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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

sSriilbj0brS@0iitcr
an benz StOGr son
Bur6oe llno ) ones,
20. 9, SR Samiltpn Strabs, 8 Starsn unter'
balls pcm
SlnemsS5 sS5nuie.
QHir erorsirn bjelc G5elceenbeit, INN bas 4ubGs
FUN It; tenathrihti0en, cOe mir cGbcn ben arSBtGn,
lhEnFen uno nrblft(lisn Stcd SrdbiabrssStter in
ptsisr Staot erbalten baten.
OreB@ Setbe en.
GRir uduidben tsicucere 2tufmertlamfeit ouf un:
ct rsibss uno srcGsS IdcrttmSnt non OrcF;SstoEu
~ lentsn, als
S6ncy Seipsn BON alien StSls unb Gualitdtrn,
9epSbnlt6e I6wnrse Setcs pcn alien glr'
ten unb preiesn, 70 pte 16warS'fsu'
rirter Seibs pcn ben neueRen
Stpls.
Ore - 81 Il ter.
Setene QuRrrs,
Srp6e 9ppIins,
9teiGr fiaurtrte @rilsllsS,
Yarts sebrudte 9areges,
gluSeeIuhte STYLES georudte G9alltrs,
0'cwtbnliter pcplin,
GjemT6nlds wulIsnc Delains,
@epD9nIt6er unb f9urtrter Oeba9e.
S1awl8 S1apI5 ! S6aplS
S6war,e Stella S6awlS,
Shwar,e Ietoene SGanls,
S6par,e Gttbet S6owlS,
@tbrudte tesrGn;te S6awlS.
SrIbjobre buffers
lnoeI6mildte Eu6 buffers,
5Gnrp geltrefte DuiierS.
Wtdrmere unb &uabensGjiiter.
SAwar,es SUD, Iebr rcblfeil,
S6warSe @aeimere BON allen Aualttaten,
GjewSGnlides Dra6 Guh,
5antD @aBimcre, Elm 9rCbs5 2hCrtemsnt,
91Cuene Ylaips
6weeps unp 9tniegs.
@imbeimilcbe Sitter.
G'etleiGsr 8cpfttBen,ise isensMusltn,
gsblei6ter StUtin9 Wuelin,
un9etlri6tsr Sbeettns 'Mueln,
@etleidter unc unseblei6ter Shifting sMusltn
Bett 9idngs BON alien GualttSten, unb
JuniIure @GedS.
Slannels Don alien 2Irten.
S0l5
Sei rem Sad unb tetm 8uI6d.
81 fnrele
Sn 9an3en, balten unO Oieril SGrrelS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

Der llntersct6nete 3dNt tirrmit Dem publttum
an, Bag cr beitGnoi9 auf 9anp b1It an einer Jtut'
i6ens Tatrit In Shnedspi1e, Qe6a @ountY, ale
gIrten &utf cbeu. Die CT an rcn alIrrnteoerlrn
prsi1en atlnBsn wtro. Dicie 6atrit teIte9t leIt
Siclen Sobrsn mb bat lth bur6 feline oauerbattG
unb wpblfeile gIrtet einen 9uten 0tuT rrwortsn.
ytur bic bette Waterialien wcroen tennbt uno 9e'
l6idte Nrteiter onsslellt. So III immtr cine gro
&c Ger16iepenbstt pprrdtg aus wClfer man Itd
wGbn fam. gBcm man f6 cine nCue &utI6r
Uber anbereS Sntr3eu9 beileat. ipirb bic Sclisl'
lung prompt erfuut wsrpm. &sparatlrrn werSsn
idnru unb bipi9 auSaefttrt. gEeil Der Gi9en
tbiimer lcnem Gjfihditc isre QuImertiamtcit nib
met, uno feline 5ubrweten an OauerbaIt8feit,
S6Tnbeit mb 8iaieFeit tsnen anoan i'm Staat
nnGltrtsn, 70 oarf CT Ypn GcdtSws9sn auf cIn'n
3uwo6s Der libeolm Rmtl6oft rChnen wcmit
man ibn bercits baebrtc.
CAS- On 9 a d it mcn 0utbprilirter q
gent I'M 5ubrwelen 3u prrfaufcn no Srlcllm8rn
paftir anjunebmn, fin wclfe 2Irifrl id gut lte'
ben werpe.
Sonatbdn $oeB.
glpril 10, 1861. na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
0lei6 ia Il 8:
Sin POLES l(fortsmsut Queens unc elOspoorrn.

9tun fir bic Bargains
Sn GrCjsrtes !-osrrlibGr elbtr 3udlr 6 Cts,
6Gltcr Gjsber 8 Gents, wtigGr 10 Cents SIP Sep
+ / Ncailss, @rtra fdbnsrsr 9Ctouer Syrup 9Qc
IafIs II @nts, Sbes, 80lTcs, Spsitss, Silb, Sols
u. (. 10.
llnfr Stcd III 81 umfan9reieb um p8h,irt ~
nsroen. IS IT Su eurEn 5uterelitn uufGrn QaB pcn
Sor9aIns iu beiudcn, psIcher htb an so. 8, QDet
pamilton StraRe in ausnt0uu btfuoet. IS III Der
brittle Stcbr cbsrbalb SbnCd's 2(rltr bctd
o. lut 2trtsn ron 9anbssprCoutttn wlrotn i'm
Hustoulb fir @8o0rtn onstncmmen.
Is. M. Hppcr. %. <. Screb.
llnenaun, Qpril 10. nobp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
(Silt rterser @imf01lf

9pn SrGbjabrss unb SOmmers0dter.
cNis llntsrgibnstGn iiuo ueulb pcu @tupcrt unt
- pbilooelpbia jurdd9stcbrt, nit sinsm lsbr arc:
Sen upo fcbpersn Stct ron Srdbiabrss uno Scm,
merz8tter, peltbe oeisbc rrcblfeiIer enbietcn, of
oieIsbe ie ebeOfm in oisier Stott gum 8ertouf ans
9ebOtcn wcrosn inp-bstsbsno aus sinsm pctIsn III:
prtsmCnt ron
9dbicS Sre6=SSaarem,
8srsse Gnstes, YOIte GtiUers, Ssress Oetutn
fsurrter unb ungel6mudtsr 0ebrse, Oucals,
ppasne Dslains Elm SUaltdnbtses Nhortemrnt
16par,sr unb fsurirtsr Sebe, Elm poles gIls
Icrtement S6awls, IplAr ols gsbrudte unr
9rp6a, teerdn;te Stella, 8bttst, pClene uno
fsurirtr S4awls, Elm Solles enforcement 1us
fires, 8astan" unb Sad.@lpafs, Gables unp
MtEss 8riiblinsssSttrts.
GBir babsn ebsnfoIs Elm pcuTanbisss afcrtsmcut
sinbeimilher Sitter, as
Jfattun, MuSGtn, @instams, Gbsds, 8tdtnes,
5lannrls, @uttcn'5lannel, SiI&tii6er,
uno cine ercGe @erIbicosnbsit auoerer Sitter, mel:
dc mir on Den nisori9ten prsiBen gum @srtoaf an:
6ieten. gu pertaufGn be
Rcnin9er uno 5beimer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
6ulbim NIB 6rieiemcr
3aDn a. 9ler3te,

no. 46 Of SamiltOn Stra6r, cine 50are unter.
9aID y. @'atb unO Sos Stobr In 2Iuentom.
65ulOtn unO c3rslemsr rpGniheu osm puttfum
aehur9spclI betannt gu MAIDEN, bl6 iie cine SfRte
'rennet BADEN an Sc. 46 on. oomiltCu Sroge. cine
Sburt unterbaIo .. G5utb unp @c's Stchr, uno Tap
PC nun berSlt fno Glle 81 bcolencn, nelbs ibrer
Oisnfs bsnStbiSt fno, in ltatm mas sur 3abnOr,nC.
tunes 9sb6rt. Gle bahen beioe rtrle Grfabrun0 in
Dem e'sib6tt uno qloubtn eaB le aux. Ole ibnen br
Ssrrau,n ibsntsn, sur VGOlssu 3ufrieonbsit 6sois
ntn tCnnsu.
3dene wsrben ousnrSparn nit Sclltcmmener Si.
6srbstt, @siatdIidtsit unp SOrsfaIhBteit.
psricnEu ron bsidbrdnthn Nlittdu finoGn ts ,u it.
rem @crtbSi wenn ile bei tbntn Ouruftn, oa prlis
osrabFeunStn gu oerCn Gunfsu 9en,atbt wsrocn lrl:
len.
g. S' Vnlein. q. Grtcfcmcr.
auentaun, Hprll 10, 1861. noIS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
NrpfefIDr Oe 6ratb'S
ELECTRIC OIL.

Die neuc SerfabruneSart. - GIsstrilbs
pdlfe-Shmeryn ftbren Den 500 bsrbei; beisiti9e
bis SdmsrSsu, uno Der 8rantbst 1T @inbalt ses
than.
prCf. De Giratb's Electric Oil 1T bas Bunoer
ocs 3ettatsrs ftr ScI9enoGs on Menfben unp @isb /:
SIS
Gurirt Rbeumatisnl, oft in sinsm Sage.
Gurirt 9ieura9ia uno 5obupsb, in 2 gRinuten.
Gurirt 8rampf i'm gRa9eu, Rinutsn.
Gurtrt Brono uno anoere 8unoen, uno Suetib
unaen, bis Sa9en.
Gurirt 8cpfhmerisn, Is gRiuutsn.
@urirt @ruda, feifen pals, Q9ue, elmer Sladbt.
Gurirt piIes, sefbwclIene Stands, 10 Sassn.
@urtrt 5eIcns, 9ebrchene 8rtltS, SaIi 8beunb
2 bis Sa9sn.
Gurirt pemcrrbu9e strufuIu, 4tfses, 6 bis 10
Soeen.
&urirt psrfrcrns SdGs unb Gbittains, l bis
Sa9en.
&urirt 2tsus unO Siebcr, bis ? Soscn, uuO al:
te nerpSIe unb ftrcfulSe anfdlIG.
Gurirt 2aubbsit in bis a Sa9en.
@urirt aQs S6merjen i'm Sidsn, 8ruft etc. in
2 Saesn.
Gurirt gtratbes, Sproins. @5oUs, Splint unb
Spapin an pferoen, in bis Sa9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
GjrpScreien ! Gjrp3ereien a!

Wr05creirn ! 0jrUjereten
* 9Btr haltrn ein frtihts uno <ss;xfz
fMs9t--B-s 9utsS Niicrtfment ron @rc fTEIIEzIFa
N14sAgsaSD ,Srsttn ouf oouO, ais Bud HI ss6SNIEJ
sas-sssEFs Ct, Goltt, 9Jlctalis u.. 10. Ggll4L-AB
uno elm ollatmenS afTorttment ucn alien }(rtn Gi:
ter Die 9eruSbnlib in einem wcbl9eb0lttnen Srcd n:
NBOOrens uno GrO3ercienStcbr sciudbt werbsn.
2)ie C6i9en Gjitrr hno an ben nieeeriten @aor:
9cospreFen sinsetauft, uno fclIsn pertouft meroln
an preiBsu rpelbt gu oeu 3sitsn paGen.-Ruf9t bS
uns an uno uurrlutbt unlgrs Sitter sbs ibr lcntpC
tauft.
Jobtal 3. SurSee. 2Snlter Z. :JpncS.
ltpril 10. n06U
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
: DO nCue SSubrmerfen

uertaufcn!
800 ii brt rsm wUblfeim SutIGenmaGr,
5Cnatban StB, in S6nstspiur, ge6a Gauntv,
line bic iGrnlten &utiten unp anpers 6ubrperten
gu irten, auf Die man is poe 2Iuss ssrihtrt Bat.
Daruntrr iinr lstGte uno Ihwrrc, unp bic Vre.
fen lnb na6 zen 3etten seri6tet. 8pmmt pn.
br 9si4winp gum
Jonathan SCe.
S&nGdssiar, Qpril 10, naAm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

Sln Der Stntt 2lIcntnun, Rehn Gp.
llntcrpidnrtcr mUnltt itinn 5remeen uni
Dem putliIum titrrbaupt bsIannt gu MAIDEN, boi
er nrultd enen
SSemem Snbaf 2tobr,
om idO 6itIi6en 9de ter 6amitton uno 9ten
StraBen, IN Allentnun, erG1neL BAT, ollpp CT je'
berjeit
2(Ue lrten pon Gi9oren, &ou0s, &aus
mo Stbnupf Salad,
70 mic aud ytNf 5abad, bsim @'roBcn unb Rle'
nsn, an ban oIlunietrisRm @eBrn gum 8erfaui
anbictet. OeBaIejden halt CT satei aud
Ginen uoIlitdnoiscn Suttcr.5tobr,
In mfldem cr ilAs ale 2Irten UCn Gctraitcn,
6Iausr, 0teht, S4rot, HlGit H. +. ~. sonS biltg
gum &crtauf Salt.
Scfe, yumpCn, Il. T. no, rrrten I'M Nus'
louid. iiir ptigc gGnnrcn onsenOmmen un0 aud
wenn SerIanAt, SarBeo rofir teSablt.
@r ii oanttar fir trreit0 sencbmr SunbIGaft,
unb wirp iih itcts trmuben birldte, pur& biaiat
Yrebs, CUTE QGaaren unO quite 8ebnntung, I'M.
mer nod berrutrnp ju rrrmsbrm.
Benjamin Stettler.
Nuauit8 na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
6 i ~ c II s q Il E,
@fe Der @bur6 2laeg upO 5amiItrn Strage, erIs
1bure oberbab Der 8eiOrntirtsn Rir9e,

lbure UbGrbalb Der NslOrmrtGn 6rde,
inN llentaun.
Die llntrrisd)netsn babGn letbtn tneu neutn unb
lebr 0uF9teiChnstcn Stcd prn QH00rsn, lbidlib tit
Gle Sabrsistt, sin9Glt9t, psldtr he 9c9enwirtie gu
Rlcibern fir ocu Srtibling uno Scmmtr prortei
ten, beitCbsnO aus Gbem Sci wslbr fiir bicks Sab
i'm Martt gu nnoen mar.
SCnImt unb Isget rbe ibr lOnitwC fault,
unO ibr merod cub balO iibsrieuat babsn, Dap jbr
bier Den 9rGBtGn 9Butb fur suer Gslo bstcmmt.
0Sir bdbem 2gucS
Uas in oas Gtitbdit siues 8tsiogrbaulrs atbGrt-,u
Wsttlauttt9 gu nHloen.
&unbenarbsit pper Sltttsr auf SslttlIuna
werr,n ebGufaUs uab Der nsueitSn glcoe uno btitsn
9Ransr ron uns gGieftrt uno aaraniirt cas- ;u lsir
fir mas ht oertauft weroen Ger9tGct nibt ii,
9 IN Qrei6 9 3 10 u:!o q Il 6.
Jlm Gbmciber.
Sle pdufbn oucb su1citb SbnGoer torouf ouf:
mcrtiom gu mGheu, raB tte Die N9rutur pCn 3mti
WcoCbaulsr BADEN, uno tSnutn he r0bsr i'll Irbsr
3Cit NIT oen nuittn NRcosu psrcheu.
O~T-Se ine 9IelbfalIs A9Cutcn fir Bgeb's pa:
tent 9idbmolhuen, welcbCs bic bette Naithnt in Sc:
brouh it, 6t;uQitb ouf GinfatbbGit 0cGfanbioe gyle:
thanilhs GCuirutcn uuo Die Wcr;iotihtcit ihrsr
HrtGjt. YtCife.-0ic. 6 tCfttu $50 &c. ), SO
9ic. 3, SI00-un6 Sc. 4, no.
9teli9b uno Sreinia.
1uEutoun. ?(rril 10. 1861. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
0tne IcbGtbare NNebt,in.


gBabreno Der irBi9en @cbe boben nht nenieer
oils unlerer Sreunoe, weltbe hcb btrecCn ttsBsn
prcf. De @ratb's Electric Oil fir &bGumatsm
uno Saubbcit gu 9ebroutben, in 6ct9e Der Setannt;
macbuna IN unlerp SpaIten, bet uns pcr9eIprchen
um uns oas RGlultot ibrCs 8erluchs mitjubStten.-
DieIG Qercnen perfihern unS, oaB tbre 8beumott:
Itbe ShmGrSen 9inilidh turir ino, ourb nur eint9S
IpplifoticuGn ron prcf Dt Giratb'S ,,@lettrit Stl
uno oicletbe smpfblsn bS6sn 6Ebrout alien eeioen:
oen an tr9eno elmer 8rantbett, ptbe gu surirsn 50
bcttmmt it,
Gs fbsint oag Rbeumntism, Soubbtit, GturaI:
9ia, aeIbwc(lfnt uno IteifC 9ettnte, uno anbsre
Srantbstsn, psIcbsn pir allie untsrpcrfcn inb, brc
SbrsdIihteitsn rerIoren baben. YrGf Dc @jratb's
Electric Oil nirO warrautrt ir1cno einen Sall in
einsr nur turIcn 5eit uuo an 9erin9cn llntCt,n u
betlen. DaBslhe surirt elettbfanS Sraibts, SAILS
Sprans uno SplintS an pfsrbGn.
~ beum III a / s nj.
Der arcgl G,frl9 oieiss Sels in Der @urirunq
pcn @h1umatsm uno tis srcRe llebermaht otslGr
RTanthtit (bGinahe ieoe perlsn hat bieitIbe mCbr
cccr penocr aefjtblD bSlve9t uns etui9S Bgnertun;
3sn In 8eju9 earouf fcl9en ju IGB,n.
Gs tno ;psi 2trtsn Rneumatism-ois Atuts uno
Ole GbrcniIhe.-Bet osr Utute Rbeumutem hat
man untelhrsbIths Shmerjsn in manchen Sic.
bern, ben 8nieen, Shulotrn, pGne9etsnteu. ett.,
ino, lcnoGrn lponoeru, Elm G5ueb nit pietsr Rr0ft
an9refGn, uno es eann mteoer pcroBGn, uno Gin am
ocre6 an9rsiftu-uno 70 fcrt. Das ichmerienpcle
Slieo III ashpcnen uno bic oout oartber oft roth
ole aerinelte 8eweeuna aibt Stbmsrj Die ShnCr:
gen fno INNER pabrenb Der 9iaebt 9rSBer. uno ale
all9tnGtne Sate pcrmCbrCn fttb ourh pBe.
Die anoers @attuu9 non 8bGumOtiem wire Gbrcs
utlb 9enannt. 9De9en Der edn9t Der 3eit eaB ite
oGuert fam bGrlrbIn audi Elm 2nerif pcn Der Qtute
fclasn, coer mOl itbon bei oem Beainu Den Gbar0t:
ter 0srlsLben annehmGu. DteRIte 1T WenIeer &C:
fabrIlh, unb mCnn oisisbe Elm flsines @lieo an:
erSlft (siue 8rantbsit Die non glanbsn @cut ee:
nonnt wtrb) 70 wro oaBtte bider, oann itsif unb
ptr9rGBsrt btslslbsn ~ Den @nosn Der ttttntn Rnc
den.
DisiES .oGimitte (De Grath's Glettrit Si) fell:
te unnoh9isbia fir Ginen be0tuknosu 3titraum.
,penn nctblpenoio, in SGllen ron &broniher Rbsu.
matism arbraubt mcrotn. Die Rihtousoauer III
bic cin5t9s lrlade wsnn tsns @ur bcpirtt
pirb.
III ia db n. - Die llrlatbsn BET 8bsumatisn
iiuo cine loemmun9 oeS Shmesss. lhnelIe 9Sehfs
I'M Wettsr, uno eeihpinbe Qbpehleluue ron ter OF
Sc gum RaltCn. - Oas @lettrtlhe Oil beIGiti9t Oi
oemmuu9 uno itet ote @srpc:@ital Sub neocr II
otn Sang uno Seunbbst Crbalt wtCocr Die Sber
| hano.
3u perfaufen be allen Drua9ifsn uno 6Gn0lcrr
in ben 8sreni9ten Stauten uno Den @onapGs.
6aupt= =Depct.-Nlo. PIT Sdo Ste Sna
&c, pbilaoslpbto, pa.
0S5~GtsufaIs gum 8srtouf in NGentoun bsi
9amoll uno Mortin.
| Sstruar, 20. nq3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
Gull! Snl;l @nl,l

C3tmGblsnes eiperppCt SOti in Sadsu unt beim
8ulba; fsiueS 2Qbtcn bsi Ger Suontitat coer in
SSdsn, Ic pis fltine 0iarp Sats-rpeltes allies on
oen nieerritsn lre5sn pertault wro
3u pcrtaufsu bCl
Heninaer unb Sneinter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

tern, tbre 9rUbe auspnbt BON @iitern an gang
teratseiesten preiirn, fir Saarselb ;u Ssrtaus
fen, ME fol9t
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

6eute geBfnet!
so nrue StNe fbwar3 lspsue GtCOts unb Soaor:
teln pom So bis 1925.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

81. 8.-2Grlci eont ssprcNrufts Ueron fir 65Us
fer On9enOmmen uno Der bShlis NlarttprIts erGaubt
uerttu ts Den unttrlbristtnsn, al DC. 5 HGsit pa
milton Str0Bs.
9tentnSr unU S&rimsr.
2(utntaun, 2(priI 10. nQbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

@rpbe Bargains in Sud-.
@o6imcrSS, Bsitiu9s, Smesps, Scans, eiucns, etc,
etc., cts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
svtIb ! sytI6! Tijtb!

Nls NRatrsleu SO. uno :, in 9Onjsn, holten uut
piertel Bdrrels, Stolsffh, 9etrCdnets @cehlb, Scr
rinss, II. (. p.,-,plth, an ben uisosrittn prsifen
gum &srt0uf an9sbCten wsresn, lei
9tenngr unp SAemer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01

2(utntaun, 2(prll 10.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-01
B(ufet ole Grumpete 3!
Mladt bic berrlitbe 9teui9feit befannt !
Sins 9OterB unD SObn

NaGsn jebt benz putltum bstannt baB Fe
nun einen iebr srcbsn Nammut9 Stpd BON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
Exemption.

A bill is before the legislature to exempt
from execution, seizure and sale for debt
$1,000 worth ofPrinting Inaterial-under-
stood to be the usual value Of a printing
Office. This is fair, provided it is right TO
exempt the tools Of mechanics and the stock
and apparatus Of farmers which the law al
ready exempts. All classes ought to be
served alike and eYenly favored, provided
exemptions are favors TO any, which is
somewhat doubtful--at least, doubtful in
some cases. We are at loss to offer any
argument fayoring exemption laws, except
the argument which flyors the abolition Of
all collection laws. The tendency Of all ex-
enp4ion laws, and other legal impediments
in the way Of holding and selling property
for debts, is toward the abolition Of all col
lection laws. this tendency appears as an
accompaniment to the rushing music Of the
times; it is an essential part Of the revou-
ton which is driyinga I'LL before it: our laws,
political and religious faiths, systems of ed
ucation and family government, standards
Of patriotism and general views Of things
AL are changing; and it would be
strange if the legal diplomacy invented for
debtor and creditor were not also changing
or rather shifting toward humiliation -
The right 10 60 in debt is a luxury which
is too tempting for most people; they in
'dulge too freely and bring financial disease
from which coutagion arises that spreads
the disease to all, tho innocent as well as
the offending. Debt is voluntary seryitude
which soon brings involuntary servitude;
and as the tendency is strong in the direc-
ton Of freedom we suppose legal enamel
patton from debt is just as popular as eman-
eipation from any other bonds, as State
bonds, city bonds, slave bonds, DC.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
Another Farm Mortgage Relief
Bill.

A ILL has been introduced into the AS
semMy by d. ]. Johnson, which proposes
to exempt for thirty years, the Milwaukee
a. Prairie du Chen Railway fromits license
fee of one per cent. on its gross earnings.
and providing that in lieu thereof per-
centage not nanled, but to be hereafter set
ted, shall be paid to the State Treasurer
dufing the thirty years annually. This
percentage is to be divided in March, each
year. among the holders Of the farm mort
cages on that road, who shall surrender and
cancel their mortgages, and the dividends
declared shall be ID fair proportion.
It is claimed that this bill is equivalent
in every respect to State assumption ofthe
farm mortgage debt, inasmuch as il takes
from the State the permanent State fund
arising from the one per cent. license on
the earnings Of railroads and appropriates
the same to aid the farm mortgagors. We
have the minority report Of the committee
to whom was referred this bill, which OPP
poses is passages foryarious reasons. The
b ter way would be to throw this bill over
board and pass an act to make the railroads
provide for these farm mortgages just as
they promised to do; and in default, repeal
their charters and otherwise bedevil them
into righteous deeds. Better that nsyer a
railroad had entered Wisconsin than that
SO mary leading men Of our State, includ-
ing Governor two-thirds Of Legislature,
with large number Of citizens and mem
hers Of the press had been bribed and thus
been irretrieyaJly prostituted and lost to
the public. This next great six million
swindle, bywhich hundreds of farmers may
be brought to poverty, is even a worse
damage, inasmuch as it must discourage
laboring men and thus beges a tendency to
panperism and crime. We repeat, these
frauds must be checked by compelling the
actors to live up to their contracts or sacfi-
flee the very property in their hands which
has been obtained through fraud. We
hear it said that the profits of the railroads
are insufficient to meet these heavy farm
mortgage debts. Then let the railroads be
forfeited and go directly to the farm mort
gagors- just as in other cases where a par
ty has 70 forfeit property to pay debts
But, State Assumption in all forms, de-
frauding the mortgage holders by special
legal attachments Or any other unjust means
will never be sanctioned by the people Of
this State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28

Among the numerous gratifying evi-
dences Of eminent ability, given by the
President elect in bis brilliant and tri-
ulnphal journey to the Capital, that con-
tanned in his reply TO the Mayor Of New
York stands conspicuous. Mayor Wood,
it is well known, is prominent member Of
what was once Tue democratic" party,
and of course prides himself upon his pat
riotc devotion to the " Union,o as the ne
Plus ultra Of all the political virtues. In
his address 10 the President elect, the Mayor
expressed fears that the Union was Ia dan
ger, and with it the vast commercial inter-
ests and prosperity Of the city Of New
York, telling Mr.. Lincoln that upon him
now deyolved the responsibility Of saving
both the one and the other-the whole
speech disclosing want Of courtesy char
acteristic only Of . violent partisan spirit.
The manner in which this was received BY
the party to whom It was addressed claims
the highest eulogv, and demonstrates the
fact that Abraham Lincoln is and of right
ought to be at the head of affairs in the
United States at this important crisis.
GAS understand it." said Mr.. Lincoln,
"the ship was made for the preservation Of
the passengers and cargo"-that is TO say,
the Union exists for an end beyond itself,
and that by keeping steadily in view this
end, which is the liberties Of the people,
the ship and all it contains are saved, bur
not otherwise. This proves that Mr. Lin
coin possesses the key to the science of
Unity, a fundamental axiom Of which is,
that /" No one thing in the universe exists
for its own sake, but is subserYient TO an
end beyond ITSELF And it proves, too, that
he is practically master cl that science,
and therefore qualified for the position to
which he has been called. Let us rejoice,
then, that at length there has been found
the right man in the light place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-28
Complimentary.

Our friend ]. L. B. of Tafon, sends us a
communication for publication which lauds
the benevolent conduct Of Dir. B. Of that
place in his dealings with such Of the sick
as are too poor to employ physician
However well meant the article, and how
ever worthy of praise the doctor for admin
isteling to the poor, we feel that newspaper
praises seem to look too much toward spec
ulation to be acceptable to.the Lord. Sc
cret appreciation in the heart is better than
public acknowledgment. The doctor owes
his services to the poor, even though he
tax the rich dearly. All professions and
classes may be said to be indebted to the
poor, and he who refuses to discharge such.
obligations ought to have and usually does
have his luck protested in heaven and bis
checks dishonored among men. The mer-
chant who sells not to the poor at lower
rates than to the rich cannot have the
hearts Of the rich, though be may have
temporary access to rich mems purses and
enjoy for G brief season their smiles. Mon
ey and rich men do not last, while the re-
membranes Of the poor last to old age and
are passed to the nexC generation more
surely than any other sort Of legacy.--
Heavens laws must be obeyed if men
would enjoy good fortune for themselves
and posterity. And though men deserve
no extraordinary thanks for kind deeds.
there is yet something great in store for
them ID the hearts Of all, full treasury
everywhere and Of every kind, that neither
misfortune nor envy nor intrigue can take
away. Reader, have you observed the ma
ture and truthfulness Of these remarks
which we have founded upon triiing cir
cumstance? Then resolve now to be kind
to The needy, to be sincere and afectionate,
be obIiging and honest hearted not forthe
reward Of wealth alone, bat because heay-
ems laws command.