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LIST OE AGENTS S

To whom payments for TIE VERMONT pngNIx, for
1889, may be made
West Drateboro, A. DUNKLEE; Brooklne, G. W sTEB-
BINS Dover LYMAN BUKRj West Dover, WM HJONEsi
Dummcrston, H. A. KNIdlIrj West Dummerston, 5. w
WlLSONi Grafton, BENZ. W. DEAN; Guilford, ELMER
NAS0Ni Gulford Centre, $. l.. SIBLEY, Green byer
JOHN u. WALKERi Jamacia, oRIN KNOWLTONi llai-
fax, STEPHEN NILES; West Halifax, A. II. TUCKER;
South Londonderry, l.. PIERCE Marlboro, W. W
LYNDE; Fayetteville J. DUNkLEE, JR Wliamsville,
SAMUEL BROWN; Putncy, wM. II0UGHTON; saxton's
River, G. W. FAIRBRJrliER; Cambridgeport, A. A. WY.
MAN; Somerset q. X. MORSE; strntton, MELVIN A.
KN0WLT0N Townshend, U. BUTTERfIELD West
Townshend, y. d. SAwYERi Vernon, ADDISON WHIT
HE'D; wardsboro, HOLLAND PLIMpT0N; West Wards.
boro, LIBERTY WILDER, South warlsboro, II. W. KID
DER Westminster, H. G. LANE Westminster West II. W
HAMBLIN whitingham, H. N. IIIX; Jack sonvle
K. p. HITCHCOCK; Wilmington, ORIGEN SMITH; wind
ham, wM. HARRIS Jr; South Windham, EZRA PIERCE
JR.i Chesterfield, N H., II. o. COOLIDGE; Hinsdale N
II, c. j. AMtDON Winchester, n. H. l.. NJ FORBES
North Dernardston, Ms, N. = CHAPIN.
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NJ | S c E L L A n Y.

We take the following sensible articles from
Henry Ward Becchcr's new book, "Pain Talks
to Farmers" published by Brown, raggard &
Chnse:
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ID E N T l S T R Y

The following styles Of Artificial Teeth are inserted at my
Officer
HARD RUBBER,
CHEOPLASTIC,
CONTINUOUS GUN,
GOLD & SILVER.
Too much cannot be said in favor OF the Rubber Work.
Is third lighter than Gold Work. and very much stronger
II broken 1t can be Tcpaed without heating the other teeth
thereby running risk Of weakening breaking them.
IL common with gold set 1t does cNrrole in the
mouth and has taste smell, does ate mouth
metal plates do is trouble keep clean
become offensive gold and silver does, and cngs the
mouth with much tenacty 1t resists the strongest
acids and does not become porous This work
ed and used by all Of best dentists in New York and
Philadelphia have inserted fifty Of this work,
having used for nearly two years. and have had but
set to repair and that for lady who in little while entirely
broke up gold Persons needing teeth will
give call Filling done securely and teeth by
Electro Galvanc Machine "ade expressly for tho pur-
pose, with little pain"
TERMS DERATE.
J. NJ CoMEGYs.
Brattleboro, January !, 1850.
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GAS LIGHT. TO THE CITIZENS OF
~ BRATTLEBORO. The subscriber has en-
poyed competent persons to in Gas Pipes and Fixtures
into dwelngs, stores offices in the approved
and viii warrant the perfect (They p all be tested
oelore Gas IS introduced into em) Being interested in
building the Gas works and managing them after completed
he feel an interest in having all such work properly
WIZ also have Gas Fixtures Of styles aud patterns for
sale at reasonable prices d, HILL, Agt b. Gas Co.
Oct. 8, 1888. II
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A LEXANDER II. PIKE, Manufacturer of
IA Phillips Patent Lever Farm and City Gate and Cloth
Boards and Boxes for Packngand dealer In Lumber Bills
Of Timber, Clapboards Shingles, &c, manufactured and
furnished to order 100 900 feet of Chpboars on hand
Address West Wardsboro, Vt.
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BUSIN ESS CARDS.

G. NOURSE, Manufacturer of
IA and Dealer in Sashes Doors and Blinds Dealer in
Lumber Planning, Joinng Matching, Scroll Saving and all
kinds Of Panel Work. promptly executed in superior man
First floor Of Estcy Green's building Braeboro VT
A Il III o w f. S Picture Gallery
IA Daguerreotypcs, Ambrotypes sphereotypes Photo
graphs Pictures made ut this establishment mounted
by the different patented meho and warranted stand
the test Of time and climate Bratteboro, Vt.
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GEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
" at Law, and solicitor and Master in Chancery
BRATTLEBOR0, VT.
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FIRE AND INLAND NiVIG lTlGN

Risks accepted at terms consistent "ith
5oyrncy and a fair profit.
Esrccial aiicp tim givor IN Insurance ORWELL.
IN.iS anil Contents, for terms Of To- yeo'&.
The solid service, long ard successfully tried.
and the many advantages the lEna Insurance
Company possesses in its inc, should not be over
90 ktd by those ready to insure and understand
ing their best interests.
During "s,ringont times" the necessity for rcl
able Insurance becomes an imperative duy-thc
ability of property owncts 10 sustain loss being
then much lcsscned.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout tie State. Policies issued without
delay, by any OF the duly authorized Agents OF the
Company,
--~%%NN~N~|~NI
Business attended to with Despatch Fidelity
G. 3. CANGlGEp, I9ent.
CIIARDON. O.
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DECEMBER %, 1859.
MEDICAL
Appointing Is.

"Tho roots and leaves will be for the healing q
the nntiOus ~
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Times Of HOLDING Courts

IN TIE NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF |
i ONO, f.. tho year \. D., 1850. fixed and or.
dorcd by the Judges ol tho Court OF Common
Be- Be it fixed and ordered that the Dis,ric. Courts
of the Ninth Judicial District OF ONO, shall be
held for the wear a. D., loo, IN the several |
Counties OF said District beginning al H!C lints
In tho County Of Stark, Tuesday, May LIST.
In tho County Of CoIumbiama, Thurldny, May
10th. ~
In the County Of Portage, Tuesday, sept ish.
In the Coi-nr- Of Lake, Monday, Sept. l0th.
In the County ot Ccauga, Wednesday, Scptcm-
In ,ho County of Ash,abuIO, Monday, sop'cm.
In the he County of Trumbull Saturday Scp,cm.
Der 22nd, and in .hc Co. Of Mahoning, Wedncs.
day, October 3D..
held in said Counties for the year 4 D., lsCO be.
ginning at tho times following, 10 wit
In the County Of Carroll, February 18Th, May
2lst, and October 10Th.
In the County Of stark, lcbruary 2'thi Juno 4lh
In the County of Mahoaing, February 18Th,
MAY 2lst and October 10Th
In the County ofColumbIann, March 9th, June
4th aud October 29lh.
In the County oi Portage, February lG'h, May
2lstand October 10th.
In the County Of rrumbull, March 5th juno
4th and October 29h
In the County oil Lake. lCbFuary lSh, May
l4th and October lst. o.,
In the County Of GGaugn, March 2t', May e,iI
md October 22nd, md IN the County ot AshiaOh
In. March 2Grh, juno llh aud November l2h
The Clerks olaaid Courts OF said scvcra! Conn
tics arc ordered to enter these times and this ord1
on the Journaso OF said District and Common Pioa'
Courts, and publish tho same US required by IaW
enacted April Clh, 1859.
Fixed and ordered by Us Mt Garfield, Molonlni
County, October 5'h, 1859, u3 witness our hands
HORACE WILDER, ! Judges of the Cour
B. + HOFFMAN, lofCommon Pleas to
IoI Y W ToTTER& TrTMEiR&cu iTic N@'6 If JT1e'a' 6ES DIS
Tnr srarE OF Omo, |, WILLIAM NJ KLrHl
Geauga County, Clerk OF tic CouIt Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the County Of Gcaug'
and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that tl
foregoing is a true copy Of tho original now on file
in this Office.
In Testimony whorcofl have horcunt
! l.. S. : subscribed my name mad a!iiSod the
~ seal Of said Court, at Charlon, Friday
Dec. End, \. D., 1899; ,,,r,,..
5lGWf
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UPWARDS OF sI,OOO,OOO

Of losses have bscn paid by the lEtna lnsuranc
Company in the past 40 years.
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Aupron Chardon
added Thirty Per
also Simpo Ia
Whole
udandT
in
MONDAY ANUARY NEXT uess tho Taxes and Penalty shall bo paid tef
aarsalo 20 commence at o'clock A. NJ. on
c. FIELD County Auditor
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WEST BrproED, Coshoclon Co., May IA, 1857.
Mr.. II. 3. Kingsley, Sir,--l have been selling
last ten years, and have invariably found them 10
give good sa siactIon; and the pills have sold 20
a good many families us regularly as their tea and
coffee, and with my trade they become n staple
article. Marshall's Uterine CalhoIicon is medi-
cine that has done great amount OF good IN ie'
male diseases. One lady sold it to told me sho
had received more benefit from one bottle then she
did from o long course Of medical treatment by the
most skiltul physicians. .
January LIST, 1888.
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PROSPECTUS
Of the
Cleveland Weekly Leader,
For 1860.
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], A. Harris, Editor.
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history of our country. That year will wit
ness tho election Of Republican President.
That year will be pregnant with surring
events. Tho most cxciting IIcsidrh'"'
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| Give such brlms us have no strife
With nature or the laws of life;
Nsh hiocd my hands never stnin,
Nor poison men 10 case their pain.
NE Is PHYSICIAN lNnEED, WHO CrRES!
The Indian Herb Doctor, K. J. LYONS. cures
tho following complaints in the most obstinate
stages ui lECIr existence, VIZ:
Diseases of the Threat, Lungs, ilenrt, Liver,
Stomach Dropsy in the Chest. Rhoumaiim,
Neuralgia, l'ils or Failing Sickness and
ali other Nervous DgrangCments.
Also, all Diseases Of the Blood
such os Scroiua, Erysipclus,
Cancers, Fever Soree,
lcprcsy.
And NIL other complcated Chronic Complaints.
Kin forms of Female Difficulties attended to
with Tie happcst results.
Ii is hopcd that no one will despair OF n cure
unu they have given The Indian Herb Doctors
Medicines q fair and faithful tri0l. NJ During
the Doctor travels in Europe. West Indies, East
Indies South America and the United States, Re
has bpCu the instrument in Gods hand, 10 restore
/ to health and vigor thousands who were gwen Up
] and pronounced incurublc by the most eminent
/ Old School Physicians; nay moe, thousands who
were on the verge Of the grave, arc now living
! MONUMENTS > 10 the Indian Herb Doctors skiil
and successful treatment, and are daily cXciuIm.
+ ing" Blessed lie the day when first we saw and
partook of ihc Indian Herb Doctors Medicire" j"
. Satisfactory references OF cures Will be gladly
/ and chccrluy given whenever required.
/ The Doctor Hedges his word and homer that he
vii, in uowisc directly or indirectly induce or cause
any invalid to take his medicines, without the
sirnrgosl pruhahi'iy OF culc. ,,,
/ Remember. consultation and advice Tree. Inc
poor shall be literally considered.
/ HypOst CliicC address, box 26G3.
S52tf f '' r. J. LYONS, NJ. D.
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TRY this remarkable and most n,ere sting rem.
cdy. 1t is composed OF tho concentrated Juices
OF the most powerful, and the most soothing Plants
and Roots III Nature, chemically combined and
isolated in wcllsealcd glass bottles, and charged
with powerful Battery Thus possessing, in
addition to its superior medicinal virtues, strong
Magnetic and Electric properties, profoundly pen
,trulinu and eminent ouieting and soothing Ii
relieves Pain and Inflammation at once, (whcn
freely appcd,l relaxing the strained muscles aud
nerves giving new lite aud vitality by us llo-
giving qualities, to pnraIiZcd parts and Chronic
/ or lOng. standing Complaints and Weaknesses,
alaying Nervous pain, tNcurnlgial, Irritation,
| aud Removing distractions like a charm. In
! deed all who have used it, speak ut II as truly n
wonderful medicine, aud esteem II by lar superior
10 nny and all other external remedies in use
If applied in season it is an unlailing remedy
: for the Group, Sore Throat, inflammation OF the
Lungs, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys aud other Organs
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague in lh'
Breast and at all times cure Nervous Headache
Neuralgia, Sore Eyes, Ear Ache, Tooth Ache
hrue in the Face, Plmpcs and Eruplions Ot al
kinds PEeF, Bruised and Sprnircd Limbs, Burns
Frozen parts ,Chilhluins, lndocnt and long stand
ing Sores, Wounds. &c sc. twill also restore
the Hair TO the Bald, Head and prevent The Han
, TLe Magnetic Ointment has been oxtonsivol
used ON Canal and DOu2h Horses for Calls
Wounds Sprains aud l.amencss, and is a sur
care when applied hot for Scratches on Horses
= and the Foot All on Sheep. All the Proprietor
ask for the Magnetic Ointment is Il Fair Trial
confident that all they claim for it, will be !oun
true TO the letter. In the ncghJorhood where
, Is manufactured, many people buy j; by he guam
ti'y, and it is kept aud used hy nlmcs; every in
habilant as q Panacea for the numerous Pain
n and Aches every family is moro or less Athlete
with. We say again Il IL
4 Dr.. TraSk'S Magnetic Ointment
None genuine unless signed IS BueR," with
Pen. See Pamphlets containing inll direction
~, around each Bottle, and Circulars left with ogent
d., ~ foe and
= Bottles.
For Sale by A. COOK, ChnrAon, Ohio; join
son & Iuttle, Burton Ohio; John NJ, MHyhev
ss Auburn; Ans,n Mathews, Newbnry; r: T. Bu
II nett, ,RussellA. Nj, Treat Bainbrdgc;and all oil
ii er Druggists ia the country
)" All 0ruers should be addressed to D. RANSOl
& CO., Earlvil.e, Madison Co., N. Y.
5l5yl
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MRS. RoBINsON,s CERTIFICATE.

MRS. ROBINSON'S CERTIFICATE.
VEEToN, Truribull Co.. May lst, l543
This certiics that l have been in very poor
health for years. and found little or no relief after
employing a number Of physicians. My disense
was Prolapsis Uteri had been reduced by that
aud Flomor Albus until had become ulcernted to
q considerable extent. BY The advice of DR.. g.
W. Bushnell procured and took six bottles ei
MorshaIl's Uterine Cathoicon which enabled me
to attend 10 my husband in his last sickness until
lie died, which was about year since. have
taken three bottles since his DEATH which has made
me able TO labor and support my family of three
children. The Catholcon has nearly restored mo
to health 1t is the only thing that has miugated
my suffering for which fell very grateful!
MARY l.. ROBINSON
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DR. Il. j. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb
~ Doctor, can be consulted at the following
places every month, during ls5o-GO.
Cleveland, Clico J 10 Ontario street, south side
of the Public Squnrc, over Stairs Seed Store
Office days in Cleveland, ne follows list, I'd, llth
10Th 18Th, 2Ith. 25th, goth and 3lst
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FOR SALE BY
Cook, Chardon.
c. P. Treat. Clsridon.
j. f. Williams. Parkman.
II l.. Bishop & Son, Midd!s6ela
ID c. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings. Russell
Lyman g. Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Hcrrck g. Gaines, Newbury.
Tew s. Butts. Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers generally, thsS
out the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March IL 1859. 479-6m
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OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

/ l froY, he " Y. Ddtbg NewS GEditoriall
We desire to call attention 10 a letter from DR..
Joshua 1. Bridge. on = Health OF American Wo-
pcn. -" in another column. lie trea,s the sntJec1
in an able manner. and his skill and medical iuds
ment may be relied upon.
fro,p thc hjj,Vg EUcaiRg ETpSsSS.
Marshals Uterine Cuiholicon has proved TO be
fully as valuable as it Is claimed 10 be IN many
severe tests made hy med cal gentlemen aud Others.
Dr. Bridge is 4 regular physician Of very hne at
tamuienjs, a man Of great judgment and discrlmi'
nation, Il judicious and highly successful prac'l-
toner in nil diseases, especially those OF women
and children.
From Pbguroas.
Marsha,l's Uterine Cuihuhcon Will certainly
cure all hs diseases Tor which ii 10 recommended.
In The worst cases have ever met with, Mar
shali'S Uterine Ca,hohcon is certain and sate
remedy.
MARSHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is unhcstatingy offered as n reliable remedy Tor
ak those complaints to which every woman is
liable and which gradually affect The mind ns well
as the body, SO lint TO think. talk or wcrk be-
comes alike n source ot suffering ii not an impCs-
sbiity Among other complaints !ur which iho
CatholicOn is a remedy is he Falling ni tie Womb,
Whites, Suppressed, Irregular or Painiul Men
! situation, Bloainc. lni.ammauons and Diseases
! OF the hldncys "r Urinary Organs, keienilon or
| lncontinence of Urine, Heartburn, Costiveness.
| Nervousness, Paintings, PalpatioEs, Cramps,
Ais'uthed Sleep, aud all troubles, organic OF SYM
*kthrlic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies vino are troubled with any oi the above
symptoms, with spine Ever or lung complaints,
| are invited to address Dr. BRIDGE, with iuil con.
| i!eucc that they will find relief Matsha'I's Uter-
me Catholicon is not quack medicine, but its in:
gradients have been made known 10 the Medical
College, and they at tie service OF any respect
able physician III the country.
Ihc price Of -NrShaLS Uterine CakDtcon is
/ ore Do!iar and u Hay per Single Battle.
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT,
DELTNQUENT LAND ADVERTISEMENT.

Delinquent by the Treasurer of
to which added Pena'y
with tho Simple Tax for tho year 1852
1859.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
Der (ekte JuOns OemoRrNt.

gGir tsSrsifsIn tstnsn Cin3isn au6enbIf, baB
nidt aus sbrlide Burger, CnrrlCi gu peldcr pV'
IhtIhn 9artbct Fe Rh trtrnnn, bic NrttrI in
erm Iegtcn teiigsn GGmptrat, in griuB auf uns,
nit 9rltaunsn gelrIrn uno nit Der allertiCittn
&rra6turg tartitsr na6Bcbadt bdten. IS piyp
nGmItA parin tcbluptst, ais piinldtn mir 5rts'
rem gu IdIic6en, Cesr paB mir pas 1dlcdtsitr On
bt pCn Dem &nmpf tetommcn bdttsn. DAFT nun
frtn Gbrlthr unp watrbrtslictmCCr Sdrgcr 70
mas nictWIfrCbCn unb puFfrrlI6n wirrr, In
orIrm rjro uns rod ssrib Yismano ptprrIpre.
den. IS rtrp ferner cartn tctauptGt pa6 mir
auf Ten 3ariff ,,Wium" letrn. g1ie p0br eire III,
rsiB su ister gefsr res 9llripts, unb iolah pne
bcs cine frrde llnpabrbet IN, sbsnfdls. Allr
Die NnIEistunern auf une i'm @in,eInen u pieer.
ls1sn, baltrn mir rur6oue ridt fir nrtbmenot9,
inrcm baS 9utIIfum wsib nap mir nod auf icorn
Quntt rrn ptr tsrrr6cn, iic in bic Gngc setrrtcn
tatrn-unb bnb iclte Scmufungrn ttrerirttS
nur ba;u btrnsn Iollcn, UNI birlc gGdbrteit ppr
pem YutIitum ju SErtergen. Sl mir baben cine
grc6s aujobI Grascn an fie BniGtct. 70 we
,,Saltst rS i'm @epd6tnib" unb ,,6altet cS IN Gr
tnnTunS" fclgrn laesn, trcltC lir nttt tsantmor'
tat tatsr uno ntGt tsantrortsn tiiritn. cine fire
parttsi, bic man 1& tcBt {, ietr arsnBe tsmibt
tur6 ale muir srbcnf,te SimugFtungen, Sugen
unb Sumtugssreien auBuisttan, na@ ben pirr
sSineCr ;u Strilrsuen-fcbt bas aus ale Isirn mir
fr0seIsst 2 9tsin fiber ntdt-Gsrnw bnbcn mir
cine an5abl Acknowledgements ge8sn icne uctrrIau
ftr 70 ipiE tbrc pdrttrt Tbrdbt, wrppn Re aud
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aaentaun, 9a., September 21. 1859.
Sic Gauuts, 0crfammIumt..

Die Republifanii6e 8oIf6 @auntpz
SerIammlun9, um elm Gauntp Stdet in
GrneHnurt9 5u brin8en, ftnoet betonntll6
amn6bfen Samftd9e, am @att6dufe bon
Salomon Benner, in Suos98beit=
bau, eeba Gauntp, fatt, uno es 1T Der
8unf1 pielIeiti9 alls9eorift poroen, oab
berfelben sablreib bei9etpcbn ntperoenma9
Sa uon ouen BaroS, Saunf6ips uno
8orousbs fotlten Stimm9cber du9e9en
feiu, 6amtt bic 9eftnnun9en iiberbaupt
Fornit ein9e3osen, uno Elm rebt popul6ree
Sidet atf9eftellt iperoen mag. @obnt
baber ale unierer 9auntDs Serldmmlun9
BEL, bic Sbr 9e8en bic iesi9e peroorbene
Rationals sRe9lerun9 uno 9e9en bic Nuez
breitun8 Der oerbaBten Scl1Oeret iino, 70
tpie ferner III 9uniten eine6 beI6Geenoen
SarifTs, rpelter allein uns i'm georoen in
einen iolben 3uItauo uerieeen Fam, in
Dem mir 5u fetu rpIni9en, uno lpel6en
&ariff lpir ME burb I'M Iere 8e9ner erbals
ten f6unen, rpie bic Grfabruno uns nur ju
beutli9 9elebrt bat,-uno ebenfall6 2(ue
Die Sbr 9e9en uniere y oben Gaunt %
9aren uno 9e9en bic, oemctratll9en
8erfbwanouneen in oieien Gauntp ieio
--uno iblieBlib IQe, Die SDr nit 9era6s
tuns auf Die 8emdbun9en Der gtationolz
Re9ierln9 9eIebsn babt, al6 oicIelbe per-
fu6te Dem &olf bon &ania6 iene perbaBte
4eecmp ton Son I'll ut on au Sus
5pin9 en,-iu ipobnet Qlle bel, uno ltellt
Die beiten MANNER ais San0ioaten fir Die
perI1ieoenen 2(emter beioernd1ten @abl
auf--uno 9ibt oen Stimm9e Bet ale nttr
eroenelibe 8eIs8snbeiten, fit iib Iel t
3u banoeln, uno lpoIlen ite oann Dies oens
mob tpieoer nibt tbun, uno obermol6 fir
iblebte uno corrupte Gonoioaten, unb
9eraoeSu fit freien s. ono el uno bos
be 3 a t en- itimmen, 10 baben iie oom
bob oub fel b It Gle Sbulo oouon 8u
tra9en. 8ir b1btn obar oa6 Sertrouen
cae bic ebrlibtn Stimm9eber fib nibt
n>isn9r. .nerleiteu faheu ,lnPrhpn. neoen q n
felb t ju ittmmeni BIOS um Den iiioltd)er
Sclapenbatter uno Srei b a n B:
Term, 70 lpie oen n6roltben 8 / b [:
ben uno u emtcri a ger 5u 9efauen
Die .3eit muB e6 aber Iebren OBJ unier,
9so1neen ri6ti9 iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-09-21
Der 2ette NcpubIifamcr.

M1ebr SDatla9en por oo5 8ple ocbrotbt.
Den 9euDler an Den Stranger 9elttllt.
0enieIbtn tmmer nob ftltcr in Die Gnz
Sc 9eitgt. Ser Scrbbler 1T unuerz
3eiDllD boie. Sin Semei6 Dap ct unz
bepc9Il0 nfeit 9eno8eIt' 1T, 10 felt Dap
ct niDt6 mebr tbun fam ais icDtms
pfen, II. I. ~.
9o6 Der SeribtIer tss 9isputlifanes lrbts
gBp4r gang tubti6 tDie mar, ais sr lt6 gcaen uns
gu prrtbetptsrn iutte, who snsm jepsn prfdnnt
lsin Der lstn ttnrl6 idWatsS 9rcputt eelsien
bat. SrnA, IS 1T rtCs untIus ssbdupslt-nrb.
NE es bod nur Elm wCnts full. icnh liebt es IA
Elm Scrsr cslrId ra6 pu ,,arsefIirsslt" btlt--pct
Tics wsis Der brpdttlame Vrier autD cbuepsm ldhcn
ldnsR. g8arum Bit pu aber 70 t6ie tibtr uus p
mas t6nncn mir raIilr, Dap bic pemCtratiide par'
tbCi 10 i6edt bausgCbdIten bat? unIrtr GfIlht
ec9en bic 10rtrjabler muBtCn mir cr6 criuIlcn,
uno piircGl pu Die ICtnt8c tbun, 70 ETuntr fl al,
les gang lhtn unp IN psr Gjltc rcr he ldrte,ab,
fer eetratt weIben--atCr ncs III rGen gerare mas
Oh niht b1bsn pilit, uno pabrr fummt es Cten
aud paB pu bCn Satt wbdenttidb nit 5ti0me,ts
6hnIthsn S6stWUucn unp S6impIutrn beiu,
esIh. Otrtrtrptg 1T sS bod in Der Ibat. mCl.
DIE Wlittel angCpdnpt pGrem, UNI bic pCmrfrltt
itc partbet tellammen gu bItsn. 6cine Drus
turgcn lino gu psr6ttlIb, feline 6irtcr0cbmaen
uap punbuB8erGIrn gu at9ci6madt uup feline lin,
watrtGtcn gu grUB wruR rur Der 3prd errcrtbt
ptrr. 9n Ter Sbat, CS maze uRe ttnr Nreuol
init lrl9en Nfttteln gu Fe9rn--Iprnn bic HeyubIi-