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New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

,py ORDER Of NATHAN X. HALL Esq, Frt Judge of
- hereby gwen that an attachment
Of Geo Mile Jr AID Arthur Edwards
ard that the viii he sold Tor the pay'o-;
of hy appear aad dchase -ucb sttac hnen ac
ro,diag months from the first pah'cni"n o TINS
notice. de0t due To them ny residents
G m hem for their use OF ahy pro-
perty them, and the transfer Of any
lc. property bs 5lem. forbidden Ly Law nut oic
au 4aln SETH a. HAEEY. Attorney for Attaching Creditor
s)Y eRFegiz norahio VIM l0e Associate Judge Of
ID the Court of hereby pursuant TO
e sion, of attachments against nonre-
et debtors Ias nued against the est t OF 10
euh Fisher nonresident the State of New York. and that ih
-ne be p1ymcnt h debts unless Ee appear aud
discharge .ae according law, nhIn nine months from
publication s and ina the payment any debt
I T., him b. md the delivery 10 nun sr if
m 49, y-oert phn ;atS '"nRing 10 MIN ana the
transfer any properly by him iorbcGen by law and are
p.fad tne II tty OF Anea-t Isil. ALE & CAMPBELL,
au. Attorney for Attaching Cfeditor, % " aIl-st
y I,tE&G-A NC = Tie County
Nouce hereby gwen to all persons having e'm
against late of the CIty Of Nevf yscan
es present the vouchers thereof the sub
er. subscriber Thoma- McIrah No IL John
eei Of NeIofk, before the twelfth day oi Jan
ua-y nex Dated New lOrz the ninth ay Of july A D. le4l
MaRf ~ DEfFEEBOUGIi, Adnx
THOMAS McELRATH, Admr
persons indebted the above named Estate requested
% make immediate payment Jyly oh~onn
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
p1aE pnlLoroARN.

~
aediciae may resorted Th confidence for The pu7
relieving and all those complaints pecuir len
which often lead in some form o,het 10 permanent IL se.
viii also relieve muck OF the and prevent iho,e
which all mothers ne exposed Pamphlets Continuing ;e,,s
directions. snd much nior=tion v1ieabis TO c sld s..
f,m,ie. may b. had cr,tI. where thLotoAsH - ~
6+i Prosdssv l6s Gre~n street ~ Pearl p snd
95 Hud>ou aud - Eas; Bro, Is Cnainaaa and gr'ok
BAILEY Fultnn-strest Pre" - ~ per 7'''r s5l is
C,T.,. FOR Es1OiEsEA NUR:3ifs ANI, sFs-
Z ME1 CONPLAINT.-This may cerny aai sayc u.t De-
Jsyr>s Csrniaative Balsa very eNteavfy m Bowel Cop
s nave no the lss he tation ias superior n, ~
parstou tina, have with for the relief OF taos de.s
WILLIAM SPELLING y. D
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
yTESaIEsaLz. AND F$ETAfL

r Phvcan oag experience yso Practices m Ee ngh'of-
hood viii he in attendance sg- advice, SC the hours oi An
h"D!J -, o' Il" '''V" jg3 2r
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

O0YD's FE.EAGgsaN5; POysSE4.--ltO casks
ID Foyds celebrated Ee>ciur Pu-c received and for sec y
ivaa rEISSE EliOOiS. 81 LihortySL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

iya2 ftIsSSE s hlioohS. 81 Lh'rt'-'L
y,aa.Ee -asNgJGlCELisEiss' AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE No. 81 ibety y>:reet-PrinugS lth"g sphc
Papers all their varieties, made 10 order c -ny J-
,v from the finest Book raic made the
ry prices from the superior mills OF es
A. C. w Curtis Boston, and w Il d. Curtis BcIvle y
from having the best OF naciHey
~, ani an EDWARD CrRrIs. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

S,TlVE. OF NGW-YOEK-C ANAL DkPNKTMENf-LoA FOR
c,RRyrNG oN woRHsThe C1umioner'd d th- u
m FUND ynue vide tupSs iof CIR
Ing CIV te nu,,c prosre,s,p eel Nay ah !5 hechi
.ye proposals. will ne received until "eheidy ih NJ
n SEPTEMBER instant, unli iouruok in the 'iIeuo OF u
y for lo doI Tor The enlargement oi
ne E dollars ior lhe consueono o Re
ed thousand doll Tor he eon,ic-
making in the whole the sum one noh
dollar. rn,feaal- e-rt-s OF soek wi fr issued ia tnr
ac the pc r. Nsfoi., beains interest At he rate
o rer per able qua on the tay January
Aer ncoher aud the pnnon y'h!e on me ~
diy July is her alter, the discretion oil the C"H
u il. If he Can'l Fond. 49,,
Thr pr al the "hoe the bidder proposes 10 rnd
me-, dods, and the anOut 10 money Ia Is "i in
TO e fr each dol stock Al proposals to he ied up ana
c, Loan the Erie Canal or Loan tor us
,,cion d the Valley Canal" or Loan Tor the fonuci u
f ; R T.. ina. sud eac!osed an eh.;
ope frdciel the Comptroller al Albany , -,
On nice the popoa inc onry m'l
t. . 10 the OF 'he Canal rund IA Tue
Albany, The Bank OF The Mahhatan CoEpa-
~ IN llr Of Ne'e- f0rS. ,,,-
10 ers rsGag in fs Isl an ID Senate Districts ard ihoeTe
aid ut of the st,te the on the stock hd ny them
Ma hetan Company IN the city OF New fork'
m oher SewYorl STATE Bna II the city OF aoy
Tbr Corui-- thnv ihe right OF kint LEI" uH
than th offered by or Bank the onsr Is hot IN
,h.;r the eats n the Slate
N'''' @F' ERADIStf. j.. i.utcnant lyernd,
: COLLIER, Comptroller
&c SPENCER Secy Of Stat,
81. HOLLEY, Surveyor General
WILLIS HALL, At'y General,
J. HAIGHT Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

NREENOUGh'S PATENT LAilF On tfh H,-iA-
VI lCA O-Thc subscribers have been appointed By the pro-
Chemical O and have No Broadway, where me!
have han4 npete of Lamps for stores
churches factories hotels. &c. paror astral iuS'
Liverpool Hantel side and branch lamps TINS ,riei h
been ssed hotels sad rsspecto %
les for upwards satisfaction noI ii7
ay-ied henlseis. Of the Any one 20 a
be satisfied tht single burner viii fgh 81 III \
per ordinary burners
oil at acreage OF ce1ts ssch @
the least advantage the simplicity oI ~ ceusli
snd cleanliness the chemical OIL L. war-ase 10 be ai
lamp viii be perfectly satisfactory be reiuT
ed Those aboHt purchasing Houis an o. acir
cal subscribers. ~hrc th- different Nin> NY
b" operation. sod only by PEARSON WHli'iokt-
" E. A constant supply Of oil always on hand aul- I'm
no COUNTRY uERCzz.&TTs Pocket Books NJ
4 wholesale cRes9 for cash. b.
~ In f r. GILLESPIE. Agent = Gate l9) Johr-St
NVART.N ". Zt1ENseNs keeps constantly aaad ali Ai.
III fBRASS GERMAN SILVER Castings No. II srace
le---n
lust RECEIVED. cases ALhPACHE 70 BE- sold AT re-
j duccd prIces bv rau2- Il. LIE. Il Cecar-St
LOCK MANUFACTORY.
20I CENTRE STREET Opposite Hester street)
manufacturing LOCKS for ami d~enr, Hth sua 'a
yan,ages enable urnLh Rate A2I!etE yer
any Other maker the Persons N!iA 10 par"
10 cal aud eNsh. o. ore pe
chasing elsewhere Tau25 Irn-l CHAS. c. CAEPENpER.
ROLLED AND PI.lATGs2 SiI&eS.
FIRST RATE article Of gsigd ayd Platter h-as 5a s"ay' <
n found JAMES MOFFET l2l Pcc street. nes - coe
the narke; prices. iikowisc very 'ipeof af'cs
Cooper Brass. g. l.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
0,OnI,rasssuN PapEN ygetMssO .Ias..-Tn.


very low prices.
jy15n PERSSE BRoOkS, u Liberty sreet-
rYNp PAPER niiNUEAC'TUsa \ G.s'-Pup arsens,
sizes by sn-le plate, kept hand and !cT sal
the subscriber Alo all ka o Paper 'nchnary rrnshed at
by Ncsrs Hove Goddard oG application 10 tn
subscriber who Is their Agent i CITY EDNA!D CURTIS
au2i 3w Paper Warrhou7e - Liberty street
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
Eta IA WE n ID W
ssEADEs-OilYER w. W0oDFOkD, 6a Cat!iarIne It

NEW FACE. s2GSGS0s.-.LFaED SMITH, 'erchant
~ Tailor Fuitons would invite his ends and he pub
lie TO call and stock of Fail Goods consisting o!
Cloths Ncstng suited the fall trade 'eninch
leaving their their being iaed III the osi
satisfactory manner Terms moderatcCash on delivery -
CRDCySEIsy.-lO BONEKY-MERRlTTS & PAGE
would call the Pcbc iher extensive stock
pan and rich Glass China the- Nos 100 howeri
md 3}i Grnnd-,t Price, no !crutr. Gulb lm'y
D7CTAEEa! EfCfz5,ES.!-Orlcrs received for Osborn,
n.,,.nccs e, ,sups Sauces SC. al JOHE BEOACHS,
ca Front.
yS-uoDs3E AND WILLOW %s.E.-r.e under
~ sgnd offer ior aud retail ir0ums, Tubs
Pals Brushes Mat, baskets u every description Cords Cor
dage comprising general and offered or a; %" by
MEEKES a SHAW, l9j Wasn.rgien-st.
auI7 I'm opposite the Market
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
From the Bangor Wing
FoRT FAIRFIELD, Aroostook,
Friday, September 10, l84l.


To-day, to the joy and satisfaction Of the inhabt-
ants ofthis place, one company of United States
troops under the command of Capt. Van Ness, ar
rived from Hancock Barracks and took military pos
session of the Fort. Formal delivery OF the Block
House and premises was made to Capt. G. o. Col
Inns, Acting Quarter Master for the United States,
by Zebulon lngerso, Esq, the Assistant Land
Agent The soldiers take up their quarters in the
Block House, but the officers will occupy tents
un,il some suitable and convenient buildings can be
erected forlhemselves and their families.
The star-spanged banner now waves over our
own soil under the authority of a power able and
willing to maintain 1.-THE United States of Ameri-
ca.
Politicians may say what they please respecting
this movements but it is fact, and which cannot
be denied, that the influence of our worthy Chief
Magistrate, Edward Kent, in obtaining the General
Government to assume the responsibility and ex-
pense ofthe Fish River and Fort Fairfield posts by
sending regular troops there, will do more towards
settling the question ofthe boundary than any thing
that has been done by any or any party for the
last thirty years. And all this has been done with
out afectaton ofparade or display, by the untirng
exertons of Edward Kent, 10 whom belongs the
lasting gratitude of his fellow citizens.
OBSERVER.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
MURDER AT CAMBRIDGEPoRT MASS.

MURDER AT CAMBRIDGEPoRT MASS
most horrid murder was committed on Sunday at
the Alms-house in Cambridge. About 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, one of the inmates of the house, an English
William II. Britain, entered room, where three
female inmates were, and with large carving knife
inflicted mortal wound upon Sarah Stevenson,
Young woman of Irish descent, about twenty years
old, Of which she instantly died. He then attempted
to take his own life, but without success.
Britain had made proposals of marriage 10 the
young woman, who, for some time past had been
ont Of health and was Of an exemplary moral char
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
A BEAUTIFUL PASSAGE.

Intellect is an enchanter. Long years after
loved friends are entombed, the wand of memory
waves over the chill vaults of the sepulchre, and
the dead start into life pale, purified, passion
less as the seraphs, their sweet faces beam again
upon us. The fragrance of their spirt-breath
stirs in time bleached locks their thrilling
kisses are again on our lips. With their spirits
our spirits again mipgle in better fraternity of
feeling than ever bound us before We invest
them with transcendant beauty they are now
loveer than the beings of this world their bo-
SONS throb upon ours with better sympathy );
their eyes look deep into ours, with exceeding
love. Strange intellectual power What con-
tact of spirit with spirit What a reunion be-
tween the severed Can it be possible that in
this spirit dialogue, but one spirit has part
answering itself, and creating but imaginary
bllss' Mono. Intellect has voice that can
summon its loved from the spirit world. In the
arms of my soul, | may, with due submission to
the Great Father of Spirits, clasp the spirits of
my dead. Again upon my heart can lay the
spirit babe to whom / sobbed farewell long
years gone by. Not only in the arms my fan
cy, but really, and indeed, in Intellectual affinity,
may l embrace my sweet departed daughter,
whose angel spirit in life pinned for my happiness,
and whose last accents, as her tongue froze in
death, murmured my name.-.Medft.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
nloral ano Religious.
ENTIRE sANCTIFICATIoN.

CAN any man expect to be saved from his in
ward sin in the other world None, except such
as hold the Popish antiscrptural doctrine of pur-
gatory. " But this deliv erance is expected at
death" Where is the promise that it shall then
be g wen? There is not one such in the whole
Bible And to believe for thing essential to
our glorifcaton, without any promise to supper
that faith in reference to the point on which it is
exercised, is desperation that argues as well the
absence of true faith as it does of right reason
Multitudes of such persons are continually de-
plorng their want of faith, even where they have
the clearest and most explicit promises and yet,
strange to tell, risk their salvation at the hour of
death on deliverance that is no where promis
ed in the Sacred Oraces
But who has got this blessing ?"-Every one
who has come to God in the right way for it
" Where is such an one Seek the blessing as
you should do, and you will soon be able to an
swer the question. I" But it is too great a bles-
sing to be expected Nothing is too great for
believer to expect, which God has promised, and
Christ has purchased with his blood "If had
such blessing, should not be able to retain it,"
ALL things are possible to HIM that believeth
Besides, like all other gifts of God it comes with
principle OF preservation to it; 'and upon all
thy glory there shall be a defence" C Still
such an unfaithful person as | cannot expect it"
Perhaps the infdelty you deplore came through
the want of this blessing: And as to worthless
ness, soul under heaven deserves the least of
God 8 mercies. 1t is not for thy worthiness that
be hac tbao hut G., a., r
his Son. You can say, "When felt myself a
sinner, sinking into perdition, ! did then flee to
the atoning blood, and found pardon: But this
sanctifcaton is far greater work No; speak
ing after the manner of men, justification is far
greater than sanctfcation. When thou vert
sinner, ungody, an enemy in thy mind by wick
ed works, child of the devil, an heir of hell.
God pardoned thee on thy casting thy soul on
the merit of the great Sacrfclal Offering; thy
sentence was reversed, thy state was changed,
thou vert put among the children, and Gods
Spirit witnessed with thine that thou vert his
child What change and what a blessing !!
What then, is this complete sanctifcation2 1t
is the cleansing fthe blood that has not been
cleansed it is washing the soul of true believ-
or from the remains OF sin il is the making one
WHO'S already child of God more holy, that he
may be more happy, more useful in the world,
and bring more glory to his heavenly Father
Great as this work is, how little, humanity speak
ing, is it when compared with what God has al
ready done for thee But suppose it was ten
thousand times greater, is any thing too hard for
God Are not all things possible to him that
beeves' And does not the blood of Christ
cleanse us from all unrig righteousness Arise, then,
and be baptized with greater efTuson of the llo-
ly Ghost, and wash away thy sin, calling on the
name of the Lord DR.. fl. Clarke'S JheOLogv.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
BATH MAINE THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1S41,

acter, which she had rejected, and it is supposed
that lie intended to destroy her and himself, as he
had two razors in his pocket. Britain is a man of
good education, about ifty-six years old, and had
been engaged IN teaching the children in the estab
ishment He was examined before Justice Cham
berlain, and committed for trial.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
Committee of
the Bangor
Mechanic
Association.

SHIPBUILDING AT BRUNswIcK.-A cores
ponden at Brunswick has furnished US with the fol-
lowing communication, which we publish with
terprse of one of the peasantes towns in this coun
ty. [Port Adv.
'As you occasionally publishing the business
of different places, here forward the amount of
navigation now on the stocks in this town:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
issil the sure, unfaling KEY to true Christian en-
Joyment. Without its aid, our efforts are vain
miscellaneous.
TO THE MECHANICS OF MAINE.


As the result of correspondence between the
several Mechanic Associations in the State of Maine,
it proposed that Convention by Delegates from
tn, several Associations and from Mechanics gen.
orally in the towns where no Associations at pres
ent exist, be holden at Augusta, on Wednesday the
twentieth day of October next.
The experience of the last few years bears strong
testimony in favor of the principle of Association
among Mechanics for The purpose Of intellectual,
m,ral and scientific improvement.
Wherever Mechanics have made use of this prin-
ciple, has been found lever promotive of their
true elevation men, to their improvement as Me-
chanics, and to their happiness and adyantage as
class.
1t is believed that the benefits of this principle of
Association may be greatly promoted by State Con-
venton, devoted to the earnest purpose Of enarging
the circle of know ledge, as to what has been and
may be accomplished by 1.-THE interchange OF
sentiment,-the advantages of fralernal regard be-
tween Mechanics in different parts of the State, and
the union of effort in devising and carrying into
effect measures tending to the objects proposed.
In accordance with the expressed wishes of the
several Associations through their correspondence,
and by their authority, the Bangor Mechanic Asso-
citation respectfully invite their brethren Of the sever
al Mechanic Associations in this State, and Mechan-
les generally in the towns where no A ssociations at
present exist, to send such number of Delegates as
they may think advisable, TO the Convention to be
holden at the time and place above mentioned.
1t is desirable that information should be forward
ed at the earliest day 20 the President of the Angus
ia Charitable Mechanic Association, of the number
of Delegates each Association and town intend to
send, in order that suitable arrangements may be
made for the exercises
JAMES R. MACOMBER,
MOSES SAUNDERS, Jr, Committee of
OLIVER SALEM BEALE,
TIMOTHY II. MORSE, the Bangor
EBENEZER T. FOX,
PERRY B. RIDER, Mechanic
THOMAS SEAVEY,
ANSEL LEIGHTON. Association.
GEORGE a. LONGFELLOW,
Bangor, Sept IA, IS4l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
EVANGELICAL FAITH.

In the exercise Of Faith, the Saints of God have
accomplished miraces--both as TO works of love
and mercy, and HOLY LIVING. Evangelical faith,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-09-30
Published every Thursday morning.

oFFICE-No. 6, GRANITE BLOCK, (up sairs) NEARLY
PosITE THE POsT-OFFIcE.
Terms.-Iwo dollars per annum, payable half IN ad-
vance, and the remainder at the end of sir months $3.50
at the end of the year. liberal discount for the years
advance @ Any procuring six responsible subscr
be shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay, ten per
cent, additional
No attention mill be giUeR notices for disseminating, unless
accompanied NTH the cash for all arreardges
Agents
Bristol GEN. ]. VARNEY. Bonodonham, o. LUNT, ESQ.
THOMAS HERBERT, in. Wisodsset, A. HERBERT.
Bremen, Col. s. T. HINDs. Boothbay II. X. REED, ESQ
WadoborO', JAMES HovEy ESQ., Phpsbrg, N. C. REED ESQ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-13
MERvuANDIsE TRAINS

will leave tire Freight Depot Ch0restown and Nashua
every morning. Sundays excepted.
All goods be transported on the rail road going above
Lowell, must be sent to the companys Freight Depot
Charosown, al the end of Warren bridge.
Goods be forwarded by the morning vain, must be sent
to the Depot early as he evening before.
The Company having provided large and comm"dious
Store Houses both at Nashua and Charesown and having
completed their arrangements for the transportation o.
merchandise, give notice that they now prepared ic
transport all goods and country produce which may be for
waded their dcpos and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly secure goods
from damage and careful and experienced men to take
charge Of the transportation business at the depos ana TO
accompany the goods over the road.
The Company determine not only TO accommodate the
pubic but to extend every facility in their power, both Ia
teamstcrs and melohans, having fixed upon the following
rates freight
$3.50 per each way between Nashua and Choresiow
Sl00 per ton each way between Nashua and Lowell.
An regular teamstcs running the will be carried
the road between Nashua and Chaesown each way
free Of eXpense. W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-13
O. X. TALL CURED1

Es reader bottle after bottle Of Charles Jones' compound
Tor the euro of Salt Rheum Eyyspolas ScrCula Humos
KIND as been sold with the assurance to tho purchaser
hu no req was had that the money paid for tho article
was ~ REFO%I)ED aud not single bottle has been
turned rus proof positive then that thoy all OK-al
oueh ny II costs nothing in OF failure give relief
ms no humbugi thofe ia mistake the aucle for tho
cure OF humots INC directions fully complied wh II
proves hse TO DC really what " is ndod be Made
only by himself aud for sale WALTON'S bookstore Mont
poe Vt and al many Of the principal places in New Eng land
L.. p. WALTON AND SONS General Apents.
Also, for sale al Mortified by White Gilman and CO.
Borre, Samuel Britain.
East Wamslown, J. q. Farnum
lllrdwick trong and Dolano
Brookheld Cleave0nd and stevens
Royalon Duwner. Nevins and Fish
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-13
IOTInN1 IOTInNI

Err. EVANS BEAUTIFYING LOTION, high
ly esteemed for curing all Eruptops, Coarseness, Red
ness aud pimplos on tho Face, Neck or Hands, and
ellectualy cleaning the complexion, and removing all
diseases OF the skin.
Nothing contributes so much TO our general success
in lite, engaging first apr earancc. This Lotion
Ia admired os q most fragrant, mild, safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing socang
and purifying the skin of all eiupons, injurious
TO female beauty, and restoring it 10 high degree Of
purity.
beautiful and hcolthful complexion is the pride OF
al who possess IT, aud the envy Of those who de-
privcd o. It. What can he affecting 10 a beautiful
cmalo ~ whose lace nature has displayed her power
to find her complexion diseolored with disgusting
pimpos which affect her charms7
A good appearance is ibe best Recommendation;
and the Bcautlying Lotion puriics the skin, and
removes all pimpcs blotCes, tan, eunburn aud red.
uos5 and produces a beautiful hue it is the ONLY cos
nctic a ledy should use at her toilet.
Ccnilumcn will also find this deli ghu remedy 10
remove ali ughncss punplcs, rneworms, spots, red
ness, of he face and nose, and every kind
ol eruption on the surface Of the human body It is
particularly recommend, TO gentlemen 10 be used al.
ter shaving. it viii prevent The otherwise certain
ril'cl OF all common soap, in turning the beard re-
maiurrly grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK & CO.
- No ~ Gcn'-,r -. Uncu, n. y
Also by $. BeRBANN, MonPclol, ".
4 tOUGH, ASTHMA, Shifting BLOOD
"a OF ca YEARS. STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNES EXPECTQGANT
From Alkm-oo's Philadelphia Eve. Post.
Pnl,odcli bu. AuGrsl lGth, 1888.
Nj Atkn-op--Dc SIR: Il has b,cu ny misor.
tune 10 !ubl upd,r cough aad as hma'raI oupr's
sion. for mo-c than holl certury. When solder
II the American camp. II IT'S, with many others,
owing 10 grear cXpo-urc, had violent attack OF di
ease Of the lungs, hy which was dis1h' from Guiy
Tor lon. 'uc. Since Heat period uu il rcccnd,, /
have never been free from violent cbu4h and diff
Gully lbrcutlia2. Toar alter year have cXpt ctor.
,ted over GIL day; often much more, and some.
times mixed with blood. For uonlh. ID. cthrf, nj H.
after ushr, have had 10 set or bc hoI-irFod up 10
obtain ny br.alh. The weakness ard d, hiluy caus.
I'd by srch constant cEPccioialion 10, qtcny brou hl
ne to u state bordering on dcu Ii. II ha, been mat
tor oI oston-hmerr (" IA, family and hcnd., That
am here to rite THIS to iou. have ha skiiln' lh!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-13

1RO PIECES AMERICAN ENGLISH CAL.
lou ICOES from l-2 to 90 cents per yard Just e.
coyed by CHARLES SPALDING. Maya