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ST n GI. l. GIN S

For a single gin of so or more, with
set OF feeders, bt'ds, &c. at Sc per
saw, $iSO %
For do of GO SAWS, with feeders, Sc at Sc
so per saw, 500 90
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, sc. Sc
rs per saw, 500 90
For do. of 30 saws, with feeders, &c. at 81
SO per saw, $50 90
Extra teeth where desired, for feeders, supplied
10 cents eaeh the number oftecth being about equal
the number of saws. One set of feeders, it is con
sdered however, will wear out tvs three sets of
sows. Extra saws supplied at so cents each.
The Gins ordered, will be delivered to the agents of
planters in any of the port towns of the cotton plan
ting States, at the above prices the agents paying the
trV rht the same from New York. and becoming re-
sIs .,sihlc for the amount OF the Gin. Gin wright
will be sent with the Gins to put them up where de-
sired the charges for whose services will be extra, but
moderate.
Iron running gear also he ordered where desired,
reasonable terms, but will be charged extra. Horse
power ofany description, be furnished on like
terms. Small steam engines can also be ordered ii de-
sired.
1t is desirable, when planters give orders for Gins
tlisv should accompany theta with their views IN regard
to the arlangementot saws, breasts, brushes, &C. 1t
is ft und they differ, opinion Some desire saws OF
larger diameter han others. The common size
is . or 10 inches; |" wish them u inches Some
wish or rOwsC brushes on An axle while others dc
not want more than al most. Some wish SAWS with 3
Org teeth to the inch, while others want 10 or [
w UGH discrepancy, we prefer they should, at
The lIme 0t giving OrtierS furnish statement OF lieii
Wishes aud the manufacturers fulfil them in every
particular. Where it is left to Discretion slra
make them on the most modern and approved plan
Ar order can he executed from the time It is received
in the space of eight rhine weeks, and the Gin in TIL,
ti,nc placed in the hands of the factor. To be i'll un
for the next crop, all orders ought TO be in the hands
th manuacurcrshy the first or middle OF May; eXecp
| Tor plmt,tiOns where they are late IN commencing Il
| pick or gin cotton.
n. b. The Patent Right, for any one of the cetto
growing States, WILDE sold on reasonable terms.
+. ms GnoS
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ALA AID DEEM MAIiOMED'S DYE.
For changing the Hair Eye hrows, or Minister'S
to permanent Brown or Blak, by one application
without staining the skin or the finest linen, Juat
received by BUSH n ALLAN,
l7nov Fancy Store, c. st Charles n Com.
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MILES, COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
TOM TO.
A SUBSTITUTE ron CALoMEL.

,UyHE doctrine promulgated with so much assurance
4 BY many empires of The present day that o7ac me-
dcine will ciIre all diseases, is not, and be
truc and he who asserts it, is either fool im-
Dostor But it is fact demonstrate by experience,
that combinations of medicine may he formed from the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM, that will act so universally
the SYSTEM when taken seasonably and in lucious pro
no,tons s IN cure in nine cases out of ten all diseases
within ,ne r.acl and mower of medicine
From tne well known and established reputation of
Caiouel it has long been employee, by the empire,
and scientific nhy scian as one of the powerful
apents for the removal of disease. BY the former, al
mast every land has been deuged with nos,,ms that
their authors claimed as specifics in every disease incl
dent in the human family The folly of these preten
sions needs no comment for chemical nvesti-
cation has shown that the base of most of the Paaceas
Catholicons. &c which have been trlmpctted before
the cpmnlnity with so much assurance is Caiomel,
mercury in some form. Now, if this potent articlee
even in the hands of The most sku physician. frequent
y exer,s AN influence on the human system unforeseen
am, entirely beyond the control of art; Undermining til
constitution and bringing on premature old age, disease
and death. wha, result should be expected when pre-
scrbed by the Ignorant Could thcr many thousan,
victims sneak a voice from the tomb would dispc
he dusou iI,t now swa, the minds of the
,u;,.
'S ,u;;oc l,,Ioro ,lo sod owls res,lt,uc
iiu.''''e u, a;",' ',t;an J vii l,dy h,u the @
.ro' u;e heseu'a .t ANU s,f, he shsn,rd far
I, il ~, cJ and tho, EepDj,, The uncertainty
.n.,'' "'. :.., '' ,i n,,, gov ,b,hnr il :, III
VI y, rs p''''," ,'o! Lin t and rl
| :, fo,,,,, No ti,n. i,,
Una. IL us use Is ,or 'l f,a nn, i,
, % f roe, ils ttcy know no otl,,
NIL Ia' III oss Io,tj,iJj,yr ramoye ob4trnr
~ 49,, aa, y; G t;o tl Whole p,nfnIar syscn,
.'o I o' ~; ~ ;l;sI, .ss.ry To Il, ibis thry
an" II "e..'s W. n no,sn,c,,s
nJa;h r'u n, ''N'
'rh I, 1o ,os;rcd and soro1t an article that
would o,,,ce ~. wood effects Of his tun. without
~,''" '''','' wv WV - aolt Such a
S,' 1. ~, % h,;ea hos a, ,eno,h hrrn ol,aue
Ut o - ,',.son,rd ,o ,h, nIl;
III me ',n'ie ',N ~ : , =. ,,s , in Wow, the
r nv nv Wv a,,d h,oit Hsn hae nl.pcd with
i; ! ,ao.h f III a,nas .arJ IN the diseases in
u. th'' lc''t' Vi :" ei,e: ~ -; H.,
os' 10 III. ~ ,h I;seas.s Of h Sou and first
m.se' '' ] " ara.r o functional arrangement Of
he l;Y. d,c SL.r a,,enon to those articles wlcl,
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SC.3LE or PRICES-Doutic GINS.
For dodble Gin of so each
cylinder, making Go saws in the stand,
with feeder bands, &c. at Sc per saw, $3.50 90
Fora Double Gin Of 60 cy hinder,
or 100 saws in the stand, feeders &C. a
Sc per saw, or 100 90
For DO of AZ saws on do. or 8 saws ina
stu,d at Sc 25 per saw, or 500 90
For do. OF 20 on do. or 40 saws in
stand, ct So. 50 per saw, or goo 90
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NEW CITY, PENSACOLA.
FENNE subscriber having put hased the lease and fur
L ureo this well known establishment, from MIR
Taylu the late proprietor will he ready to receive Viz
tiers by the lSt II April next.
Numerous and costly improvements will he found in
the arrangements OF the Mansion House. New and
more camluo,!ious bathing houses will he built, and
b tbs will he provided at all hours. stable
viii be attached TO the house, with good accommodate
lions tnr horses and carmGes M 81 rate horses and.
Carriages will also be kept nr hire nj moderate prices;
and sal! and row bouts, with persons TO manage them
the OF viecrs. Billiards aud Other amusements
rsuay found at Watering places, will also he furnished
aud So conducted rs not 10 Interfere with the comfort
aud quiet OF the bcartetS The wines aud liquors will
be OF the best qualify, and to ull supply of
cargo has already reu uTlCicd, which will arrive
about the ist u May.
Mr. Frederick barnard, who formerly kept popular
hotel nj WASHINGTON city, will eondaci his no ell for
the proprrr,n who, with such aid, confidently
the vtsers of Inst year and his friends generally that
they will receive every possible attention; and thereby
expects give enn- raj satisfaction.
The local advantages OF til $ house are too we'll
known 10 need engt ened Description t"re. The
facts tha Pensacola is the orgsst naval station of the
Guvrrnuent the general rendezvous OF the Gull squad
ron: the saluh,y OF lis climate refreshed constantly du
ting Ike summer months by the coolest recess from
,he Guilt the beauty OF the bay and the neighbourng
island and rivers; the abundance and deicaey of the
fish with which the waters abound; and lis proximity
the best Southern markets. give Pensacola the pre-
ference all other places i'll these ATTITUDES, as
healthy aud delightful summer retreat.
First rate boats will run hewee,i Pensacola and Mo-
lille and will nj all times he able take the passengers
nom the New Orleans boats.
N B ARNOLD.
Pensacola, Feb. 18th, 1893.
q : Gentlemen wishing 10 engage for their
itmilies, @lreFs the roprmtof, At Pensacola or
Mr. Sewc / Taylor, the former proprietor at New Or
LEI ne.
References.
T! I Sanford, Esq, Mr. Z Culum, McAlpin, Esq, Lit.
| hilly, in Mobile; S / Taylor, Sea, Esq, in Ne"
| btltuIs.
| L S-A letter bag, to receive communications for
persons at the above hotel placed Geo Whitman's
/ office, 81 ST Charles Exchange.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-12-05

IO.NES' III IF.NT CUTIU.N GIN,
BY the Patenec, No. 5 Magazine street, New Orleans
TO BE MANUFACTURED IN NEW YORK BY
ROBERT HOE l. co.
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4 IME--l5a0 barrels Lime I'm sale by
I PETER LkIBi.AW
oog7 UG Camp st
. .ryPrK Ns'--ol Ibis. in st",e, tor tale by
q lbt1E0iN,
40 Ii NeN evte
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- ~ -

NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS.
This line will consist of the following vessels,
which have been built or purchased expressly fog
tie trade, viz:
Ship seaman, Guyt Nlnfr,
Bark Mary, F" Nlckerson,
Trad Ferry, new i" Stevens,
Solomon Saltus, I" Latham,
Brig Architect, q Gray.
These vessels are of the first class, have hand
some furnished accommodations, and of light
draft of WATER so to admit Of their receiving and
dlschargng their cargoes i'll Baltimore, tile city,
Freight Will he taken for ports the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by the agents,
Mcssrs. CLARKE x KELLOGG, at Baltimore;
expenses goods shipped will be advanced when
required. The price Of passage Is fixed at $50.
ample stores of the st quality will be provided.
Steam Up and down the Mississippi will be taken
on all o. occasions.
For freight or passage, apply 10
GEO. BEDFORD,
mover % Blenvile st.
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ABERNETHy's DYspEprIC ELIXIR.

DR. hbcrnp,hy the greatest of English surgeons was
of opinion tina, nine-enths of the diseases that affect
mankind originate in the stomach. This Elixir was
used by him with the most unprecedented success III
his prvate and public practice for upwards OF forty
years for the removal of The following Diseases:
Loss ofuppetitc, Flatulency Distenon Of the Sonl-
ach Pain in the side, leavincss of the lcad and cli-
nation t, Sleep Irreguny of the Bowels, and in all
cases where Indigestion cosvc habit is found to
exist.
This medicine must not be numbeicd among the host
of mack nostr,ts now before the public, it Is the
sole invention Of the abest and most scientific surgeon
Europc ever produced, and the secret Of preparing ii
vns rnrblsrd by the agent for very large 1t Is
arrcr,ol and pleasant to the taste, acts mild apcr
rn, always kceps the bowels free, mparts vigor and
strength to the system, ind chccrtuIness to the mind,
and n few bot lies rcmuveS the most confirmed cases ui
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and prevcntsa return at any
future period oo
30 Madison. street
Smith consequence of leading scdentary life, |
have been troubled more or less, with Indigestion for
ten years tor the last three years my sniterngs have
been nsupportnb'e have tried several physicians
mud number Of Vuacl medicines without deriving any
benefit. | d,spurcd of ever obtaining any permanent
relief aud resigned Myself To the most opeless despair
I was persuaded bv many friends to Aberncthy'
pyspcpc Elixir. | have now finished the fourth bot
tl and know how express my, nlratlon OF IL
wonderful virtues aud the miracle hos performed ii
restoring me- 10 that health winch l. mght lost for
over Send nc half dozen bottles and cNccf
nv thanks Tor tnn blessings you have eredhy re
storing TO perfect health.
| remain yours,
JACOB MONROE.
lN., agent has in his possession scyo hundred ties
,;non;,lc similar the abDy of the extraordinary
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NEW YORK, 18th August, 1885.

fenIn yours,
JACOB MONROE.
TIA, agent has in his possession hundred tes-
timonias similar to the above, of the extraordinary VIZ
tues of this medicine, Sold by appointment, at Dr.
Johnson's, 10 Bienvillo street. n"v.o
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N B ARNOLD.

Pensacola Feb. 18th i838-
d : Genhemen wishing 10 engage rooms for their
families, etdreFs the ptoFfmtof, al Pensacola,
Mr. Sewcil / Taylor, the former proprietor, at New Or
ls5
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G.yM
iSssEfM1.

nov 13
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IFceHy Prcss.-We, the undersigned, mgree to abide
by the above conditions far they applicable to
weekly papers.
(sirnrh A. b. LAWRENCE,
5&G No subscriptions taken for less than months.
Letters must, in all cases. be post paid
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4 OMBARD e. cos Boston and New Orleans
n 4 Line of Packet Ships,--Th's new line of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and will be found of suitable draft of water:
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
VIII be made to give general salts action, Tho
ln Is cnmnCSnd IaE tho L.. .l..
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-13
BATH ACADEMY.

HNHE Winter Term will commence on Monday
~ Dc "a. when females rs vel as males VIII
be admiticd regular aud systematic course OF
study having been marked out for those Who IRE
obtaining complete education ,thc'tollowing studies
viii be pursued in the coming :rm:
Arithmetic, Geography, Prosody and Practical
G. amman. Parkers Exercises in Composition,
Chsnis,ry. Latin. Greek and Frencl,-wli ex"r-
ciscs in Reading, Elocuiiou, Penmanship, Ofthog-
raphy and sacred Music. Extra in 'trlciIon will
also be given in Book keeping, Nav & tion, S'c
Temporary scholars may he adnt ed as usual
10 pursue any of lie above strides TO such es-
nerally AS pursue the rcenllr lies, as efficient
and complete !. course u il be given, and in as short
a time Us at any other institution in the country;
1t is highly important that all who expect to attend
should be in at the commencement oi the term
S. Il. GOODENOW, Principal. :
n q 1ono !. 3,,. 26
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THE TELEGRAPH.
3 ATH M e
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 10.
Correspondence of the Telegraph

Correspondence OF Ine Telegraph =
WARRINGTON Dec. 4th 1888. r
The third session of the 25th Congress was or
ganized by the choice of Hugh Garland, as Clerk
Of the House, and the usual formpities by the othe,
branch Mr., Garland took his pjce at the desk this
day. He is loco foco, and owes lis election to the
Conservatives, aided by one RENEGADE Wing. After
some unimportant transactions, MIR Adams Presen-
ted string of resolutions, proposing inquiry into
the conduct of Mr.. Stevenson our minister to Eng
land in the affair between him ard Mr. o. Connel.
The inquiries suggested were very distinct, but on
motion of Mr.. Hopkins Of Va, the whole subject
was laid on the table.
The Message was received at about one O'Clock.
But an half hour before, large supply of copies,
were in notion for the cities of the North.
In the Senate, MIR Clay Of Ala. gave notice that
he should tomorrow introduce a bill 10 graduate the
price of public Lands-.N-. Riyes, presented ne
mortal from Com. Ba IRON, relating 10 certain claims
disaowcd by the discussing officers. the message
was then read, and 5000 copies ordered to be prn-
ted G.
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NOTICE.

YEvEE Subscriber takes this method to notify his
III customers and the public generally achere he
is and what he has to sell His Stand is situated on
Gove's Wharf{so called), second door from Ffo6f
Street keeps constantly on hand large supplyas f
Provisions and Groceries,. ALSO. > Broad Cloths.
Casimeres, and other articles Of various descriptions.
SAMUEL BARKER.
Also as above. one first rate Lathe, fitted for tnrf-
ing wood or iron;
hose persons who have borrowed Bags, Baskets
Shovcls, Axes Furkius &c. request dto return
them forthwith. and will erase the cha ge SIP.
Bath Nov rs, 1898 Sw 70,
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NOTICE.
LECTURES ON BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS.
JOS. WM. jerks.

JUS. w IN. ElN IA - "a
q .ately an associate editor Of the Comprehensive
Commentary the Biblc) proposes to deliver three
lectures on =
BIBLICAL. ILLUST RATION -.
| on the evenings of Friuay r,onaay, and friday
| the l4th. 18th and 2lst of lee. in the TOWN
HALL ofBATH. with -, 4, Ns,ss
SO RICH COLORED VIEWS,
on so to 60 square feet Of surface, 49,,
LECT. /. The civilization ofEgy pit, Babylons
Phenecia and the Solmoniac age a. connected with
the Bible. IA authentic views, viz. Pyramids, and
Nile, Karnac Hall, Ruins in Egypt, On or Heliopolis
Edfou Noph, Arara., Dead Sea. Sinai & Top, Sinai
Valley, Sinai Convent, Petra. Bedcuips, Fords Of
the Jordan. ~ 4ss +: s.ssssF
LEC7, II. The Persian Grecian, and Roman
civilizations in their relation to Scripture illustration
Is authentic views, viz Tyre. Tripolis. Sidon. Jor
dan Jacobs well Modin. Acre. Joppa, AskeIon,
Map ofthe Lands, Waters and Towns Of Palestine.
iberias, Ramah shechem, Hebron, San. Saba.
Bethlehem. "a
LECr. III. The Iible, why to be used Ia an
Schools and how. % views, viz. back town, and
Sea Town Of Palestine Samaria Jerusalem, Colo
mons Pools, 3 maps of Palestine, 10 IT.. N. g.
and modern,) GAIA, Cana, Nazareth 'Kshon, Ball
bee, Mt. Ascension, Lebanon, Beyroot, Tabor
Gorgesha Jericho, Fountain Of Elisha, Antioch,
Rhodes, Damascus. I; - ~,
Tickets at C.s jerks H. Hyde's and at The
door, Double ticket to the course 81 90; single
ticket the 75cents single lecture % cents
Sabbath Schools with their teachers, at half price.
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T. KITTREDGE, M. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. i.
wx AvING removed to Bath, from Mailman
HH Massachusetts, and intending to establish him
self in his profession in each ofthose departments,
in Bath, respectfully informs the public that from
seventeen years practice in NewHamPshre and Mas
sachusetts in bis profession he believes he WIN give
some degree of satisfaction OF the sick and nirn.
who NAV wish TO call on him, at his office and
dwelling on Frot Street in the tew brick block
directly South of Mr. Daniel Larabee's store and the
same building owned by Capt Philip Higgins.
Bath Nov 81, 1888. Il "a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-13

The "ELL1oT House." The Bath Fire So
ciety, held their annual meeting ON Thursday
evening last, al the Elliot House, on which oc-
cason they partook ola rich supper prepared by
mine host' of this popular establishment. No
gentleman better understands gratifying The numer.
Gus tastes of the public, than Mr.. ELLIOT, and the
kind and generous attentions of his unrvaled
lady. together with the courteous and attentive de-
rneanor ofhis servants, merh unboundee patronage.
We consider our village highly honored in having
such an establishment, for the accommodation of
The travelling public. who pass this way-whlch OF
all thoroughiares, in this State is the most pleasant
and agreeable to the pleasure seeking traveller, or
to those who have business ut the east west.
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DISSOLUTION.

YuvHE Cnpartnership Heretofore cxistirg between
"A N, subscribers under the firm Of Richardson
s. McCobb, was, this day diss lived by mutual con-
seut. Dco>, 7
ORVII.LE RICHARDSON,
HENRY B. McCOBB
New York, Nov. l9tL, 1928. 2m3o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-13

I he state of affairs in Pennsylvania, are assuming
an awful aspect. | he Legislature has been driven
from the capitol by Van Buren, Mob Gov Kit
nor has issued a proclamation. requiring the aad Of
the militia, &c 80.
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The great length of the Message, obises us to lhy
over much interesting matter, intended for this IA
per- We have no room for comments.
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Cot,avt,aersslip Notice.

FByHE subscribers have this day forneda copart-
8 nershin fur the transaction Of general Com
r ission business under the firm of Richardson &
Co. ORVILLE RICHARDSON,
Wm r. RICHARDSON,
New York. Nov 90, 1898. e.s aa- Pm ''t'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-13

In order to crafty readers with copy of the
Message, we issue our paper, day earlier than
usual.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-13

Cork Oct 27-The brig Antioch, Barnes (. r Bath)
from Newcastle for Boston, put into this harbor
leaky, having bore up from Ion Sc, and experienced
a succession OF heavy gales
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EPNOTICE.-T The aeso temperance Society
,eilI meet at Ne To,cn Hall. on he eyening of the
1871 inst at O'Clock, to attend 70 the business Of
Rev. Mr.. Fuller.
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NJ ARRiED.

In Haowell Mr. JOHN w. C1ARKE of WASH
ington TO Miss. MARTHA ID. LEEMAN.
In Plaitville Wis Territory. MIR. r. G. Wdud
formerly Of N. Y TO Miss Clarissa Vineyard of Hi
nois.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-12-13

ARRIVALS, cLEARNcEs,
Arr at New Orleans. Nov 90 Ships Liverpool,
Davenport. for Liverpool; Glasgow, Little, for
Iuvre.
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10 nAs,xs LIST. ID
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==-----------=-----s-
ARRIVED
Dec Sch Comet, srholield, Bos'o-;
Dec 8; Sch Planet, Robins m, Nantucket az hours
Biz Lexi gton. Perry. Warren;
Rtia Emry. Grnss, Boston.
Arr sth, Ell Margaret, Williams, fos'on.
CLEARED.
Dec g. Ship Hanover, (ncw) d. ummord, N Orleans
shp lla,ina, Duncan. N. Orleans;
SAILED.
Dec Q, Bark Madeline, Stevenson, Of Philadelphia
for Cuba;
Brig Austin, Purlngion, NTatanzas;
Sch Cross, Decker, llavalna;
Sell Envoy. Campbell, Boston;
Sci, 10 N Adams, Pray do
Sch Girard Brock clbiak. do;
Shop Carrier, Soule. Portland; ~
Dec 10, Sch Providence, Edgcomb, Matanzaa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-09-21
> ~ 9teues uno 9lduSenoeS - ~~s
gtobN6msnt in WoBiuon, Gbio.
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tenotbritbten ibrc Ioi,lrcttbcn

-, tsnaebritbtcn ibrc Sabtrettben Srtunnc
lSsN - \ tnD Gin lttrrales putlieam ilterbatpt,
IESEtgassA paB lte cine partncrthaft IN .9aneelsS
ssG sgGzss e ectbaftsn 8etitpct, uuc ieb NIT et''en
8orratb fur jrec Sabresseit raBsnhcr Outer Oer'
(cben battn. Saruntcr ttnp: ~. s-
tebwar3e. ttaac, CRIME, r.outteerfartene, tranne
aeelaiefartne, rabct uac ttablscmitebtc rrrsnsltt
xIher. Gtnfader, srn.tf9trr urD 8c.rilrfcltcr &as
Bimir. Sattinrt jcbrr Qrt. pilrt, Yeteriebam nno
Bartidcr, fur Dterr6dc fbittlid. 2SeiBe, 8rlnc,
rctDe tlno scltc Stanncle. 0runr, tHwarjt 1sfp
traunr 3ie9cnbaar Gamltts. Gantpn Siannelt aller
Sarten, 9ritncr SricS sno Sais. Gn9lltsr u. iran
s6ttbt unp ft8urirte Olerincs 8rilMc, fbarlao anr
ermtcn Olrsens, 9ctlciebtc tlno traune 3e'8e Scr>
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