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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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pferSs, cin 2jdhriqe5 1nNcr, !RHbc,
Climber, Shweine, 9Iiitc, Gin GiHl6mogen
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ten, ctn So0cid,litten, l8lnpnhhle, Sperr.
uno &uhfrtten, SHcbclieu, pfug, @9Ae, pfer
ocscfhirr, SornIeitern, NcL Snnmen duf
Dem ScIos, SIdlf. Wliit, StrUbtauf, Srrnr.
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nc eiierue 2IepfcImpble, Stduner, ugo lOnii
nod, aIsrtri nlu6' uub 0auerus@crdtbc ju
umitdnc!id, su meIcen.
Die Seciu4unSen AM @erfdufsta8e urb
NGfmGrtung bon
SO. 8. Gbcrborb, QlOm'cr.
2lpril 6. uQ3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
QBirS Uerl1nat.

Gin 9cbriurse, CUR @rleruuna crs 9Sa9'
uer Sanowerts, piro fc5Ieid bel benz unIer'
,sid,rctcn in Sno.Wbsitbal 9aunldip 4ed,a
9aurtp pcrlan9t. HerisIbe foDte un9efihr
II coer IS Sabre alt ieiu, uno mus rineu gus
ten Gnarafter beE5en. Widn melcr itb f.,
9lsth BET
S5eHrp Straue, i1u,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
april G..
2(n SCGtefer- -SreCber.

llntsrseidnetrr bat nsulid erife 9nts
Sdicfcr auf feinem 2anUe in Qombia Gaurr
Ictip, Qcd,a @auutD, cntbe6t. perfcueu bic
I'D, nit rem Shisfsr'Srshcn, gum Defcn,
befdhdfti9en, rperbsu ppbl tbun bel ihm ans
,ulpred,en, inosm Ge auf einen ucTIbsIlbdf'
ten gcutrdft re6,nsr oilrfen.
ltetsr 9GtnadHr,
2Irru 6. n43E'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
- O II o s. rfks.

Der ilntsrSrihrete hat ebcnfaIlS neultd,
ciucn friit,en 8crraih pon ptoro 6prte6 bon
elmer UorSu9ldIen GuoIitdt, an gIrbrit uno
Con, erhoitcn. Djcfe Sufrumente wercen
rurh cineu Weiftsr ocrfertj9t Der bci prrs
idIicccncuGeIrQenhcitsn baS goIbsueW W CO
D l. ala Gin premium fir feline arbeit, Sc9.
Tcrrer cinc nrcee @erfdisoenbeit bon ais
bern Snftrumcuteu, oI6:
@iolir5, 0n6, @iol8, @uittat8, S16rs
ncr, Grcnlpcten, @orrefteS Grrms
bones, Gjtmba(6, Slrtcn, G(artC'
letten, Nfeifcr, GrDmmeIn
II. {, 10. II. {, ~.
Gbeufa grinsSaiteu uub W1u,
If Sudncr pon alien Sirtcu.
9Ie pSIde NrtifCi er Dem 0Nutiifum, an
ieinem olteu S;tono in @cihlchcur, OH len
Oacrrieorj8iten Vtriicn gum @crfauf 0nbie'
tet.
s.. o. Gittter.
SanWdr 26. *3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

Der llntcrseidlurte erqreift oicfe @ele9cn'
belt ieineu Sreuneen, Stnncen uuo ecm Vub'
Iifum I'M 9n9emeinen ole sInsei9c 81 mahsu,
baB sr ucullth feinen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13

om norcwCillifeu Gde tr8
WarEts @isrefS, III 9iuen'
taun WeId'es friiher pcn
Geo. gGeltertCib bewctnt
mar be,c0rn bat. - Die
NItirtkCrI,1ft tf1Efiir hip 9iufs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
9oenuIDlpMtn Gctgt~

Der ltntrrscihnetc cr9rcif! oieIr @eIeQer'
hcit fsincn Srcun6eu uEo bem asChrtrn Dub
lifum Die AuJciOe Su MAIDEN, haB sr edS
gseignSDLrGssiG 3pteap
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
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nc o5 QIDminiiirotrr pcn Der jNiutrrlanen'
ih1it te6 Uer(iCrbeuen z nj I hp s. . l.
n, leethiu non giorO Bbeithau Zip, &c.
cta GiuntD, errnnrt worccn IT GliIr clc'
jeniGcn paher, ,rcld'c nch red'mdflae Tors
ccrunqen all bcinGtc SHmtcrI1Gcnfdaft has
bcu, llro cr1ud,t foIde pohlbeiiatt3t inucr
Nalb QBcchcn brl CCm llntcrlhrlebrneu Gin
;uhdnpi3cu limo cicjcniacn etc ncdb oil blc'
fClbs ftuloen, ,rcrocu Qcbctcn Ihrc 9fu6ildu'
&c iuncyhlb teia9ter 3cit oudl otjurr08cn.
SObE Campbell, 2lrm'or.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
S5ooaetQ10aa SacjG3eaGSs
Gtiefe(s mo GciIhlnQdcr III Ner
SSt7Nt 9IiJet1tar+1

;ur Berfnuf dr.
IA fc olIc inter fci'
ncr gIufFd't 0erfers
tigt rcrtsn, 70 ftcbt
er gut fir ale 2Irs
bit bic bci ibnt ocrr
fcrtiQt miro, unS III
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-13
0eeaa Stgsaabaag !

9lNtun9 g { 6,S dnfcr!
Ger llntrrieid,nctr it wiIlcus icin 9an;cr
Gtct woIieue @uter an @infouf6prcls nb'
iuIcesn, bclisbcEo aus brCitem Gud,, @0fis
mere, SattiuetS, &C. uno ;>par fur baarcs
9cIb, nm oamit Aaum 81 MAIDEN fir ben
Sruhiabr6, ,ginfduf. SoId'e, Gle cini9e Der
Cbcubeuamtcu @ntcr iu foufen ipltnfden,
rcrosn Cd ,u tbrsm 8crtbciI Tucen wenn &c
aurufen uno rieieIbe beild,ti9en fls merccn
ptne 3pcifel nit cen preiBen, StDI II. Sua'
Iiti iufrieeen ien.
Cine Qrcss 9erihicoenheit aneerer Wda'
rem tprrcen an berab9elesten pret5en pers
fauft.
Sccten erhdIten cine 9rcee Guautitdt
NusIiuc, wetde beim @rc6cn uno SaIeincn
an nieocrn preieen ab9cieet fprrcen.
Der lluter;citnste it banfbar fir tsrcits
9cncIcne SuuoIfaft, uno bttet nm einen
ferncrrn 3u9au9 ocrIeIben.
@liaS Wiers.
sIqentaun, Sebruar9. nqbp
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YIILsIINljsTy n. Q. 81

S NVTLMaNGsf'e,N III, N. q. Jdl 81 fs47. 81
E l1EAHss In -- llage Just returned from
eltlpn ~. Csss in COMP BIZ ssi here
We hltt person con renes with, MI iss 81 s.
of B 3osioi. ;tk q gen lassaan
who " purch chase.l iha senoudll ard
Roano ke aa,l ysisviIse
Wsre both cpresente cd VAS report & SIN
Hon here the sub 81 III Ssahirll is.
thut Bosfoti capil tak ca. Or g5f fst..
posed c,s III lar nm ciifii rs e sfoes III,
|sllo alitan Raii Road sucis 81 re Isert
20 learn isi itl eircal dt TN yonf STARE,
very much % the i;,i isr df ou ur q aIis es HI,
filling our ends yFi il ,foiihts rs iii iiiet,
road syill built. ia port ii 81
saysWn hat ca pital Isis are st esres;
|ieltaaS if,as sam cs,fss s. 3
wlin i; ID
|oks VI, VA no 81 ks
putS SiiI 81 srciiia aiiasit
for HE 81 81
d; enssasfs il Iaaa aiis nrpnar
20 sit hns an pa sse8s si0ts Sof ii tia, as sye
saiirf e1st hans il,as ys,s, ma ii be eaabfsi fU
stlo,,t tlIa, n ay grosy
.asit sue port.
en-; isnpeiis Us yt pure sud i.,e
and sslna aok ~ tail II oati and
are aissy rim 10 put III Iii, ss se Of.
lsf;s We nnsl entsf,s ID, i,aye &
ss new and sRtenslld Hue bon Is osl slss
s,llsss peak 3ef ,in eanne xspn @iih
lllslr read snl hays have s,s t,s II ib,d
SlOs0 saliss of attia iba re MA iasi,y iii
the ttoesl fsarn lliani toa 6 sastal, Isl
mics larg o!eotiiect tsaieig siss
this. lii 10 lrsss tr and frei
Sossr their Road fra,D Rale iafi. i. I'd sils
neighbnrliaotl. fssvs B, {.
;sainsd the itlea king suck iis ,l,s
m trapoiitan soad They ssss
sdgil 70 iacs, froinfalI eoulsl I'D ser. tl,ey
took u1nrl as III, is iaab bis.s
l9 tsg ssn, g, at nor ds,
tiey se,.eaal kpoWl lad gs oi slfso,.
q tnat AMI nisrsst Ii
s,llesi sr 81
I. kon,i feslsr besss sot oi.l y
= ble bstt r,sist Be veYp prcs
J,tabts the apiy wond sf Is, 81. 8 sgrss
atNhls sIhscfi bed
Y VII. 9 lssss opinions before sis, rom
sscii q aqtlres, by shlsalti bssisstp u
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WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER
RAIL ROAD MEETING. 81

There was a Rail Road Mee!ingSof The
citizens of Wilmington, N. G. on Monday.
26'h ul'., at (which committee was ap.;
pointed % repnr. upon the probable value
.ot q The stock in tho W ilmington and II an.
chester Rail Roa,l. Z. 3sS .
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partienlasiy
sIsns sntod ots. and a genera sent ven 10
MS great Yslues jim tho ssien or militia.
$tryy nlati. ~ sslS ~
tell jim, nqpitetl his lisPiag lrieni,' \
I G'how " would YOU do; iflopotfle shell with
anSinch thee sthould drop itihelfinto a
Ehigi,s~al He'd angle in ,shtci, you had takon
from ~ = comi.a,,y of harp lhouter,hs, and
&WhersS i washst tbersain if you poked on,
yoor,nelns .,Hs.s you'd YOU'D gs' Pc pered',.
circle, "why, ke itoov.. and s2iton sfe
fusceg Sd
"Yeth. thatb trne. answered tile lispins
Lienienau.. apparently perfectly satisfied,
and another wink travelled round the circle
of optics.
The party broke up, and all retired COR
night except the patrols, who continued
their rounds, as we believe they gcneraly
DO on miintary posi-, until morning goes in
TO fragments, whom the air of bus,le and
activity began its hum in, the bprracks.
ihe soidires were passing from their scy-
era' quarlers, and soon there We're n narr,-
Der gathered upon the parade. presently
several st'e. officers assembled, and wereStaIk-
ing = cluster, when along came The lisp-
sng L'ep.enanl; he looked at The group md
5dmn,eliiateiy passed into the quarters nf his
tlignifed friend, who was still in bed,
"Ab. is that you, Charley - said ,hs
olecpy Lieutenant. lazily opening his eyes.
"Ye.h. Jim,'' said the lisper, .sI3~an, %
Try al experiment thith orning, aud ti,eo
how DIN cool you can bci'' so ying which
a,e walked deliberately up 20 the FIRE bum.
apg upoa the hearth, and placed in s'l,ot..
test centre a po,oder canister, and ins,ant.
Jy retreated, s;Ii 81
khcre was but one mode of egrfss from:
the quarters, and that was upon il,e pafads
grounti--the rear being built up for defence
against attack. Thu occupant took one
glance at The fire, saw the cnnis.cr. and
compiehending his situation in moment.
ne aes4 dashed az the door, buthis friend hatii,
fast on the outside.
"Charley, le. me out, if you lore nel,,
shouted the occupant OF the quarters. I, e
INpit On the canister, Jim!' shouted he
In return. ~ 13a
Not moment TO Be lost he 81 firsfl
snatciied up hlsnkel 10 cover his epreas.
but now dropping IL he raised the window.
and ont he bounced ~ sans culottss Sans
every thing, bui very short under oar
ment; and thus, with hair almost q i, end.
ne fln shed mon full para,iei ground, The
shont which hailed him brought ou, ,liet
Whole ibar ks to see what was the mater.
and the dienifed Lienlenar,t at pulled q talil
3ergeant in front 0f'him TO hide IIs M Y.
nde4 dress. Why .li,ln'. YOU fhpit an Nh Il.
limis inquired Charley.
t'eea aaae there wss no sharp shooters
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BRlGADiEH3 / GENERAI.,.

s Gbl. sIEnLIsa Pntce of Missouri, i,as,
been eppoipted. by The Presidans, Rriga.
tlier General in the Army. vice Col S ,JES-
rERsoN 2 ayis. who has declined anon she &
gtoaad that The men oug bi 10 10 allowed
toselect their. ownn nfice efs,
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4. z q II EMO

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tha new building next ~ S1ss:
YAuanA NJ on the Sta Road z q
g ~ business connect With The oilica viii bS
attended aug toat the ofIica BucH ESQ.
n ,ls:rear of the Court 81 s'
oTToN Ss4S5, is.S
IS selling IN Charleston a. I2 Ii -ac eanis
per pound. 3'l.,
Observation-Disclosures g y MESSENGER.
i.s August Ea.of ,his excellent psri.
s. otllsai has been received by. US. Every
l'hing in Is does justice 10 tho exsl,ed char.
aessr, which The work has uniformly aus
tanned.
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AcCiDEFI no Mn. ~ RERsTEi,..

4s see tsstaied inE#se eysral pers sl,at
%. 9Easr EN- vas recen.ly gorsd hy an
'isporled bili a.$h his farn,sa AZ assa
Thssr,In, ,or how ysyrsS il MOI snsral cssd.
;iic,i.
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YI.oa, IS sRE EEeEI ss51 &
iti siaisd that u ] I,oufsll sc Jsfys din,
nsnin tnad t,o-
|llsisal q /,
Fingi snatn itk ,i,s sesiilans iinsyhicil
he slsrel himself fs&il ling 60 sefseS lfs
country in any aI,asisY ifr f ls could
be useful. RI
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I. .RATL ROAD .AC.;clpENT[,. 4

News reashed us, a few hours a fter our
lnst;paper had gone % press. that Il .collis.
ion had taken place between the cars 81,
the Columbia Rail Road. 'Tlis is said-to
be .t The M first aecidenttha has occurred on
the road, and was oceasioned By q siola-
ton on 9 ol@express orders. seyera! persons
eipjared, But only one "a negrol killed.
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sii ininesl esliately
sla afiss.
a tIsssssslsnll 81 'ilmiN TIM. owners of The
;islsgss IS 10 pursuit off ifleais
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81 saa hin Il sss 4
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sTIIRPEHT TiN q; IN I /; EIj.S,nif,A

mel ltRsnt ssstl eltint tprisiitig planter
:at laii.ia, hssS GENTLY proved bs pssis
ses ma as hiably
y ed I'm fadt STATE IN curing ,ar.
ana sas ii max ing cotton.
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tsi LIFE pREsERS WIN q sT-IRITNK.


Some one Fin N Eng gland sof eot,rse,
has insented q trunk Rhich fser ses fi,s .lo..
bic pprposs Of bein g nse.l Tor phcsine
clothes ors fsrfy yiag siyfrs.s
aDE O EISfI'TiNe; IA ANioNG TIE t;;a
[ AaiNe; :; :; faDi
.iassilithat li.e horsc.nnen Of this tribe
|in aehti,gg. shay no past of shs person
above the aatlti foo /, by l,tct
ths S6ody is supported. They IRE ;aito..
getisr pndcr tke neck . OF their horses
whieh are, under The mos. psrfsc. com. COM
inss..sss rs
s'rATES 10 4 ss,tIt,i In sisw siEsxIs.oss
s It's aaid Tint the N DIV silI esii.
so rowsnnt 81 pt ifaiats NM,
lsisno,ls. every MAJ, .isas AS stnsny eoacl.
;siisss ss ile desiresend ssn procure. 5s
BARR La;sfi Edge dI1ibe couI, II
IN. was murdered, i few tlsss s aaa, by
one Of his slaves rl was d geu.
.ticman the highest respscIsbiiity. and
;&ieidud Go psitlarabl influence ia me co.n.
munit.fa % Whiel, he Iiyed. 2:ss :ss
tsxST's Or siloT, 81
mao ! aatnel f,oYr XII lcd 36 niassins
j. orr raassbos the sieih;ly af ColanbIa 81
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ss fItesS IN 0Se.s 81 M M6Na pap pefs
stetrs osrs sissn. Iii HE dsa Gthe
sslebsaisd tos ,naal
.lippn sist;ng dliilifsfsnes beiwceis 8
sn.l dc sodih. s ssYs t,ss. s,,ssi,lss
5gfeas sraes bssvs vsstl and Henry
Eoyer lhe Long islsniI fss iin Iaaa sihere
as disti6e lraWIt hais eai, sls Ii. !
Mainland ssoutiii i, here lss as ssn lid
sltiss,ion sile isb: anil lsai
III bro ial;u,a ate ion betsyesai Iis.
ssnts o,ay rsced Would
Ebsliese. ceiling s. d we're
|shsn enc end dersd xhisA; l.ss nat sin as
been fafg asten..a
ana sss
lease no eh NJ sss snss
siiat iarga A tlusn nbe Il iH sci tizen s or
SgIntdr and fling ton 81 s.Tts ~ 81 tend
giving a pub lic dinner - q es iii
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& tholl fag gs dHses & ghsS Ssnfl.
iini ihc Cons 81 % s;,'
So IBSE IBERS.
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atsia RIA s. ri ENo osEiss,Ss g9;
Ehicin ali paper shy that there asa
Two "a II have
ned ,feejssl lis ephants IS
fl,stt has hntss siT,in Ehis sboly ss
,lsisai tI,s 9thsf fhas
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s;s;
il'.s IMPORT pl'i la ION or
~ SEX
sia1, piingss sof otaesrrs
siaSy made of Ia.ss, .nnd sro said be
sl,e slaslie md less eess q; ltae saris3
atieas ss shea. and seo "A sthal,
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HIGHLY fsiraRTa.h Il Iel,, ii ~

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ne stsafnsh lss as, Auit,5lf
Earrissd. .,his
on tl.s as,si isra
szos IN ls, D,s III pltts
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tIhe leans ipssl iTi5sp s,,. sIs
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swas iisfprt,sesl i3ai s:
husss IS DC II
sYt,lupteers, III piissS
tsai'y ts:srli ifs
company a lao
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TELEGRAPH.

ls The first tcon,mnnication between Wash.
ingtonsei,y md Richmond, vs.. by :means
| OF Feisgraphis wires took place on SAT-
5urday last. ~
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We learn from lie AlsEanta parars ,bst
. asgapg Of negto:ihisves, ten in nunsbcs,1
we're cal,tlr cd "a few weeks since, i,f that
having twenty negroes With iihesmIl5
al the time, 3
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REMAINS OF CAPT. INC oLf.. .sEs
Iha military funeral Of The gailss,Y
39Gspt: LlNcorN, who fell Ut 5,
Ruena Vista, was spsrlors !, oas,,s
BOSTON afeB sa 9. ' 'i' 'As9s.'s =, =
5.ss.ss aaYs since, b lG s
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We understand. tsays the spssiar.)
q that Judge atRrsE and ssamily amf5IIHa.
". g. PassToH and family are now ii
Glenn Springs 53sS
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IF lHI % . 1BB sg & J!
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5.J..1McCUTCHEN.

rs just receiving at his new yellow Store
IL Honse, on the corner Of Wyandot &
Sandusky avenues, a large and well ses
lected stock of ,H
WINTER GOODS,
Consisting of BIue, Black, Brown and
Sheep gray Broad Cloths; Cassimeres,
Cassinetts, Satinetts, Jeans, all o. various
styles, to suit the market and season +;
'Giaghams, Calicoes ofthe neaiest style;
Rep De .Laine robes, Mo. DE Laine, Cash
mers, aipacas, various colors; good qualify
Irish Linen; Shirtings, Sheetings, Bed
Ticking, .Liasey plaid, Red, Yello,o and
White Fiannels; Male skin Drilling;
Cotton Batiing and Wadding;
SILK H.4NDKERCHfEFS;
Silk Teluet for Ladies Bonnets and Genis
Pests and. .facings; Nfw style pocket Hand
kerchiefs; Winter Testing; Superb article
SILK Ttoist and 7hread, Wln-
ter Ribins Of the latest style; Silk Serge;
Misses Gloves and .Mts; Gems Buckskin
Gloves and .Mits heavy good article;
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us~Postm.ster o.

ueLUdSttT. kff
Tile rules of the General Post Office
Department authorize such receipts TO
be given, and paid here when the atnohnt
does not exceed $40. When il does ex
ceed SO, it is best TO remit as much as
possible in bank notes, and the Postmas-
ter's receipt for the balance. The Post
masters receipt should be sent directed
to rs, and not TO the Postmaster in this
city, as some persons are ih tile habit Of
doing. The money should be here by the
7th Of December, at fartherst,to procure
all the numbers. If not here by that time,
we may not be able to furnish the first
numbers.
Pruprietors of newspapers who copy
this Prospectus, and send US one copy Of
their paper containing 1t, mark ed around
with pen, to direct our attention to it,
shall have their names entered on our
books for one copy of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford TO credit them out; /;
therefore no person need consume his
timo in writing for them unless he sends
the money. BLAIR AND RlVES.
Washington, Oct. Is, lS46.
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PROSPECTUS
Fa
OF THE m
Ohio Statesman.

Iagain enter upon the responsible and
important trust ofoditor and proprietor oi
the Ohio Statesman. In thus again launch>
ing into the sea Of politics, can offer no
pledge but devotion o the great end and
aim Of old and long tried democratic prin.
ciples and the party, as founded by the i'm :
mortal jefferson. To rally tue sound
heads and honest hearts to one great stand
ard oil Republican truths, W i'll be the obj CT
and ardor of my soul. We are defeated
at various points, only from a want ofhar-
mony and action. No one can critically
examine the returns OF elections for the
lastyear, and not be convinced of this.
There is nothing, then, to discourage dem-
ocrats, but thousand arguments to
strengthen them TO renewed lie and encr.
gy. Have tie pledge of the veteran
democrats-the old and the young---of our
glorious State, that they will lend help.
ing hand to achieve result that viii be
both honorable and full ofhopa TO patriotic
froemen! | feel a confidence that shall
be sustained in this resolve, BY the united
energies ofthe democracy Of the State, SO
long as shall have an eye single to the
great principles of pure republicanism
and the certain triumphs Of the democratic
party. Without any further apology, then
] fling my flag to the breeze, trusting to
the noble democracy of fourstst to keep
itthere flying.
TERMS.
The ONO STATESMAN will be published
weekly The year round lin advance
at So 90
Daily during the session Of the Leg
islature, and tri-weekly the balance
OF the year, at S5 90
8. MEDARY.
November 8, lS46.
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LAW AID LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester X. .MOtt.

A TTORNEY 81 COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, and Commissioner to take the
nowIedgements of Deeds and other in
struments under Seal, to be recorded in
Pennsy lvania, will hereafter practice in
The county of Wyandot, aud the adjoining
Counties. He will also faithfully aud
promptly attend to any Land Agency bus,
mess entrusted to his charge. Deeds,
Mortgages, and other instruments Of wri,
ting, neatly and correctly drawn.
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky, Wyandott
co, Ohio. [sept. 5, 40.
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Stove! Stoves !!

Cooking and Box stoves, different sizes;
Iron and Steel; Nails; Glass 8 by 10 and
10 by 10; Stable and cellar door hinges
and latches; yellow pine tubs and buck.
cts; Corn Brooms.
Salt by the barrel or single pound.
10 addition to Cash for payment II be
taken, wheat, corn, rye, oats, flax, clover
and timothy seed, bees wax, tsllow, But
ter, Lard Eggs, Linen, Lincy, Deer, Fox
coon, wild cat and mink skins, beef hides
aud any other article that possibly can be
turned into trade.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 13, l646.--6-tE
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VA RE;
HARDWARE

Knives and Forks; Butcher, Carving
Shave, pen and pocke Knives; Shoe tack
and avis; hamers and pinchers; Doc;
Locks; Latches, with and without boallsd
Screws and hinges; Cross cut saws; wolso
eaws, with and without frames; ShoveIs
and tongs: white.wash Brushes; Grain
shoyels; Ame's spades and shovels, long
and short handles; Forks; Compasses;
Draw knives; sad irons; steely Yards; corn
hoes; trace chains; meal Gives; curry
combs; powder, shot, flints and lead; best
quality squares and hand saws.
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Notice.

Dr. 1ohn J. Harris, from Frederick, Ohio.
has appointed Messrs. Zimmerman 81 Nc
Coy OF this place as agents for his pills.
&c. Or. Harris does not offer any patented
nostrum! but will refer the public to the
nest physicians on the Western Reserve
where be has practised as a physician and
surgeon for the last 10 years. As 10 hi,
standing as physician aud surgeon, he
referto "@
Doctor Il, BiggelOw, Palmyra, PORTAGE
county, o.
" Jas. De Wolf, Rsvauua, O
F" J. Town. Hudson, Summit CO. o
X. Estep, Canton, Stark CO, O
:. seeby, Warren Trumbull CO.
g ]. Scott. Psrkman, Geaugs CO.
January ], lS47.-l3-Sm, -,