sfice it udhte 5hnre su Gecr9e
Sateraefer's Sctel, gIucntauu.
st cren3c
Slhtb, sutter aioeer ao.,
Caleb .. Slider, @iq.J
Nd,tb. 9iathanlel y. @loren, Ndrr6bW9.
gidtb. Rifaro Srraobcac, Galtcn
.. s.. NbeeIer, @iq. I
9lftb. lIfa pafer, Waud @hurf.
6 81. G5truthers, @fq.
QScoowaro uno CuienbltrD, TeuDcrs.
49, 6. Cuienburp uuo 60, 1edtsnnw6l'
be, philadelphia.
9tcpembcr 6. uQbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
scSStss>c GrieSeasecre,
lpcDnI,oft in 9tllentalu.

Wcllte rcm publfum bterbutd Die 9dd,s
rid,t ertbeileit baB or reuId, duf tem eanee
oes Schn SraBer, in Suo Wheltbaa Iauns
fdip, 2eha @auutD,
Gtne 8laSursWtne
entbefte, ,peld,e Gjldsur ltefert tic tbrc6
@lcidcu an Suite rpirfIid III bteler llmges
9enb flrtht. Cieielbe lit bon elmer un9Iaubs
lih fd,cuen, uno babel bon elmer fctuen 9lrt,
70 bae bas milhirIi9e MahIen teinabe 9dnss
lidb babel tpeafdut. Nlau rufe au NIB urtbeis
le fir fId, fclbft.
S.dfncr, papicr Mnller nno onorre wrrs
ben es su ihrem 8crtbeil 1rcen ,pcnn fIe, che
fIe fcnihpo faufen, entpecer bel ibm ielbff i'll
9ILIentaun pbcr an ber Wine in SursWheit
bali, otIwp pieielbe beim @rc6cn nb Sfleis
nen, an Den ahcrnieori9iten prciBen gu tas
ben it, anrufen.
SIR bereits Qcncfene GunSfhaft trin9i er
1einen Gunben ieinen un9ehcudcIten Donf
oar.
CSIaac 0rielcmere.
San. 8, 1916. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12


bon Heiiencen, 70 nie ancere @dife, Die itu
nit ihren Sefut'en bectreu molten, alifs 8e'
ite cin9crid,tct.
Ia eas i,aus i'd, iii Der 9idbe tcr\ \Gies
fhdfts plieeu bsfnret, 70 mad,t es eifnen
on9cnehmen 9lufenttalt fir 9teilenbe Nno
9clhaftelcute.
@r rpro I'D, bcitrcbrn, feiuc Cafe nit cfeu
brten Speiien uno Gictrdufen su bcciereiS, /,
nuo iiberhaupt nidls uuterlafcr, mas sur3 r3ubs
frieeeuhcit eerlcltcn teitrdQt.
gu Dem G'ailbaus 9eh6rt cine wchlcinoe4
rid,tete Stalluu0 unc Elm QcrdumiQer SNcfj
nit oorshQlihem Wnfrr. 9ut rirb trrt
INNER en fcrofdItiacr uno miGigcr StaHs@
fned,t onsutrcfcn Icin.
1nrd bilIiqe unN pinftlite Scrcnuuq
hrfft Ger llnter;cid,netc friucn 9Intheil her
llntcTftlbun9 pes pubIfun6 su erlaaaen.
Gect9c 9Sctterhclb.
Sdnuar Is. nq Inn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
600. 600 ,,F;uB


Sretter unb Wau Of !,
roruntcr fTh 10000 SUE atrIben
Vrettsr teftnrCH.
Ter llnterIhriebenc modt feircu Trenus
rcn uno tem TutIifum ilberhaupt befannt,
coe or feincn Sclshcf an rcm altcu Stano
bon G'an9ewcre uuo Nreftcr, i'll hCr Sonmils
ton Strdee, cberhalb Naqrubud6 QSrtb6.
hans, in 9lNentauu nod, immer fcrlbetrettt,
no rr ouf },aub bat Gin aN9cmcines 2Ifcrte:
ment bon
9 y 0 s-nimliN:
SitIcben Gr1rrG uno >Nlanfen--pin
net Wc1rrS-teffe G5orte @eltpeint
NloortparrS - QSeiEpetnt Vcarr6 -
@eltpctnt Sccntltn9 fit SeniterQeifelle
= Semlrf Sccntliu9 - Watfen -
Sp1rrcn-goarb6 unr anrcre5 0aus
hpl5- @eltpeirt W1nfen-(ptnts mo
gapsShtnNeIn - Nfoffen-2lttcn -
WfaurerzV1tten, II {. ~.
rpcideS cr oOc6 an cen biGigtcu Vrcifen ;u
oeTfdufru Qefcnnen 1T.
Cas 'nutlfrm rpirn adturd6urll ein0cIas
ccn, an,urufru uno fur ilth irlbif at urthcilcn
@r 1T rdnfbnr fir GencRrne 0utiae Inter.
ifneunq uur mirb iId heftrcbcu turd' billi9e
uno pnnftlid,e RCrieuuua IIh Ger fernrren
llntcritlenn9 ipilrbi9 III MAIDEN.
Jtltban Srcld)er.
cccember IS. nq tU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
SDots,ets SSeifs.
S6netber in Der Staet 9lQentarn

SOnetper IN Der Staet 9lLlentarn.
Seoicnt Gh bieIer @elc9enbcit fcincn
Treunben uuo einem 9eebrten Vublitum
nberbaupt bic 9nsei9e su MAIDEN, baB ct oas
S6netper 8eI6aft
III alten beBen perihtbenen 3wei9en, all stm
fritbrren Stauo bes 0erru Comss Sameion,
II Der SamItcn Snaee, fo9leid, untertalb
9rata's Gjaithauiet uno Der 9lefcrmirtrn
STRIDE fdrd9 9e9euiber, betreibt; allpc er
ale btcjeniaen, bic ihn NIT ihrer RunpIhaft
teebren mcroeL nit uGlIiger 3ufriecenheit be-
tIenen miro. Da er ole 9teuDorf T6fdcns
re9elmdBt9 crbdlt, fo 1T or borurd, in ben
Stane 9cltBt, INNER uod1 ben ueueften Wcs
ren su arbeiten. Setue preile Gno billia,
lIno ietne gIrbciten bic alIe urter Ictner eiqeo
uen Auflldlt oerferti9t rperben, uerfpritbt CT
bon oorSll9Ijder @ute su icin.
Sanfbar fur 9eucGene &untffdft bofft or
cureh billt9e uno SunftIiohe 8cetenuna eicel.
be ferncrhtn, 10 me cine Scrmebruu9 AZ err
balten.
-StCma5 QSeiB.
SiHel'falili Oct. 23 nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Semr4o &Oas9saceGcre 3
Sc c dy tS0e elebrter,

ST mad, 9GHentaun gcsc9cu, mo hat icinc
SfFcc III Dem 3immcr ,sorin oa5 prilami
fruhcr Ucn S1curD Weauer Gfq qrhaltcr
rnrrr, tcirahc Ncqenutsr ccm &'efhauie rrs
G'ccrac Nnbera0ier ; allrp or irgeuo prcfN
iIcnetIe Dienffe Die linn dnocrtr1ut werorn
mtGcu, 81 beiorgen terctt it, &r fam in
Ger Ccutihcn 70 mic i'll Der Gu9Ii;beu Spra
DIE 9cfprrdIcn wcroCu.
Ccc.lS. r67n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Sanudr %.
Sftdebarer Stobrftanp

81 oerlebncn pNcr gu perfaufen. 1
Ter llutcrfd'rietcne 1T wiIrna fcGgcnocs\
fd'dBbarc6 @t9enthum in Der Staet 9ltIensl
tuun cutmecer su perfnufen cter ouf Gin ceer
mchrCre Sabre Su ocrlehnen, ninIid,
fetn Idbittarcr G tchrlfanh, ( /,
QcIeQcu an 'em inomeitlichcn Sfc Der 5,autSf4
ton uno BIniam Ctr Gen in Der Stact 9N1
lcntoun, IN weIehcm fd,cn felt mchrerer S1F1
rem Strhrgelddfte trtrictcn purren Sd
bcfneeu Id aerdumQc Strhritubru uno eiij
Qrrfcs Stchrhous ncbit @auutrr unh nrcetid
n6thiqen @nridmn9cn oatsi unb allies iifI
III cer bcitcn Srcnun9
Dd cer llutcrfd,rictcne ten grnrt hanheq
ncch INNER betrcttt 70 1T CT i'm Staurc cid
nc 9rr6c aunoid'lft rem [@tchr susuipeneen
-" 2Iuf Nerlanaen fam and, Elm I8chnd !
hans nit perlChnt wcrccn.
Safclnon @1n9emere.
San. 8. nqbuz
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
9Iprtl "a.
5Shilaoelp ia
S3rift 0SieScrci.
9IufcrcrbcntIihc ernierrigtc prciic !!
{. SpDltfoll,

go. 6. @epr9e StraBe, YhjlabelpGta
2ciQt Iciucn Treuueen unb Den rudcrn
i'm 9IllNcmeinen ali, c1e or ncuerbinas feincn
Ncrrath bon Gud,s Sob nm Srnnmentals
1pren I'm Gin bcocuteubcs bcrcid,ert bat unc
fcrtfdhrt, irgeno cine 9Irt ocn 1Dpcu, ,pelchC
eniweoer pcn Ger Gitcecrei fur NcrpGhnltdt
rerldnat psreeu rper ale ncue GcldlmafpclIc
@rftncuu9en in Der Jfunff eridcineu m0Qen,
auf Nanr III holten crer fraIcith nod'snferti
acn Sen @crrath orn Trufmaterialien
cnthdGt cine 0rbscre 9IuspabI uno @erftic
renortiafeit dl6 Ge in irqcnb elmer artern
Giieecrei iii BEN 0creini0tcn Staaten auQe
rcfen mcrten fam, uno fere preife bat CT
teinnte I'M 30 per Gent nierri9cr aI6 ole fri
bern 9elteGt
Grufer 9JrcGcn, 01ahmcu, Ghriftfd1ens
Oruferfnibe un6 ale ocbrdudIiden Cruf,
ratcrtolien fn6 bel linn itets 0crrdtbi9 sn
hatFn.
3nqGeid merten llebrrfhtn0dnanben tiS
gum fIeiniten @ec1rf ouf einQe11ntte 9lnfra
qcn uuc @Crid'tc ilNer ole Tcrm, Suantudt
einee ;u nuternehmerrer Werfes fir Vuf, :,
3citunQ6s urb @ICciNcn, (Scb) NrudereieH
au69cferti0t nercen; audi mereen 3Npen:
muifcrsgilder Der rrrhnnceucu Erudmnte
rioIen atIen prrirnen qefdnot mcrncn, weId,e
Die @ieecrci nit 2Iuftrd9en gu brebrcn wils
Iden.
NbiIoteipbia, Sauuar 90,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-12
Nenniplpollta Sorte(,

om ncrepeiflidhen Gde tesl
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11
just Received at the
ODD ggAIM
DRUG ST0R H.
Corner of Front and Market-streets,

Corner of Front and Market-streets,
"A LOT of the best Swedish Leeches,
"A 80 kegs superior White Lead,
Sands Sarsaparilla and letter Remedy,
Indian and Swaim's Panacea and Cheeseman's
Balsam,
A fresh lot of Peters, Lees, Leidy Moffats
Pills,
Dr. Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry, &c.
The subscriber has been appointed Agent torthe
sale of Dr. Gideon B. Smiths Whooping Cough
Syrup, an excellent remedy for that disease. He
has also obtained the general agency the sale OF
Spencers Vegetable Pills. The genuine article
can only be had here, as there is no other Agent
in this state. Country Merchants supplied at
Manufacturers prices. He is weekly receiving
additions to his stock of Medicines, and has now
as full and complete an assortment as can be
found at any other house in the state, which will
be sold to Physicians and Country Merchants at
the lowest prices and on liberal credit.
Best Havannah Segars, at wholesale or retail.
July IIth, lS45. VIM. SHAW.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11

Rice.-The market remains quite dormant with
only casual inquiry for a shipment to Northern
port: Holders however continue fiji. Sales
OF the week 400 bbls. principally 50 81
$50. "A bhls. very inferior at So ass l-6.
Rough Rice.-Received 1000 bushels sales
5000 bushels, at TIC and SO Gems
CrGln.-The arrivals of cornfrom No. Carroll
IA amount to about 1000 bushels. Sales of which
were effected at from 45 70 46 cts. No arrivals
of Oats or Peas.
Bncon.-l00 casks Western sides arrived from
New Orleans, were disposed of on arrival, we IN
derstood within the range of our quotations, the
exact price not having transpired. Hams and
shoulders meet with but slow sales.
Ldr0.-This article continues dull with rather
a heavy stock, to which about 700 kegs have been
added during the week.
Ertrccts Mercury Price Current.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11
FOREIGN.
.f'rfUal Of the .acodia-,Fyteen days later fro

.f'riUal Of the .Rcadia-.Fyfteen days later from
Europe.
The steamer Acadia, which arrived at
Boston on the Sd inst, brings dates from
Liverpool to tie 18th June. The news
by her is nol important. Every thing
seems TO be quiet and calm. Trade is
flourlshing in all its departments. The
Maynooth Bill had passed into law of
the land. The bill for establishing the
three Colleges in Ireland, "a conciiatory
measure,) was supposed 10 be certain Of
passing the House of Commons. The
an'i-Corn Law League was more prospe-
rous ard flourishing than at any anterior
period. Indeed it is conceded on all hands
thatthe corn law monopolies must give way
before the enlightened public sentiment OF
the age. and that it is only question of
time as to>the abolition of prohibitory du-
ties on foreign bread stuf1s. O'Connell
is still ringing the changes on repeal. He
still swears that he will yet accomplish
that great measure. We doubt it. We
are glad TO see that France has disavowed
all intention of interfering with the an
nexatIon of Texas to this country. The
language of the minister, M. Guezot, in
the Chamber of Deputies, on this point, is
plain and decisive. Thus he spake:
''Ths is all that can say about Texas.
If that country wishes to give up its indepen.
dence and incorporate itself with the United
States if this is realIv the object the intent NJ
the people of Texas, we have nothing to say
nothing 10 do in opposition to it. But if or
the contr AIRY, the people wish to preserve thei
Independence, not only we have no reason tc
oppose it, but | do not hesitate to say, tina
France must approve her conduct, and &C
knowledge that she is in the right.''
We think M. Guizot ought 10 give Mr.
Sallgney rubbing down. For certainly
he has unwarrantably interferred in our ne
gotiations with Texas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-07-11
YOUNG MAN-LISTEN.

We have short essay for you to read or to
hear-wlll You listen toits councils? Viii! you
remember the invaluable lessoni it imparts! 1t
is brief-but how full of meaning!
CHOOSING A WIFE.-Y Dung men, a word in
your ear. When you choose a wife, don't be
fascinated with dashing creature, fond of So
ciety, vain, artistical, and snowy in dress.
Y GU do not want doll or coquette for a part
ner. Choose rather one ofthose retiring, mo-
dest, sensible girls, who have learned to deny
themselves, and possess some decided charac-
ter. But, above all, seek for good DISPOSE
ton. A popular writer we'll observes, that
no trait OF character is more valuable in fe-
male than the possession of a sweet temper.
Home can never be made happy without it.
1t is like the flowers that spring up in our
pathway, reviving and cheering us. Let a
man go home at night, wearied and worn by
the tolls of the day, and how soothing is a
word dictated by good disposition. 1t is a
sunshine feeling upon his heart. He is hap
Ply, and the cares Of life are forgotten. A
sweet temper has soothing influence over
the minds of the whole family. Where Is it
found in the wife and the mother, you may
observe kindness and love predominating over
the bad feelings of natural heart. Smiles.
kind words and looks characterize tho chill
dren, and peace and love have their dwelling
there. Study to acquire and retain a sweet
temper. 1t is more valuable than gold, it
captivates more than beauty, and to the close
of life retains all its freshness and power.
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