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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28


NATURAL REMEDY-Applica-
bic 10 our Constitutions-an competent to
cure every Durable Disease-moy be found
an the
INDIAN E'g7rgativc Pills
or UNIVERSAL MEDICINE Of The
North .Anscrican College Of Health,
This assertion may sartle the reader and appear
to him absurd and ridiculous, yet nevertheless it
is true. hat isdisease' When properly consd-
cred it is only an EFFORT OF NATURE to expel
from the body some offending cause We are so
constituted that there is constant tendency in ma
ture to expel or throw off whatever is injurious to
health Thsis done by urine, stool, sweat, expec-
toration, vomit SC, These the sewers of the
body through which all tho useles and decayed
matter is carried off; and so long as they are kept
open, SO long will the body continue in health.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28

Mar % Scff Planet, Robinson. Poson.
Sch Ganges. Lemont Boston,
March &c, Briggs Lincoln, Smith, Boston ; Jrc-
mont, Sylvester, N. York Leweyn, adams. do.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28

Towy MEETING. We have not room in
this paper for all the proceedings of town
meeting, on Monday The following are
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28

The prominent Objects, VIZ =
Joshua aye - Selectmen and
l %%: P ?. SsS''' o's'sesrs of Poor
;. 6. Bailey assessors.
John Shay, 1'o,on Clerk.
Gushing Allen, Treas. and Coll
Nath'. Groton. Torn Agent.
Amasa Soale, Polite officer.
The meeting stands adjourned to next
Monday, at Q O'Clock ?. NJ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-03-28
GREAT BARGAIN.

~ Subscribers received at this Office.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP,

- For Children Teftting. Prepared by Himself
FE%HlS infihble remedy has preserved hundreds
II when thought past recovery, from convnl-
sons. As soon AZ the Syrup is rubbed on the
gnn,s tho child will recover. This preparation is so
innocent, go eficacious, and so pleasant, that no
child will refuse let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are at the aye Of four months Though
there is no appearance Of teeth, bottle of the
syrup should be used on the gums to open ores.
Parents should never be without the syrup in tho
nursery where there young Children, for il a
child wakes in the night with pam in the guns, the
syrup Immediately gives ease, by opening tie pores
and healing the gums; thereby preventing convul-
sions, Fevars tSc.
gentleman who has made trial Of DR. W Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin Ct teeth
ing chlld) wishes TO state that he found j: entire
ly eiIeeIua in relieving pain in the gums, and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
We cheerfully comply with his request [Sun.
j~We believe it is generally acknowledge by
those who have tried il that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth advertised in another col.
umn is highly useful article for the purposes for
which it is intended highly respectable persons,
at any rate, who have made Of it. do not hesi.
tate 20 gise lis virtues the sanction of their names
CBoston Travellcr.
% Entered according to Act of Congress
The genuine is vcnded by Agents only.
,AaESrs-HxERy HvpE, Bath; J. Thwins, Wool.
rich. :t7s See advertisement on lst page, i,20
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
q % -
w AR Rllap -.

In this town, by Rev Nr Stearns, Mr. Frederick
c. Cruise to Miss Mary Ann Young; Mr. George c..
Brown TO Miss Harriet y. Mcdaniel; Mr. Scott Ber-
ry of New Sharon to Miss Augusta c. Baker
In Bowdonham on Tuesday evening last, by
Rev J. r Gilman, Mr. Robert P. Carr to Miss abb
gail I. " htmore
In Phipsburg on the 8h inst. by 'rallman Lowell
lsq. Mr. tVm L. Sprague 10 Miss Lucreta morse
both of r.
In Boston, Col John McClintocl< of Boothbay, 10
Miss Sarah d. B. Clarke of Poston.
In Union, by J. II. Beckett Esq. Mr. Caleb How
ard TO Miss Eetsev Luce.
In T'honaston, Mr. John Sweat to Miss Clarissa
Torrcy.
In South Thomaston Mr. Ezra Prior to Miss Prs-
ella G. Bucklin, both of Warren.
In Phpshurg, by y. Ct,nc,, Jr Esq. Jfr Michae!
Fogg. of Georgetown, to Miss Diana Totman, Of
the former plirc
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
ePoK N.
.g'e3gECE---SgUse of .gsGlne.

Z lNCOLN ss,-October Sd, 1889. Taken on
II Executions pursuant TO attachments on inc
original writs, and TO be sold at pubic auction to
the highest bidder, al the Commercial House IN
Bath in said County, kept by H nry h,
Tuesday the nintteeuth day OF November next
at two O'Clock p ~, all the right, title and inter-
est of Naihanel Eames, Junior, in tho real estate
of his father, Nathaniel Eamcs late Of Llsban in
said county, deceased, being the right of redeem
ing tile real estate on which two executions were
levied 10 wit, one in favor Of Samuel Hawey Jun.
against SAID Nathaniel Eames Junior, and the othef
in favor OF Zadock Jones against said Nathaniel
Eames Junior, on the seventh day of February A.
d. 1889 Said real estate situated in said Lisbon,
and more particularly described the levy Of said
on the Records of the Registry of Deeds for the
western district in said county of Lincoln, Vol I5
4w29 JAMES WAKEFIELD, Deputy Sheriff.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

ARRIVALS. CLEARANcEs, &C.,
= at Fall River 9th sch Hudson, Uyman from
Ealh.
Ar at Newport ID, Mary, Thomaston for NYork.
ar at Pristol 3d. sch Friendship. kennebec.
Ar at Warren Both, sch Caledonia, Bangor
Ar nj Boston lst, De ia, Moore, augusta; Cur
lew. Ncfrath, Bangor. 9th, Comet, Skolfed
falh; Brunswick, Woodward, irunswck. 9Th
brig Fmerald, crosby (of Wiscasse, Philadelphia
sch arkansas, Lane, Vir ahaven
1t .'ic,ou 9Th uIt. big Antarcs of Jtaldoboro'
FOR Philadelphia. Ar 18Th, Empire, Merryman,
foston.
Ar at m7tanzas 25th ut. brig ceryantes I'm Bath
discharging.
ship caravan, Nichols at Sidney goth ult. in dis
tress, ha, ing been on her beam ends I3th
. Al Vcasco 18th ut sch Jpn Bryant, Cor NYork
next day. '..
Ar at N York 5th, schs Mary & Effort, Thomas
ton. 3d.
Al ut NIIaven I'd, sch Robert Rakes, Thomas
ton.
Ar at Newbnrypor 29lh, sch columbia, Fowler
hennebee
Ar at Philadelphia 2z1h, sch Farmer, Blanchard
tIalIowell.
ar at Pcersburgh 9Th, brig Ellen, Montgomery,
Thomaston.
Ar at Salem 29th, Ann Maria Gardiner.
Il at " mingon 26th, brig Franklin, Langdon,
for Martinique
At Old Point 2eth brig charles, Drnmmond 33
days I'm Rangor for Ballimore-captai sick.
Ar at baltimore 4th, sch James, Drummond
Bangor.
Ar at Savannah S0th. sch North Star, Smith, rath
Ar at Portland 4,h, sch Eagle. Sherman, His
casset for Boston. 7th schs Mill creek, EfslSine
bangor: 1amerIane, Veazie, bangor for boston; Ri
enzi, Eels, do. do.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
DIED.

In this town, on Thursday last, Mrs ANN, wife
Of Rev JrHN DEARING, aged 35 yeals also
next day her child aged about months.
On Friday last, Mrs Lucy, wife of Mr. STEPHEN
JEWELL. aged Al years
On Sunday last, Charles w. son of Mr. Vinal Ba-
ker. aged II months
On Monday last, Mr. Warren Sanford, aged 81
years.
In Boothbay Mr. Henry Warren Bean, aged 81
years, formerly of OIdtown.
In Wa!doboro'. MIR Richard NcGarrett. aged
about SO Mrs Mary Ripley. wife of Mir DAME
Ripley, and da tighter Of AIr George Miller, aged As
IN Bremen on Sunday morning last, MIS- Sarah
rarnard wife Of ny Aionzo Barnard, aged about
20 years. ...y. .. .,....
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
VALUABLE REFORMATION.

sCFs THE LNDIA.N vEGETABLE PILLS
Are certain cure for disease in its variety OF
form, because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels, induce proper discharge by the lungs,
skin and kidneys, and stimulate the blood to purify
hself In other words they open all the natural
drains, and leave M TLRE (THE GRAND PHYS
IcIAN) free to drive disease from the body. The
above outlets, drains, are the common sewers Of
the body, through which all morbid and corrupt hn-
mors Qhe cause of disease) ure carried off: and so
long as they all kept open, and discharge freely
their allotted portions of impuriy, the body will con-
iiuue in health; but when from eating improper
food breathing impure air, Sudden transitions from
heat to cod exhaustion any other cause, the
bowels become costive, the pores Of the skin be-
come closed or the kidneys fail 10 perform their
functions properly, the impurities which shon!d be
drained from the body by these outlets, viii be re-
tanned, and continue to accumulate until the body
becomes literally loaded with dsense
If the channels of orr mighty rivers shonld be-
come blocked up, would not the accumulated Wa
iers find new outlets, or the country become mum
dated, Just 80 with the human body; if the nn,n-
rail drains become clssed, the stasn7u' md corrupt
hunors Will find won't in the various iorm' Of Dis
ease. such NJ fever. small poy meases, rbeuma-
tam. gant, apopeSY g or dea'h will end our SAT-
fefpss Therefore, w1c7 sickness al the stomach,
pains in ths back aud side, quick pulse, barning
skin, or any other unpleasant symptoms. ndicain
that ons or more Of the natural drains are not di'-
charging ffaeY and iha the constitution is about 10
commence struggle for tha rra'o.aiion of heath,
no timr shon!d be lost IN administering .e% brisk
doses of the ndan Purgatlve (lEDIAH IEGGTA-
BILE PtLI.s) J so doing, nj! the fnrc,ions Of lha
bady will be restored to order and tie foul humor9
(he cause of every i',falna'on or pain re suner)
"1 be removed in 80 easy 1nd natora manner.
that the body vii. be restored as if by a charm
Miro than twelve thousand persons can be re!cr-
red 10 who have been cured Of coniplaia,s a7par-
.,v Of the ,noe, ,,,,,.yo,< cbor.ctar ,oloy by The
,,.p,,.- r-r,,,I,,r,n, :, ~,
~" " ~ ~ - - Z - '4' -
the oonNe isi'is ray he @'en NJ "fh 'lnas' anu
under all eircansiances, wjlh perfect sale'y. hey
suit MI C0.MpL.I L.N'7'S and nll agrs and are
,lo L,,,,,., ,,.,,.;,, ,;,,, -. c,oa. .o,.o
}uen'iy they can NEVER iNJoNE even t'e most
deiicatc Like our food, they are dgesiibe; there
fore they enter into tho ci.cultion aud par, an en-
,..,,.o. .;,, ,.:,a Goo
eTGy 70 Inc o'ooo' "h''' '""''S y 10 "'""i'n 'f'e-
dom quite to The eXlremilHs' md consequently tn
keep the pores of the slsin open hey true
and per ect pusidets of the b'ooi; hccansa they
Il A. =. :. ~ \
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

' I'm fond of puff" as the actor said
when he blew the sogar smoke out of his
mouth.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

"I'm rising by degrees" +" as the qucksil-
yer said to the thermometer, as it was get
ting hot. .M.....
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

Matrimony is medicine very proper for
young men to take. 1t decides their fate
kills or cures. .
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
Es2IaIA'.
EA Barrels No Beef for sale by
apt Oct. TO- 1889. - C. CLAPP ia.
STA TIE OF .NaENE.
s. RHaEA'.

- Il Il OT JHJII.N II.
LINCOLN ss.-To William Nj. Reed and
Thomas NJ. Reed, Executors of the last
VIII and Testament Of Rebecca Parsons,
late OF PhFsburg IN said County deceas-
ed. Greeting. Z
WZOU are hereby ordered to notify the heirs at
M law and creditors of said deceased and all per-
sons interested that your second account as Execu-
tors on the Estate of said deceased will be offered
for allowance at n Probate court at TViscasset on
Nonday the second day of December D 1889 at
II O'Clock in the forenoon-when and where they
may be present if tliev cause find also at said
court the Widows claim for an allowance will be
considered.
Notice to beg given by publishinga copy Of this or
der in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath, thirty days
before said court of Probate
Given under my hand this ninth day of October
in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and thirty-nine. NATiiL GROTON,
3w2S Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
DIsAsT RS.

Sch Van, of Bristol, Geo w Morton, master, was
lost the 18th of September, at I,acadie, (near
the Gut of Canso Had on board 500 quintaIs fish.
she was disposed Of for the benefit of the under
writer's. Crew all saved.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

The ladies of England are about erect
ing a monu ment TO Lady Flora Hastings.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
EAGLE FACIORY!!
Cloth Dressing.

FEyHE subscriber respectfully informs The public
a that he is now ready TO Dress Cloth; there
fore those who wish to favor him with their patron.
aga respectfully invited tn cali Mt the build
ing near the Androscoggin Bridge, in Briinswick,
where all orders will be promptly attended TO-
Having engaged experienced and trstv workmcn.
and intending To devote his entire attention 10 bust
ness, he feels assured that nothing will be waning
his part TO insure general satisfaction to all his'
customers, as pains expense will be spared to
accomplish that important object
To accommodate thosr residing rita distance from
his establishment, he has engaged the agency of the
following PERSONS who will receive cloth or other
articles to be coiorod dressed &c and forward Them
" thont expense 10 the owners And the subscriber
holds himself responsible for the safe return Of ALL
articles left with eit!er of the following persona.
viz: Daniel l.arabee, Merchant, Bath.
/ DraN. Weld, Druggist do
| Joseph Eaton, Merchant, fiarpswclI.
! Samuel Thing. lnnholder, Freeport.
Lawrence joyce, Tailor, Richmond. N7f 50
| HIS works are propelled by a never failing water
power, therefore he insure despatch. rs Z
| Clo,hdressed in the best manner-good suljstar +,
iial coors for IL per yard; other qualities IL
proportion. .s-. b. II. MEDER.
| Bunswick july 23 1890. t.'- 3v26
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

"This is the last drop will ever take, y
rs the fellow said when he had the rope
round his neck and glass of grog in his
hand. ...
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
COFFEE 4.
FARM AND SAW MILL,
E'G9. .&'nFP.

ETOR sale the Farm on which | reside in George
ID town, confirming about 100 0acrcs-divded into
wood land, pasurage and tiilaae, well supplied
with wood and wher, on which is a good two story
House and large Barn and other Convenient out
buildings.
ALso-One half Of Saw Mill and privileges
belonging to the same, it being good opportunity
for any person wishing to carry the LAUNDERING
business, and will be sod at great bargain. For
further information apply to the subscriber on the
premises, or 10 S. G. STlssrN & Co., BATH.
DAVID POTTER.
Bath, Oct 10. 1899 3Ma8
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
STaTE OF M.4L.VE.

TT INCOLN SIS. Taken on execution and will
AA be sold at Public .fuciion. at the dwelling
house of Franklin 1on's,n 2opsham, on Saturday
the 26h day Of October next, at 3o'cock, P NJ. all
the right in equity of redemption, which franklin
Jones, ot Topsham has, to redee the following
described Real ESTATE. siz--a certain tact par-
Gel Of land situated in Topshap and bounded Vest
by the AndroscnRgin River, North, by james S.
Hewey, East by Little River Stream, South by Mr..
Powers, containing about one hundred acres. more
or less, with the buildings thereon standing, being
the Homestead Farm now occupied by sad Jones,
said premises being jet 10 Mortgage, to secure
to John Farney the payment Of about nine hundred
dollars. The exact sum due on the Mortgage will
be made known at the sale.
STEPHEN GOULD, Dep. Sniff
September 2}1. ls39. "3w26
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10

TIE HAIR! THE HAIR! THE HAIR!
YHyFi Inhabitants of Boston and vicinity nrc
IA fonished a' the wonderful efficacy of the genr
nine BUFFALO OIL 1t hns recently been dis q
uovered TO be the most etieciua remedy now IL.
ose TO promote The growth and improve the beaniA
ofthe Hair II is fast taking the place Of all c'hcr'
preparations. Price 81 2 cenis. As secun'f :
against counereils pleafe observe the signature -.
the proprietor, WIN, Brown none other Penu,p-
Also, an expensive engraving representing Dur
G,lo Hunt For place ofsale and full dcscrrih"
please observe in another co'umn .t9 .E
Nov. I. 1898. lyr,.M- =
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
FLA iigEE LIS
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVED
Get. ,, sch Oscar, Rrooklngs, Mystic, Con. A.
sch Eliza Warren, Colbnrn, New Haven
sch Planet, Robinson. Boston
Ct. 8. SCH Nancy, Norris. Punishable I24 hrs1
with -four for sale on board.
sch Helen, " ood Boston ......
sch Desiah, ilutchins do
sch Nornng Star, Nicterson, Providence
sch Lucy {. abigail, Baker, do
sch Eliza g Nancy, Kelly, do
sch Relief, Nckerson, do
sch Hunter Briggs, do
SAILED.
0c /, brig France. oniSa, Webb, West Indies
brig Ceylon, 1rou, do
sch Hudson Wyman Fail River
sch Orbit, brown, harleston s C
sch Maine Sodlc, Hoston
sch Margaret Jane Pray, do
Oct. 8, hip Lagrange, Thompson. Now Orleans
brig EeesPont Randall, West indies
brig Carolina. Gray, do
Monday, at Parker's Flats, brig James, Nillay,
for II petre, Quad
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
Hist of Letters.

Remaining an the Post Office at Bath,
Name, Or. !, 1889 az
TO rhcn any Of the follo,eing letters are celted
for, please meation then are advertised.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
WI GLASSES.

OA H1IDs. prime Mariagalante Molasscs. Tor
SD0y sale by BENZ. STlNSON.
Bath Sept 26. 1890 3,y26
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
w A NT Ed.
EsPsMaEissg .gfOfasses

En Hhds early crop Cuba Moasses, light col
sDVD orea and of prime quality. for sale hv
Oct. Q. 1910. q. CLApP Ip
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-10-10
job Printing done a, this Othee,

Haa .vf $50 = & n
q .sTAJ1 20 81 Desc ,h,2a ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18
9tm lceten Trcit19e ppr o6t Go9en
peripltrtc n1n 5u OtopSotlIe (Sentlls
fp) cine heftt9e Grrerl0ltttcrllll9.

G(it r.-Set Dem GNritter AM
26ltcn port9en Wcnat6 fubr Der SIiB in Die
neuc Sdcucr pon Srbmluc5 Gtllmar, III
peif IounIhip, Scrf5 @auntn unc Seritbrte
cicicltc total. 92it bcm G5ebdube muroe
aud, oefcn StolIrn9 mo feline gauge ciess
jdtrigc aus $50 .Sd,cf gSai;en uno 0fc9Qcn
beftehenrc &rntc, netit pieleu 8auern9crdtbs
ithaitcn ell 3aub rc6 observation-disclosures.
Cine Wjldlfub fam ebenfall6 III ben SLANT
men Inn uno MIR nit 9rceer Milbe rettete
man ca6 Q8cbnbuu6. SHcrr Oillmau oerlpr
70 III reni9cn Minuten Die i1ucr crnprbcucn
@r;eu9nifc etnc6 9an;cn Sabr6 uno Der @ers
luif muB i'm uid,t ircnt9 id,mer;cn.
Sbrcradltct Der ;ablrcidben Sdlteu bicier
2rt uutcrld6t man e6 ocnuctb an ietnen @ez
tiuoen Die 70 bclpdbrt gcfunbenc ldlnecnbc
Slierutbe 0nSubrinQcr, bcnn oud) all pbcncr;
wdbnrr Shcucr fsbltc biciclbe. 9Eir eril1s
ncru ms fctucS ctn5t9cn 6alc6 no ctn Sc
biuoc, al Dem fh Gin richtt9 dnqcbratbtcr
&ljGdbIcttCr tcflup, prm NIig Shaccn 9ez
urrnmcn.-2 2iblcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18

Gin srcecs S6iF miro jeet iii Dem
Nortsricuth [@n9l.] Sdiffaliiierbof
erbaut, 9enannt ole Sueen, lpelbeS
pas Ihbnife uno 9rpBte III Der brittie
fben Seemaht merben fol-. GS bat
etnen elliptil6en SterrL ltno miro 120
&ancnen tra9en-S4pflineer am ulls
tern Set, nlit bpblen S6uB-6Spfp
am 8onpnetlref-4Ss unb 32pfltnntg
Der auf Dem pbern Scf. Sctne Satl
miro 3,1OO Spnnen icin. 9a6 S6tf
1T 22O TuB lang 60 SUI brett uno q
SUE smilbcn Den Scrbefen. Ste 9lu6s
9aben sur 9Mttpn bctra9cn I'M blcie5
Shif ousSurlliten Gtntarienp Dflnlc
Sterlin9 Ole Soncne coer 100000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18
2ln Slltmacber pper Spbalfs-
fptlnter.

Ter untcr(hriebene btetct gum Gerfauf
an IN Der Staot 9tortbumberlane, Elm beoues
mes uno ipebl oerfertisteS Saditeincrncs
Dams uno 1ctte @ruuc, auf ipeld,er 9leihs
falls errtd,tet 1T, Elm grocer bafltcinerner
Sdlcp nne SrdmsS d,euer, &c. Die @ebdus
DC lteben III cincr ,@e9eno no piele GeIddfs
te 9etrteben peroeu, Ilnb bic Gage lit fdbidlid,
FUR ctnen Nntmad)er unb 1T bereit6 felt elmer
Geihe ocn .cJdbren bon bem unterfhric6enen
III eteIer @tgenIhaft bepcbnt wcreen, no CT
cftmal6 nit swolf bic spansia perIcnen aes
arbeltet bat. 9lud ipilrbe cs iId) fir einen
&ebadsiptnner gut ihiden, iucem fcincr In
lelbigem plabe 1T, nod in Der umlieqcnben
@e9cno. gicrtbumbcrlane Iiegt an tem 3us
IammcnfluB ccs 9tcrb>p. Weits3neiaes 6es
SueqnebannabsSluses. cn erfaeter Stabt
tefncct fld) bic Northumberland Sanf, nit
Der Die Sduflcute eer bcrumlic0enten Stdote
ibre @effdftc thuu. Ter pcnniTlpanilde @as
nal paBtrt burb eria9ter Staot unb bietet
@elc9enhcitcn bar, @jilter in jeeer 9iihtuna
81 pcricncen. Ca Der llnterlhriebene nab
ietuem ge9enmdrti9en QBrbncrte eespaen 1T,
uno feline 9tci9ung bat Suriif at febren, 70
nil er cbi9es @i9entbum 9dns wcblfcil pers
fnufen. Scbn Hbealtp ipeldler Die sluflId,t
nber eas @igeutbum bat, ipiro Sfauflulfiaen
eanclbe Sei9en unc bic Scbiii9ungen befannt
MAIDEN.
Gcbert Oa@ap.
eoIamsia I"""'stSDott &auntp ia. Sept, ls. nq-em
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18

oIs 9lid,tsr oeS wclfl. Tilrifis in @irsiniu,
nit $1,000.
-@Ii 9Rpcrc, 81. g)y 1889 0iepr., uls pa'
fensSnlpeftcr nit $1,000.
Oic totate Summe eieier penTcnen betrd9t
72,000 2balcr.
Don ben pbrn bemerften oerrcn fpuroen
iIeten currb rd6 @cIt bel elmer 9Giceerers
mibluu9 Dor ihrcr 9InlleIlun9 uermcr H.
uno eurr, jHr. GjruheD, cnrd) Ole GjcirB9es
bun9 ietne6 ci9cnen Staatrs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18

Ste Na6rtdtcn rpn Den &crtces
rul9en re6 9clben 8tetcrS IN 9tets
Srleau5 iib nur Sa lcbr beitIn9ct.
9Spm crlten bis Sum 19tcn 9lu9nIf Iup
149 9yerlcnen on rtcler furhtbarelt
Graufbeit 9elforben. Stc Set9t ltb
nun in allen Shetlcn ocr Start lme
ilbt pprnehmlid ibre @clp1lt al Srens
Scu ans, belcuper6 an llnpernr9cnccn
ole in unoeiunpen Gbctlcn Der Start
npbnen ilnp III Oct 0te9cL III threr
0ebcuspeiic nod ni6t Ole 9ehrrt9e
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hie rehmliflc Qjcfahr rrrh1nbeu mar
ruo oa8 m;eiti9e 8eiireben iie pnr
ser 98ctt 81 perber3en, faun nitDt
perfannt percen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18
SemUfrattl6e @e9enmallrer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nortmalt Oooio
Blsiler, Charles Smith, Benjamin Grim,
Cauiel S,elfrid.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-09-18

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