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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16
y,,j,M EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP

@R WILLIAM EVANS sOrriHSG SYRUP
SON cini.o fss:N rEEralSc--rRrrawEo
~ nxss,r1s M'iss'' a"l s,s,s ,ss pssss
W w. .,,,. .ynpi.,,s- n k1own bY moaa,rs
s ,oss i rre,, rrirf the o'ah AMI gums da-
.:., ,s,. pr,ce- The gums s"c the secretion OF
,s"s i; ,ncrea~.d the child s seized with frequent
=. 80, st. Of crying. watching starting 'a IN
.,s., and spasns Of peculiar parts the child .hneks
viii. extreme violence. sd 'hruss its fingers mo ~
mouth. Ifthe-e pr-curs''y symptoms are no, specify
.uoy;, al. .pasnsdc conv vlsions universally 'ope'
.aa. .nI soon cause the dissolution OF The
r. mother. who have their h'le babe. ai,.s'Sv WIN
nsso Distressing .ynp'oms would apply pT h "s
sx,n-, soothing syrup. which has preserves nunals
vans '.ha, ,honrh, past recovery from being sud
.ais attacked with that fats. ma.d s
D:ae q cs.- a.. label Of s. N Ms@ieaa cor"
ori,. entry according ic act OF Congress
, "I =. TIsxi.c particular in obtaining them al 100
n.,sam at. New York. or from the regular agents
yvW ~ KING, As Water ST. Wheeling.
-, A, N.ate. parkersourg nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT SUNK. The ST. Louis Repub-
lican of last Thursday has the following Intelligence
has been received Of the sinking the Missouri river
Of the steamboat Nlom. Capt McCorJ, on Saturday
last. the mouth Of Grand river. The Naomi was
descending when she struck a snag. She inme-
diaisly a sandbar and sunk in about six feet
water. The sand however washed away from
under her. and when the Osceola efi. she going
to pieces She will be total loss. except her engine
and furniture. She had but little freight on board
Major Ryland. late U. s. Receiver. board with
$4,000 IN specie. government money. which he saved
No lives were lost. 3 4 of half Of the boat was
insured at the Of thousand and 81 at the rate
OF $4,000
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16
DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
~ CUE PIIJS-Those pills admirably adap-

DR EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
- CUE P1LJs.-Those pills 80 admirably sdap-
ted to afford uniform reliefn the different modification
of these distressing maladies. particularly recoms
cndcd 10 public notice On the accession OF The cold
stage when the face and limbs of the sufferer become
pale and the sensation Of cold and languor IS felt per
soding the whOle system, their administration is ac
cnmpaned with astonishing succcss-hey fOOn lesson
the subsequent distressing shvcring. and violent sha
king ard ~ continuing IN their isc, las dfoeted) viii
ultimately cure the most obstinate ngue. These pulls
arc Of signal utility in hose distressing eases. where
there Is saowness Of complexion. piin IN the region
of the liver lsusopn and distress IN the opigasc re-
yon with other symptoms indicating the existence 81
morbid aciion or chronic dsease os The stomach liver.
boyyels. mcssuiary Of Spleen which consequences 20
generally snpervene from prOiracied iu'crfni'enis
They permanently overcome these Diseases, az the
same time give tone n the stomach. cleanse sod
strengthen The bowels aud spart health vigor. and
energy o. the system.
BeT1re n Coun,e,fe'ts -CAurIo~ Re particular
IN purchasing sec that the label Of This Medicine
Contains notice "A 10 entry accorfing o. acf n Con-
grsss Ard be ikowise periicuiar IN Obtaining theT
81 100 Chathan II New-Yort. ~ from The regular
sssas. va. " KING s. wai~rS~ whsehrs
~, IS ! v. ROBINSON. ItTiaisufh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16

MARRlED-On The l4ih inst. by the Rev WIN.
Mckay. Mr.. JoSAs THATCHER to Miss SARAH TUDOR,
all Of this city.
In Piitsl ussh. on Tu. sday morning. l2h inst by
Rev. Joseph r. Kerr. Mr.. TH. JOHNSTON. Jr. of this
place. TO Miss MANY J.. daughter Of David brennan,
Esq. Of the farmer place.
Al Philadelphia. on The 9th ult. by the Rev. John
c. Coleman. MIR w. ODESwELpER to Miss S. IsABELLA.
daughter Of Richard Garwood, Esq.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16
m ARoN Won HUTCHELER HERB PILLS

III RfVON NON
- These pills are composed OF Herbs, which exert
specific action upon the heart, give impulse or
strength the artcria system the blood is quicken
I'd and equalized in its circulaous through all the
vessels whether Of the skin. tho parts situated inter
naly, the extremi,cs; and As all the secrerons Of
he body drawn from the blood. there is conse-
iuent increase Of every secretion. and quickeued
ION Of the absorbent md cxhalenf discharging
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
is corrected. all Instructions removed the blood
purified. and the body resumes n healihful state.
These Pills, after much anxious toll and Research
having hscn brought by the proprietor TO the present
tate Of perfection, supersede the of innumerable
'ihcr medicines and well adapted 10 he frame
hat the of them, by maintaining the body in the
Iue performance of its functions and preserving the
vital pure and healihful state, il To
last many years longer than il Otherwise would, and
The mind TO become composed and tranquil. thai
old age when il arrives will appear blessing and
las loo many who have neglected their constitutions
had Them injured by medicines administered by g-
norance) source Of misery and adherence.
When the nervous system has been too largely
lrawn upon and oversrraned nothing is better
and inygoraie the droopins constitution than these
Pills.
Berdre Of Counterfeiis.--CAUTIoS: Be particular
purchasing that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice ofiis entry according Act OF Con-
gross. Aud he likewise particular in obtaining them
Al 100 Chatham 81. New York. from tho Regular
Agents VIM. H. KING. Wheeling.
J. MORRISON. Columbus. o.
MYERS. FALL d. COLLINS,
nov &c Lancaster, o.
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FUcLfc NOTICE.
CIV OF " HSrt INU. Z
Cierl's OSios Hgv fik. iSsJ.

CIV o. WHEELING.
Cierl's OSioe My fih. ls+J.
DERSoNs us,ns the wafer from the Water Works.
~ are hereby informed Of the following requisites
obtained in the receni ordinance in relation to the
Wafer Works. vz--Sr
me rent most V paid TO ie Treasurer or before
e ION day 81 MAG. vsr aud his receipt filed WAN
"e 'lefS OF he city. ~i,o is required 20 thereon
permit This reh, NAY be pail lor ,.o whole year
o' ' say months at the option OF the p,rn making tho
payment
On the 18th day OF May the Clerk j. required .,
snake air list of All persons who may axe failed .hs
% he the Treasurers receipt los the said rent, and de-
liver the same TO the Sergeant Cor coll. ction
Therenpon the Sergeant - required forthwith m
collect the rents named IN Inc said list with the asd-
ION of ten ger ceniun upon t,e amount of IA. said
-en.
Il" save the c'sts of the collection by the Sergeant,
1aymeni ~. m,e the treasurer AMI h.. receipt
therefor filed with the Clerk before tie 18th n-
slant JAMES = WHAT
may 1-3'lec Clerk ef tss eify
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HAT & CAP MATUFAcTo-
RY. l03. Main street Wheeling. Va onrcsite

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia q 1ftf MANtt AZ III
n RY. l03. Main street Wheeling. Va. opposite
Mr. Rohb's Chair Factory
s. AVERY a. Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have hand and are con-
siany manufacturing general assortment Of II, rs a.
Cars, of the latest spring and summer fashions
rantcd equal IL not superior TO any that have been
offered which will be sold by the dozen or single nj
the lowest prices and upon ay orabe they
can be had IN the city. Hats of all kinds and qualities
also. general assortment Of Meas and Boys Fur and
Cloth Caps
They propose TO furnish Gentlemen with hats by
the year upon such terms cannot fail TO please.
n. b. Hats and Caps made 10 order. also, Military
Hats and Caps made the shortest Bohee.
They respectfully solicit liberal share Of the pablic
patronage. may 81
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a SEVERE CASE or TEETIIING. WITH
~ SIMMER COMPLAINT. cured BY the infal.

q
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT, cured by the nfal-
lible American Soothing Syrup Of DIR. w Evans
Mrs Mcpherson. residing at No. 3, Madison street.
called at the Medical Office of Dr. W. Evans No. 100
Chatham street. N. Y. and purchased bottle Of the
syrup Gar her child. who suffering excruciaing
pain during the process Of denttion. being momena-
ry threatened with commissions lis bowels too were
exceedingly loose and no TODD could be retained on
the stomach. Almost Immediately after its appliea-
lion. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-
came quite natural As tribute ofgratiudc for the
benefit afforded the child, the mother came Other ow1
accord and freely sanctioned publicity to tho above
Be particular in applying AT 100. Chatham s'reeli
there are several cOuntereiis advertised NO Other
place in the city has the genuine for sale.
Beware IF Cognierfeiis,-CAUTioS' BE particular
in purchasing tn see that the label Of this Medicine
contains notice Of its entry according 10 Act OF Con
Tre.s" And he likewise particular in obtaining them
At 100 Chnthum street New York. or from the regu-
u Agent
nov 10 W. IT. KING. IS Water ST. Wheeling
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HEIGHLY INPORTANT.-Servousd diseases. liv.
complaint, dyspepsia, bilious diseases. piles.
rheumatism. consumption. congh'. colds. splitting OF
blood pain in The ches; and side. female weakness all
delicate and mercurial diseases. successfully
ed. at Dr. EVANS Medical Office, Chatham street.
New York
EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS.
The camomile flower, Tor il is officially lei
Anthems yocILIs or Chamnmelum, from the Grcel
words. Kama, the ground. and Melon apple; be
cause il grows the ground. and smells like
pie is Of dull white color. Of fragrant odor and
bitter aromatic TASTE.
CumoIne is a mild tonic. in small dsscs acceptable
and corruJoran TO the stomach. II is especially app
cable 10 That condition Of general debility. with Ian
guild appetite. which often attends convaescsnce from
idiopathc fevers.
BEWARE or COUSTERTrrTs. * Caution BE
particular in purchasing that the lab.l Of this
Medicine contains a notice Of It's entry according "a
Act Of Congress. And be likewise particular in OBJ
tanning thea AT 100 Chatham ST. New York. or from,
the REGULAR AGENTS.
VIII KISo, Is Water st. weeling
J. v. Robinson, Portsmouth. D
J. MoRRIsoS, Columbus. o.
OF uAonl also may be obtained,
DR. Goodies Celebrated Female Pills.
The Baron Won Huichelcr Herb Pills.
Dr. Evans Fever and Ague Pills,
Dr. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup. for Itching.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Wholesale
and Retail nj 100 Chatham ST.. New Yerk; SouIf
Seventh Street, Philadelphia; ~ Wall Street. Louis
Vile, Kentucky; sc Cornhil. Boston. Mass and Off
following Agents, VIZ. II. KING. Wheeling. Va, J. '
obnson. Portsmouth. o. nov Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16
WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
4 IA a

a, meeting Of The Stockholders of The Wheeling
Savings Institution held The Office thereof the th
insi for the election of Directors for the
current Of one year. The following named per-
elected such Directors. viz: Thos Hughes.
Morgan Nelson Jos. Morrison, jos. Pollock. John ~.
Clarke. J. J. o. Pentoney. John MCMILLAN. John r.
Clarke. Rob'i. Crangle.
And meeting of the said Directors held this day.
for the purposes Of organization, &c. Thos Hughes.
Esq. unanimously reelected President and F. II.
Greer, Treasurer for the ensuing Of said Offices
f. II. GREER Treasurer.
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( ,LARkt:'S OLD ESTABLISHED CEIEBRA,
- Ed TEMPLE On FORTUNE, no LET Nh.
Street. Nheeiing la-rhe patrons OF Clarke will End
'e'ew synofs.s OF schemes for Nav lSf1. WHICH
resens favorable Opportunity for odyearers 10 re-
liz" comfortable friunes these hard Tin 60 THE
-NLh GENUINE LUCKY TICKETS IN THE
UNITED STATES, ARE SOLD BY HIM. Sc,d
your OT.rS as possible In -..cnre enc ~ D.
ap'alshe intends establishing. dariuc the month of
My.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
Class ". 10. iUr 1910 Draws al Whc.i., r,;,.,y
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and Baliirnore and Ohio Rail Road.
PILOT LINE leaves Wheeling EvERY MORNING,
ut O'Clock reaches Frederick second morning and
takes the morniRg line OF arising Baltimore in
time take the line Of cars for Philadelphia anI New
York
GOOD INTENT LINE leaves Wheeling every
AFTERNOON; reaches Frederick second evening and
hikes the nail line Immediately i0r Baltimore,
where they arrive IN time 10 take the morning line Of
can FOR Philsdeiphia and New York
The above lines. Cor speed and safety, believed
not he surpassed BY any stage lines the a. States
61rRscing positively prohibited
~ Office first door above the UHiied States Hotel
Water street, Wheeling. Va.
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GOOD INTENT STAGE COMPANY'S
Two DAuY LlNEs FoR BAL-;.
<zSzzM MORT. WASHINGTON Cry. PM
- ~ - LkDELrruA AND NEw YORK. by
40 K1 EH the way Of the National Road
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16
NR WM. EVANS SOOTHING SY-
mp FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.--

DANGEROUS Case OF Couvntsions ano ralni9, Denu-
tom Cured nv DIR VIM. Evans soothing syrup.
"S ~, ~. a. rST or Da. EvASs' SoorH,SG SyRrr.
Ds,, Sir he grcs beaeit afforded to my suiier'
nsinf,nt ey your S Sn,,;oa must eonvioce every
ceiling parent ho~ essential an carry eprneaos ~
snch an in, aluabe medicine Is 20 ,n,,os .an.r,
.nced such acute sufferings that y was atacSe9
with convulsions, and my vile ane isn s ,S
Ri 90 nrocnred bottle of yoxr Syrup; whien as
500 a as applied 10 The Euns, q ~ni,e.,;ons RI
Sn as rEsdgSsa ab OBVIOUS S.1 relief and
ia use. am glad TO inform you, thar ,ne ehn9 &
completely recovered, sna no IesS. hs ,cesb srs
awf.l complaint has since ceeurreo; M heai,h
Tally and the child enjoys perfect heasn-
give you my cheerful PERMISSION 10 MAKE axe u,,s
acknowledgements public. and viii gi"dy give any IN
formation On this e'rcaa''a"''wM JOHNSON.
rrial of d.. w. Ev
ans S,othne Ssrsp IN his family Nn case OF a.ee.n
ing chill N wishes US TO state M NC "a
@ % ~ ',,ar.s which sometimes follow. We
chrerflIly comply with has reg~es''-~'"
s-rwe beyeve X is generally acknowledged D
hose who have tried IL, that Dr. Evans SA,up iJ'
children Cutting Teeth stvsruse' ,ha - nurnosrs 10,
which il is Intended. Highly respectav'e ny
.ials. any rate who have made use ., !" o ,hs;r
IA nes.-Boston Traveller.
W. IL K,sG, IL wa'ef al. " hesiin2
". Rcr,xsoS. Portsmouth, ~.
i Mosniso., Columbus "
of whom ais may ueobtainen'
Or Goodies Celebrated Female rus
III. Baron voa Huthcler Herb RUS
Dr.. Evans Fever AMI Asue Pills.
DIR. Hunt's Botanic Pills,
Dr Evans Soothing Syrup tor iee'nin nf i,vt o,.
ghs above invaluable Medicines are sold " h33ie
sale and ReiaiI at 100 Chatham ST., New ork;
s,uth Seventh street, Philadelphis'2e Marh-, 81.
(o,is,iIle. Kentucky; % ,rnhiii, 5oston, Masss
-bIsetfs: ind of the folicwny Agents !" uianl ~
E,ne Wheeling. Va, w. kobiasSn' Portsmouth
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16

SCY rHES g. SNEADSy--70 doz Grass scyihes.
y just received and for sale low Tor Cash
10 dozen Seythe Sneajs, Of the most approved Kind
apt SAML NEEL
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2 eOCNS-- hJb"fs = iissi N.ir
ID Abi',i's Iouu, Chr.siiq.
g"ehs'ns i.ic of HARRISON, second edition
Young Ladies Fncnd
blsies' ~ I,e Gospel , y.'.
'rahams Lectures Ia Yon. . S.n
Eetckenn6ge's Jaie War
kfrk Whites Poetss
Phii'iis CmHn, Grarlan aus Errseu.
hsias Poems
Combe oh Consi.iuiion u Man
10. do Objection Disiet,rs
BeafIie Trufh.
BerrIus Geognl hy Of the Usayens. a. &c
may ''0ii-"
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- ron SALE.

T1e FnbsCfibrr wishes % sell tho FILIAtE md
MILLS at Portland, 81 uated near She mouth of
Shstt Crock Jracrson cnunt,, ohio. II contains
neary 100 acres OF fret rate land. Crsn Mil, four
Tua % Boris, OIL Mill and saw Mil, twenty dwell
ing h ses, store and a suitable RuinlUr Of sh1ps
and other necessary out puildngs. description z
which is deemed unncccessa~v ~ hose incraedt
purchase are expected 60 cxamioe he prcriises. ~
y thOuzht ne, essary. hOwcyeI ~ q ersc Inst as
she propf Tor wishes t0 retire horn actiye BUSINESS
BE mas IN tde no ms mini 20 sell thisVa uabs proper
~ much below e. her cost OF value. % 0ud
with toe dcpfo-si0n u bnsn IS and the galus Of no
ney. TILE good and terml moderate
mar 7l-6w l0HN b tYJESs.
-.eass lpso.t she ahove tvi-v wsss ivg "a yoke
tas charge this cttcs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16

A r. GOFF & CO EXCHANGE BROKERS
IA. buy all kindsof uncurrent money. arans,cerII-
fcates Of deposit and all eastern checks Tie highcs
premium paid for The notes Of all solvent banks
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BEWARE CF CovVTERFE1rs.

BEWARE " COUNTERFEITs.
E'r CdaiiOH. BE particular IN purchasing 20 see
that the TAB If THIS medu me contains notice Of
q sntry according 10 Al Of Congress. And be
Ike wise particular obtaiHiug them a. 100 chat.
hln ST., New York or from toe
REGULAR AGENTS.
sTavRNSo \ Ne tt,E& Co. p.St. ,,s va
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NAWL FOR SALE--A new and very superior
M Steam boat yawl l8 feet long for sale. Apply TO
may Z MKEE, HARDING Il co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-05-16

FLAT BOAT FOR SALE.-A covered fiat boat
about So feet ong-by Ii wide well calculated for
Trading boat in the river, a cana-Ior sale low
may M'KEE, HARDING & co.
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apr 81 J. a. r. MORRISON.

nRANGES AND LEAlONS.-le Foxes JUS 10
" ceived and ior sale by SOLOMON KING
mar 81 No. as, Water Street
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mayI4st
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TIME WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS UNIol
will meet at the Armory. Monday. the l8I
inst. CT II o'clock. p NJ Punctual attendance is n
qnested.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
81 q (t) IT Cb t

irirb hermit 9e9eben, bas Der llnterieidnes
te. in SbsrsWlacun9ie 3aunidip, Rcha S'tD
feinen Stcbr auSperfauft bat an 9larcn 9.
Sienniiger, NIB CAP er aIic bas Stebr,@es
fd,dft ipic font niht mebr betreibt. Desbalb
fpreert er ale etejeui9en auf bic nod in ieis
men Siitcrn i'm 9fIditance itnb, tpte aud
cieicni9en, bic nod su fcroern taberL 5pt'
fhen min unb bcm litcn- SIpril Gthtl9teIt
AT MAIDEN.
Ter llntcrsritnetc itattet tiermtt Ictnsn
unoehcutcltcn uno bersIiden Tanf al ists
nen Sreuncen uuo bas Yutlifum ab fur Die
freinintbi9e llnterltiieuu9, pomit ile i'm III
feineu Stcbr9elhdftcn beebrt haben.
Sem 9rtm.
g. 9. Gie Stcbrs@e1hdfte peroeu jett
mic friiberbin fort9efeBt tpereen ern Slarcn
s.. 9lennin9er, welder 9ebcnft burd, pIntts
licbe 9luflpartung uno 9utcn NIB wchlfellen
@aarcn Die friber scnrGene Suncihaft Sn
erbalten.
Wdr, IL. i,a-4ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
2eBte Grtnnerun0.
9etr. 10.

SHE biejeni9en, tpeld)e nod auf ir9cno els
ne 9lrt ihulri9 iIno al Die lointcrladcnfdlaft
bes peritcrbenen . an ie 9f ber, leets
bin bon SoetceIberg Iaunidip, eed)a @auns
tp, nereen hermit gum 2eetenmalc auf9cfcrs
bert, Ubne Sebl iliHcrbaIb bier SScden bel
rem lluteribricbcnen in belagtcm GannIhip
onSurufeu nno 0itdlti9feit gu mdd)en, ineem
&c es iId felbif Su oerednfcn haten, penn iGs
nattachenos llnfrifcn Su bcSablcn habcn.-
uno irtde, ,pelhc ncd, redltmdsi9e 2Infcrces
rrn9en al Sela9tcr Siutcrlahcnid,dft haben,
mereen ebenfaas ouf9cforrert tinnen brIa9s
tenn 3eItpnnttc bel ihm anSurufcn une 9itd,s
ti9feit 81 MAIDEN, iltesm nahgebeubS ntdts
ntebr dn0cucmmen irereeu miro.
9Stlltam Senitermatber, 9Ibmtn.
Sebruar 10. na-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
Oefenttille 9Senplt.

Dienitass ben 24iten une Withpods ben
25ff. nddffen WarI fol- all oem SSaule oes
oeritprbenen s bn Steiler, in Well'
ieuburg Eaunfdip, 2eha @auntn bffent!'b
perfduft werbeu
@ier pferbr, pfertes@cfhirr, ein 6illlen,
9finopieb, Sdpeine, Sfaafe, etn 9dulss
,pagen nit 8cebD, nit Spgen nnO Dede, etn
2 Gdu(swagen nit Scbbp, So9en II. Dete !;
Q fleine Wdgen, ein Bobby fir Steine, Scelts
lettern, Winbmiible, Strcbbanf, Q Sfnbs
farreu, 2NplsIhIitten, Sa9bIhlitten, Sdletfs
lein, Scn bel ber Connie, Strcb beim Snns
cel, 4 Socl,,Sefen nit 9lohr, @runebeersn
bcim 9nffel, Storm betm SuidlcL Saamen
auf eem Selbc, @erbrrs8inecrL 2eecr bon
alien Scrtcn, @erber @eidirr Stduccr
SGser, 3lbsr, ein 5tilhcnifranf, 4 Glide,
Stlble, Scfer, 0raprs, Setten II. SettS
laben, Sausubr NIT 8aiten Shreibs Gcef,
flpferne unb cilernc aefIel, ciierne Soafen-
unc fcuit nod pielerIei Salss uno Sauerns
9eritbfhaften, gu ipcitIdnfti9 Sl meleen.
Die Seneu miro all obermclceten 2a9en
iecesmal um sehn llbr Scrnlitta9s anfans
oen, ,pctei Die 8Cein9ungen tcfannt 9cmaht
uno 9lufrpdrtun9 gc9etcn ipcreen icll bon
Sona6 Sleller, I 9(n,,irif7r,s
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
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ten uno Settlocen, Glide, Stitle, Sefen
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81 weitlduftt9 St meloen.
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geben rperben oCn
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Carl SoifiS, tore.
Sebr. 26. x-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-18
Sahrt6t

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te al6 9Icminiitratpr BON ber NiuterlalIens
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ti9feit su MAIDEN. llnb lolte, rpelde regefs
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falls auf9efcrbert innerbalb eria9tem 3eits
punft ibre Gednun9en lpctlbelheini9t eiusus
tanoi9en, an
George Stein 9tcminiifratrr.
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