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EOEg SAH.E.

a CONVENIENT, ard pleasantly located two
. story dwelling house, situated on Washington
stroe: near Gen. Sewnll's Has good and conven-
lent optbudings attached thereto. and excellent
well OF Water. For terms, and further particulars
apply to . EBED LINCOLN -
March %. 1852
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PUBLIC NOIICE.

II 2 UN away from the subscriber, on Saturday tle'
"A o, 10th ofN!arch current, an ndented apnren-
tic at the lin plate workers trade by the name Of
George H. Hatcl-the said apprentice is about 10
years old had two years to serve--he is tall slim
young man, long nose, dark complexion, son Of the
ate Ebenezer Hatch of Richmond who bound him
to me. hereby caution all persons from trusting or
employing said apprentice. as | shall in such case
avail myself of my rights by law. Anypers tina.
will return him TO me shall receive one cent reward
WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, March 18th, 1889. SW5I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

o. NICHOLAS BlDDLE, Esq. has resigned
the Presidency of the U. S. Bank, owing
to his desire for respite from the arduous
duties of that responsible station, Mr.
Dunlap, lately Cashier in the Bark, has
been selected to fill the vacancy.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04
militia of Maine.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Head Quarters,
:.

4
Bath, March 80. 1899.
THE Major General having appointed JACOB
s: sEW.aLL Esq, of Bath, and dj.TRED L.
BERRY Esq, of Georgetown, to be his A1D-DE-
cAMPs, and they having been commissioned with
the rank of Major they will be Obeyed ard respected
accordingly. -.
Major Sewall is appointed Orderly Officer of tina
Division
JOSEPH BERRY, Mgor General
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------
NJ AEHIEB

In this town on Tuesday evening last BY Rev. Nj
Stearns; Mr. Francis Marston; 10 Miss Martha Jane
Coombs.
In this town, Capt. Patrick Lennox of Wiscasset
10 .nrs. L liza Waldron of this town.
In Woolwch, by Seth Hathorn, Esq. Mr. John
Savage of Wiscassett, 10 Miss Abigail Blackburn
of Woolwch. -.
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DIE ID.

In this tow or Thursday last. Rachel daughter
of Mr. Jonathan Small. aged II; A child of Mr. Eli
SIN Higgins, aged weeks
In Boston John Tucker Mansfield Esq. of tho
house of s. G. Ferreira and Mansfield, Of Pcrnam-
buco, and formerly of Salem. aged 40.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

Prediction. Many people are apprehen-
sive that there will be transatlantic ex-
plosion upon the boundary question, the
moment tho news of Governor Fair6eld's
proceedings reach the British capitol
This we think is very likely. John Bull is
a surly fellow, and we think it likely he
will not receive the tidings with any par
ticular show of amiability. But we beg to
assure our friends in and out of Wall street,
that we have reason this morning more
than ever to believe there will be no war.
Nor can Governor Fairfield and his whole
Legislature bring one about. We speak
not at random when we predict that there
will be a MEDIATION. France, If ne
cessary, will prefer her services as media
tor, as England did in the recent difficulty
between the United States and Mounseer.
Mark our words. N. Y. Com. Adv,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

MIDDLEsEx-egain. We stop the press
TO announce that sufficient returns have
been received from Middesex District,
lMass.) to make it nearly certain. that
MIR. Parmenter is elected.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

Drowned. 10 days from West Indies, on
the Sth ult Richard ~ Shaw, aged l0--
of this town, and formerly of Palmyra,
Me. lie was Knocked overheard by the
forcsail
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

We have slips from Mobile and New
Orleans TO the 18th inst.
The British, ship England, 827 tons,
cleared at Mobile on the 10Th with cargo
of 5000 boles Of cotton, which cost $780,
86c: her freight bill was Gl, l65 81 sterling.
Houston (Texas) papers to the 18th inst,
had been received at New Orleans. Two
companies Of volunteers left that city for
the frontiers, in order to restore tranquility
aud induce planters to proceed with couf-
dence in their agricultural labors. Col
Wells lately arrived from Bexar. reported
that the western country continued tranqnil.
The Mexicans were opening new farms
around the city.
There had recently been several sklr-
mishes between the Texans and the Indians,
in one Of which 25 or 80 Of the latter were
killed.
About the 25th ut GO men and few
Japan Indians went on an expedition a.
gainst the Cumanches, and near the mouth
of the San Saba, they fell in with a party OF
400 or 800, whom they routed and put to
flight, killing from 30 to so. About the
Same time, a party of l20 savages came i'll
to the scttlemet above Bastrop, and killed
Mrs. Colemen and her son, boy aged 7
years.
Fifty Frenchmen, banished from Mexico,
arrived at N. Orleans on the 18th and a
treaty ofpeace between Mexico and France
was daily expected by the New Orleans
editors.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

rpThc wings Of Portland, have TIL
unplied handsomely, at their charter cleo
ton on Monday last Mr. Gutter Is re-
elect ed Mayor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

*There are four High Schools in Salem
In addition to the two mentioned, there are
two for Females.
The reader will observe that Northamp-
ton, with population OF only 1000, has in
operation TWO High Schools. We have
about 5000, and not single High School
in town: indeed nothing approaching such
thing. II is certainly time, tina. we were
doing something.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

sEJ. The communication signed "Wool-
wich," was received too late for this paper.
ii will appear next week.
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Es5cK: esp nae Cs.aassbs.

Gi.D Pewter, old Brass and Copper, Lead and
~ Paper Rags and old Iron taken III exchange
for goods and Old debts.
WILLARD WALKER
Bath, April 2dls39. 3w
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YEvHE subscribers wishing toleave town, will sell
Il at Auction, (inless previously disposed.of}.
Saturday, the goth day Of April next. at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon, undivided huff of their
IRON FOUNDRY,
including one half of the land on which said Foun..
Diary stands, and one Aalfof all the fixtures belongs
ing 70 The same; also one firstrae.
- sass STEAM ENGINE
of about six horse power together with all tho
longing 10 tho same; also about 500 bushels New
Yorknnd Albany Moulding Sand.-Said Foundry,
ls'situaied neaf tho Brunswick Cotton Mill, and in
the Immediate. vicinity Of two. orairec Machine
Shops and about so Saw. Mills which are constantly
business will do well to purchase A sci,cdoie Of
every article will BIO made out and exhibited at or
beiire the sao.--Terms libera.sa -
$ 6. s. II. EARLE.
brunswick, March l3. 1899. 3w51 -
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A NATURAL REMEDY-Applicc-
bie TO oar CoaStifuiiOns-an competent to
cnre erery Durable Disease--moyJe found
in The
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TRIAL OF JuDGE WILKINsoN.---The
Louisville Gazette contains the following
paragraphs relative to the trial of Judge
Wilkinson, for murder at the Gait House
in Louisville: The circumstances will pro-
baby be recollected by our readers,
From HARRoDsBuRG.--T Reporter Of
yesterday contains letter from the Editor
which gives notice of the opening oil the
trial of Judge Wilkinson and Mr.. f.. j.
Bullock, was to open the argument and be
followed by Colonel Robertson, Mr.. Har-
din, and Judge Rowan, in the order in
which their names are here recited-the
argument to be closed by the prosecuting
attorney! After this arrangement, and a.
bout IL o'clock, Judge Wilkinson arrived,
accompanied by S. S. Prentss Of Miss,
who was admitted by the court as one ofthe
counsel for the accused A Jury was
empannelled after only four peremptory
challenges. The jury is characterised by
the Editor ofthe Rrporter as "line intelli-
gent men"-justthe sort of men from whom
rigid justice and an impartial verdict may
be expected. Mr. Redding and MIR. Craig
and youth named Weaver were examined.
1t was expected that the argument would
take place on Thursday last and the YER
dict ofthejury be rendered yesterday.
Since the above was in type we have
seen gentleman who lett Harrodsburg on
Thursday. The testimony had been closed
the prosecuting attorney had opened the ar
gument; and Colonel Robinson and Mr..
Pren.iss, at 10 O'Clock on Thursday closed
a speech Of several hours, which our infor-
mants consider the most powerful forensic
effort they ever listened to. Mr.. Hardin
was TO follow Mr.. Prcn,iss; Mr. Rowan
was to come next; and the argument was
to be closed by the prosecuting attorney.
P. S. Since the above was in type, we
learn from the papers chat the trial has
resulted in entire acquittal.
A soldier by the name of Stephen Wood,
Ir. of Hiram, died instantly of an apo
plectic fit at the Barracks on the eastern
side Of the river in this town, on Sunday
last. His funeral took place at the Bar
racks on Monday. After the service, his
comrades about two hundred in numb Der,
in commiseration for his afflicted wife sub
scribed dollar each for her benefit, and
sent his body home for nterment. This is
an honorable trait in the character of the
soldiers. We have heard ofno other death
amongst the three thousand men in SER
vice. which is rather remarkable, Consider
ing.the state of the weather, inducing colds
and lung feavers. Banner.
A statement from Joseph Palmer, keeper
of the Bangor Aims House, shows that,
during the five years past, there have been
admitted $50 persons.
Caused by intesnperance, directly or indi-
rectiy, 3O5
Unknown, 60
Temperate, Is.
The last we're there from pure misfortune.
-' szanzssSszsazz=a1ann
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

Aaron D. Wade, Esq. has been appoint
d Post Master at Woolwich.
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lection of christianity and a relapse into

lection OF christianity and relapse into
barbarism."
Dr. Bartlett, the late, if not the present
Mayor of Lowell, thus writes in answer to
a very recent inquiry as to the practical
operation of the High School, its effect
upon other free schools, and its favor with
the people at large 1.-THE whole operation
(the emphasis is his own) of our High
School is good, and altogether good. 1t
constitutes SO essential part of our entire
system, that we could hardly get along
without it. 1t is favorite element of the
system with all classes Of our population,
and they would almost as soon think Of
giving up the elective franchise, as of part
ing with it, 1t does as much good as any
thing else, more than any thing else, proba-
bly,, to elevate the character of the public
grammar schools. This is the BEST SCHOOL
in the city-indeed, it is the only school
where the higher branches ofeducation are
taught. ON another part of the subject,
DIR. Bartlett tins speaks-"Objection
made TO High School on the ground of
ARrsTocRAcY, would sound oddly enough in
the ears of our people.-We think the
school itself rests on the basis of true de-
mocracy. 1t furnishes, not only to those
In moderate circumstances, but to the really
poor, the means Of first rate education,
and it brings together the children of ali
our people on a footing Of perfect equali-
ty."
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-04-04

A statement from Joseph Palmer, keeper
of the Bangor Aims House, shows that,
during the five years past, there have been
admitted $50 persons.
Caused by inte.nperance. directly or ;nd;-
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GREAT BARGAIN.

. Subscribers received at this office.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
Salw9all9 l2.]
Sebtn q II II Ell,

Dieic 3eitung ,pirb jeben Waithppd, aut
einem 9rpBen SupersRpYal Sr9eu, nit gan,
neucn Sd,rifteL berau69cgebcn.
Der SnblripttcnSs9rei6 1T Elm SbaLer
Ses SdbrS, pDppn Die S.dlfte im SUraus
81 beSablen it.
5fem Subfcribent mtrb fir ireniger als 6
Wecnatc dngcnpnrnicu, uno fetner faun bic
3eitllag allf9cben, bis ale 3iifltdubc barauf
abbeSablt fnb.
Sefanntmddun9cr, rpelfe ett Seref aus
maten, weroen breimal fur cinen Gbaler
ein9erlidt unp fir jcbe fcrncrc @inrilfun
fllnf unp yuauSis Gents. - Gjr6Bcrc mad,
SerbiltniB.
Otejcni9e tpelde bic 3ettlng init Der 9cit
obcr Dem pctretter erbalterL mtfrn iclbit
baflr beSablen.
9lae Srtefc an ben NerauS9eber mhlrn
poitfret eir9eianbt perbcn Ipnlt nerben iJe
ilid)t aufgcnpnmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
&pfp SSpfp.

gSir thb fbpn 0fter5 9efra9t nor
Den, lpa6 btcicr 9tlme, ipcl6cr einer
9eplben pplitticben Dlrthet beioele0t
noroen 1T, etgentltcb beoeute. 9Gir
ertnnern ms mcbrcre Don cttancer
nerl6IeCcne Sert6te 9eleicn Su taten
rcn pcm llriprltn9 bteie5 JtlmGnS II.
oeBen 9lnpenpun9 auf ole pDlitilfe
D1rtheL lpetdc benlelben ieet flibrt, II.
alle tftmmen b1rin llberetn, ba6 CT BON
eIner 9elplBen Dirt Shlpefelb0lsben
her9eleltet miro, Ole lpe9en ibrer bDbit
brennbarcn nno Seriforenben Gi9ens
ltbaft rppbl befannt lino. Gs iif iez
oo6 NIT Den Srunbf1Ben bteler Varz
tibet Dap mir eS b1uptla6lt6 III tbun
haben unO beren Same III bios in 10
fern ppn 9Std)tt9fett ais biele @runDz
l1ee oaoltr6 rtbtt9 beSet6net merOen.
I'm ST 5et9cn mas bie @jrunoIlee Der
Sofofoto Dlrtbet fInp, tbctien ipir folz
9enoe 2lllSSt9e aus etnem 9Serfe n,it
lrel6e6 ppn ctnem 9etriGen 9tleronber
9Jftn9, jun. III Jtclls2)Ort bcr1u39c9ez
ben iroroen if, lpel6er bon 4JreiIpent
95an Suren 5u etnem oer b0hifen
9len1ter an9cifcllt puroe, ba8 nit benz
9fellsOorfcr S9cllbau6 ocrbunren it,
llno Der bon ietner 0artbet aL6 cincr
thrcr Saupt1nflihrer anerf1nnt miro.
9td6oem Der Geier iitb nit Sen @runo.
iaten rleler Dartbcl beflrmt aenla6t
bat ipte iIe in bteiem Nrcbnff or69ez
prllft WerbcL miro ct 9eIfcben nltfen,
o1B oer 9tdmc 2pfpfofD in ieiner
9lnpenoltn9 ouf bteie Nartbei h0dif
auSornf60Oll uno paftno if; oenn
10 lrte oa5 brennbare O}aterial, tre(6eS
ltnter bieiem 9tamen befannt iii, bon
Steben unb OiDrbbrennern oa3u qes
brau6t miro, um in Der ifillen Ofittcrs
na6t6ifltnee unIere QSotnunQen in
,Slammen einjubullen, nm lire Haub,
luIf befrteot9cn 3t fDnnen, chen 70
strefen Die 9runbiate bieler Narthei
carauf BIN, ale bitr9erlihen Ginridt |
tltn9en gu serff6ren, unb ben e[crreis
den Sreibettss9en1pe( ipef6er cnr6 |
oas @nt unb 8lut unierer 8crpdter
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
Ser 8ain5e.4

Sob Ipielt' ais &nabe unbefdu9en,
SIN G5hooB Der llnid,uto unO Jidtur.
Sab Gjrtte5 iCb6ne Sd,opfrtng prangcn,
9lm StcrncnSclt duf 9Salo uno 6lur
Sanft floGcn mciie Sttnbbeit,T aQc-
9tjobt raub ihicu mir ec6 Qctcnstabu !;
"a tpchtc mid, Der Mcn1ttteit 9yIage
Ga6 b6le Gtft Der Sllttern AT.
Sein Naudj ncrl6fthte meinc Slifc,
Der Scnn' uno Stcrnen frcmSIh Qidt
9iun f6nut' i'll, nid,t mcbr 8lumen pflltdeu
9fun iah id, @ro' unb Slmmel niht.
Ccd, cine Sgritiu hCIo unO bieocr,
@rbdrmtc mcincr Stlaacn iid}:
Curtt, hre Site Iernt' td, 1icbcr,
uno Sammcr uno &erSlpcifIung mid.
Ndnf Dir, 5Narmcnic eer Saiten,
On linrerlt jeor9litIc Jiotb
Cu hilft mir burdl ba5 2ebeu lettcn,
0urdb bid fann ih uein magre5 9rOo
W1it nlcitcn grouen Gltern tbetlcn;
0cdh ad, 6jeiau9 uno Narftuipicl,
Drag nid,t an mcine yrocn heten
. Wcnld)eu! icb cntbcbre piel.
8crQcbcn6 fdintitcet fir mid i'm WIaye,
Gid bic Ndtur in burtcr Drattt.
Sd, fanu MIDI feine6 Mor9eu6 fceucn
sN}ir it ba6 2cben enj9 Nad,t.
Sd ieb' ntd,t @Ottc6 Gdnfs2lltdre,
Scb' fcincn qiltepcucn Nrcmo-
Sch' ntht ce8 Wifeib5 id'6nc 3Shre,
Die mir Gin fubIsno Wdbhen meirt.
Gott miro ietn Qid,t mir micbcr ihcntcn;
&jctrct mctn NcrL oerSuQc uiHt
Sa8 ancrc Ioo uuo 9iad,t ildt cenfcu
!0i2in &il1ute boffet Ercit urc Qihf.
Sd tIcic 6initcrui8 miro itmirreu:
Gtnf brid,t ein cw'ger WicrQcn an;
Eaun iperb th ale icbeu uno fnbcn,
Die bier ocm SIinCen pcblgctban.
Ctc ibr int &rcjie I'M mith tchct:
Sbr cute Mcnihcn, Ilnft erpcitbt
Die tbr nit 9tnbrun9 JEST midi lchct,
lluo bnlfretdl cure JHauo mir rcicbt.
Ccrt pcrret thr MIDI ipsper ftrbcn;
Oprt tOnct friue Sld9e mebr:
lsn6 ttctSct lbr nod ocr Gem Slinocn,
So 9cbt icin G0nf idcn Dor cud, her.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
OefentltCDC Q3CuDl(.

Snfpl9e oeS lcBtcn g8tllen5 mo Sejtds
mcHts ecs ceritrrbenen Spbn Sci b y, ehe>
oem pcn QSciiIenbura Iduuidip, Qcdla Souns
~, lcH auf ofrntltIsr ScnOu perfauft ner:
cen, Samlfa9s, ben stem nihiteu SCtober,
!Otlttag5 UNI IL llbr, al Der aemelenen
Wchnung ce6 beId9teu 8eritorbeneu, nad,s
Itcbenoc6 Gi9cntbum, ndmlid:
DO. l. @tne Wantaihc, lic9enb in beIaos
fem SaulldlIp, itcfeno an Ganb orn 0antel
Neltfrtd1, Naniel &etbp mb anperer; euts
baltcnb 50 9Ider unb 9futben; caUcn 1T
chn9cflhr Die JNdlfte Sdu> unc bas llebri0e
SlcIS< uno SdMpammz1dne, netit cincm 0ll
ten SuumsSjdrten, llnD lit hil6u0licb NIT
9Sai1er oeriehcn. 0arauf 1T crrichtet: en
oeppeltee d'ISohnhau6, cine Sdmet;crs
ldlsucr, thcilS Ron Steiu uuc tbeils pcn SOL;
erbaut, ncd) bCtrahe neu; ctn Srenubau6
uno lcntige 9tebenScbGuoc.
DO. ,. Gin Stuf Rano, lieQeito in beIa0s
tenl &almidltp, itcBcno an go. |. uuo an
tdno bon Daniel SNclffriob uno aneerer euts
baItcno 3S 9Icter unb 66 bcitcbcnb
III Sau,z Sd,wamm uno pcrtreffldem
Nclj:Eanoe, neblt Saun9artcn, uno 1T out
nit Q3aiIer osriebcu.
9to. 3. Gin Stitcf 2anb, Lic9rno in tcs
'a9tem Saini,jp, itcBtno an go. |, an
tano Ucu Tan. nclffric) mo 9tnocrcr--cnts
haltcnO 3 9Ifcr uno 20 0futbcn; bappn it
rn9cfdhr | 9Ifer flar mo cas- lbrioe Sopl,s
lnno-thrtI5 &atanicn SproeIiu9 nnp o,is
bcrcs NctS.
9Gcr pcr Der &cucu tas ctioc Gt9entbur
III 9lngcnfhciu nehmcn mill, bclicbc ltd) bel
etnem Der untcricbriebcnen Grccutereu, Die
oabcl ipchneu, III melncn,
Ntc Seotu9un9cn merren befaunt 9ematt
nnc SIufpartun9 9e9cten non
Santel SSclfrtd, ! erec,,tcra
Seniantn 2citn S'''N'0''
oeS pcritrrbcueu Sohu 2cibD.
N. 9. SclItcn e6 Jtdufcr mUnihen, oann
iplro 9io. l. uno go. ,. Safammen perfauft
mcreeR.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04

Samita95, ben 2ten Iopembcr, ndd,tcns,
I'm 10 llhr @crmitta9s, ioll auf Dem @tgeus
tbnm Icltit ofcnttdl oerfauft rperoen:
3lpet 9elpiIie Stri6e gano,
9ele9en in einn Gaunihip, 2ctha @auutD.
SO. 1. Gcrlclbe qrdnSt an 20no ocn Scns
jomtu Sienpnlo, GenrY Sraup, Sobu jtiit'
Ter uro anbere; entbalteuo 81 2lter, mebr
ctcr rpeuiQcr. Oarauf 1T erridtct: Sin
2agzA 8lccthau6, ein uno eiuen balbcn
G:!tEa StcCf bctl; Slcdfheuer, unb ans
tiisi rs oere crforberlid,e 9iebens@jebiuce
''=za<,'-- ard bcTnoct 1d, cine nicfeblPnee
Spring nit Sprtughmt6 nahe am Soduie;
jipct prid,tiac Sbit9irten. llroefihr 6 9lfs
fer bapcn lIno Shpamn1, 8 9tder SNcl,s unb
Der llebcrrcit Qutc6 Sauldno Gin fleiner
IRailcritrcbm fllcBt eurh ba6 Qano, ,pcld'eS
etne ithone @Ielcgenheit barbictet, um cine
Srrnnercl ehr0uf 5n crritbtcn.
9tc. 2. Djcler Strtd, (tGst all 2auo opu
Sac. Sicnipalc, George Sdellbdmmcr, Vbt
lip Rrridlner, QprcrS 9tciB nno 2nocrcr :
cnthaltcno unqcfdhr 81 }ltfer. Darauf it
latzxA erridtet Elm Wchnbaus, Gin NIB
Es,;I9. eincn balbcn Stcf bod, Ilulpers
IriasESsS 9Rlblc, SrcdcusjHau6 uno 9Paoa>
- gin, &C. Die lluIucrsDtuhle wtro
pHllV pIt lCHtHullIIe STttU - IWCaldne Qe>
trIebelL ipcldIe 9SddtrfaQ 9euuq hat, nm trs
9cno Gin Wilhlnerf Su trciben. 9luf cem Qous
Dc befncet iIh cbenfalIs ein pridbttQer &aums
qdrtcn; Siriid,cn nno 2Iftr lit Sdbwam
mo Der llebrrreit 9utc6 Sautanc.
Gbcnfoll5:
:: Bur ndmltd)cn 3cit uno an bemIelbeu Srt
trIl cbcnfdl5 ocrfauft mcrbcu:
Cine 36 Shmbcnsllbr nit Sa1sn, cine 9lr>
iabI pnpcrfiiier cine Suartitat SdymefcL
nnc ancere Neaterialten Sum pulpers8erfers
tigcu, II. {. NJ.
Die Scbtn9un9eu fclicu an @erfauf5td0e
brfannt 9cmadt mc 9ebnbrenoe 2IuhpartuR9
9c9ctcu ipcr0cl, pru
Samucl G0nN : 9lijj3s
Neter Sbnetpcr s MICS Uon
Nctcr Gcntterm q, ct.
2Iu9. %. no-Gm
u. q. Der "Rcabmgcr Gltlcr'' uno ric
"SrniN6 N6bur9cr Stimme be6 @rlf6" tclieben
Sbt9cs bis gum &crfauf aufSuuchmen, ipcs
fur iIe 9on Ncn 2lilI8nic6 bolpi9it tefrieOi9t
mcrocn icucn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
2lu Dos publtCunt.

Spbn 'W. @aprou benadritti9ct biers
init ieiue Stunrcn uuo bas publicur I'M 9lIls
gemctucn, ele or lem pateutred,t fir Orclthz
maihiuen, ncbit Wertlt6tte, an Ole SHrrren
SO iaia IN mStrfpatrt If, in Hducaitcr II.
6 brabi M Stirfp dtrid, in @aitcu,
70 rpie bic ca;u aeh6rt9e pfcrbcfraft, fir seu
Stdat BON pcnniGIUautcn, ocrfauft hat. Oics
ie Malhinen wurber pcu Sorr. z. D. 8uraQ
erftnoeu, pom weltem or ba6 patcnredlt,
nm oteielbe gu m1oten uno 81 Ycrfaufcn, ere
halten bat. @r empfetlt bcmnad, obeu be-
ttamteu SSerreu Dem publicum ali, cdB iIe in
jcorr lHinItt Die WlidtHcu ;u Madden fibi9
finb, uno werocu inter tbrcr 9luflIdlt ba6 Qcb
crbalteu, in iptld,cm 1e friber bel bcm Dub
iifum flanocn. Ganfbar fir erhdltcnc Gjunifs
bcseu9un9cr, bittct cr icine fritbern &uubcu,
fcinen Naffcl9crn ibre Suuoidaft Sutpntcn
Su laiifH.
Spbn so. GaprCn.
IL Sbt9e Wdid,tuen wcrben, in llebcrejls
Atimmung nit Der rti9eu 8cfaumadNm0,
agAalten Werfltittc, 9erape 9cQcullber
9icAs > NRllbIe i'll Sits2lgentaun perfrrti8t
iperoet.
gpbraint Sirfpatrif.
s9Iaeutam, SlmD 26. uq-3N2t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
9lllentanner Sur uno Seioene
SUIT OIanufaftm.
oar llntcrffI,riekfne b.

~[NNT 80 sNNHfNN NFN~TNFf
60 Der llnteridlrtebeue banf6ar fir
IT, | bic lehr liberale &uuoftaft, tpcldle
AA ibm bt6her gu Ibcil 9cmprocn lit,
teoient iIdl otcicr @clcgenbcit, iciue
Sreuuoe une eas publiFum itbcrhaupt ;u
benadrid,ti9en, eaB CT onS Nutmdd,ers@cs
id,dft i'll allen icinen perid,icpcrcn 3we9cu
nod immcr forttret5t, an ielnem alten Stans
be, in Der Soamiltcu SraBe, Der Stabr
9lllentaun, q betnate se9cniiber W ie RS
9lppthefc nllo etni9e Gtilrcn pterhalb Der
OeutIden Hcfcrmirtcu &ird,e-aamc er be-
ttdnoi9 auf $,ano tat, ciu ou69escbute5
gt0prtenlcllt pDn ntOot9eu Surz unO
letbenen SOlltclt.
pcn eincr oCrsn9ltdlen SuelitIt uub BON Ucr>
,d)eeencn Narben, fttioflich fur bic SSahreSeit,
ipeld,e ct 81 icbr tsrabgcieBten Yrctien ocr>
faufen miro. Sein QSadrcula9er 1T du6Qcz
behut, unc CT miro ale SeitctIuu9eu in ieis
mem Sad,e III S'cft,piupi]fcit oerlnr0en.--
@r ocrbitr9t tt) fir bic @utc nno Oaucrhafs
tiQfeit ieiner SHute uuo rerFthert, baB Ie Ycn
fctnen in oteier Staof pter faum I'M Stlat
lbcrtrcfen wcrocu.
Die lttoencn Nutc, wcld,e aft iciucr 9Gas
itufaftur perfauft ipcrcen, bciteheu aus bent
aaerbeiten Sctoeu, iporurter fltb nid,t Der
fleiutc Sbcil SaumipOuc bcFubct, uuo tic
belteu Eurs8coic6 weroeu ba;u ucrbraud't.
-" 2llc Suite Die or uerfauft, it er rpils
lens, penn ee 9iNth bat rptccer aujubic9cln
uno gu pcrbciicrn.
Sdufcutc uuo SInoerc, bic teim Gjrcsen
fdufen, ,percen ss Su ibrcm 8crthcil fucen,
bel ibm anSurlIfru mO flr ild leltit 81 mr.
bel!en.
CSocnk q SSn,3
DTMcbiSe TrilbjabrS unp Scmmers
&appen itno lit 9rUser sluswatl erbalten
iporeeu.
Slaentdun, Olai %. uo-3?R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-04
2anb iu perfaufen
auf Dffentlt6cr gSenGu.

Samlta96, ben 2ten Icpembcr, ndhitens,
I'm 10 llhr &crritta9s, fca auf Dem Gi9ens
tbnm lcltlt offcntltd1 oerfauft peroen: