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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06
Surra! Surra! Surra!
SIR Die 9ro6e 9lufre9un9 am
N6iaaDelpbi0 GtObr.

Srilbe 2(ntunft pcn neufN9en Sertfts uno gHintsr,
gEaarsn rbalttn pcn Rsupcrt unp Ybitabtpbia.
Die crauulbe attrattjcn bisrs 9rcBsn itsrpaliacn.
osh StcdS Srcdtnpaaren fam nidbt ibreS Gletbtn
ne0, IN ir9cno CinGr Staet in sinem lmtreiS pcn so
Mciltl.
Gs 1T pcbItaannt. CAP esr pbitaSelpbia Strbr eas
9rSfts Ncrt1ment pcn Waaren oller Srrtsn I'M Sele
bat, pcn orn @atlFtments in pctr tldbcnosn Gtaot
uno cs 1T cine Sade Die tb Ron ft6t prlfett Sag it
cs nbt wto6sn, oa6 Gin anpsres GtattiBsnsnt ibnsn
9lsid) femme in binfidt her grrbes bic fis ibrcn
6unSen oarbtettn. Gtuer uno aae, in Der Sidbs une
Scrne, fno Cir9elaben anjuruen uuo ibre otaugubsn
GdtrsScrrab iu btichtt9cn. sic tperoen finesn oab
man aus iccsn Sbalrr Sbattr fparen fann, 70 man
anruft ON philadelphia Strbr. Sin Sbutcr gu Forsn
I'M @infauf pen Scbr9Gtsrn, 1T manbcn bartibofcns
Stn Niann prn 9rcFem SntereBt lnftr Wicttc 1T /:
,,Stbnstlcr &srtauf-tsnsr Yrrfit llno tieS baupt.
ldblith, I'm ae Baor9sto=66uftr ~ bfpeesn tci unS
orjlrufcn uno man Wiro finbsn, boB mir I'M Stanoc
fno nctb sintse Gunocn mebr ju 6eoirnen, in 3ulae
orrcr bie mir bereits babrn SG9tb unler Gtcbr pcn
Sag Su Sag an9sfdut 1T nit Rtnoen, iino mir cetb
oarouf Gseacbt allen 0uipreebenen quite Bargains 81
9tbtn.
8Smmt toIc, ,usnn itr cub ftSufaasn tcFbsntsn
mclIt init 9tinIneem fronTFfhem Sub 81 sincm 9icd,
iuit S3, fsrti9 fdr sum StbnsirCr.
S5drsainS fir Die 9Goies.
Sran3Sffbs @insbalnS fit 9rress in srrgsr gsr=
Ibitcenbst
l Siift DrCipirrtsl G5inabams, Su Cents.
Gin 9anisr DrSS fir so Gents.
80 Gtidt fintp uno Ftcno mourning WIrus rs
9oiuc, 81 IL Gsnts.
Ga 6 IN ereS.
GOfbmsrts. ciufaybs uro Fsurirts, in srSFsr Scr:
fbitrCnhcit. rrn Is tis 81 Cents.
90 Sttds fhparstr alpata, ccn IL tts IS Gents.
% Sbitst Sud- unS DIertuoss fiji
Gtcats, ocn 25 Ills SO Gents.
5 Stiitt 3sphpr Sud- fiir edSies Glcats, u 81, ,75
ras iuchIftltl ptltbcs il inprrtirt puros
20 Studt pttbidfarbi9s eultrs Gcibr, ptn 25 tit
81 9cnts.
Sud- nnD gafitmeres.
gnptktuss 9rdnss unN rtir9rdnss Sub, rem 81 Sc
lis S4 90.
StbmarSss IT, tlaufhwarSts Sub, ron lbs bs a 90
&ar9atns, Sdraains, in ftparS:m unS Grauncn
SropIr:Sutb, ron 81 bis 2 90.
so Stide Gaiiimrrts, ole StNs unb Sorbtn, Scr
so Gents bis so. .H ..
50 Stdds sattinsts, fbr pettfsiL prn 81 bis so St
S6irting unb S6eeting Mcuslin.
GtsGsn srbattsn am pbitacslpbia stcbr: 100 Al
Sttds astleibtsr Weuslin, an Gents. 8em tCftlr
"A DC. DC. prn bis 10 Gents Stddc, ron 10 bit
IL 9snts 200 Brerpn Sbsetina. ~ 6. Sem &C.
lIn Srcpn Sbcitina NcusIin, nur Gents.
Der Ybtacstpbia Gtrbr titkt alIs SiIfs Sitter 4,
un9pSbnlitb uiesri9sn precn fttr 9aareslo gum Ser
tauf on. SIeaaer uuS SSciSueR.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06
woIIo! molln !!

Sa, ib bin surld9efcmmen um meinen
Sreunoen wiecer CUTE unc wcbIfeiIe
Cabinet SSaaren
Su MAIDEN. SD laoe Gub ate Elm, am G6e
Der Scbn uno Mar9aret StraiIe anjurufen,
oenn bort baIte uno made ib aue Qrten
Gatinstwaaren auf Die neuefe uno belte
Mobe.
"ppIiterarbeit, IomobG neu ais
sum Qufbe6srn BON SCfas, SboufeIitibIen,
ETC., unb MatraSSen pon Srob, Sec9ras
ODER &oebaar, werosn ouf SsfslIuns on
ben biaisfen preiisn psrferti9t. t.-S Sr9eBt
nibt anSurufsn bel
SaIOmOn Slauf, 2t9nt.
Jlop. Is. 1S49. nQ3M.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06
9cnrD s. Srucfenmiller

3eist biermit feinen Sreunben uno Dem ol-
gemeinen publifum an, ooB er icin 9eftbdft
auf cine bepeutsnb aus9eoebnte @rile an
.obi9em Ylaee bstreibt mofeIbft er aueSett
auf t6anb baber uno auf SeifelIun8 aut
bic filrSefe QnSei9e perferti9en miro, BON
ben neuartinffen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06
OF F ICE
MANUTACTORY

Sufammeneeieeter grtract BON Sarfaparil:
la.-DaS Wunoer uno bic Seonuna oeS
9eitaIterS. - Die meilt ausse5ei9nstlte
Msoijin in Der @elt. ..''
Dislsr Grtrott 1T in SuartfafbEn aufoetban, III
9Ral pcblkdSr uno anacnebmtr, uuo miro ociparnt
eaB &C beFer ii, aS ir9tno cine aueert SCriyn oiecr
art-Dielats slrrt cbus 8rehcn, 4urairen, cbne
trant iu MAIDEN cstr Den YotiCuttn u ptrlbn6htn.-
Die ShSnbct in bitftr NRtbi;in it, cog risiclte Die
&rantbet ausrcttct, uuo Den SSrpsr csttitb tSrtt-
@s III cine Der alISrbClttn
6rilbtabrs II. CONNER Mebi;ilet
Die il bstannt rpurre Sis rriuilt utt ur cos Sr=
item uno ltdrtt Die ptrrn cnrtrn brnat outb ;uettitb
neuss, rc s, uno c db c Slut bcrpcr.-
Sine Gtiualt Die ttinc oneCre SQtpi;n bat lIno in
otttr Sabc lcat eie &crfhrpiecnblit ibrtS 0idGcbn
Grfclots. 0ielelbe bat in ben tetcn 5 Sabrcn melr
als 100000 Gurrn in ib,pcrcu 6rantbcitn tspirtt,
pcrcn gum ptn9itcn $4,000 ais Iocfrunoslcs anflc:
0c6tn parCn. Dcltlte bat baS 9ttcu rcn wtniolttnS
5000 8inesr in Den jpti lcetrn Sabrcn 9trCttt uno
10000 SdQe pon @ntfrdftun9en unb Ser:
pen Erdnfbsiten.
Dr. Scpnkno's SarlararilIa ltirtt pcn 9an,tn Scr:
per oaurrbaft. Sci btncotn Die ibrc m,ls0ior Gn=
er9s perlcren babcn, ourtb SNceyn in brcr StloCno
coer auf anoere art bat bitlclte 98unotr 0npirtt-
fam aub unkbltor pureb eieIt Cb6etare
SQCcijtn turirt ptrbcn.-Sa
QuSSebrun9 fann baeurh ecbPilt werScn,
ic aub 8rcntbittis, esbcrtrontbct @rrtdlnoCn, Ga:
torrb. Mibnlo. 8Iupeicn, 9otbtlhpcif, Stbntr;n in
otr Seitt, II. w.-Sautnos pcn Certificate, gcn Gus
rcn Die bsplrtt puroGn ourb etit NaSoi;iu, bat Dr.
Srlunltno in ftlntm Seie. mir tSnntn abCr bier nur
tini9s Dos &aumss pC3rn, frl9su Ogtn-giuisr 0nbs:
&c frl9en lp6tCr. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06
@asssce @tGiss9er's
ALLENTOWN
Gupfers unb Sletbf bfOmteberet,
400 Rupferne 4efIe(

A~~ h"fTSkWS OeSWNR
Don 2 biS 81 @aIlcnen, bic an Ghte unb
S60nbeit nibt Su ibertrsfen finb, uno an
berabseiestsn 9reiien, 70 ME cine 9rcee
QnSnbI
WIs6in9ne 8efel, SSletbnoaren Die
an Der Sabl ntbt ;u tef1rei6eu
fnp, Bumpen flr gtferne, ttJ
febr pCbIfCiI Su perfaufen. .4h
8Ie6erne Odber wereen pie ae.
p6bnItdb gut uno oauerbaft, unb auf bic
furjefe QnSei9e uno an fotben prriBen auf'
9ele9t, eas NiGmano urfa6e bat es Su be.
reuen Der BET ibm anrufet, uno ba creme I'm
babI erfabrene Qrbsitsr unter liner Qufidt
bat, III er i'm Stanoe beute einen @ontraft
anSunebmen uno MCr9en cenfeIben ;u uplI'
Sieben. . ~
SranutpeiufefIel weroen aud BEL ibm
duf turSe 8efeIlun9en uno an annebmbaren
prstBen Uerfrti9t. %
Sltd.Qrbeit, pelhe Su bieiem @efhdft
9eb6rt, tpiro ebenfatS punftlidb uno biai9
uericrgt.
llebcrbaupt aue Qrtsn 9Ged unb &upfer
Qrbsit miro f6ncu uno oauerbaft perferti9t.
0isl Su uerfaufen uno an eiusm fleiHen
prcftt in feline Qbi6t.
llm ilb bon Obis 1uifasenSuibrseueen,
rufe man an, an osn bem alien Stanoplae
auf Der Siofste Der SamiltUn Shage, UNI
wttt t6a9enbuobS @afibaufe, cber on feinet
neusrbduten @obnun9 2 Sbilren 6filih uon
Dem oIten Stancplae, melbeS bas oberffe
orsi,it66i9t GebduSe in oem abssbrannten
Si(frift in.
QItes &upfsr, Msfiina, Slim unb 8Iei
utro UerIan9t, UOfilr Der b6hife MarftpreiB
i'm Qustaufd fur @oarsn pbsr in 8aargeIc
bejabIt piro. Hs Il
@eiBbIeb bat er INNER Ucrrdtbia auf
Sano weI6eS erbetber Bar ober im&leinei
an eano SIe6f3micbe prfaufen rpirb.
Mdrj Is. uo-bp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06

0lNt dpUuUtluHl uptr ISuncls
un9. eiebe unb Die Che, uuo ris 6rontbtSn brr SH:
9tno, esr SRannbtt uno bcs bcbCu ltrrs, cctr ric
elcbt; uno Statttnftttn ncs cbcitbIn esbins, (ern
Gltds uno lln9lidfli9tsittn.)
nSu itin pccr nitbt su irn SaS il sic Srase."
(SRit mcrtpdrbi9m SaGa,, Grlautrrmscn, ~
nes fnS Sin1r spiic6cn 6inlmtl unS Grtc, Spratiu,
sSpren unsre NbIcicpbie MIDI trGumt."-S ebGtfp.
SieieS Snb fOute in ocn Sdnoen auer
Sun9Iiu9e uno Sun9fraucn iein, bic iih in
ben @beifano Su bs9eben 9ebenfsn. Gin iroer
SbuIfnabe, ia iecer Mann uno ieoe Srau.
perbrirarbetceer Ieoig. foute biefes wabrbaft
nueIibe gBerf aufmertfam Ie1en. inoem mir
rs ais wCbI Qeei9net balten CUR 9cnfuna Der
Uufmerffamfet auf einen @e9eulfono, weit
peroerbIber fir S6rper uno SseIe ais ir,
9sno Gin onoere6 CATER.
Sun9e uno mitteIaIte prrfonrn, wcIhe
an epspeptifben ooer ausSrbrencen Spmp.
tcmen bon Idn9errm Seflcbcu eioen f6unen
BEL elmer aufmerffomcn Sur6Ibt eieIes
Wuneerbaren Sutes bic urIatben folder
SpmptOme erfabren.
E1 Wer 25 Gents in eiucm Sriefc fen.
bet, erbdIt Gin @rempIar oicies 8uheS ourd
bic pofi Su9ef6idt; Ooer 5 @rcmpIare fur
einen SbaIcr.
S@ 4Qe Sriefe werten pcllfrei crwartet,
aus9enOmmen ioIbe Die 3abIun9sn entbal.
ten, aobrefilrt
Or. SSn. 9Jouuo,
Io2 Sprufe SttaFc, jptltbu ptr 4ttn une 5ttn
YbIIabapbio.
Mai 24. nq6N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-06

SarroubeS, SmnibuIes,
HGfees, TGueD @Gaeu,
NpcfamauS, Suggies,
GarrpailS, YDrfSSd8eu,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
4 RICH YOUNG MAN.

4.u pehold, witiiou,
bleeding hear, this lovely y66es. s. II
In SIM What could have appeared is ~
promising than this selicitous concern abont
eternal life, in young man rich In the nos.
Sessions, and high in the boners, Of the pres
ent world To see him. running with such
inc down with such humility beseslan er kneei7
lbs upon him BY so honorable title AMI call eau
fessitg So sincere d desire Of instree,Piat'O z
could nat but lead us to conclude, surelyfSssV'
man was Anot far from the kingdom of God Il
nor do wewonder that Jesus, beholding him,
loved him Who would not have looked on
such an object with complacency2 Who
would not have expected that this pleasant
plant sho6d have brought forth grapes2- -
But behold it brought forth wild grapes l-----
So have we cen, in the compass, perhaps, Of
our small observation and expeTiiesce, many
"A small blosDm fall witheripg TO the ground
So have ths hopes Of ministers and parents
aud other fligious friends been disappcint-
ed, with fespect to many young persons
adorned 9th variety Of amiable quali6ea-
tons. ye4cking one thing, and parting with
Christ Ven put TO the trial, after all the re-
gard tbs have shown TO his name, and all
the pleting expectations they have given Of
. willingness TO serve him. O, my young
eadeiwhoever thou art, / earnestly pray
that bulmayest not be added 10 that mum
berpk D0tldrlHge k st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
WHAT HAslHE BEENi

What is that To VI It Is of no consc-
ounce if be has bed one of the most wicked
ard abandoned Of mem IL Is not 50 now.
AVe care not what evil 4 ifan h.s done BRO
fviding he has heartily lrepented All now
strives to live an upright, consistent flli,
Instead Of looking back dozen or twenty
years to know what-a person Is, you should
enquire, What is henowf2 WHAT'S His pres
emf character2 Ifyou find that his refor-
nation is altogether sincere, and that lie Ia
ments his past errqrs, take him cordially by
the hand aud hid nina cd spaadi in Lis noble
pursuit We areln0 trlendS 70 thcse who
wonld rake up past, sins and, vices to con
denim one who is resolved to be upright and
yirtuous May q person is driven back to
MI a.l-gof vice, who might have BECOME an
ysnament to society but for the disposition
too common among mon, to ra Ike IN and dra q
To the light, long forgotten ipianities Wee
glFays admired the reply Of an admirable
daughter to her father, who was asked 70.
FRI sRgnecang young man of her ac4uaintance-
"Do you know whereEhe comes from fn-
9No," replied the girl-4I 40 MI anow
where he comes from, but / know where he
y going, and wish I'd 60 .with him !" That
~ right If we see person on the right
exerting good infuence-if is su1H-
Gent, without inquirilg what has been his
character heretofore If be has reformed,
what mat more can we desire and what benefit
Y. Viii 1t be to us to uncover and expose to the
uUtAAds Of which lie is heartily ashamed
ashes r. DostoHe "a '' II -------4ad IN dnst ami
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
THE FARMER
TO RREYENr rlsI, Il AVAGEs on THE
1uT-lsoRN FL

Most gardeners have experiencgaIa great
deal Of vexation from the destruction 4 their
plants BY the ent,worm. The eabfageplant
appears to be ih special favor withsdhess de-
structiyes They are much moro nhunaaDt
/ think in soutbern gardens SthanIaa t tho,
north, and IN many gardens, thefFlant Geis
voted to tabbages has to.be often alHostfenr
tirely replanted. There is a simnleahd difs
Gent preventive, Which requires Shly g BE-
known To be universally pTaetisedl when nc
5Cessary --ts---44. l3iF li.s.
On the site Of your intended row BIZ plants
dig a, narrow trench three or Sflsir inches
deep, ana in the bottom Of this ttenc b sst
YOUR plants as usual, md the, euttMorm will
not 90 into the trench, to inlure ME plants
The Experiment wss hIlyNtestea the past
summer by the wfter, and Iroyed perfeatly
satisfactory. Y hen the plants haJg heeaiine
q iltlle st must be GRADUALLY gathered aHcus
them aIltilthe whole Piss o'se ils a,ads
q level The plants will head rita tlss lhou T
of culture sdl the tie Psf atshniss, to
be set III the. Did mode, and fyom bne-fourth
to two tlfiTas Of the plants have heen de-
stroyed. while not one in the trenches has
been injured in the least had but littl@
faith in the plan when first pointed ont 90
me, butrepeated- experiments have satisfied
me that it is an efficient one / don't pre-
tend to give the reason Of the thing, though
| am convinced Of its efficacy --c 4tttcatof,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
VILE DO IL.

w and cret of success IN ali human
sun thkings Anfolded 4 H. t. IS - Ei4 =
al sxpressid II a. tbs sts 49, : she
eilsseu Il. y ny. "a achieved the neblest tri-
" - BIZ ny ~ ~ ctual and physical world.
nlhtikst enterprA tbat ese, rsS;n ss o sns
cefedi 1t was TIL rt;sb asda s s,a,, eon.
strides towards civ ss;on Nh "a I ,.1L 1ap
Chains Of ignoranceS ~ ~ 1880 me
have Sd long fettered + HI sssion I, when
1t was that which has eSt.a. !. 'eiieet,7
individuals from the hti Dlest rsls' y ulsn
II to places ofItrussi ard renoSSSal R nv
stern resolve has not Atsy won distitkSs. llae
for men, but has sealdStb fate Of einpnfiRes
1t was thar immovabla karrpiosh that Cred the
souls IF tie patriots taE stle revolution. ana
resultsd in the independence their country
1T is u slight barrier thatcS efFectually OH
pose Ae onward progress d the will sact
cess hinst ultimately crownks etforts-th,
goalih view must be won-s unalterabls
resplyes must be executed l defiance sft
ridkule and dcrision, Hehdlit resolutlyS
grVples with and oyercumes &cultiesin9
pakntly insurmountsble. Ec name of
ITuUAl0, GueFnaHs utR0 H(IRlcsakt .lQSt OF
othekt will long live in ~ aprhn' VA
proui examples ot5what Il sili can qo q =
! TII.Eworld shall hear Of. ~ was We nut
tered exclamation Of ovs who has become
distinguished as . s1si.sman ana gatgr ~
Ieisna always thofwho nave thsDest ad7
yantagss and thefhost talents, thu eyentu--
aIly s,,eceed in reir undertakings but It is
those Who str;6 with untFring diligence to
ren,,oHa nj oytacles 10 success, al with I'M
coplnersbl Resolution, labor Until the rich
reward oStheir perseverance, il within the
grasp Ihey who thus struggle witt, I'D
Verso ,fcumstances, either for fhe improve
men tl6f their intelgecta Or the accomplish
mo of some long cherished purpose bene-
ftAI to society. are truly deserving Of praise.
fever be discouraged bydifhculties, should
be tbe motto Of ali who aspire to places Of
and honor, evtrreiiYemb ering that
the bestquali6cations fotobtaining eminenee,
is a rightly governed aid determined Will
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
VALUE or HONESTY.

I An Did trader among The indians tal,s .
good story with 4 moral Worth recollsc,;n,,
about his first trials Of trading with H. al
customers. The Indians, VITO eyidentIv
wanted goods, and had both money (which
they called shuns .ah) and fnrs. fiockssi ahops
the stare and examined his Foods Ant A..
some time, bought nothing. Finallv tha;,
chief with largeYbody of his followeps y;s.
tied him and ac9gsted BIN with--~ How 40
Thomas; show he goodsiI take four Yards
calico, three coon skins for eartls@ raw Won
by'niby to morrow, 3 received LIS goods and
left Nextbay lhe retu5ped with his .ghoie
band, his blankets stuaed WIKI coon skins
Auiaricau man, j. 81 now with thisshe
Sss-eSnp Pun The f ss 2 -s-.sst he had
anded iiatds.-ser twelve Then aftera mo-
nialts pause, be YEesedT the trader c,.y
lrenafking as lie did it, that's it-p \" |
handed it back, Z said the trader, "telilng
him be owed md but twelve and would not
cheat him. We continued TO pass it back
anffertb, each one asserting that Il belonged
to the other. Atlast hs appeared to be sat
isiad! gave mea scrutinEzipglook, placed the
skin within the folds Of his blanket, stepped
to The door and gave d yell, and cried with
loud voice ssCome, come and trade with
the pale face, he no cheat Indian bis heart
10 He then turned to me and SAID
wHjtE, take that skin, ! telrInd no trade
y6h ftI1S;sndrive YOU. pF like dog, but now
suhaown, / wassSa anS We your /. B sosl
ed down with cash aeeg II Iurs' a,lu nav NJ
my honesty Y Ae''I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rss--TI.,s
UNION! -

The history of the times contains glowing
commentators ofrailroads and other systems
Of internal IMPROVEMENTS Amongst the
many benefits secured by the construction OF
railroads. the efhetwhich theyproduce on the
manufacturing interests Of the nation, is, by
no means, the most uncomfortable. Want
Of pIoper attention 70 manufactures has sub
ieeted US, as a nation, to evils of no small
magnitude False theorists would lead US to
believe that the Union is rendered durable
byfostering agriculture in one Of its sections
and manufactures in the other. But let
such remember, that, to protect agriculture
requires one policy of Governments, and the
protection df manufhctoriesr equires another
How then can ono Government, acting on 81
single policy, protect both 2 Its impossible.
But these theorists tell as the division of la-
'sor creates between the different sections a
m9a.sal depcndence TDthsm wewould say
1p ., rSlways assiIailate the. natures Of labor
| Without WING estroying this mutual dependence.
/. By tae exere,a ola happy influence or ags g.
culture pneyI 4 ke the productions ot the
pieenfifqt and the Surplus thus
produced rfequifes a mark u, and holds out
inducements to}the mauuiacturer. Thus.
the prom0tion8of agriculture gives origin to
manufactures, and it's fair to infer that It
will constituts their great feeding agent wv
d Am. oy gr VIA mutual dRe
ade pted 70 The growth Of different comnodl-
IA p'of commeree. The cold climate Of the
North i -.fapted to the growth OF WOOL white
Is not climate pf,the Southis adapted tq the
cultivation Of cotton The necessities Of the
South demand the wool Of the North, and
those of the North Che cotton Of the, South
An exchange ef. production is inevitable. ~
The manufacturer of the South mnstrecelye
I from the farmer of the North the wool with
which to conduct his operations, and the
Z Northern manufacturer must receive has sup
plies of cotton from the Southern agricultur-
list, or each ust4con6ne himself to the man
ufacturi1g of productions Of his own climate
SUPPOSE this latter method be introduced
tinuallg existing demand will lead to
H nc ntrpueEsr manufactured article \
/ lows the CONSTRUCTION Of raIIrfsftQrIeA iof
Georgia was destitute of railroads. the a5ar
| gles Of her people were wasted in the cnI.;
alton OF worn outsoils; she was destitute a
ca A Inl n'aFhst and depended, principally
Tor her sustenance, on tho success Of Ier cot-
ton crop and the demand for tins st 3, Ia M,
now when railroads afford facilities for tr.,,s
pertation and the treasures Of tbe Irnnar
ucorsla ind free access to the ocean y. eor.
sa = = being transformed into manufactur.
lng State, and Augusta bids fair to become
I'VE Lowell Of the South ~ Lunch Ti;yr;6I;,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
"a 80 lP'RIcE oNLYL. .aIr,l
I|fMsitfc l.x 1,Dis ~. ]. !,

- 4H undersignkd pi0rms he citizens 81 Jeft5r
son, Clarke aRd De sgrrusindiTg cohnries that
Tr fEstsi IS, eqnpn sa Fhq Sal fERiXG BUSl
pau SOME atlenQar til the study Of Arcbiteeturehe
- n noeIs ahd drafts forany ind
~ Nh " bsllne, feeling confident fhaf
sos H.gaIisn G he nuffuit he can please A
III 49, ,s ~ M efe OF Jhc most tasiiiseus
w aausrta me srectiun Of an kndstf
b,f} us 70 llatof the gSst
faetpfyIo all concerned.
prisons who may 4ave work in his .sne hres--s,
spettlully dtsradfe give him stall this shop ter-
aneIlf occupied BY MI, alb Myers. befofe closing
acontrnets III other sudriers
Lestcgs asldressea Il hEm at Charlestown, letter
son comfy, Al vii be promptly attended III tfoin
snnyt,thrt 0fike ,EonnsFk
:. Feb. i; l$fl--Jy VIM AZ SUDDETH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
no. 81.
now 70 rREYENr srna ol.oI.IssI..

2 y y 80
"a town in Tennessee has entirely escaFIk
the scoprge Of the Eholera the past winter,
net q ease Of il having occurred tbevx. net
withstanding Eseryl other town IN tho yicfSi
y suffered from it severely. This. has been
attributed, aud n9 doubt correctly, II the
free and universal use of aa;sl ,iiiate, frEssa
from the kilns, which was scattered u lRRgal
the Cutters, cellars friviss and ,rssS5s s.
~ aa a PropstIiS .sa ,
well kne--, ahd Niier ,ieHtifully 1sed.t akill
.yuoubt, under Ora ry eireut s1 Al "a
prudence and cleanIip i preserve tffe haaIfh
Of any cities and Slagcs Ia tLasls.--...sll
States.-N II LNygf1f-@ss-.-ss - is.k - &
- Is DtETs5uFlI.- In sthcl
ASEc9eSicE Daniel Webster was rfaspai-i
Der, 4herewas an Adi Sfdual noted fcr has
waggery One day the professor OF iestc, !
who, by the kay, was not the rn9St nleq 4aa :
DISCRIMINATORY his distinctions, endagY
oring to suhstaAtiate @that thing rellqlns
the same Notwithstanding substituslef y Z
some Of its partss
Our wag, who Nd been exercisinS the
Yankee art of whittSg. at length held up
nj lack knife, inquirin & SUPPOSED should
ldse the blade Of my knfs. and ret aIothey
one made and insertin itsAace. would 1t be-
Ike same knife ii was before -
q RI be sure IN replied the prursssor.l
Wal tbon,s the wag continue sup
,tosaI should then lose the handle, aile geet
another, would it be the same knife sill Re-
& of course = the professor again replied.
III! 4 But if somebody should. find the old
blade andithe old handle, and shoaA pvt
thein together, what knife would Chat be q
We never learned the professor 5 reply,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
UNIFIED STATES HOTEL,

vT1J4ls nn69rsIsned yVDuA respectfblls inform the
pa6lic. d5lth has Ieasad iss] Ifxkel Il Harpers-l
FErfr Elale In The occtar ancv al espt g0sgrR Il
sAnElA, knoyn as the IL sltea Sad Hesl and y
npix prepared q aCcoanI1daie pa$engers hY ths
Rail Road 6r tfaveEeEs sin Tie Iksf Comfortable
ulsInier These ifasehing in ne Is win ind ms
.s,sss aresable DAnDrplace srs every fruit
II lSe scasea and luAQt9 thai can be had will "
ssaEypa up b The mgst Aice bsleg
"A . In fisple 0f this AK ~ neik hborfng Coun-
I'll. ~ ,vs,,gd say. thSs Ms Shall always be
~ mar TSceptio a5 ~ ion. Is he AS
S. ~, ;T,is,, maze sesf call abie. His BIZ
rs IA she chdsetst Ikqnot rs Table tie
ss sa@ ~ ;SsE !, his furnish
FfaIsd bis SlalAin4 Fhl1a 4 $500 Is shs
esugain lhy rsst rforknqrf = 7lt5Fs
As sss1. III H.. a|sss 4 il nlsl n
tsentselsss. 4AstAs BATE WAGER
III s - 1901 a lf8l a. II r 81 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-14
STflE Mos tENIENSIN =.
Shirt Establishment

y III tie u,Raa ssaiss i et Ne is9 baast
NOR Strtet, BalIsMore. Nd.
10 ,,sz.bnsEaFs eaplsgtz enaa sesk II loco
- ~ sss-n Al alflSaiErens haad
xsrf.s5 n IfS and t,llers visiting BaltmeFe
VI - i; ,;'6 A cal, HID examine The Aar9efs
-. kf1iRrS that has ever heea olf
III 81, sizes Had qualities fos ~ lsN
nDYS Mhidh "a s.yld and workmanship saa a-
ann. s.r,ass,,d hiore han usual eil1rss haks
~ NJ. rrK,kr he ass6ftment comPleie ana
y ~, II. w BETf0N