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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

Die scecfcecs ron esm Srpiustcn, sentutp Gen.
srtE.Oitritt, bieltsn ntub cine Convention une tr,
nannten @en. sueius y. Ssiha ais GOusreS. 6 Fan.
sOat.-1laj. 8. y. Gaines, jttt elm Stfanstnsr In
Oltrier, iit Der RbiSs sSancirat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01
artiiel:

UrSeabtnssr WarttFrs s,-Bai,sn
ees SuibsI 81 Siesstn 10; 91eIlHtorn 90 |:
Safer 60 Gents Slatsfaamen 90 !; Slsefaamsn
IS; Sempthpfaamsn so SranntersiH 80 gtS. /.
@prs 90; Siausr has Barrel o so.
OS s.-9Bai,sn Suf6sl 2 90; Sra.
sen 90; 22slfbtern 90 ISafrr go 8pps g;
Sranntcpsiu ron 26 tis % Ssnts Stausr psr Bar.
ref 9 rs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

Gint 8tcrsttepn, Oiffrirt Columbia, 9tgIuns
iast: "Gs fanctn am lsstsn SamItas unb @cnn.
tag ntt wenistr als Sauifseft@te albisr ftatt."-
DIES mug Gin fttntr 9iorsp Drt ttin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

I'm l 5ttn y. Oits. wuret ras Sattarausus Saln.
tn armentaus i'm Staat 9,tuprrt curd Stuer ger.
'ttrt, wrcureb cine Srauensrerlon rarurh ihr seten
strlcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

ores pire ttrbtet rag 9en. Stett fir 10000
mssr fruFren tti Ger SsSisruns bate aufrassn laf.
fen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

Die M DC il Die SebcrrIhcriu bcS
aan,cn GrcenrunbcS Sie in iibcral, in Der
nittc icpcbl, als al uno. auf eem 2hrcne-
in RuBtaun 70 gut ale in paris. Shire Wiini'
fer ino Shnciocr uno yiiterinnen, ihre
@eIcs9cbrr uno VrrfIamatiUncu Die Wceeus
Scurnac. .-Sbrcn Scfsblen, unc wiren iTc
aud, nod, 70 lhdoid, uno oerfcbrt, fclqt Ses
Ger ihrer llntertbancn. Da fe iclbif wriblidh
Oaunentaft uuo perdnoerlid,) 1T, 70 hat (Ie
aud, unter Den Weibsrn ihre treuelen 9Iu'
bdu9er Srdulcin 1cdlter ldet liebcr ihr 2es
len ols hre Shnurbrnff, nno Srau Wama
entbehrt licber eas tdslid,e Sroo aIs sinen
iclten S6apl, ipic ibn Gle 9fahbarin trd9t
(@. b. 2eit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

Sn Gf.pits'9iun Iauni6ip, 1aafbinstcn Gaiin.
tp, frll elm tSsartsts Sitttr berrben uuS fell riel.
tidbt mtbr &etsn bnres rafFtn, NIs eiss rurtb bic
Sbclera sttbtbtn ttnnc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

Gin Soar. -Wir crfebcn in inter
fhiselifen Wed,iel,eitungeu siuen ArtifcI
nit Der llcberldrift "D ie @ d, VT bes
miGeus," Der aus benz philadelphia
Cemrfiat' eopiert pcrbeu 1T. Sntem mir
Hddff oem pldBe mcbnen, no iIh Der be-
fd,riebcne Borfaa ,uaetrasen baben fol-, 70
fibien mir uns perH dt:t ;u bemerfer, caB
I'D, nitts 70 bier ,u9etraaen bat. Die pdbr.
Iid semeinte perfcn be9ing aber SsIbftmoro
Dor stlid,en g8cfsu, binferlire abcr fem BE,
fcuninie coer sab sini9c llriade oafur an.
(Sarrtsturs Bat,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01
Guerilla 6rieasfiitlrlIno.

eaut ben IeBten Ssdd,rid,ieu ucn Wcrifc,
fd,eiut Der Seiuo sutld,loeeu su iciu nid,t fcr'
uer sineu reselmiei9eu 8rie9 gu ftihreu, fcu'
bern auf Suitfepper Y9eile fIeiue Yartbicen
uno alIe perthcieiaunssIp!c amsrifansr su
iiberfalIeu uuo uubarmberii9 Su mcrorn uuc
;u berauben. @anaIcs, Gin mcrifaniifcr
Siuptlina, bat ~ oem @neipcd einsu SefehI
srla6en. Das gauge 9iio Grauos 1bal wi,e
inter J2risasselst erfldrt, uuo jcbes Snbiui'
huum, eae nid,t Die Waffen srsrcift, rpiro ale
8errdtber bctrahtet uno unper,iiaIid, erfd,c
Sen nsrSsn Rein slmsrifansr fcG parern er
halteu, peuu er aud, unfdhia Wiberitano 10
Ieiifen, obne Hhdfd,t bcs Slters peer bee
Stanoee. Der @ciiilid,feit wiro ioaar 9ebc.
ten bic Bdfen Su er9reitu.-[H. gcter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01
g OF 6ld9e
3ur grbauln9 bes ScosSelclp SalI.


@orfdlile CUR 9rbauuns Der HalIe werbsn
curd, cle unterldlriebensn Irullses am Eaus
ie oss oerrn Scfepb Weie in 9llentoun BID
,nm Samifag ben SuuD, fir nacbfciaeure
Raferialien unb 9Irbeifen auaeucmrneri rer,
ben: Sur bic eiefrrnua bon Steinsn ,ur
8edermapcr bel Der 9iutbe, 8odifeins bei
Dem 2auiene, Sanb, SaIf, SdmefIen. Bans
bcls. u. fr. @benfalIs fir Raurerarbeit
bel Der Ruthe, BadifeinIeaen teim 9aulsuS.
pfdfer irbeit BEL Ter yi b, ed, -einsrorbeit
fur eas @anie iiberbaupt unp Viech (ammf
Der S.efarbeit beim Deden. Der Man mad,
lpeid,cm Die rale erbaut fperten SoH. farm
bel Sorn Wcie einscFbcn msrSen.
Sciepb @eiB, 6. s.. W,artin.
G. 81. 3enbare. Sapio Gter,
GlI 5 Sd9er @bas. Sesreaprs.
JUMP IL Eeiln
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01

SSitcc Stpcrac.-Oer befanute enaIis
id,e Hcilcnoe Soarris, Der cben Elm rperthucI'
lcs Hcllenerf herdusqe9eben bat, eridhlt ca
riH Senfeits Der ipeitcn Bute, Die i'm Sll.
ocn eas 0auo Der 8affsrn bc9rdnSt, wobnen
bic Dcfc, Elm oolii9 piIoes 3wsraocIf, Wcn.
fd,en, Die nid,t ilber Sus 9rce, bulfelcli
pcnbraun uno ben 9Ifcu febr nabe pcrpaubt
fIuo Sic babeu wceer 96Ben nod, Gem.
pei, nod, heiii9s Siumc, uuo MIR cine buns
fcle 9hnun9 pcn eincm bDd,ltcn 9Be(eu, su
benz ite i'm llu9liide bctcn, aber auf cine
gang eiaenthilmlihe Weile fe ifebcu nam,
lid, eabei auf ocm 6opfs uuo lebnen Gd) an
ciuen Saumitamm. Sbr @ebtt loutct I'M,
9"fdbr "gBir slIcn MIR slmciIen uub pcr,
lan9cu nidlts pon Dir ou bait uus wdhlen
la(1en, parum lddcff bu uns niceerlhla,
gen ?"-Dds 9auo. bas beIe Hcfc bewcb,
men, III ein oidltsr Sambuswnlo, in weldlem
fe iId plumpc oittsu bourn. Sir haben
fciuen S6nig, feline @cIeBc, feline Rnnfic,
feline lSafen, ite beitBen feline joecroen, fIe
Fno feline eSdger une bauen audi cas- 4ano
nidlt, fcnocrn Ie5er nur bon Sriidltcn, Burs
ieln, WiuIru, Sdjlauoen, gmeilcn uuo sos
Mig. Stid,t einmaI oas Seucr tsuueu fc.-
Bcice 8sIdIcd,ter gebsn nathrIid p6ai9
nadt iGe babrn oide, porifebeube eippen,
gang flcine 9Iu9en uno platte Hdfen. gScl'
Ii9 III ibr Soaar nid,t. Ssi ben Sraucu rciht
es fc9ar bis auf bic Shultcru. Die Wdn.
ncr hdbsn feinen Bart. Gle burhbcbreu
Die Sbren nit Sambusifiden, tra9en aber
fsiucn anosrn Sd,mud an iId,, alS Elm oals'
bano BON ben RldeuwirbeI, Jfned,cn Der
Sd,(dnoeu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01
snbtanif6e auf6tenaber

Sno iani de Nu d) fe n u be
Crate = Sci benz @cn9rcB srpi'
Ihen Der Regicrung pou 0irainien uno Den
"Sinf Iiaticucn" 9ebaItenen Ratb, Der l747
ltatffann, murne cea cuoianers acfa9t, eae
rpeun fte eiui9e ihrer jnn9cn Wtdnner mad
8ir9inien feucen ipollten, Die @n9ldnoer ilr
in ibrem @oDIegium ersisben fpclten. Sin
Snoianifder Hebner erwieoerte hierauf:-
"IBir fpiIIen, baB Shr bic in ienem @olIcaiuul
9elehrte @elehrlamfcit iebr bod, fdldBt, une
ba8 bic llnterhaltuns unfsrer juu9cn Wdr.
ner, 70 lanae IIe bci @udl pdren, iebr folffpie'
lig fir @ud, fein tpiirbc. 98ir Gno ceshdlb
iiber,eu9t baB Shr uns burd @ureu 8or'
id,ld9 9utss erfpeifcu pclIt, uub eanfen @udl
bcr,Iid,. 9Ibsr Sbr, bic c5br pcife ieib, miiei
niGeu, oae pcrfhieoeue Tationcn perfd,eoc'
ne 9nlitten Bon elmer Sdd,e babcn, Sbr
nsroen es eeshalb nid,t libel nebmcn, rpcnn
nnfere Soeeu ilber eine folde @rsiebunssart
nidt nit ben @uri9en iibereinitimmen. QBir
baben eini9e @rfabrun9 9ebabt mebrere
unierer juugen Wduner tpuroen friiber in
ocm @clleguim Der u6roIid,en Yrcpinsen ers
,c9en, unb inAlIen euren WiGsnIhahen ms
terriftst. sf6er aIs nc 80 uns suriid famen,
rparep ne lafedtte Qdufcr,- unwilifno in al'
len Wittel4 in ben Wdloern su leben,-uu.
fdhi9 SdlHs8oer Sun9er ~ ertrd9en,-wuB'
ten tpeoeg cine 0ntte Ju baucn, eineu Soirfd,
gu erjaskh, nod, eneu Seirb gu tocten,- ,-rer
octen unierc Sprad,e febr unooafommen.
-tpyen pccer paiTeno fir Srie9cr opcr Si'
9er, nod fir Hatb9eber -Ge tparen fir gar
niizs 3st sebrnud,cn. Wr oanfen jebcd, fur
en- aiiti9es 2Inerbicten, rprnn mir ss aud,
~ Rfhld9cn,SA- uuo, I'm uniere Dautbarfeit
suSci9en, poaen mir, fpenn bic Socrrn Don
GirgiHisf unS elm DuBenb ihrer Sohne fti
den molten, bicie auf's icrsldltiaffe eriisben,
ne in alien uuterridten mas mir niden, uuo
Wdnner aus linen MAIDEN. ."-8cIfSfr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-01
oBunpcm fenilen 9ebeilt
10 c + D c n

SIlIe entSiincente MHneen tonnen oeheit
tpsrben als Srennnn9, 8erbrihuu9, @e'
ltpulife, Stnitte, Srolibeule, lleberbiBun.
gen, anfprin9rnre Sdnoe, ipsbe aippcu, pers
brNbte 8opfe, SaISHus, 0fctblauf, tpebe 9It.
gen uno 8ciIctt susfdbrun9 Der S,aut, feu
ri9c Determination, Sie 9ift9er Ueer anbern
9hiercn furS, jcoc slrt Wunbcn fonnen &C..
hciIt pcroen curb
8oulep'S ltniperint Salbe, pber Meis
fer BON Sd)mcrsen.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02

nR SHEW'S Water Cure Institution at Syosset,
IL (Oyser Bay), near New York, is now opened
for the reception of patients. Passage daily from
Fulton Market steamboat Croton), at o'clock, p.
M, or persons may 90 by the Long Island Railroad,
far as Hirksse, al 81 q. M; aso in the afternoon
each day. For hea,hfuIness and beauty Of ocstion,
it is lIeved this place is unrivalled; and the nu-
merous and very copious Springs are of greater pur-
ty than tho Of any other establishment in this or
the old country so far analyses have been given.
TIE terms of board and treatment shall be made as
moderate as is consistent with The necessary expen-
ses Of ON Establishment Of this kind. The charge,
after The first medical consultation and investigation
Of the atents case, win vary from FIVE to ten dol
lars per week. Persons will bring their sheets, blan-
kets, towels, and injec ion instruments, these may
be hired or purchased reasonable terms at the
adjustment For further particulars address post
paid Joel Shev, NJ. D., either at New York City,
or Syosset, Long Island, New York. City patients
will be trea ed at Shews residences AZ Bond street.
New York Ds, M
~ B.-For some weeks duing the hottest wea-
her DR.. Shew will be able 10 attend TO patients Of
his office, (47 Bond sire y, only on Saturdays, from
|. 10 a. m. 10 Q p. m. july 81 II
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
A. M. HOFFAR
SURGEON DENTIST,

L'OUR-AND-A-HALF street, five doors above
l. Penn. Avenue, East side. A. M. H. performs
all operations in the line of his profession such as
plugging, cleaning, and inserting artificial teeth,
from one to full se;--also full se,s made with ar
tifcial gums Having had great experience in his
line Of business for many years in the city of Phil
sdelphia he pledges himsefthat he shall be sur
passed for beauty Durability, and having very great
facilities for such work. it will be done much lower
than ever done in this city.
From four to five o'clock each day devoted to the
attention Of chidrens teeth TO regulate their proper
positions for which there will be charge for adj
vice, but only for actual operation.
aug2 If
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
CHEAT AND GROW RICH.

THIS has been the the secret principle Of too ms.
j. ny of the wholesale dealers in Teas up to this
time, and they have prsctised the most shameful inn
position on The Country Merchant without any fear
Of detection. But new era in the Tea 7 rade has
come and the Pekin Tea Company claims the honor
Of its introduction. They the first to raise the
banner Of Reform which it has inscribed the sim
pie words: N4
s.PURE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES''
complete revolution has been the consequence
Let consumers of Tea everywhere look at what we
have done. A M
LIST. We were the first to send them Teas thai
u ed to be called too good for them before.
I'd. We have driven out the market vast amount
Of trash and introduced better class Of Teas than
has ever yet been sold. Importers Of Tea often come
TO US TO get for their use, and for their friends,
fine qualities they can find nowhere else.
3D., We have reduced prices moro than rs par
cent, both ia Black and Green Teas. The whole
sale grocers say are running the trade and call
US humbugs This we have done already, and now
see whnt we are ready to do. W.
LIST. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chest IA pound box the same prices that whole
sale grocers pay to the importers when they buy by
the hundred packages. 9ss
I'd. The wholesale groceis allow only Is or at
most IA pounds tare to the half chest. This is o
cheat We allow. in most instances, Is and l6 lbs
tare on the same. H
Sd. We hereby undertake to sell every kind Of
fea from from sac to tUelDe cents per pound ctea-
per than the wholesale giocers do.
How can we do this asks the country merchant.
This is our answer. We are content with seven
per cent profit instead of rs and so per cent, Ia
wholesale grocer. . m a
We deserve the thanks Of the country merchants
for saving them hereafter from being cheated. Let
them come to the Warehouse Of the Pekin Tea Com
pany, and coTpare samples Of Tea they get else
where; and if they buy bad Teas then at high prices
it is their fault.
An Englieh importer lately boasied to us that he
could make more money by s,nding bad Teas TO the
New York MARKET than on god Teas. We are
resolved to overthrow this fraud and now call upon
agents in every town in the United States to come
forward and buy Teas imported by the Pekin Tes
Company and we pledge ourselves, that If in six
months they do not sell more Tea than the oldes,
and lagest dealers in the town, we will give them
our Tea without charge. This is plain English and
cannot be misunderstood. We appeal for testimony 70
the immense success Of our Agents in any part d
the United States. n,
IFAgents wanted in every town in the Unitet
States for the sale OF these Teas by which they car
make money. and confer benefit upon the Public
BY SUI plying The pure article.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02

N EURoPEAN LETTER PosTAeE.-We learn,
that the British Government refused to make
any arrangement with Mr.. Hobbie in relation
10 the postage Of letters destined for Grea
Britain and sent by The American steamships
bur that il charged on all letters which wen, BY
the Washington Steamer the same postage as
is paid by the Cunard line. Mr. Bancroft has
demonstrated in strong terms at this discourse.
GUS treatment Of his government. We trust,
il the Queens Government does not come 10 .
speedy arrangement, that our Executive will
retaliate and that too severely. II Mr. Polk
has not the power by law, he can assume il
from the LAW Of nations" Great Britain
must not be allowed 10 have the monopoly of
the transmission of intelligence.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC,
RICHMOND August .. g

uchmoND august ., ~ VA 9
The. New Orleans papers Of the 26lh olL,
are al hand. No news whatever in them from
the sea, of war. The rumor Of the appoints
ment Of negotiators having been appointed
by Mexico 10 meet Mr. Iris, is regarded by all
the New Orleans presses as a hoax-as a
JMesican rumor sad1 .ssn
The weather with as is pleasant and cool
You shall have the earliest intelligence tina,
reaches here from Dromgoole's District on
Thursday. The Wings are positive tina, they
will beat Meade. ss,s
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
THE Union AND GEN. TAYLOR.

&
The Union Of the l4ih, has three column article
says the New Orleans Bulletin, on the subject Of
General Taylor and the Wings, from which we take
the following. which we suppose may be considered
as the Unions confession Of faith regards the
old veteran. Il will be seen that General Taylor
will. in no way suit the Uni n, for it will give no
support to him or any other candidate, unless
list. That be is fully mbued with the principles Of
the party, and sound upon the Leading points which
constitute the Democratic platform Of principle
3D. That he shall previously avow his sentiments
and promise before hand to carry out the party creed
and
8. That he should he approved Of and nominated
by Democratic Convention.
Here, then, are three important points, and we
speak advisedIy when we say that in no case, nor
under any circumstances will Gen. Taylor agree
to or submit to any ONE of them. He would be torn
asunder by wild horses, before he would agree to
any such conditions.
The Union need make no further avoweIs of stand
ing uncommited,' that ID has not formed any de-
csion in regard to Gen. Taylor We think that il is
very comfortably committed, and that both Il and
the party are escualy fixed for slow travelling f
they win only adhere to the text now promulgated.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
STAPLE DRY GOODS.

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS offer FOR ssis on liberal
| terms most extensive assortment Of Staple
Dry Goods suitable for steamboats hotels and private
families to which the attention Of purchasers il re-
spectfully solicited--most Of the goods have been
manufactured 70 order and are warranted 70 be In
every respect q represented. The following can
be recommended with confidence, spsciaI pains hav-
ing been taken in their selections, viz
Linen Shesting from ~ 70 l2-4 wide Of super.
ior fabric and bleach. st4 FL n y
Berth and Cradle Blankets also "a, 10-4, Ia.
l2-4 do, extra fne. sseg q
White and coIorsd Quilts and cOuntsrPsnss, al
sizes and qualities.
Pillow iinen--4-4 and "a, with inm sdiats
widths. X " ISL Z y
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins from low
priced to costly-styl and quality Of Napkins 70
match the Cloths.
Damask Table Linen, from GA 10 lo-4, sxtIa
finish and extra stout II
TowslIing in every varsity -Huck, Diaper, &c.
! Plain and plaid GLASS ToweIlins %
| - Damssk Towels, rich figures, full size
English printed Baizss Stair Baizes, Stair Linen,
Linen -four covering, worsted and cotton and en-
bossed cleth Table Covers, English and French
Chintzes, bro. Hollands, French Linen Drapery
MusIins Muslin Curtains, white and brown Linen
and Buff Hollsnd for window shades, French painted
Shades. i IL
The above goods together with the largest and
best selected stock Of materials for Curtains and Fur
niture Covsrng TO be found in this country ara
offered wholesale and retail at prices worthy the notice
ofbuyen. 4ssNt6r t&4
The special attention Of Ship owners Steamboat
companies and Hotel proprietors ID desired. Every
article in our line will be furnished at bare COM
mission on the importation cost. Blankets and
Quilts will be manufactured If desired, either ia this
country or Europe, with name interviewer in white
or colored letters.
PATTON & Goa
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02

The New York Correspondent Of the Boston
Pos, d,-no other than Mr.. Southworth--calls
the Rev'd. Mr.. McCalia. the brother Of the
Learned Auditor Of the Treasury, a aoeA prac.
tised liar. AS all the parties concerned in
the Spy business, the Boston Post, MIR. South
worth, the Rev'd. Mr.. McC Gala, the President,
and the 2nd Auditor are Democrats, we must
leave them 10 settle the point Of veracity among
themselves.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
ON SALE AT THE WAREHOUSES OF THE
FEkIN
TEA COMP ANY,
rs &, NJ Flllton Street .Ne,e York.

rs SIT Fulton street, .Nsso York.
The Teas mentioned in this Catalogue, are
done up in quarter pound, half pound and me pound
packages--the first or inside wrapper is lead, the
second wrapper is water proof paper and the third
OF" outside wrapper is Of Chinese rice paper. The
Company sell none but good teas done up in this
superior manner. Of them grown in the most lux
urious districts in China. Country dealers may
select small quantity Of each kind they like,
and have them packed in chest. These teas also
come in five pound Chinese packages, called quat-
toons very convenient fancifu and portable shape.
Persons in any part Of the United States or
Canada can order any of the teasin this Catalogue
by letter, in quantities to suit their wishes. We
pack them in Chinese boxes and deliver them to
the Forwarding Merchant free from charge for pack
ing carriage The money should always accom-
pany the order.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-02
THE ILLUSTRATED W.aLTON AND
COTTON.

COTTON
In one vol limo, wi b four fine engravnps ON
on steel, and numerous engravings on wood.
WALTON AND COTTON'S COMPLETE
ANGLER,
FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.
Collated with the various English editions and con.
tanning additional no,es and Biographical Pre-
face by the American Author.
Two parts. limo, 6s3 cents each, or one volume
clo'h, ST so.
81 have been a great follower of fishing myself
and in its cheerful solitude have passed some OF the
h,ppiest hours ofa sufficiently happy fe."-Paley's
Natural Theology.
IL. has been made extremely valuable TO fisher.
men, but it is worth far more to every body FOR its
charming literature" - Christian Inquirer.
II, breathes the very spirit Of innocence, purity
and simplicity Of heart; there are many choice old
verses interspersed in il; ii would swee,en mans
temper at any time TO read il; il would Chrs,ianze
every discordant angry passion; pray make yourself
acquainted with it"-Charles Lamb In letter to
Coeridge.
"Its simplicity, its sweetness, its natural grace
and happy intemirture Of grave strains with the
precepts Of angling have rendered this book deserv-
edy popular. '--Hallsm's Literature Of Europe
"That well known work has an extreme simpli-
city, and an extreme interest arising out Of its very
simplicity. In the description Of fish ng tackle you
perceive the piety and humanity Of the author.
mind, His Is the best pastoral in the language no
excepting Pope's or Phillips."-nszlitt, in pape
Of the Round Table
Published and for sale by Ft
WILEY & PUTNAM, lei Broadway.
august at rd
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BLAcKwcoD. The July number Of this adj
mirabIe Monthly is at hand--,hanks TO the
attention Of the en,erpising publishers, Messrs
Leonard Scott & CO. Ills for sale at Adams
Depot, where persons wishing to subscribe
should call This is The beginning Of a new
volume, and now is the time 10 order it,. We
reserve notice OF this and other English
Periodicals on our table for another accession.
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T OST the I'd of August, between Georgetown and
IL Washington city. a promissory note for 500
drawn by the subscriber in favor Of c. w. Pairo
Payment having b'en stopped, the public are eau
toned against trading for the same.
aug Pit j. ROTHER.
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WHO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
Nv AT "A CHEAP PRICE ~ The subscriber

"HO WANTS A LOT OF GROUND
Nv AT a. CHEAP PRICE 1.-THE subscSiber
has divided his farm and laid Of tract Of about 40
acres into lots of from one, two. four and six acres
EACH which he win sell at low prices and on easy
terms, 20 that Il may be within the means Of any
psrson tor purchase one, and thereby to secure TO
himself and family homestead, These lots are
handsomely situated N q very heaAhy location, on
public road, about II miles from the Navy Yard
Bridge. on the east side Of the Anacostia river.
The soil j. we'll suited for garden purposes or the
cultivation Of fruit trees and several excellent sprngs
Of water are near 10 them There Is also sufficient
ropd os. ~s.sh - ss- sos si.---,
in abundance can be had in the neighborhood to
erect any building Of very low price.
Those wishing 70 purchase, will do well to apply
soon. a. they can have choice Of location, &c
Also, for sale, one-story log DWELLING
HOUSE, with as much land IS may be- desired, adj
joining the Shove lots very handsomely situated and
with . small expense could be converted into a
dwelling for two small families. u
For further particulars apply to h
q. Al. SAGE,
Near shs Good Hope Tavern, b. e.
July Gift IA 3x Rfs8s.Y IN,