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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

STATE OF MAINE.


Bangor, Oct 3, 1s4l.
Eundersrned hereby wives public notice that the set
Ting land IN the following described Townships which
has been surveyed into settling lots, and belonging 10 the
state, now IN the market il sale ana smst L. WI
liz Il.
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Il. f. SAWYER,
.4TTOR.TEY .f7' L.dU,
pOIVDOINIIA NJ No

BDN DUN INN,
B. G. nil attend The Serercl Courts IN Cumberland, Lin
coin and Reaucgec countless and ~ attend exclusively III
business Of his Profession.
REFER To-
FEssESDEN {, DEBLoIs, EsqRs., po-,,,n5 AZ,
Hon. WILLIAM p. FEssENDEN,
Hon. SAMUEL GRAY, BOcdOinham Ne
b. c. BAILEY, ESQ, Bath, hs
Wales HggrnARD, ESQ, East 7'1omaston.
WILLIAM Thomas, ESQ.
MrssRs GREELY & GUILD, Merchants, Boston, Mass.
Bowdoinbam. March, ISL. 1892.
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AND THE CITY IVA DEFEN'CELESS STATE.
NOW all men by these presents, that IHo'S FDON-
IA NELL Aren't, have just received auz Of those
improved RAT TRAPS, and it would be- advisable for all
persons whoare about laying in their stock q Produce for
winter, to call on the subscriber and buy Trap. Advice
given gratis and Traps 69 l2 Cts
Semi
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Bnu!f Mote Cable.


The following is a complete list of Banks whose bills are
bankah in Boston, 10 which added the rate per cent
di Scpunt
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State of Maine.
LN'COLNss.

LLNCOLESs Office Of CLERK Of The Courts,
October, IN, lafl
THE Libel of which certify the foregoing is n
copy, having this day been received and filed
These therefore, to give notice to all Of the same
that they appear at the next Term Of said District Court
be holden Wscasset within and for said County of
Lincoln, on fourth Tuesday of December next and slew
why such Decree should be passed is in and by
said Libel, prayed for. WALES III BEARD, Clerk
s{t.r,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

NEW ASSoRTM ENT!
s, g1ishcr 4. Dopnell, offers for sale
Eau reasonable terms, at ROGERS
@ block Front street, new and extensive
vi 1Ngs assortment OF fashionable Boots, and
EA shoes. Hats, Caps. sc. & c. suta-
S4aAss bic for winter and spring wear, among
which ae-Lalies Fur lined walking ShoesLades French
Kid Slippers Observation-Disclosures Leather Shoes Of all
styes-Chdrens Leather, Kid and Morocco Shoes Of all
descriptions and sizes. GE.NTS' GALE, KIP s. THiCh
BOOTS 4 good assortment of HATS and CAPS, suitable
to the season. .qLsO-A good ofRUBBERS, all
Sizes The above, together with variety Of other articles
will be sold low for cash.
Custom work, done order, at short notice. in faithful
and workman like manner.
n b. Accounts of than years standing must be
settled immediately f. a. DONNELL,
Bath. Feb 10th, 1871. IT'S
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

RANDALL d WHITMAN
COUNSELL ORS .9.VD .iT7ORNEYS 1T Law,
BATH, Me-
BENJAMIN RANDALL, ,ra-r1
WM II. WHITMAS.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.

yAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last viii of Peleg Talman, late of Bath in the
County Of Lincoln deceased and have taken upon them
that trust, by giving bonds the law directs And
all persons having demands upon the estate of the said Peieg
Taman required TO exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted the said called upon To make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, r,..utor,
HENRY TALLMAN. ~
Bnth. March %, 1871 ].
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
STONE Cutting.

HERDS Grass, Clover and Red Top Seed, for sale by
n. MARSTON.
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FASHION ESTA
SAMUEL CROWELL, TAILOR, returns thanks TO the
- liberal inhabitants of Bath and vicinity for the patronage
they have thus far favored him with and would take this
pouny to inform them that he continues to execute all
orders in his line OF business, with pompnes and despatch
He trusts that his extensive experience in his profession,
and his unremtng efforts please his patrons, combined
with aperect knowledge of his trade, will enable him to
merit and receive continuance Of the public fvor
Persons wishing Garments made in the best and
according the fashions will please call Office
directly Parsons Smiths Store in Rogers brick
block 9TCuttng done at short notice. Latest Fashions
duly received tf7
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GRAVE STONES.

e ADAMS would inform the public that he still contin-
aa' lies to do a little in the MONUMENTAL line, at the
Steam Ferry Wharf, Bath at Brunswick, the Stage
House and Mt his place Of residence Topsham and
vded with GOOD MATERIALS, and ready to attend to
any calls either the first rate Italian, good American
MARBLE, 4uncy Slate at least low Il late,
required and thinks he give satisfaction, which here
toore he has generally done The public would do wen 10
try the substance, Of the beautiful White Marble, which
from ~ rir and if any should have the curiosity,
specimens of stock and workmanship they might call
at West Boston Bridge the foot Of FrontSt Boston,
or Nj Aubnrn and if they choose they may as far a.
Providence, r. |.
In OF absence, at Bath call Capt. J.. Lambard,
next door and AZ brunswick, MI Lnfln, opposite so p
Ig,, [,.t , 1at1
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NEW RAlsTNS
NEW MEDICINE FNR nuNlORs -!

EEONES' Drops for tIumors'' SAFE and Internal
y remedy for Scrnfa and Diseases Of the skim such
SAT- Rhe,a LproSy, Scaitcad Eryspeias and all kindred
diseases, external and internal.
Those afflicted VIII do well to examine the ample teStlmo
nials Of PHYSICIANS and others Of Geo. Willis
ton Brunswick, Perkins Tbbetts, Topslam, and JOHN
WILKINSON, Bath. where the Medicine can be found
81 e,9sth 15iI. 3in27.
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FALL STYLES!!
HATS, Caps AND FURS!!:

GEORGE w. HARVEY, has just returned from New
~ York and Boston wha prime of Hats Caps
and Furs-ineluding Alvords latest fail fashions for supe-
rior Moleskn Hats. large assortment OF beautiful FUR
TRIMMINGS, Nuffs, &c, &c.
ALso-A large assortment of BUFFALO ROBES.
An extensive variety of superior FUR Hair Seal and Cloth
Caps. A good assortment OF India Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes.
Hats and Caps manufactured to order short notice. in
the latest ard best styles.
The public respectfully invited to call and be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
". B. Cash paid for Skipping Fars.
Bath Nov Q, ls4l. 6w33
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

GUADALUPE MOLAsSES.
n HTIDS prime retailing GuadOoupe Aolasses for sale
CU by DANIEL MARSTON.
NTH Sept. 18Th, 1871. %.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

lust received by THOMAS F. DONNELL, Agent, lots
% New Groceries, say Fresh Figs and Rass (ony about
40 days od) Sperm Candles, prime Spanish Cigars, Con
"a.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

NEW BEEF.
MESS No. and Prime Beet-now packing and for sale
WI by J. Il j. ROBINSON.
Rnth. Oct p. ~ 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

TEA, C0FFEE AND SUGAR.
On CHESTS and Boxes Souchong and Tyson Tea.
~ 100 Bags St Domingo,
70 do. Porto ca6ao, COFFEE.
10 do. Old Java,
10 Sexes Havana Brown,)
5 Kinds p Il. SUGAR
BhS Crashed,
For sale hy go C. CLAP, Jr. Staniford's Whit.
HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, Is FANCY PAINTING
a. c. SAWYER, would respectfully inform his old Gus
~ TONERS and the public generally that he will continue to
carry above business in its various branches with DIES
patch, at the old stand, nearthe Sagadahock Ferry
Bath, January 30, le4l. u45
AS&EGNEIGS NOTICE.
(HHARLES w HOLMES having assigned his stock in
~ trade and all his property OF whatsoever kind to the
subscribers fr benefit If his creditors three months is
allowed from the date hereof creditors to become parties
said assignment. The assignment may be seen by APP
pcaton to either of the assignees.
i. {. BAILEY, ! .,s;anoes
J. :. SEWALL. -''5'''
Bath, Sept Is, l8il. 3m2j.
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GRaET DTscovERX!

GHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES are the safest, most
- sure and eftcua remedy for Cough, Colds, Asthma,
Whoopng Cough Tlghness Of the chest CT lungs &C., &c
The proprietor has known instance where they
did not give perfect satisfaction. For evidence Of the viz
CT sherman's Cough Lozenges read what they have
done, viz:
''I was reduced eight months from attack Of my Lungs,
violent cough hindered from sleep, and hourly becoming
debated eNprct0raton, all hopes Of recovery
were exhausted, when advert iScment OF Sher
mans Cough Lozenges; was induced by my friends to
make trial of them and my snrpriS, en-
trey cured in two weeks Having received much bene-
fit from it myself consider my duty to recommend them
to the public. JESSE DuSION.'
For sale BY Z. WOOD, Central Wharf.
Bath. Oct. 10. 30.
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NEW RAISINS of very superior quality, just received
y and for sale by (3I) G. CLAPP Jr.
XgTEsTERN CHEESE. $500 lbs. prime Western Cheese
w FIR SALE by G. CLAPP Jr 81
CIUER EINEGAR--n arrol5, for sale by
\ 81 .. CLipP, Jr.
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WILLARD WALK FL
WILLARD WALK Err,
.AUC1TO.NEER,
BATH, Me.
Mechanic Street. near the Town Landing.
Jnly odd 1911. tfl7

DOCTORS STOCKERTDGE d HALE.
At The sign Of the UOrtIr cppaSc the Printing Office,
ID ESPECTFuILY invite the notice of the community To
AZ their New Apothrcary Establishment Front Street in
the building recently known the kimhal Store opposite
Printing Office, where they will he ready to furnish at
all times night day, Medical and Surgical advice and
medicines with and dispatch and cheap
procured in the place. Particular attention will be given
Physicians orders and prescriptions and TO furnishing
Medicine Chest for families ard vessels.
Dr. HALE win attend exclusively the duties ofte shop
and Dr. STOCKBRIDGE VIII continue to devote his atten
ton to his Profession of Surgery and Medicine
N. h. They have Soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage in perfection
Bath, June 10, 1871. If II.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

Persons wishing for GraYe-st5nes Tomb tables, or Monu-
mentS, have them furnished reasonable terms, and
landed Sanifgrd's Wharf, the landing, Bath
free If charge and a Ss may be paid David Stnson
Esq.,-eXcept those from Brunswick and 1oTsan, who can
settle with Mr.. EnoN lion Of Brunswick village.
Q5~AN communications should he addressed to Gilbert
Pullsn, Augusta, Maine. ly31.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

sTNNE Ct FIiNsF-
THE subscriber would inform the public that he continues
to carry the Stone Cutting business, the old stand
Childs store sight of Market square, here he keeps
very large assortment of Stone usual If the incest New
York white and blue marble, and Quincy and Harvard Slate
stone from Massachusetts, which is OfthG finest quality
&C. lie would only shy those individuals whn wish to
purchase grave stones, marble monuments, tomb tables,
soap stone paint mills, pant stones, &C. that if they viii
call and examine the opportunities r selecting he VIII
pledge himself to give such Sa faction work. bills &c.
will amply rrmunerae them Tor the troIl. thus taken.
To companies who unit" 10 purchase, liberal discount will
be made He will also furnish chimney pieces, fire places,
hearth stanes, flcngs, Of almost every description,
short n tice. GILBERT PUIIEN.
N. b. He also continues carry The stone Cutting
business AT Waterve and Winthrop, where the former
Nj Sanger, and Mt the latter MI. Carr is his At each
Of his shops in the ab0ve places occasional visits will he
made, for The purpose Of engraving that ordered.
Orders calls viii be promptly attended TO-
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TO LET.
A IN the lower part of the village convenient story
1HiW Dwelling House possession given Immediately, in
qnire Of THOMAS F. DoNNELL.
3u,3l
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NEW GOODS!
AT TIE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED By
PALMER & LEDF.ARD
THE subscribers having formed connexion in
business under the firm of owen & Brother, have Just
received from New York and Boston, and are now opening
a urme assortment Of pRYGOODS consisting in part
Of Broad cloths Cassimere Sanes, Vcstings Merinos
Rombazines Alapines, Mouslin de Laines EolienneS,
French English and American Prints, Shawls, Fancy
Iidkfs, &c, &c.
Domestic Tickngs, Sheetings Shirtings, Drings &c.
Atso-a good assortment Of Crockery and Glass Ware,
and prime lot Of Groceries, which will be sold very cheap
for cash.
The subscribers also agents for the brunswick ana
Gray Noolen Factories ~ 800 ,,.,,-
DAVID OWEN, Jr,
MT g, q, tf06
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

Norfolk, Roybury, redeelnable
nj their counter
RoXbury bank, fraud.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

RHODE ISLAND.
lScituate Bank, 30 a
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26

um." Thus the Lrgis'stive Council by
this public demonstrslioa osrht to have
learnt wisdom and 10 have tound cot at
last that this act Of oppression on their part
was rcptossj nv Of lrast nine. tcnths nl the
population over which they WEIR placed 10
lreislsle. But future events will show 10
our readers that the wise men who COM
posed that branch of the Lower Canada
Leg isls,ute, could hy No means he brought
to their righi sruses, and that they ooniin-
Ged TO follow their mad schrmra. till by
'sheir insoIra; end oppressive sets they
drove the Canadians tn despair.
The great services Of John Nelson Es-
qufe, the member for the Couniy Of QUE
bee had elected the applause ~ his eoun-
'rynen. II was decided 10 give this cen.
tlsmap some expressive and lasting tihuie
nf the es,ren in which the Canadians held
The. vthable setvicrs Of this distinguished
individual towards hls oppressed country.
His constituents seized upon the occasion
while the Provincial Parliament was sil-
ting Ia otter him public dinner. A beau
tiiul silver cup was presented 10 him with
the following inscription.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26
The NORTH AMERICAN
J. d RYAN, Iubhakfr,

!, issasd every Wtdzssdss. sueer the supsrin-
sssaencs Il al Associattoa Of CeHtispea.
Trrs.-~oas asliat asa Sly esa,, for IL months,
"st ee;3af 'a' eight menshs, thy eeais fer four
rneH'hs. Psfssss Invariably advance.
To Letters es business. concentrations Tor
rub!tcs'san, &c. 6r. NEST be addressed to the
Fabtshsr, aud resi-psid
70 Thass forwarding FIVE rev Subscribers,
viii he estHled 70 slHih copy gratis.
~ Advertisements eonsptcunusly inserted, and
"a reasonable terms. particularly Tor those WHO
otherwise pAironise the paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26


The, vtl1abe setvicrs Of this distinguished
| individual towards lis oppressed country.
His constituents seized upon the occasion
while the Provincial Parliament was si-
ting to otter him public dinner. A beau
tiiul silver cup was presented 10 him with
the following Inscription.
TO
John Nelson, Esq. Mp. p.
Deputrd twice 10 the Imperial Parliament
10 defend the rights OF the Canadians
This feeble ifibuln Of gratitude is offered
him in commemoraion OF tie services
he has rendered 10 the CouMty and ns
an homage 10 his civic virtues.
Quebec.
1899.
On one side Of the body Of The cup was
represented Cincinnaius pioughing and 10.
vi,ed 10 lake the management Of public
affairs. On The other were depicted the
three Provincial Agents, who, in 1898.
presented 10 The King Of Eng gland tie Pc
t'tion containing the grievances under
which the Canadians lahofed. On another
side was seen n military dcspot with onc
hand destroying The Constitutional Chart
er, whilst with the other lie was suspend
ing chains over The emblem Of Canada pro.
trcted by III. Genius Of the Couhiry.
The remaining part ol the body Of the
cup was filled with the inscription. On
the foot was ~ be seen the counlry-house
Of MIR. Nelson aud hunter, then n Can.
sdIan with train loaded with wood
then an Indian canoe, with several other
embems OF the original occupies Of the
Canadian soil. In reading this expression
oil public appreciation of the political con-
duci Of Mr.. Nelson, and contrasting it
with his after life, we are led TO exclaim,
=" How are the mighty fallen"
As faithful historians, we cheerfulIy re-.
cord the honors heaped npon those who
sought 10 promote their counlry's welfare,
and occasionally we are obliged TO men.
ton the wickedness OF those, whose sole
purpose appears 10 have been TO render
their fellow-creaturcs unhappy by trying
10 enslavs them and 10 deprive Them OF
those ineslimabIe blessings which nature
has abundanily provided for the whole hu.
man family. Among those dark and dam
ming deeds, which have but 100 frequently
afflicted the Canadian People, the foul mur-
der perpetratcd upon the innocent victims
OF tory vengeance, hy band ol hreling
soldiers 10 open day in the streets Of Mon.
tresl, is worthy oI notice as being one Of
the most airoeieus and tanfon acts ever
To make our rrsdsrs better
acquainted with this cruel buicheru of un.
and peacesble citizens, we would
inform them. that Iona OF the Represents.
lives Of The West Ward Of Montreal CITY.
resigned his Seat in the Provincial Parlis.
meni, consequently, q Writ was issued for
the election Of new Member. Two can.
didsies presented themselves for the solIfs-
gss Of The people. Sisnly Bsgg full blood.
ed tory, wis was supported BY the Gov.
eminent party. aud Daniel Tracy, Esq.
the Editor Of the indicator, and the same
individual that had been imprisoned BY the
Legislative Council, for having dared 10
proclaim through The columns of bis paper
tina, the Arislosrstie branch Of tha Cas-.
dian Legislature Sas pobIic auisaaes.
The West Wsrd bed bcsn represented ios
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26
John Nelson, Esq. M. p. p.

~''FH A'NtF"UFFI FNN1Ii WI II =
Deputrd twice 10 the Imperial Parliament
TO defend the rights OF the Canadians
This feeble irbuin Of gratitude is offered
he has rendered 10 the CouNty and ns
an homage TO his civic virtues.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
Eabr9ana IA.
9s eninQ u ma en-.

FDieIe 3eituua wirp jeben Mittwpd auf
fcblem grosen Super 3cpal Sc9en, nit gang
atasn Striften, heraus9e9eben.
lCer Snblcripticu6spreis 1T elm { baler
9F 3ahs, tn 8crausb beSahlnn9.-
Stt Sal cies nift 9efdieht, 70 pereen ein
4,aler uno fiiuf uRD Span3i9 SentS an9es
fdlnet
Rein SubIcribent fpirb FIR tpeni9er ais 6
DRonate an9encmmen, uno feiner fam bic
I3eitun9 auf9ebeu, bic aDe Rldltdnee earanf
.abbr3dblt fluo.
,Rsrfauntmad,uuaen, weldle Elm @tercf
au6naden, fperoeu oreintdl FIR einen Ghaler
'eiu9erift, uuo fir jfoe feruere ginriifung
'funf uub 3manSi9 @ent6. = @rpBere ndd
8erhdltuts.
Dieieni9e pelcbc bic 2situn9 nit Der pcit
'ooer oem. .pcitreitcf erhalten, mliflen itl6it
r0afir besdhleu.
ollie 8riefe All ben Soeruus9eber rilhen
. Il FIRE ein9eianot weroru, lcnit iperoen
iIe nid)t anfgcncmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
9(0l9ntes- -S0ac0rtt1t.

0a S>errDgMtb h, jr uno fcine Trnu
-2-is.id pan SHr3gB1ettgaIi &auuidiip, tc:
da @dnut5, uermitelit einer Sreiptai9eni,es
berIdrebnna, batirt 9Ipul s, 1S4l all thr
@iAentbum, IieQcnOes, pcrlOniiche6 uno oers
mid,tes an Die llnterseid,neten iIbertra9en
habcn uuo Srpar gum Seiten Der @reoitrrcn
bcs beiaqten SoenrD @u.b, jr. 70 peroen hiers
NIT 2IIle, peld,e nod auf irgeno cine Slrt all
bela9tcn SenrY @utb fhuleiq Guo, oufgefcrs
oerr, swiItcn nm uno bem 1ften SulY abSus
bejahen-uno SoIde, tpeld,e ncdh redtmdis
itge SlnipriidNe al Den belagten @utb taten,
nrrben etenfaIIe auf9efcrbert, ihre 9fed,nuns
gen iuncrbuIb rbenbeilimmtsm 3citraume,
wObIteititi9t cinSnbdnct9cn, an
SalomSn Szs.I, n9T,,S SSO8eL 2tni9nies.
Wai S. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
ScIepb S0rtntatt,

Sbneiosr in oer StaSt 9luentaun,
Seoient Id1 bieier Gelsgenbeit Ieinsu 6uns
oen uno Dem pgblitum ilbr.oaupt au,uleioen,
oaB er ods 9 Sd,neioergeI d, { nrd,
INNER betreibt, uuo BAG er ieiuen Q8cbncrt
in Sds neuerbaute naus ecs 0rn. Sacpb Sds
ger, einige GbHren uuterhalb 9Oree, Sdaer
uno Comps. Stohr nuo beinahe 9eraoe Dem
9aftbauie bsS Sobn @rUB gcgenuber, oerle9t
bar, aLIpo er biejenigen Die ibm iein 3utraue
en- ifenfsn phuftlit) uub biilis beeieuen wirb.
@r 1T oant6ar fir bishcr 9erceere Sunbs
fhaft nno fuhlt fidl iiberSeu9t, bas er I'D, Der
Gjnnii pes pubiiFams an ieiuer neuen gBcb.
nuug fernerbin ipureia MAIDEN ivirp.
&r iii audl 9l9ent fit @eorle s. gSelfer'S
"2Imerifdnifhe5 SSlism iun, 9lusfd,netoen''
uno laoet oaher bic Sd]neieer i'm Qanoe etr,
bel ibm oriuruffH uro ss in 9lssnfbeiu ~
gehmfu
2tpgii7, rs-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
Oefentliebe 93eupll.

Mitttpcd,s, cen 2ten SunD, UNI 10 tlhr
Wittaos, Icl an benz SHauie oe6 lluterseid,s
ueteu, in Der Nanrilton Giraffe, auf 6fentlis
der 8enru oerfouft werecn
Srtteu uno Settlaren, Sfeu nit 9fehr, 3Is
ber Stdnoer, Glide, Gtible, Settle une
Spieeel, ncbite einer @erfdlieoenheit pcn Soaue
unc Sudhens@erdth, su weitliuftig su mecen,
Die geoir9ungeu ioaen am Gage res @ers
faufs tcfdnut 9cmaht uno 9lufDarmn9 9c9e.
ben werren, BON
= O. 81. Gage.
Alentaun, Wtafi9. nq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-26
Ql0t9ltteS -SlaC6rtCGt.

IA DarteGW. Soeim ba db bon Der
Staot 9lIeutduu, 2edla @auntp, uermittellt
einer freinilIigen llcteridreiburq, batirt 9lpril
%, 184l, an fein @i9ertbum. lie9eubea, psrs
fonlit,es, 70 ipie oermiItteS an bsn llnters
5cihneteu itbertrdgen hat uno Swar, gum Tes
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51cimbad,, 70 tperoen hermit 9lle, weld,e
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