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NOTICE.

TNHE Books and Notes belonging to the
Il late firm of DEWEY & BULKLEY, will be
found in the hands of David C.. Buckley, I'M
til the 18th September next. Ifnot settled at
that time, they will pass into other hands for
collection. GEORGE DEWEY.
Litchfeld, Aug. 81, 1880. 10
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having left town, has
Il thought proper tOleave his hooks far adj
justment and collection. with NJ. John w.
Curtiss and Mr.. Seth Catlin. Mr.. Curtiss
will be found Mt all times at my former resi-
dence in Litchfeld.
This arrangement will continue until tho
10th of September. Those who have uns1ts
tied accounts are earnestly desired 10 give
their attention Immediately to il. ass'
n @ AI.ANSON ABBE.
Lifchfeld, August ~. 1889. IL
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r - @SAV - - - HSO&Vp
l06 Main-st. Hartford, Ct,
O0sr for sale, Of their oaon direct importation,
~ CASES of Cast Steel, in round, square.
III and fiat bars, and in sheets of q very
great variety of sizes, and suited to almost
every description of mechanics work sf
600 BUNDLES
English iron wire of superior quality.
Timed iron, brass, copper, cast steel and sill
yer plated wire.
Brass, copper, and iron we've wire.
A great variety of brass water cocks from l-2s
in bore to 2inches, for paper mills, &c.
Silver plated, and brass metal.
Iron hoops. Brazier's rods.
English fine drawn, wrought nails, and Grit
fms best horse nails.
Black hair-cloth chair seating,
Is bales shoe thread and bookbnder's thread.
Broom Irvine, and other tWines and lines, and
Best London Emery. ALSO,
10000 lbs. American iron wire.
500 boxes tin'd plates, common and extra
English and Russia sheet iron.
$4,000 lbs. sheet zinc, various thicknesses.
Sheet copper, copper bolt, and copper locks.
A large stock Of Hobart's t,N aceigM cut
tacks, and light soeight. do.
800 Casks cut nails. 10,0O0lbs. pig lead.
Lead pipe from 3-s inch to inches bore
Sheet lead by the roll.
". so BARRELS COOPER'S
Best American Glue, ofvarious qualities.
Black lead melting pots, and old copper for /.
melting.
Brass kettles kettle ears copper rivets.
A constant supply of Hardware paper, as
agents for the makers. m
Tissue paper, clock board.
Sheet brass, various widths, and thicknesses,
and orders for the same executed at all
times, as agentsat manufacturers prices.
Hartford, August 10, 1880. Gig
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NOVICE.
Ata Court If Prabats aa'dsn 4 Nss-l figfard.

At Court Of Probate holden AT Nesc-l i5fords
August ~, 1880:
ESTATE Of JOHN WYANT, late OF New
Il Milford, deceased. The administrators
represents the estate insolvent. and prays the
appointment of commissioners thereon
weseopo 0 and ina aa,Ss: Rs snms aS
she creditors of said estate. be appointed at
the probate office in New-M iilord. on the I'd
day Of September, 1889. ut 3 o'clock in the
| forenoon and TINT all persons interested in
said estate may be notified thereof the adj
ministrator will cause this order to be pa6-
lished in a newspaper printed in Litchfleld.
and post copy thereof on the signpOst
estthe late residence Of said deceased. Ia said
| New Milford. A true copy Of record
| IL NATHANsEE PEhnxa Judge.
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Select School For Boys.

THE undersigned would inform the pub
Il lie that be intends to open School for
Boys, on Monday, 23d of September next
in this Village, in which he proposes to give
instruction in the Common English branches
and in Latin, Greek, Mathematics, &c. For
further information, please 70 apply at an
early day, to JAMES KlLBORN.
Iitclfeld, Aug. %, 1885. Ii
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More New Books

1kUTB GWUW 0UUKSr
TUST received, among which are, Barns
y Manual for Church Members; Life and
Correspondence of Mr.. Hankes; Christian
Youths Book; Young Lady's Home Web
ster's Manual; Young Mans Guide |; The
Farmers Own Book. 8. GALPlN.
August 20. ID
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country, political or religious which lam.
aIdy py the honest men who IN his beney.
olent %. unwse and disastrous enterprise as il is
now conducted. respect their motives while de-
long see their ultimate end accomplished. b weep
over the deselation which marks their course. Z
Your Society. gentlemen, embraces many whose
names Lvenerate, and not few Of my personal and
highly respected friends, As you requested nv senti
ments, could do no less than give them with plain
ness and sincerity trust, although cannot hope
for your concurrence, that you will do the same ius-
tee TO my motives which Ihaye done 10 yours Il
my views Of the subject are correct the convention
Albany can do no good to the slaves TO the coun-
tFy' unless they advise 10 abandonment of the
Slavery Society. 4 M tRs4
am gentleman with nranf taanacf
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CASH PAID FOR
Wool Sheep Skins. and Shipping T g "
y By CHURCH T. AGAhD'
WolcOuuiIIe, June Is.
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'lo. NOTICE.

TIME Judge of tin. Court of Probate for
the district Of Lichficld, has limited
and allowed six months from the date hereof,
for the creditors Of the estate of REBEccA
HopeEs, late of Torrington, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent, IN which 70
exhibit their claims thereto; and has APP
pointed the undersigned commissioners TO
receive and examine said claims.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet al the late dwelling house OF said de-
ceased, in said Torrington, on the 4th day o.
Septcmber, and the 18th day of February
next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, on each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending Of
the business of said appointment.
NOAH DRAKE, JR.,
DEMAs Coz.
Dated at Torrington, August ~, 1889. L
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r HAVE received warrants TO collect a
Il Town tax OF seven cents on the dollar, on
list of 1888, against all persons liable TO pay
taxes in Milton Society, town OF Litchfieid.
I will attend for the purpose Of receiving said
Tux. at the House of Seymour Stevens, in said
Milton, on Monday, I'd day Of September
NEXT. from 10 O'Clock. A. M. until 2 o'clock,
M. HENRYaS. GRISWOLD.
Million, August IL, 1889. ii
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ELECTIONS.

TENNEssrr-The estimated majority for the Co
vernon, Polk, ". B)is2,O5S.
The Congressional Delegation stands, wings
loco foco. Legislature IA loco fcco-ll
whig. House, AZ loco foco-S3 wing
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DISSOLUTION.

Take Particular Notice.
TEyHE undersigned once more calls upon
IL his delinquent debtors to fork oyer inn
mediatcly, or expect to find their accounts
with the SHERIFF. DAVID G.. LORD.
Litchfeld, Angus, 4, 1889.
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PLYMOUTM TAXES!7

NO all whom it may concern, residents or
non-residents, liable by law to pay tax
es in the town of Plymouth know Yr,
that the subscriber has received warrants To-
collect State, Town and Highway Tax laid
on the list of 1883; and that I will attend to
the receiving of the same, on Monday the I'd
day Of Sept. next, from 10 o'clock, A. M. TO
r M. at the store of Messrs.. Warner g.
Calhoun; on Tuesday the Sd, at the Inn OF.
Augustus Smith, from to p. M; on:
wednesday the 4th, at the store of Allen.
Heminway, from l TO 4 P. NJ and on Thurs
day the 9th, at my own house, from s O'Clock.
A. M. to p. M. All persons who neglect
to pay their taxes at the above times and pla-
ces also, those who have neglected to paw
on fermer bills in my bands, may be assured
this is the last call, unless by yirtue Of the
warrants. N. B. Save cost.
( HIRAM WELToN, Collector.
NJ PlymOUtk, August 1st 1890 M1I
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- W Y our Obedient feTVanfs i
ROGER NJ. SHERMAN,
Rev. Joshua Leavitt and n. B. Stanton


Rey. Joshua Leavitt and II. B. Stanton.
PhenOtogy-Mr. GRAVES still continues his Lectures
with increasing reputation at the Town Hall Speci.
mems OF his skill have already been exhibited, suffi-
Gent to excite no small degree of wonder 1.-THE in
eilectual faculties of every individual like SO many
landscapes on the outside Of pitcher, were painted
upon the exterior of his capu the marvel would be no
greater .-.s ,$ess..s t.sE
h''n'ary Meeting.-At meeting Of the officers Of
the 10th regiment, OF. Monday last, at the County
House In this village, Adt JOSHUA WILLIAMS was
chosen Major in place of Maj. Westover, resigned,
and FRANcIs BACON, Adjutant.
Commencement at Yale Collge The annual Com.
mencement at this venerable institution took place on
and composed Of young men Of great promise. The
City was filled with strangers, andihe exercises are
said to have been very interesting.
A portion ct the class of 1914 assembled by appoint
ment After the exercises they dined together at the
Pavilion. Ofhe 80 graduated then, Is were present
eighteen were reported dead and the rest were ab
Death Of Judge Hitchcock If Alabama. -The Mo-
bile papers Of the 18th to us clad in deep mourn.
ing for the death Of the Hon. Henry Hitchcock, of
past one of the most distinguished citizens Of Aaba-
MARRIED,
In Hartford, Mr.. James c. Woodruff, Of the firm of
Alternately g. Woodruff to Miss Elizabeth O., daugh-
ter Of Reuben Langdon, ESQ.
In New Haven, Mr.. John H. Jacocks to Mrs
Grace Munson; Mr.. Alexander Carter, to Miss Mary
N. daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Barnett Mr.. Lucius E.
Clark, TO Miss Abigail G. Rich.
DIED, 5s
, In Ohio City. Ohio, on the l4th instant, Mrs lydia
Strong, relct Of Mr.. Amasa Strong, formerly Of War
rem, (Ct.) aged H.
In Hartford, Mrs. Chloe King, aged IS.
In Middletown, Mrs Elizabeth Ann futile, wife Of
Mr.. Ephraim Tuttle, aged %.
In New Haven Mrs Susan e. Dwight wife of the
Rev: Serene i. Dwight, and daughter of the Hon.
David Daggett, aged 5l Mr.. George Pratt, aged 10;
Mr.. leonard Alling, aged 25
In this town, Henry w. son of Mr.. Henry Tyrrel,
aged 10 months. SIS
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NoRTH CARorINA.-The result of the Congression"
al election in this State is fully known bntthe returns
are not entirely perfect Six thorough loco fccos and
one Sub Treasury (Mr. c. Shepardl who is to all in
tents of the same party-making z; FIVE substantial
wings and one tMr. Fisher who has hitherto been
and still processes to be wing, but who is distrused
by portion Of the wing party and claimed by the 9TH
err Mr. Fisher is strong friend and admirer OF Mr..
Calhoun His district is the most decidedly loco foco
in the State.
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Death Of Judge Hitchcock If Alabamo.-The Mo.
bile papers Of the 18th come to clad in deep mourn
ing for the death Of the Hon. Henry Hitchcock, o.
that city, native of Vermont, but for many years
past one Of the most distinguished citizens Of Alaba
ma. ef57s#
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From Indiana.-Mr. Profit, (whig) has been elect
ed to Congress- in this State, by majority Of 7s4
over Robert Dale Owen the loco foco candidate
May be be Profit to the Wing cause. The Loco
Focos are Osoing enough already, for plundered
Treasury. '-
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AIABAMA-The result of the election in this State
is fully ascertained, Says The New Yorkero The
Congressional Delegation will stand t.--EN !
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3rThe steam ship Liverpool arrived at New York
from the port whose name she bears. on Saturday
18th instant She had on board ll3 passengers.
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dent Of the NJ Y. Courier and Enquirer states that
great excitement occurred in that City, on the evening
Of Sunday the 18th inst. 1t originated from the es-
cape Of nun from the Carmeie Convent in Ais
quith street. Her name was Neal, Of Charles county,
Maryland. She was pursued by priest, and several
other persons from the Convent who demanded her
surrender. She complained Of having been treated
with the most wanton cruelty, and threw herself upon
the protection Of the citizens. Her complaint excited
great indignation against the inmates Of the Convent.
and multitude, consisting Of 5000. gathered together
in from. Of the building for the purpose Of pulling il
down. The young men carried her in triumph to
Washington College. on College Hill, near Fair
Mount. where she was safely and comfortably lodged
She is niece Of the late Robert Walsh. Of that city
and woman Of great accomplishments The Cath
ole priests pronounced her insane with what truth.
however, remains yet to be decided The Mayor
was compelled to call out the troop to protect the
Convent from destruction. AT ~ o'clock at night, all
was quiet, and the mob dispersed. ~ s
VIM. M. Price, the Sub Treasurer, Is now in PARIS
He occupies house at an exorbitant rent is very
flush Of the specie, and is called BY the Caaaile M
Lord, lie Estraage Aaaerieane He has Q splendid
Iequipage, coaches, horses servants IN livery. &c
&c. all in the Champde-E lysees. Mon Dssa-Mon
sissr-Noag soag paw-sa Uillaiae de sans c.ietses-
Agweaez-sOss Is petit IN Sheriue Mons Hogs ID
had better not ride too fast lest he get thrown intt
the mud for stolen horse never carried man safe
~ for any great length Of time. Sal
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
9(Qentaltn Gifen- GieGerei.

Die llnterSeihneten haben lld nun 9ebSs
ria cin9erd,tet, I'M ale Seiterun9en in @uBs
arbeit Su Mublmerfe, Maldinerien II. {. no.
III beior9en, iino ba lie NIT ben nethi9en
Grebbdufen oerleben llub, 70 fSnnen iIc 9nss
arbeitcn auf Die bette sIrt orcben unb anfers
tt9en.
Wfiblmad,er uno anbere ftno cin9clahen,
in Der 9laentauner @ic6erei anSurufcn, bic
friiber BON S.rn. Sciepb 6. Sd9er 9rflbrt
purbe, wpfebft iJe cine grcse Serihieeenheit
bon Wiufern belcben fcnncn, ipcrunter fd
allc bic neuiten uno beten @inrihhn9en FUR
Observation-Disclosures tefneen.
@benfalls baben &c Su perfaufcn @nBs9lrs
bciten fir 9lferee Straft, Oarr O'nld)tncn,
8aguersS sSudfen, Nelldfcrnbreden, &c.
TreebDrm Srpbif uno SrduB.
9lQeutollu. Sct. 9. na-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
0eIclttbofts- -25ertinDutg.

Dir DrFtcren @. 8. g dol # uno Spbn
9 ctberlin9, gpcu Sr9cl6pile, maden
bicrmtt einem 9eehrtcns publifum bic sln;et'
&C, ba6 lIe AM 1itru ricicS 0tcpembermcnat5
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ein9etretcn iIno,
uro 9coCnfeu SItunftig ole Soeilfunit i'll allen
rciIcn oerid,icbcnen 3ipci9cu Su betrctbcn.--
@tne uncrmIlpctc glufmcrtinmtett, init rpel'
der iIe.fett mchrercn Sahrcu Gem @ieltdfe
ais 2IcrStc fIdb 9cipicmct haten .lmo Die fpdb'
rcno bieirr 3ctt 9cmodtcn @rfahrun9en, ie3s
sen iIc i'm Stanre, ale S1ill1sbebirfti9cn, bic
ibnrn tbr 3utrauen ihenfen mclIelL nit DNls
Tiger 2ufrictcnhctt ;u bcttcnrn. Sic fno
jcccrSeit, bel Gag cber Iadt all Der Q8cbs
ming rcS Or. g do Il III 6r9eIeStIle aniu'
tretfen.
a. Or. g. 9. g hpll miinfht.. isine
fritbere lan9tcitanoene 9lchnnn9 nit mcbs
rcrelt leiner altrn &uuocu Su Idlte6en nno
er hrtft babcr, bas ale Icld,r, tte ncd an
ibn ltuIcR baIbtGit bci ibm onrnfen nne
9Ildtl9fCit MAIDEN mrdbtcu.
Sp9clepillc, 9tco. 6. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
4atcnt- -9nlt9e.

Die lluterseihuetcn perfcrti9cn an tbrer
@teerrei in 9llIentam pfIil9e, ocn Den rcuet
Hen rno beiteu Sprtcn, bic bclcllcers betm
pln9cu bon StoppcIIane II. Galen 9ebraudt
mer6cu fpnnen.
Sergspflitge &C. = Gie(e pfln9c itnb
6ei abbGn9iaem 2anoc, tas ftper gu rfln9en
it, febr uuelid,, tnocm man ite nad ScItcbrn
linfs uno rcdhts itelIcn fam, ipcburdl man
INNER NIT einer Surhe pilngen fam.
Die lcidbten einlp6uut9eu pfit9e iTno belm
QBelfd,fcrn pflu9en unc bel Der Saat init oteS
lem 9ortbeil su 9cbr0ud1en.
Sauern ruo ambere wereen hcfltdlIt etn9e>
laocn, bel ms anSurufen nno bic pfh9c II.
{. ~. Su uuteriudcn.
Si9er nno Treebprn.
9lIeutaun, 9lpril 10s ilq-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
prrClanlafiolt.

Sintemat Der r4adtbore Scbn 8anfs,
observation-disclosures IN ben oerfdiecenen @purs
ten bon Senien rlea6 bonn britten @eridtss
SeSlrf beifebeno aus ben @aunties Serfs,
Hortbdmpton itno 4edId, i'm Staat 9lennlls
oanlen, in Strait Ieines 9Imtes preIteeutrid)s
ter peridIeeener @curten ocn SDer uno SerS
miner II allgcneiuer 9efdu9nies GrleeiQunq
i'll beIa9ten @aunties ;9mio SS.S. 9tube, jr.
uno Sotep.h Sdger @Iquire6, @ebulfss
Htd,ter Der @curten bon SDer uuo Serminer
uno all9emeiuer @efdn9ui6 @rebiauna fir
ole GlcbtlIn9 BON 0alipts uno anbern Serbres
hen in eria9tcm @edla @auntD, ibren Scfebl
al MIDI 9crldltet babcn, pprin IIe cine Court
oon SDcr ltno Sermiuer uno pierteljdbrt9er
Stsun9 bon Common Ylea6 aubcraumen,
irelohe 9cbalten ipcroer fell in Der Staot
9llentalIn, fir eas SauntD 2cd)d, anf bcn
ertten OtDnta9 I'M Otpnat ScCenber,
weldlrs Der 2te 3a9 ees befu9ten WCnats
it, uno meldbeAeine QSpde bauern miro.
So miro bterntt T1drtdt 9c9eben
an ale Sriecensrid,tcr uub @cnitabel inncrs
balb bc6 bcla9teu Saunties ppu Yedd, oaS
ile banu uno caIelblt fId) III ct9cner 9Serirn
NIT thrcn NcllS, 0iecoros, c5nQutiIticncn uno
@rdmInatiCneu eiuSufncen babcn, I'M thrCn
pfiftcn Dor eria9tcr Court atSmmortcn.
Se69letdeh rperbcn au0 alIc pteje,
ni9en, pelde 9t9cn Gcfaugcne in oem Sc
fdn9uis beS @auntics 2cdba ais &ld9er cncr
3eu9eu aufSutretcu babcn, benadrtttt9ct
oaB iIc fd) albert uno eaielbit etnSufnren
babrn, nm ciriclben iu prcleauircn: ipte cs
ibncn 0Icdlt bunfeit mag.
Gjc9cben infer mctner Soanc, in Der Stact
9IIIrntaun, rieIcn Soften Gag Sctptcr, i'm
Sdbr uniers Sorrrn 1899.
Spnatban .. Mecfcr, S6crtf.
@ctt erbalte Die 0tcpubIif
Zen so. SCt. rq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
g CT + 5 T. e / It {.
Zen so. Sct.

TclQcncc6 1T ein @erscichuis Der 9lcthtSs
fiQc, iucld,c pcrb6rt pcrocu lclIcn in Der
Court upu Common plcn6, III uno fir ecda
@amtD, weldlc anfdn9t am Wtcntn9e ocn 81.
Cccember, 1889, uuo pelde cine 9Scde
Saucrn miro.
|. Gjccr0e @cbmon 9e9en Tan. SdwarS.
.. Sclfrie9e nno gStlicn 9e9en Wsar9drrt
gGilirn.
3. 9lbrotam NarriS 9c8cn GNmuno Stcfs
fcl rno 9lnoere.
4. Wcycr unp Sdrciber 9e9cn sibroham
&log.
). SO. 6. Qipin9itcn 9e0cn Charles Sep.
6. cSaccb S6walo 9e9en sluo. @tlenhart.
Z. Sbrma6 &crn gc9cn NcnrD @uth.
s. S,CnrV 8clb 9c9cn Schn NiCE9er.
8. Grbu StucpplD 9c9cn Huewt9 Sdlmlct
10. Ibcm. @mfnGcr 9c9cn Schn Berger.
IL. Benjamin Huc>pt9 9c9cn bcnicIben.
IL. Schu grip, jr. 0cgcn cCnlCltcn.
-. QGiaiam G5infn9er 9egen tcuicltcn.
If. Samucl Wtcycr 9cgcn ccnleIbcn.
ID. ScnrY Grbman 9c9cn 0tcubcn Gn9rI>
man.
I6. 9Iu9uit g. 9fube, int GertrauerL 9e9cn
Sphu SSuuct, ben 2Icltcrr,
II. OauieI Scipcr 9c0cn 2urni9 Shmtet.
IS. Saccb GcilD, @nccriee bon 9StIllam
SrcD, &C. 9e9cn Schu WcH.
10. Dauicl MerB 9c9cn Nctcr S>ntcr.
90. Waj. Scbu SdmiOt Se9cn s. Shntlot
lnb 9iathan Sudmau.
9lr9umentiG fte.
l. S>enrD YeilI9 qc9sn sirdm SIuhn6.
2. HcrcuS St6bcr gc9cn y. 9tetdenbad1.
3. Sacpb 0icB 9c9en s.. s.. SertenltNf.
Seize Samuel8, Iyrcth.
9iou. ~ nq-bS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
Srctter SDf.
Sccl Srau6.
nq-3Wa
Sr0r e nno Sptnncr.
9ln ibren altrr 9SlaB, nahe am @orFtsMoe
III 9lllentaum.

9ln tbrem altcn glaB, nahe am @orFts9Noe
III 9lllertauu.
Scuadridti9ell ihfe Sreuube unb Elm 9cs
ehrtc6 publifum tbcrbaupt baB Ne Iccben
cuen 9rrBcn &crratb ocu SanhrlS inter-
ftttcOliohcr Sprten cin9clc9t bateu wpruntcr
iIh bcTuocn
Scite SprtenGclb II. Observation-Disclosures,
Gtrihcnbprb6 uuo Vlanfcn, pinncl 8crbs,
&'eltpcint Scdntlin9s fur Senlter 0tabmeL
SNcmlrfs e. dntlin96, Sparrcn, &alfCrL jCoc
Sprte Srettcr, SaubclS 9frfcnJ 2ottcn nnno
allc Scrten Sd)mcelu, WaurersHatten &c.
sic wcrocn immcr cincn tcif6nbigcu Gcrs
ratb pbi9cr 9lrtifcl ouf S1auo habciL mrmit
Ecutc aus pem 1anbe perltbcn ipcroeu f0ns
llen.
Daufbar fir baS ibnen Dpn rem publifum
9CItcufte Scrrauen, hcfFen fe bnrdb bilIige
prctlc mo iduclIe Seeieuun9 Die Suncitnft
nno fcrucrc @cwr9enbeit bcGelbeu oauerbaft
St MAIDEN.
Wtat 10. nq-1S.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
Gin lteuer &upferIebmtpt
in 9ll c II t q II It.

II Nl II q II II.
Der llnterihrictene modbt hermit ieiaen
SreuncerL 70 pte cinem 9echrten publitum
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