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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09
SeDet unb DDret
Dem 9rcben $orto Sobn Srcipn, tpeI6er
perurtbeilt uno ouf9cbon9en fporoen
lit, am 2ten Oetember,
GetneGtetbe Giub ,u 1eten.

StIll SlppIH VJt'p NSpHl "OlplVIiT lpC'lDtl
perurtbeilt uno ouf9eban9en poroeu
lit, am 2ten Deeember,
feline 6 tfiber iub gu feten.
Samuel 9e6t,
in Der Samilton StroBe, nobe Der ster
in l(aentaun,
wet6n nrh tasu lsinsn 8uneen unb brm Yutli'
fun I'M NlSsmrinrn anfiinriet, raB or seICnnen ii
Ifinen
"a Scrtigcn Stpcf SSintcrflciScr
li BON alien SUrtsn. udmli6: q . dc, s 0.
n ttnb g8 N, 25 SrOssnt bliser ,u prr.
faufen, ais Qnrre bic pieIe 0ei6dite tstreiten
Nu6 bat ct nod pisle anbrrs Nrttst fir 5rrrrn
iprlhe Su pisl 8aum sinnstmen wtrprn, wrlltt
man lie ole tenamen.
6cmmt unp iitsrSsu9t Sud fsltff BON Der gBabr'
6eit bes gtIa9ten; npem es Gu6 ;uslei6 eint
CUTE GeIeseubeit gilt ieins fir 8 5eierta 8.
@ E 6enf teltimmts grtifel su ebsn unp pas
pcn 3u faufen. Srrgeect es nift, es III bier fsr
5umbug-un Str f6nnt gun, fiber BEL ibm 25
prc,ent bel guren @infGufen sriparen.
Dies III wabrliG cine arcBe @elegenteit fir si'
nen s d gu flngen- -tringt aber cine erlpens.
illttrnss ober cine quite papisrne anget nit
oas R Der gBes pie ct ii6 leitt fansen laBt. In
Dem sr niht 9erne an cine silrne cpsr fGblernG
An9d anteiet.
Sur tersits ssnceens 6unbihaft III ct tS61
hnntbar, unp bittst UNI cine 5Ortpauer bsrleIbm
Samuel 0e6t.
December 7. ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09
9etratbS- We9lpei1er.
Gin nrurs BUD tur9
SkS I Il lam gonna, NJ. D.

.sSyNEGg.. Differ sebctms GeItfaesn sur Court
.STSSAI fdpip. &ebe unb 6eiratb, nit cen ;u'
.oS,SSZs5 fdui9en Srantbcitsn Der SusenO.
gI6AESS%S res Wittsl.9Iltrrs unb res Nltns
*IISNN fCltf. gilt jueteif ei6t une S6at'
ten bon benz rerteiratbeten 9eben. ben 6reueen
unb 9rdt1atsn, SCfnunaen. BefdrGtunsrn unb
BipawGrttafeiten. 2abe ale snbsiratGete Wen.
l6n, cher fclGe bic ju teiratben ssbentsn-eensn
atrr nod eine fleine 5ineernie I'M 0ees ili-
bisIss Bud Islen. eaFet jeren tunsen Mann unb
6rauensmmer I'M eaupe &c Islen. Sc III Sol BON
Sti&rn unb sibt Nufihtub iiter G'ebeimnies. bic
Gin Sober pibsn icllte. Gin wsnis Senntnie beim
Nnfanas fam cine gGelt po( Srutsl srrbiitsn.
SGidr fir sin gcpie (25 Gents einssfdlcBsD
an Or. miIIiam 9euns.
Sc. 4l6 Sprufe SuoFs4 pbitoeelrbia,
IVriI p. 1850 nql3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09

6rG6lin0s. uno Gomner Guter.
Die liberals &GnrI6aft BE mir crbnlten bateu
p'rlettst uns unfern Stcd 3u prrgrG6rrn, aIau.
bsnp eab eur4 pas Saltcn etnes gut erp1bftrn
Steds pen @ittrn, 6aB mir unlers Sert6ufs psr
msbren tpnnrn, unp pftrirsn rater nun bir1slts
an fIeineren YrrftGn. unO baltsn aenau fsl an
efr nenen RsseI: t,0rpbe gertdufe unp tleins
prrfte."
abeer unb Ger h MAIDEN Bait auf ibrt
Iftne 0iitsr, auf lclfr ale:
@smsine unc fsurirts I6parss Seitr, 5ancp
Seics vpn ispsm S6atten, Jarbe uup neuellsm
Stgls-neue Stple Sri6 gcpIint, Gilt Srsanss,
eamilas, ensIil6e unb fran35fi6e 8dreses. BAL.
lenciae, Gtales. Travelling Glitter, Ii. {. NJ
gBir tatsn etenfaas ein srcbsr Stcd S6apls,
8astans, DuIsre. Wuntttas, Srnnsn.llmtrellas,
parafpls, RIp Slows. II. +. no, u. {. 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09
Neue Sitter


Sc. 25, G8sit pan,iltrnsSmo6s, MflentanrI
II ieBt nit einsm nsusn unb aus9eseiGnetsn q
Der f6bnaen, belten unp neumUbisten
6iiten unb Sappen ihidIib fir Ri
Sabrs5eit,
Osr1tten, unb bieIsltsn sertaufen ibre gitsr d
tiai9en Yreilen, ais Re in ben Seeitaptrn un0
nRipn sertauft rerben t6nnsn. SbrStod 1T
Sennin9s unb Sonner5 neue Stpld
Sprin9e6iite in il6 fblieBeno,
unb dtertaupt ale bic 9lrtitel In tbrem Ga6e I
nsn ni6t an S9Snbeit, Site unb SIlliststt u
trpHen weroen, unp pa ie ben einjtgen OpuItat
gen 5uts, Sappen< 1t. Strctsiitsr'Stcbr Tn pt
Stapt baltsn, 70 tann man ild barauF Serlai
baB Gs ale su wiinl6enpe Irttfel tn tbrem G'
belSnbis gum 8srtauf balten. Sbre Siten
Sapprn linb mriRsnS bon tbrsr sissnen 6abrt
tipn. unb per bon ibnsn fault, trirp iG ME
trcsen finbsn.
s1Sie lfno bantbar fir biStsr 9enciene Il
rale 8unpf6aft, unb trfFen auf ierneren 3uIp,
eerleGten unO auf einen 3uwa4s Der 05nntr
@nentaun, Gpril 27. nati
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09

9utt 8.Fbruu9tn hnp 70 uctbnentie als Spcife
uHo eies III Die Sslebrune hes Or. 0'eni. Sront.
lr, oils CT aais: ,.Stebs tribe ouf, Iete f,tihtrn,
~ fbdtta, uno rpsnu bu ririe 8s9ctn Der grorIam-
tS't bstraf, 70 rrirt nu fiber in esinem lntsrnct,
men fcrttommsn- bsnn Spariamteit in elm arc6ss
Rsuenus an fd ftltf, uuo oaourdt eoe man eiusn
loldhsn Repenus nnth Dem Stohr ron
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09
00aafntnssl,S Glitter

| $HtA hHp cttulEIE
Sin 9ro6e6 uno berrIibes 4fortement BON
SOasfntngsitS 0tltcr
srbaltsn. wdhes fiber auesrhalt etu See gtithn
nir9snrepc dtertrcfsn rrereen tonn-bsIGatitb aui
Sdts. ShSnhftt uno gtHi9yit. - DageIbe bsflGbl
als ieeer @erfhisetnbsjt ron
NriibiabrS umb Gpniuer=Giifer.
Sro3ereien, Suien6iraaren, Growaaren,
!, Gla5W1aren, @arpets, SelsSub,
SasS6does Il. [. 10.
pscbrs allies fis an eintm aau, fsinsn prcht, per:
9lihtn nit ban Gltp G'respertaufs sgrsiFfn pertau:
fen.
Sbrc Sref Glitter
fnO ale pon Get msif fafbicnatIS auswobL uno be:
lteben aus
Iti&fm 8Sneg SsIte, nsuer styL
Scilep ihwar,er. 10. imporiirt.
G'emeinsr pCil be Soif, ron allsn S6attsn
unb 5lrtrn.
9rd6tissr 8asateu Ssibe. 5pularb GdSs,
MarteIens unp 8,crsnre Setc.
Shdmls, WianttcS unp Duilres.
Sattin GbaIlies. @pIp Salfneias.
etenne 8riitunas np 9erges. 0ranarinet
Saba Ssiee, GtirDsS u. +. 10.
Better 0rpntir0 unp 6lmiien orinpano.
9uA unp Gaeemsres. Mustins, Jlanellc unb
lidin8s.
giano 9ud, 9iiG.GrSfrs. Slid. Ghder, Olar.
isiIes Quilts, gancale Suits u. To-, II. (. 70.
Gannrt eincm poIsu afcrtemeut rcn Gsnnemens
Surnlbins sitter. 9Ruft bel uns an-beebtt ee
8aarcn, erfihrt HE 9,rtitn. uuo ibr miro la9sn
raB ole tb9cn 2Saartn 9roo 70 fne pis fc FIN clls
ten, uno ~ { bic eeute hs babsn rltiBeu-out unb
tiuia.
G5- Der bIhits D1artwrcis miro auejtit fir can:
oesprrbuttsn bejobn
Samuel GHiGlcr, @rt&ufsr.
SoiiaD @erman, 9totban 8erman, ir.
Nurrtaun. MGri %. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-05-09

Sur Die bseGrs 8sauemlibteit unlsrer Sunr
oas atIssmGins 4utIltum. mcleu mir 70 stwa
lftsn SRdrS, nat Slc. 90, on eamiltCn
uddlte SbGre Su Dem aurntaun Ycltamt ;isbs
pc Der 9rSete Gtcd pen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10

p5tlt Hruneith dut
ttbelbeltperoen, OiSpsp0s uuo Wslbiuht, HrOnt
DE ODER nerp6ie ShDiHen, Observation-Disclosures
tub aQe 4ranfbsiten, welhe pcn perOorbeuem Ma-
gen 0eer Der Qeber tntfeben.
GS.* lals ~saopfanS, tnnsrl te 6entOribsn, Nneraaa BIS
0iu:eS Md benz Rcpft Sdurr TN wldaen, 6trSbrendrn, sob
fNfss @tfabl I'm Ri5er nab uhtsrlst 61wsrsr @tbtn
9efitlcp en- S9w Js Der Wugsn, gitten In benz @eR5t
Be er unb Rcrfihnfrysn, BefHwerbrn btn Nttrten, @eIB.
ssrbea Ger 5aut urt Nustn, eettenfetsn, S&msrS,n ta
Ri Ten nnb cen @tttSern. 5ist TN Ecpf HHp Bremen In
Jlsifd, Banstatttt uab Ritxrselhia ,tnbttt.
Dt> Gil entblner ~rmpfsblen 6iefe WlsbtJtu Der Nnfm trITnm.
Ell bes %fuSGfims; fen absrt. aet ,epn btm Nsrtb ue bar
HneemeHent~tt ~btrffIttn fur ale Qttbtn. w0fdr ne ~scrfetsnt
ttnt fOt4.r wtrb. 50 tn btss fttn neuss unb unetpruftts
DittttI foatefn zines, br felt 10 Sdtren tts yrlfuus Opr BEN
laietttantl6tn WOlfs ~befanSsn bat unb beHen Nuf Rb @sr-
ttuantde. tr,i&t Sc atmtt unb ausssttt&ntts &etk unb prL
,atpsrfcnen aus adm G6ttitn bIefts 2dnbts 81 @nnRen esbtn,
lebtn tins u%ngtteusre unb d { eeaaue ur< ING beS Affair
Id BON benz &taenttimer ~publtitrtcn Mlmanads, rtlGsn btr-
unentstlblt& bur& bts Gsenttn ~DtrttetIen id6f muS aaH
zen un8liubtsftn %Ittrjsustn, bas btefes Bttters mirls& bt
trntntteit uettteMt, ueIAe 60 erInRat bat.
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Qllen nn0erem 9ytl[en pprnns.
Stir flint 9oaars !

EW,I1 ~ T"T ~
EEEi!1 Gin h~rettSdtge5 bdfieinerne5 9duS farm man fir
EtNiM flRf DCudrS erbdlten. @S bat 2 8trhmer In iebem Gtcf
une elm 9intersebdupe 1T III Nlice Nnul ;niiben port unb
III eeiunber ub enporblutenber Nahbdrlbaf It sele
gen, III ems Spn elmer Meibe BON 70 ~3tt6dt9en badieinernen @er
(NO. 55) 1T neu unb IN 0utem 3ufante NIB crit ft eth
QDeni9 uber 2 Sabre AMI etuem 9runpe spn $500 erbaut. IS III
Jest an einen rel~pettablen uno pinftlthen Wietber Sermietbet
Diefes SauS mtrb Az mentaer ais benz 6pfenpreife turs
Spr Dbr mad Neuiabr ZEN 4. Sanuar 1860 ~auseelpOst
Srt un6 Belt mereen Ipater nrf befdnnt 9ertdht
perbet Gs werhen rs Qpse d So SGn ben 9erren @lrter unr
@senten fur ben @ieentbumer, %nussegeben, bic bic edn3s
unter f6 taben, Zen 8efstiel unteriu6t unb itn fir un-
beftrettbar e~efunben baben @runbsinS nur S24 - Dteielben
merpen due eeipiinihte MuStunft ertteten, aGeS Gelb fur bsrg
Nerfduf Ger 5tfetS bis nadb Der @uSlppiuns unO BIS Der Deer
All BEN @epinner ibernadt III, in 61nten bebalten. Gbenfp perss
lie fur bic Undertaking her 9ifets=@elber uerdntrprtli6
bleiben. menn bic &uslppiuns nibt tattfneen ipate. uno fOaten
IifetS perfnuft terpen, ais fir en pduS befi mint inb. To-
fas uebenauliceenbe (ep 53) nr4 ~dusselppst perben. Die
mlNeu pr benz gerloDlunssta9e gefauft iperhen uhe tne
boben bel Wlpder mo Morris, SO CD QDeIt+6euetteitr.
In Der Office res Baltimore QBefers" peer pes aDeutfhen Cor.
reIppnbenten." pcer In So 1913 SO. Tdpettefr. 336imt
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gcwpntonn. G8 purpen balelbit &c
ltera gang uniutereiiante Saden perbanpelt.
Die @5ranO 3ugq, bic I'M @au5en "a anfla=
gen 9~cTullpen bat, miro am Sanlta9 entla ell
perpen.
0tiAter 8rice lit nod lebr rmlpObl lpcnl1
it'd iein 3ultuap niAt belert, 10 wiro er in eint<
gen Go9eu lpieoer uad leiner Seiuatb rweilcu
unp eS muB pann BON 9teuem Elm Spc5iul=
Ht6ter werralrnt mcrben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10

@ertlebt I'M 8etraee S., 1856, ISL. so
8dS Capital lit ~augec9t in Oarleiben auf 9runo -gtaentbum
une Stofs, ipel6e mad 9utodnfen Der llntersei@neten binlanSl9
seE9ert tso nnO IN aIttauf BON StOfS pen Ssr %ioliSefen art.
eS Sabres ipuroen 5000 neue Cont erSHnet uno 1867 selblpI-
len, mcnact am 81. Deiember 1859, 20,276 @cnti ofen bleiben,
@np6 pratt.
SOS. @. Sentin8.
(O5SWO) &obert Sebr.
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32u permiethelt :

Der IN ger gel .gto9e rneines 9auies, go, II NOS-Tre6crGfr
beIegene Solppn 1T nod auf eint0e Ntente frei unS iin6en @eIea
i6aftsn. @elon9pereine &c, inter btrioen geOinSunocn fetuem beIe.
rem RlaB.
gin ausseaet9nst.r SIass fept our 0ispOFtiOn.i
0t27.S W. Pabf.
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Gg Sper i'm 6rpn n. 96eas
ter. Seute miro bic rit9mli6 betannte Goo
per'lde Sperntruppe I'M 6~rrntltr. =Gbeater Die
beriibmte Jfoilini'i4e Sper Der Barrier bon
SepiQa" aulfiibren.
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Ote 8rGfte Tabrtf
BON WfObelu ulO 9tiblen in Oieier 9taOt.
Sci r.. Mount,

30. 81 Noro-Gapitr., oe8eniiber tr ORB 6eap'w-Sau
Baltimore,
fnbet man 1teta oeR 9r6Ben @0rrotb BON Wi6beln in + ieli9er Stabt.
Ginpobner uub Drenbe lclhen ~penitlten 3uerlt beieben, ebe fs an.
oerspo faufen, fe fiuoen oprt:
Gete EeteS IN Grpfat, YlIlb uno NDBbdar3eua
Spfa'8 BON NuBbaum rnb Waba9rn9 nit HlilU
uno 9aarSeus peer lonftgen Stofcn; franS6f-
i@e umb balb ranSbiide Palor-, Irm-,
g If aufet l. nno Spr8 ittble bon
alien DtuIteru nit l~leber5l8en BON 81
8rotat.. 9aar-lno aueereu
Stpien. &oultdnoige 3im-
mer- @inr6tungen ben
Nub6ounl, II. Mabagon0.
bplS opn $50 Bis 3u200. ebcn1p
en sroBe8 9aaer BON &0britlbleu,
ais S6outel-, 3imuer- II. 9alprfible
bon Gt6en Ii. @uBbaumbcls, MulsiebtiIde,
Netenihrinfe. ,@ta9creS. @cnlpben &C., Oaar-
Gtrob- unS S~prn9ferer. Matrasen oprratbis unb
auf S~elteluns. aae Ni6tel per6sn ~lolsfSItis perpadt.
Y. Wpunt, $50. 81 Morb- @apfr.,
Wtot1Oil ~9eseniecr Der CbO-6cuCw- 9aue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10
8auf pf Gp,mnterce.

Boltmpre, ben 81. We3en1ber 1859.
Cine Dipibenbe BON A prcsent fir bic perfriIenen 8 wtcnate
tpurce am bsutiesn Gage srnart. Dtefelbe wirb am pOer mad
0sontag ben 9. Sannor faais. Die ueberrasuns bon Gaptal-
(So7, 2p) Sun Guftr0oe; Seq 6, W ftter, RaIErer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10
Gmtatp gaDinesbanf BON Baltimore,

baltimore, Den 2, cSonuor 1860.
8a ben Neben9eieteu oHfr 8ant gem6B brei perIonen, metde
ntbt Dtrettcreu dno, ernount pereen miheu, I'M ben 3ufanb Der
8anf fin ea8 Sabr 1859 gu prifen, 10 wuroen su eieien1 8ebufe
bic So. Sol. 9tuen it, S. S. e. Serone uno Samrtel Rirt En-
nannt, fpel6e i9 benz auftra9e ~unterspsen unb fclsenben 8eri6t
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Gmtoiu GaDimesbamf bon Baltimore,

Balimrre, ben 2. Sanuar 1860.
Der BOARD Der Direttoren Der @utap Saptnosbanf BON 8alh=
more bat bic untersei6nete COMMITTEE ernanut, lint eiuen setreuen
ooaltanot9en Sert@t iiber Die OperottOnsn btelsr Sant I'M persau=
tet in ale Bidder, @ontiS unb Dptunente, unb 9enaue Nu8tunft
9e9eben iber bic BON Der Sant 9eneftet Capital @nla9en uno
ale Slrsitaften, Bombs unb 9Dpctbefen, melhe bia Bant ais
Si&erbcit fir sentadte Darleben erbalten bat. Die l1nter,ei6ne-
ten im6 Der i9nen onsetrteienen 9Htdt 9etreu na69ctOmmen nne
beritter re foIst:
8etras Der 6cnos am /. Sanuar 1859, ......... 1916, 28S. 10
grbalten bon Depoften mdhreno Ger SabreS 1859. 618, 81. 04
gr9alten an 3inien, Oarletben unS Diopeuben bon
Stots ......,-. SO. 1856. 90
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DR.. Hufeland.
Bnlinmifhpr GnrninI

far l6nele 5etIuus BON 6uasn. Griditune, Sneuenien. Hrau.
ne, 8autsn pals uns fsttrStrtnentlinbunS Gnssbruns unt
@enn moo utpsiiiG, Gr.-. .ltruns far Gas an btfitr Rrdntbth
Dltit ~bsrabu,ts v.sSatetiea IA sIst& BEN Bttteru suSerIHF.
f9. GS III FUR .etnt RldHe BEN Rtautttten behimrst, Bic
iu9eneintr unb gsfdbrltatr ais dMe antsrt btntn btt Beusb.
nsr bttfes eanbss unterrSrfeu fab = Rrdntbetttn bic BON H-
nsF ilttnen t%rtdltuna %berritren. DR.. Bel, tte1e esfe 6rit.
4e uutecrita9 iaat; SD pa ht&t ~ttbanptsu, b0b ,Rnlt'
iur unf tt, mas bic pta uS bAs ssIbt Btsbtr fur bic 1trVts
nsr dnetrer 8rnen Rnb. abe. Id Tam btatnmt S.rF@ern, hae
e uns 3ranibthen Bon sr6ftrer Wtfdtrlt@fet unS netr
s~terbtfdlt ~snfabrn.
Gins rehtrs Prob, Der entfssli&,n GsfdHrIi&fdt Dsr ssr
elmer tilstnsu &rIdltuns tn.Rttenbtu Rtauttdtsn, sest I'D BET
ttnera Utd nber na4 aus Sen Wert6ttn beS DbtldbsIA
pbia @eiunbtetttnmttS entnpnmene Enttgt- EreSbem Vti-
ldeelrbtd antrtanni etnt Der ~ssfuubsaen Stdhte Der uutpM Ia,
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N0lttmOre GnDim0Sbonf-

Die Rntr3etdneten, mel9e BON benz Soare Der Oirettorcn 6el
Saein9sbant bon Baltimore ernannt fpurben, Tim cine D%arftsOunQ
Der 2bGtisfett oerielben pdbreno oS perfoIfeuen c%abres AT MAIDEN
uno barber gu beridten, BADEN Die ibnen I~bertra9ene pftdt iCra-
fdlti9 opufihrt uub bert6ten iie fclat:
Setra9 ees Capitals am 81. December 1858. ..... S., 172, 1888. 7s
Grbalen bon Oeppiiten mi6reno
1859, umfaiiene 81, 224 OepoFten
otHerirenb BON einen Dollar unb
aufparts .................... :. 81, 500, 040. IA
9ter3u 3inien an Oarleben, Dioi-
eenben une StodS &c. in oemlel-
ben Sabr .................. SIS, 1854
- 60 701 d5 oq
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glsibt elm Capital an 9anb am 81. Des. 1859 ron. 81. o47. 4s1. 10
Die JpnoS limb in Stpd5 unh Daleiben aui @ruu6eioentbum
uo StcfS an8dest. @ap Der Gnii&t bS Committees Wurten
oteie Antdufe unb Darletben in sef6ertcr uno sersd3tsr @sie se-
maht.
@m 1. Sanuar 1859 paren 279s @OntOs pHen. SIM 9aufe oes
tSpbreS nuroen 927 @cntpS erSfnet uno wdbrenb 6erIclben 3et
SS1 9ontps gsi9lofen, wcnaG am 81. Dasember 1859 8, 1865 Con-
tos often bleiben.
Gal. StlGen, If.
Spbn z. Serome.
Samuel &trt.
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Dtte 8abItn tetsen, baB I~sxabe:tts Z. Etdl sner Gterts.
fdae tn btsfen eanSe bur& aassbrnns psrurlaat wtrbtu, al.
sefeRtn cn ben tablrtt&en anbern estten, bic bon ens
let6ten Grtdltung berttieefltrt werbeu.
S&pnt tutrt @eiunhhtit wnb wtnn ttr an efnef &rL&Itnna
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10

M- Die gant 1T tdslt6 0fen swtden 9 unb 2 llbr, mn DepO-
iiten bon l Dollar an IN gmpanS 5u nebmen, auS3u3ablen unb
lcnit9e @elhdtte gu e~rlebi9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10

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Gus9aten wabren6 oes cSabre8 1859
einiHleBlt6 Der Sfaats- une
Stabt- Carer -. 6,659.S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-10

geniafem Buds epuutp. 1e. @ai1S57.
Bttter8! 8itter8l 8ittersl

6lutt @~rtraft Don Sariaparina
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n1erturtalt6en &%ranfbehen, &beumotSmuS, 9altauS14los, sc.
l9wIren, @rpitpelaS, Yatden, aageneiner Sdp64e, ippbihtiiter
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-22
Meeting of the Foster Club No. /.
of Clearfeld.

In pursuance of previous appointment
"The Foster Club No. l." of Clearficld
met at the Town Hall in this Borough en-
Tuesday evening the l4th inst
In the absence of Gen. j. II. Larrimer
President the Club was called to order by
G. B. Goodlander, Esq, Vice President.
Leave was asked by w. A, Wallace
chairman of the Committee on Constitution
and bylaws for the government of the
Club, to have until the next meeting tc
make report-Granted.
Israel Test, Esq, was then called for
and addressed the meeting at considera.
bic length, showing the propriety of the
action Of the State Central Committe at
Philadelphia on the % Of July, and also
at Cresson on the 9th of August. His ad
dress was received with great applause.
On motion of w. A. Wallace, Esq, Re.
solved that we approve Of, and ratify the
action of the State Central Committee at
Cresson On the 9th of August, and will
carry out their resolution to the utmost
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-22
The slave Code. "

The Black-Ropublicans are in the con,
slant practice Of charging that the South
ern Democracy and supporters Of Brocll.
inridgo, are in favor of "Slavo Code"-
in other words, that they are IN favor oi
Congressional legislation to establish and
encourage slavery in the Territories-tc
force slavery upon the people Of the Terri
tories whether they are willing to heeveit
or not We are sorry that the same charge
and in the same language, is as persistentiy
MADE by the straight-oLt supporters oI
Douglas. To Show how much reason and
commonsfNirness there is in this charge
we here publish the resolution of the Con
yontion that nominated Mr., Breckinridge
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-22
RESOLUTION Oh THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

R3solccR, That the DemoCsatic Electo-
raj Ticket be headed with the name Of
Stephen A. Douglas or John c. Brecken-
ridge, as an Eector at Large, and in the
event Of the success of said Ticket, if the
greater number of votes shall have been
cast for Stephen A. Douglas, then the
vote Of the Electoral College of the State
shall be cast for Stephen A. Douglas and
Herscholl Y. johnson for President and
Vice President, but if for John G. Breck>
enridge, John c. Breckenridge and Jos.
Lane for the same offices. If the vote of
Pennsylvania cannot elect the candidates
for whom the majority Of votes are cast.
and it can elect any man running for the
office Of President Of the United Sta tes,
claiming to be a Democrat, then the vote
Of the Electoral College shall be cast for
that candidate If ii will not elect eth,
or of the Democrats for whom it is cast,
or any Of the Democrats who are voted
for in the States then the votes shall be
cast for the candidate .who, has the maio.
rlty Of the votes Of tho State; and that
tho Chairman of this Committee be in.
tructod to obtain from the gentlcmcn or
the Democratic Electoral ticket Of this
state their several and distinct pledges
of acquiesceEce in tho foregoing resolu,
ton, and to oreport the result of his act
ION in tue promises at tho next meet
Ing OF the Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-22
A Full Hand.

Wn orp n,,a1.1,r1 -, ,,.-. l. ..-----..I
our fellow citizons Tho wbo,o Dor,oon,t;o
ticket from President down 10 Auditor
Our District and County ticl,ot ,vos s.,,or
er filed bv hotter mon For Co,on,,, 49,,
have James K. Kerr ESQ of Von,,ro
county. who will ,,noI,o ono oc 49, -,
and STRONGEST mon,hors Of Tho po,,n.,.,,,o
MIA delccaiion in tbo National H. -
REPRESENTATIVES, and vo ,,rol;o, ~, 49,,
ton by 1909 majority
For the assembly wo bovoA NJ po.
ton Esq Of McKcor c,ur,,, ond A.; y -
Brodv-Fditor Of ,,o .T.g..,,,.
rerson comfy
Mr. Pon,on ,onrosorto, ,,,;.n,.,
IIsrrisbur, last wintor ~ ,aI,ia, ,'t,,'' w. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-08-22

According 10 previous ottougcmcns.
the inhabitants of NJ Joy met iu o grove
upprth School House, for the purpose
of wimcssinaan exhibition at the close of
Miss labitha Wulaces school, aud to
partallo Of the good things provided and
brought to the ground by the Ladies'.
Tho inhabitants met about ten o'clock,
when ON motion, Capt NJ. Ogden was
chosen President, Mr.. William Wallace
and Mr.. John Ovens Vice Presidents, r.
II. Shaw Secretary, and Rov. j. II, Cole,
Chaplain of tho day. Wilson Wallace
|P. G. Shailner and Lewis Rishcl were ap>
pointed to draft rules for tho order of tho
day. After the table was spread with re-
freshmonts, the Teachers and pupils were
escorted from the school house TO the
ground by the band, and the COMMITTEES
reported the following rules. lst, That
the exercise be opened by singing, and
Prayer by the Rev. j. Z. Cole. ID, Exhi.
bition by the school and an address deliv.
cred by Rev. j. r. Cole. Bird, That all
Ipartake Of the refreshments prepared by
the ladies' 4th, That the Chaplain tako
his seat at the head of the table; after
which the band and scholars shall be seat
ed next, and that all others that are pres
ent be served. 5th, That the company
enjoy themselves the remainder of the day
in peace and harmony. Gth That the
proceedings be published in our County
papers.
The exercise being opened by Rev. J. T.
Cole. The exhibition was then commen.
ccd which was gone through with, in u
very eloquent manner with credit to both
teacher and pupils, and shows that no la
Dor has been spared Oh their part to re.
ceiye the hearty approval Of all. After
which Tie Rev, J. T. Cole was called to
the stand and addressed the audience in
an able and eloquent manner. The com,
pany then all partook Of an excellent din,
ner Of the abundant good things provided
for tie occasion, to which children and
visitors done ample Justice. The remain
der Of the day was spent in very pleas
ant manner the parents returned home at
an early hour and the young folks enjoy.
ed themselves in peace and good friends
ship, we'll satisfied with The order, and en-.
joymcnts Of the day