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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
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CS0S ~ u uH " SElllt
unb zen umtilscntln Gauntte om mcblft,lItsn tou:
fen, uno no cs oit o0utrbaft,S Gdttr fir Fin 6cle
erboIten fam p lIno Ole 2(utptrt 81 rItkr 5ra9e
1T: I'm ecm MEDITERRANEAN
Dol kG- t0br
prn G5trnan uno Scbu. Dsr iun9t Gjtrmon mar
nun ftbcn gRot in zen GtSottn 8tj'on, gEurcrt
uno gbitacipbio, metbIS nit GjtsoiGbdt jrQL rag
Ie Sitter mcllfiiler pertOuftn Gt5 man nG CnltgUo
touftn farm. - Gte taufin tbr3 @Ulsr uHr tpc
8ar9tto 0utt Bargains b}rpcrbrtu9f. - 0ahty
tam man i,b borouf ogrlafsn, chnt einIn &batttn
pcn 3rclftL t1F Fs thyl CjUt.r ycu 20 tts 30 per:
cent tgcbIfiItr rWtauin, ais bis5 lit GUrIru r&u:
er i'm Stourc fno, mcbe ibrt @Urr in ocn Gin
GtttnsSutauf5sG 5sGtOtljEm;nt5 tauitr.
Sbr Stcd if 0SnNjtb n:u, unb tgitsbt aus reucn
Stples pcn rauirbafrGn Sitter - uno jpor rcn ict:
lb'n bic in tsinem Onrwn oou5 in HarHlaun So
fanren wcreGn.-jDcrfNtc foFt in I:b oas 5tt9enee;
2ibte8' DrcNsOiiter.
0ertGntide unp f6nrYsforbiBe Scibe, I&warjes
pel8efcGse unp mQyirutiQur SeiVcn, 8EpGBnlis
de uno ii1urrtr wpltns Delans, GtrruRte
SrrnI1 Mcrinpfy F9urr!s Grenlb WerlnU6,
eCpBbnIi4s GrsnIb NlGrnp6, Ni0tGp 6rfnf&
NUinU5, GaIentia5, fgurrts unp aep6tn!i&e
Gaidmtrc5, g8cus unb Union YtItp5, Ihwars
SC unO mpGefMrtiBe @lparaS, @taDona Eu$
unb DctsBc, 8amtn3n5 unp glo9air gultre,
mVIIne GrIain Glptt5, gcwItnlt&r rno be-
grGn;te 60t5tG0r, Cellars unb Gtgnpf0, 2C9e
unO Grayr @rjl5, louac mO edi9!f Brc&a
S4aml5, IhWaBe mo forti9e Shapl5, lange
uuo cdiote 8llnfct Sbawls, f0par5e langs
unp Gdigte l6ibet Sbawl5, 0errrn SharI5,
grc6a unp GoI6mryf StnM SprcT5, gdtY5
1hmar;r tGtcue DuRus, gapir5 fartige !ii&rnr
Dr1crs, Idmnr,e np fartige 0u.ers Glider,
OIeiGfaQ5 Gin bcrrli6rs Enforcement Scn
S5errcu Srcfs0mter
2ts IAparjcs unb fonrgsfarbiae5 sud, Gabimcs
reg, @elina5, Scans, Iwssf6, GaitntIt3, uno
rine 9rU6e ScrI4!ermbGit Yrn 6piirrg. 0ane'
IAu6c, 2inrna, mptlrne : d s overs,
NnrIrtl5 Suilts, 9emo fronts, tcb!ir Gtgt
GpQar5, 3rlenl6 6rWf, llntu6mren, Il. T. ~.
8lei6fous.-@in relies 2tfCrtgmsnt ren &C
bllibttn uno un9ttSitbtcu Ilu5lius, glsrrtmat, ut
tautit, Srrogucs, GCtciCts, griuts, @juahamS,
@btdS, Sijln9s, Scplln9s, gitumartt MusItns let
otm Gtud, 9Itliiht uno un3ltlsht GHtnfaA5 Gin
pcGltiubi9Gs ltdcrtSmtnt
S5pu Orp3crcicn:
ais 0Isuprrt Yrsmium Sprup. IcIa5cs, 81. 3.
90claBts, .otui9, 3uder, Sbtcs, SpltGs, &cfncn
4runIs, Gbciolotc, Sjl5, Gtb3o. gGatrsgn 9onjt,
ba6s, pjGrtd uno otbtd 8icrtl6, Sbwttitrs uno
Gn9Gbtr &ds, cine 9rcfs 0uontit&t 2tv.rpcct SaII,
in S&deu, 2Qhtcu flinCs SaIj bet Den Sidtn colr
8uI;ba, tttins OoirN SGdhcn, Il. f. ~, II. f. N.
0-F2(Ut Nrttu eontt5prcputttn rUsrCsn i'm 2lus;
tauib fir Sitter ousCuCamsn, uuo rafir eIr bS6'
1te gHarttprli6 Gtoubt.
Daut6ar fir frUbcrt lluttr1Genu9, hcfcn fs
burb irsn9l 2uuIntrtilmttit tbrer GIfb3itc. ibrGn
Sbd( Der Sunit bss YutIitumt in 3utunft gu 9ss
uisBen.
OF eontRcGrbaltr wlrttn nit alien 2trtIu @G:
ter an Gjre5rGrtauf5. prtj6tn p'rlcbtu.
SAMUEL u. Mtasr, Sot,snSnnsr
s. g. GGlau6, S"'''"'"''''''
Iriiab GcrntGu. 9I0tDan German, ir.
2(urntaun, Scpt. 90. nlpr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
Sercit fir bic
SCrQlt- It, 2OinterQiitcr.

5ercit fir bic
9crOlt- It. 20intergiitcr4
gRir babtn ras 5tto tctrttcu nit Gem ersGtsn unS
tcit aussrlaEncn Stcd pcn otrtit: uno gajutrr.gd:
ttr iemais aus9cclIt in unicrcr Stort uno fnb nun
bGreit elntn Sr.n 81 ttfrtet9Cn, ttr tli uns ret:
Fritbt in
SIc. ) 2Scfts Oamiltons StrGfc,
cine Sburt cDtrba0 Gem Goste ortst, 1Utntaun.
llnfere ,pGrtit uuo gRintsr Sitter ttteben aus
9Ynjtdl neurn uno INSTRUMENTATION Strles, bic in
tsintm onrsrn GtotIjBcmcnt qtfunpcn mCroCn ten:
uen. glir batsn Gin 9rGGGS a1crtEmcnt crn
2GSie5 Srcfs2{Sdnrcm,
ndmliA Girfafe urp fsurirte GeLainrs,
6igurirte uno einfaGe Grcr@ Nlsrinpf,
5i9urtrtr unb scrSbnltde GalGmsres,
gBcllers unb llnirn Qlairs,
WappRa Sud unp Oebr9e,
Sdmar;e unp WorezSarbfn Nlparas,
S6warje uno 8dncY Drcb .Setrn,
9rmtaSin no MpGair 2ulra,
Wcu5 Oclaine5 uno Salmcirs,
2dpies' unp WiiNcs' Sta6t Spring Sfirts
2anss unp rtise Srcda S6awIs,
Shpar3e unO farbi9c Steaa Stawls,
lerene Sdawle,
Shmar;e, lan9r II. prrsdi9e 9titst Saapl5,
Srp6a Uno GalGmers S6apl Sprefr,
Collars unO Nrrmrl,
Gnfa6e II. Gmtrpierrr 2infn 5nI4mtG6rr,
grippe unb grse @el5,
Sud- 9ta9lan rb 9uler.
92ir bobCn ctcnfous elm RELIES 2TcrtSmtnt rcn
SutCrn, oils Nattuu, gRuslin, c5iro:
bans, Gbcds, SIonnCUs, SidIu9s, baummrurnl
6anuclt, 9jncitM SiibtU;bGr, 't.
GilcicbfanS.-S -SdmmS=0iitcr.
Gin pcutS NdcrtrmCut Gjtiter fir !SCrrcn, o5
idmarjt6 unO for0j9Cs Sub, 6insN uno GjemCirc
Ga5lmgre, Swtcos, lFcrtna Gagtmtrs, linton Cast
mers, Stants, @ctlGuabc, alC Qrtn 9Gtitin96, Sra:
pote, uuo oUt Onccri 2(yttn rcn GUtGtn ju lGbr
iablrsitb iu mtlccn.
Gjlasz uub SuCCn6maarcn.
Gin srCGss NNcrtlmInt rcn Suen;maarsu unr
olIsrtli GlaiGr tSlt&net9 Guf eanc.
GGrpct un6 SeltuGb.
Cine ItbSne ?usmatt rcn Garpet-N'ruIt unp
Suaraiu uno aUsrlr StiG9tu Gorpt., 6lccr uub
Siib Sstidhsr.
G5r0SCrCtGtt.
Gin ccQt5 2Gcrtlmcnt pcn Grr3eticn, ais 93C
uno Sara 3aTtc, olIs 2lrten pcn Htu:SrICons,;
Qertc 9iiOo, Garoinls:, SyPusscvaco: uno oils Srr:
ten pcn Srrup. NRctaBts - aue Nrttn rcn 3udtr,
Sbes, 6cni9. 3cfrcu Stls, @hrtClatt, S8s, NiEe
Sal. Scca, 5coas}lbt, Sut. Gar. rrn ScNa, unN
ale 2(rttn ron Spttits.
Sdl;! Snl;! Gal3!
Gemablluss eivrpcct Galj in Sadtn unn tsm
8ul,bet; fsintS Nhicn tci ptr 9uanHtit rocr in
S6dsn, ic mie fliire Iiarp Sads-nEt4es oUcS an
een nicpritsn prsFtu csrfauit rriro.
Ttit6 slid! IiIt6!
2(s gRatrtlen SIC. l unO ,, in 9aupn, batGtu une
pisrtd Birrete, Stallfilb, 9strCansis GCthih, bW
rin9e, II. + w-.o,tb, hl an cGn nttltrftsn grtifcn
cfertten.
81. E.-?lQtylli Gam Gsprcorus!S rcrtCn fir SD:
ter au9lntnmtn uno Der bSthls 0GOyErprtj5 trIout
ptrten bti pvn llntIrIbriIttusu
Kcnin8er uno Sbcimrr.
(utntaun, Sipt. 10. nltp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
9(QentQmt 9lf0bemte.

Ia5 GpStjn6rS GGrmin BAT leinrn glnfan9
scnpmmrn am MOrta0 tsn 3tsn September.
3Gatingr wwtsn 81 ir9enb elmer 3sit an9cnpms
men unp te3aDIn nur SQn her 3eit Oa Te rintrr'
ten.
9rimorp prr GItrtrl S4 90
@epf1nliAr GneHIGr 3wci8c, 81 so tis 90
36brrr " " nit GrisdiIt un0 2atGinilt 90
" UNI 6ran;Efib so
NluFt, 90
Sir rcn @rtrau& trS ginnpa fir llftwnB 2 90
3e1ren. 2 90
8euerun0 fir tcn gpiuttr, so
Ginioc 368tinse wrrrm in Der Gamilie bea
griBipots an0rncmmrn unp ;rar an $40 pei
8iertel fir 9parbins, gGaIGm uub llnterridt IN
alien 3wriscn, nit auSnaImr Srn Nutt unt
3eiGnen.
:. II. Gregory, principal.
Sult 25, 1860. nqt2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31

Nfllence inr Nnrere etn9crtNtct.
Scnc 9etten Fub ale ron bsr crfcn Site -
Scin Slid Iol INNER nit tm tctrn Sprlrn fie
Der MorEt In riner jCbm 9abrs5sit rartirtst, tr-
icbt irtn ;-Sn icincm 9ar iplm MIR bic Eelrn
GrrSnfr onartrcdm pctu limb in rrm 9cf
unN Staa ipu IS an ntttS manBstn, unp fcrtcn
pub ME Gin onbwcr ais Gin mitIi9u unO Ipr9iat'
tiger StatIfnctt an9cielt. &urS, CT ptrr fur6s
aus ni&t5 fetlm la6en, TIM icin S0u5 IN 9Etrts
li6frit gu rinrr Seimatb fir Gciience unO onOsu
III MAIDEN. 9lufct baGrr an, unp iittrSeu9t Sud
Idtl BON Oer gBnGrtctt hes e ;Ia9tCn.
Sir tsreit5 grRpbrne llntrrldewuo III CT lt&ll
panttar, unp fUbIt pufGut, bab wsnn CUTE 9cs
bnntturs unb tiGige 5orbaurscn rtpnS wertb
iinb, fa ieins &anpI&aft, mp tir5 iebr taIp nrG
UNI SiClss brrmeEren pirb.
Mloie6 S@nece.
Sonuar 4. nQ6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
Ser lpDblfetle
6Qrte<g600renzS zStD0r
Sn trr Stabt QQrntnun
3n0cnbn(0, @erfcD nub So.


panlbm iBrm 5reunrsn uno sincm 0tsDrttn Yu6
utum aujujei9tn, tag fe ibrEn w'DIttt'n
@iIrnz0anrcnz unb s2Idrrtau Ocrdtb<
I1nftrnzStp9r
uutauSt plrts9t Daten unt jwor not0 SIC. H., ,gBs:
oamiticn: Styd6s, 3nThtn bic gatb&uitr rGr 6trrsn
ooQluGubunc Gccrac, ,agI.uo is 9s9!nw3rti9 oanp
boGIr, uno 81 allen 3,:tGn baItsn Werotn
Sin ppnftGmbtgc3 Enforcement.
olllr lCblr 2Baaylu, d. IN Cinsm rruRarri9cn unp
wcbltuoribtettu Gjltu:@ .Orcn:Stobr eelu,bt rrers
pcn DeIcl6e attr ouf 80 b,namtn ritlcs mare pclts
tcnmcnc SbcrbGlf, uup tGnnte oucb tGInestalS pts
0laumcs pc9Sn 9slbsb!n.
Sbr N0crtement QRoarru otcr fir lcttbs bic tauen
nrQCu, IN DC cnbTS Gin bGrrIttbCS uup pcbltllts,
uno lens GlaFs defenders furet Gs juiHrEm &crbsiL
tti ibntn anjuruftn.
Der g0chr;abl ShrtinGr, Sdu,itoC, Il. I. p.,iitcs
GtrCits b,taunt, ooF ptnn man fine SntrrcFtn tus
pjrt, man tsi ibntu ftr @oorcn onrufsn nuB--uno
Iclbe Oie rtts nch nid)t gCttan batgn, ttnntn htb
borauf prrlagen, taG nc ucbllbun gcn ihntn 81 tau;
fen. ,Eur;, Sgocrmau modt hb NobI0HaGtt, pcnn
CT bci ibneu pcrIpridt, ttnn fs fno ftt enthicgin
itb pcn gPicmonO untIrrsrtoufCn AZ lofen. Sn Ser:
tiucun9 nit ricftm S,ctr hoItn fc Oud) tmmruch
gGac glrtcu STANDARDIZATION,
ais MaI&tnrn otlrr G.rt, OdaS, gfcrrc grrals
ten, gfupcsgcGcn,
uuo fur; 1Gues mas man in bttl.m Sab rerIan9cn
fam. Sin GaWiitmcut oitlIr Nrt 1T it0cn Ian9lt
ocptinIbt pcrceu, uuo taTdts 1T nun auf ole retbs
SEejlt ;ur 8cqutmuds,t mb tsn Sntrs6tu Der Sou:
Srn ctoGltr iurCm Die gEofhrtn, uni Gttrbaupt al:
lc Artifd in tbrcm sonRn Stcbr 0Cyaesposfti ftinmU'
gsn, fir vas iie oitlstt: psrtaufIn.
Gcmmt tablr Giucr &cnmt ALE llno iebGt fir
| Gub iyltlt, sbe Sbr itnTnc tauftt -uno tbut Sbr
bos, 70 fno fs pSai9 UttrjM9t ro8 Sbr C5 hhsr ju
Gurem Suttrtft inpGn ntrott rcn ibncn gu faufen.
/ Sis fno blr;lib oautGar fiji bisbcr 9Gnc8tne lin:
tsrfdeuna. uuo idblsn rirfbrt baG fE tbrs &une;
Ibaft burtb aute 8cbonrmra. ti0i9e grStFC uno bic
site ibrSr artittl uctb UNI pits Crneitsrn tSnntn.
sic bitten tobsr UNI seuei9rn 8upruh.
Sagrntu6, Serl@ unb Gr.
aprit I3. nebr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
Seine 9Lufre0un0.

SUr bit tg5Grs 8tQumlitfctt uuftrIr ,GuucCn uub
ea6 aGsImtins Iutlltum, mouGu mir 70 ctpa an Gem
liteu gHirI mao SO. 90, on 0amittCn Sro6s
nithitc Sburc 81 Gem 2tusutaun gCiamt jGbsn, OlI=
no pcr 9rEbts Strd pen
Gbina, 0las uno Guten8woorcn
Der t in 2r:ba Gauntp gum &trtaaf onseGctsn pur:
re, crSfnet ptrrGn rpirp, uno irar on zen nCtri9:
lien gr,i5sn in Gitts ecer tsi ptm GIitd unr 9ltb:
falls tGim GjrcSs uno Glt.n:G trfauf.
Greg: uno GltIu:GIrtau Stcbrs, wsbi Gin III.
irrtmeut ucbmcu. crbOttsu CaflttG an YhttaclIpbia
prIgtn. NQs bic ir9luo strpos in unigrm Sab nG.
tbil babSn, mtUrtu ucbt tbuu auiuruf!u uno uuItrn
Stcd Giuttr iu srauiuiren, rI YrIigs ju crfabrtn,
gnp Nb faHt prn rSr gBabrRsit pIs StSn9rfa9tn 3u
dbCr,ru9gn.
Dapurto paF mir bti 9rcfsn SuantSttn unb aus
cen eritfn 0inrrn tauftn, tSnngn mir unlrI 92oa:
rGn an ungcrShn,it6 ritcsren Yrl;Fta citrjreu.-
uulir etcd beItiht gum 1btt aus isrer &trititptns
belt pcu pattirus, GuoIt3ten, 6or0cn uno Stss
rcn S.rssusmoartn, 6 htno, GIoS unN girtijaunia
Roarsn, Rednsham, Stsia uno Gdtt g&aorsu, f
UjE Eapriu pcR alltn auftr.
0[7-20mgEn pirrtn esr&urtrt I'M GcbNn Sstl
(QvIn III trtnNtu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31

Qts 8cfCn Gcd;rs, SEttls6 uno dttrbaupt orI5
mas in oieit6 Sab tinfblS9t uno wEl:btS pcDriItr
rIrtauft miro, ols bte5 an tr9cno CtnGm onetrn
Sous in l(ueutaun osIhicbt-uro Gin itocr QrtttC
miro parronrt ra5 ;u isjn, mrfir CT r'rtouft wirn
Spicgcl! ! Spte0cl!
spesct ba6ln mir tas 9rEgts unO wcbciititc Nf.
fcrtcmsnt pas nc,b it in QIcntoun par.-6erEtr
Sprtn0sS ten,
IQt Hrtcn Sprin3: :@stttn fnb ittt5 lei iBntn 81
BADEN uno Brpar gang wrblfsit fir 8ar9Ac
3icrt mub 0plSs ~ pulbinG.
3trs unO Gc!p: gNcuIon9 bobsn Is immir Gin
Sbr grcBI6 Gfrrttmtnt ouf oeno uno ptrteuftn oiC:
fItc bUi9er ais Ee tr9tno icnRrc IN Nucntaun 9ts
fault wcrpcn fam.
OF Sc tcmmt bann nun lIt unb urtbGith fir
Gud) lst6lt. Saruftt an SIC. 30, s6amltorsStro;
&c an, che Sbr IcntDo tauitt, uno 5br mtrou fEs
ben, oob unErs YrIiiln bic barttn 3ttn 9trote "a:
ecn, oas III wtnn 5br ftr Blr3to touftt. &g9gi:
fIt cs njdt Gin itNlr 2rtift III Uarrontjrt bos gu
ktn wrfur CT vlrtouft rirc, cetr c6 III ttn &rtaai
Sci cb eu=S3 fpr9nuH
niro e6Eufaus immIr mob ouf Die aItrrGntt,lttc
gB:iF auS9efdbrt, unO guar an ctn alcr3vjr9ftu
YrCtitn. Nub miro prn bnin fir bo5 ausIS9tn &C
Icr9t-beioe5 fdr 08}tts uno MidnrS:Q :QTlcntn-Ic Ic
pie audi fir Die ScctGutlctetr-uno UGUbaurt al:
lIS 9lStbi9e ju elmer eGide.
0LHrllnoertStcr 0uFerbolt Der Statt mcrreu utbl
tbun bei ibnen onNrufiu, inrCm tC tic 2drCn pcn
tbnru an Isbr biui0tn Nrttfcn taufcn ttnntn-ic
pis d6srbaupt 0Its roiu 9Stbj9t, ais Srimminas
,cn icocr art. plattcr, Stbrauben, ugo turI 2tIts
pClbes fir oisn 3UGt al.uinfbt mtrttu faun-
auo 70 III po3stte ouh allies nab rIn niaStsu &c:
6r6ubcn.
Sansbar fir tit tjtbsri3t 9rC6e llnttfdeun9, btf.
fen fs rch oul cen fSruTtn 3ulprub hes gutlt:
tums, unc fitltn perf;bc.t, baB rjG grSRcu oil &c:
nsu Fs iset ptrtoufn ibntn bjtfu fsrnircn 3uiFrnh
suNheru muG1n,
e. psrstGst uibt an SIC. 30 07: 6amitcn:Srof
au;urufn, ebe S0r cn1rc taufIt.
OF Strs 2trt 6ttj miro itoIrSijt in an$taufb
fir 6ausrotb on9encmmtn.
g. G5ta unb Sebn.
2(aSntauu, Sanuor Is, 1850. nltc
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Scene (SlSfcr.
GpoEcu uu6 N0Ec6qcr

=
-, Stno imnGr ucth am alttn 4laec uno a,
IA pcrtauru ibre rcr;d9tide NuswaW pcn IA
-HR. gBaOrln nit nic9tkhGntm Gricl9e. Sic If
huO Cbcn pcn rcr GtM juttd9etCbrt nit cincm pcIls
f6uoioen I0crtCnltnt pcn Srubiobrs:@ttcrn rcn aIs
tn StrtS, NRuitlru uno Sbottirun9En. Sbr Stcd
bCltsbt aus
GaiiImrrrS, SciSr Settings ter nrurRsn styI5,
Sud- Ycn alien 5arten, 6alttinrcn, GrapatS,
unb furS aam was 81 rinrm ManS 2lnju9
9rtSrt.
Sit 9lGtu uitbt rcr, RAP ft rur olltiu fir @oor:
3clp ptrtOuftn uno rNbIr mchtfIittr olS alr tbrt
NOhborn pIrtauftu tSrutn ottr ra6 io9tn fc, toB
ils lc IrcblfIil otnn nbt mcblftttr pTtouftn tons
ncn es ctdc, Die ts iltb sum @cbift matbcn 81 la'
gen, RAP Ne uur fir 8aor9tlo ptrtaufCn. Sic 9lau.
NCn an cas otts Sprubmcrt: ,@brIjbc etuts tcjob.
len ibrc cbrlthtu SdbuIotn," uno putltjtrIn cabtr
feline isnsr tc9us 1nci0en. rclfs Tie 9eutE Dtn9C
9autrn MAIDEN mclIln, tjc in gEObrHcjtnttt lr nnc.
Srrti9r 9lrtbcr.
Sic ba0n c0,nflUs Gin pr5bti9c5 NTcrtCncn
pcu fsrtj9Gn GIiNtrn auf oono, htc ir an ltDr uic
orcn 9rcItn gu pGrtaufln antiettn. NIIE ltrtitd
mtrocn unttr ibrcr ej9eutn 2(ufidt 9imabt uno tti
nc ouoerc ais quite 28oarcn rcrcGn fir ibre SlIpgr
ptrarttittt,
2(uh wtrbcu GtciScr ouf bic ftriGltt anjc9c nab
Burlbs YIrftrtiot. Dont6or fir Die 9Cnchiue lit:
crate Gjuut res pUtIitums. wcrcn fe fcb tritrG0tn
Gins Eortroutr ttrtlbtr 81 psrbiCncn.
GrpreQ unb 0tct8cr.
NHentoun, 9N2rj 81, lSG0. nql5
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-10-31
gtbelz z9lteDerl00

Sie ee6a gaunty SiGtt' 'GjrIcaiaaft BAT iGu
Nlspcrlaac int 9uaRrBr gum ,,ge&a Yatrct" in
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

The ocToRooN.-Thisplay which has had sue
cess almost unexamp!ed in the eastern cities vii
be produced al the Academy OF Music this evening
Il Is ono Of tho most startling and exciting, a'
well as one Of the most nstruCting Of modern
dramas. Great preparations have been made by
the company now playing at the Academy to
give the play upon the boards with oil tho effect
which good acting and complete scenery can give
That 1t will have great run here we have no
doubt, and that some idea may be had Of the plot
Of the play, we give It's main features below
The subject and the illustratlOIof it are intend
ed to call attention to the evils Of slavery, and to
present In striking light the defects Of the sys-
tenn. Zoe is the principal character, aud II is she
whom the spectator follows through as the hero
ine of the play She Is the natural daughter Of
Judge Peyton by quadrOon girl, and In blood is
only one eighth negro descent, and consequently
seven eighths white-notW ithstanding which she
is by the laws of Louisiana 20 slave, following, as
she does, the condition Of the mother. Judge
Peyton mauumitted her before his death, and she
has been handsomely and fashiOnably brought up
aud educated. As consequence she is Intelligent
aud accomplished and three persons are in love with
her at one time The estate of her late father is
deeply involved, and must be sold to satisfy the
creditors Old judgments against the estate, ren-
dered before Judge PeytOns death, bound all his
property, including his slaves aud it is claimed
that zoo is property under those judgments, al
though so long free. She must accordingly be sold
as slave, and McCloskey, one Of her admirerers,
and also one Of the principal creditors, buys her.
Meanwhile the PeytoR Family are expecting
remittances from Europe and have sent Paul,
boy, to the nearest post for letters. McCloskey
determines to intercept the letters, in order that
the sale shall go on. To obtain the letters from
Paul, he murders him. Paul, however, had in
sport Just arranged camera so as to take his Noes
picture and in the act of killing the boy his image
is fixed upon the plate. He is by this discovered
to bethe murderer Of the boy, and Is condemned
by Judge Lynch to death. He escapes by setting
FIRE to shed, which communicates the flames to
steamboat. McCloskey takes to the canes, is pur-
sued by an Indian friend of the boy and killed
Zoe, who is thus released from her horrible fate
although unconscious Of it, takes poison and dies
loving, as she does, another whom she supposCs
she can never marry.
We advise all to 60 and see the piece this even
ing. They will doubtless bo well repaid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

SPELLING MATCH IN NORTHUMBERLAND Rep
rese0tatve Watson OF Middeburgh. made the offer
TO the schools Of that township, that they would
select i've spoilers from each school and have those
selected, together with teachers meet at the Town
House and have spelling match, to give the suc~
cesstul speller the Life Of Slas Wright, and also
aaid Gov Wrighrs ipOrtrait. The schools assem-
bed on the evening Of the 2lst inst and the prize
was awarded 70 Miss Adelaide Engle, g young lady
of ten years Of age
The affair passed of very pleasantly and to the
apparent qualification Of the large number Of per-
sons in attendance. BEREA.
In connection with the above, we notice by the
Rayenna Democrat that a meeting was held on
Monday evening to arrange a series Of public
spelling schools, It was decided to have one spell.
ing school in which all the pupils can compets.aud
one school for each of the four graded departments
of the schools The premium to be offered for the
competition of all, Is Websters Unabridged Picto-
rial Dictionary. The other premiums are not deci.
ded on, but win be appropriate and elegant. The
first public school will be held at the Town Hall,
Friday Evening March 2Sd-and the closing one
upon the Tuesday evening following The proceed
ings Of the meeting, and the arrangements in full
will be published shortly. The enterprise Is a
lsudsble Que, and viii direct particular attention
to branch Of study that demands close persistent
and intelligent attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

BARGAINS AT THE MARBLE STORE-In anoth-
sr column will be found an extensive and attracts
i've advertisement of the sale of dry goods now
going on at Messrs. Lewis & Eastons, Marble
Block, 2I5 Superior street. That advertisement
should pursuade all our readers who are in want
of such goods as are offered for sale at this sstab-
lishment, to go there and examine for. themselves
the articles and the prices. 1t is now q grand
closing out sale and while tho quantity Of Messrs.
Lewis EastOns stock is large and full, the quail
ity is just such as represented to be. The spring
days will bring demand for spring goods and
to make room for them, the winters stock is being
sold out at RstOnishingly low figures. Upon the
shelves of this Marble store, may be found matsri-
al for dresses Of every hue and description, from
q neat print at 8 cents per yard, to the choicest
fabrics which drsss-maker's fingers are privileged
to fashion into COmely garments. Here are shawls
to suit every age, every taste, every degree of
Temperature and every size CT purse. There are
cloths, cassimerss and vestings, selling at % per
cent. reduction, enough to supply all who call
soon, with something to suit their fancy and their
need. Gloves of every variety, hoisory in
abundance, and all the minor articles of the dry
goods trade the purchaser will find at this store,
and after calliug onco, he or she will hardly fail
to oft repeat the visit. Messrs. Lewis & Easton
are always MP with the times in their line of bus
mess and they know the wisdom Of first gaining a
high reputation for integrity and enterprise, and
then keeping it. Call and look at their stock to-
day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN RoAD.-Ths
work upon this road has been commenced in the
State of Pennsylvania. near the New York State
line. The contractors viii prosecute the work
with the greatest possible energy. A thousand
men will be at work upon the line 10 less than
twenty days. At the point at which the work has
been begun, labor can proftably be expended at
this season. As soon as spring opens, the work in
Ohio and New York will be prosecuted with vigor.
1t is not impossible that twelve month will sec
considerable portion of the road in running order
and If SO, Ravenna or Akron will be the points to
which trains will be run.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24
CONYENTION.

TRENToN, N. j., Feb. %.
The State Convention Of tho National Union
Party met tO,day. 1t was largely attended.
Lewis Candit, Of Morris, was chosen Prest.
The following delegates to the National Union
Convention in Baltimore were elected
At LaFge-JOseph F. Randolph, James Bishop.
District Delegates-lst dist Jesse Patton; %,
Col. Joseph Wallen; 3d. Peter J. Clark; 4th, SamI
A. Van Saun; 5th, Jas. II. Williamson.
Alternates were also appointed.
Strong resolutions we're adopted in favor Of the
Union and against the Republicans; also in favor
Of Union Party in every State for separate and
independent action. /.
Hon. Mr.. Harris, NJ. C. from Nd, Hon. J. F.
Randolph, and Col. Peter ]. Clark, addressed the
Convention and were Enthusiastically applauded.