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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

Mrs. CHASE At TAMPico.-We 6nd in the
Harrisburg Union letter from its philadephi
correspondent, giving the following account Of
Mr. Chase, who distinguished herselfat Tam.
pico:
perceive BY our late advices from Tampico
that Mrs. Chase, lady OF the late American Con,
su at that place, is reported 10 have behaved
in the most gallant manner. l had the plea.
sure 10 % we'll acquainted with this lady. who
was residen, of our city and occupied house
in Second street. below Pine. for q number o.
years. belonging to VIM. f. Lehman, where
she carried on an extensive dry goods business
She was thtn Mrs. M'Clarnnn, and wss dstn.
guished Tor masculine energy and consdera.
bic mercantile ability. She was quite success.
ful in business, and upon the death OF her frat
husband. wen, 10 New Orleans, and subse.
qnently married Mr.. Chase. When our vessels
were approaching Tampico, she ran up the A.
m-rcsn Nag. in defiance Of the alc,lde and
c,her officers. Some time previous she wrote
10 Com Conner. telling him how tho place
nigh, he taken, the character and deplh Of the
water. accompanied by drafts Of the hs'bor and
plans Of the tuwp and it's Notifications This
information she doubtless obtained from ihs
papers OF ,he late Consul. and il servcs TO show
the Importance ofthese officers, and the propr!
riy ot their being men Of intelligence and A.
mericans. who will be sufficiently interested
in the wCihrr Of cur government to make these
Typographical Investigations. Philadelphia may
be proud Of this lady.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

CrnE FOR CONSUMPTION An fficer in tie
been stricken with this fatal disease, and was
reduced by it to nearly skeleton !; his friends
looked upon him as doomed man. and he him.
self had given up all hopes of long continuance
his grounds. and accidentally went into shed
where's man had been bottllng some wine ; and
at the moment of his masters entrance had Just
melted some rosin 10 seal the cnrks with. II
could not be otherwise than that thosa within
the room should inhale the smoke nrising from
the rotin. To the surprise OF the of1lcted one,
HE respiration became free and unobstructed
and it instantly occurred to him that the relief
he experienced was produced by his having in.
hsled tho rosinous smoke. lie remained bet.
ter during the day. and without consulting his
doctor repeated the experiment: in his sleep
room. That night he slept soundly "a blessing
ho had not known for years.
Twice q day. Cor = week, did he continue
his experiment. and with increased success.
He then mentioned the affair to his medical at.
viser who was equally surprised with himself
at the improvement Of tie palien,s's health, I'D.
vi.ed him to continue the nhaations mig hi and
morning. 10 the space Of three months his
cough leA him, and his appetite returned. In
| six months his health was so improved that he
contemplated returning to his native country !;
he delayed. however. doing so until year had
| expired. Sill porsisling in his new found re-
| medy, his health IVES completely restored, and
| be wss ooes more . sO0nd man.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
M.ru.c,u,., In conr,,,,,r, ,,.,


Cof'on.-Thc number of cotton mills in the
State is l37 value Of crtton goods Of all kind.
manufactured. S3023,328; capital. invested,
S33l2 $50; hsnds employed, 5 362 - ...
Wollen Number of wollen mills, 1913 val.
ne Of wollen goods Of all kinds manufactured,
90 as0 SIS: c,p,sl invested, 81. .756, ,6aO; hands
employed, 2l49 ..'-1
Paper. --Number Of paper mills, 81; value
Of paper manufactured. i,ls8 302; capital in
vested, eGS4 700; hands employed, $50
Sc,oing Silk Value Of sewing silk manu-.
fsctured. $l73,3s2: capital invested. $l2l, ,OOl;
hands employed, 272.
Leather -Number Of tanneries. 1877; mum.
ber o. hides tanned. &c. 535 036; value Of lea.
ther manufactured. s7s5 s27; capitol employed,
s532 070; hands employed. 5ls.
Cnrpefs--Number Of carpet factories, g;
value OF carpet. manufactured. S597 7O2e, capi
tai invested. 1854 600; hands employed. 946.
Clock roc:o,irs. Number Of clock fac,o
,ie., 80: value of clocks manufactured, (Bris
TO, no, includsd,) Stills; capital invested
s360, 900 hands employed, 656.
Coach and Wngon..Namber Of coach and
wagon factories. 323 vnlu- Of manufacture,
81 222 0ol: capital invested, s670 9Sl /; hand,
employed. 1906.
| Boots and shoss--value of boots and shoe'
manufactured, 81 TAI ,920; vslue Of hats. cap.
and muff. manufactured. 1891 e06; value o
saddles, harnesses. and trunks, s5i7 900; val
ne Of Tin ware, Sis7, $40; value OF pins, sl70,
zoo.
Mnriinery --V.lue Of machinery ms nufactu
red, 1868 $50; capital employed, $l96, $50
hands employed. 43o.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

A QUESTION FOR GEN MEJiA.-.A corresron.
den, of the Charleston News, who signs him
self Scissors" makes the following question
from Gen. MsjIa's despatnh to Gen. Paredes.
Taylor alone remains in command ane 20 Tor
him, it would be no complmeptio our country.
men in comparing him with the most wretched
Mericsm Tailor"
Said correspondent, then asks this quss,ic,n.
lfh takes xine Meriesn Tsi.oys to make ,
msn, how many MEx'cA, GEsrrALs will i
take TO msAs ons Ay-sioAs TAsLos
Perhaps General vsgs, Hho was esi ou, an,
hssisd BY our Tsy'ov 10 ,bs les, battle can an
' ss0ey tks os,sstion
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

TAKE A NEWSPAPER, and you Go more to Sc
cure the morals OF your children and prepare
them for future usefulness, with single dollar.
than by 6ss times that smount bestowed npon
them in any other wsy. 1t is duty which
every father owes to his family and his country,
20 take q newspaper. II eulliva'ss taste for
reading. AID spreads before the minds Of the ri.
sing generation . char, of the passing events OF
the sgs, which they will consult, and. will. BY
so doing, add daily o. weekly to their stock Of
knowledge. No person, who reads . newspa.
per regularly and carefully. goes into the world
wahou,s knowledge Of as doings ,ha, secures
Tor him Intelligence anil respec;. We say "a
every msn. and every man should ssy To hi,
nsighboE. stake pswspspsf." .7z4 n a.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

Ar,TERiEs OF Oap TElLowsniP-Ae comp.
ny Of persons ' ha hsye recently been giving
exhibitions Of tie mysteries Of Old Fellowship
in the es,.arn part Of the Slate. sia cheaper
rate ihsa the ordinary initiation fee were ar
rest. ID at Wes,6sld on Saturday night, held IN
.. astody until Monday ,snd then bound ovrr ior
trial at the Court Of Cammon Pfess. for giving
er,,iumen,s without license. - Bostea Sep~'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
From Ainswortht Magazine

From Ainswor,hI Magazine.
4 Dream or the Past.
BYJ Z. C. rokRLsr.
There's joy for the young, .-
There's dream for :he old. 81.
Far brighter than sunlight
Gao ever unfold
There's bloom in the heart,
Where brigh, hopes are apass'd
rs it revels in JOY
Oera Dream Of the Past
There's vision that lighis
On The minds inward sight,
As moonheams fall gently,
When gathers the night:
And its radiance, like starlight,
Though the sky be o'ereast,
Is the ligh, Of the soul.
When It dreams Of the Past!
There is hope for the nourner.
As life wears away.
For the scenes OF the PAS,
May he present to-day.
Though the heart may Se scared
By a6versity's blast,
Yet there's JOY in the soul
As i: dreams Of the Past!
For Of, when the eolines
or friendship we mourn,
To the friend Of our youth
We all ,rus,fully tom:
When the smile on our sonl,
Though too Aeetine 70 last.
Is smile on our youth
'Tis dream Of the Past,
Youth points 10 the Future,
And hone cheers him now,
For the Rainbow Of Promise
Eneireles his brow:
Age turns TO the dial,
As time Aee,eih fast.
Blu, he points with smile
As he dreams Of the Past
The Poet regards not
The Presents acclaim:
He looks to the Future
For praise and for fame:
Yet his heart while il ihrobs.
And hopes on 10 the las'.
I. cheered by one thought
It's q dream of the Past!
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
Lime! Lime =!

JOHN 2. SElPMAN.
II nERPECTFUf.IY informs hi. fiend', ,hss
6, he has commenced the business Of Lime
Burning, on the farm he now occupies. He hss
now on hand a quantity Of iims for sale, and will
always rndeavor 10 accommodate those who may
"a, or him with their custom.
Ausust, Apri ittb tS46.-Gm
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

How TO FArTEs FowIs.- Confine your
fowls 10 large siry enclosure. aud feed ,he"r
on broken Indian corn. Indian meal or mush'
with raw potatoes cut into small pieces "H
larger than fiber, pacing within their "seh
ansn,i,y of charcoal bsokAn iS,o small pieces.
b0lad rice 10 sso good.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

To xyxp nAeslp STorA-Craeks 10 stoves
and s,ove. pipes are Sssdily closed BY paste
psSs Of ss,ses snA ssh with water. Sron turn
hes q NpRn ssl snmonise. sse water, make
harder - nore du,Abls cement
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

A GROWING CouNTRy.-A vessel cleared at
the New York Custom House yeserdsy for
Tsmpico coostDise. This implies that Tsmpi.
co is regarded as par, of the United States.
Jous. Of Commerce.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

SoNrrHISo or An EsrArE-CharlesA A. Mur.
ray, son Of an English Peer, owns. it is .sd
10000 acres Of land in Wisconsin,, which he
purchased ata government fale.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

Iowa Official returns from Iowa announce
the election Of the Democratic csndidst for
Governor by lOl plurality. -. ........
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
n ONTE REY.


"Pends toi Brave Crilon. Nous avons com.
battu, at tu n y etais pas."--Leftre de Henri w
q CriAon.
We were not many--we who stood
Before the iron sleet taat day
Yet many a gallant spirit would
Give half his years il he bu. could
Have been with us q: Monterey.
Now here. now there, the shot. il hailed.
In deadly drifts Of fiery spray,
Yet not a single soldier quailed
When wounded comrades round them walled
Their dying shout at Monterey.
And on--s,ill on our column kept
Through walls Of fame i,s witherine say:
Where fell the dead. the living stept,
Still charging on their guns which swrp.
The slippery streets Of Monterey.
The Zoe himself recoiied sghas'.
When, striking where he strongest lay,
We swooped his aanking batteries past,
And bisvins full their murderous blast
Stormed hume the towers Of Monterey.
Our banners on the turret, wave,
And there our evening busles play:
Where orange boughs above their grave
Keep green the memory Of the brave
Who Tough, aud fell at Monterey.
We are not many--we who pressd
Beside the brave who fell that day:
But who OF US has not confessed
He'd rather share their warrior rest,
Than not have been at Monterey.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
PRICES OF ADvERrTryNo.


Every subseq aent inserion, oas
Yearly Advertisements: one column, Sas hslf
column, s's, three squares. Sl2; two squares, 80;
ono square, 81. Ha'f.yea,ly: one column. SIS |;
half column. SIS three squares, $s two squsres'
IS; one square, 50 so. ...
Advertisements left without directions as 10 tbs
length Of timo they are TO be published, will 10
continued until ordered out and charged sccovj
ingly.
Crsixtesn lines or lees make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

PH1LAOE LIZ A1A-
HERE oil kinds Of leather trunks. vaIises and
carpet hsgs. of rye,y style and pattern are
',c,ured. lin the best msnneS and from tic beat
is. and sold at the io~es, r,s'.
,deiphia. July 18th. ls4a.-iy.
SHUGERT'S PATENT
SEEING MACHINE.
Machine has now been tested by more
n thirty fsm,iiee in this neighboshood, and
n entire satisfaction. I, is 80 simple in lis
.. c,ion, that II csnno, get out Of order. il
,snA no mon e. ra,t, and no springs ar rollers 10
out\ of tep,i,. T. vii, do twice ss much wash.
with less thsu half the wear and tear Of an, Of
,,,c Il nsen,ions, and what is Of greater inpcr.
e. i, cost. hat little over half as much ss other
hing nseh,ue-. .-.
The .lnbscriher hs. ,he exclusive right Tor Nor.
mbertisnl, Union. L,coming. Columbia, Lu-
,e .pH Clinton counlies Price Of single ma.
,e sci II. d. " MASSER.
he following certificate 10 from few Of those
have' these msehines in use.
Sunhury, Aug. -, iat$.
We, the Subscribers. certify that we hsve now
,.e in our families, "Shuge,t's P.tent WISH.
Machine" and DO no, hesitate s,ying thsi il is
-tN excellen, invention. That, in Washing,
i'll Aave moro than one half the usual lsbor.-
liz does not require more than one third the
quantity ofso,p and water snd that there
rubhing, aud consequently, little or no wear.
" ,esrine.-That il knocks Of no buttons. end
The finest Globes, such ss cohsrs, isces, iucks,
de-, may he washed in very short time
,ut the ksst injury, and in feet wi,hou, sny
rent wesr and tear, whstevcs. We therefore
fully recommend il 60 ouv friends end la the
c, Is most useful end labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGiNs,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANT6,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. e. WELkER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEISENRiNG.
= HorsL. Formerly fremont House. No
s Chesnut sneei,) PhilsdslPhis, ssP,smbe'
4, 1884. ar, Ct a
ave used Shugsrt's Psten, Washing Msehins
house upwards Of eight months. and do mol
,sto ssy that deem II one Of the mott use
ID valuable lsbor-ssving mschinss svss inSsn
formerly kept two women eontnually %
din washing. Who now do - much 10 tv'
70 they then did IN ons week. Thew y n
or tssl in wsshing. ssd !, requires net ner
,ns-thud Tbs usual quantity of sosp.. hs'
number Of other machines 10 ny hmily, b9
% decidedly superior y sysy, thies ar. -
sEsbls 10 GET oos 81 Ispsir. thst weak na
bout one u thsy sbpoh cost Ten tpes y
SO sstd sbr DlNfEt RBkA.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26
REMOVAL.
10 HIN. III. PURDY.

ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friends snd
IL customers, tina, he has removed his stock ol
sorls 10 the Stone House, on Market square. fo'm.
sr,y occupied by Mr.. VIM. Dswart. where he will
be happy to serve his old customers and the pub.
lie generally. un as good terms, and st ss low pri-
ees as can be had elsewhere.
A large assortment Of Gtoerre.. Dry Goods
and Queensware. constantly on hand
Iune 2Tth, tS46.-tf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-26

"Pends toi Brave Crilon Nous avons com.
battu, at tu n y etais Pas."--Leftre de Henri w.
a CriHon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

80
Eiafahd,ihnt; proposition iilavs shesn made
Ptothe P Postnaster General Shy Edward
mills with ample guarantees, uponslhe
termstslattd in5llieS blowing article from
the4New York Co,amercialsA Advertiser
These have been accepted by The depart
.ment, upon condition that Congress shall
make the necessary appropriation. ~ e
have no question from all the accnuntSwe
had previously received of The several
routes tha, are prnpnsed, that This is de-
c,dedly ,hes eligible one ll.a, could
have been adopted. &C.,
IS Ocean Steam Ships.:-aFe lean lhaiza
contract has been entered into Ivy the Gov
iernmenl'a of the United States with the
jOaeaTS Steam Navigation Company, char
tered in This Stale. lnr the establishment
of "a liue of steam ships, to run between
New York, and .Earope. Aavessel TO
take her departure twice in each month
for Cowes and Bremen. The Govern
ment. is TO pay S400,O00 per asnum for
The conveyance of tile mail, &c. The
vessels are to be Of moi less Than 400
plons burden, and they ale to make their
voyages with speed mol less than that of
zhe unard line. The arrangements for
building arelsin active progress and il is
expected that the first will he ready to
start on the first Of January, lS47.'
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y d IL ~ e.'s n ! sa;ae,.ss;s'. Sc.

hB EUMAI'IS 5 NJ, ., he fbp bprief6r rllas hot !
LIE, prescribed, Ills epafaii1if in "a great
ll,uny oises lRbeuniaiislnS S6ny insGyerys case
where II was used Until the system hecafprn nf-
Iecred by The medlcipe the disease s@as re-.
moved. 90 81 y s ~
GOUT. "A AEumber ofcases Of GautE hafes
been cured BY this Preraratlo one. .sofs
these cases the nhn hid bee safhIc d 3aititi
60 severely for thirteen Years. ftp entirely
disable him from bnsines md Tor flss months
Immediately previous iohis thltfng abe AZ .TER.ss
ariyE he had beef; ;co,lfiued 10 his room; bat
before he had finished ilte third bultie, be Was
enabled 10 walk about llie streets md s6onss
alter returned to his bnsinessS from svbich hstef
had l,eeIi excluded byi,is affections. ~;
DRoPstCAL sNEL LIN T1liis ned &,
'icine iilcreases the powers Of cites
lIleabsorbenls into healthy sese efelscs ilicls:
walerous. or Calcareous de positions ;and alf
unnatural enlafg eniefrs are srednes Ian:
parts tnEe aud vitality. 10 tile whole
removing sick and morbid headaches ggidtS;
ness, wandering mania, and sttscs;
tious. - ~ ~
in fact, iii: every case where alle edicne
has been takeu for s,,nes time, no smattef for
what urnose, The general hsnftii of pstient.
has aiways!beenimproyed by sSf5
In conclusions the PTopFie, seald say3 3ltat
some OF The most astonishing cases p kin
: Diseases, Cancer, Bronchocele, aud Sciofnfa,
have been cared by This medicine that has
ever heen:recorded ;sbut want of loom in this.
sheet precludes their publication al tdhis time
+ rR. IS. ROBERTS, is Ds. JaYHss Sonly
iAeenta, EdseGchl. .GoalE House a.
y. NJ BeacareI .af CoWatcTf fei its II
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ssRIGHTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

faif iortts goose as O. is tors ihe gsade
We see ihatilie i siabama Legislature
has made a half way step toAs ards Civil
|za,iop, BY passing AN act whichSpfoyides
that The property Of which the wife is
possessed atthe lime other marriage, shall
not &c liable fort the husbands debts
contracted by him previous 10 marriage;
and also provides that the husband shall
not be liable for payment Of The debts
contracted by the wife, previous TO mar
riase, except so far as he same can he
paid by The property of the wife. How
much future domestic happiness would
have been saved If thai sabienl Legislature
had adopted fully the noble doctrines Of
the Civil Law on ibis suhjecr, and thus
have placed woman in that security Of
circumstancesWhichs she deserves 10 enjoy.
Our own State has held on 100 long 10
The feudal ieuets which constitute, man the
sclf:as .sumed arrogant Lord of Creation.
When mas we hope TO see .our,, Statute
Book cleansed, Of the l,aneful influence,
which Sovershadows every thing, except
the personal liberty, Of the wife. aud
personal wants, in the will of The husb banda
This is a question for our Legislators 10
ponder on, aud we earnestly hespeak lis
agitation during the coming canvass. for
members Of The Lesislafure.-So South Carl.
ol,au ss.,,.. .{, = ~. IS; "a q. !:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Letters have.heen received in New Or
leans from Mr.. Slidell, OF the 1SIh Janu
ary a, Puebla; at which place he had just
arrived from the city OF Mexico. II was
his intention 10 remain in The county uD.
nj further advices from the Uuhed States
Government reached him. .4-.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

An enormous uest.pf Coun ,erfeiler.sss and
Horse thieves, a part Of .Murrelrs band,
have been. brukensup I'm kentacky, By
lie appre Iicnsiun Of The larger portion Of
llc gang. -ltis said 10 be The most tx
.rcnssye band ever discovered 10 The U. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04
IMPORTANT YUCATAN.
is, Is NEW ORLEANS, 5Feb522. c

-
We have just received lsxo letters from
Campeachy, dated 4th February, which
were handed to a passenger who kepl
them ill yesterday. They are both from
credible sources, and our resders may rely
upon The information they give. The FOL
lowing is an extract from.thcm: ,.-,.
e @Wo are all here perfectly Convinced
that the annexation of Texas is one Of
those events which rarely occur, and
which tend 10 happy an unfortunate ma:
Lion. Happy. reryhappy are the Texans,
in having secured a solid aud true protec:
lion 10 The United States, and liberated
themselves from ihc unworthy and imbe-
cile government of Mexico. Tucalan
needs now of this same protection. The
Yucalecos are anxiousGio gel itirum the.
United States, and we have determinedlo
send a committee to Washington, so as 10
propose TO the Government Of The United
STATES, to pro- eel and give us aid, in case
Mexico should once more attempt to I'M:
pose upon us-forwe arenow determined
to spill the lasl drop of b'eod in defence
of our liberty and inpependences and
would rather die in The battle, or on The
5scaffold, thar submit.again.- 10 the: MeSi
can Gorernmenl.3by which we have nol
been treated as brothers, but worse than
slaves. !.
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sgse aunertt aer.
EDGEFIELDC. FL.
aWEDI,lssEspAY. MARCH 4, 1916

g. EAllaPelsons indebted to this
Office for Subscription. for mure
than one year. and all indebted
for job Work or Advertising
sprevions to the lst Of January,
$Isl6, and fail to settle the same
by the 18th of March next, Will
have Cost to. pay.
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The o,auSe, lime, and olher trees Of the
cIlron kind, 10 some paris Of the Island of
tupa,. are perishins by The raSages ut a
small insect. Ills feared lhatthe blight
VIII extend over the whole isiand. .
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VARIETY.

The following lines BY James Rs Lowell safef
bold and lhil d: pure tipn
We will speak ont Wewills be heard iss sss
Though alrearth' system; ;cfaek. ssssf
We will NOT bate asinsl word q Ssrg
Nor fake n Letter buck. q
Wcspeak the truth, ami what ssi
For Kissing and
While somefnintgl gleamjns we cans tee 81 ~
OfFrcedems cunning morn.
LciIiars fear, let cowarilss shrink
',a i.cttraiiors turn awny
Whntpver we cayesdaIeiL 10. .ihink d - -
That dare alsbsar 81 81 &c ~ "a
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) sNIARl9EEDss

onThuIsdasy dc eoih ;nsia ms itait 6y tlies illev
John Trap Mr. 3d. Tersest: :1f sEauseas Disl
trict. 10 Miss Erafcis Anne Z. ID lReasdten,
third daughter Of Jpsep ard Money Rearqeh
ofEdgefed -; 8
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

f. TIC District Temperance Sccicty.-We will
publish in oIr next, in accouiltof "e aro'ecf-
ings Of the, EdgelieId District Teml leru2a So
.ciety, which assembled al this pace nn'russ-
day evening last
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

Nc ,oiH cling to the Pillars Of the Temple Of
!. Our Liberties, and If 1t must fall, ice piHpcr
ishi amidst The RUinSn &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-03-04

iTHE CouRr.oF COMMON -PLEAsiASD GENERAL
Sessions commenced at this place on Monday
last, his Honor J. D. Evans presiding.