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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Nla llrtdlt t

piro biemit 9e9eben, bas bic llnterseidnetcn
al6 @reeutcren ben Der NinterlaGenfdalt ces
perffcrbenen peter Soauf, lcethin BON
Der Staot 9lleutaun, eed)a @auntD ernannt
mcrben fnb. = ollie, iuelde nod auf ir9euc
cine 9lrt an Die beia9teSo Sointerlnhenidbaft fhuls
big Ino, tperccn hiemit auf9cfcrbert bis ben
2ten Snnuar lS43 abmbe;ablen-nno ScIs
die, tpeldle nod rehtmdei9e 6crcerun9en bas
ben, beIieben ihre 9iehnnn9en ilusrhalb be-
faster 3eit wcbIbeitdtigr eIlisubdnoisen.
glt. 8. Gberbaro,
Saptp Oaut,
gtcueniber 16. itq--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Sse(lmefal QBaaren.

lie llnferfdriebenen hnben loeben erbdI'
ten, eiu grocer 3afaB bon erlfer Cute Sells
metal Waaren, bellebeno aus uerfhiebencn
C5Fueen BON 8eilere, Ibees5felFef. pfanHcn
i. /. 10, pefhee alies iie an herab9eiegten
preigen perfaufeH iperoeH.
g5ree, Sd9er unb Go.
e.aesiaun, 9iop. 0, na-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Gecf unD 9atpall,

Charles Red. 9ieuben 9dDoll
Sdneioer III oer StaDt 9lllentaun,
8eocnen ft eieier @eleqeuteit, ibrcn
Trcuneen uno eiucm geebrten publifum bic
trscbcne 9nSei9e su mad,cn, baB fIe einen
SdneioersS 9 d, a y er6fnet hoben, in
Der 6amilten StraBe, sluileben Selfrio9e uno
@illcn'S Stcbr uuo Beis's NbrRaderfd)ap,
ipcfeibit lIe
9a5 S6ncioer @eIdMft
in alien beFra perfhiebeucn 3pcisen ;u bcs
treibcn geIcnnen fIuo, uuo inoem iie beioe in
biefem @eIhdft beoentenoe @rfabrun9 tabeu,
70 fhmeihsln iIe Iid) nit Der Noffnung ale
bel ibnen beltelIteu &leioun9sitiife gu Der
gr0Bten 3ufrieeenbeit ibrer Sunben perfcrtis
gen III f0nnen.
s1@ Sie haben bic neuen Sdffcns gum
Gpdtiahr uno gSinter bereits crhalten unc
fonnen oabcr ibre 9lrbeiten nadl Der neueiten
gJscoe icipch ale tpie oauerbaft unb lhon
uerferti9en.
9illentauH Oct. 10. nq-391
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Nener Saar9elo
OleDl- ltltD 9Sutter- -Stpbr
In 0lf[rnfnifif

in 9lnentaun.
Der llnterGdriebene benuBt oieIe @elsgers
belt leincn Sreunoen mb Dem 9eebrten pubs
llfum adtnn96ooll bic 9lnScige 81 MAIDEN,
caB CT eineu neuen
Wlebl@ ltno SnttersGtcbr
er0ffnet bat, in osm Saufe hintcr Bcns unb
Sd9er's Stetr, 9c9cnilber bon Tres, Eager
nno 60, mo er tmmer auf Sano bat pon Dem
belten uno fd0nitcn
@atSen, Hc99cns, Mell6fcrne, 0u6s
irai3en> unb S0afersWiebl,
fpeIdjes er nGles gu febr billigen prcifrn Sh
perfaufeu i'm Stanoe if-Go balt CT AUDI ims
'ner einen 8crratb ccn
Seblmebl (Sli9ntebD, Gprnf6rot
&crrs uno QSai3ens6leien II. {. NJ.
@r bat peoer N2nbe ned, Roifen qcIpdrt,
i'm ieiuen Stebr auf5 belte einiurid,fen, une
bofft oaber eurdI CUTE, billi0e uno punftIid)e
8ecienun9 eincn Ibeil Der Ofenhihcn SHnbs
Ihaft 81 erbalten.
Senrp s. ga9el.
0%rSir Waijen, 9losasn, @eIfdforn, Soae
fer SudlpaBen, ,c., ipiro Ger b6dfte Warfts
prei6 bei ihm besablt.
g. S.-@r hdlt AUDI beifdnei9 @runbbecs
rcn Su ben niccriafeu preifen gum 8erfauf
auf Nano.
9IIcutaun Jioo. so, nq--bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
[Nc.4O.
Gin Se6cttenft6

9Iuf Sreitass ben 9ten December, fclI am
Gjalfbaufe pcu . a pi b 81 0 &, BET Der eedla
Sriife in S,aucpsr 1aunldip, eed,a Gaunip
Gin fetter Strf6
nit Sr9eln, ais freier ssano, auf cine icfde
@ntfernunp, ofS bic Sdlhten eiui9 weroeH
mc9en, aus9efhoscn iperoen. Hie yierteI.
Qbaler Sdiiieen pon Wteithaa, nnb tem
@auntD iiberbaupt, fiub siuaetaeen ble(e @es
legcnbeit, I'm ibre Gisldidfidfeit AZ ieioen,
nidlt untenuet rcriter gebeu ~ laHen. Die
jcni9en Sreunee ocn Nirihaei(d, in Allens
tann fOnnen fidi aud, ciufiuben, innem biefer
pielletdt aefhipinccr gu befommen it ale biss
jeni9en unwfit cem "DcrHenplas" binters
balb Maud' Gbunf.
9apio 9lcg.
yfco. 80. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Tcp. 30.
NQ6rt6t

tpiro hermit gegeben, bas bic lintsrfhriebss
nen nlS 9ominiifrdtore pen ber ninterIaiIens
fdlnft oes perffcrbenen Sames Defdjfer,
lcbtbin bon Siiosg8beitbaa 9aun(dIp, eed,a
@onntD erndunt pcrccn fae.-sae, fpelde
nuf ir9eno cine 9lrt an bic beKamte binter,
laGenidoft fhgtei9 fInc peroeu, hermit
auf9eforcert ;pifhcn nm nno cem 1ifen
Tebruar IS43 ab,ubriablen nHo Gcld,e,
tpeld,e nod redltmdBigc ScrSermngsn babeu,
beIiebcn lire 9tedneH9en Ic9leid1, pcbIteifds
ti9t einSubdnei9cn, an
petcr Wiflcn jr.
Saecb OeGbter.
9leb. 30, 1912. riq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
81 S1aCt)rt0t
Tcoember 16.

ipirb hermit 9e9eben bne Die llnter1hriebc'
nen ale sIommiitratoren bon Der NinterIals
fenld1aft res uerIfcrbeuen Sacob 9 d1 nj c W
c r, teBtbin ucu 9iiebersMacum9ie 2aunihip,
eedia @auntD ougeffellt tporoen flno. - 9llIe,
tpeldle nod auf irgeno cine SIrt an bic Soin'
terlaGenIdlaft ff)uIoi9 fIne, lperoen biemit aufs
gefcrbert innerhaIb orei Mcnaten abSubeSats
len, nnb Scld,e, bic nod re,btmdei9e 5crees
rungen an oiefelbe haber, fperocn ebenfalls
anfgeforoert tbre 92ednuu9cn innerhalb bes
-naniter 3eit, tpcblbeftdtist eiu5ubdnoi9cn.
cScbn Shmener,
SOeinrid, S6nlener,
eyobn Wsobr.
9souenlber 0. ra-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
S5efamtmaet,llua.

giadridit pire hermit eegeben eaB Die Tine
terfflriebenen als sIeminifiratoren oes pers
lfcrbeneu Scbn Dannsr, Ietfbin ecn Der
Stact 9l1eutaur, eeda eanniD, duaellefIt
rpcreen fInc.--9ille oiejeigen peIdle cine Elm
fcrcerun9 an beilgte S,iuteriafTeufd,aft has
ben. tperecn erludt icIdle bis ben llfen eas
nuar rpchlbeftitigt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iels
die Die nod fdnIei9 iIuo pereea ebenfaae ers
iudt ab;ubesaMen.
Gtriitina Ganner,
9Neter S9ofman.
Topsmter 16. ua-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
@efeQlthaffs -9(na0flnla.

GadIrid1t miro hermit oegcben, oae bic felt
GINGER 3eit ;ipifhen @adenbah unb Bed, in
ecWbia Saunfdbip, eedbd @auntp, belfanoene
0aneelssSirmd, nit brieerieiti9er @inipilIis
9ung 1T aufgeIcBt noroen. 9IlIe biejeni9en
oaber fpcldps ned, in ben Stcbrbildern cccr
8enou 3etteI iduloig fIno, iperben biereurh
ernfflid1 auf9efrroert stpiIdlen nm unb oem
I0ten December bel @bmaro 9'cd, in heGen
0dnben fidl bic 9led,uun9cn befinoen, nnsn,
rufeu uno abibesahten. yiadb jenem Gage
iperoen bic Biidler unb Benon 3etteI ben
Ssinoen eiues Triebcnsridters gum Gintreis
ben iIber9eben.
@afenba6 unc Sef.
9icp. 23, lS42. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
81 la6rtd6t.
Sfaac Nl'Scfe

Siaac M'Scie I @ci ror o,r
gc9en orcS,o,,i,s o;c,
Tapio WiinnidI nno 9..s ..ost.ao o., 60
bic 2cd1d Sfeblens uuo -. o. Iot
Sdifabrts,geieafdoft. "''' '''' i0''
9tddlridIt mirb hermit an ale 9tnIprudls
babcnee uno aneere 9e9eben, tpcld,e eabeiins
tcreeirt fiuo, odB Elm Scira 8acids in Der
cbi9en Sadp aus Der Court bon Common
pleas bon 2eda @auutD eroaH9en it, rpcls
d,er anf ben stem December ndfftens ;urilds
suIiefern 1T, nuf eiu Medanics Glen auf Elm
9eipiee6 Swci(t6digtes SrpntsQSobntaus Is
Sue III Der Sront uno % in Der 2iefe; ers
ridltet auf bem fiIolten llfer oes eefa @as
nails bel Der SdNeHfe 9lc. 40, in Nancucr
Iauufdip, eed,a @auntD, nahe bem eaute
oes Daniel @an9e,perc, NIB lit bds @i9ens
thKm Der eedla 6ohleus uno Sd)ihabrtSrGes
Icafdaft. SeIaates Nans 1T erridltet fur
ben Shleuhen @drter uno als fcldes be.
fpcbnt. ollie babel intcreffirte perlonen bes
lieben oaber auf oies sr ahten.
George @etberbolb, Sdertff,
Sderiffss9lmtSftube,
9Ientaun Too. %, 1912. rq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
9Potember 30.

fptro hermit acaeten, oae eie lintsrseidlneten
als aominiliratcrs Der S,interlaGenId,aft bee
oeriterbeneu peter 30 llenb "a dl lsetbin,
BON ecfphil SannIdlip, eeda eaunfp anaes
ttelt ipcroeufIno. sillc ciejen0e freldle ned,
duf tr9eno cine strt all befn9te S,interIaieus
idaft fduleig fInc, irereeu eruitlidb erfud,t
innerbGlb erei 9cchen ansurufen uub absu,
beSablen-uno fcldye, iretdle nod, reftmdeis
9e Scroerungcn an beiaste SinterlafTsnid,aft
haben, rpereen ebeufaGls erlitdAt innerbalb be,
fa9ter 3eit inre 9iehnuuseu ipcblbefdtief
einSubdnei9eu, an
Salomon GdMfer,
SobH SoetIenta6.
Nco. %, is42. Hq-Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
Grucfer 2(rbeit.

sllIe 9rten Drnders 9lrbcit miro in oiffcr
Drlidrrei ~ ben aIiernieeriaifen preiIeit uno
anf eie fIirieitc sluiei9e perFlhtef.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07
per Qentlthe 1T Q(nlerifa.

OCT DgN[I(De III WMgFlEd.
Giefe felt A Mcuaten beitehenee, gr6Bte
unb ppblfelite ceutide 3eitun9 Der 9Belt, 9cs
Siert nit Siloern uuo ben rpertbuolllfen Mits
theilunaeri aus Der alten uno neueu WeIt, ers
lheiut fur Gbaler uno so @enis beS c5abrs
in gcrausbesablunq. Sdrs 5-werben bier
@rcmpIare, fir s l0--ileun @remplare uuo
fllr Q 20-3ipanSi9 fur ben Sabrsan9 perab'
fpl9t.
Ger "DcutIde in slmerifa" mist Is Sne
unb 4 3ea i'm llmfau9. SeiteIInn9en, orr
to fret ein9eIanbt fpiro 9ebtri9 nad9e
fcmmcu.
6. q. Ga0e nnO 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-07

9PcD. %, 1912.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
G0llQrfGG.

o. ,V,I,,.,,,. ain, ,,ta - tl,, Ganofp an 10
"a - Ig ,,I., -, t3,nI h,r.rt co
w. ,i es,at,, .,,I ,,t hc rot;,rred IN a
a,,,,'.,,,,, TIL ,r,;,.,,on
ii,,ns, ~, tho hin Tor n,al;no
,ra,,,n f,r ,ntans ,o corrv On ibe
continued fbonrb tbere seemed
i ,;,,as,,;., Ia Lrin,ril nh. oprstion either
IN =, nI,1, ar SOM. o,,,Gna,d farm
,r,,..,,,.. -,.,.,..r. 49,. .
III inc ''hNAi e "n '.,' l't''a w.,
at iI.t ''N'" On 'si5''"H ~ "oH
eau agency 10 9''''' s"'i''''',,'C' |no u,
III lie ''''"|'f'' "e"' 'DH 49, ",',"' " 11,'
SsP"t"'' VI ''' -
Gohln,''Ne '''n'S' TUT 01'i'te ''J 0''' -
lidI n TX ,touse inc Temporary treasury Note
p1I ooo,,n;rd fl, whole attention offbc House IN
ta ,lo hnnr If naiournn,nf: when the commjtic
rose and renortpd tbe bin aud amendments to the
uo,so ,,Lrra pnder iI,p ooeration Of the nrcyi-
,, ,,,,,t,,,n (which haa niread, b,cn 1nnyrd.l il
.,,5,j5 ~ ali ,rob,hilt,. be- disposcd ofln The
ca,,rsa nr Yesterday.
7U....,..o,, Ia, !,
''' '''"'
Inc senate was no' ScSs'oh t"'u'y' having
adjourned from Thursday till Monday,
In The House. 'fhc House again continued It's
session b.. candle-iight last nigh, on the Treas
ufy Note Bill, and having rejected The amend
mants of Mcssrs. Arnold and Underwood, and
adopteI proviso Of Mr. Gilmcr, (instcad of that
amended to the bib which declares that this en-
sslon of notes shall be deemed and taken as part
ortha e million loan Of tie extra session
g1reaSurg Note Bill.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
G,cQtsIotl,rc Of M(oinc.
jDsNr STANDING CONIEsETTEEs OF THE
TsE0 HOUSES.

On Tie J0diciaty, Mesars Eastman Otis, and
Delesdernier ofthe Senate, and 8iessrs Medicinal
Of Limerick, Smith Of Warren, Paine, Of Bangor,
Weeks Of Clinton Oerood Of Portland, Reed OF
Waldoboro, White Of Montville oftho House.
On Literature and Litrerory Institutions. Messrs
Kavanagh, Parls aud Brigham Of the Senatc,a and
5Icssrs Grcn Of saco, Bradbury of Calais, Morse
Of Bath, Tuck of sedgwick, Pike Of Litchfeld,At-
wood of Orrington, Morrison Of livermoro Of
the House.
On Rankso and Banking. Messrs Bennett, Bridg-
ham and Leavlt of the Senate, and Messrs Dana
of Freyburg, Stevens Of Thomaston, Swan Of Gar
diner, Abbot of Belfast, Goss of Bangor, Lyman OF
Lubec, Waterhouse Of Scarboro' of the House.
On Incorporation Of 7owns. Messrs Bodwsll,
Aver, and Humphrey Of the Senate, and Messrs,
Petlengil, Perry, Frost Of Limington, Reynolds OF
Dexter, Nealey Of Munroe, Dunning Of Freeport
Farrar Of Windsor, Splauding Of Milo, OF the
House.
On Division of Toaoa8. Messrs Somes, Hans
come and Delesdernier Of the Senate and Messrs
Sherbourne of Philips, Thompson Of Hartford
Iibbetts Of Lewiston, Rayncs Of New Gloucester
Garcelon Of st Adams, Vickery Of Topsfeid, Low
eli OF Abbott Oft House
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
Marine Bible Society.

Tho annual meeting Of the Auxiliary Marine
Bible Society of Bath and vicinity was held on
Monday evening and the following persons were
chosen officers, viz:
Rev. JOHN w. ELLINGWoOD, President
M Mon Js Ws E Masrnns, Vice Presidents
WILLIAM ToRnry, ESQ. Treasurer n Collector
XrsA HynE, ESQ Corresponding Secretary
AmMl Il MITCHELL, ESQ Recording Secretary
Directors
William Richardson, Levi lloughton, David
Stinson, Daniel Marston, William Torrey, Jona-
than Hyde, George T. Patten, John Masters, and
Freeman Clark.
Distributing Committee.
John w Elingwood, VIM Richardson, Lev
noughton, Daniel NIarston, VIM. Torrry, VIM
Purngton, John Masters, Freeman Clark and
David c. Magoun.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

f-T7Fhe Hon VIM. Delesderni"r, member OF
the State Senate from the County Of Aroostooh'
died at Augusta on Sunday evening last llew
attacked on Thursday with severe lnfaenzy,
which left him in an exhausted state Scarlet
fever ola rnaHgnant type followed, which ter
minated IN congestion Of the lnngs, and death
The funeral services took place Tuesday after
noon at The meeting house ofthe Rev, Dr Tap
pan ia Augusta.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

PENoBscoT LUMBERING. There are now.
says the Piscalaquis Herald 500 teams hauling
lumber into the Perobscot waters, The expense OF
supporting these teams aud running the lumber
will amount to one million of dollars TO each team
The stumpage, at four dollars per thousand, which
is about an average of the prices paid, will amount
to another million of dollars. The cost oftbe teams
is MOI less than 250 COG Thus there is invested in
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

ARREST OF REV Mr. ToRREy, THE ABoLI-
TIoN AGENT, AT THE SLAVE HOLDERS Con-
vENTIoN, IN MARyLAND.-Att the session oil The
Shareholders Convention at Annapolis, on Thurs
day, Rev Charles r. yorrey, late editor Of the
"Freo American was arrested as an hbolronist
II appears that he is an agent of the Emoncira'o'
and Star, abolition journals, lie was discovered
taking notes of the proceedings oftho SHAREHOLDERS
Convention and from writings found in his possess
ion, is supposed 10 have violated law Of Maryland,
which prohibits the circulation of incendiary publ
cations, sc. lie has been remanded 10 Anne
Arundel county Jail until Monday next. Great ez-
element is said to prevail in that city in reference
10 the subieet.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

ANIMAL MAGNErIsm.-Dr. Collyer commenced
a series Of lectures on, or Us he terms them, tide
monstratons' of the science of Animal Magne-
ism at the Meledeon, on Jan. -, lie announces
Dr. Bonneville of Harvard University an as
sistant
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

A writer in tho New England Farmer states
that potatoes that are frozen ever SO hard if taken
in that slate and immersed in water heated to the
boiling point, provided they have not previously
undergone the operation of freezing and thaw
ing } are as good and palatable as if untouched by
FROST
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20
SOL, S51 %
Also, one third of Mass, claim on General Govt

+Ofthe State tax OF 1910, ten hundred seven
teen dollars and SIXTY seven cents were received
by the late Treasurer, and not settled for, he hay
ing charge for lar"er sum, credited by HIM and
paid to the State, for Bank tax and other items
for The year 1870, which amount he says had not
in fact been paid TO him, as he supposed at the
time ofgiviug the State credit lor want OF au-
thorty in the present Treasurer, thc account has
not been settled, although The late Treasurer has
expressed desire and readiness 10 do IT,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

CHAPLAINs. Revs r. G. WATERsToN and L
II. CnArIN, have been elected Chaplains to the
Massachusetts, Legislature.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

Fatal ACCIDENT. Mr. Joel Wall of St George
(Me) was shot on Friday of last week, by the
accidental discharge of his own gun while hunt
ing. lie survived but few days
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

IN TIE HOUSE. The death of the Hon VIM
Sanborn, the member elect from Cumberland
An order from the Senate for Mr. Delesdernier's
funeral was pissed in conc urrenoe.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

JOHN RANpoLpn's WILL. This has been do
cided, and the slaves are free, 1t IL reported that
they are TO 90 either 10 Canada or Liberia,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

| " o have been favored BE Tue EbpEI'"' #l"'" 80
with the Annual report of this Institution. It's Oil
GERS are
IAMr. McKEEN. nj. D.
BENZ. BRowN, Esq Directors.
| Hon. kEUEL NIL1IAAis.
IsAAc RAY, Superintendent aad lhysician.
CHAUNcEY BooTH, Jr., NJ, d, Asst, ihysn
Mr. HENRY NiNsLoW. Steward
Mrs CATHERINE WINsLow, Matroa.
by The pamphlet before US. we learn that tie
Hospital Tor the Insane, located IN Augusta, i VIII
answering all the reasonable expectations Of lis phi
lanihropic friends. The institution has now hocn
in oppcralion little than car, during which
time, there have been 50 patients received, Of
whom 80 have been discharged and - rman. Ci
those discharged 33 have been cured, 20 improved,
20 not improved, and have died. Many Of these
cases were known 10 bo iucurabIe when receis
and were sent to The Hospital only for safe and
comfortable keeping. The average resi- dence Of Ie-
cent cases cured has hecu Ii - weeks old
cases cured II % weeks,
The whole expense has been 1922 Go
From the Stale, 5,b3o,M0
From Towns and individuals for hoard. ISIS 70
Treasury overdrawn, $50 ~
| Now due for board, i,GI7 s:
The Directors estimate iha, go 40 viii be need
ed from the State The ensuing wear
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

Fire at BluehM. The Congregational Meet
ing House in BluehiII, Maine, was entirely des-
troyed by FIRE, on the morning of Sunday Cd inst
No insurance.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

AproRrIoxnrNT.--it is SAID that the Select
Committee of Congress have agreed to recon-
mend G3,0Q0 as the ratio of representation in the
House of representatives,.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-20

SMALL PoH, The greatest alarm exists in
Philadelphia account of this horrible disease.
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LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
Dntl), Mlc.
TnURsDAs MORNING., JAN. go, lsla.


The Office of the Telegraph Ia removed to
the Chambers over 4. II. RobimsOn's store,
next north OF the Elliot House.
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Resources Of lie Slate.

Resources Of the Stale.
Cash in the Treasury,
State Taxes, of lo40 and ISL,
County Taxes,
Securities in the hands Of Ian,
Agent, and bulls receivable,
Claim on General Government 70
North Eastern Bounday expenses
2l0 shares in Augusta, Maine, an
Mercantile BanLs,
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Orders have been received at the Navy Yard
Charleston to Immediately fit out the receiving
ship Columbus, for
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Nominations by the Governor.

Otia l.. Bridges, Calais, Attorney General.
Alfred Redngton, Augusta, Adiutant General
John Shcplcy, Saco, Reporter, s. } Court.
Levi Bradley, Charleston, Land Agent.
benjamin Carr, Palermo, Warden State Prison
Nath'i Mitchell, Portland Bank
AIpheus Lyon, WatervilIe, Commissioners.
CuMFERLANp
Augustine ljaincs, Portland, County Attorney
LINCoIN.
Thomas Cunningham, W,scassct, Sheriff
Jacob Smith, Clerk of Courts
George w. Nichols, yyaldoboro, Reg of Prob
Edmund Wilson, Thomaston County Attorney.
KrNvrBEc
james r Eacheder Enadficld, Sheriff.
AsaPh Il. Nichols, Augusta, Clerk of Courts
Francis Davis Jr. g Reg. of Probate.
George M Weston County Attorney
OxForD
O'Ned w Robinson, Waterford, ShcriH.
Joseph &. Cole, Paris, Clerk of Courts.
George j. Emery, " Register Of Probate
PrSonscor
Hastings Strickland Bangor, Sheriff.
William y. billiard /" Clerk of Courts
John Williams, g Register of Probate
Charles c. Imam, Dexter, County Attorney
MADE TnuRsphY, JAsuARr, -
NonE.
Israel Chatbournc, Alfred Sheriff; William
Hammond, El!iot-Regstcr of Probate,
NlhBERIANl,
Nathan t. Woodbury., Wcsbrook-ShcriT
Charles Cobb, Portland-Clrrk of Judicial Courts.
John Appleton, Portland Register Of Probate
H'ehara Tinker, filsworl-SherjT ; George
W Brown, bluehill-Cicrk Iud Courts ] u
i,,cbard5 EIisworth--Re Register of Probate.
WALpo.
I;rarl Cox saaysmont-S Sheriff; VIM II Bur
riIi, Belfast Clerk ind Courts Charles Palmer
l}eliast-Rcgistcr Of Probate.
PiscATAQUI5
Elisha l. Hammond, Atkinson Chairman Co
Commissioners, in place of H. G. O. Morrison
Richmond Lorng, Shirly County Commission
err IN placc Of Jefferson Lake Moses Swift Fox.
crolt-county CON. III place Of iona. Mathews.
Recovery Of the stolen Government sycsveis,
Yesterday morning Says the Baltimore Amcri
cam information having been received by police.
officers Hays, Hell and Ridgely, which led thcm
to suspect that tho jewels recently stolen from the
Patent Office at Washington, were on board the
schooner Mary Bright, bound for Richmond, and
then lying at the head of Smith wharf, they re
paired to the Office of Henry SNYDER, Esq From
whom they obtained n search warrant. Accom-
panied by this gentleman at Their urgent request
they proceeded to the vessel, md having made
known to Capt Bright the object of their visit
they were conducted to the cabin, where they
were shown large black trunk, labelled James
Anson, Richmond, Virginia.
Suspecting that the treasure was concealed in
this, the offers broke it open, and there found,
carefully wrapped up in straw mat, the costly
pearl nccklace,t hcgolden snuil:boxs tuddcd witt,
diamonds and two large pearls and the golden
sword sheath, weighing two pounds and half
1t is due to Captain Bright to say that he afford
ed the officers every possible assistance and al
though lac was absent when the trunk was left
and therefore unable to give description of the
who placed the trunk on board, this
desirable information was had of the steward of
the vessel
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$l,734 SCI a
l7,526 G2 Permanent School Fund.
ba,0U5 "a Penobsaot Indian Fund
2,2J0 "a Balance due ON annual School
Funds, net called for
1l3 81 Balance due on Rolls ofAccounts,
not called for
6 81 Baanc, due on Wheat Bounty,
not called fer
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EUpUp to the Isl inst 90, 600 hogs have been
cut up this season in Cincinnati. The prices of
hogs ranged from ,75 to $2,25
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Incidence is q stream which flows slowly on
but yet undermines the foundation Of every
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County Taxes, on unlncorporated pla

Also claim on the Genera. Govern
ment for North Eastern Boundary
expenses, will probably be received
The present year,
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EE3DWc learn that The Small Pox his appeared
in two fanliIIesa at Orrngton, probably brought by
some vessel in The river. Bangor Wing
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The money in the Treasury on the
first day of January, 1871, was, 49,. 7S6 Is
During the year there has been re-
cevcd into the Treasury from all
sources, 1886 O5
Within the wear there has been paid
IA from the Treasuy, S72,l40 -
Leaving balance in the Treasury
December 81 1o4l, OF Soo,9oE OF
The receipts for 1912, arc estimated as follows
Cash in the Treasury January lst, 80, u.
20 ou 100000 90
1 Da.st - Cnny,o,,ss;ons 1900 90
D ~ ~, 10000 90
Dni. ir,ai11''son3, ] 600 90
60 s.. Tar,s Of Isa0 and l8.l, 9,349 "a
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We have been favored BY the Superintendent
with the Annual Report of this Institution It's OH
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