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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27


rdhme bon Reileneen, 70 pie anesre 9dffs.
bic ibn NIT ihreu 8eiuhsn besbrsR tpcIsE,
aufs Scffe eirscriftct.
Da eas Saus fid In Der Rdhx brr GEE
fd'dfts' pIdben teFuort, 70 mad,t cd rinsH ans
9cnehmsn alufcntbaIt fur Reiisnbs unb Gss
Id,dftseute.
Or tpiro I'D, tpffrrben, feline @dffe NIT bsH
beifen Speifen uub 9strdnfsn Bu bsbienen,
uno nberbaupt nid,tS unfcrlaIeR, mae aas
3ufrteeenbeit oerleIben beitrdef.
3u eem Wirtbsban6 gebSrt cine tpohIeins
9eridtete StalIun9, Gin 9erdumissr Sof unb
70 porii9IiteS WaGsr, ais irssnbpc im
Staate su ftnben it, sIud, fpiro bort immer
etn lor9fdIIi9er une rpilissr StaIlfncdt an,D
treffen fein.
Durd, biaise unb pinftIide Beoienuus
hcft eer unterseit)nete bic llntsriaSuna bee
pnbIifuns Su erIansen.
Saine5 Grerler.
9Ipril 6. nats
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
SaDr9an9 20.
Court qroflamattcl,.

SiHtcrdl Ger sld,tbarc 6. y. Scnc5
prcfeeut'HidJter in ben ocrjhieeenen @our
ten bon Common pleas pom erittcn @erid,ts
Sejrf, beftehcno aus ben Gauntics 8crfs
Tcrthampion unb ecd,a, i'm Staat YennfDl
Ddnicn, in Sraft feines Nmtes prrfIeentrid,
ter prridifoener @curter bon SDcr uno Ger.
miner II. aa9emeiner @cfin9uiss@rlcoi9una
IN beid9tcu @auntes /; unb 9Dcter 8 a 6,
iino s accb Dtain9er @iqrs. @ebnfss
HidIter Der Scurtcn bon Spcr uno 3erminer
uno aa9emcincr @efdn9niB @rleoi9une fir
bic Htd)trtn9 bon 0aupt' nne aiiocrn 8crbres
d,en III erfd9tcm 2rdld @auntp, ibren Scfetl
an mtdb geridltet baben, ipcrin fIe cine @curt
bon ODrr uno Scrminer uuo oicrtcljdhr9er
SiBun9 bon Common plcds anbcraumcn,
ipelfe 9ehalten wereeu loG in Der Staet
aaentaun, fir bas @auntD 2ed,a, auf ben
crifen Monta9 i'm Wonat Wfat
ls47, weld,cs Der 3te GAG oes befa9tcn Wc,
hats it, Ino peldle Wod,en baucru miro.
60 miro htermit Nafrtht 9e9eben
an alle Srieocnsridtcr uno @cnifabel inner'
halb bes be1d9ten @auntic6 bon Qedld, bde
Ne odun uno oaiclbit lIt, in ci1ener Verlen
nit itreu 9lolls, Reccrcs, SnquGtionen uno
Grlminaicneu cin,uftnten habcn, nm ihren
pFid,teu opr crTa9tcr Court ab,uDarten.
Se59lct6en peroen aAlb allie ttejee
niqcn, rpelhe 9caen @efau9enc in Dem Gje'
finsnis oe6 @auntic6 eed,a ais &ld9er cber
2eu9eu aubutreten habcu, bcnad,rid,tiaet,
taB fIe 1ld, 0Ooort uuo oalelbit eiuiuftnoen
katrn, um etcfelbcn su rrcIcaaircn, mic ss
ibnen &edt onnfcu mag.
@,e9eben inter meiner SHauo, il Der StoSt
gGentaun, bieicn 23fen Gag Wirh
I'M Sabr Hniers Ncrrn lS47.
Saoio Stcm, S6crif.
SdIerif5'glmt6itutc2 -, tx
aNentaun Wirs %. "H
9SSI erbalte bic 0fCpublif!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
Sur ge9ett Qusiebrut,9.
9Ipril 13

Or. Wia. Sr. . anon 8 T D's iu.
Sammenseiette Reoicin 9c9eu 4ussehruna,
lan9wierisen Sculten, Sttdbuften, SlutipeD
ell &c.
sufaefcrtert burt, Uiele mstncr Sreunec
unb Stronfcn, oteicS ein,iee III aussehrcnocn
Sraufheitcn nod beIfeuoe Rittsl, ben Jfran'
fen 6frntIid on;ubietsu, 1T CO meins pFibt
nod, 81 bemerfen, bae oieies WitteI felt Sahr'
tau1enern ieiucn 8uf bsndhrt bat, uno jcet
prrfcinsrt ,ubrreitct ale aneern Wiitel nbsr'
flusi9 madt, bann bat CO nod cen 8crthriI,
baB es Iau9e aufbepGhrt tpeoer Oereirbt
nod i'd, ierfebt, icnbern unorrdnbert bIcibt.
@s III ju habcn in Or. Dancpsfp's 2pp,
tbefe uno bel fcincn s9rnten.
sIucntauu, 9lpril 20. rabY
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
Ser NcttS5ore 9tobr
SSn u Il E II ltau II.

Diefes aussccchnte GtabliGcmcnt, betaitt
als Ter Reu'Yort Stobr," it jeet pprbrs
rettct fur BEN Sritbjabrs'Seltiug, unc mar
felt ictner @ntifebun9 nitmdI5 nit foIheu
prdd,ti9en CONNER unb QBinter. @ater ans
9rfillt als 9erabc jest. Der td9Iite unscs
heure 3ulduf bemctet baB an eieiem Stcbr
bic prdd,ti9fien, belten uno wobIfciIifeu gu.
ter 81 hnben Gno, ale on irgenc einem ans
bern Stohr in gllIentaun Orer gani 2eha
&aunty. Tim sinen jcoenbapon su iiber,eu'
gen, brauden mir blos at meloen, eaB mir
beinahe jeoen Mcnat 9gHcttigt Gno neue
Waareu einsule9eu, uno ca mir oieielbe uus
9Iaublif fpoblfeil perfaufen, Cooer fir irs
9cno eini9c Dirt Qancesprooufren oertauitSen,
pcfur INNER Ger h6ditc @drftpreis erlaubt
piro) 70 1T e5 nift su oerWunbrru, oas oies
icIbe fdnelIcn 9lb9an9 fuocn. ISir Iaeen
oas pubIitum Elm bel uns einiutebren, bic
tauicnocrlei Waareu in alusenItetn gu neb'
men, oeGcn WcSfeiIhcit Su erfahren. uno
mir 9cbeu bic 8critdlerun9 oa8 Seeer nah
Sauie fcbreu miro, pcIIfpmmsn befrieei9t
odS Der
9teusY Stcbr
Der rcdlte Srt 1T, mo man Die prdd,tioe uno
tpcblfeile @lter faufen fann.
llbler unp 9Sa9ner.
9Ipril I3. uo3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
SScatc Glitter.
4Jrce, &ern uno 60. Gfe Der O1nil
ton unU QSilltan Stra6eL


Sabcr fccbcu BON 9ieuDorf unb pbl0ocl'
pbid ein 9roecs uuo prddltigsS enforcement
trrdencr Sitter erhalteu. Die I'D, fir Die jeB'
i9e Sabrcsscit pasen.-0ufet aIio an II. be.
fd,auet uuIeru aroBeu uuo iplencioen 8cr'
ratb fuperfsincs franz. Gud,, fnp. Dcciftn
@aiIimcre, Ylaio @niimere, YIaio Gam'
brcou, 9Ireaoian @oattrg, @rcton Coating,
qiucn Drifting, gorf, 6runin &c -GbenfaOs,
Soo Sellcws Sud,sr, iecene Sldg 2uder,
pcn9ee 2itd,er, nno oiele anoere Sitter ~
rmifduolid, bier an;ufilbren n.-9er9eet es oI'
70 uid,t uno rufet bel uns an, inoem Ipir pos
iiiipe fro eas mir eud, befrieoi9cn fSfen, TO-
pobI in Setref ocs preiics ale Gua!itit Der
Waareu. 9Str ftno entidlleiIen quite unb
pcbIfeiIe 9nter ein,ule9en, unb oielelbe wes
Der auf dbnlite Weis ~ oerfaufen ancere
mb9en tbun pie ite tpcllen.
4dbieS! norHt fir einen au9enbIif
bic Reui9fcit III erfreuldl fur @nd !; nclIt
irr nnrufen uno unfern neuen ein9elc9ten
8crratb Wdoren bctrattcn. @r befteht aus
Iuprrf rcidl9citrefte Gro be Ndp Seoeu,
Haris moll. be Gain, paiutco Qapns, Yaio
Srsud, 8insbamS, Wcurnin9 @iu9hams,
SriIliante 9in9hams, Sanction 9n6tre, iup.
Sdihmcre, Wouslin be 0aiu6, &c. GtenIo !:
@f 9rcees glGortiment Iuperfcire Sarro9e
uuo @aId)mere Sharpls, 9apn uno ancere
@rapats, @oroeo Stirts, f9urirte Smts
OtuG, @ambric IDENTIFY, Sic uno aucere
glcpes, Ghcmr(ettes &c, 70 wie ancere @n'
ter fur Gud,,. rpeIte man nidpt anfubreu fan.
Ber9eet uift oaB ibr anruft nno fur eud
fslbit urtbsilet ibr miro Tncen oae iplr ir
ipchlfeil, meun niht Elm wrni8 pcblfcilel
pertaufcu, oIs Gin Onoeres oous in eislsn
Srt.
GDres, Sern lmb 60.
aueutaur, april I3. nqbt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
Neuer S6ubItotr,
IL Ger Gtatt 9IQentalln.


Der llnterieitnets mddt hermit fcineu
Sreunern uuo Dem pHbIfuul i'm AGacmeinen
Die Nuictgc, eaa CT cinen nsuen @dutffchr,
in eem Siie'gReifIidheH Gde eeS Warft
Vicre6s, ac9cuiiber @rim unb 91cninqcr6
Stchr erSfnet hat, alInc er immer sum Bers
tauf auf Sano baIten, une auf SeifslIuus
| perfcrtt9sH rptre:
Seine Stiefel bon 50 so bic 5 25
@rpbc pcn 9 90 biz 8 25
ale Sortrn Wribsfhnbc ron perfdieteneu
preifen ; 8diters calbifiefeI gIippcrs,
8inoerlhuhc BON alIen @r6een uno ibers
haupt ale fcId)e prrfhieDenen Sortsn Stu'
be une Stiefel, bic nur in etnrm rpobt eiuge'
ritteten Sdlnh(fchr su finben Gnb, fpcId1e
olIe er nrfnrncn III. an biGiseu 1rsifsu rut'
Teoer fur 'Sdfb oePr inI &ustauit, fir Qans
oeeproeuete su pcrfaufrn. Da er INNER BON
ben erfahrcnIfen Sdubmad,er @eieaen in
Scif,dftisura bat, bic untsr ieiner eioensn
sluf(Itt itehen, fc ldmstdelt er ttd,, alIc bic
bei itm anrufen mcgen, beibcs tn Sd6nbsit
uno Dauerbafti9teit bcfriebt9en ;u f6nncn.
@r Iaoet ale eahcr Elm, brioncerS Die jungsn
esnten Der Staet 9IOentaun uno llmgegeuo
bel ibm ansnrufcn uno icin portrcfilides slis
fcrtlment Sduhe uno Stief fel mad, Der neues
fen Wcce perfertiSt IN gIusenfhein ;u nsbs
men.
Slidarteit unb neus befrlIte Arbeit, fpirb
anfs pilnftIld,ffe beicr9t rprreen. Siud bcfF.
er, eurd, quite, fdb0nc, cauerhafte slrbett uue
btai9e Yreifen eiuen tiberalen 3heii Der @e.
nc3euheit bed pubIitums Su erhaItsu, fur
,pcIdcs er llh immer tplrbi9 ~ MAIDEN iu'
den tpire.
@ilIian. Ycf.
9pril 13 noSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
OefeutltChe 9Senpu.

Gamltaas ben liten uue Wonto9s ben
24lten Wai an bcoen Ga9en um 10 ubr
@ormittags, loaen am Sauie oeS perifcrbe.
men george SO d, lcbthin ocn Qpnn
3nunfd1jp, Gcdla @auntn fcl9enec srtitel
auf Sfcntlictcr 8encu Ucrfauft perecn
elmer EaSe-a pferpe II. pfcrs
or9cId,irr, 3inooteh, Sd,aafr, Shnsine, 3
gBdScn unb Sabbj pHngs unb @g9en, 8Iees
Gen, SdIittrn, aIc glrtcn Sruht 8 Sefrn
NIT Rchr, Safer uuo Stinner, Elm polftdn'
ri9cS Sd,miec'@rfhirr, nebit piclen anccrn
Sau69rrdtbfd,aftcn.
2ms sweiten 1age-Saomcn auf
bonn Setec, 8ras i'm Shmamm une auf ben
Tsleer fir Scu unb Weirr, ale Die Center
Sriidte im @runo, n. {. 10, 81 umitdnolid
iu mclrcu.-Serrcr foGen eni9e Ssleer nm
Wiutcrfrud,t oariu ausSuIden perIehnt tper'
ben.
Die Seeinsunsrn am gerfaufsto9e unb
sIufpartuu9 pom
Neter God, 9lbm'cr.
g. Warfstsnccr wiro ed nld,t srIaubt
an cbt9en Sa9en berauIhcuecs @etrdnf eas
iclbit gu prrfaufen.
9pril 13. *Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
81 q ll tt 6 t

ntre hermit qceebcu, Sas Der liuterihriebss
nc ole 9emiuitratcr bon Der SinterIaGsus
fhaft Ses peritcrbrnen z imot hp Sob
B c II, IebtbiH bon 0cro' lSheithaa I(p., 9c'
dha Gauntp, erndnnt fporceu 1T. sllle oie'
ieni9cn eaher, ipeld,e nod, reohtmdei9e SCr'
orrunaen an be1aate SinterlaIenfdaft ba'
ben, itub erIudt icIde Wohlbeitdti9t inrer'
halb Bpdsn bel benz llnterffriebenen ein'
,uhduoi9eu llnb oiejenigen Die nod, an eis'
(rlbe fd,uIocn, rperbeu eebeten tre 3udifdn'
be tnnerbaIb bsfaster 3cit audi obSutraseu.
Scbn Campbell, 9lbm'or.
Wdr; 30. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27

69aben:
8ssnblt an Scbn Strasburscr, s35 90
Sobu l8. 6ornbef, auf Srcer5, so
s. Seip, anf Srcers, 90
8. Qucas, 10
y. ShpelD, 91ent, so 90
6. G. Wartin, Drftcrbiq, 10 so
Casper Setter, 9ient, Ia 90
&. G1rt, Sroers, so
1ilehmon So. Wartin, Dcftcrtia, 43 IL
@harlcs s.. Warttn, %
gBiIiam Srep, 3cnt, "a 75
Scmmisiou 90
8lani III Der Sdabtammcr "a II
1922 81
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
Qpru g..
Nn Sauern uno 2aucfctr-
batter.
Sbriifian q. @fobI,

To. 272 Rcrb irpsite etraee, philadelphia.
g. Vtttet ehvrbietieit bic @ufmers,
" | famfsit BON SdnbIer unb aubsrn
anf fetu nussebehntes enforcement
upn rpcblfsiIsu uuo gut SerfsrtistsR
Sutenuno8 s. appen
BON jeber 9Irt, su lenfen, rpeId,e I'D, fur bic
9tsst u~s bad Qs-s rsTss q s;..s G-f~k-
run9 uuo WiGenftaft tteies @efd,dftes,
ieet i'm in een Stanb 70 tpchlfeiIe uno quite
alrttfcI iu pertaufen, aIS Fe ionfWc seeauft
wereen fonnen.
pbilaeeIpbia, NpriI 6, ra3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
ST e ct) % d % q

bon Sobn B. Sornbed, S6asmetz
fer pon Der Stabt 9lllentalIu,
bon aIpriI Ia, ls46 bis 9Ipril 9, ls47.
Gtnna b men,:
Saar supfanscn pcn @ccrsr Stcin,
Icstheri9er SfaBmeiffer, $3.50 Al
Samuel Soru, Borough Gar
in pol, 90
qepp Wccbring, Gar, I845, 40 3S
9Inlcite bon 9bcmds 8uB, 200 90
" 6. 3. 5oaing Borough Gar
fir l947, 4O7 90
36l 90
8ertbrilte WofTrrrcnte, SO 4G
9Inlcihe pcn &. 9. 300 90
eepp 9Bocorinq, Gar in pclI, IS IA
" 6. .. Saine,.f fur Shauauslt. 10 90
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
q q tl t / Cl t

prb hermit 9eaeben, oas Die llntcrjeidlne'
ten al5 siomintTtratorcn rgr StnterIaiien'
fd,aft oes periiorbensn IS eor9e4 ber
Iestbiu bon Sceioelber9 3aunidip, esha Go
anssitsllt uorccn flno.-Nlle eieIenI9en oa'
her, rpslde nod All bCIa9te ointerla6snidaft
fd,uloia iIno, ,peroen hiereurh eriudbt, tn'
nerbalb 8 Wonaten an Die nter,eid,reten
beSableu-uno Solte, Die nod, redltnd'
Gqe 1crberunsen boben, belieben cicfeIbe in'
nerbaIb bsfa9ter Belt aub etniubrin9en.
Sobn 6eber, : 9f>m,cra
Sobn 8eniterma6er, s |'0'' ''''
9iprll Is. *6nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
2lritcn StccDnun9.

2 Il Il q + NJ c Il
9ilans en'pfanSen BON @ccr9e
Stein, IeBtbert9rr SdaBm. SIC 81
Samuel ocru, in ppa, Sd
Qepp IBpoorina, in poG, l32 02
9eCrSe WetbCrbcIc, 43 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
so. 9.
pennfplpauta 6ptel.

Der llntcrieid,nets rr9rsift bicfs BeIeasu.
belt iensH UEenn5sn Enp hem gssbTtsn pubA
lItum bic snsetgs 81 mateH, bas er BAD
SeRnfDaOaRia S5ofel,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27

nm ncrbneffliheH Gdc bsS
Martt' 0icreds, in aGens
tam peihes friihsr DON
Geo. WetterboIb bsrpchnf
mar be,cgen but. - lie
Mtrtbfhaft ifSfitr bic Hufs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-27
Na6rtCDt

wirb bisrburd, ssssben, baB Der unter,eifne'
te aIs Aeminiftratcr upn Der binterlaecufd,aft
ees UeriiorbeneH SUbu 81 81 q, I-s.h;~
prn Sber Wilforb 9aunftip, eeda Co.,
cruannt fpcrben it. sIlle oejenisen baher,
WeId,e nod an befaste SiuterIossnitaft i'm
Rnditanbe Tno, fInb erintt innerhaIb Bct
ten onsurufen unc absubssahIen,-uno auc
cteieri9en, tpelde ncd rehtmdsi9e Scrcer'
un9cn an 9emsloete omterlasenftaft haten,
iIuo gleidfalIs gebetcn oiefelbc inusrhalb be'
laster 3ct tpOblbeitdfist einSubriu9en, al
Wt6ael 3. @berbarb, 9lQentaun.
sIpril 6, nq6rt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-06

1t will not do to say that Mexico gave cause
or commenced the war. 1t is barefaced falsehoods
She was willing to receive a commissioner to set
tie boundary and all other conflicting matters.-
This we refused to do"
We clip the above paragraph from a long
editorial article in the Richmond Southerner,
of the 31st July. The Editor is commenting
upon an article which we publish to-day, from
the New York Sun, from which our readers
will see that the Sun is advocating the pro-
priety of the United States purchasing Cuba,
and paying one hundred millions of dollars
for it; that Spain is ready and willing to sell
Cuba for that sum of money, and that the mo-
ney would be raised in Cuba in very short
time The Editor of the Southerner seems to
be perfectly frantic on the subject, and at once
flies from the purchase of Cuba to the annex
alton of Texas, and boldly asserts that the
war now existing in Mexico grew out of that
measuse. Mexico, he says, never gave US
any offence, and that in annexlng Texas,
and the events and bloody scenes resulting from
if, we committed injustice and crime enough
to blot us from the map OF nations"
We have so often had to take notice OF such
language as we quote above, that we have al
most become disguised with the newspaper
press. That Editor knew, when he penned
his remarks, he was placing before his read
ers charges totally destitute of truth, when he
asserts that &C IRE refused to treat with Mex
ico He knew, full well, thata Commissioners
was sent 10 Mexico for the very express pur-
pose of settling all our difficulties with that
republic, and that that government refused to
receive him. With these facts staring the
Federal Editor in the face, he has the audaci-
y to tell his readers that Mexico " was will
ling to receive a Commissioner to settle boun-
Diary and all other conflicting matters" and
that " this we refused" Such language is too
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-06
ia MARgsI2g IIgIs ia
AA Zz PORT OF WILMINGTON. ~
ARRIVED.


July 30-Brg Tangier, Creary, Boston, TO master
Orig David Duffell, Coliett N. Y 10 G. w. Davis.
Schr Alaric, Prosser, N. Y, to r. w. Brown.
Schr G. w. Davis, Murch, NY, to G. w. Davis.
schr Royal Purple, Price, lockwoods's Folly to G. w
Davis
Schr Lodemie & Eliza Barnes, Philadelphia, 10 c. D.
Ellis
schr Jeroeman, Coffin, n Y. TO C. d. Ellis.
Ship Courier, Lock, --, to G. w. Davis.
Brig Nancy Pratt, Stevenson, \. Y, to DeRossett,
Brown d Co.
Schr Thorn. Wainwright, N. Y, to w. o. JeAreys.
Aug. brig Ella, Haett Cardenas, TO C. w. Davis.
Schr Col. McRae, Mcdonald, Philadelphia, to G. w.
Davis
Brig Houlton, Higgins, Barbados, to master
Aug. 3-Br Brig Sandwich, Whitton, Trinidad, TO G
w. Davis.
CLEARED
July 30-schr PEARL Moore, Jacksonville, by G. w
Davis.
Brig Paint, Clark, Philadelphia, by f. Dickinson.
3l-Schr Royal Purple, Price, Lockswoods Folly. by
G.. w. Davis.
schr Jack Downing, Capps, Onslow, by G. w. Davis
Schr John Pugh, Caps, Jacksonville, by G. w Da.
Wis.
Schr w. Benton, Hopkins, Charleston, by DeRosset,
Brown Co.
Aug 2-schr sagadahock, Heron Wilmington Del by
c. D. Ellis.
3-schr Olive Smith, New York, by E. j. Lutterloh.
Schr Monsoon, silnan, for Wilmington, Del by
G. w. Davis.
schr r. w. Brown, Jones, n Y, by z. W Brown
6-Brig Nancy Pratt Stevenson, New Orleans, by De-
Rosset, Brown & Co.
schr Leesburg, Boon. Philadelphia, by DeRossct
Brown & Co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-08-06
WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug

WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug. 5.
BACON-The stock of Bacon has become
light. Quotations are firm as reported last
week
CORN--Has fallen cents No wholesale
transactions We quote for store rates 70 a
75c. per bushel, in any quantity.
FLOUR--Stock very light, and prices low
er by Soc in the barrel. See quotations.
LUMBER & IIMBER-There is about
six RATS of Mill Timber on the market unsold
Buyers are inclined to hold off on account OF
the freshet, which is expected TO bring down
vast quantity. Not much doing in Lumber
See quotations for prices.
NAVAL STORES-Turpentine is shade
lower. A sale of very small lot was made
this morning at So 35 for Old Dip Sales yes.
terday at 50 40 Tor Old; and So 70 for Virgin
Dip. No TAR in market. A sale Of SptRITs
was effected yesterday at 334c.
No change in other articles worthy of no.
tice Business has been dull during the week
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JUST RECEIVED.

k FURTHER supplies of Pee
rvs Dead Shot vermifnge Swayne's
ka Syrup Wi'd cherry Peters and Mof-
81 fats Pills Cheeseman's Balsam; Pain
Killer Indian Panacea Henry's Maguesia; Ex-
tract Lemon Sup Carb Soda; Cream Tartar
Suiph Quinine; Calomel; Blue Mass; Nor
phine; salacine Piperine I; Olive Oil; Sal So-
da; Pearl and Pc, Ash. and general assortment
OF fresh Drugs and Medicines.
ALSO-s0 kegs Of very superior White Leads
Linseed Oil; Vsndye and Spanish Browns
Chrome Green and Yellow Turkev timber;
Terra de Sishha patent Black; Venetian Red
Whiting; Putty Red and White CHALK Rose |;
Pink; Chinese Vermillion; Sand Paper; Var
nishes; Brushes Window Glass, &c.
ALSO-A fine assortment of rrusses Tooth
Instruments in cases or single Forceps; Gum
I.ancets; Evans Genuine and imitation Thumb
and Spring Lancets; Sea,cn Needles; Syrpges.
| from j to "a ozs Maw's Psient Grema Appara-
,us Cupping Instruments; G. E. and Silver NJ.
& r. Catheters few cases Of superior Pocket
Instruments; Breast Glasses, &c. &c. for sale low
| at the old stand Drug Store. Coentry orders ex-
ecued with dispatch and a, the lowest possible pri'
ces. Prescriptions accurately compounded.
August 6, ls47l WV. SHAW.
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CHILLs AND FEVER Wighfs Indian Vsee-
table Pills are one of the best, If not the very best
medicine in the world. for the cure of Intermittent
Fever, because they excee sill others in!dding the
body of those morbid humors which are the cause,
not only of all kinds of fevers, but Of every maady
incident to man. Four or FIVE of said Indian
Vegetable Pills. taken every night on going to bed
will in short time make perfect cure OF the NEST
obstinate case of chills and fever; at the same
time the digestive organs will be restored to a
healthy tone, and the blood so completely purified
that fever and ague. or disease in any form. will
be absolutely impossible.
Beware of CounteGfeits of all kinds! Some ar.
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble
in outward appearance the original medicine.-
The safest course is, to purchase of the regular
gents only, one or more of whom may be found
in every village and town in the State PRINCIPAL
Office, l69 Race street.
For sale in Wilmington, N C, by George R
French and James w. Johnson, only Agents.
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reasonable for Massachusetts Federalism, but
1t is ten times worse when uttered by a South
ern man. We will dismiss the Southerner by
quoting the last paragraph of his long edito-
rial, in order to shew our readers the manner
in which that Editor would treat Northern men
who profess friendship for the prosperity of
the American Union:
"We look upon the New York Sun, with its
lying neutral allies at the North, the worst foes
we have. Their editors write for their city pur-
lieus for the Iabble and for the marauders of the
country. They are ready to propose and second
schemes, however immoral. devilish and Infamous,
to put pennies in their pockets. For the hollow
hearted friendship which some Of these men pro.
fess for the South, we might well wish to repay
them in return with halter around their necks,
and they dangling between heaven and earth un-
til they were dead, dead, dead. We want none
of their sympathy. From such friends, or rather
scoundrels, deliver US. We again warn the PEG
pie to be their guard against this internal plot
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY
IL Agent for the State of North Carolina, j.
Col. William Jones. Leuisburg, Franklin Co.
N. G.
The General Agent Is fully prepared 10 appoint
sub-A gents wherever there is no branch Of ths
Company; either on personal application or Ivy
mail, post paid. The rapid sale of these ccehra-
ted pills, aud the extraordinary cures they
stantly effecting. render them. 10y far, the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency will conso-
quentIy be very valuable.
The Graefenburg Pills are inconceivabiy supc-
ror to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complaints in general arrangement Of the s,s-
tenn; in ali disorders which result from had stu .
of the blood these pills a sovereign remedy. I,
la the class Of diseases called chronic, the Ora.
fedberg Pills achieve their highest trinmpbs.
Here they defy all competition. catering wilbin
the hidden recesses O! the SYSTEM they quietly but
surely purify the blood root out disease and give
tone end vigor to the body.
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
By these Pills in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof Of
this could be given, but trial Of one 6ox will con-
vince the patient. They can he ordered and sent
by mail. at trifng expense. The price is IS cts.
a box. Where iDo dollars Dmtxs Is ordered and
the money remiited, The Company tviH PAY the
postage on The Pills. Remittance at the Compa-
ny's risk. Wherever there is no Agency of the
Company they can be ordered by mail.
These Pills are taking the place Of all others,
and no sick person sould be without them.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
Bo,oeI Complaints, Constip0fion, Dyspepsia.
Ferer and Ague, Headache, Jaundice, LiUer Gem
pluints, Rheumatism. all Stomach Complaints,
Greer, Sickness, tsc. &c, yield at once TO these
Pills. They purge away offensive hurnours, arrest
he progress ola disease, and at the same time re-
store tone and vigor TO the system. In cases Il
general arrangement Of the health they are sover"
eign.
BY THEIR USE.
The weak will become strong the pale and biz
lious cofnpexion be restored to perfectly fresh
and healthy color all the bad SYMPTOMS will one
by one disappear.
In short. these Pills are an uncomfortable ode
vance upon any other medicine ever before offered
to the pubic. A trial 'ciHssati.fy any one Of
this. os-omls.