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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-18
EDUCATIONAL
a q a ID n M ~
-OP THE
In q ACULATE CONCEPTION.
YOUNG LADIW4.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted by tho Sisters Of Charity
Blessed VirgtNs.

THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
- ~ situsted, about one mile from Davenport,
and commsndsa view Of scenery unsurpassed Tor
richness and variety.
Unceasing cars and vigilance will DO exercised
topromote the moral and intellectual inuoye
ment Of the pupils, and in sickness the necessities
OF the sufferer will be administered to with the
fondness Of parent.
The course Of education comprises Orthogra-
phy, Heading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar,
hiocution, Biography (ancient and modern, His
tory sacred and plofane,) Algebra, Book Keep
ing, Astronomy, with the use OF the Globes, NJ.
thology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
Phy, fhysiology, Botany, the French and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar, ks,, Draw
ing IN Crayoo, Monochromattc and Polychromotic !;
Also Gr.cian and Oriental Painting, aed psaoaioai
instruction in Nesdle-work, both plain and Oraa-
mental.
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vODoD R0On v100lWIA.
HURRAH lOR rae TENTH LEGION

f64 the valsy Star, kpdnqa KifgiaiAl
Ne are 81 only s3pure& UPON gold
ID boriry I 1t there i beySpd 81 doup
frem lO6Qfo 1900 ml orirH for DoudAs
id Rocki6gham, and that the reaction in
Shenandoah is already great and still
progressing. Last week We he'd the
pleasure Of meeting highly intelligent
and influential Democrat from the Tenth
Legion, in who's: ptaetment we have i'm.
plicit confidence, who authorized Us to
state this fact a. an example Of the re-
action. In the town Of New Market,
they have the habit of +" listing,, the
voters at elections and other special
times. Just after the nominations at
Baltimore there were but taOo Douglas
men in town. Since then the matter
has been more maturely canvassed and
upon " stalking the census" over again .
week or two ago, the number Of Douglas
men had risen to forty-eight out Of one
hundred votes-withln two OF one hal
while in the country around the town
there is a decided majoriy for Doug
las! Snow by st. Paul, the work goes
bravely on" Missouri lying side BY
side with Kansas, the theatre Of the only
territorial contest we have ever had, and
where, if anywhere on earth, the pract-
teal working of Judge Douglas non-in-
tervention doctrine must be understood
and appreciated, is overwhelming fol
DOUGLAS. VIRGINIA. which like Missouri
has ten.fold more practical interest IL
the Territorial question than oil the cot
ton States combined, will also, We have
an abiding confidence, be found on the
side of non ntervention and the Union.
She is not yet prepared, and never will be
to follow "Kaiser Yancey," and the BIG
South Carolina "Tycoon Rhett," IL
their Cotton States Revolution, to form .
Southern Confcdracy and reopen the
African slave trade. The old jackson
Democracy proclaim that" the Fedora
Union must be preserved" aud that they
will rally around the only man in Amer
lea who can beat Lincoln in the North
the lifelong Democrat, the great natio-
nal statesman, the lion-souled man, thu
scourge of bowling abolition MODS, the
only night and day terror now to the
Black Republican enemies OF our peace
and safety, Stephen A. Douglas Of Hin
OILS. 1t is fitting that the indomitable
Democracy Of Rockingham and Shenan
| doah should take the lead in this glori
GUS cause. We hail the news from thai
quarter with hearty and glowing and
pious enthusiasm. Three hundred cheers
for the old Tenth Legion, ever faithful
and true.
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A New View of the Syrian Troubles

Alta monthly missionary meeting in
Boston on Sunday the Rev. DR.. Wheeler
of New Y ork, who has travelled in Syria,
gave an interesting account of the Mar
onites and Druses, between whom war
of extermination has recently been ragged.
The district is q miniature Switzerland
in its natural features, and affords many
retreats for robbers, from which they
can rush out and attack the villages,
that, from the slight nature of the hous-
es, are easily destroyed. The inhabitants
are divided into hostile tribes, under
their respective chefs, and there has
been constant struggle between them.
This war was OF civil nature rather
than religious. Neither party is Ma
hamedan. The Maronites are nom-
inally Latin Christians, and the Druses
are fanatics, who have no sympathy
it'll Maohmedanasa. Neither party
has ever acknowledged alliegence to
the Sultan. The war was struggle for
power in the mountains.
Although the Maronites were Chris
tians they began the war and were 10
the wrong. 1t was suspected that they
we're instigated by Jcsuits. The tables
had been turned upon them by the
Druses. The Turkish Government was
not responsible for the war, and inter-
vention by the European powers would
be no benefit to Christianity. The Gov
eminent was willing that Zahieh should
be destroyed, because that city has been
in state Of rebellion. Intervention by
Russia would make the Greek Church
the National Church, and Protestants
would not have SO much freedom as be-
fore and if the Intervention came from
France affairs would be but little better.
All that is dear to the hearts Of Ameri-
mericans Christians depends upon the
course England may adopt and maintain.
In conclusion he said he beloved that
as the result of these troubles, men
would be brought to hear the Gospel
who never did before, and that this COM
motion was but to preprre the way for a
great harvest.
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90 asredAs4s q Il = ilsissasa u glsAdcaq
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-18

WITH A VIEW to dim the lustre of
Judge Douglas triumph in Missouri, the
Republican papers and their allies, the
Yancey Disunionists, are wilfully mis-
representing the position of every Con-
gresham in Miss ouri except Blair. They
stand thing
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-18

lst Dist. Blar-Republican.
"a Dist. Roilns-Southern Opp.
Sd Dist. Clark-Douglas.
4th List. Ncrton-Douglas.
9th Dist. Ried-Douglas.
9th Dist. Phelps-Douglss.
7th Dist. Noeli-Douglas.
Thus it will be seen that the Douglas
cause in Missouri is triumphant. No
human power can prevent Douglas and
Johnson from carrying the State by an
overwhelming majority in November
next
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F U R G 0 0 D 81!
z. n. kRENZ.

ATAxUPACrURN
M and Dealer il
Caps,Hats and Fnrs,
keepsa Selected
Stock Of I'll kind
I OF Gloves and Furs,
Dsuch a. Capse, Vic
tosines, Cuds, Nu6s,
&c.-Robes Of sll
kinds. Fur Coats,
0loyesan MfttAns,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-18

Fer sale or exchange for City property. Alst
City property to exchange for lands.
GEO. B. SARGENT,
iune13-dn Land Agent
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's'0l'1V - 1t7s'Ai Nf1Hfa a9 I7ti5oaa ant !
-YAkTTT3Aq .lA.a s.Aig-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-18

A NY PERSON WISHING A FRESH AILCH
n Cow. can procure one low, BY enquiring q
the Store Of F. FEAklNG, ST.
E junel2-dtf Cor. Locust Bray street,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-08-25

SIMPLE REMEDIES. EASILY OBTAINED FOR
the CURE OF DISEASE IN ALI. FORMs0
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

Tile CURcULIA AGATN-Wc give a
plan by which Mr. Consadine, of Cincin-
natl, has been successful His treatment
Is to dissolve a halfpeck of Stacked lime
and two pounds of flower Of sui phur in
bucket of water, which is to remain for
forty eight hours before use. He applies
this liquor with common garden SYRINGE.
commencing when the plum is developed
to about the size of pea. He makes the
application in the afternoon, or toward
evening-as the insect commits his depre-
dations mostly in the nightly Swinging
the tree with the mixture-O Far
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For THE R N Err.
AEsiaGy ian ,gaa..9cy.

Plenty of air is necessary for bees in
Winter as in Summer. Without care the
passages may be closed by rain freezing on
the outside, or moisture condensing from
the inside, and the bees be smothered-
Dead bees and filth falling from the combs
sometimes obstruct the enhance Turn
back the hive occasionally, and clear away
all litter and frost. 1t is not necessary 20
dig out hives that may be covered by drift
ing snow.
During mild weather, unless there be
new fallen snow on the ground. it is well
to allow the bees to fly; but on days only
warm enough to tempt a few to issue.
shade The hive to discourage them In
very cold weather, the heat Of the sun is
needed upon them.
Continue to guard against depredations
from rats and mice, especially with those
stored in the house. These latter, should
be kept dark and as quiet as possible
The offensive effiuvia from dead bees may
he removed by sprinkling air-slaked lime
upon the floor of the room.-Am. Ag
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19
A Good Farmer in a NeighbOr-
hood.

In looking over some recent remarks by
Hon. Il. Pratt, on taking the chair at the
formation of the Prattsyille Farmers
Club, We find the following suggestive
paragraph:
"a good farmer in neighborhood is a
great blessing; and let him go to what
Mill or Meeting he likes, his mode of
farming and his Improvements will be
adopted"
This is very true, and it is encouraging
to every one who is trying to bring about
better husbandry on his own farm and
among those who are, aud are to be, his
Heishbors and companions. Whatever
may be Il mans political opinions or his
personal preferences, if his example be
good, if he show on his own farm, better
tillage, better crops, better animals, and
better profits, his methods will be looked
into by those who know him, and he VIII
be Initiated; and thus Improvement Will
go on.
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Farm.

This is the season for The thought crop
The seed may be obtained from the past
years experience Of yourself and others,
and books and papers will furnish a still
wider choice. New thoughts are both
capital and tools. Thinking men conon,a,ad
success, Let the home department re-
ceive due a1<nRtion. Settle outstanding
accounts, AMOS far as practicable, start
square with the year. Improve the farm
on paper. Lay drains and build walls
with pen and ink, plant fields with pencil
and ruler. Get the whole farm and It's
future operations by heart, and thus be
ready for the coming campaign. Then
enlarge good farming into good 'neigh-
boring" Start the farmers club. urge
forward neighborhood improvements, bet
ter roads, superior school-houses, and
whatever the public need These labors
will fill the leisure of Winter pleasurably
and with proft.-1ae Ag.
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SIZE OF TREES FOR TRANsPLANTING
1t is advisable not to buy trees of more
than three or four years growth. Trees
ten or twelve feet high may look more
promising when first set out, but those of
five to six feet will, in few years, out
strip the former, and if properly cared for,
be far superior. The probability of loss
by removing larger trees, is also much
greater.-Am. Ay.
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ETC.,, ETC.
r Y GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES.
AND CLOTHING
AT REDUCED PRICEsl

ROBERT FILM, Vflnore C,,.o,-
is closing out his entire stocI of C "a county,
dueed prices All the Goods are new, oa At re-
the latest and most fashionable styicS ''t 20, oi
greater part of which have been bongbt ~ me
la'e 2prhg sales, for cash, and will he cios t''s
GU. c,enp Any person in want of any ar,;ii eros1u
IN IN 't,,S aIie VIII please call, ms am dctcrnir
for Fall Goods. ra,'. ,'.SNe -. room
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at the following very low prices:
Hunting Verge Watch, warrantcd:..:::..-.SSf
Hunting Silver g finders hitherto sold IN
this town Al so. and then reduced 20
Sl4- viii now sell at fr,.nl::::-Io % 10 SIl=
Hunting Levers 90 !
Open Faced Cylinders, heretofore
sold al Sl0, viii sell at frum.:::S7 ro s +
open Faced Detached Levers::...SL0 % 20 Sl--
Ill 'rafches SOLD 1rH Be ,rGrraa.sF 70 GO p
t'refee months. or e1chaHge yor GHo.hrr q s.--
raiue.
Everybody is invited to call aud ezs-z
the stock, as style II is unrivalIcd in this st--
munlty, willie the prices al which II j. oHs-.
are unrI 'edentedly low Goods sold &.
CASH only.
1EAParticular attention paid TO rer.--.
Clocks. Watches. Jewlerv. &c. of aT Ira
for which the Cambria Iron Company ..,~-
viii lie taken at par. All work warranted
TOWN AND COUNTRY STOREKEEFEE
supplied with Watches. Jewelrv. Ec-. s., i
than city prices. JOS. G. HOLMES. A-ar-
Sept. $, lS59.-ly.
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a e Sefus Table.

Counting plants one foot apart each
way, we shall have forty-three thousand
five hundred and sixty upon an acre, be-
cause an acre contains that number of
superficial feet. Take the figure in the
first column Of the following table as the
distance apart, and an acre will contain
the number of plants in the second col
umn
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19
BOWLING SALOON.

- - = i'o''
Inc Undersigned having opened a Bowlinm
saloon, connected with his Restaurant. in tLo
basement OF Myers new Hall, res pectfu1lv ral
quests all who wish good exercise to rive bir,
a call Refg@ ALE and LAGER BEER. of tba
most approved manufacture constantly ON
hand. THOMAS u1ppfiSS,, oA
Ebensburg, August 25, ls59:tf
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-01-19

BEST APPLES IN New YoRK MARKET.
The Newtown Pippin commands the
highest price. Parties are now paying
50 and So per barrel, for shipping to Eu-
rope. Spitzenbergs, r. L. Greetings, and
Raldwns follow the Newtown Pippins in
price. Large quantities of Russetts are
sold, but usually at lower prices than the
aboye.--4ns. Ag.
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New Tailoring establishment.

'Nhe undersigned respectfully informs
"A the citizens of Ehcnsburg and vicinity.
that he has opened Tailoring establishment
next door to DR.. Bunn's nru; Store. where he
Is prepared to manufacture garments of the
latest style and most complete Workmanship.
lie hopes by strict atteutier to bu siness 10
merit and receive a share of patronage.
THOMAS DEVINE
Ebensburg, Sept. /, 1859:ly.
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j. PATTON THOMPSON, WITH
kk4EDREBGE &, e,n

importers and Jobbers in NoTIoys. Uo-
Z sIERY, GLOVES, TRIMTIEGs, SILK HAxDKpR-
CHIEFS, CRAyATs and FANCY GOODS. No
Alb Market street, (7ruiH 4 Bros OH stand !
Laug p, lS59tfl PHILADELPHIA
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GINsENG.-Minnesota ginsengis selling
in the St Louis market at 81 cents per
pound. Ginseng will hereafter be one of
the exports of that State.
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%
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Superior L3ducement to fhe Pubic,
new and sure Plan for obtaining CT
~ and SILVER WATCHES. and ofTr--.
ubie Prizes. Full particulars rivep in rz
logues, which viii be sent free to all ur.- g.
plication
Valuable Gifts, worth from 90 cts. 10 :.
. GUARANTEED to each purchaser. Slt5
IN Giits have been distributed To NV ra--z
within the past six mcnths-Sl50.n 600 -.s
distributed during the next six months
The inducements offered Agents arc -~
liberal than those Of any other house il I
business
Having been in the Publishing and Tr.
selling business for the last eight weak. Il
experience enables me to conduct the G
EntefI'riAe with the greatest satisfaction % s.
&@ AGENTS WANTED in tyG
Town and County.
For fun particulars address
DUANE RIIISON.
Quaker City Publishing House.
33 South Third Street, Philadelphia. p
Sept. %, lS59.-4m.
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ERENsBURG FoUNDRS.

- ANlNG purchased the entire $40
- and fixtures of the Ebensburg Founl.
tie subscriber is prepared to furnish ta'I'
and others with
Il q q II s, Il L o Z e. II POiAI''
5 II d YES. HILL ONSr
THRESHING MACHINES,
and castings of any kind that may be ne1a'
In the community.
By strict attention to the business o. I.
concern, he hopes to merit, and trusts be p
receive, liberal patronage from those
want of articles in his line.
All business done at the Foundry
EDWARD GLAsS
September l, lS59-tf
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FTNION HOUSE. Tb.nvh,,r,l D.

I MON HOUSE,, Ebansburg, Pa
~ JoHS \. BLAIR, Proprietor
Also, in connection. BLAIR 4 Co.'S HACKS
viii leave the ''UI,ion House" for WiImore
station in time to take the Eastern and West
ern trains. Every accommodation will be af
ioraed to make passengers comfortable.
August %, lS59:tf
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ECEAE ANNOU UNCEMEYI
0,GGO Catalogues.

QC1EER CITY PiS2LISUyyc Jy0Tzr
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY
EHG HADIIS

are particularly invited TO an inspection oil
present stock and prices. EAR DROPS t.L.
erto sold at 81 80 viii now be sold at - .s
dnd 'cGTrGHfed 10 stand fns test Of srs4r. B-.az
Pins. Rims. &C. al a reduction
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q E TEE EN-!
GOLD AND .SIL YER T4TCEEl

l would call your attention 10 NY beau1S
assortment Of
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ENLARGED AND RENISEp-N-
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
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ESSloEAL CARDS.

~ ID. MURRAY, ATTORNEY At LAW.
~ Ebea7burg, Pa. Office opposite Craw-
io'! Hotel a"E >, ,l859.tf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

Dcnnerliaes BEN 9trn MGrI 1860, um 10
llbr Sprmittass, fol- an Der gBcbnuns bss lln-
tusrthnrtrn, nobe bel Siesrrspile, In glcrrpbeit"
Gaa 6aunI6ip, 2sha GauntS, naAtCnamter SaI,
errisStod 6fentlih pertauit perbrn'
3mri braune Yfsrbe, 8 bis 8 Sabre alt, aoeIdbe
quite Carriage unp Sauersis pferre llnp. cine sel-
ke Sattrlmabrr, ssltr Ndbren 2 unb Sabre
alt, cine braune Wdbre SABRE alt unb traesnb
pCn Campbell SadIOn, Elm bralmer Saul 7
Sabre alt unb I6nsl, ein 8 iabrser 5amtlisns
9aut C5u6s) siu trauneS Odulsftllrn 2 Sabre
alt, Gin braunes Odulsfiarn Satr alt (St.
@Garles TalTe } Gin swejabriger Depon1Gtre Bull,
elm rinjdbrssr DURHAM Sua, 10 S6aafe, ,tpsi
brsitraperiss 4s9aulsWdgen GrjbpbIrs unb elm
anberer 8Oby, Gin neuer 4'@dulspassu, elm Sc
@dulswagen. elm 2.0,dulswaeen, elm Sarb, 2
SclSI6tten. 2 Ylar Ssuleiten nit Shsmsl, 6.
5ura' 'YHdee. Ser9pfIise, g8rlIatrrnpFu8, 1
8slI6tcrnpa 1 9uItipatcr, Gsssn, 1
Ylerpnr&rn. SdemaIdins, Observation-Disclosures
bel Yferpegspalt, Strpbbanf, 98inbmibts, elm.
lpGnnisrs 9fnbsssIdirr, 6 Srt I6psrrS Ge16irr;
gantir. @eIGirr, Carriage. @el4irr, 2 @Fuess
gcI6ire, Jliessnnebe, &amste unb Sinpbalfs
tern, Steif. unb YHusswansrn, &i9fstten, Seb-
tetn, DHifs unb 'Seu9abeln, etne 5tnfttrfrtte,
Sprrrfstten, Stranse SaltttrnI4sllrn, @rass
ienlen, 6ru6trrffe, unO nod pirle anSere @rtitsI
gu rpritIGuftig gu mrIbsn.
Sr9s Mrnate Grerit unb Nufpartung bon
@oparo &ern.
5rbruar 8. 1860. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
Srtruar IS.
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

Wlttlpo66 Den 7ten MGr3 nd6ten5,
uni ~ ubr Mittass, fol- AM Saule brs Inter.
l6ristenen, In giiepsr'Wacuneie 5aunI6ip, 2r6a
Gauntp, fclscnbes prrIGnli6e SrrmGgen Sfrntli6
perfauft rprrpen, namliA
5dnf 9ferpe, tpprunter f4 elm gutter 9trber unb
Elm gutter Satrt9uul befinpen, 13 Stiid 9iinbs,
SieD, Shweinr, 3 SirsGulapa9en, wprunter T6
Elm SUbcpwa9en nit Sprescl unb Dede trlinbrt
unb weI6rr 70 gut uls nsu ii, 2 YHtige, 8 @s.
gen, 9BelI6fcrnpfu9 unO gBdI6tcrnesse, 0reI6.
maI&tne unp 9ferrrscmalt 70 gut ais nsu 2
9aar Seuletern mb S6smsl, @je16irr fir fiinf
pferre. 5Iissennebe, &ummete unp Slntbalfs
tern, 9flu9ss unb tpppelte Qsnen, Gin SuGrIattel,
S@irbtarren, Stsifpaa9rn, YHusswaassn unN
S6ilI6riprr, Gru6trsif uno @ranslenIrn, Sperrs
fettsn, &iibfetten, 5HRfterfsts, Scppcln, 8e6en,
SsusatrIn, Mif9abeln, sin Barrel nit Sripr,
cine SuantitGt gGasrnaren, g9eiscten unb 81.
den Ylanfrn beim 9unCert, g1asenpei6Ieln, Ga.
8rnbcIS unb nod Sisrrid artitel 3u mRanbti8
81 mflbrn.
Die SrbinSun9G, ant Srtaufstasc unb 2IuI.
lpartun9 pen
StanfIin Worltclter.
6struar IS. nqbG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
o ON Con0reR.

g8aI I&tnstpn, 5et. 6.-Srnat.-
Wtrrrr petitpnen, gutrG9e unb Sille In SGug
auf bic YenfOnen Der Sstrransn BON 1912, bic
@ratiTfatipnen BON 8eamtrn, berrn InlclIne
bur4 ben Ssnat ui6t ssnrbmst wurpe, bic @cs
talte Der Wartns' 3a6lmsilter, bic Ginri6tma
BON Yclts8putrn, unb bas Sprtaultrr6t in Gals
ifcrntsn sn8rn ein.
gBbisiau prn GcnnelIer bra1te cine Bill Gin,
bic grtouun9 elmer @adfc Gilentabn uno bic grs
rtdtun9 rinsr 9Clesr ptrns 2inie mad Galtfrmirn
trtrefcnp. 9luf @wn'S Nntras gum Druid be.
orNert.
Die 8fl dtr bic 9lesulrun9 hrr @eGattr Der
Marjnr geamtcn wuree fir ttnitiSen Mpntas
auf bic Ga9sscrpnun8 8sirBt.
Yrarce ron WarplanO trantrasts cine Mit=
tteiIrms Der pif,iellrn Goueippnpen, spiI6en bent
Scr. Staatrn @eIanrtsn In G9ina uno Dem pas
bin 9rlsnpsten GpmmiFdr.
OoS $ a us crnannte bic Serren 8rcp bon
9nniglpanien, Wiles. non SGe Carolina uo
gtbatrse Ypn SenneIee ols Committee, um Dem
YraIrenten fOrmel bic Sr9anilatipn pes Geno
9rs6rS onSu3eiscn.
Glarf Spn NiHourt SerpaGrtr T6 etscn bic
Nn9atr rtnrr 3ritune, ale Eate CT 9ciaet, Dpus
9la5 iet bic rrlte SGabl Der Drmctrotir ppn WiI.
icuri. Dies Is nidt wabr.
@af pHelp's antras sins man Johann ,ur 9r.
ratbun9 Der YCfref5t'Sia iitsr. Dian crtlGrz
te nit 157 9eSrn Al Stimmrn bic 9eratbuaa
bariiber fir cine prnsl6r. Die Debate Be-
l6rdntte lib bauptIadlt6 auf bic 6rasc pb ben
poltcntraftcun 3tnlen uno in pel6em Sstraae
fit bic SsS6srtf NuFSabIuns ssrniaist pcrrcn
| Iptlen.
Sjerauf I6ritt man CUR g8abI rines Tbar6ti.
t.rs, uno tei Der srlen @bammun9 it Sr. M r.
| t n, 9tsp., nit 1i0 sesen 1O7 Stimmsn CT.
rG6lt worbsn. Dirlsm gussans folstr bic gks
| Trimming lir ein 9oameifrr, bel prl&Sr Sr. 6 Il.
{ a 8, 8sp., nit 108 sssen t06 Stimmsn CT,
frdblt ipUrbn ia.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

Srcita 9 Den 2ten Wdr5 1860,
TIM 10 ll6r SOrmittass, ira am SauIe brs I'm.
trrIAricEsnsn, in Niepsr Milforb GaunI9tp, Sc.
6a Gauntp, fplsrnper wertbppllr Saueut.Stod
auf BfcntIt6sr Senru prtauft perben, namIid:
Ord pIertr, prruntsr 2 trd6tise Ndbrrn,
Gin prrtreffltss Sattrl unb aud eisperpfsrb, 2
6darn, nSmli6 Gin 2.jibri9es unb rn t.iG6rt'
sss, 2 DcrIrff&c nrh junge &iiGr, benabe am
talten, z 9tinpsr, wpopn trasenb linb 3 SGus
ICrI6wstnr Gin I6pCrer b;tttr lbriger @Guls.
pasen, 70 gut ais neu. unp eisnst la gut gum
&r; fatren, Gin Gaulswussn 70 gut ais neI, 2
@r;tabies 70 gut als reu, Elm anprsr 3.9aulsba-
by, 2 nod nsue Yftse, z usue Gssen, Drrf4-
maldne nit 9feoe9ewalt, Gin nruer patent
g8rlI4fprnIaellrr, cine nod nsus SuttsrIGneto.
Wai6inr, 2 Yaar 0sulritrn, (popUn ein Yaar
nod nru) nit S6emel, 2 QftsrseI6irre, Sors
perseI4trre, 8ls9snnebe, Jtummsts, 8 Blinb.
balItcrn, cine Soppellene, SpljIAlittsn, tpo>
pUn rinrr nod nsu, Gin S6iettarren, 5ru6trsff,
@raeirnIe, 9fusswaage, cine 4s@Gulswaass, Gin
Sett SrI9laa9sIdtrr, gSassnpnps, 6uuftrrtsttr,
Sptrrtetlr, StuBs unb anbGe Gstten, Scpprln,
cd 'pprn, Gjabsln, DrummIdss, Gin uniibsrrris
fIiGrr SGleiffIrin, 2 Sdrul GBis, unp nod Ssle
anHGr Nrtifel ;u umltdnoli4 allrS brr an3ufiits
rerl.
Sr6S Nlpnatr Grcbit unb quite @uiwartuns
pirp 9egebrn wtrrrn son tem llntrrlaristrnen.
Senrp 9erjel, it.
gtrutum 3iesrnfub, @aetIrnfer.
SSrtruar 8. na4m