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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
NcOsSce..:;.ii.

sNn nm ord from the Ordinary ofa Edge
~ Cd field District n shnll ptoceeJ &c M,
tie laie residence Of sJames aiier dec D. ON
slHedasdd the 18Th December sns1t fhe'
3pefsolai ipIoper fisaids onsislir ot
40 oa: S sssy q sgi'ggs,
IIIge stuck tbf "A Iorses, hi Cetie fIoSs
AID EIonsehnlll and Kitchen htnfes
Plon,ntion ons dools, The sentires crop pton.l
der and 0ats,s on "a t6fsf WRve,
lIloiliIis th note Two ppfos ssec h5aes
iIoTaII sIznse under thar Iloagl
THO MAS AND DERsO ill ~
iinyenib So Z s7f "a tfs s..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COURT or ORDINARY
OQ,L

Ol'puSi -C'h iSSss
William Kay e others AppI'ts. Summons
Us IN
Wiley Kay e. others Def'ts. Partition.
EFT appearing To nv satisfaction that the said
Il. Wiley Kay, Eli Kay, Hiram Kay. Samme
Christian aud wife Rehecca, Edmund Martin
and wife Nancy, and William Thornton and
wife Lucinda, live without the limits of the
State, it is lherfore ordered, thntthey do appear
in the Court of Ordinary on or,beGorc the first
Monday in March next, TO show cause if any
they eaa.sMlg the Real Estate Of Sarah Kay,
decd, sliSIlla:nnt he divided or soids:or their
conse besto lle.same will be entered Of Record,
Givcn9nhderiny hand III thesg0sfl ofs Ordinary
the day md date above writlsPx
- ssz<JO Elm fIILEs8ssE. n.
Now: g. 3rIsssss sEss.i Ill
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NOTICE.

-, IuV HUEs = .E4s.s.51,
A IL Persons indebted to the Estate -os
N George Pope, deceased, are hereby noii.
fed that ii is absolutely necessary TO collect ali
the money due the Estate, and that those WIN.
Go not pay, will be sued before return day.-
The Notes sare ifrthe: andspf IN. L. Griffin or
~ w. Glib Esars. - = =
Z THOs POPE Executor.
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Administrators Sale.

GAN Monday the 29lh day Of November next,
W at The plantation of the late Major John S.
Je,er, decd, on Turkey Creek, miles from
Edeefeld Court House, will be sold OF credit
large lot Of Farming Tools. also, two Road
Wagons and Gear, two OK Carts, one sett Of
Blacksmith Tools. together with n quantity Of
Fodder, Corn, Oats, Peas. &c. &c.
w. a. HARRIS. A2minis'tr.
CAROLINE S. JETER, Adm'I.
PS. The above sale is postponed until
Monday the 18th and 14tl, of December next,
95 or 30 EiEeyy Negroes
will be so Sold, consisting Of men. women and
children. Also valuable lot of Mules, Horses,
Stock Hogs and Cattle, one yoke of Oxen, &c
&c.
november "a 81 44
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!WOfice,

- gOfIc =.
g-t, IL Persons any 3sdemaad against
;6ss IsAs 1hs estaies ol FhSssR sa1d
ti59ss S REYNOLDS iJr are fsrshy reqaiSs 10 at
end lltTlhe Ofdinary''s @ ffcs soas 6nday
The .&3fd dayfof January 6sdE adds present
their demands properly Tested asF Fde esre 10
closeup ihe estate. =
-, So IS: ). NANCY REYNOLDS, -!
:. -; -. h, Administratrir.
- an sust tjSssgs. 3m, 3lSy
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Notice:

s4SOS1SSstss.S q III
a LII persons indebted to He State of james
IA. Maynard, decd are requested e: nuke
immediate paypenl, and thosei Having demands'
to present them properly altes,ed, on or before
the fifteenth Of December inst as the estate
will be closed up on that day.
- JAMES NJ. MAYNARD, Ex'r.
november 24 At Al
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Notice. -
a LII persons lddebted to the estate Of DR..
IA Augustus w. Burt, dec'd., arerequested
TO make immediate payment, and those. having
demands against said estate, are requested TO
present them for payment properly attested
WM. M. BURT, Admir-. =
june 16 ~ It y as2IS;
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NDT'ICE.,

NOTICE..
..Eg R. Rolf, who held condilionally an IN.
..lFR terest in the righ, of Edge6ed District,
10 Hotchkiss' Reaction Mill Wheels, (Patentl
has never complied with said condition, thero.
fore he holds no interest, and has no right te
sci! or maize any conjunction said Wheels.
We, the undersigned are the owners, ofsaid
right, and.a right purchased from any other,
unless our agent; will notbe good.
Mr.J,@T. WEBER, ,we;nulhorise, with full
power to act rs ourasent,
.CO,rHRsN &EMo9RE.
Marchl ,.ls47. 6
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Notice.

SVOEICG. .. -,
"A IL those indebted to the old firm Of Pres.
La ley d Bryan, either by Note or Account,
are requested to come forward and settle UP.
We are compelled TO bling the busiuess;to a
close. E. B. PRESLEY H.,
B. c. BRYAN.
September 7, 1S47. Gr 33s
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N0THftE,

9 ID N.ELECTfo oNwillEbe held. .sat ,h ,hss diiiisfs
: "a ent places Election forihis Dfaficss on
the first NJ Mondaysin. January mex, for Sheriff
Ordinary, and Clerk, to 1.-the yarancies which
will be occusioued by the expiration oi Tie!
terms Of II. Boulware, Sheriff. John Hill Or
dInary, and Thomas 6. Bacon, Clerk
There will be only .oneday for vo,ings ~,
The Managers will meet at Edgefeld Court
House on The Wednesday following couutihe
votes and declare the election. tssf
THO. G. BACON. Clerk.
Edgefed C.. Fl. Goth Oct. l847. - ri, " r,i-...
october 81 10 90
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B.A & G AIMS
cap cash Store.

GA p cash store.
,HE sabzeriber had concluded to to, lea Leave
the old-Dlsirict without giving ii n fair trial,
takes this method ol'informing h:s friends, GUS
toners, and the public generally, that he has
Just returned with Il large and splendid assort
ment of
FALL e. WINTER GOODS
which cannot fail TO give entire sailsiacuon
and having bough, his goods low, he takes PRIDE
in challenging any Store to underse!l blin. SSss,
hmong lis Stock may be found, ui=- ts
English and American Prints, from S cents TO
25 cents per yard,
Mourning Prints, from l0 to 25 cts per yard,
Furniture dn from 6 10 lSf do do
Muslin de Laines, from, 20 cts. higher.
Alpacas, CASHMERE, Ginghan Robes, Lind
seys,
Ginghanis. Checks. and q large assortment of
.s.saF'1 Cotton and Worsted Shawls, from l2i
cents TO S5 0U,
A few black 5.4 Cashmere Shawls,
Ribbons, Gloves. and in fact every article gen
u orally found in Dry Goods Store.
Bleached and unbleached Homespuns at all
~ - prices,
Leghorn and black Bombazine Bonnets,
S-4 Blankets at 81 O0, worth 81 81,
9.4 Blankets twillcd, 81 25, worth 81 62,
Nc advance oil Shoes, hut every kind, Boots.
Shoes, misses and children's Shoes, aud
negro Shoes, sold cheap.
Kerscys Of:all kind, and a large assortment of
every style Of Goods in that hne, sold by
the yardor the piece.
Gentlemen's under Shirts and Drawers,
Gentlenens white Shirts. from 81 higher,
A lurge assortment Of ready made Clothing,
viz-Coats, pantaluons, Vests, the latest
style,
Suspenders, Kid Gloves Silk neck aud pocti'
> ct HandkercheEs, &C. DC.
Black and white low crowned Hats at s %.
A large assortment of men, boys. and chil,!ren's
Caps, from l24 cents. higher.
Umbrellas fron g.! cents, higher,
Knives. Pistols, Dilks, Jewellery,
Medicines, Crockery, Rice, Candles. Caady.,
A fine article ef Sugar IL & l2las. for s 800,
Rio Coffee l0lbs. for 81 co., Cheese l2I cents
per h., Crackers III cents,
Lamp Oil, Bar Soap l24 cents. ..sy;,asgs53ssss 49,
Holding to the Cash system, my! olto sIinll
be "Qu,ck sale and small pretsss asking: ldle:
to pay an exlr price. make lip for1hed edasses;
sustained by the ed:ssYstent there fore come.
one and all, aud you will be sSplsasea
gpSsas egllaiiEn's. 8 .Reels: 4 @ ]
november q 3 ~; ~
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'NO'HsaGaa.i

ENgHE Sdbsc fibers offer ffpS Salesa his
nee III the 2Dili,
sDacen,5e Ell next Stlie
81 81 res Land .siIl be faiti off in,
On The sToild 70 tie Zine;
and sh1iaI lind
aalieht or rsated
Tie hsx
JWo M laIrsaslt women ,tile:
man Is an excel lent ryan. .s psllerS
and good sSil,e sw!onlaitsas
( 20: q. CnolsS "a conil hand garIiasse viii
] j1larnsss, salso d Bugs ggey and Ilateess some
Stock, ne q. .f%5 orn, Fodder, Polas
toes, &c, aud perhaps other acles ndt etln;:
meraled. Terlls nades mon The aayspf
Sale. /, !; !, Z IS y
Noy. "a 4t@as ID Y
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REMOVAL. s
BVJNg. AEEgEE.asRE @s CO.,

HAMBURG, S.. C. =
EWAVE removed their stock of Dry Goods
FL Il 10 the Store under the American Hotel,
(late Hubbard's, where it heir purpose to
keep u lul assortment Of
American, Ere and E1gaisHa
I'D aa n g. 0OEDS.
We wonIdlake this opportuAitgf fssurn our
thanks 10 onr numerous Trends fofsihe very
liberal patronage bestowed oilaiis kst six
years, and wonld solici,a cont nnancasHf their
fuvors. -.
We wonIl also invite pefss5s; 81 siasssD ry
Goods in Hamburg, who tesI,sailsasg OIL
our large list OF snbscribers;f agite;lSsa atriak
Our stock will consist ofa idIct3srge and
fore kept. We sIlatEalso conii1Ue our
usual assortment ofi Flour
Mating, Bonneu, and lEsadigs CitSdrens
Shoes. ~ 3.
N. B.-Jnst reesRed sfals sassprfheaeo all
numbers Of geJulpe
DEGcEeEe0sg gs7sSssGg0
which'tog elhsEWl 6sirsIisie wil
be sold as l69asstl l.eys scansbes pro- lam
burg or Ansusta;a - g
Hamburg suiss
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1EOyyn ProperfYS for ( s saae.

YNNHE HOUSEMsEU IfFat pre- eseDl2cc
by Nfrs. .SP M Bn,lei iisiiaaigd in abe:
Town Of Edseislds sY,ll be- dffserei Eat Public
Sale. on ihe,ffst Ionday id Jaa9a mex, 5E::
The House is lai sandsE comfortabIe with
An exce!lent KItehens Smoke House, and other.
on. buildings, which can be examined amy;
time pfeeiaus 10 the day of sale ~
The Lot contains 50 acses more OF less -
Terms 81 sale CJieiIit 70 The fJans
uary WE'VE ,l s: 4
sgdscslriBe As
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re THgE PUBLTG.

Whirf ii IS lis ,iSSasfiessio keep ass,rl house
ss5ald bs5sgls and :ssi saaly pfomissto all who
fisoIs he in his
mover to pla ilss niEb ,eomtor
And gaiis found in:
hsoafsiii land .aitsati fiosllef ssiiibe kept
scciis I'd IN ihe IS d i'd Shall Be
Il inn way flat shall gsean,ire sails
llibgTaI patroaage is respectfully solicited.
70 WNI. KETCHAM.
iIapfs alarchls-l0 If I
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sGARD.;

CAR I'D IS: Z. =.
THYHE undersigned having made the neces-
d aryarangcments, is now prepared 10
furnish Cofains Of every description, at the
hor,rst notice, and will give This branch of his
business his personal attention. He has also
now finished. new and elegant HearSe.
which will be in readiness atany time, to. attend
Funerals. His charges will be reasonable and
accommodating. -
A. BUSHNELL !
Edsnfield G.. Fl. July %. tr. 81
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,sS!IE.A Alter ten years constant experience IN
the.yYarehOuse Business, Efsep nv

.SlIAlieft ten years constant experience IN
Ethe.yy Warehouse Business, EfseT nv
self fnlt competent to discharge any business
in 1Iys,si which may be Trusted Is nv care, Re.
and aitssy parallel deprecia-
1;lr Cotton, and
s "a 8 Il cs1ts for the
;ssssoss i y)Eg seithes which
aass ~ y :os slorilg 10
w. #: DELPHI.
- =.
Hamburg, Noyember1 2rn. H.
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DIR. JOEL BkANHAM'S
.LEE'EEe S. ED E'SE7EGE9C
III E D I G. I n E..

Fl N offering this valnnble Medicine 10 the peo
81 pic of s. Carolina lui the relief and ciire OF
many diseases incident to Southern climate,
do not clan, for it inlulbity; neither do
say it will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS 4
IND DYSPEPSIA.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-26

LATER FROM IRELAND -Rr;o Anrah foe c.I;s
bury,) Capt Fowler in ballast arrived below hi q
port on sunday evening from westport. Ireland
nssng sa'ea sne ON inst The A. had easterv winds
when eight days from port since then had sht ~ds
and Gains Bark Helen Maria from Port Rusb i Jus
These vessels bring no later papers, nor anv news h
s to be attributed to their coming from small town on
the westerly and northery ports Of the Irish coast p
mote from the centres Of business population bs
there newspapers printed and where Il IL uroha
bic the mail from England does not arrive more thar
once or twice veek.-Bcsion s7dv., Msy ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-26

MORE Quick PAssAeEs.-The new ship Enter
prise, Captain Funck, arrived last night from
Liverpool, having left that port on the 9Th inst
She brings no new A card published in ano-
ther column, addressed TO the captain, from the
passengers, will give some idea of her excellent
qualities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-26
The News frona MEXICO.


Our readers will find in this days paper some
very interesting intelligence from the seat of
war, which we received yesterday by extraordi-
nary express, twenty four hours in advance Of
the mail. On reading it they will discover three
points worthy OF little attention at the present
time.
These are, first, that affairs at the capital are
worse than they have been yet, and that the
greatest anarchy and confusion prevailed there
second, that Santa Anna is making incredible
exertions to raise himself in the estimation OF
his countrymen, and for that purpose is endea-
voring to organize another army; and, thirdly,
that President. Anaya exhibits too much apathy
in the opinion OF Ell Republican,, sort of Union
newspaper, for the present condition ofthe coun-
try. Other points, such the casting ofcannon
from the bells of the churches, &C.. might be allu-
ded ia, for the purpose of showing the terrible state
of confusion and disorder at present reignIng IN
that distracted country; and TO show also that as
we said on a former occasion, no idea can be
formed on the probable duration OF the war
until Gen. Scott shall have captured the city Of
Mexico, and made his headquarters in the Halls
of the Montezumas.
After he shall have done this, we shall proba-
bly, be able to form an estimate of the time when
the two republics will again share in the bless
ings of peace, and be united together by bond
stronger than that which existed before hostili
ties broke out between them. When the
city of Mexico shall be in our possession or, as
it has been intimated, when the city of Puebla
shall have been occupied by our troops, Mr..
Triste, on the part of our government, will
once more extend to the Mexican government
the olive branch. If it be again refused, other
and more stringent measures must be adopted,
and plans for the ultimate and complete subjuga-
ton of the whole of Mexico, entered into.
The crisis in the existence of Mexico, as an
independent nation, is approaching.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-26
Police Intelligence.

Receiving Stolen Goods-onfcer Miller, of the 18th
ward arrested, yesterday, called Mary Rice
charge Of receiving stolen goods, belonging to Mr.
Bishop Detained for examination by Justice Ketcham
abandoning hsr Intant.-A woman by the name OF
Mary Farrell, arrested yesterday, by officer Cogan
Of the 18th ward charge Of abandoning her infant
by depostng 1t in cellar in the LIST Avenue where
was found by one Of the neighbors Upon being ex
amined by Dr. Mcdonnell, the efficient Police Physician
she said that her husband had been in this country Tor
TIVE years and she had only been here two months ana
that her husband the father child nor ala
he know that she in that situation and for That rea
IL that she abandoned the little sunerer JUS
tice Ketcham committed her for a further nearing
Recovery Of Stolen Properfy.-Omcers Cron lu anu
Baker of the 9th ward, recovered, yesterday from a
old thief two black silk mantas supposed 70 nave peeh
stolen in February last in the Sth or 9th WARDS near
nal street One Is of large size, long In front with plain
plated silk edge or border the other Is smaller sort
of yisite with arm holes suitable for young girl trim,
med with braided gimp for which an owners wanted
Apply to Mr. snow property clerk at the foice Halls
of Justice, Centre street n,,...,, $780,, Al. .
dwelling house No 81 Chambers street occupied by
MIR q Naele Yesterday and carried of from the pre-
mises sbirs chidrens dresses and sundry other ar
tcles OF childrens wearing apparel white man was
seen to leave tho basement with bundle, who eyi.
IDENTIFY the thief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-26

=, AMERICAN INGENUITY AT THE BRITISH Dock
fARps-At the Marquis of Norlhampton's Lite
oiree among the principal exhibitors was our country
man. Mr. " Cochran the inventor of the three cham
bered cannon, who exhibited working model of a saw
miu ana machinery, by means of which timber b.
tne model so simple and so effective, the admiralty
deed the invention to be constructed at the two dock
yMue. Inc Lterdry Gazette and Journal Of Bellies
Lres London gives the above in substance and after
remarks upon the introduction OF mills at the dock
ysses asks-"Can there be higher proof Of worth n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
gecn Dem noreliden SlPcritc.

Dnrd, ods Dampffhiff Sames 9. Dap
lnS nenere Serihte bon 8raios ~ Geu, Srs
leans ein9etrcfen.
= Ods Dampfbect "Gnterpreis" III in eem
Mtc 6'ranoe l5 Weileu BON 9fepnoI1 ueu.
lid, aeiunfen.-8oot uub 9aeuna Elm tctaler
8erIult.
Gin 6err SoltioaD unternabm neuiof, bon
Watamcras aus eiue 2eiIe in bas Snnere,
nm Wdnlthiere fir Die 9fe9ieruna ~ fdufen.
Derlelbe III um ein9e 3a9e Dor Der lIbfabrt
oes befa9ten Sdiffes, pieoer surildQefebrt,
cbne (cinen 3ped erreidt ,u haben, inbem
Die Wcrieaner felbft oas Qdno burd,chcn,
uno ale oieuafdhi9e Maulttiere uno Vfer,
De gewaltfam ne9ncbmen. Serr Srdicay
1T bon eini9en freuuoliden Mericdner anaes
fpieien pcrcen, I'D, pieosr mad, Iatanicras
suriidSube9ebeu, inbem er in @rfabr fei, ent,
fpeeer ermcrbet ooer 9efaneen ecncmmen su
pcrcen, ,-GSen urreas W1dd,t mar III Bic
tcrid uno Die Waufthierc uub pferoe Die bic
Wertfdner sufdmmenbrad,ten tparen fur ei
ne Wadlt beltimmt, Die Gdmpicc brpcr Ian,
&c on9relfen Icute. Dies bat Nerr SollioaY
bon perfhiecencn perfouen crfabrer, uno
man 9Iaubt oas es eem Neiube aclineen
piro,. oiele Stact tptcter eipsunebmen, in,
eem unfcre @orrifon cafelbft iprit ;u It,pad,
1T, nm eieleIbe baIten AT f6nncn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
Spdter bon 9Sero Gru;.

gu Ien'Srleaus Gno ourdb fpdtc 9Infhnf
te Nadridten Don gera @rus einqetrcffen,
Die b's gum 7ten Suli REDEEM Sricfe BON
W'aj, @aIuss ftno baeurd erbalten, weIde
unter Gem 26ifen sunni oatirt fIuc. Cicfcbe
sadoen eas bic gImrrifauifhen @efap9enen
In Der Staot Wericc, 10 an Der 3abl, frei.
9eldhen, uno nud' Gampicc 9sIonct wcrorn
teisn Die Sfft,iere perbeu obsr iiier nod,
IN, Stfan9enftaft 9ebaIten. Nioi @oiucs
ba Jstod, BON @en. Scctt Die 8sriTferuno
erhdIten, edB iobalo er in Die 9fdte Der Staet
Wertce 9esc9en iei er biefslbe bon ben Nfer,
icauer fcroern wilroe Sen. Scctt hat Itd,
beicnoers bercits bemibt Waj Gaines ,u,
ruf 81 erhnIten. feline Semnbun9sn otcr ia,
bsu blsber !nidts frudten wOtien. Wajcr
@oIneS faSt oas I'D, Sen Scctt ficieio pcrs
5erettete nm nad tem @opitcIum sa iteben
-oa6 er balo olle 8orhereitur9en qetrcffen
babe uno cas er cen Warfd, natrfd,einlid,
IN 8 oeer 4 Gage ontreten spllros. Der Brief
1T catirt SUM- 26.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26

ium 9ooe pcrsubsreiteu. Gr erwieSerie, baS
ist bereits 9eid,eben, er peroe ibm cbne "a.
gen ins slu9e fd,auen. Or bat nur nod, um
bic Grlanbnis, uu9sfefTeIt ben Sfu9eln cniee,
9entrcten gu biirfen, pas ibm geWdbrt pnr,
be- Daranf ffedte er ieine @i9arre an, NIB
erfpartrte fsltbIhtis Ole t6btlidlen Suaelu. -
Gin Solbatenpifet erbirlt 8efebI gum eacen,
unb auf bas Commando "Seuer % Giiir,te
er 0hne Qdut Sulammen. Gr mar elm fc66
ner Mann uno ssigte einen Weutb, ooer
ninoeftens cine GcbesoerddDung, Die eines
eclcren 3'pefes, aIs oeS @uerilas naRemcrfs
tpiirbi9 gepcroen pdre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
0Soii ttisSercr 9(ril,cc. .
Son Der 0taot 9sera Gru..

Durd, eaS Dampfbccf Mc8im Inb ipei
tere Selcneeibeiteu BON 8sra @rns 3u 9seus
SrIennS etn9etrcfsu. Diefss Sdiff psrlirs
tene Staet am 3ten SuIi. Die Seridue pon
Der Staot Wcrico 0icn9en biz gum lften Su'
Il, nno fdlcifen nid,ts 8id,tise6 in Fd,.-
Son @en. pillops Warfd, bate mat nici)ts
Wetter gehcrt-9laubte aber, bag fcate CT
ln8liidlid getpefen fein, bic Teui9feit 8era
&rus bdtie errciohen miseu.
9lls ecmmdntcr Siselpw mad, Der Giu'
nabme pcn SobasCo nit 300 Matrcien auf
ietnem Hhdipe9e nad Der Tlone mar, tpur,
De CT BON etfpa 600 Rerieaner angeqriffsn,
worauf cin oeaperates Giefedt eniffano.-
Die W'atrcfen fplen lid, Sebr topfer geseiat,
nno ben Seino nit einem 9srlull BON I2
Wann an, 9et6otcten uno 8erUunbcten ,u,
rIid9efdjia9en baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-26
Grprcbte nno mcrflplirri9e Scilfraft
be6 Spptiim Tctte5.

llnterleihncfer ld6t cine fleiue Grsdhluna
ocrorqshcn, pocurd er auf bic 9lltBtdfeit
oes SpcGumfettes aufmsrfIam rpuree cd,
lebte ais Sarmer in pcrrD @auutD, MiGcus
H. une vie eS 70 oft oen neueu Nbfommliu'
9en In etciem 2aute 9eht, 70 marcn audi tci
mir eie @urcpdiIdlen WuttcrScnt6 ausge'
9anarn. cin Ieincr itarfcn, uuo i'm 9elegne'
ten eanee, I'D, mchreneeE Samte traten ab
nno gu, Snuffen, 8erbrenren, 8crwunoungen
une dnoere llCbel cin, uno gterSte III 5nhlen,
pdr Der Brntri iu franf --Ssbt bate idh ge'
raee cini9e Sialohsn Spe0umfett, audi aus
9cla1enes nnhntrfett, an Ger oano. Wcbl
miiieno, eae rob aus9epreete Dele in meois
;lniid'er Nuiidlt Die beiicn Ino, nahm id,
nieine 3ufnd,t Su biefeu, uno merfnurbiae,
ia aufalIenec, eigruthnmlid, beilence 8rdfte
enteedte i'd, in bie1rm Spr6umfette, u nen.
DC es felt mehreren Sahren an.
1. Sei psrbrannteu @lieeern ee bcniiitt
au9eubIidlid, otle Sd,mersen, trcofEet Die
Nlnsi9feit in 1912 Smneeu ob. beiIt bic
Sranownnor in furier 3rt, obnr Iarbeu Su'
rldiulafieu.
2. llngen6hnlid, miriam tei qehaneuen,
9etcdrnen uno 9cNuct1hten 9Buneen Sier
Gin Setipiel. Sun Winter 1876 hieb lIdl CT,
ner metner guben nit Der SIrt beiuahe eret
3ebeli am Suee ab. Sd, nuId) bic Wunoe
ous iOg fte nit oeftphaiier sufnmmcn,
ltrid, Spchumfett edrnnf, uno burdb 6fteres
qBIeeerbrlen, trcdHete Die SIiifIlgfeit Id)neH
ab. @S cntlfano feline Gleldlmullf, her
Sdmerl tuiloeric iiCb, feline fdtte fdhlug hins
fttlx 1bgIgid, Der gube i'm Sd,nee hprumlcf,
ussglH ipenigcn Wohen, mar Bit Buuee aus
gfbtilt '
3. Sat man i'm gBinfer bic Saut ron ecn
Ssdneen cfGr fcnif ah9eilrGen SpcfTumfctt
eorauf nit riuem edrrd,rn perbuneFn, uno
e6 heilt fd,neG, phpes giierlne, ceer tae
SfdIte hiielnlshki9f
a Seleudjhniteu, alieu srten Sou(ien,
SaiasF sinbnnsen uno ecbcr. aranfbsiten,
LIE !; nit 3uder unc eem Sei5en eiRs5
@feS permifd,t. S
! 5. 3 @eI6ffI orIl Te,t cpptriren fp.qut,
fple bis @sIOfFel pcl @aifcrOl ;enneges ,
,eidlnst bel @alcmel uno Gle Salipation bin,
oerno.
6, 8ei rbsumatihcn anfilIen,. pobagras
&C. nbertrifft es ba6 @ajnputSd.
z. Ssi alien Gefdlmlren, Wunpen it Csc
(hmcr SIinoerno.
g. gisi allrn alrten @c1dmiIilen lineernb,
bcileno bel SiBe fnbIeno.
8. Seim 2IufbIdben bes 9iinbpiebes /; eih
haIb petnt cin9r9sben, beiIt bic araufhet
lo9Ieid, befcrorrt cen sIbSan9 Der Cuff une
@rcremsute.
sd, fcrbere runmcbr ale meoi3inifhcn
SdculIdten, @hemifer, Ccftcren &c. anf pies
le Srriude anSulfeIIen, es d,emifd, iu Serslis'
bern, une ihre @rfabrun9en 6fsniIid, mttju'
tbetten.
SoGte Scmdno fcldss animdIfhss SeI,
mad, msurr sirt Bnterritst, iplinihen, Der fe'
be mid in 6enntnie, uuo id, peres mir Mi'
be aebeu, i'm nihfeu JDerbif ioIdbes angus
iddfeu. 8. s.. @br. q 6iter
9iagemeinrs gI9eutidafts' uno @rfunbi'
DuHse Bureau ; @bssnut Ctr. go. 66, ,rbis
Ihsn Q. nuc 3. StroeC, WiGcuri