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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-28

- ware OF tnhl oreAd DESTROYER, FIFTH II
BRONCLlTlS;4.E Which spares neither The
. Dung thoohd, or the Beautiful, but rs annual
W hurTyine thousands upon thousands TO a prem
AZURE grave ungder the mistaken name Of Consu-
mpuon. The usual symptoms Of this disease IN,
COugh, SIRE Tess Of the Lungs or Throat Honrsc-
ness, Difficulty Of Breathing, Asthma Hectic
Feyer:a Splitting up Of PhlcRm OF Matter and
sometimes blood. Tits an in Inflammation ofthe fine
skin winch lines the inside Of The email wind tubes
or ar vessels running through tory part Of the
unes. The great and cfierfua remedy for this
alarm'n and wide spread disease il the Rev. n.
C0ycrIs BALM OF LIFE. This new and invai-
liable Medicine - universally pronounced bv ne
muliiudes who have used u and tested its heal.
ins virtues, 10 be the m0stwOnderful and adnirs-
DIS RENE ~ IN the world Tor the cure OF Hrnnchi.
US, coughs, severe Colds, Group, Asthma Whct-
ping Tough, and all diseases Of the Lungs and
Nindp'pe which. neglected, soon lead to real.CoA-
sumpt ION
The BlLN OF Lars stands entirely sloof rom
me yauOus Quack NostfUms Of the day having
invariably won the confidence Of Physilisns CleT.
gyInen and the intelligent Of all classes wherey.
er % has BEEN introduced Phinnthropisfs, and
All who truly ssmpathize with human suffering
every whore hail 90 JppsnTance with heart feit 1v
and look upon the BAtm o. iIrE az one II those
great and uncommon blessings whicha Kind
= evidence occasionally bestOws on man. buf
wmch like angels visits ore few and Ter between
,EFCrculaTs, containing numerous testimOni-
ais OF the highest responsibility, can be had, gTai-
miOus, Of all our Agents.
The BALN o. LIFE, Zone DoliarperBottle) is
iOrnie 90 the Book store 81
dec is--6m STEPHENSON g. GARwOOD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-28

hIepINlA: Al rules held IN the Clerks 0ilice
OF the Circuit Superior Court ofI.aw and Chan
Agust Isii.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-09-28

-'''I '''''' '''' "NIII0a . gOTIIIa %
m Defendants.
The defendant James G Johnston not having
entered his appearance and given security accord
ing 20 the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
court, and ~ appearing BY satisfactory prooftha
nels not an lnhahltant % this commonwealth.
70 motion Of compl1indntby counsel q, is order
su tlat the SAID defendant DO appear here on the
ist day Of the neXtFnl term # this court enter MS
appearance, give sccnUty flr performing the dc.
&c ~ 'he cause, aud answer the bull If the said
fonipId!naht' alc mat cory Of this order be
i2rthwltt inserted ~ some Newspaper priatcd IN
ne cry Of Wheeling Tor two months sutcc.-
5NtIy' ENC posted az the front dor Of the court
"OuSeol OmO county. 4 copy fostp.
M, ALEX r LAIDLEY. Clerk.
Wilson, for Comp't aug 10
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
SHERlLlN'S cOUGH LOzENGEs.

IT'S Iozcnscs sealed, and have "a Sherman NJ D. {"
on the side O the box They the safest ~ o,t sure
aud ellrctuaI rcmidy Tor Cough Colds, Consunptiois
whoopng Cough Asthma, 1igncss Of the Lungs or cles
&c., &c. The proprietor has Known III il STANCE
where they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several
Thousand boxes have been sold within the last three on
restoring to health persons IN almost every stage If ca
>umPtioi and those tailoring under the most dlsirrssil
colds and coughs They do not check un dry up the
nut render easy promote ecoratiOn, any the tick
hhB or ritniiOn md remove the ptONmuc or eAcitIEg
cause. They are made from conn nation of the most
valuable cNrccoraE cough medicines and are rGoubt-
tdl! superior 10 every thing IN USE for those conn lain IS
Hundreds upon hundreds O certificates have been offered
Ut their wonderful virtues, Om those who have been
saved from m untmcy and restored to perfect health
by usrg them. GuSE-UnC uzcrgo l. lose ur an admit
and may he repeated from three to sN DAY. vs. tc.
CURED. Children, eight YEAR, Old half OF one fur Years
quarter aud in proportion. Very snail children or
infants vii! take them best dissolved IN httle water
Should they act emctc, produce Nausea the dose
one Will generally be sui cicnt take before breakfast MS
the stomach is more easily slchered. No III effects can
arise from dose 1t viii the stomach TO re-
Jet II aud although not lcsaIt sutlOn, will be found
To giytrclc Where there il much pain in the breast or
side, Of ShenHns Poor Mans Plasers should be apl.
I'd over the part and worn I'LL reley ed. II attended with
few cathnrtc or laxative LOzcugcs or Bny
mild cathartc medicine should be used us occasion re-
1uircs
Sold at the Variety Store, bv PANGBORY 4 Bpyys
NID, Jewellers Burlington, VI, wholesale agents A
LIBERAL discout 10 merchants who buy to sell again
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
GEMS OF THOUGHT,

The worthiest people are the most injured by
SANDER as we usually find that to be the best
fruit which the birds have been picking at.-SwiR.
To endeayor the conversion of a hereto BY force,
u IA l'rrd o.. "t,","nt s,nrr,inu y castle Nv ln
gic.-RGaector.
A wise mans heart il like 4 broad hearth ha,
keeps the GOALS CHS passons) from burning the
house ; and good deeds in this life are Goals raked
up in embers, to make fire next day.-Sir T.
OrerJWy,
When all is done, human life is, at the best, but
like iroward child, thu, must be played with and
humored little to keep it quiet till it falls asleep,
and thln the care is over Sir W. Temple.
Mcn no mora desire nnolher's secret to conceal
them, thin they would another's purse for the plea
sure of carrying it.-Feliiag.
unwlng'y does the mind digest the evils pre-
pared for il by others for those We prepare our
selves, we eat but the fruit which we have plant
ed aud watercd. -Sierae.
To be deprived of the person we love is hap
pness in comparison Of living with one we ha,e-
Hluyerc.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
SIERMAN'S POOR MANS
p J. a S II Err,

nNlh IL -2 cents each. Each plaster has printed on
~ the bhck OF H. sherman's Poor mans plastern II
'he best Strengthening plaster in the world and soycr-
tsh remedy Tor PAIN or weakness In the hnCk lnns side
breast neck, Limbs; joints, rheumatism, umhago &C. DC
one million year will not supply the demand The, re-
qhre little wsrmir before application Warrcuted SUI
peror to NIL othersand for quarter the usual price
making not only the best but the cheapest plaster in the
world 1t affords relief hours and makes aston
s cures. In liver mplants and dy spepsa il should
DC worn over the region of the liver stomach, aud IL
WIN afford great and astonishing relief In cough colds
asthma, difficulty of breathing oppression Of the chest
stomach they will immediately soOth. and greatly benefit
he patient Persons Of sedcntary habits, these Obg ed
10 stand mnch viii receive decided support from one
Of these truly strengthening plaster PLY cians generally
recommend them in preference TO all Others because thew
stick adhere and afford greater relief In their
operation they stimuai, tonic, and anOdync. They
composed Of entirely different ineredienia from am
other; and known from the experience Of millions who
have used them, well the united testimony of all The
celebrated and distinguished clergy and pl scians to be
the most useful aud highly medcated plaster invented
or offered to the public Several persons have called at
the ware house tn their surprise and nj the almost
miraculous cures ilcs" plastcrs have effected One
who has been affected with rheumatism be unable
To dress himself without assistance, enabled after
wearing one only night to mp alone in the
ming, put on his cloths and call office with bea-
ming with joy and his pouring forth the glaness Of
his heart the sudden and signal relief he had received
from this hest of ali remedies. Ask for DR.. Shermnn,s
Poor Mans Plaster. Is so called, because the rrice
places /, in the power OF all TO purchase beings only 70
cents. Sold at the variety store Of P1NGB0Ry A
RRIySM1TD Jewellers burlington VT wholesale agents
liberal discount to merchants who buy to sell ssain
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

Coon ToAsT.-Among the toas,s given at
recent Wing celebration at Ogdensburgh, n. Y.
was the following -
"UOmrn.-A mother, she cheiishes and cor
reefs us--a sister, she con3uits us--a sweetheart
she coqnets and cOnguers us--u wife, she comforts
and conIides in ns-whout her, what would be.
come of us -
Become Of us' Some of US Won mean. Nan
without woman is like shell without the oyster
just like it. In our simple and humble opinion
more Ike Tint than any thing else. One good cart
load Of oyster shells is worth more than any two
Old musty, grabbed, dried up jacheiors. Who de-
cde' against US We appeal TO all the sensible
men, (lhit is, all that are married. and all the
pretty women If the world Pitts .lmeriraa.
There YOU may 90 up 10 the head What do
you know about the worth of old bachelors? They
have been the greatest beneflctor5 of mankind
Aristotle, RrpmcI, Mi'haeI, Angelo, Bacon Locke,
H"wton, all were old bachclors And were not
these men worth " cart-oad of oyster-shells !"
Perirch was a bachelor, and Laura was an old
maid. And don't YOU know Mr. American, that
the two best female writers in this country. are
OIL maih! Washington Irving, is bachelor -
and James G. Percyal, is a bachelor although
he says
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
IL " 4
FL J. &. WHITTIER.

j. "a. WAL IEh'
Forgive thee yes do forgive thee,
Aud bless thee as we pmt,
And pray that years may never leave thee,
My agony Of heart
call 10 shadowy madison
Upon thy fair Dung brow,
Bat woa!d thy life nigh, ever run
As spnwaldly as now.
know that have knet too lowy
For smiles so oft withdrawn,
That trusting love received too slowly
The lesson Of thy scorn--
That thou hast had thy triumph hour
Unquestioned and complete
When prompted by spell ofpowcr
kne!t me at thy feet.
IT'S over now-tly charm is broken
The fcverish dream hath fled
And passed away like thoughts unspoken
The vows that have said.
give thee back thy plighted word
It's tones Of love shall be
Like music by the slunberer heard
A dreamer's melody.
Go now--the light Of hope upon thee
Thy lovers claims are DER.
A thousand smiles thy charms have won thee
They ii win THOUSAND more.
For beauty hath charming spell
Upon the human will
Though false the heart it wells so well
1t hath its homage still
Go blue-cyed girl the proud shall meet thee,
And gladden. in thy smile,
And houery's pleasant lip shall greet thee
With the bland words of guile,
Go, try the recklcssness of earth
With that Young heart of thine,
And lavish its unpracised mirth
On pleasures every shrine.
Thy pleasant path may yet be shaded -
A shadow cross thy sun
Thy rosy wreahs which love has braided,
Fall from thee one by one;
The fattercr's tones may pass away
The Tyre Of love be broken
And nianhood's evil scorn repay
The londness thou hath spoken.
Go, hearless girl -thou'lt smile tomorrow
As had never been
And spurn thy lovers words Of sorrow,
For those Of happier men.
a darker destiny the page
or coming years may TEL i
God hep thee in thy pilgrimage
Loved being fare thee well
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
WANTED,

q \ exchange for goods. 500 lbs. Blood root eco lbs
Il snake root. 2OObs Ergo Spurrcd RYE well dried
ana cleahsed for which fair price will be paid Ley-
cred soon by the subscribers
SNOW Il ClIAMBERLIN.
POmfrct, july go lsi0. lair
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
ID II. A. : ii f. II NJ MS
NEDTCATED I,cZNNGEs.

IT CHLDREN or Adults can take medicine in this
form wiihOut dificHity.
IS ne only ~ay 10 m0ke ii pleasant get dscottrsd.
lF Purchasers WW please OGserte Mdt the name 81
SHERNIN, VI. d. is on each LOr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
o-CELrrc-The following will do ia

lifBERNo-CELrIC.-T following will do E,r
a tolcrable HjcrRicism:
Wat You say sar - said Frenchmnn TO n
raw bog-troitrr who had just stepped from newly
arrived vessel on the Levee-''i no understand YOU
sais -
~ want 10 know do yes sell on tick in this town
ana can yon tell me where to buy dinner-on
tick, mind We J"
"'Tick, sair:''
''Yis. where do they sell on tick ,"
Sell tick :"
''ro be sure, sell tick can We tell a poor hungry
dlv where TO get dinner Oh tick :"
''snr," SAID the polite Frenchman, with bow.
VI no ron prehend sell tick - and walked off.
"Why, the spn'peen Of fellow thinks I'm talk.
ing ris,' said Pat. ''telling ne he doesn' under
stand Celtic, when IT'S pure English I've been talk
ing all The time !''-Picayuae.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

Widow7 are singular creaiures-they resemble
green r7of, which, vile it Is burning on one side,
10 weeping on the Other.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

Who buys sugar candy Tor the bows, and dolls
Tor HE little grs: Who take the children out
RIDING aud go with the young ladies to singing
schools, sewing societies, and concerts: Old bach
elors. Out upon ,ou.--Ciere HeraM.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
Q3erhGr-Itfe.

YolgeneeS lit Elm 8erSeihnie Der 9Ped,t6s
fdlIe, meld,e perhGrt iperoen IplIen in Der
Court bon Common pIede, in uno fur eedn
@nnntp, anfan9enb am MCnta9e ben 8. Mai
ndtltens, uno fpeld,e cine Beche eanern fol-.
gucas Sdlau6 9e9en Oaniel Wcbr.
Sobn Dian geger Saccb Nariman.
Sotn 3an 9e9en penrD oanj unb Gua
feine Srau.
Sbriiftan Sorfmdn 9e9en Scnditan @uth.
Sonas Srcblt 9e9en @ldrtfl Bartman.
Scnas Srobit gc9en Sdrah Wartman.
3hcmns @lud gegen Sobn @jliid
glllen Waro 9e9en Sdmes Samefon.
gluen 9Sdro aegen 0dniel MoDer.
@cnrao Souber 9egen SOnathan Sdmarl
@ecrge Soers ae9en Sames Wlc@open.
9Sdterman II. Ycun9 ge9en 8. 9. 8raufe.
2bomns @lld 9e9en @pefrieo 9ietb.
e5decb 8. 9iitter gegen .jeffe Sd,dffer.
NenrD uno William Wcrman gegen Sphn
Gtuunemadler.
Daniel WicDer 9e9en @jecrar fanoer.
eScccb Sdhiert gegen Solcpb 9Silt
Daniel Soelfrial gegen Dapib .DlitIer.
@briifidu ShellD gegen Scbn' 2einharo.
Scbn 9S. ncrnbcd qe9en Dieter 8ierD.
s.. &. Wtchr gegen S1aberader unb 8iery
@'ecr9e 9fice gegen Saccb @g9e.
Caniel Shuler 9e9en Samuel Smith.
NilIiam SNarlaher 9eqen 3obias S,eller.
Saccb Steftler gegen Ghomas Bcrman,
9Gillcn, 8c9el uno Siesers ee9en Salos
mon lleberrotb.
Scbn SrCd unb 60. 9esen SaIcmcn lie,
berrotb.
Schn G. Gjrunbie ge9en 6enrD Gbner.
Scbn s. Srauie, 9liG9nie pcn Sobn Sddfs
fer, 9egen @jeorge 9i6oer.
Se1e Samnels, Brctb.
Nldrs 81, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
eJupialt VrpeCtorallf,


Mirb erlpfohIen aIs bic beIfe sabereitfff Mrs
ol3In fur 6nifen, grfdltling, 9lue,ebruna,
@nsbruifi9feii, 5feudhuiten, fc,fpefee 2ths
men uHo ale aranfheiteii bsr Brnif unb
eange.
Diefe Webisin tpirb BON pieIen unb fsbr
reipeftabeIn perfpnen reccmmanbirt, meld,e
eiirh bieielbe curirt ipiireen BieIe, lpeld,e
lange Belt nnter 0nifen unb BrnIffranfbeitem
lltten unb ge9laubt baben fie fpdren init Der
glneSehrin9 befallen, iplirben in fiirser 3eit
9dnslid eurirt uno sur p6lligen @eiunbbeit
gebradt.
lBer nadl ben Wertb biefer Mebi,in Bee
3fpeifelt, Der leie ben folqenbeu Brief RON els
ner perfen, bic fein SntereiTe In bem gers
fauf berielben bat:
Teuycrf Suni Is. 1888.
gin Or. e5aD e.-Wertber berr SD,
babe @ebraud gemadlt bon Sbrem gruectps
rant; icpobl perI6nlidl, ale aud, In meiner
SaniIie, fur bic leeten Sabre, nit benz
grb6ten Hiiben. Sn oer Chat, i'd, betracbte
mein qeben perldn9ert bnrd, ben Gjebroud,
oiefer idldbbaren MeeiSin, neblf benz Seaen
@ettes, fur perldieeene.
Sur alle Sale oon 6uiten, @nt,nncuna
Der Srnit, eun9e, urb bes Soal1es, empfeble
i'd eiele Mec5in nnbeeeuenflid, ais bic Nelfe
bic idb jemals 9ebraudlte. Dtein erulfliher
Wnnfdl 1T oaB 9lnoere bic an lleteln leioen
moran idl gelitten babe, bauen befreit wers
ben nodten. lpeldes tpie id CLAUDE aeicbes
ben ipirb, tpenn Te Sbr @rpeeiorant aebraus
den. 6. 6. y. @rpsbp.
Or. SaDne,-@ertbe Nerr. -Gurc, bic
@naoe @)ettes bat Shr Snbian GrpectcraHt
elite Soeilun9 an mir beipirft Dor einem iebr
eleneen 3uitanb. Sm lseten december be-
fam idl einelt befti9en 9lnfall BON @nqbrnlfias
felt, cine 8ranfbeit NIT peld,er id, fdlcn
oiele Sabre 9eplagt mar. 0efes llebel mar
ncdb be9leitet nit Soeiferfeit, tpebem Sals II.
gnngen, nebif einem befd1perlid,en Sulfen
llno qrpeen Sd)fpad)beit, unb aIs id, beiuohe
eritidt mar, fpuree mir eine Tlalde pcn Sbs
rem @rpecterdnt 9eldlicft. 9lnfanas bnebte
id, es mare nidts ale 0uadlalberei, allein
ale idl fab oaB ee 70 Iebr enlpfebIen muree
onrdl Dr. 9cing, nit peldbem id1 iebr mobt
befannt bin, fpltree id, peranlast es IN ae.
braudlen, nne in ipenigen 3agen mar id,
pollfcmmen sebeilt, nrd babe iCb big icBteis
nen 0iiidfall Der 6rnnfbet eebabi Sd babe
MN cine 70 bobe Weinung bon Sbrer W1eeis
gin, oae menn id) nur eirise 6laihen oappn
puIe, llHp tetlle menr oetpntlleH tpnHte, tdI
oiefelbcn nd,t fur 10 3baler bas Stucf geben
wnrbe. Sh perbleibe Sie terslidb srneenb,
Sobn Seger.
Dieie ocrtrefItde Mebisin fpifb allen ddlt
perferti9t Bon Or. Satne Jip 20. CUB
3te StraBc, pbilaoelrbia, uup iifssu baben
bel euewi9 Sdlmibt, 9Ipothefe in 9llentannn
preoi9er Der Baptiifen Stride
e--gBerther oerr --5h babe
fir Die Ieetcn Wlonate Sbr @rpetfcront
bduf9 in meiuer prnris 9ebraud,t, nnb fir
ale 9Infdle pcu Grfdltung, 5ouftcn, gntSiii,s
cun9 Der euu9en, slusSehrung, @ntbranlti9s
felt uno ldnahbeit Der 8rultift es belfimmt
Die bette Wlecism bic idl temals 9ebrauhte.
9cbtnn9spcll Der Sbri9e
81. rs. QSilliam5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
Oefentltche 9SenDu.

slm Sifermpntn9 ben l2teu 9lpril, I'm
llbr Tadmittdgs, icG an bem Soaule bee pers
itorbenen 9Iuoreos Snerr, fen., in eombtI
SaunIdltp, Qedba @auutY bfentIih perfauft
merben
IL 9lntbeile BON oct Tprtbamptcn
Sanf,
eine Sub, 8etten unb 8ettIdeen uno fcniti9e
Sauss uno Saiid,enserdtbfhaften gu weitlduf,
tig bier anjufibren.
Die Seoin9un9en folIen am Gage oes 8ers
fauf6 befannt semaft unc 9etDri9e 2Iufpars
tun9 9egeben percen, bon
9lnbrea6 Snerr 0r>,,,ors
Saptb Snerr ' 0'0'
Wldrs II, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
@2ars 10,
Or. Setnrte6 SSut6e(,

punodrStltfs unb me6anil6er 3abns
sIrSt in alen oeden 3mci9en, empfe6lt Th
oem publifum in 9llentauu unb oeren llmoes
9enS. Seine Wcbnun9 it gerace iber benz
@alfhauie pcn Scbn @rcB in 9lIentouu.
9f. Q. Or. 8. Sifdel wirb jeeen pierten
Mcntas unb Dienifag in jebem Wacnat in
Justauu bel Scrn. Sppp ansutreffen fem.
Sine ocrtreffidle 3abnspcIitlr, [pdIfe, i
gum reinigen uno erhalten Der 3dbne NIB oen
8aumen.-preis so @entS per Sottel.
Saruar 6. na-6Ipt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
Rleip9r-SfoIlr.

ner llnterfhriebene bat IN frinein SsIeibers
Stpbr, In Der 6nmiltpn Giraffe, sfrifd1en
Bluniers Bndfuhr iinb bem MarftsDiered,
Boas outifebr seseniiber, cine urllifdnbige
gIlIeIpabI bpn feifen
Sli6ern nno @afsniier6,
aller 9lrten, nnO cine vclIftdnbtse sIueipabl
bon
Scntnters@iitern,
ipie aud Elm ansgebenter 8Crratb bon
0erti9en 6leionn9sffiiden
bic unter feiner eigenen 2InffId)t gut unb baus
erhaft genaoht fro.
@r labet bos publiflm Elm ansurufen, fcis
ne slrttdel gu belehen unb fur td, feIblt su urs
theilen, oenn er 1T iiberseiist, bae er Sebers
MAIN Sur 3nfrieoenbeit gu beoieuen i'm Stans
be 1T.
9Iud bat er einen 8crrtb bon Q tcds,
Semoefragen, Soemoen uno feioene 3udber
81 uerfIifen, bic aus 9Imerifanifder Seibe
9emadlt tpprben lInb.
69r hat Ioeben bic TeuDcrfer unb phis
laoeIphiaer s dfd n enipfan9en nub bies
jeniger, rpeIde bafiir unterIbrieben baben,
beIieben fcld)e absuhcleu.
6@& dp esW Gen fur Sdneiber fno
inmer eet tbm 81 haben.
Salnes Samelpn.
AuentauH, Weap g. rq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
% a Cb ri Cbt

rptrb biernit gegeben, boe bic llnterSeidueten
ale glominiitratcreu Der 0interlaeenIhaft
Der periferbenen Margareth Nunfis
d c r, isr4htn Bon Seicelberg 3aunld,ip, ees
dld @auntD, erndnnt mcrben iinb. ollie bies
jeni9en, peIte 2ulprlde an erIaate Dinters
laiienIhaft haben, werccn hermit benad,rtd1s
tiget pae Ie spifhen ieet unb benz ndhlfcn
|. 9pril ihre HIdlfdnbe an ole llnterIhriebes
nen absubeSahIen hdben. Desgleihen mere
ben aud, ale ciejcnigen, trelde 2Infcreeruns
gen baben an erfa9ter SointerIoGenIhaft
benadrid1ti9et, bae Te ihre 0led1nuneen
ipcbl befdeinigt bis gum erlf9emeIcetcm Gas
TO ait Die llnterIdriebenen einsubringen bas
ben.
Deter Gotb, } or>,,,.
Deter NttlIer, fen. s '" w.
Sebruar, Ia. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-07
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