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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

DrsUSIOHDx.-The Southern COnteder-
dey, . Douglas organ published at Allan
ia. Ga, and edited by fellow who at
tempted to levy black mail on the New
York merchants, thus discOurses touching
diSunion:
"But II the worst does come: u Lincoln IS
.l.et.d lei us. With one heart and one mind, for
oet ,he nast and 20 out Of the Union together.
n we permit the Blacks 10 come into power
and allow them to govern ~, they will, IN four
short years, in6iet moral sting upon slavery
from which il will never recover. We mus'
not permit IT,"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

EVERY DEdocRAr who supports Brcck-
inridge and Lane has the proud satislac.
ton of knowing that he is right; that he
is cOntending for principle; that he is
standing on broad National platform ;
that his candidates are worthy of his sup.
port; that when their country required
their services in the field, they promptly
responded that they arc endorsed BY the
ablest, Oldest and staunchest Democratic
Senators and Representatives, and that
they will be elected.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

FoR BRECEISRIDGE.-Gen VIM. o. But.
Ter, who was the candidate of the DemOc.
racy in lS4S for Vice President on the tick.
OF with Gen. Cass, and who has for his
services, been named the old war.horse Of
the Kentucky Democracy, is enthusiastic
IN his support of Byeckinridge and Lane ;
and cOntemplates taking the stump in be-
half Of the principles they represent. Gen.
Cass, ex'President Pierce, and nearly all
the old leaders and champions of the
Democratic party, are working zeaEOusly y
for Breckenridge and Lane. And We,
they are stigmatised by men who never
belonged to the Democratic party. who
never voted Democratic ticket, as bolt.
ersi Such is the insolence of the dems.
gogues and apostates in the ranks Of the
opposition.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12
senator GVwin's speech.

With to.day'S DEMOCRAT, we issue to
our friends copies o: Senator Gwin's
speech, delivered at Stockton, on the 29th
nit. As political document it is soundly
Democratic throughout, and adds another
testimonial to the ability Of its distin-
guished author. During the last, and
previous sessions Of Congress, Senator
GWin's course in connection with public
affairs, has provoked the vilest abuse in
the journals Of the opposition. His recent
speech abounds with interesting facts,
which furnish triumphant and conclu.
SiYe relutation of the innnmcrablc and vii.
lainous ISLANDERS which have been perpe-
trated upon him, by his enemies.
Also, the able and eloquent speech oi
Calhoun Bcnham, delivered upon the
same occasion. Both speeches were re-
eeivcd with unbounded satisfaction BY
the sterling Democracy Of San Joaquin,
and we ask for them a careful perusal at
the hands Of our readers.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

TRrE-Thc Cincinnati Enquirer truly
says that those who have at all observed
the signs of the times. know that public
feeling is not near so strong in behalf Of
Lincoln as it vas for Fremont in 1856,
and he was beaten. The nomination Of
Lincoln was received everywhere by the
friends of Seward with freezing coldncSs,
and they constitute large majority Of
the Republican party. Fremont was
Stewards candidate. Lincoln was Stewards
opponent, and the latter was thrown over.
board by the treachery of pretended
friends. This accounts for the iukewarln.
ness and indifference in the Republican
ranks.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12


KEEP 1T BEFORE THE People, that the
Chicago Convention, which nominated
Lincoln. voted that they were not ma
tiOnal;" and the word in their platform
styling their party National Rcpubii-
cans" was stricken out, on motion of an
ultra Abolitionist, as "odious to all true
Republicans.
Keep it before the people, that that no.
torious Abolitonist, Joshua II. Giddings,
who was expelled from Congress for ut
tering treasonable sentiments, introduced
into the Chicago Convention n resolution
sympathizing with John Brownism, and
encouraging those who may deem it prop
er to circulate incendiary documents;
which resolution was adopted by accla.
nation.
Keep it before the people, that Lincoln,
when in Congress, voted against the bill
granting one hundred and sixty acres of
land to each soldier who served in the
Mexican war; and for a resolution de.
nouncing the war as unnecessary and un-
just.
Keep itIbefore the people, that he took
the side of Mexico against his own coun-
try, and prayed that the Mexicans might
welcome the American soldiers uxith
bloody hands to hospitable graves"
Keep it before the people, that his
cousin, Charles Hanks, over his own sig
nature, denies, most positively, that he
ever split rails or run Aatboat, unless it
was "for a frolic."
Keep it before the people, that he is
untitled, by nature, education or expert.
ence, to be the head Of great and proud
nation.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

THEIR AGEs.-The several candidates
for the Presidency are aged as follows -
John Bell, of Tennessee, is SO years Of
age; Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois, 81 /;
Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, AZ; and
John c. Rreckinridge, of Kentucky, 80.
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IT rs up hill work in this country, az
the fact has clearly demonstrated, for any
man, however splendid his talents or com.
manding his position, to disOrganize the
Democratic party. Greater and bet.
ter men, in the times of jackson, tried
the dangerous experiment, and failed, and
Douglas might profit by their example.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

How 0LD ABE WAS BROUGHT F0RTH.-
The Boston Bte, Republican journal Of
the Seward stripe, which has a proper
contempt for humbugs, in biting biog.
raphy Of the Chicago nominee, says Lin.
coin emerged from obscurity about two
years ago, by being knocked off a stump
in Illinois through the carelcssncss of .
bungling politician. II intimatcs rather
strongly that he is better calculated to
split rails than be at the head Of the Re.
publican party. This is very Aattering
to the Republican candidate, considering
the source.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

IT is said that the girls in The mountain
regions Of Pennsylvania arc sometimes 10
anxious to mary, that they are even will.
ing to marry lawyers and members Of
COngress-and frequently they become
so infatuated as to marry pFintersi
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

DIFFERENCE OF OrINIoN.-Mr. Douglas,
N his letter of acceptance, eulogises the
compromises of 1850 johnson, his as
soc'ate. speaks Of these compromises as
"a base surrender" Win Douglas eat
his own words, or will he repudiate John.
sOns To be consistent, he must do oae
or the other.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

Acknowledging, indicted for
the murder Of China woman, at Mud
Springs, last summer, was yesterday &C.
quilted on the plea Of insanity, in the
District Court
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

MrS.WtnslSvv, aA experienced Nurse
and HemaIe Physician. has Tooth ~ syrup fr eh..
dFen VeethinE. which EstaVfy fAcrEIes Ife process
Of teethlnR. BY softenlnR the gums. reducing all H..
nAGnmAtIon will Aiiay all pain, and 10 sur" {" r~e'
late the bowels Depend upon II, m"t'itfs. VII give
rest TO yourseves and relief and health tc YOUR H.
fAniS. Perfectly safe in all eases. See advertise
ment In another column. my3.iy
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

ANOTHER QrALITIcATIoN DISCOVERED
The Trenton Gazette says:
"Mr. Lincoln has a vide mouth, and ~ had
Henry Clay, AMI wide mouth is . sign Vi
statesmanship."
To which the Boston POSt replies, "the
Mississippi has a wider mouth than old
Abe dares to have, but that is no proof Of
its craftsmanship. Nine tenths of the
unadultcratcd Africans have wide mouths,
but they are not distinguished for states.
manship."
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

Neptune Eagins CO. No. 3.-The reg:
ulaT Moathly Meeting Of this Company, will be held
Al the hail Of Hope Hook and Ladder Co. No. !,
on THC RSDAY EVENING, September 18th, at
" o'eIOek. JOHN J. CULLEN, Pres.
e e " RAaHEs, see,y. -. sl2
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Notice to the stoe khOlders OF the

Notice to the StOc khOlders Of the
Pincerville and st. Joseph Telegraph Company
persons owning or holding certificates 81 st"ck III III"
above named Company rrqu' stcd /" inform The
Secretary Of the number OF Shares and the unn.ht
Of each share they hold. Also. prrs"ns having re-
eepts Of assessment for which -iok has bee" i'-u"d.
W please send the same to the Secretary and ih">r
holding receipts Of assessment for shar". "r Fr's
shares Of stock, will also please notify ih' SrraTy
Of the same ". u El$TNER.
AUS Secretary r. and 81. J. rFtegrzrh Il.
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n. A. CranaaIl 4 Go. have un ade mr.

O. A. CPaAdall 4 Go. have made ar"
TanRements for receiving New Publications a. s""n
a. issued, direct frUm New York, aTA will hcrraf-
ter receive en- inS,,iee ly every steamer! by the
John L. Stephens they received 'fhc EivrH and
Speeches OF Lincoln and Hamn." 4" History.
Theory and Practice II the Telegraph, Hawk .
yiew - " L'Am0ur," ;" - Bculah," - Memorials II
Thomas Hood," - self-Hrlp," and Others equally
- interesting. ~
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

Fer Sale-TWO Fine SlAte.Bed Bill
LIARD TABLKs. Inquire Of
Aui3 WHITE. Facrr' lie.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12
THE STRANGE ADVWTUREs
JAMES CAPEN ADAMS.
The Famous California lGountainees,
0RI2zLR DEAR HUNTER.

A True HISTORY Of three eventual yeaFs Anoag
"A the VIA Beasss Of the PaciGc Coact. WTissSU 81
Theodore H. Hittel-an elegant book, Of So pageS,
With twelve large and sPssnda EngTaVIsgs, fFem e.
signs BY Chas. NahL
Those Who have found pleasure In TeadlnR abOus
the Lions, Tigers and Elephants Of the Old World,
cannot fall to be Interested In the Natural History 81
the Grizzly Bear. The above book 10 the ATse Witch
mas ever done Justice 70 this great animal AuA placed
him. where he properly beT0ngs At the head sf the
animal creation.
For sale ct all the bookstores. Orders hIle4 ~
T0HNs I BACON, PabaisAeTs,
Corner Of Clay and eanSome streets,
A0S-Smis eAn RvaAeiss0s
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A.Naehmann Is the only authorized
Agent for VI Dcrah" County to lseIr P'lces IA ihr
HambuTg. Bremen Rire Insurance Company. -
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP
VnE eo-PaFtneTShiP heretofore existing between
Il the uudeFsigned, under the ma me and ,t,c Of
LandeeksF Co.. is hereby dissolved, b. mu,ua!
consent. All peFsons indebted to the at,oye krIn
are requested 70 make Immediate settlement of
their AeeOunts, ~ith l.. LAndeckrT, who is alone
AuthoTied 70 receipt GOF the Same
LEWIS LANDECKER
SepS. ~, l0So. ISRAEL WHITEHIII.
L. .LANDEcKER, grateful to the public for p>,,
patronage, desires TO announce that he vii CON
tissue the business At the old stand, and solicit, a
continuance Of their favOrs.
Sls-lA L. IANDECKER.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

MOOO01eS-sSbeETa Nevada cOuneIl,
No. 10, Of Royal and Select Matter, holds ,tAic,.
meetings on the evening of the fret Tue1Aa, of
each month, In Masonic Hall. PiAeeIAile.
l.. W. RrMSEY. I. J. ".
VIZ. A. JANIAHT, Recorder. sI
MasOnie EStIee.--SGaGed MeeGings oT
" Dorado i/pdRe. No. ~. are held at MA,otHt Hal
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Rui! M"un
n each Month. l. Z. IISkE. Secretary PT
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-12

DR.. ,. A. W.. LundbOrE. DentIsI.-
Once, opposite Cary HOuSe, fup Sta.Ts. aHiEAnec
from COIOma stTeet-begs leave 10 anhoupcr I" ii"
citizens of I1aeerVilIe and 'cInty that he hA, per
mAneHtly IoeAtrd him,elf in thruiuNr place. In.
eourAged I'y the liberal patronage bcsto~td. hor"s
for cont iHuanre Ofthc came Al ~,,fk ,uitd,'ci
u his care will be PunetuAiiy executed, IN thor
Ough aud Nurkmanlke manner. aLll
I. q. q. F.-Zeta Encam pnsnt. No.
:. holds regular Mcring, on the evenings Of ;Ae2.
and Ith Tueadays 81 each m"tth. at OiL F,Nus'
Hail. Places sntf-r 1r-
Invited to attend.
my26iy JOHN 4 M0CH. ser be-
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4. A. o. D.-CAItEOTMIA Grove. No. 3,
u. 4. q. H., WIeets eteTy MONDAY fS-hirg. at DG,i
FelO~'' Hall, On Stony Point, IN The Cl;! %
Flseertiile. All Brethren in good standing are
cordially invited TO attend.
GEORGE MISS Ma.
&. II. BlkNANN, v 4.
THGoDoHE EnTELDT. Secretary. jti6
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9feue StDbr : Sitter !

2tm Stcbr pcn 2. s. .Burb9c, orei Sbdrn,.
unterboIt Dem IIens pauf, ccCr jpiIbtn Dem gartts
&itrtd unb 3. y. 90cfcr's Npctbrte, Gucutaun.
ga ecr lIntrfbrictene 70 ebcn pcn philadelphia
SurUdaCtcmmen III, nimmt or oicis GjcCetnbsilsinCn
Sreunocn uno esm gutIitum ttCrbaupt bic Nn,esr
ju MAIDEN, eGB CT cine 9rcBr 2luswaM nsutr Sitter,
in 5uae 81 ltinem fribcrn Stcd, fir ocrblt uno
2StntGr Eln9tIs9t bat SneCm CT ouf cen Grunt(aB
sSba 70 pebIfstI ais mS9ib ciujutaufCr, UNI pieOrr
pebIfttI ;u pertoufn, 70 lObet CT oae DlmCn uno
6rrrCn, Die snt9e l(rt pcn Stcbreuter braubcn Gin,
bti tbm anjurufrn, eiCcltsn ;u bIiibtiesn uno fdr
fitb fitt ju urtbCilcn.
2G6icS' OrcF Glitter,
ais prncne Delanes eiufatbe, fiaurirte, SrcnIb unO
anecre gRrrtncS, WcusbcIainGs, 9tpSbnIihe ibparie
uno f9urtrtr Seieen, SGntp DrcG: SeicCn ron Der
lhSnlttn Art. Sub Cutters pcn rerIbirrCnCn Shles
uno $prtiien ShIla uno anocrc SbaplS pcn allen
NrtEn, NudI,titen uno Qrcltn Ginqbams, Rats
tune rcn allen S0rben uno prciIsn, uno t6erbaupt
oIIss ron Dre6@tNr pos bic gRCot fir iunee Das
men IT. Uosr aItIibs psrcnrn iu tra9cu wtnl6sn.
9Rann6s @ iiter:
Sub, Goffmsrs, Sotincts, Slannd, @eliines, line
ttrtlttotr uno alle Grten Sitter ~ iablrSib angus
fubrcr,
Carpets unS Scltucb,
SSclIrne 0rci 9lci, !otim9emabteS, Srsppsn Cars,
pet fbmolts uno brstCs Stltutb, fir Sccr cher auf
SifbE an biNiSen Yrsiftn, SpicstI u. no.
OrO3frrirn:
Gaffce, prrfbitrenrn Scrien, Sbcc, 5udcr, Sprurs
Mclales une anrtrcr, unb olIts p0e untcr eSm glas
men Gjrcjcrcirn te9rifiCn IN.
Sal3:
GjtmabtrueS eipsrrccl Soli in S6dtn uno trim Bu.
fbd, fcines Nlbtrn lei rtr Suantitat ccSr in tsis
nCn Dairp:SGten
2Uc arten 2arNCs:Y :Yrcruttrr wcrocn an Naartts
prsifsn I'M Nustouicb fir gBourcu on9rncmmsn.
0urb Die bis bierbsr quite lIntrrltdeun9 i'm sc,
fhdftr, miro oUer Seig ou9cmonet olIcit Cinen gus
ten Stct Gittr 81 baltsn uno al tNi9cn preirsn gu
psrtaufr.
s. 3. Surb9e.
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2e1n Gp. 8eBcnictti9c 9frrre
l)er66crnngs -OeleQG G6Nft.

q 6rt 6 wirp biermit 9r9rten, baB Der
iGbrlfe Gar Der 2r6a Gaunty 9r9rnlciti9n 9fcrs
De SrriiGsrn9s GpmpasnIr an ben frl9cnrrn
plGBen BON rem llntr;ei6nrtsn epllrftirt mrrrn
wirp, nGmliA
glcprmbrr 6. an tem Eifentti6m SluIe bon
Gburlrs Mi6ad, 5ca,lseiue. 9s6o 60.
9iCp. z, at Der Sifire res Srerrtars 81 Srrt'
nissSiae, 2sda So.
glpS. s, an bsm Gffentlt6en Saufe bon Stre.
NADER unp Cel4, GmauS, 2cha 60.
Soy. 8, an rrm GffentIidm 9auie Spn 9enrp
0prr, 9licrrmarnsie 5ip., Gr6a 60.
gico. 10, an Dem Effentlidrn lonuie ron G9rt'
titan Senninser, OtetmiIfrrO zip, 2eta 60.
glpS. 13, an rrm tifentIi6cn Sauie pcn G9ds.
". @eGrp, !oreiorp, Snt5 So.
9lpS. 10, an psm tfcntliden 6ou1e Spn Sa'
COB gGribcr, Gpu9ldpamp, Srrfs 60.
9top. IA, an Dem tffcntli6n SauIs BON Na'
t6an Grrrtsr, MnBtaw, Smfs 60.
glpS. IS, an benz DfsntIiGrn 9auIe BON Ga
musl Runb, Naratawnp, Srts 60.
gScitere gta6ribt
pirb birrmit sesstrn, baB jeNes MitSIisO irin Sar
innubalt breiBiB 3a9m BON Ubi9m Oatrn be-
SaGlcn mug unp wenn beS niAt 9eihieGt, RAP
er lstne 9rrlitrruns srrpirft, i'm Sale er inner
balb trr ongcsebenrn 3rit rinen SsrIuf frlsiprn
iplte.
Sm @uftrasc beg 8oar0
3. 6. Srcini9, Set.
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Sefentli0e 95en6u.

9 am # a96 Den 3ten 9topember,
I'M ll9r Na6mitta9e, Ipu al trr lrbt0riscn
|ppbnuns res prrifprbrrru SIrarl &rte.
E |, In 5rrrfcrp GaunIdip, @erFS Gaunty, taa
bIsenrr perfBnlite Gi9cnlDum, ouf tfcntIidr
Eentu sfrfauft wrrteu, namlI6:
Gin GamiIirn 9fub, @fcrrr9si3irr. Gin Spa.
|srwasen, Elm 1s9aule Saurrnwasrn, Stc9tanF,
|IaGstrrGe, GireuIariG9c, cine 8aumIa9r, SClSs
8e, aepfelmiBle nit 9rps, Split Gei6tr,
EtrinI6la9d, Stetnlprm9 @rldir, cine gpt
arrnergfI6irr ais SG9en, 9OBrer, @RdBeIn,
Ft Strtnfoblen, Gin Yaar Mibllsinr, cine srp6e
t ppplarbparrs, 3 unp 4 3pa 98eisei&cnsp nspIan.
p, 100 Mabltammra, 80 0etracr SGdr, 5
ntbsiIs an Dem Stpd Der grda unp Se;ta Gum.
1T gtieaiGalt 3 2Intgrile an rem StQd her
rsrnIane unp @pI6enbpppGn Surnpett Gtisas
Raft, cine SuTalCebaut, Swri llbrrnr Sadubren,
i6e, Stltlc, 2 Spinnrarrr, Gin gEpurnp unr
be 0lsn8e nod anprrcr @rtttsl iu ;ablrei4 5u
klpn.
Die Ssbtn8unScn am 9utaufsta8c uaO 9luf.
artang Spn
35nSTeo :SSS5 aS'SiSSS'' SSieb'cl, 2'om'ors.
Sdctsr 10. robgl
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g4irb bicrmt sc8Ctcu, ra6 tie llutrr3cifneten
ais NNmnRrotcrcn Spn Der SntrrIobcnl4aft hes
perROrtcnsn George 9 d d, letttin pcn
2EciIcntmg SounId!p, 2e&a Gounig, anBclclIt
wprrcn fnp.- Aue DtrcniOm taber, weldle ned
al teiuste Sintcrlaleni&ofr Iauloia inb, iinp
berbwdD aufeefortert inncrbat 9Rpden anSu'
rufm uno otjutrjatIen, - llnb SGlde bic urtb
rrttmd6tBc 6ortuun9cn tatn mtBcn, iinb ctcns
faIa erIu6t Iolde imcrBaIb rcm namttGsn 3rIt'
raum wpDltrfStet cinjubGntt9cn an
GatJariua S0i&, | 9rbr,rrs
&bomo6 S6i&, "V'' ''0'
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Ortp0t : 8erf1uf,

8on fbGGbarem tic8cnocm Gi8entDum,
Der llntrr;ddncte ttrtct RjururA ltine
S9crrlid5 Sducrci
oclc0cn IN Sttr- Saucpna Gaunid3ip, 2sda Gauns
ty, tr& privdt Sartc gum &trfauf an piclels
tc ii tc9rGu,t rura yanrer pcn Samuel Settcr.
Yttr Scu unb 2lbya9om Scu cnttaitcnp So!
Qdm. Tapcn Fr0 s older ppu teiieR SrIitanb
UNI 4 gIdcr tcrrltte gSiCicn. Der 0teit 1T Scm
tc1cn gauInnb, in tlcine i&idit@c 6cIccr 9etbcit,
I'M tC1M Gulturs3 3uRanbc uuo iitcrbGup! in alien
6mf@tcn in brr triten Srtnun8. Dtr SrReiz
Crun9m ino
ys,g~GA 3pci cute SSUbubGuicr,
Eisse tuo cine 3mciR5die unb ba5 ontrre
49, Es1sgsse einNEdis, cine cute Rcncrne S1eurr,
Gin St0u, 70 ptc ouc onbere Nctrn3ctaupe. @5
tcFntct Fa oQcrld pcm tcltcn Stt auf rrm
2ontc-glcI6foI rinc CUTE Syringe, unH Gin 9u.
tcr Srunncn naDc rem gEctnEaulc, unb 70 fltcbt
au@ cine Grcct ewA tabtlte.
Sc IL ttca rrrr,iltac0 GiBu9um, unH &auf'
IuNtsc icuttn tnGclte jctcnfoaa tsicGn, cbc Ts
irnlNp InuIcu.
Die 8ctmeunBm mr tnt 9ta9wt iitcr9nugt
crfibr! man tti rem Gi9u'bGmrr.
J1Cnrp ScU.
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0eIeQI0aft8 : Qluf flDlun0.

9la6rt&t wrb bierbura oe9eten, RAP bic felt
rint9cr 3rtt tu In her Stnrt 2lGmtaun, Soda
Gountg, in rem 6uEbanrr @ei6Gft, uuter Der
Birma spn Scr0Cr uup &ed, telanrmr Sans
teIs'Gclclidait, am 17ten SCPtrmser, rurh eat
2ltlctcn rem Gbom1s 8. Berger, ouf8dGGt NOR
ben ii. ollie Oirjsntan taber wrlae nod On trs
la9te 5irma I6ulCig linO, werpn Birrburh auf,
8cfryrrrt ip talp ais mT9li&, an tem nlten StanN,
plage, aIlrp bic Sd6sr fir jcst in Rem 5antrn
ees titsrletnrm @eIcaIaoftrs Sntle,trn rcreGn,
anSurufcn uno otSutc3oGlm. llnp SclGr bic ned,
rrhmaBi9e 6prprrmecn batea tGnnrn ticIcltr
9IsGfaue ppblbcRatiBt paieltl rinbGntt3cn.
SO. Nm &er9er, 2(omir,
Coleman U, u. &ecf.
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@D@rGee &0rfass8

Grp6perfauf5 S.rTiSar6dn1Ier,
bat ISin Gtagliitmcnt pcn Dem ncrpGftibtn @dt Der
lttn unO lHarftltraGe, nab oem ntuGu uao arrgtn
fturfttGn uno c!sganten Gj!tIupe
2tn $40. Cos GDc6nut StroBe
cGsrtal6 Scr GtIn, uunrs Stits, in 96itaestpbia,
pulc9t.
Cr cTuirt nun tu friihsS upo lEbr oufaccebn:
tt6 NNcrtlmtnt pru Spdtjabr5= uno lSimtcrz
SiciSunn, ftr gRinntr uno Nnatsn gum @Er'
tauf, pCiu CT bic Nuimcrtlamtcit Vcu prru,rteu 6
9Vcnat uno Sorgcb R8uitr cRlatst.
Cine Gyiabruu9 pcn msbr ais 10 9obrcu in tiS;
Itm Gjtfh6ft fest ibn in bcn Stano &rrlbtie ots gu
Sntts, SunljtSttu uuo YrciGtn ous3ubaIttn, oisprn
tcncm 6ouft tttCrtrtfGn merrcn tEnrsn.
&Gufcr wsrecn otbtuu9apcG stn9eoorn Itiueu
Stcd ju untGriutbcn che iie cnitrpc tauftu.
0[l" Sctbs @rc;Sut Discount miro srloubt fir
toare 8Ciabtuu9 in 9uten 6uuos.
SCpt. 20. rq3GR
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
NriH0tz zSSerG0stf,

Son f6&Bbarcm ticocnocm Gi8entbum.
Der llnterjeIdncts tjstrt bierNurG
9 cine bcrrfic6c 3 aucrci
erlrgcn In g8dIen6rB GaunIGip, 9r@a Gaunt9,
pur6 SIripat 6auteI gum Sertauf an tieIrlbt
grGn,rt an bic Stant5s StraBe BON allcntaun mad,
6amburg, unb an CGnper pcn Daniel gBsrtb, ).
gGattrrt unb onrrrn, crt6altcnb CT older, mrtr
crcr ncniaer, 6 2drr baron linb bsrrliae gSielen,
her Hrl III Scm better Saulano, in fer 0e9enp,
In tleine I6idtts 6rIrsr 9etGeilt, m6 I'M teiten
Gutturs 3utanre uno ttcrtaupt in alien 9tnitd'
ten IN Der telen Srrnun9. Die Serbeberun9en
parauf linp:
- 3rpei 3weiitGdi8te @obnD6uier,
i;;sA, tas cine ron Stcincn, 70 gut trie neu,
lssg has nnSCrr Jram, etenfau5 le9r gut,
cine quite lrincrnc S6pri,er SGeurr, nruer
gga0mIdurpcn, SGprnesStaa unp anrre Nes
tcngrtautr pir aud Gin gutter 8oum8arten nit
aQerId rom trlrn Sbit, 70 mie Gin Sprn96 aus,
nit gutter Syringe, mb gutter Srunnfn II naAe
rem SauS.
G6enfo(l6: 10 Qdcr Sol;tano,
lir0rnb I'M nGmIi6rn Gnunf&ip unb Gauntg ; llCfs
irnp an 2inbtr son Benjamin @'rint, ScnrY Sell
uno anSrc; rs III tr5 berltdrS Scl3lanb.
DuS 0nnse 1T 1Ortrcflidrs @i8entNanl, unb
Rauflulise Ioutcn raBeIte j'HrnIalIt FfirRfn, eFf
iie Icn1wo faufcn.
Die grbin9un0cn unb cas- 9labrr iiErrGaurt
Irfi9rt man tct trm Gioeutbdmcr.
Solomon s.. Nppel.
SNcl,ber N rnini
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
9t00rt0t

g0nb biermit 9c8cten, RAP prr llntersddnete
ale 2lpminiFrntcr ppn tr SintcrlobcnI6oft bes
pcrRrttrnen ( bcUbpre Srp dmon, lcbtbin
ven ter Stabt Aumtaun, Ge6a GauntY, anBe.
Felt prrtrn ii. - &ue GicjsniBen bater, prls
dc ned an tcIaste SintcrIoBcni4Oit iGuINm,
fnp ticrNurb aufgcfrrrrrt tunr9aIt gSpGsn
an3uruicu unb at5ut5abIrn, ,-nadGer wrrtrn bic
8GGnunscn in tie 9anpe rnc5 6rictrayiGtuS
gum Gpleftircr iitcr9ebsn wrrtcn.-llnb lcltr bic
nod re&tmaBtsc 9luipruae an ticislts 81 ma&rn
tatm, linp 8lci6faas rriudt Icl&c innsrboIt rrr
n&mIiGrn 3tit wpbltrhati0t eiuSupanttgcn an
GOmorO 9. S0eimer, NOm'pr.
2lQcntaun, Stp. &c. naGm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
&leiSet apt0cDcau Gent .
Gin gro6c6 S6o6 in A((entnm!
9tue @aaren fir ben Srrbt unb
9Sinter !

Sdnurman uno Wcubares ercFrs 90oua9crie
1T piCeer-nitbt nit letcnpi9eu Sbieren-mtt elmer
ungtmtin srcBtn neuon9etrmmenrn Stncuu9 pcn
SCbcnspHroi9tCitrn ausltaftirt mcrten.-SCr Sin:
tritt 1T fr c /, uno harin tann nan lrbtn:
1900 Socf G6fe; 1000 Sraf IGcfe {;
1900 lteberr0cee ; 200O Yaar Sofen;
2000 &eiten,
@cn olItn SnrRsn uno 9rsifIu, brlte Qrtrt unc
nod) Den rGuSltsn SaItens. SHas nrtb cas 8lltC
III, untlr biCltn t0usncctei 6ttirur0fftdsa ttJns
pSu ft AUDI nod Biz fc9nee un0 piel9riutbtt Nrti:
tst Die nirscnos lrniiruc ju babsn fuO 0ts in Dem
9rcGsn 8tsioers9Nouo9rie prn Gbrurmau uub 9lsu:
baro, nimttb Die wtIttCriibmtc girtcIns, 1ru;
9os:, 8rcdtnrtb9cz uno @ellsRGds, ocitn unp
QGGttn.-Geltit Gin 8uharau gRaRn tGnntn mir
in cine Suit Stiper ltsdeu, baG CT 70 out auseudt
ruiG otr otts ,,9ud" fcltit. Da fett man cttufaus
Gin unper9sitliber ,poufsn rem ftinlcn uno bCltrn
Sub-Gn9IiiCbes, Oeutidbcs uno SranSShitbrs-unp
wrr es pcrjcben clItc, tb eine 8ltioer anmC0tn ;u
lafIn, Der miro 9lebfalIs ouf cine fuperfctne
QHGils teettnt msrNGn, an preileu mrrtter fb bic
9anie g8clt crltaunt.
Da ftbt man Pom bslten uno lbSniiGn GalfinCt,
ptn % bis 80 Gents ole Qaro ;-uno bas III trtb
wabrbGfti9 blia 9cnuG.
9iuu teTmt ale, unD urtbcitst fir @ub TcltIt-
pis etla9t, 70 9clbou - ibr mereSt fncGn baG iEr
cub lutCn tSnut wie ibr es ptinfbt.
llnlcr gHaarfnlaogr III oCra0e Der