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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09
Selalpare, 2e6a uno Susquebanna
sRieae(babu.

9m sipriI 1916 it befauntIid zine 9lfte
nnisre &eiet0ebung paBirt, pcIdle bic Sns
6crporiruna eiHer Sompa9nie autbcri1rt, nm
cine Rieaelbabn pon bem Delatpare SluB
bis aifDi Shuplfia 9ie9elbabn gu erbauen.
Gts oarin fsfgeieeten @cmmiBiousrs fne:
2eHa Saunt tp.-peter 6uber, Chr
prcB, Wiaiam @eelrtan, SenrD Jfin9, Geo.
prUbff, benjamin. eHetpi9, peter NidIep, jr.
unb @aspar StledHer.
Rortb bdmpto H. Sdmes W. Ycr'
fer, Eapie ., Wa9ner, Saccb slbeI abra'
ham Wiaer, Samnel 2)cbe, peter 9. Wlid'
Icr unb 9acpb Mcac.
earb r.-SIia pader, stephen 8alt'
ca, Ssbn .. 8onman uuo 5bcmas Craig.
@ GupIfiu. - SrauciS 9B. Sousbes,
4siQiam Wlortimcr unc Benjamin Seilman.
gs ipnrbe lit befaster 9Ifte ben SommiBi'
rners ,ur pHid,t aemndIt, an coer Dor Gem
Ilien leBten 9ppeulber bic Bidder, fir bas
2ubleribiren bon Stcefs, an beftimmteu Srs
fen, III Cation, sIllentdun uno pcttsulIe, ;u
tffnsn, nno fpenn an beia9ten pldBen feline
$1,000 gtpd 9lntbeile fubfcribirt peroen
fcElfen, 70 f6nnten bic Binder ndd,tcr tpieber.
mn ae6ffnet rereen. Der fcf9cftste prei6
einss slutbeils III $50.
Die RiescIbaon fol-, ipie fbcn bsfannt, an
benz DfIaware Slue, BEL ober nahe bel @d'
ffrn teainncn f; oann bas 2eha Shnl her, ait
eeer nabe an beIdatem SlnB bis nad), cher
nahe an 9Geufann Iaufen oann an oeer
uahs an pcrhin befa9tem 8lus tiuaut bis ait
ciurn spunft IN Carbon @anntp, oberbnlb Der
I4afferfaft unb eanr bic b G 4 6 Ncute
hin bis an ben fleinen. SduDIfilI 9iie9elwe9,
ptsr nad) 2amdqua in SduyIftd @aunip.
@s III absr aud, Su9lcidI in Der 2Ifte frff'
9efcet tpcrben, bae, lpate bieIe Hie9eIbohu
nid,t innerbalb orei Sahreu BON Dem Datum
oerfelben, uod, Der Weinun9 brs acmsiuten
@,e(escs, be9runen lpereen, uub IN Sabren
pelIenest fsir, Der Srsibricf Derpirft fei.
Stiae Gonimieicners hnben ihre pHidt,
10 melt mir ipieen, erfiDt, uno bic Sn6her
i'm lcsten October crofFnet, tparen aber nidlt
9fudiidl aenn9 nSted uerfanfen Su tonnen
GiefeIbe 6fneten fIe nnn Dor eini9en Wcden
rv,eeer, ituo am pcrIesten Wontda trat cili
gigsnt einer @efcafd,aft, aus IL Serren bon
gtcuport, pbildoeIpbia unb gnifcu be(isheno,
TERROR, nnb fnbieribirte fur 600 Sted 9In'
ttele, neieicr Sd1ritt ncttmeucia III, mn ben
Sreibrief efbalten 40 f6nneu. Die @elcl,
{t,oft bat, tpie mir brrid,iet iIno, bersits bic
e.. 600 In 3euDorf hinierIeoi, nno Iot, mic
sffnn Ifdst, tpillts fem cen San;rn Stcd, iu
ahanebuen.
Tie tiefsen ecmmisieners batten MN
fetts qBedit perig,ienfne @erIammIun9su, H.
tsr Gutfhlue ruree, ME mir peruehmen
eefaef, pbiefr @HsGihaft, ooer @cmpagnte.
bic GrIonsuns bes Sreibriffs iu ilbrrIneen.
D6.9empdd, IN urtteiien, tpirb nun wabr'
gdseintiri,, spena ffj Eeiue WPisberadnonieG
sirosReuthabsn, cter nod, einfielen iperoen
hieIe fir tRR9e @<eeRo 70 iehr tpid,tise Rie'
acIbnhtt obne 3sitnelluit bcscunen, u. aud
irbafe es lId) fbun ldet ypaenbet rpsrom.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09
Gen. sSan1eS cSrpin-ieine Nahtarn

~
Scrr ADAM 9enBeI, Der, ipie un'
fern eeleru ihcn befannt III, frlberbin in
9laronsburg, @entre @auntp, Elm Qofofcfc
Slatt beraus9ab, aber nun cine nsue 3eitung
etablirt bat, bic Sen. Sames Sroin,
neil or benisben 9euau fennt uuo iein 9iad'
bar 1T, oas l8ort fur Die ndhffe @ouUer'
norssS StelIe reoet-fa9t unter anoerm fol9sn'
oes, fpdhreno er bon Der 9iinlii9eu 9ufnab'
me feiuer 3ettuu9 uuo Der pfidt Der pre(fe,
I'M sIasemenen, ipridt
"5u Sames sSroin II fennen mir cnen
Wann, bem Der Staatsrucer pennplpant'
ems nit ALIEN 8ertrauen ilberlafen peroen
fann-ieine @runoidben eine Ipariamere
8ernaltuu9 in unferen Staars. Nueelegen,
teiten-cem 8clfe ben HnIeioIid)cn Sarlait
abSunebmeu-olc Soanob abun q nnlerer
Staatsperfen IN dnocre Sduren abSutra'
gen unb ben mand,en slnceren jrst ais els
ne leste 3uautt anscncmmeren princpicu
eines 9rcBen 2bciIs Der Dempfratifhen 9yar'
ibsi, rpie aud, Der IBhi9 partbci nberhaupt,
merbcn IN btn @nnoioarn fir @cuuern6r
uno Canal &cmmilfiencr, bic an unlerer
WaifipiBe ffrhen, gctrcue u. erprobte Sreuns
be 1ncen.
YBcil mir 70 gflubcn re6sn mir alic--mit
frltcr 2Ipoto0te aaein treteu mir berpor in
bic 9eihen bon 5aulenoeu, eencn 6d,ou lau'
qe her, iclchen errpnnIhtcn Guoswed ium
3iel 9eiporpen lit. QHtr fra9en nun cineu
jscen aufriht9eu Dcmotrat, Ob er irgeuo
cine 9lusfd,t hat unter eem ge9enndrtigen
Stauo Der Cinge, bn e men 98 d,s
{ e |, uniere nit jeoem Sabre h6ber.wereen'
be Iarirun9en los su nerbcn 2-aeniB nidt
BARN, ipenn man SlutiufIer SabrenIan9 in
Der 2taatsfdiie ffefen ldst.
Su oisIsm sudlid,en 9ance 9isbt es feline
soincsrniiTe, oas 6fFeutlide WOhl unorriebrt
iu erbaAeu DaS 8plt fltbrt bic Wdd,t in
Hdnoen feline crwdhIten geamten ino ole
Dener uno weun Die prcIie, Der ltarfe Soe'
bel sur Bef0rberuuq uulerer freen 9nifitu'
ticnen ibre ei9sne Bahiamfeit becbahtet,
III nid,tS su befurdJten."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09
1ds Dampflhiff 9ibcrnfa.

Turd, eas Danipffhiff soibernid ano ,u
Renpcrf Gage ipdtere Ieui9teitsn pon Gu'
rora angcIar9t.
Nlauer uno 8aissu iluo in eipsrpccI uno
eonpcn wiebsr teeeuteno i'm preiie 9sfunfeu
Su @elldfcru uuo gBelidfprnmebt tpnroe
nur rpeni9 9etban-o Die preile bdben ildl uui
peni9 eoer n;dlt5 rerdnosrt.
DAD WcttCr fur cine reidllide Grnetc lpar
mmsr nod, gut, uno man erDdrtete ene Der
bcltsn grneten ieit Sabren. llebri9eHs eut'
balten Die Ssridhte Hidts eas csn RdunI
pertb pdrc. h
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09
9rpia mnp 8satton
Dempfratifcbe @bi9
GanntD 9SWfdntmlung.

Die oemofrati1d,en Wbies BON eed,a @aun'
fy,--bie mabren Gariff 'Sreun6e,-folte bic
af9eH unfere lbledte TationaI Saushalfun9,
--unb aCe oiejeni9en bic se9en Die Td, jdhrs
Iid oermebrenten Staats Soren, ipelte
curf bic Sfadldsistcit unierer Staats' 'Se,
nmtcn oerurlad,t nerben--uuo fcinit Der,
fd,ipenpung an Der 9asescrbnun9 ift--qe1In'
net fIno, nerben bierourd adtunascoa ~
einer 8sriammluns einselaceu, tueIdc auf
Gamlfa9S Den 21ften gluguif,
nm 10 llbr 8ormittass, am 8afhaufe bon
&IiSte CebemaIs @an9etpers) in
Sho Wbeitbaa Gaunfhip, 9ed,a @auntp,
eebaIisn fperoen fol-, um fd 6bsr bic beran'
riabenbc Wabl su belprehcn. = SeIcubers 9e'
benftman I'D, iber 9eei9nete Wittel uno QBe'
&c IA beratben, mad, tpcldlen benz ourdl 8as
rem niebersebriidten 8cIf bieies Staats @r'
IeihterArg serfhaft nerben f6nnte. .-0bi9s,
rs tpiro cine lfarfe Seipobuung ernartet.
Seprge WetbertpIb, Dapio @ehman,
Daniel 81. @utb, Sricoeridt 8raue,
ooftpb Wefer, Samuel Qoras,
Charles 8ed, Scbn IS. Sfiuipt
Charles Witmau, g8iaiam Wmf,
GeGe GriuI, Sncob Sflein,
Spbn Vetert 9enare Eobler,
Sttbenhe Committee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09
Sin lnnocr NNclidfOrmlfcnoel.

sluf Dem eanoe ee6 Srn 8 @Ita6 Den9'
Ter, in benz eutcn olten bsmcfratifhen
9Bhig 1sunfd,ip, SeioeIber9, ifebt jest Gin
Belfhtcrnifeu9el, Der bercits 10 Sue uuo
@ 3cll lan9 it, unb SfoIbcn bat. DerleIs
be it immer nod, am madien. Wenn man
bebcuft eaB beiceIber9 9aunfd1ip neiiten'
thriIs ercbeu Sauo C@jrapeD Scosn hat, 70
fam oiefer Stcngtl nift dnbers ais cine
pabre Sclteuhcit an9e(eheu rpercen. n.-98er
cenlelben bieten fam Der laIie I'D, boren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

QBir ffuoen in eem " eouisuiae Courier"
einsu BSid,t, bon elmer 3hatIad,e, bae elm
Sreimilli9er, ourd, oas Srieas' Dspartemrnt,
fur 8ergutuu9 iciueS pferbes. psld,es sr in
rinem @efed,t in Wericp uerIoren, au9eiprc'
den babe. Derielbe puree aber benadrid,s
tiaet oaB bic 9ie9ieruna feine eerarti9e Der.
lutte erIcBen irurce. Sb oies 9eieB 1T ooer
nio,t, fcnnrn mir nid,t Iaseu -crlaubt ober
bas @sfes feincn iplden 9rlas, 70 rpdre ss
burd,aus rid,t 81 benuucrrn, ,penn tiemano,
bcicnnsrs su pferc, als SreiruilIiser, nadl
Weriec Sirhcn phree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

Sn pinsburs mdd,ten Dor sintaen Aben'
ben einigs iunge Mdnner uub 3naben in
ben StraBen etipas edrn, rpcrauf elmer Der
qDade geamenS &eqp, herbeifam nnb ibuen
rietb I'D, befTer ~ betra9en. Gin @efed,t tpar
bic Tclae, pihreno fpcldem 8etfp, einem
iunaen W9aun, 4amens Seui. qBilfon, ocr'
masen auf ben 8epf ftIus, baB er eine fur'
&c Belt nadlher lfarb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

Diebftabl.-a am 27iten Suli nurte
eiu braunes pfero, feds Sabre alt, aus eem
StaIle bon Samusl stfinicn, @fq, in Sber
WafE6clo 9aunidip, Buds @auntD, 9eifcb'
fen. Cine 8elobnun9 ocn $40 1T auf ben
Disb uno bic Grbalmn9 ees pferoes sebc'
ten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

Ginelaueuifa 3eituus periIdert baB neu'
lid, eine Sub BON Wercsr, Waine, ourd je'
ne Staot 9etrieben rpcrcen ict, bic fur 81 l25
Serfauft rpurbe.-Sie III 10 Sabre alt, aber
i'm lesten Suni follen 40 pfunb nnb 10 un'
gen Butter bon ibrer Wild, BON IA Ga9en
qeltolIen fporeen fein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

Die glcuiefsiten nit Der oibernia baben
wiecer sienilid, itrense auf bic 9etraioe'
Spefulatoren uufsrer See'Stdcten 9e,pirft.
Sn gtcuycrf fteI Der Slauer fo9Ieid,, mad,
Der sInfnnft bes Sd,iffrs, so Gents AM Bars
rel, uno in Ybilabelpbia unc Baltimore i'm
udu(id1en 8erbdltni6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

T@ins Sheuer, bas @i9entbum tes
Srn. D anner, in slIeu Iipy Tcrtbamp'
ton &auntY, ,ipei Welcn bon Bath, tpuree
ant pcrlsetsn Sonnta9e beim 9cpitter ocm
SliB setrpfen, uno brannte gang oarnieeer.
DAD @ebinee mar spller Grudlt un6 Oeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

Statifttts pou Ieu'Dorf.-
Die sin,abI Der StraBen, 3u9dn9e uno
Dldbe, rpeld,e bic Staot JieuOort eurd,'
(d,ncibeu, 1T 375 ber Banter, 80; 8er'
iid,eruuass s@e(ealdaften, 100; 3eitidriften,
so; 3eitunsen, SO i; Sdulen, ITO Wlor'
aliIde, Wchltbitiee nnb eiterarilhe Berelne,
Il6: &pnfuln, Al uno Sirdlen, 227.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

GTlluter Die gauntieS WeIde Dor benz
lien guauR ibrrn antbeil bes Staatstares
abbfiat;isu, scbdrt audi flcin eedyd. .s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

GPeawrence 9earnrp, Der W6roer 81
Cation, fol- auf Sreitaas ben ltcn Sttcber
calclbit bin9erid)tet wercen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-09

W Die 9u9uff Staats Sntcrefsn ilno
lebte Wcohe gu philadelphia auf cine pren'p'
ts WeiIe be;abIt rpcrben.
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away IN silence. Il hope ny prssencs has not
prevented you from prosecuting your chase"
Hamilton turned for an instant, bul reprssseo
the reply that was on his lips.
"Can you inform me. Mr.. Forbes, BY whom
those shotswere fired Just now inquired the Cap
tain, as he saw Hamilton turning away the Sc.
cond time.
"Thu IS the question. sir, expect you are
better able 10 answer than | am; a0d"-bUt Of
that moment he recollecIcd bis promise 10 Ella,
and did not finish the sentence.
"Your meaning, sirl What is your meaning,
Mr. FORREST"
"Awayl Speak 10 me no more! Do Dot tempt
me, Capt. Simpson, Hamillen returned in an
impassioned tone, while his eye flashed wrathiul-
" on the querisr and as he noS hurried away
toward the spring, he felI selfrebuked for his
absence from his suffering friend, although the
whole period Of bis absence did not exceed TWO
minutes. But when he arrives at where Tom Is
lying. he finds that his own mnistration has been
forssialled.
Seated on the rock, with one hand pi.lowing
the head Of the wounded man, while with the
other he applied the cooling draughl 10 the pale
and ihnsling lips, was Kawanda, the Indian. Re-
cognlzng Hamilton with a nod, and gently dis
engaging his arm from beneath Toms head, be
arose, and throwing off his cloak, spread it out on
the leaves. On this he signs to Hamilton 10 aid
him in placing the sufferer. and each having ta-
ken an extremity of the garment, they bore him
down the narrow pathway from the rock toward
the river.
On gaining the road which ran parallel with
the Savannah, they lowered their burden, and
Kawanda, hunying to the side Of the river pick
ed up a sail which lay furedn boat, and beck
onngtoacoupe Of wa'ermen 10 follow returns 10
where Tom was. The Indian with much dex-
terily and without causing additional suffering 10
the recumbent man, substituted the sail for his
cloak, und signiiying to the waiermen to carry
Tom TO the town,-now not over three hundred
Yards distant.-and briefly waving an adieu 10
Hamilton, Withdrew, disIiking, from reasons
known only 10 himself, 70 mingIe in the coniu-
sion he knew would be consequent On The deeds
Of that morning.
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witnessing the whole Of that horrible scene, stole
rom her hiding place, onhearing the yoiceof her
mistress. He dragged out the motionless body
and flung it into the La Plata. Again arose, and
almost al his side, the cry Of "murderl" and the
claPping Of han1s and renewed appeals for assis-
lance. He sprung to the spot, bat she eluded bis
grasp, for she bounded into the rlver,-Dora Of.
Ter her,-exactly over the spot into which Der
friend had been plunged, when the dash Of up-
preaching oars and the CHEEKY voices Of boat.
men admonished Simpson 10 retire.
Morning dawned again in quiet glory over the
glded spires Of Bueno5 Ayres. Robert Simpson
sauntercd forth, and smiled as meekly as be did
the morning before. lie gave notice-and who
was now TO contradict himl-that in accordance
with orders received from Reginald Forbes, who
had concluded on permanently residing in Porto
Rico, tue whole Of that genlleman's effects in
Buenos Ayres would be exposed for sale against
a certain date. All assedqdietly away, and ma
ny blessed the Sgnor Simpson for his bland de.
meanor' and lamented his departure. lIe sailed
for his native home with bags Of gold,-the pro.
duct, as the world believed, Of honest meriL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the soaihern Recorder.
FACTS TOsTIaLNK OF-GO0D
7,. PRICE FOR CORN.

19essrs. Edtors.-ll is admitted by
all. that ws ase more interested IN the
n, oduc,ion Of cotton Than in that Of any
other commodity. The price of our
labor and tie value of our property,
both depend on lis price. If it rises,
they go up-it ii falls, they fall Now,
ills universally admitted that demand
and supply regulate The price of every
thing. The quantity Of coiieh, being
great, lr!,e apsco paid for few years,
past, has notrcmuncrdted us more''lan
the cos, Oh production: To increase
the price we must hunt out new modes
OF its consumption, we must bring it into
use in every possible way. In the FIRST
place we require bagging, annually,
for about $500, 900 bales, which at
Yards per bale, is II, 800. 900 yards
Each yard weighs one and ,hree-fourlhs
pounds, making so,125,OOO pounds
Add one tealh for vase IN manulactur-
ing, and the amount Of cotton consumed
in making bagging would be 22,l37 900
lbs. equal 10 55,342 bales Of 400 lbs
each. Now almost this entire 1amoun;
of bdgging is made Of hemp instead of
being made of cotton, consequently in
stead Of consuming The amount, by con-
veying ii into bagging, We tlrowsi, upon
ibe n,arke, to help diminish the price,
and we lake from our cotton cloptthc
cost Of The bagging, say $4,000, 600 to
pay for il. Had we not better save il!
Aeam-we have in Carolina, Geor.
eia, Florida, Alabama. Tennessee, Mis-
Sissppiand Louisiana, 1,7Oo,O 600 slaves
and for these, we pay annually, 81
125,O0O for blankets-which goes en-,
.ireiy out Of our country 10 add to thu
wealth. of otheis. Can we not save th
a, home by using cotton instead Of wool
len blankets? 1t would consume, 81. /.
600 bales of cotton per annnm, iwhic
is thrown upon the market and serve
toreduce IFS value. was conversii
witI, a very intelligent and worthy tar Iit
mer, who resides in Putnam county,
few days since, who made this s'afcmet
tome. Tha, for the three last years.i
had used nothing but bagging mac
from cotton, which lie procured at !,
Isatontons Factory; tina, he found II u
cheapest and best bagging he could u.s.
ii weighed about Sd lb. per yard :
was we'll made-strong and durable
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that he could pack a good deal more in
"a five yard bag Of it, than any other
Kind Of bag Of the same size. He fur
Ether stated that he had for The same timo
used cotton blankets for the negroes in
stead Of wooIlen; tha. they were equally
as warm, lasted longer and were much
cheaper. He purchased cotton bagging
for the purpose, and after washing it
once, iibecomes very thick. He sews
Two breadllIs together. and thus gets a
blanket ninety inches long by eighty
inches wide. This is larger than the
common blanket. They weigh eight
.pouuds-lwice the weight of any others.
And then, says he, pay out no money
either Tor bagging or blankets. The
Factory company are willing to ex-,
change with me for corn, wheat, bacon,
Lard or cotton, at the usual prices.
2 Now, Mcssrs. Editors, here arc facts
reliable and truthful, which point clearly
10 the interest OF the farmer. TIE facts
I have stated come from farmer who
we'll knowshls interest, and who seldom
mistakes lie true line Of policy. Are
they rot sufficient TO enlist tie attention
Of every one, and ought not every far
mer to turn bis attention 10 their cor
sideration? Let him make the expert
ment, and see ifhe cannot be success
ful. The bagging may be had al the
.Eatonon Factory, and in exchange for
other articles. Try the experiment,
and then let the public know tile result.
Lei us live at homc and within ourselves;
and we cannot learn, how 10 do SO un-
Ill each one gives US his experience.
AGRICOLA.
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Communications, postpaid VIII pc plop'p'
IS lr and ss,ricilY attended 10
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POETRY. i.
From ise PSughkscpsie Telegraph.
0DEFoR THE OLD YEAR

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Aud il, lordly mansion high;
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rs Ger hnndred eaaElils pytcS' @ ,t Er..l;ub,,s
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A writer in the New York Journal Of
Commerce suggests that the disease, disc in
the po,atoes may he checked and eratiica-
ted, ,by- the free use Of suuslacked limo.
By.it, ,hinks,thatthe eggs Of the insect,
bywhichthe;potato is rottcd, viii 6s en-
,ireIy destroyed. s,a '4',ties ~ s~-s..
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Lead Mines and Trade of the Wsst.-,<
Dr.. Owen. who was appointed hy the:
Government, to make GU examination OF
the mineral lands ofTowa and Wisconsin-
states, asthe result.of his inquiries, that
the region produces at,h;smomen,.nearty
as much lead as1he whole OF Europe,
with The exception'offG!eat Britain, ;lnt
that il has indisputable capacities Of pro.
ducipg as muchslead as allt Eusepe Great
Britain included. Georgia Consiita. > 9,
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M@ The Mormons.--a He thot ham ,,,o co,,s
W iet imparf him that hath not -These words
ell rom the lips Of our Savior. He said also sWben
was an hungered We fed me- Although we are not Nor.
mons yet we feel for them because they are human beings
and have BEEN by force compelled leave their good
homes 10 perish in the wilderness, unless relieved We
must say however, the efforts that the citizens Of Wash
ngon are making Especially the LADIES' relieve them Is
truly prnseworhy yet there Is one way that can aid
ourselves They want Clothing, and that we can give by
taking one or two Of perhaps half dozen or more gan
mcnts and giving to them for remember, lie that hath
two Coats" &C. This will apply all kinds Of Clothing,
and we would shy 70 the Ladies' well tile Gentlemei
be not weary IN well doing but take Of your clothing such
as you can spare and forward TO Mr. GEORGE SAvAGR,
Variety and Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between
the Office Of the National Wing II III
oct Dbl. .I. t'-f ..|f'H J.'t
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Commercial.


bhLlLuohE MAhhEI-lHtiTbuay OTt. II.
The steamers has had but little effect on Tie -four
market sale Of 700 bbls Howard street brands
ported yesterday morning s65 but not being able 10
trace it, and knowing thai there buyers in the market
at the time at $780, omitted the quotation There
sales In the afternoon OF few hundred bbls st.
This morning the demand was active, and sales Of
1000 bills Howard street. nearly all thai could be had
made al sB tile market closing firm change al this
price Sales yesterday and this morning of about ZOO bbls
City Mills at $780, less than which holders unwilling
take Rye flour s4,75 4,H l-2 Corn meal held s375
GaAM-The receipts OF grain moderate Sales good
to prime red wheat this morning at 1913 to 1873 very
choice lot Of red at 1876 cargo Of 300 bushels red In
bad condition, 100 White wheat is selling at l35 las
c., to qualify Sales today show slight improvement
those Of yesterday Sales white corn at IS 80 and
yellow 10 72 c, oats 30 a i2 c., and rye sc.
PROVISIONS. The market remains without much move.
ment Mess pork s4 l4,25; prime $40. Small sales No
beef GIL Fair good parcels Of bacon shoulders
selling att l2 to "a c., and prime lots Sc We quote
sides at "a &c., and hams at 10 IA LIZ c sales 200
kegsard were sold to-day l2c Wequote bblsat OalO c
WHrsKEY The supply Is light; prices tending upwards
Sales at 30 a 81 c. In hhls. and bbis,
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PIrTsBunaH, October 20.

NJ Agency for tho National Whig II,
Georgetown-The citizens Of Georgetown respect.
fully informed that JOHN w. BRoNAUGH ESQ, Broker.
&C., on Bridge street. few doors OF the Union tav
ern is agent for the National Whig Persons DESTROYS oil
being served with the National Wing in Georgetown will
please leave their names and residences with Mr. Bro.
naugh.
10 ENoCH w. SMAILwoOD, Garrison street, Navy
Yard, is Agent for the National Wing Persons wishing 10
be supplied with the paper will please leave their names al
his store and they will be served 5