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w Hearing a man COMPLAIN that Dol

ES Hearing man complain that politi-
cal papers Of all kinds had become such lizrs
that he did not believe any Of them. reminds
Us 0: the story of the miller and his thres
sons. Coming into the mill and finding the
grist in the hopper. the old man cried OGt:-
"Tom, have You tolled this grist:" Yes, sir
"Bil, have you tolled this grist?" .'Yes.
sir " Dick, have you tolled this grist!''-
Yes, sir" You are a pack of lying scoua
drels.' says the old man. II don't believe 8
word you say-TlI toll i myself..'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

"A man residing in New England town.
at some distance from = near relative. re-
iatiye, received message one cold evening
n December, TO hasten to his residence as
he was in dying state. When be arrived
he was tole that his relative Was little bet
ter, but that his reason had entirely left hlm.
The sick man presently turned his head. say
ing Ia faint voice:
Who is that
He was informed IAAs it ras his rsls-
tive.
Oh, ah.' said he, yes. yes. He must b
COLI. Make him good warm tOddy-,~.
toJdy
4 gaess he amt crazy said tie visitor -
the frieajs standing around, he talks g1.ts
rallonally'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

\ r In No 1I<fz92N
| APoTHEcARIEs, DRUGGIsTs, GRocEks AND PRI
vATE FAMILIES.
| WoIfe's Pure Cognac Brandy
wOIfe's Pure MADEIRA, sherry & Port Wine
SFOife's Pure jamaica and st. Crolx Rum.
ALL IN BOTTLES.
beg leave to call the attention of the citizens
! IF the United States 60 the above Wines and Ii
! quors, imported by Udolpho Wolfe. of New York,
whose name is familiar in every part OF this coun
| try for the purity of his celebrated SchietdD'
| SchHdppS. Mr.. Wolfe, in his letter me, speaking
of the purity of his Wines and Liquors, says: Il
| will stake my reputation as man, my standing
| as merchant of thirty years residence in the
/ City of New YORK, that ali the Brandy and
/ Wines which | bottle pure as imported, and
/ of the best quality, aud can be relied upOn by
I every purchaser" Every bottle has the pro
/ prietor's name on the wax, and fac simile of
! his signature on the certificate. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine for them
selves. For sale at Retail by all the Apotheca-
ries and Grocers in Philadelphia.
GEORGE II. ASHTON. No. So Market ST., Phila.
Sole AgeRt for Philadelphia.
Read the following from the New York Courier.
Enormous Business for one Nelc York Her
ctaHf.--Wc are happy to inform our fellow-citi-
zens that there is one place in city where the
physician. apothecary, and country merchant,
can 90 and purchase pure Wines and Liquors, as
pure as imported, and of the best quality. We
do not intend to give an elaborate description of
this merchants extensive. business, although 1t
will repay any stranger or citizen to visit IDOL
pho Wolfe's extensive warehouse. Nos. 18. 20
and %. Beaver street, and Nos. Il, 10 and ? l,
Marketfield street. His stock of Schnapps on
hand ready .or shipment could not have been less
than thirty thousand cases; the Brandy. some ten
thousand cases-Vintages of 1886 to 1856; aud
ten thousand cases Of Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wine, Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and
St Croix Rum, some very old and equal to any
in this country. He also had three large cellars,
filed with Brandy, Wine, &c, in casks, under
Custom-HoUse key, ready for bottling. Mr..
Woifs'S sales of SchnapPs last year amounted te
one hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we
hope IL less than two years he may be equally
successful with his Brandies and Wines
His business merits the patronage of every
lover Of his species. Private families who wish
pure Wines aud Liquors for medical use should
send their orders direct TO Mr.. Wolfe until every
ApOthecary in the land make up their minds to
discard the poisonous stuff from their shelves.
and replace it with Wolfe's pure Wines and
Liquors.
We understand Mr.. Wolfe, for the acccmmo-
jation of small dealers in the country, puts up
assorted cases of Wines and Liquors. Such a
man, aud such :. merchant, should be sustained
agairst his tens of thousands Of opponents in the
United States, who sell nothing but limitations,
ruinous alk e to human health and happiness.
September u, 1S60.-Gm-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14
% PERSONS OUT OF E.HPLOYIIE
AGENTS WANTED,

7,s eyery County IN the United States,
TO engage in the sale of some of the best and
most elegantly illustrated Works published.
Our publications are of the most interesting
character, adapted to the wants of the Farmer,
Mechanic and Merchant; they published in
the best style and bound In the most substantial
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of every Hous ehold in the Land.
ey-To men of enterprise and industrious habits
this business offers opportunity for profitable
employment seldom to be met with.
03-Persons desiring to act agents will re
ceive promptly by mail full particulars, terms,
&C., by addressing
LEARY, GETZ & Co.. Publishers,
No. 224 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
October "a lS60.-4m.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

EOHN II. ALLEN & CO., NOS. ? E. A
- Chestnut Street, (south side, below Water, }
PHILADELPHIA. (THE OLDEST WOODWARD
House, IN THE Cry ) Manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers in Patent Machine made
BROOMS, Patent Grooved CEDAR-WARE,
warranted not to shrink, WOOD & WILLOW
WARE. CORDS, BRUSHES, &c, of all descrip-
tions. Please call and examine our stock.
March A. IS57-Iy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

NaturaI Weakness A ..bumptious" trar-
eler, overtakiug an old Presbyterian minister.
whose nag was much fatigued, quizzed the
old gentleman upon his '-turn out" 4 BiOs
horse, yours. very-valuable beast that-bui
what makes him wag his tail so, doctOrt -
Why, as you have asked me, l viii tell you
L is for the same reason that your tongue
wags so, sort of natural weakness
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

y j cheerful heart paints the world as 1t
fnds l., ike sunny landscape; the morbid
mind depicts it like a sterile wilderness palhd
with vapors. and dark as the Shadow Of
Death" Il Is the mirror, IN short, on which
II is caught, which lends 10 the fEce of nature
the aspect Of ats own turbulence or tTaDquili-
II
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

Judge s. had very sild son ssmod
Bob, Who vas constantly On spree, aud up
on being brought up once for drunkenness.
tue Judge cried out:
is that our Bob?'
sYes SIR replied tie clerk.
Fine him two dollars aud costs; I'd make
it ten dollars if L didn't knew thz. 1t would
come out Of my own poke;
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14
howard ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

5r,-1',r. h,stitftjoa astaJIis6sE 5y special In
Sra-gt tar tee Ea'icf cf the Sick saf Dis
c.sr. r.H.r.-E ,sitE Tiy,sls,:t and Epidemic
-.:..sss, n5.7 ssT--igiy .foE The CtHe q Dts
sssss y lts ssrpGI Dryass.
UEDlCAL ADVICE given gratis. b. the
IA acting Surgeon, TO ell who apply by letter
'-.l description Of their condition. (age, cccu-
.I-, habits yi life, &C. and IN case Of extreme
r.-ry. HeG-c.u-s furnished free Il charge.
FALJAbLE REPORTS on Spermstorrbea,
q. 5cfeT Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
f. NEW REMEDIES employed IL the Dispen-
1'E, sent t. The aft ,ted in sealed letters envel
2s, ls-e O.. charge Tw5 or three Stamps for
'.sa-e WI! oe acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SNILLIN HOUGHTON,
4cliaE Surgeon. Howard Association. No. 2
s1th Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa BY order
/ the Directors
EZRA D HEARTWEI.L, President
g-1- FAIHCHfLD. Secgetary-
j.. s Is5e.-1y-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

4 Queer Mania--A citizen of Berlin,
Prussia, a man in comfortable circumstances,
is periodically attacked with desire to knock
off hats he afterwards makes up the loss
TO the astonished victim of this strange fancy
By the payment of three thalers. According
to the calculation of his family. in the past
year he has been obliged to make good the
loss of two hundred and sixty seven hats
At recent musical festival, ffty-threc bats
were sacrificed to this curious frenzy, and Tor
the evenings entertainment he paid hun
dred .ud Fifty mine thslers.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

-Gentlemen of the Jury said a Wes-
tern lawyer, I don't mean TO insinuats thai
this gentleman is covetous person, but I'll
bet FIVE to one THAI # you should bait steel
trap with new three cent piece, place !:
within three inches Of his mouth Won would
catch his socl. l would not-the Court and
gentleman of the jury would not trust
him in room with a milestone and the angel
Gabriel to guard it
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

nHILA DELPHIA WooD MOULDING MILL
4 Willow street, above Twelfth. north side
Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Builders, Cab.
met and Frame Makers, always on hand Any
Pattern worked from drawing. Agents wanted
in the various Towns il his portion of the State,
to whom opportunities will be offered for large
profits to themselves. SILAS L. WEIR
February IT, l85S:tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

EN There are forty acres of vineyards
in forty miles of Chattanooga. Tennessee.
producing ten thousand gallons Of vine per
ssnum.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14
g'G C0NSExEpTETES AND
tERTOUS SUFFERERS.

10 subscriber, f"- several years = rasi. lent
!. .,. discovered w!.sie thele, . simple vc-cta-
-.s-iy-l sure cure fr Consumption. Asth
i. 5rg. .-.IIs, C0pyts. CT. Is. xHL Esrcous De
t., f.r the benefit Of Consumptiyes and
.. as Sufferers, he is willing to make the
z= public.
T. t4yse WHO desire il, he viii send the Pre-
laIa with full directions free Of charge j;
8 5GLiy,c Of the medicine, which they will
\. r--uliful combination ot Natures simple
.ss These desiring the remedy can obtain IT
Fl -.ra mai. by addressing
y. l.. CCTHBERT.
BAToNIC PHYSICIAN.
No 429 Broadway, New York.
!,r..IS, I-.o-3n.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

- Al A lr.rt1Samcnts must De marked with
.z rl-.h-- Of -l,artjons desired or they will be
1.i.u-t g-.tI t5-bia. and charged accordingly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

|UBENSBUEG FOCNDRY.-HAVING pur
IL erased the entire stock and fixtures Of the
s-,hgrg Foundry, the subscriber is prepared
f-is, farmers and others with
|FeCgIsS. Plough, Points, stoves. MII!
Irons. ThresEains Machines,
9. castings If any kind that may be needed il
& .--uguity.
37....-. attention 70 the business cf the con-
Il, =. hopes 10 merit, sad trusts he vii! receive
s--L r--l.lage from thOsein want Of articles
: .s---s done al the Foundry.
EDSARD GLASS.
NJ 'zEs-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

A gentleman who had just returned from
Arkansas informs Us that be heard the follow
ing dialogue at tavern:
Halo boy
hello yourself?
Can get breakfast here:
i reckon you can't
why not?'
'Massa's away, missus drunk, de baby cos
de cholic, and l don't care bean faF any
bOdy1
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

Good evening, Miss Brown. very ples-
SAINT
Very
LOOKS very much Ike Storm
Very
Are yOp veil .bi, evening,
Very
'Yorr fsther's sick
Very
'Eooc mother looks smart
Very
'Pon ny honor muttered Pluggins to
himself. Is he left the above lady, she's the
rsrieS Miss | ever saw
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-11-14

Good evening. Miss Brown. very ples-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14
Die 9C(ebge6ung.

9arrtsburs Mir, 3.-Sm 9 ZEN al
iitcrretdte 6err Smttb cine Mittbeilune BON al'
bert 9. QlGmeao BON philadelphia elm, tpcrin
rsm Staat I'm GalI Der gsrIesuna bss Staats'
@aptcIs mad pbilarslpbia, Sebn older 9anp in
Der "a. gSaro bepiltst peEpsn, I'm Staatsse'
tGupt barauf ju srr6tsn.
Die Bill fir Nassts6uns Der 9r1suruns BON
@sbaten unp bic Sia fir 8esuliruns Der Be.
lteuruns pcn Gcrpuratonen purpt nit 9in1acr
GmpfrbIuns rnbsrihtrt.
Die pom Sm. Sra rinsstra8ten 9sI&Iass fir
GnIabung her @slsb9etuns ppn Sirsintsn gum
StIu6e YtnnlYlpanirns wurre nit psrnsinenpCm
Seri6t Scn Der COMMITTEE ;uriifgssstrn.
Der 5aus. 9sI6lub fir I6lir6li6c gsrtaounp
Der @slss9sbuns am 81. Ndrj wurpe 9Gns ts'
rt6trt.
!6srr ShinbsI iibrrsa6 cine SttIhrift, ber
gSabIpldB ppn eCw9tu Sauni4ip, 2saa GauutY
III per6nbsrn.
Sm Saus fam nt6ts bon Dl6tistsit Scr.
/ W ar; 9.-Smat.- Bonn Gpuperneur aino
tne SctIhaft elm, IN brr er anSrtetr, Dag er 3rn.
StOs. 8. Surrcps BON 2anealier gum Strrauf.
lsber Der SoltSi6uln fir 8 Sabre, BON nG6lm
Stunt an unp Die Ssrun Nlb. 8. gBatgman ron
pRtIarelptta, pbilip Dpusterts uno Sobn s.
Srt99 bon 9arriStur9 3u Direttcrsn Der Staats'
! Srrsnanltalte ernonnt babe.
Die Sa tssastt4 auf ben Srpntcn Nieeel.
meg, in rtsism GauntY, III bic brittle 9erIsiuna
paeirt.
SIN Saule pallrts 8tasrn buS 5rsbuntss'
lss bic jwsits Ssfuns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14
Derlsumeunaen uno Qaacn.

Stns 3psfrl, ruis bss BET ben 2sbers unIsrer
@sssnpartbei INNER per 8aa IN, rsrbrn bislslbs
nod Dor Der SBabl alIerlsi 2iissn ssgen unIsre
9anbipatsn austrsita. Dirs gsI6iett gew5bn>
lid prnn ss ni6t mebr ipiosrls9t psrb:n fam.
Das ater nit 8t6t uno nit Der g8atrbeit nihts
esscn unlsre @ancicatsn geia9t psrpen tann, III
cine Sba!Ia6e bic Ginem iepen Burger in psIer
Stabt tsfannt III. Hepublfaner Ipqte 70 ct.
mas essen irssnb Gin Oter mrbrrrt @anbib atsn
ssI6sbsn, 10 rufrn mir Gu6 ju, pcreinist @ud pss
10 e ilsr, unb Sei9t birIcn Srldumprr, paB
Sbr ss gud 14rn lanse gum SCrIas srmaGt
batt, @u6 bur&due ni6t tur6 iulde 5suhsleien
uno S6leGtisfsten al Der gtair fiibren gu laBrn.
S6r trnnsrt gu6 nod pie sinise bisltr Strrrn
li4 fur3 ocr Der lsbten g4abl gu fold FIRE d en
G 9nern 9emaht baten, inbem fe auepos
Saunttn unIrre @lfmblp. Ganpipatsn bdtten tau'
ienor Scn 9talsrn bon elmer 9rpibrn 8ie9slbabn
Gompagnts erbaltcn-wpran aud niGt rtnmaI
Gin S6atten prn g8abrbrit mar. Gspublitantr !!
mir rufrn Gu6 np6malS gu, RAP Icltsn iie rtSIen
i6rn altsn Sunern 9Beg wisrer einlblasen, 10
prbUppett @urrn Gifer, 9sbt Il sur BabI, am
5rstag. tIeibe aud niht nrrSu SauIt.
ilimmt a d bic Stspublitanil6e Ganbipatsn. unb
tetne ais bic 8epubIiflniI den @anbiOatrn, uno
piat bic1en Serldumbfr bacur6, bab Sbr Cure
9hiGt 9ssen @uA Isltf uno Cure NaGtcmmen
fCnnt, unb aud ousiitcn prrpst, sintrlri pie
arrnse fs Th tsmubrn gu4 IRE gu lritsn unp ra'
ron atiutaltsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14

am 25Fsn Sstruar, in'sOlt saunI&ipy Sion.
roe @auntp, 8 &C 81, Elm SOtn BON 5gbinant
S6upp, in 1einem l7tsn eebsneiabu. gst Isi.
nsr SeeretsuHg am 26fen 8struar pretiate BE-,
Gtrtr. Ssrr S6maI3.
am 25Ren 6sbruor, ttenbaItl6ii, Or. @b N
Serfa 6. aft II Sabr. Der @6rp. Ser,
S6maI5 9ielt etenfa1s feline aethenrebe.
am 25itsn 5etruar, In gtcb 9aunI6Ip, Mcn.
roe Gauntp, In Dem gSc6sntstte, 6 atbart
a, @brsattIn bes Srn. Ni6ad S6mtbt. gln
27Rsn purbsn itrs uetursits sur 8ube sstra&t
bet psl8er @rIsssnbrit Ger Gbrtp. Srrr S6mal;
prstt9ts.
(Ginssfunet burb ben Gbrrp. yern. g. &. Grc6)
am21. 5sbruar, In SelsrsSile, Buds Gaun.
ts, am SGarla6Fsbsr, Gbarles eugene, S5Gn'
den bon @lfrsb 9. unb glIIatrtt Dutt, I'm 8
9ebenstabre.
am 231en Jetruar. in MilfOrh, Buds Gaun.
tp, i'm WcHsnbett, bic G6egattin bss Sm. 6rnrY
elsthsr, in trsm 40hsn eebsnetatre.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.
5Ctruar %.

Somfa96 ben 24ften @ldrs ndbfens,
um llbr glaamiItass, Ioaen auf psm plabs bes
llntsr3si6nstrn, an psr Slbr.Sprtnss. na6s bel
9larntaun, fcISsnpr @ssenldnSe Gffcntli4 prs
fault prren:
prSftise Nil6tibs Int grOft, elm Spa,itr.
g8a8Fn, sin Saurnwa9in, elm Stsinpaaen 70
gut ME nru, cine 9atent Ssipsrmiible, 6 @6uIs.
elmer, Sstttn, Elm GROCER unp Elm tlsiner Sod.
cfsn, 3 @ilenteBsI, cine quite StrUbtant, Elm Boot
netif Etl6sarn, @runpbrnrn trim 8uIGeI, $50
gaaCn SeperelFs t20 Stdf Sfraut, 100 Stdd
porSdsli6e 8eblSde tis Sabre ait, FLY bfrsn
Ba4stbum 9arrantirt rpirc, cine flbrrne Gal@ens
utr, cine por3uBltde SidIe nru, 3 Gisertams
Frirrr nrbf Stanrer, 0iIt. unb @IGs. Jsrase,
2Gein unb anpere 5laI6en, eIne srUbs 8aumlfi.
ter, cine anters estsr, Ssu' unO MiRsabstn, 81.
de, Sebrilen, 5Gerr, StGnpsr, 2 S6ieeblEde, elm
9rrBer tratiamrr !SCfbunb, tpsl&rr nitt ssbctttl
iperren fann, A Yaar IhTns Yfauen, nrbR alInlsi
@r9sniiGnoe ,u um1dnbIi4 ;u nslbsn.
Die 9sOinsunsrn unN gufwartunS am Gage
pts Srrtaufs pen
g8iIiam Wertle.
MGp7. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14
unfere Staet.Neaicruna.

|tlnIsre 9ssnsr trmitrn Tf is9r bic Stinmsr'
sauten ;u MAIDEN, unIrre Stapt 9iesierunS
cine l6penreriids, uno lci aud in manfsn
bern Sinli6ten ni6t wie 1e isin Iouts. Sb'
pm iic ni6en bab lie lcmit unrett 9s9en bieieItr
|,esln, 70 mue piss pennch gel6eben, UNI no
Isli6 Capital fir uulerr 0s9cApartbsi fir bic
Rdtiatrss gBabltn iu MAIDEN. Sspc6 es III fsls
@efabr scrbanrsn bab bic 8rrutlitaner 70
BriSt unp blno bancsln unp Der namifsn par
t. unIerer @tSner, tis uns 70 tirf in ben 8srsi'
Btm Staatsn, in titIsm Staat unb bieIsm
untp in S6uleen rrsifrt bat, aud nod bic
att 8rsisruns ju dtsrtrasm. Dag unirs
|abts s8esierun9 SnIdpmeeriI6 III, birs III aud
Fhaue n d. t frr 6alI-Stnn mir 9atrn I6pn
tsr ss,sist, pub uniers 3arsn trsit t sber.
Vno i'm Sersls6 init anpsrn StGptsn BON Der
|nli6cn @rpee no 70 Uisl SsrbsIrrunsrn ee,
Sen linb ais bel unS-pir babsn fsrnsr ssScet,
i Ia tpC unIers @ssnsr bebauptsten Der StaSt.
n bate ben Sramtrn i'm lsbtsn Sabr bGberrn
Bn. briablt, baB Der Statt an Ssamtsns SsIcls
g I'm IrBtrn Sabr SI25 srpart wOrbsn iinp,
w.-gliGts, rein niGts baten unIsrs @es.
8ssen bic 5aneIunsen unIrrrr Staptrr9icruns
SertrtnSen tTnnrn, RAP mir ni6t sGrIliA iiter
~ Hauttn ecIC6sn, uno lpmt 9sjeOt batsn,
mir In Der Sbat uno in 0abrbst cine ss'
'lfte unb trrrIide Stabtresirruns babsu--
zap pisItItc rur bur6 bic 9rGcbun9 unIsrCr
sner In Ssnatt, Ssrldledtrrt wrrpsn tann, biss
F'ne unlsusbare 9butIa&s. SsbU6 bic suten
Puelttaner rerben bel Der Babl am nd6aen
nag loon ;si9sn, Sub Ge bic @smalt In tbrrn
men oanesn 3u tstultsn sntl&lcssn 1nb, unb
pr eaour6' eaB Fe ibren fisenen 5rtunbsn aud
,ete'n Die Staptrestsruns In bic S1nbr esbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14
Nir Naunfd,in.n .n1ahIrn

9tm rd6Rcn 5reitas iinO bic gBatten fiji
9nunf6p Seumten. ndmli6, 0ramstnrr. 9lIsl.
loren. 5rierrnsr6trr, &c. ilott. Disie g9abler
rrrNrn su oft atrins ssI6dst uno Uuna6lGIfst
pti6cn rS rins wtGtise Sahe 1T. RAP fibist Ni'
isFcrrn unb 0eamriiirr Tw5bIt wrrpsn IptItsn-
au6 ben g8atIrt6trrn np Snipettcrsn lisssr
wi&ti9s 9F6n p6. nbrm es itncn an0einl fall
len nirb bic Ihasn 0cusrnSrSS uno Yrtforn'
tsn'BabIsn i'm finftiscn Setcttr unb glcUsmttr
3u balten. gGir Ieutcn baber bic 2Iufmrrtinm.
felt RES GpIts ouf eicir g8ablcn, bamit cS td6ti.
sc uno rr6tiAafcne Wanrsr gu bieirn gemtrrn
erp6b(e
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-03-14
81 c pr Be III:

@m 25Fsn 6struur, In 9fUarns Greet Bailey
ScruIt 6auni4tp, Columbia Gauntp, 5r. 6 r.
mel tus 8sinkpIp, in sinem <sr Dor
rs Sabrrn, Mcnaten unp Sossn. 2si4rns
tsrt @p. eucaS, Gap. 16, gsrs %: ,,llno mari
8ctrassn pcn ben GnsGn in atraban'S SGpOs .
Der SerltCrtenc mar Elm aaSemein brlietter Sir'
ger, piente lsrCm Satsrldnbe als Splpat In 1912
unp mar sbecrm in Sbsr.MtIfCrO 1aunIAip, in
Ssha 9auntY, rrobnbalt. 9r mar Batter BON II
Sinrsrn, wCpcn absr 2, nsbf feline @attn ibn
SOran in bic Gwtstsit sssansen lInO. Sanft
rube feline 9ll6e
2Im 7tsn Mdr,, in bisIer Stabt, Sr. ct
y Ben arber, in stnsm @Itsr BON AZ Sab.
rrn unb SaSsn.
@m 30. 5sbruar, In Gmaus, an Gltrs I6pG.
DE, 5rau W artba @ y, i'm Nlter pcn II
9abrsn. Npnutsn unD "a Sassn. Sei Der BE.
rrpisuns itrsr usbsrrsfs bislt Der Gbrp. Sr. Ts'
sennns cine 9ei4idte 2si6enrspr.
gIm 7ten MdrS, in DER Milforb SaunI6tp,
Qs4a @auntY, " arY4nn, SO6tsr BON Dan.
isl unN Tstrtea &lstn, in i9rtm t9tsn Satrs.
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ttum, an unirre Stabt ansrtrt. Dies bat tprl&e
Ger stsesrs unfrrrr @e8cnpartbri ater str er3drnt
-uno Der nd6fe Serfu6 mar, pUlItiI6ss Capt.
tai fiir Die sOfc Solo partbci tarauS 3u MAIDEN.
Seoca aud pteS 9sbt ni6t-penn ss III Su flar
oab rts Statt paour6 gewtnnen mu 6,
iuoem MN ron bcrttcr meit msbr SarsslO erbaI.
ten ptrO als pas &tebnsn fcisn fam. Der
StaeIratb perpisnt babur6 bas bG4Ite COB aller
oerniinfi9cn uno rtGtli9bmfrntrn Sdrser-unb
bic eitpsrS unferer 0rsenpartbsi wdrpsn pObl
tbun ibrr Sriu&s PCIittf&ss Capital fir fb su
MAIDEN, sinSufslrn-lcnR fSnnte ss m6sl& Isn,
bab fe lelbh capital fur uns raraus ma6en.-
sDCusn lie btrirn wCbISsmentsn 8atb i'm @s'
bG6tniB haltsn
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GDurt<9rD HamQttD1t.

eln.maI Ger abtbars J. &. 0 ginStan Tr6fbtm Rtsr in
ben otrlsntn 3crttn Common Vlsas ersn SSrieI
brt bsbsnS ais cen SGntssiortbampn unH esfa i'm
psnnplp0nisn in Strait tinss amts prsosnt Rir Der
fsetntn Scrisn ODsr unS Grninr no asntinsfGnds
nsStleeana in bedan Saunis6, uno Sobua Gtab w.
8eS Siausrs Ssblt6 8ttr Der Scurtsn oper b Ger.
miner une aaesmnsr Sefananifsg fir Ole RiEa
5aup uno anesrn9Srbsrn in rfaasm psa Saunp brsn
b an mid 9st BADEN, norm re sins Sourt oDr uno 8SrI
miner une ptrttIabrrS e Common Qtas anbsramsn
wtls ssban wSren iol in Ger etact asnan fur cas- Saun1
esba, Guf Cen
Grilen Wpntas I'm Wcnat aprit,
1860 pbss Der 2 Gag Sss bsasu @cnas M unO wtIt psl
DSdCn causrn pirb
90 rtrb birrmit Na6ridt seseben,
ale StSsnsr unS Gcnabt innsrbalb Stsbtasttn Sanpt
pen esa se e Damn uno Saitlb f in snsr Qspn nit iGrn
Teus, EeterSs, Snauann une eIannnntn nJunSsn babn
um brsn Tfi4tsn pCr srioesr Court obimr0rsn.
0rS9lei6en werpen aud ale btejcni9en,
ptls e9sn S,aussn Ssm gtfansnif Sts Sounp co ais
Rl6esr cbr 5sultn aufiursrsn babtn btrnfg eas s d
aGo0rm eabt .nIinrn baden UNI Stbn u prosqIirtn
Is ibnsn rttbt eintsn mag.
Stesbtu msntr SonS, Der 9taS Tasnaun, Sn H.
Tag Mari in SABRE unfsrs Strrn leCO.
Gbarles y. Sains, Sheriif.
eoaI trbattt Ole RtpubIit!
Nasntauu.giGr H. 1850. nsbg
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~ 0rffberi te-
NoreiTe in OIpentduu am 0ienftaa.
Oer batri0t bis aur 98 a 81

Der RatriOt Bis sur % a BL
Da bic na6a.fcmmsnNrn!gH !gHutlsn prn grocer
gBt6Hatcit Ien perbrn-pirlleft mstr 70 ais
ttes ie Der Gaa tpar--,lnp ba es ans trIcubers
paran srlsssn III, bae bas Bolt bic g8abrbrit In
9r;ug auf iebe Sa6s rrfabrsn mag, unb bemfsIs
Ben feline llnpatrbetsn unrriberlrgt aufsstunben
tprrben, 70 tamrn mir gu bsm GntIGlub, ben pas
tript. Der oIles g8ihensprtle rnt6aItrn iOa, an
IClGe 9srIcren bic ibre giamsn einirnpen mS9fn,
ron nun an bis our YrrlrsntER'pabl, an ptm
srriaesn Yrsis prn
Stpci mnb Sec6;ia ScntS
gu isnpe. gGc Gin pad BON mstreren juiammsn.
setradt wrb, 70 bab prrlelbe unter elmer Nbtrsfs
Ie prrlanbt werrrn tann, Ica sin seb6riser @t,ug
srlautt perbsn. gStr bcifsu bab unIrre 8spubs
lttaniIhe 5rrunre unp rntr1dbsr uns in Der auss
trrituns Ger Orrumentrn btbGffIi6 Iein perben,
eenn bas Bolt prrlanst nur biz QSabrbet su pifs
fen, unb bapUn itrrSsu9t gu wsrbsn. unb unlere
Itsbs Union unO unier ssmsinlamss 8atrrIanp III
l@er.
gBr ipatrn bod renfeu, Gin irbe + unIsrT
9re9rten SubIcritrntsn ioltt nun. ba bic 3situns
um cteIsS perettbert 1T, unO fUle@ psl metr
eeIfifcff als fruter in li6 fabt, no sinen
SubIritsnten erbalten fSnnen, unb Iomts sfSnntt
le9r sisl @utrs fir bas Bcbt unlrrss 9anbrs 3us
wese SsbraGt pcrpsn. YrCbirt es etnmal-pte
SaGs 9ebt melt Iei6tr ais man Tf brntsn mag.
&ect, 9utb uno 6elfri6.