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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-14

A friend has given US the following dos
cription of a method 10 catch sheep-killing
dogs, which he assures us. is never failing.
When sheep is found killed, build a
pole pen around it, say ten feet square at
the bottom, and lapering in the form of a
pyramid, to the hei gh, of four or FIVE feet,
leaving an aperture at the top sufficiently
large TO admit dog of any size, say two
or three feet square. A dog once in, is
deprived of any foot-hold, BY means Of
which 10 gel out again.
We give the above in order that no cf-
fort should be left unlried, 10 rid hts coun-
ny of this worst Of pests-sheep-k ling
dogs.
TO Erightcn CTo'cs.-A correspondent
of the Boston Cullivalor, says nothing is
better than to place few empty barrels in
different parts of the ied-that tho crows
are afraid of nothing in plain view, but the
fear Of an ambuscade is sufficient 10 keep
them away. "As to placing effiges in a
field for the above purpose, il is only an
insult 10 their common sense it was but
Yesterday saw one of those black coated
gentlemen, perched on the limb of a tree
10 which one ofIhese pretended scarecrows
was suspended; making tho most ridicu-
ous cawings immaginable, either at The
mage or its maker, mos, probably The lat
ter,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-14

A splendid assortment of VESTINGs,
A fine lot ofwhite kid Gloves, black do.
Black satin and fancy Cravals and Scarfs,
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and woolcn Drawers,
Also, q variety of Goods belonging TO the trade
such as MILITARY TRIMMINGS, &C., al,
ofwhich will be sold and made up, in style thai
will please any that may favor US with their
patronage.
March Is, 1S47. 3m> 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-14

Notice.
WNHE Estate of Gilber: Summerall being
Z. Derelict. all those having demands, are
requested TO present them, duly allested, and
those indie bted to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. ~
JOHN HILL, o.E.D;
may 26 If 1S
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
FENHE undersigned have formed co-part
IL nershp under the name of JOHN LYON
s. Co., for tile purpose of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and will keep at The same place formerly occu.
pied by John Lyon.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS, CASSINERES, VESTINGS,
and fancy articles viii always be kept Oh hand,
which will be sold on reasonable terms.
JOHN LYON.
JOHN LIPSCOMB.
January ], 1S47.
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Mubbard's American
HOT Ell,
.V0tice to -Slt5sss g lie MAKERS.

Notice to -Sh6asg e lie JRHNkeTS.
YBNHE Granitevie Manufacturing Compa.
III ny. wish to purchase MILLION of
Shingles, TO be delivered and stacked at
Graniteville. For Shingles 10 inches long q
inches wide 5.9thick, Of prime stuff, well drawn,
they will give So IS per thousand for similar
Shingles ] inch thick So 35. If made on the
Companies land fair allowance will be re-
quiIed for The Timber.
VIM. GREGG,
Pres. G. M. Co.
apri7 3m IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-14
may 26
LANDS for Sale.

Valuable H. amdS for Sale.
HEN HE Subscriber now oilers for sale the
u. tract Of Land OIL which he now resides.
living on Log Creek, nine miles west o! Edge.
field Court House, containing nine hundred
and nine acles.of which there is about five hun.
dreds acres of woodland. On the premises is
a large and comfortable Dwelling House, and
all other necessary out buildings. The planta-
ton is in good rcpair. Those wishing to pur-
chase can call and examine for themselves.
J. +. BURNS.
april 3n II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-07-14

A Vie,o of Scandinavian Mythology.-
Allnations have sought by means Of my
,hology to explain the origin and 60
vernnent of the world, the destiny of man
IN this life. and his state after death. The
belief and ideas the early Scandinavians
on these points, may be found in an ancient
work entitled the Edda. According to
That work, there was in the beginning Of
time, neither earth, ocean, NOE sky, but
-one huge gulf called Ginnungagap. On
the one sIde Of .his gulf lay Nihhem, re.
giou Of fros, and cold !; 6a~lhe other Mus
pelshem, where Sunur ns,1the region
Of fire aud light. When the vapOrs-IIom
Niflhom mel the rays from Muspelshem,>
they obtained lifeand became great giant,
called Ymer. This giaut was evil, as were
all his descendants, who were called Rim
russar But The three gods, Odu, Vile,
aud We, killed Ymer; in whose blood all
The Rimlussar were drowned save Ber-
eIemer, who with his wife saved himself
in boat, and continued line race Of the
Rimtussar. Ymer's body was carried by,
the gods into Ginnunsagap, and OF it they
made the earth. The blood was turned
into sea aud lakes, the bones became
the hair grew into forests, the
beard into grass, and The teeth became
stones. The skull was raised above the
earth and became tho armament. A
drawrf was placed under each corner.
called East, West, South, and North. The
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We also would inform the public, that we are
receiving from New York and Charleston, n
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Gen.
tlemcn'swear, consisting in part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do. do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASSfMERES'
DO. do. fancy do. do.
Do. fancy check summer COATS, large
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NOTICE.
A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of
N George Pope, deceased, are hereby noti-
fed that it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
Go not pay will be sued before return day
The Notes are in the hands Of N. L. Griffin or
J. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. II. POPE, Executor.
Jan3 If 9
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Ne,O Cluster Of Stars.-Pro(essor Nit
ehell, as we learn from the Cincinnati Her
aid, has discovered new cluster Of stars,
TO which he. has given the name of Be-
echolde.--Their appearance is said to be
singular. They are ola blue huge, and
emit all unsteady light. They seem to
revoye in spiral orbit. They are sub
arranged into ten distinct agglomerations,
which are still farther subdivided. The
number of STARS in this cluster is about one
thousand, but their celestial situation is
not noted.
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gods then took sparks FROM Muspelshem,
and placed them as Stars in the sky. In
the centre flhe earth. they raised strong
castle made>ot Ymer's eyebrows. 1ds
castle was called Midsard. and there the
godsfesided; butthe giants were Fermilted
10 dwell wilhou, on the seaSsasls. The
gods once found on the s56fe The trunks
of two dead trees. OIfhese they formed
the first human beiSgs, Ask and Embla,
from whom lhsefGman race have since
descended md they dwelt with the gods
in Midsasd.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
@rlins0ane uno @pIbenbcppen
Surnpetf : G5eIcuf(0aff

9tdd,rid,t miro hermit 9c9cbert, ea6 bic
Snd,cr an ecn hierin bCndnltcn Soften une
pIdgrn grctfnct rpcrecn, ndmlid: 9m Snli'
ie bon 9trinharc Ward,, Grin Cane, Dicn'
flags ben l3teu 2lpril, IS47, bon uhr 8cr'
mlttaas bis llhr Tad,mtta9s am SauIe
bon SciIab S.iac9oB, NiHc9asuiIIc, ,9Ritmcd,s
Den l4tcu glpril, Ron 8 llhr &ermittags bic
3 llbr Iad,mitta9S ; am Noufe orn Gjecr9e
Sjrdber, Wnn6burD, Gcnncrild95 ben l5ten
2Ipril, pen 8 llhr 8ormittn9S biS llbr Tad,'
mitta9o am SNauIe Don sIbrahom SdjelI,
in 5errfcro SaunIthip, Vcrfs SO Sreita9e
ccn l6ten 2lpril, BON 8 llhr @rrmittog8 bis
3 llhr Tdobmitta06 ; am Sauie psn ReHbcn
Stihler, Sd,eimerSuiIle, Gclld SO Gam.
tags oen l7tcn 9lpriI, bon 9 llhr 8Crmit
tags bis IL lltr WittdQ6-om ndmliG-en
Gag, bon ~ WItitn9s bis llbr Tahmitta9s,
ant nnulc ben pbilip SoitteL 3icnsptltc am
j1aule ppn SoIomCn Sfcmmerer, Wfentaqe
ben l9tcn 2IpriI, opn 8 llhr 0ormittass bic
IL llhr Wlttag6-am namIIthen Gag, bon
bis llhr Iahmitta9s, am Ndufe pcn ScI'
cmcn 5orIcer, SNcr6bam ; an INduie ppn
:Scbn GiebrD, in Wiiforo 3fp., Sncts, &C.,
Cicnlta9s ben Gotten 9lptil, bon 8 ubr &pr'
mittags bis IL W2itta0s-am ndmIiden Gag,
non bls llbr Gadlmitta9S, am SoauIc pru
Cauicl @brilfnan SoppeupiIIe Cub
irripticncu al Dem Strd Der bcia0ten @riln'
Voue uuS @jo1beuhrppen Turupcf @eIeH'
ltaft Su empflu9en, 81 weldler 3eit II. pId'
Ben lld ale cinltnccn f6nncrL Gle Stcd Don
Der bciagten @cislIdaft Su unteridlretbcr
munIhen 9luf ScfebI Der
Gomni6icncr6 Der bela9tcn Stra6e.
pbiltp Supcr prciTt
T Die @rumieioner5 mcreen iIh per-
iommetu om Oicuita9 ocn l3tcn gprll AM
balb nah s llbr, am eauic pcn 2cinbaro
Wdrdj. =
WdrS l6. nq9n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
Wdrs2.
Oefcntltclle 95cnru.

Tcnnrrlfa9S ben 25ten Mdrs, um I2 llbr
Mtta9s, lcuen AM Soaufe tc6 ucrllcrbenen
g niue I W ar Il Ter, in .. Snu.
coma 5ounid,ir, Qcha Saunip, fcIgenoc Dir.
tifel auf 6fentid,cr Senou pcrfdnft mei ocn {:
A Stid Vfcroe, ipeprn cits cine quite
SrItmdbrc, uuo Cit 2jibr0cs uno cin jib'
RIGGS Sillen 1T, 5 quite SfnhC, Sd,neirc,
7 Shaafs, Yfcroe1cfd'irr, eiu autcr 23duls
9Ba9cu uuo Saocj eu Warftmngen nit
bcppcIten Syringe. pflu9 uuc @aac, QBinc'
muhl, Neulritcru uuo Sdcmel, NoBIdlitteu,
Sperrtetteu, Sfubfcttcn, 8rttcr mo Grttlo.
ben, Dcsf clu 9cf', RIricCr' uno Stldlens
Sdranf, cine nausuhr, Giihe, Sllblc uuo
@dufc, ciu QBrbitubl nit pclIitinoigcm @cs
fdbirr, &elIcI uno @ifeubdfcu, Edffcr uno
Stdnrcr, uno font nUd) plcle glrlitcI 81 uuls
ffinolidl ~ mcIecn
Gic gcrta9ungen am 9erfauf6ta9c une
NnfparIm9 ucn
9llrcn Wilrltcller, Gr'or.
Wdrs2. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
OeHeutllCbe Q5enru.

Wontaas Den 291en Miri uidlifcne, I'M
10 llbr MittdoS, ioAcn om @ailbaulr bee
oerlfortencn q b r a Il a III IS an 9eIpcr,
jun. in Ger Staot NUcutdun, fcIAcnte 9lrti
fcl auf 6feutlidIer 8cnpu prrfnnft perccn,
rdmlih
IL pcrtrcfflids 8ctten unO SsttifeOen, Gin
Bureau, Gin @tINranf, Gin Suhcrihrnuf,
@drpets, cine 9in;dM Socf mlo Sfohlen'Se
fen init 9fchr, cine QIuSabI lSaiters, Gin ooa'
ffdubiaes 9lpperat, oI6 Sdsd,ru, Dot
tsln, pitihcr, Gildecr H. f. ID, cine SIaue'
nbr, cine gIniaM 9ute Glide, SpjcacI, Stnh.
le uno Sinfe, cine anSoh Baid,ilduos nit
oem 3u9cb6r, funf CUTE Sifdnebc, ctuc 9ln'
sahl eanprn, Elm outer furfcrucr uno anocrC
SfeiTsl uub Gfenhifcn, Simrr 3uber, Stin'
ner, SdIcr uno foult nod uicle 2lrlifcl Su
DsitIduft9 gu mcloen.
,s Die Ssoiu9un9en AM 9crfnuf6ta9e une
Slufmartun9 bon
CSane6 8an9clper, 1G,,or,a
a4 GScbn @fcrE W.
Mirs - na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
sScraer SfnGsr.

Der untcr;eidlnete welIte ebrerbietiqff sem
publtfum yfad,ridlt gcben, oGG or elnen nen'
Ell Stshr, III Dem Eeuen 9ebauoe, an cas-
NptsI cts 0epi5 Hcroe,
in ben Slefeu Witller6taun
ecdha @auntD, orirscno, er6h'ret bat aCInp
er Elm aaaemeines enforcement GNler, Die
9c,p6bnIiCk in eiuem 9aubfchr 9cbalten psrs
Den, aHf lHanb bat. Darunter befneen fIdl ::
Gin all9emetre6 9tllDrtemcnt trcfcner
gSaartn 9roSercten Sartes9Soas
ren, SltenSlraoren, fcrtt9e Sletz
run9Siflltfe, Sttefel II. SGua
be, SPITE uro &arren Wfe@
bi3tncn Sarte, @anier.
ing, II. |. H., II. 1. f.
alIc bon ipeldrn Omit 9lusuabme ciniqer be.
lcuerrs fd,mercr 9IrtifrD III er im Stanoc
uno wtIcne, an ben ntstri9fcn phiIacelpbier
prcifen 81 oerfaufen. @r m6dte ale unr
ieoe erlufcu,
81 fonlmen unb at lctcn
gr fllblt ilbsrseugt bag er Sur6 ietne Be
fauutIhaft nit ticfcn @eld6fteli, mo befcus
ocrs eurC1 fcinc ldn9e Gefnuntidaft in phis
labeIpbia, mdMens ipctd,er 3eit CT e6 erfab.
rem hat, baB Elm oeIctmiuoe6 "Ntp" bc6cr 1T
als Elm IanaIames "qepD," i'm Stanee 1T
ale befrieoi9cn 81 f6nncu.
Gr bcfft bird, pilnftlide Slbpartun9 1einer
G'cfd>ifte, fttt Gin 2bcIl Ger @un(t bes Dub
lleum6 Suju5Whcn.
%. 9. - Butter, eier NIB Rauerl, 9rc'
euften i'll Na9emeturn rpcrcen'im sInstonid,
fur 9Sldreu GudenC mucu unb oafur Der
9au9barr preis crlaubt.
SSoieph 9}i6olipn.
Wincretauu, Cccember %. EqSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
80. 4
Gs ftblt lltemals /!
Or. Ghllen'5 ttcianii6is Gr6uter
9Nluarel.
DlfiaCtl.

Ycr1rncn aerloot nit Scrrfuld, 6itas'@s
oil, SANGER, 9rplrelds, oIfen WIunocn, llls
eerS, cecr irqcno cine Srantbcit rie cilt dh bic
llnreiniqfrit hes 8luts eutifcht felltcn uiht
febIen Rahlfehences su Ieien.
9eIet gelrt! 2efet!
Die Undergraduate baben nerrn & faat
. r oo 6, IT., in Der Warftlfraee, phila'
oelphid beGnd,t, uno 9eben feine 0aac dls eu
ne Der mcrfrpnrei9lten an, bic ferbSrt nuree.
Sene 6rahfbcit mar . CT fu a, uito
or hattie ecnlrlbeu fd,cu ~ Sabre aehabt,--s
Sein @aumeu, Ide, ,Sberltrpe une Der Cefs
ei ecs redtCn 9hI0c6 iino oaenrh Seritort
wcrbeu. Surg feline Gage III nift 81 beld)reb
ben.
alm l4teu Sanuar, l846, be9ans er Or.
SnlIcn6 Hanacca 3u nehren, meldes cie
&ranfbeit in eini9en Ia9en hemrnte, nno felt
icner 3cit ipuroe es nit jcbcm Gage ununters
brcd,en beler. 9icues Sleiid, hat ete Stele
Ger gtarben engcnommen, nue ieinsSeluiie' :
belt 1T !pieeer bergclfeilt.
SNicr fcIgen bic 9tamen bon AZ rsfpetiab'
len @Urger, ocreU 9iamen mir ater cerednge
mad, nioht oeben fcnnen. Garnnter bemerts
ten mir fplgeuhe, eie siemIid auqemetr IN
eetba &auniD befannt iIne: 6 SO. Carr,
9to 44O 9trro 8isrte Snose, phiIaoelpbia,
6 g. @plIenpcbcr, SHerau6geber ces pbt'
laoetpbia Hcnlccratru, s. q. Seaers, cer'
Der "Sliue Yraudh" su OcDles'
tdun, uno pieIe aueerc Haurn, bic, ipenn
man bci Den sIaenten onrnft 9rrne Nnp rpll'
Zig 9e;ei9t wcrern.
@ine susahI Certificate non aneern Sdllen
IIuc cbcrfollS bel Den 9lgcnten einsuirhcn
Iidt Gin einSi9er 8erfub wurce nod, bis'
her nit eieirm paudcea all pbisen Sranfhei'
ten 9emdd,t ipas uid't gebplfen bdf. Sebr
piCIc patientcn 9rbraudcn oirfe Weobin iset
uno olle Ino auf cem We9c Der SeiIeTnng.
Cisie srrtrefflide Webliu it beifcIssnesn
2t9sutCn gu crbalxn.
81. @Hh unb 60, &llentoittI,
GDetcr Icmp, Cation.
g. g. 2onlbert, Geartd9.
9Rartin 9nh Sarrtftir9.
Eecember |. nqIJ
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
eS:iasc SSerGe9a'asEs,
bc5 Stiefclz nnO ShuhsStChrS he6
SNcrrn Qufaa
Scrrn guCas,

4
Ter lintcr;etdn,te rrQreift sisfe GieleGcn'
heit iciucu Nreuneen, Sllnben uno erm pubs
ifum i'm 9II9cmeincn Die 2inSri9e 81 MAIDEN,
cas or ncuIid, fetnen
Sticfcls llno S6ubsStpbr,
in fsin ncuss battltciurrnes SauS In Ger SSa.
milton Srage, Cint3e 2bhrcn oberhalb hcm
9teuDcrf Stchr, uno ;,pdr s,piIhrn eas pof'
amt uno 9jcter Nubcr'6 Stebr, uno ndbe
Na9cnbudj'e WTtb6bau(c, i'll 9tIentaun per'
te9t hat !; alIpo or ciueu Icbr Gd,Gncn Stehr
sin9erid,tet bat, unb immer nit eiucin arc1s
fen sIiiortemert ftrti0er Slrbeit pcrIehen iein
pirc, nm feine &uncen i'll allen 3ipeigcn fei'
ucs G'eId,dfts odmit tefriseiQcu III fSnnen
Die fcIqCneen ptrecn nntcr feinen prciecn
dr0efnhrt
Seine foltltberne Sttefe( pcn SO so
Su S5 25-8rpte II. tfarfc Cite,
fel Don 2 so bis 81 8 So
Snlben Stiefel an 81 tt6
2 25-Samcn WprcCco
Sh(ippers an non 20
Gents bis | 25.
O2ifts une SinecrsSdyuhc nah Der Guals
itit mo @rOse.
Gr nire tcim Gircsrn NIB Gleinen an
pbiInteIpbta 9lreiBcr oerfaufsu, ruo 4uno'
StobrbaIter eincu Iiberalsu gtad)Iae erIau
ben.
"a er immcr Die bCitcs sirbciter befd'df'
tiot, uno nur bic bCiten Olateriaicn i'm Wnrft
aufnvteitct, 10 III CT I'M Stnnoe fur aIlc feline
2lrbrH Die bei ihm Serferti9t piro, gut su
itrheu uuc er fnblt rtrlldert ea6 eielelbe
uoIle 3nfriebenhcit 9cmdMen rpirc.
Snuflui1i9e fperocn es eohsr 81 ihrem
@rrlteil 1utcn. rcnn fe tei ibm aMufrn,
eye iIe IrnilWo f1ufcn.
Gr it cantbar fur bic IibcroIe lluterftiB'
uug bic er bon Dem putlifum fribcrbiu 9es
ncFen bat, unb ourd biliiae preife, cute 9ir'
belt, uno pilnftlihe 9Ibwartun9 lcjner S9e'
fdIdfte, brfft er eieiclbe audi fernrrbin sn er'
balRI.
Gjeor9e Gucas.
NLIcrtauH, Sdnuar 10. nqtp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23

Der llntcr;eihnete wclItc ebrerbietiqif scm
publtfum Tad,ridlt 9cbem cGg or etnen neus
Ell Stsbr, III bem Eeueu @ebduee, an cas-
SNptrI ces Eemi5 0cros,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
OefenttiGbe Q3enru.

Sreitnas bcr 26tcn N3drS nm 1 llbr
Iadmitta9S, foa am SoauIe Der llutcricidp
netcn in Der Stabt 9IlIentuun, 6fcutiidb Der.
f1uft perbeu =.
Gin pier 3dtle NIT marmcnem 3cp uno
@los, Elm prddltiaer @entre'3 able, cin 9ro'
Ger WahcoouD Cinin9 Gable, Crapers,
SettilelIen, Scfrr, Stihle, uuo nod pIeIcrs
lei S1us' uno Sndcn'g gcrdibr Su nmftinc
fiji, 81 meIeen.
Die 8teirarracn om @crtaufstuSe unC
9ufrpertiin9 pcn
Sarhub Gelfrtb9e.
Wir;9. nd3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23

Ter lintcr;etbnste rrQreift sisfe Gieleacn'
hett iciucu Nrenncen, Runben uno erm pubs
Iifum i'm 9Ig9cmcincn Die 2inSei9e 81 maiden,
oaB or nculid) ieineu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23

pcriNncn 9erloat nit SerCfuld, 6inas' g.
Utl, @anecr, GrpGrelas, aIfen Wnnccu, I'LL
esrs, cerr ir9cuo cine Srantbcit he ritd bic
llnrsiniafrit hes Sluts eutifeht, felltcn uitht
feblen HaChIlehenocs Al IeIen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
QBo fcmmt cftr hMg

gpn llblcr unb QSa9nerS Stobr.
Bas 9cbt bort pcr 2 @ciit eu nid,t bas iie
an Soften ausperfapfen
Ga lte fIue cntfd,lcfTcn an Soften su Uer'
faufrn. Run in Cure 3rit wchIfeil ;u fau'
FEM 9Senn ibr een "ready John Davis
uft gut cntbebreu f6nnt, eann brinet uns
Suer Scls, Butter, @runbbrereu, Sdmall
Sicr, lln(dlitt, Qumpcn, Stirifen, Sdnibe-
ia, brinat uns irgeue einas in eem prcont'
tcu Sud- uno tauldt eS aus fir: Eud,, Ca
Nmere, Sattinetts, Senns, 8eiiinss, SldW
fcte, @cperlies, Tannels, @inahams, We'
rinc, 2btetnd, Showl6 &c. Serner:
SuienSnaarcn, non peld,en mir Elm 9iifcrs
tement habeu, eaf fcin foldrs in ecdba 60.
III fircsn 1T. 8 @benfa q g: Gin pcls
fidnbi9es enforcement Gircierien, @etrdute,
SaIl Sifdh @ips II. (. 10.
9Sa5 cine Got Sitter +!
Die fpl9cnce @hlcr ,prrtcn bcim Sfid
ceer lei fer YIrb pcrfauft: 100 Stider
9icumnrfi Wu6lius, 100 90. 2dmphrrp DO,
so 90. TcGainS uuo @afdmere, 100 DO. sIl'
paccn, 90 8crsn printS ocn bis l2 Gents,
90 Scrcn @6rpetd BON I5w 30 @rnts, neb!
anoercr gIrtifCl suneitIdnftig sn meloen.
Gjrc,crien, SalS 9lps, &c.
Gnc arcee sIuswahI G5rcsericn mb picIe
aneere Nrtfel aIs : 90 Sdde 9fio uno an'
cerer @affce, 1000 SufdcI semotlues nno
fciucs Sas, 200 babe Scren HcGuen, nur
81 Gcnts, 100 Bcren 9tciIncu an 81 rs per
Dor, so 6cas RCfmeu, 500 2puncu G,ipe,
100 Tdeheu better Cheer, $40 Suldel Gee
lrcdncte 9IcrfeI, so Tifer 6rfheu, 5 Bar.
rel octrrfnete pfrfd,e, 3 Sdrrel @ranter'
ries, 500 TcnSrfcifcu, OUT tcitlosen. aIlcs
bon meldem an ben moqI dlt neoern prclB
al ibrem Stchr rertauft rpiro.
Sotferp lm6 Glden SNel;.
500 SLATER rcls mcreen pelldn9t, fur
ipCldes Ger h6cbfte Diarttpreie I'M 9mstonld,
fir Srinfphleu, @ipe, cter 8aufmnns e,u.
ternaan ihrem Stuhr in Der SsoHiIiru Siras
&c bcsdhlt rptre. pCrlruell eIe SHcIs upers
brin9en, ipcllrn Sbndbf nchmen, ooe fIe lbre
jluIiDdrc nab elmer 9citc hinierhaIb oaaen'
buds Birthehaus pcrIcet hatel, mo lle cr'
ludt fuo lcldlc6 ablulnoeu.
llhler mn 9Sa9acr.
gllleutaun, Sebruar 8. rqbv
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
QBtrp psrlollat.

Gin eehriupee, sur @rIeruuu3 cts Ra9.
Hcr Scancwcrts, miro ie5teid lei eem llnRr.
5cidlrclen IN Sue,9Sbcithaa Tauufdlip yedia.
&anutp eCrldust. Cerislbe (ellts HnGefdhr
II ecer Is Sabre oIt iein, upo nnse eineuan.
ten Shnrafisr teflesn. Wian melee 90 f.,
sleio9 bel aH s
Soruyp SHaub, jun.
gedrj 3, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
Wdr; O..
QSirD UerlNu0t.

ssIie llutcrScia,uetsn rpltufhen all Ger bc'
faitHtcu gRiIfcu's WNlblc, III SaSbur9 zip.
oeer al ibrem Stcbr in q Nllentann,ei eii
he Auanttit WaiSeu, 3ca0cu, 9EeIld,fcrn.
uno joafsr 81 faufcu, rpofur ilc bic 9an9ba'
rru MarftprciIc be;ahlen.
Grim unb Jlcningcr.
Sauuar 26, mol y
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23

Gpn ltblcr unb QSagnerS Stchr.
BaS gcbt bort Dor 2 @ciit eu nidt bas fe
an Soften dusperfaufen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23

wirb hermit oeGcbenseoB Die llrtfrSeid'nes
ten aI5 2lominlllratCrcu oon Ger (.iutsrloI'
fcnfhaft eeS uertorbencn Sac. z. Gubne,
leethiu pom JHeicsIber9 Iaunihip, 0eha So,
anaelteat rprosn Gno. 9lue Scid,c, bic oa'
her nun nod an bc1a9te SoiuttrInGenictaft
ihulbio 1Iup, meresu hermit criudt inner
halo Wcdcu bel ecn llnterScidnetcn an
surnfcn uuo Hidlti9fcit Su mad,en-uno SpI
d,e, cic nod rcdnmdei9c 2Inipruohe an brIa9s
ts sNuerlaecuidlaft bobrn, beliebenibre Scrs
bcrilu0rn inucrbaIb bell9ter 3eit and einjus
Idneiqsu, al
S5Si5'as SiIs5mas Ss1'jS1 a"bns 9'om'orS.
MdrS .. .--. *6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-03-23
G5emobteNer 05pps.

Gie llntcricid,uctcn bitten I'm @rIaubnIB
ibrc 8uneeu mc cas publifum i'm an9smeb
ncn ~ bcnn,bridtigrn, oas tie bcrcitlJno ale
NIT ir9Cno cHIcr Gunntttdt 9cmahIcncm
Spps, unc imnr an hcrobociceten plciBcn,
III rcrlchen, icbolo cie cMbrcsScit cin9etrc'
ten 1T no man cculclber Idct.
Sd9er uno Sef.
Mir;9 o. naGm
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16

Senate bill. reducing interest from ten to eigh,
per cent. was taken up; a considerable debate
took place, in which Messrs. Vswter. Switzler'
Moberly, Ray, Jackson. and perhaps others,
took par. in favor. Messrs Hunter, Edwards,
Hughes, Holden, Moore Of St. Louis, and others,
against
After several motions were made 10 refer TO
Committees, amend &C., motion was made 10
postpone Indefinitely
On motion of Mr.. Rubey, call OF the house
was ordered, after which the house adjourned
until tomorrow morning, 9 o'clock.
In the Senate, yesterday, the committee ap.
pointed to make arrangements for the celebration
OF the 9Th reported, and after debating most Of
the day, they refused TO allow the expenses to
be paid out Of the contingent fund OF the Legs
lature.
They also he'd q new bill to encourage tbs
destruction OF Voices, allowing fifty cents or
the head after considerable debate the bill wal
laid on the table TO wait for full house. a
which time they say they will kill it.
Respectfully yours. ZENO.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
THE MESSAGE--DIFFE OF
OPINION.

A correspondent of the democrat
speaking of Folks Message, says:
ITO the democracy, it is sweet and refresh.
ing season, after the endurance Of censures un.
deserved on their part, for the best measures they
could have adopted"
Very nice, that, and reminds US of dog
wagging his tail, in token of thanks, for q
good fat bone! But now for another opin.
ion, from one of the same family.
Mr.. Walsh, locofoco member of the
New York Legislature, and editor of a
locofoco paper in the city of New York,
soon after the appearance of that document,
inserted the following in his paper:
"WANrED.-A stout, able bodied man, of
mild Temperament kind disposition and updoubt
ed endurance, is wanted to read Folks Message
to me. TO one who will engage to read it
through without falling asleep more than once
during The onerous and gigantic task, a liberal re-
Enumeration will be given. Application made at
this Office
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-16
Who is james X. P0lk2

The same man who had bis nose pulled by
Henry A. WISE and afterwards vetoed the River
and Bll.--Hannibal Journal.
Who vetoed bill appfopratng millions for
Improvements when an expensive war demanded
ALL the fnancial resources OF The country. To
whom Henry Clay said, go home Cd d-m
you where you belong. "-Hannibal Gazette.
Who involved us in this expensive war;"
when it could and ought to have been avoi.
to whom C. C. Clay, an Alabama
locofoco, and no. Henry Clay, said "Go
home" &c.