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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

See the advertisement of s. A. Heard of
Clearwater, who takes subscriptions to the
Art Union. We are glad of this indeed
of an increasing interest in the arts which
made Old Greece immortal, amongst a
people who from their comparative isolation
could easily fall back into kind Of SEMI
barbarism. The Journal aud Engraving
is worth the price of subscription, and the
chance Of drawing more valuab le work
of art is double inducement.
Try one years subscription, and you
are sure of five pictures to fran ne, and a
large amount Of good reading matter for
So.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13
-Godey's Lody's Book for January i

-Godey's Lady's Book for January is
a superb No. The frontispieoe is gem
of art both in design and execution
The new style of Fashion Plate on dou.
BILE sheet is an attractive feature, making
quite rich establishment. The patterns
for making dresses and cloaks arc unusu-
ally pretty, and the receipts very compre-
hensive. Several of them we must copy
occasionally. The receipts are worth the
price of the book which, altogether, is
an almost indispensable in well-regulated
household.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

SPEAKER OF THE HoUsE.-The follow
ing sterling Republicans have heen named
for the Speakership Of the next House of
Representatives. They are all good and
true men, and we name them alphabet
cally. Hons Henry Acker, Ramsey; ia.
red Benson, Anoka; H. G. o. Morrison,
Dakota; N. S. left, Wabashaw.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13
Our State Administration.

A friend who has just returned from
st. Paul reports as follows:
"Governor Ramsey has host of friends,
who are suggesting him for place in the
Cabinet Of President Lincoln" We are
glad of it. A more safe and prudent coun.
sellor could not lie selected. His practi-
cal business talent has relieved our young
State from disaster and embarrassment +:
and has placed our affairs upon the high
way to credit and prosperity. As secreta.
ry OF the Interior, the nation would receive
the benefit Of system, capacity, economy
and integrity; and the great Northwest,
the fostering care of prudent statesman,
familiar with the progress and necessities
Of the age. We mean no injustice to 9th.
er statesmen, nor dictation to the Presi-
dent elect, when we say that a better ap.
pointment could not be made.
Secretary Baker. "This superior off.
Ger and eloquent champion Of the Repub.
lican faith, is at his post His recent la
bors, in Illinois and Minnesota, have large
ly contributed to the triumph of Republi-
can principles" To all Of this We say
amen! and when the history of freedom
is written up, let the name and deeds Of
Hon. j. H. Baker, be faithfully remem.
bered.
"Hon. Charles Schefer, the Republican
State Treasurer, reports that the large float
ing debt, in the shape of State Orders,
under which our people were groanine
about one year since, has been nearly can.
celled, and that few mo! lths more will
wipe out these relics of Democratic rule -
Just as We expected. If we remember
correctly, he, one year ago, found in the
Treasury, two three cent pieces, one brass
button, and a dllapidated |ten-penny nail
If the deposits are not more than doubled
by the expiration Of his term, Mr.. schef
fer will disappoint his friends, and deprive
himself Of the support of the St. Cloud
DEMOCRAT.
"Attorney General Cole, is at his resi-
dence in Fairbault, but is always at thu
seat Of government when duty requires hi:
presence; and is faithful and eficien
public officer.
Messrs. Van Worries and Mcllrath, thu
Supreme Court Clerk, and Auditor, cleo
do not enter upon their duties until Janu
airy. The former is the able editor of tn,
Saltwater Messenger, and the latter pop
ular business gentleman of St. Peter
They succeed the only remaining Demo
cratic State officers in Minnesota, and vii
we have no doubt, be worthy associates @
Gov. Ramsey and our other Republica,
officers"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

Oh, We had almost forgotten to mention
that We want wood; and that several stur-
dy farmers owe US the article and have
been too busy to bring it along; but now
that the "Kail.Splitter" is elected We hope
the, will not fail to bring US some of the
butts off the end Of the rail cuts. Old
rails not refused!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

WooD.-We want wood, and as there
xee a number Of our subscribers who were
to pay in wood, and the season for getting
IN crops il over, we hope they will make it
convenient to bring along our wood just as
soon as possible.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

PRICES AT ONEoTA, LAKE SUPERIOR,
ON Nov. l6.--F!our $3.50 per Dbl, Pork
II cents per h., Beef 7 cts. per lb., Bar
ley per bus. 81, Oats per bus. SOC, Pota-
toes so to 75c. Money very scarce, aud
apprehensions of hard winter.
Extracts from a letter of j. r. CAREY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

We are indebted to Hon. NJ. 8. Will
kinson for the Congressional Globe -
of last session, bound. We have tho un-
bound numbers also, received through
the winter, and will let any friend have
them for preservation, as we don't want
two copies.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

WANTE1'-1n payment Of subscriptions,
GOOD, -four, meal, meat, butter, or anything
elee good to eat, especially wood!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13
Our Rail Roads.

It is rumored here that the Pennsylvania
Central Il. r. Co. have proposed to take
the lands and franchises of the Minnesota
and Pacific Rail Road Company and build
the road, engaging to complete it from St.
Paul to St. Cloud in 1861. We only hope
this may be true. Our Rail Roads could
not get into safer hands. We doubt if
any other r. R. Co. in the United States
is as reliable as the P. G. What it's officers
engage to do they will certainly accom-
plish, with no postponement on account
of the weather. Then, they will act up
rightly by the settlers on the R. R. lands
whose claims have been compromised by
the arbitrary land sales of an arbitrary
President. It is said that corporations
have no souls; but this one is an excep-
ton: and we feel the utmost confidence,
from long experienc Of the. management
Of that Company, that our Rail Roads
will be safe in its hands.
s@ Below we give the aggregate vote
Of the Third Representative District, as
reported by the Auditor at Crow Wing j.;
Republicans in SMALL CAPS, and those
elected marked by az. 1t will be OBJ
served that two of the Democratic candi-
dates of the House have obtained certif-
cates-Judge Gregory by but one majori-
ty. Our Republican politicians are conf
dent that there is some mistake in the fig
ures, or that one or more of the small Re-
publican counties have failed to make their
return in due time. to the Auditor at
Crow Wing. We shall await with interest
a re.examination of the vote from the en-
tire District, as fled with the Secretary
of State, at St. Paul. This leaves our
friends at Lake Superior without Repre-
sentative in either House.
For Senator, SETH GIBBS, 654,* VIM.
H. Moore, COG. Representatives, LEVI
WHEELER, $685. H. W. WHEELER, 69e,
J. H. VAN DYKE, 622, Cathcart, 677,*
Gregory, esq., Nettleton, 652.
The COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL for
December is here, and is unusually inter-
esting. "Grand PAS Prodigies" is a
match for "This Little Pig went to Mar
ket," and both are deserving Of handsome
frames, or in any frame would be genu-
inc ornament on Parlor or Nursery wall.
The Literary department is of high
order Of merit, and much of interest is
found here which is to be found no place
else. "Sculptors and Sculpture" cart
Gossip" and "Editorial Etchings" keeps
the reader on familiar terms with the
world Of high art. "Desert Sands" is one
of the best Of "Harriet E. Prescott's"
tales, and the continuation Of 'Winifred
Noweip by Alice Cay is good. -. Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

~ The expenses Of governing France
amount to 81 600, 900 per day, including
interest on public debt e..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

~ The Presidents Message has been
received, but is altogether too long 70,
10 to publish.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13
THE 8 T. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JAHR G. SWISsaELM. EDITOR
Thursday, December 18th. 1860.
PR e M I y m S .
u Il NJ u NJ ~
inducements to get Subscribers fol
1.-THE Democrat"
Wishing, ct the prese time, to increase our
circulation, we will give premium Of
Tan no11o~s ~ ao1S

Wishing, ct the present time, to increase our
circulation, we will give premium Of
Ten Dollars in Gold
aud copy Of the DEMOCRAT to any ono send-
ing 10 the largest list Of ne,o subsribers-not
lsss than 20-by the LIST Of February, 1851.
TO the person sendins tho next largest list-
Of not less than 10 Subscribers--we viii give
Five Dollars in Gold
Ind copy Of the DEMOCRAT. To tho person
bending the third list-of not less than 5-we
will give a copy Of tho
"ArLANT1C MONTHLY" FOR ONE YEAR.
And to all sending lists Of three or more SUBJ
evribsrs, We will give copy Of the DEMOCRAT
gratis.
We will take In payment Of such subscrip-
tions, Cash, in advance-or, wood, furs, game,
meat, -four, grain, meal, butter, or any other
kind Of marketable produce, At fair market
prices; said produce to be delivered invaria-
bly, in advance.
Any one having leisure in the coming sea-
esn Of leisure, may make something for him
u herself as we'll for US, by getting US lists.
Tsra's, $3.50 per annum. Specimen copies
sent to any address when requested.
P. 8. The papers in said lists will be sent
70 any number Of post Offices required.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-12-13

"a N.rth$rn .Mevico is suffering ss.
'erely for want Of tood-creps : 6ilu1s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
Seda So. 9e9enfeitise 9ferbe
Derlihernnas -Oe(eQ[0aft.

q a d r 6 pirb biermit 9ssstsn, baB Der
idbrlife Gar Der 0f6a @auntp se9snleitisen pfrre
be 8sriidsrungS @cmpagnle, an ben fel9snSen
9lGben BON bem llntrrsstdnetsn epQsfttrt mrpen
ptrb, namli4
gfcSrmber 5, an bem 66rntliGen SauIe ron
Srn. SmitG. SmitbsStle, gBeiIenburs SaunI6tp,
Gs6a Gauntp.
9lpSember 6. an rem Sfsntli6m SauIs Bon
@tarles Mihael, GcsclsSttIs, 9e9a So.
glpS. z, at Der Sfftrs beS Setrstars su grets
ni9sDitIe, 2sGa So.
9lCp. s, ait rem Bifentli&en SauIe ppn S6pss
madfr nnp Del6, Gmaus, 2r6a 60.
glco. 8, an Dem Gffmtliden SauIe bon Senr9
Cor. Nieprmaeuneie 9lp., ee6a So.
gicY. 10, an Dem Bffentli4en aoauis bon Gtrt'
aian :Srnnnser, Strrmilfcrp SIp., 2saa Go.
9ICp. IL, an Dem tffentlt6sn SauIc BON G9as.
W. @eGrp, Ssrsfprb, Serfs 60.
9lpp. 13, All Dem Bfertlt6en SauIe ppn Sas
cob 9Gieler, 2cng16pamp, Srrfs So.
glOp. IA, an Dem TTentliGm Sau1e BON Na'
t9an SrrrIcr, MrBtaun Setfs 60,
gioo. is, an BEN Sfentli4en 5au1e pom Sa=
lpmpn &ans, WaratapnY, Srrfs SO.
@eitere 9tabribt
pirb tisrmit sesetrn, zap jepes Mitgfeb fsln Sar
tnnrrbalb rreB9 6a9rn ron cbi9en Daten Bee
;otln mue uup wenn pir6 niht sel6iett, bab
sr feline SerTafrung Sfripirft, I'm Sale er innsrs
talb Der an9e9ebenen 3sit rinen gsrluR rtriprn
IolIte.
Sm Quftrass brg 8Oarb
8. 6, Sreini9, Sec.
Sctp6er "a. mann
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
'MuCtiDn ! 9(uCttD1t !!

Go fol- auf Gifentli6r aueticn bur6 ben
llntcr,cdae!en, 1T ber Stabt gmaus, 2e6a @auns
tp, prtauft perpen, auf Samaas5 ben II. unb
241rn 9lpsemtsr, unp am tIen, 8ten unb 26lrn
Dr0mter (3tpeite G4rilta8r,) ndtltens-bfr Srrs
tauf an trn October 3a9en um 10 ll9r 8crmits
tags nfan8enb-ndmli6
Der ganSe Stod Stptrsiiter pes llntrr5eidnrs
ten, ptnf 8dfbaIt, tsitfbsno aus etnfnl 9rcBfn
QGcrtrmsnt Sud, I6warse unb fancy GaBimeres,
Sattinetts, Dmeers, Seanes, Srlpets, Ietrene uno
antsre 9rRins0 fertisr &itiesu tpclIene uno SLAM
nel llntebempe unO llntertUien, S6awlS, tppafnr
unp taumpptIene Striimpfe. unb Gin grcBes als
lcrtement ben lsibcne unp fGntY Qpacas, Srrfn,
Oelains, G'n9tams, 9rintS, @beds, 6idin9s,
rinene uno baumrcaene Gil6ttder, Ntuslins,
@amGries, II. +. 10, aud SAute, SttefeI, 6ite,
6oppen, Spie9el, Gtbermaarrn, sin ppliiGnpi9eS
AIlortement 5arte gSaaren, Splswaaren, cine
sroBe Got 3tnnwaaren, cine Got SalSiGde, 3tIa'
unb Soeen.S Seltu6, ETC. etc.
Ollie fnb singelapm tfi;uwctnen unp telcnprrs
tie QGpiea, p.nn lie Bargains MAIDEN mpllsn, bee
Icnpms in Nlpaceas, Wusln Oelains, u.1. 10.
De getinounsen an ben SaSrn bes Ssrfaufs
unp aufwartung pur6
S. $. Gromon.
81. S,-Guf unb mad prm 1fsn RCssmter
uShnsne, wiro pr llntersetGnete fir Sar9elo an
Rptrn pefaufen.
Z. !. g.
Sctuter 81. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
6leiSer aar0ct,est Gent.
Gin gro5eS Sc6o6 in A0entoun!
gteue @aaren fir BEN Sertf unb
gSinter

Ghnurman uno gieubaros 9rrfcs G1aua9erte
III pieosr-nitbt nit lstenoi9sn SbierCn-lpit elmer
un9Cmcin srcBen neuan9etcmmsuen Sfuouu9 pen
Sebenspdrpi9teitCn ausltaffrt woroer.-0Cr @ins
tritt 1T { t /, unb barin fam nan icbtn
1900 Sad 9i6de; 1000 Sraf &6cee {;
1900 lteberr0Ge 200O paar 6olen;
1000 8eften,
Son allen 6arten uno prcifn, 6sife QrGeit uno
nab Den ueuciteu Sdltcnf. 2Eas ncdD oas 8slte
1T, uuter oieen taulsnrcrls 8leiouu9sGttt tea befns
oen tb audi mob Die ol9snpe uuo pislgeludbte arti:
fsl, Die nir9euos cnitpc su babsn fn0 ais in Dem
9rc6en 6tcioer;9JGua9sriS non Stbnurman uno gieus
barb, ndmIib Die put6ertibmte eintrtn., Dcus
glass, 8redurib9es uno 8eGsRGde, 6cIcu uno
Beften.-Seltlt Elm 8uhanan Nlann tSnneu mir
in cine Suit 8IetcCr ltedsu, ba6 CT 70 out ausaudt
pie oer atte ,,8ud" fsIbit. Da febt man c6cufaus
Gin unpCr9tshtiber Saufen pom feinlten uuo be(tcn
Suh-Gn9liihrs, Deutihss unb SranGffbes-uno
rper es per5lsben icIt, fl eine 8lsiecr anmeru i'll
IaTen, Der miro sIeihfaHs auf cine fuperfetne
gBeifs beoient meroen, an Yreilen ipcrdbrr Fb bic
9onie SSclt ertaunt
Da iiebt man pcm bcten uab lhSniten galfnet,
pen % bis 80 @ents etc Oaro ;-uno bas 1T rcb
ruubrbafti9 ttui9 9cnue.
9lun tommt 1le, uno urtbcilst fir Cub TcttIt-
rpie 9ela9t, 70 9etbau = ibr perhet finbGn bae br
eub iuitcn tSnnt luic ibr es pdnfbt.
ltnler gSaareula9sr 1T ecraee ecr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
0eIeQI0aftS : 9uhDIun9.
SctpGer "a.

gia6r6t ptrc bierbura eeeeten, raB bic felt
einisr Belt fer in Der Start Qllentaun, eeta
Gauntp, in bem SutbanSd 0ri6ait, untsr Der
8irma Scn Berger unp Ssd, tritanNene 9an.
@eleal4ait, au 17ten September, pua bas
atIften BON Gbomas 8. Berger, aufeslG6t pUrs
ben ii. glle Dieisnt8rn paDrr wrIte np4 an Bee
la9te 6trma l6ulri9 TnO, tperren bisrrur6 auf'
9sfcrrnt 70 taIC ais m6sIi4, an Dem aItrn Stauo'
plaBr, allwO bic Sa4r fir ieBt in rem Sdnren
res iiterstenten @eieIllhaftrrs prtIeibcn werben,
anSurufcn unD atsutr3aBlen. llnO Solas bic nod
re6tmdbi9c 5prpsrun9cn tatea, tBnnrn tisIstte
9lsiAfaQc wrblbeadtiBt ealeltR etntanpi3en.
SO. Nm Scraer, Nom'ir,
Coleman Il. Is. &etf.
Sept. &c. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
Gin 0rDBeS 81taafD4t.

Z 20 gtuF Santiago ZEN 10. Nrsemtsr, fcG
TIL am @af9mfe bon . ii II s Sun
-GXh Fder, In Sldtinstcn, Qe4a Gauntp,
EzaH sitt grpeartises Battalion atgetaIten
IL iprrpfn, rpobsi Iolsenpr GUnipagnirn 9e@
3tI senpdrtis iein psrSsn, naultd:
l9 @beitbaa Srupp, Capt. &ubn6,
8a ftin9ton Heifel 9tdn9ers, Capt.
q. SaWo Qeter, 1...t.'.. l..7... =. .'e
Die SlGtin9ton SraBbanoe, uno
Die 1tnion SraBbanoe,
unb 70 iTnb au6 nod atIe aabere freipiQise Gcm'
pasnisn Der sausen llmsssenc rtn8eIarcn tetsus
trcbnen. llr6ertaupt II has 9anse 9ubltfunr,
|alt unb Sung br3iid sinsdartn se9enwarti9 3u
{ein, um etnmal cine rr4t ssr9nu9te 3sit gu 1as
ben. 8gfanben if es, eaB ss on nidtS man'
sstn fol- Obrr parf, fiir mas Der g8htb Int Stanre
KIT 5u Icr8en.
Die SreipiIIi8en.
Setc6sr 81. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
Die 00e106fte,
@00rles Snrfmes

0rpBYerfauf5 SleiperbGnblrr,
hat sin Gtattiisment pen psm ucrb6ilibsn Gds Der
4ten uno NlorttitraGe, nadb bem neucn uno arr6sn
feuerfCen uuo ele9onten @st6ure
Qtn SEQ. Cos @be6nut StroBe
cGerbult brr 6tsn, untcre Seits, in philadelphia,
perts9t.
Gr cfTertrt nun Gin friIhS5 unb fsbr aussebsbns
tcs Ifcrtemtnt pcn SpdtjabrS= uno SSinterz
Stleisuuo, fir gRannsr uno 8nateu gum Der:
taut wcju ct Die QufmertiamtCit ron prrmptcn 6
Mcnot uno 9ar9ctb 8dufIr etnlaoet
Sine Grfabrun9 prn msbr ais 40 9abrcn in biss
fem Gcfbdft, icgt bn in Den Stono @rribtite ais gu
Smles, Guatitittn uno prCtBtn aus,ubottsn, bieprn
tsinrm 6aule d6ertrcTen merSen tSnncn.
8aufsr perosn abtuusspcG sin9rtaNsu kincn
Stct su untsriubcn che is lrntpc taufsu
OF Sstbs Vrc;snt Discount piro erlautt fir
taore 8esablun9 in 9utsn Sunes.
Sept. 26. ra3W
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S 9Se11e3D1en.

Or. 9. $. gBtGfUu, Gin srutuirtr bon
Der llnSeriit1t BON QnnlsIpanisn 9lsi6IaaS Gin
grtpat SfTSs Smpert psS Or. 3. .. Cooper,
BAT feline Sffis BON @tlfntam Ca[lrc er rni9e
3sit prartieirt baD mad S6nrdspiar, gpr6.
gB9eittaa SaunI6p, 2e6a Gaunty, Strtegt, an
po ct nun brn giuwrtnern isnss Srts unb trr
umlie8rnrrn gr8snb irine prcfsIfpnsae Dis,Rr
antistet.
Sctcter 10. no6Wl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07

Robes uno 9efobtes 2einGl, 9epreBt Don
" ameritaniidsm 5la6slaamrn, piel bciTcr ais
BON aasldnSiidem 5laaefanmen. Sitt, GenRsr'
sIas, Sleiwsis tredsn unb In Del, trie aud ale
onbsre 5arten gum Gnarei6en, Sob unp Sits
telaub, SrpnSe unO gIatt.Mttall, gu tatsn tsI
s. 9. 0loftr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
NriAD0tz SSerfOsaf,
Son i66sbarem tie9enoem Gi9entbum.
Der llnter;sidnete bietst tirbur9

8on i16sbarem lie9enoem gi9entbum.
Der llnter;eidnete bietst bisrbur9
q Setuc berrIi d c Snucrei,
aetesen in gBdlentura SaunIAip, Ge&a Gauntp,
bur6 s,rtpat 6anbft gum 8trfauf an bteeltr
arGn,ct an bic Staatf5Straes BON alIrntaun mad
Samburs, unb an eisbsr BON Daniel geertt, s.
gBaltert unb anofrn. sRttaItenb 6i ader, metr
pper prnissr, 6 2der BARON fnb bnrlI6e 0ieIsn,
ter 9tell III bonn better Saulanb, In Der @rsrnb,
In flrtne ididlide 6sItsr eetbsilt, unb i'm tefen
Guttur> 3ufanbe unO dterbauPt In alien Sinf4s
ten IN Der tsten Srpnans. Die SertsBerun9en
parauf TnN:
&swA 3rpei 3peiifGfi9te 8obnbduler,
f:;;:I. pas cine ror stsinen, 70 gut ME neu,
sssasAs Oas anbrr 5rdm, etenfaQs Ie9r gut,
cine quite Retnerne SAwriser S9sucr, neuer
BaaenI6prpc, SGmsinesStaa unp anoere See
trngrtGute pe aud elm gutter gaumgarten nit
alrlri sum beiien Stf. 70 pte Elm SprtnstauS,
nit gutter Syringe, unS gutter grunnen 1T nabe
pem Sous.
Gbenfoll5: 10 4der Solslano,
tissenO int nGmtiHen Gduni6ip unb GauntY lci'
IenO an 2inprr BON Sfnnmin Grim, 6enrY Sel
unp anpne; es III bics 6grlides SUljlanb.
DaS @anse 1T pprrtffli6es Gisentbum, unb
Saufuli8e ipatrn rabslte ieNrnfalls beie9en, sbe
iIe icnapC faufen.
Die Seoirgunsen rpo baS NaEere atfrGaupt
erflGrt man tet tenn Gisqtbumsr.
Sdomon 8. appel.
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. 2(uf9eibobener
OrccepfprS : 0Serf0nuf.

@emdb unb 3ufclse bes lebtfn gBiQens unb
5efaments rss peritprtfnen Gtrt t an Ne
aer, lebtGin BON StrrsN sNacunsle Eaun1ttp, 0es
6a Gaunty, fol- auf Samlass ben t0ten 9lcs
SENDER nG4Rfns, um 1 llbr Na6mttta9s, bas
na6fCiaeno 6r16rte6ene gigrrttum auf bffentlis
der 9rneu perfauft trerben, ndmlt4:
Sine becrlicbe Sanerci,
asle9en in S6sr .Wacungie GaunIdip, 9s6a Co.,
aren,enb an 2ano bon Nat0an @ernet, Scnas
grpta, @sprse S6lGer, OapiO SGmsirr uno
Qnpme, entGattenb t05 gldfr bonn befsn 5rudt.
lamb in Der @rgenb, nit einem binldnglt6en 99ril
gang ppr,a8Iidrn sBiEIsn. Die Serbe6eranssn
parauf finb
- Sin Srdms@obnbau5,
Isii;Esa JrGm .8al6ttde, Rstnerne S6psiSers
lsssssss S6curr unb anpere gietengrtdupe.
9latr Dem SauIe III cine febr quite gSalIerquele,
NIT einem SprnsbauS pariiter; aud tefncet
F6 Elm aepfel6aumsartrn auf Dem @i9rntbum,
70 wie cine ercBe GerfAiepeuteit BON anecrm
St1. DtrIe 8aueret III nit 9utem fliebenprm
8aller unp manGrrli anpern gequemli6feiten
perlttm. Satet tsfiaten fA older bonn bee
fen Spl3.
s1y- gIm ndmti6en Sage, IolIsn aud nod
usgfratbihaftsn, 10 irte per Saanten auf rfm
Seize ecrtauft psrten.
gs III bss bas bintsrlaEenr Irsenbe Serm6arn
beS Seraortenen Gbrifian llnscr lebtbin BON DIR
Macunsie 9aunl6ip, 2sGa Gaunt9.
Die 9epinsunssn am Gag prs grrfaufs bon
SDoma5 ltnoer, Gr'pr.
gGer pbiee 9aufrei Srr brm Serfaufata8e Su
lsGrn piin1dt tsliete tet g8iIiam 0hler auf Der
Sauerct un3urufsn.
Srtutcr 81. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07
MQent0u1t 8Qnf.

Die id6rli4e Dabt iiir DirrttOren, tptr6 &C..
talten rerfen, an Dem ganfbauie, ant Munta9
ben 19tsn glpsemter ndtbfsns, 3piIGsn ben Stun.
ben pcn utr gcrmittass unp llGr Na6mits
tags. Die idtrliGe 8rrIummIuns Der StCdGals
ter ptrb getalten wrrben an brm nGntl6rn Srt,
AM Dtenfag BEN 6ten Npsrmtrr na6lsus, UNI
10 llbr ScrmittasS.
G. 10. Cooper. Gasirsr.
Setpter "a. ua3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07

9l1eiIer, @1beln, @aiter5, 9ibterit6de,
S' GiAtIdecrrn, Siessldfsn, &affee Mdblsn,
Sderen, SadmeIer, 8arbermsfer, Scrtseter,
Sprin8s sgBa1&flammen. Maus' unb GtattsnfalIen,
SGtEGsr, 9anten, Sdraubrn, 9te9sl, gldsrl,
8obtrnFcte, SOtIenid daufeln, Natts unO Sanps
Idssn, Scteln, 6Uteleiisn, MeIel, Spbrsr, Srib'
Sanssn, Belle, Waurfellen, 5silen, @srte sdldf|
lleine BON Der beRen gIrt, SettenarGnge, SOtel'
tantidrautsn, StrisseG, SarRsp S4aufsln, Drip.
gabsIn. 5rdfnrnien, Saumipoa unb !6anfsn 6i1ds
9arn unO anerrer Spine, unp dbsrbaupt Gin ppll'
fcmmrnsr Srrratb prn gifrnwaaren, su batsn lei
S. g. Mo1er.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-07

81. $50 made ale 6duier parauf aufs
mrrtlam, RAP ids quite g8aare NIT unscmsin tleis
mem YrOFt SsrfauIs, unb am beitsn fam mon lid
paSrn iitrrseusen, penn man an prrI4sbenen
plGbfn bic SaGsn teitbt unp bort fauft, no man
Die ttaisRen Yreile ftir slsife g4aarrn finret.
S. g. MloTer.