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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

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A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
"A COUGHS, GROUP, ASTHMA, wHooPlNG !
COUGH, SORE THROAT,
AND All DISEASES or THE
THROAT AND LUNGS.
The matchlcss success and unprecedented popularity
which this omod, has attained in one short year would
to be sufficient guaranty Of rs eXccllency' IL
any one doubts IL let such give it one trial.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
From lion. LcUi Underwood Lieut. Governor q w.
MEssRs. y b MA9o9'N, 90 - have us9q your ,,5
sore throat and II has proved efficient remedy us
valuable accession to the list Of remedies for colds
coughs, SC.
am Ne LEVI re uttNDEnwooD
Burlington Oct Sh, 1850.
From, lion JOSIAH Polna State senator Of Iermtni.
have used your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND IN
my family and have never found any remedy SO e.
fectuA n curing coughs and sore throat and Other us
cases Ut '''' ''''7' JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, oct D.. 1850.
From Hon. Timothy p. ReieoM
By using your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
short time was entirely cured Of Of the scycrcst
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that ever cx-
peficuccd know Of uo remedy equal 20 II for coughs
and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY p. REDFIELD.
Montpelier oct 18Th 1860.
From Rer E. .. smith, y d., Principal Of NeT
H1mufgu Institution.
The MAGIC COMPOUND which you furnished me
last SPRING when suffering most severely from the
effects Of long continued cold upon my lungs aSieq
like charm The fret night after taking il, coughed
less and slept better than r weeks before and the use
Of IL finally removed che difficulty entirely. ! should use
il again in preference 20 amy medicine have tried when
summary '"''''' +. B. SMITH.
/ Fairfax, VI, ApH2l, 1860.
GROUP.
short time since my child attacked most severe
w With he Group. We thought she could NOT live tive
minutes A single dose of WEEKS MAGIC COM
POUND relieved her no once and she has had no attack
Of IL since. think no family should be without i.
NJ. y. NARNEN,
PRINCIPAL Mssisquoi Valley Academy.
North Troy April rs, 1860 1859
Z. b. MAGOON a CO.,
ST. JouNsHuHy vEHMoSr. rnorHiEroHs.
Sold hy f. r. smith, s. r. Rcddcld and E.. p Pierce,
Montpelier Vt, and by all Druggists and Merchants
DROF. l.. MILLERS HAIR INvlGO-
i IATOR AN EFFECTIVE. SAFE AND ECO
NOMlCAL COMPOUND.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 20 its Original
color without dl cling and preventing the Hair from turn
F6R PREVENTING BADNESS. and curing IL
when there is the least particle Of vitality recupcratv
FOR RENoylNG SCURF AND DANDRUFF
and 90 cuuucous affections ~ HE Scalp
FOR uEAuTltNiNG THE HAIR impartiug TO &
uncqually gloss and tulIisncy, making 1t son an'
silky n iJs texture and causing 10 10 curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for thi
uncqued preparation, convince the proprietor that on
trial s ouly necessary satisfy discerning public %
its superior qualities any other preparation At pre-
sent in use IL cioanses The head and scalp from dan
drV ana ether rHNicohi diseases. Causes tlc hair %
grow mNunautly and gives 30 rich, soft GLOSSY au.
flexible appearance and also where hc hair i- lup.rnui
and thinning, 10 via give strength aud ,aor Zoo %,
md NNH BOO las
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

The mind has certain vegetative power
which cannot be wholly idle. If it is not laid
out and cultivated into a beautiful garden, it
will of itself shoot up in weeds or flowers Of
a wild growth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

Paluitaon of She heart uain iu the side weakness Of
ihc s,ne end small q 90 hack, pain Of tlc hpiout
Nhcu sou retire iutgHafN OF thc bowels, and also,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

~ As an evidence of the system Of ter
roiism exercised upon the votes, the follow
ing placard is posted at the different polling
places throughout the State Of Virginia
"THEAgON IN VIRGINIA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

The Code " Virginia dehnrs treason 20 be
10 lcyying war against the State adhering TO It's
enemies, or giving them aid and comfort
such treason mrro'cd by Two Witnesses, Is punishable
By death
Ma! Is. 1861"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

DROP. L. MULERS HAIR INVIGO-
4 IATOR AN EFFECTIVE. SAFE AND ECO
NONlCAI. COMPOUND.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

Last night party Of Nirginians attempted
to capture ferry boat on the Potomac near
Clear Swings. Not oe was given to the T.
Mon men az Clear Springs, three miles distant,
who formed guard for the boat During
the night the Vrginians seized the boat. and
were fired on by the guard, aud when midway
across had to abandon the prize and escape in
a sklf. II is reliably ascertained that two
Nrginiuns we're shot. The ferry boat return
ed to the Maryland shore.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
9iclse Sitter.
grDgeU ptO6 0Ee9gcr

os Stno INNER nch an altsn QlaBc uno
"A rertaufen tbre pcrIu9tbe Qusnabl pcn -
III 2Saaren NIT nte9efehsnem @ricI9e Sic H4
hno chen rrn Der Gin 3uriid9efGbrt nit Sinsm poI
fdnot9sn IfIcrtGmCnt ron ScnlmrrsSiitCrn rcn ais
len Strls, WuItsrn uno SCbattirun9sn. 81, Stcd
betebt aus
8cd, SU1en unb g9rarn -Stcffm BON alien gr.
ten, Sartsn uno Gualit1ten unb IrsIen.
Salsbinorn, @rapats, unb furS aGem, mas su
rnrm Ssrren'In5u9s 9etprt.
Sis 9stsn nitbt por, oog ile uur oIIein fir 9aor:
9elo pertaukn uno eabsr wchlftiltr atS ole ibre
Siahbarn pcrtdufen tSnnsn, otrr cas- 1aacn fe, bog
he 70 pcblftiL wsnn nidt ptbtftiler pertoufcn fSn.
nen OILS cId1e, bic eS b gum G5eiddft MAIDEN ;u Ias
gen, baB fe nur fir 8aar9Clo pcrtaufn. Sic aau.
bcn bas oltG Spriihncrt: ,,Qhrlibe ecute be,ob:
len lire CbrIlthCn Shulpen," uno putli,irtn rabtr
feline ientr bcquS ln;sioen. peGdbc bic ecuts Oinae
9lauten MAIDEN wclIen, rie in Mabrbct nid,t 70 Ine
6crtisr Gleiber.
Sit BADEN ebcufdGs elm prdbtiaes Qfcrtsmsnt
pcn fsrti9en Rleorn ouf pano, Die JIG an lebr nie
Ocreu prsltn ju pertaufrn antieten. llls artittt
ptrosn unter hrSr eteCnGn QufiItht osmoht uno tei
ne anoers ais CUTE Gaarsn wsreen fir ibrs Sleicer
perarbGitei.
1uh wsrrSu 6lsibsr auf bic tiir,sftC du,eiae natf
Bunfhe otrfsrttot. Danfbar fir Die QcncfIen. lib
eraIe Sunit csS putltums, perbsn fis fob tCnrsbsn
sins Sorteaucr esrltltcn gu psroientn.
3rCrell unb 0tetaer.
garcn IrCrrl. glattan Web9n.
EUentaun, April 3, 1861. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

l11eiier, @lbeln, gSoiter6, Hi0tsritofe,
S'' Si&ti6esren. Stessldlen, Safse MutIen,
S&esrsn, SafmeNer, Sortisrmthsr, Sort,iebrr
Sprins. .UaI6tammen, Waut- unp 8oltsniaasn
S6lGier, SanOen, Saruuten, &ieoGl, NaseI
RCbtsnFete, &rblsrI@aufeln, Mdtl. nU 9anp'
idsm, Sotsln, hutsteilen, Meiisl, SCbrsr. Seibs
;aneen, SeiIc, Waurrtsten, 6silsn, Nsrte ShIeif'
feline pcn Der tsIsn glrt. Ssttcnaranss, SotsI'
tantitrouten, Strisscl, SGritsm S6aufsln, @tit:
sabeln. oedmlenlsn. Saumpcll unp oaufsn 5ii6'
garn unp anpsrer 9mins, unO tibebaupt Elm pOl'
fOmmener ScrratD ron Giienwaarsn, gu batsn bel
s. y. WUfer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

05elbe, btaue, ftbrpar3e uno 9riine Sarbe
v gum 8Grtm. Ollie 2lyten BON M . J l..
mem. Ytrfumsrien. gutre6enoe Crop
fen fir aui Sdnupftidr. 6aar,S sI, y at.
b Ter. unO feline gB a / 8istfs. @ 4 d t.
putptr unp 3 rbirRsn, SadpuI'
pW, Sfsnlawdrjs srtra GuaIitdt, gu batcn bel
8. y. Moler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

91obe6 uno 9efobteS 9einGl, 9epreBt bon
~ nmrrjtanifem 6Ia6siaamsn, Uisl tciIer ais
pcn autinril6rm 8Ia6sIaamen. 8itt, 6enacr.
alas, Slriwsis trpdsn unO in Sd, mic aud nlls
anOWr Jarten gum anirsiHen, Sob unp Sti0
tulaub, 9rcnjs unb Slatt'lNttuu, gu taben bel
e. g. Woier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
SRoi Is.
Dr. ll1m. +. ganOwskp's
= pot bek (,
SSo 81 20 fSr Ncuutsu uno gGet oamiltcus
Gtrdbs -, ! Tire cterbolb 8iSrp's gi9ucr.
SGbr, Slncntatu,

SSo. 81 "a sSr Oltuutsn uno gEsit .oamtCus
Strabt 3tt.re rterbolb @iSrr's giqucr.
Stcbr, Slncntdmu.
SJn otu eurcpiiihen SbuItn etr ms6i,inifhen
uun "rmrtsnttls,sn ,enfuitStru Sr,SYtuy
WtAtEo pr philadelphia mtptijnilbtn Shult, fibls
i mt fSbi9 allen aniprtitben ron Gerjsn, @tchrbal
tern uno prluat=SCutsn CTtlprCtbCn ~ tSnnen, uno
ichmtcbC Itb midi nit rer 6cfnune rom Qutlifum
uuttrltuet Su wernCn, oG iGh mSlnS gRsbtsiutu ollie
nab Den ututitsn Grrnbun9en uub ltrEu9 nab cen
8sr. StaOtrn uno turcpdibtn ,lbarmatppcsIn m
tereitsu 0scentt. Rc;spte uno BGiitnunatn pcn
Nsrjieu ipGroeu oufs rtintlIihits burb abgerGn
ctal ApctbsfEr aus9sfibrt peroen.
9iEbSn Drc3urlGn UNI cbemilhcn Hrtten psr:
csn sum @Ertauf 9,hoiter: lllls pcputiren WntCpt
WCoiiucu, Qerfum9rltn, Tdntn Grtjftl, .naarGl,
3ahnbGrlttn, StuiO, ltchcl, Ganiphiu, .0cblenSl,
better Nuotitit Acknowledgement, 9R2tthEs, Sfsn:
bparjt. Strutirje u. (. 10.
QtCnfaWs jsige idh an, oaB ith burcb cine pieria:
iahriss Grfahrun9 in ben stono edcet bin Grlsid:
tcrun9 rcer oCiun9 in rsr SoIuht (GPitePf 0)
une ntrpCIcn 8rSmpfen gu 9;bCn.
Sr. QSm. &. SauopStp,
rSrmenamsr Grit in SCuttblanb uuO gNit9teo
otr mCbi;iuilhen Shuls in philadelphia 'si9t lci.
nCu atn Rupeeu unb SrCuneen an, oaB CT hh
piecEr fir INNER in NlItnoun oniiei1 9emaht bat.
SsnE Sfte III in liirer ApotbCte ruo ct allen Rrans
fen, bSiCurrrs ebrcniibcn, bissniac pulk miro an:
aeNsiheu loNGu Die ibm sine observation-disclosures 4raris
uno bic rotcntiIe 9Reoijin esCbrt bat.
g4m. s. Oancwsty, M. ..
Ilsnfoun, 9Rai S, 1851. ra3Oa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Oru9 g 9 tp ) +,
9atpall 1Imb NNartim.

QBbcllats uno 8etail Drue9ilfen unS 9bSmitsr, gtr
II 9Sft pamlItcn StrdBs, nabe 1eaintber Der Seo:
ftlICps: pale ia aucntoun pa.
yoaben iith in SeistlbaftsISertinounQ asesben une
fibIcn fiber burtb rcHee uno biuiar AufnerflamtGil
aui ibr @GihSft uno ourd !palteu Der bsltsn uno
frifhslien Neot3iusn, aasn bic rclIrl @erisoisuna
acbsn 81 tSunen, bic s nit ibrfm 3ufpruth tsebrsn.
Sa mir btoe Graoutrtt oCr Nr;tneibtreitun9sfunit
iinb, 70 fGuueu mir SamtiIn ron 6sr &enbsit uns
lertr SRcoijintn pn Iberu, bic mir ollie Dem &tr.
Staattn pbarmctrpGp 9smS6 Iutrretten.
GRia Nletft DRUGS unO @bsmitdfsn usrtaufsn
FEY mir aub ollie pcputirsn pattntmebisinSn.
EIfE psrfimsrien, fanip IrtitGl, ooarSIs, 6aarr
60 Ndgsl: uno 3abntirltcn, SlGih, IItrbCl,
0amphtne, RchlsnCl ron Der btfiCn Suottdt, &cb.
(SncIseampen. (Fluits uuo Ss:9ampeu rsrcen gum
8r'nn'n rcu sobltnd umatSncsrt) Mddbrs Sftn:
itbmGriI SrtIiSl. Sarbltcfe, Spsprsien. n.W.
8tfcnoers 1ufmsrtlamtsit wire Der 3utsrsituus
ron ariIitEn 8rrfbreitun9cn 9ctpitmei.
Strbrbaltsr i,nb ohtuu9scra sinssturen tri uns
encn &srub ;u MAIDEN. ebe fG in ben 9itiCs tnu:
zen, tnoem mir nit Sobritanten uno SmpcrtcurS
Gtnrldtun9tu attrcffen bobsn wcouttb mir ibnen
oufs rrrhtilbaftrlte pCrfoufsn tSnnsu.
pettpralsS Sprup--eiu berrliheS unb pirtr
lanes Wittd in butCn uno 8ert6ltunaen unb fir
9Rtnosruns Der aus,sbruu9. grsiS % Gents bic
SlOlbt.
8cpfwt H. - psrfcusn ole an rsuratalhsn
Stbmcricn Ccsr ncrpSfrm 9rpfpsb lsirsn, srbatten
lc9leicb 2inoEruna eurh G5Strau6 uuIsrss 9epbalis
@lirrs; Yrsis rs Gents bic Slaihs.
6omilien 6aarpaf d gum 8siriern
hes 8cpfss, Gntfernun9 pen 8riup &c, 129 Gents
per pad
Srtfds @arttu'5a men 9uarantirt
gut gu ftin.
pbCtc9rophibe GbsmctaIiEn Nets pcrr6tbi9.
3abnSr;ts fueSu in unIsrsr ltpcibefs Itsts SinSn
@rrratb pcric0antr 3abus pCn Ger pCrSdsbitsu @srs
ferti9un9.
6. 8. 2apou,
Oepee6 s. Martin.
NrGntaun, Tsb. y, 1861. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
0eIeQ101ftS : AuflDIun0.

Die ttsttr tslanbfns Gel6dftsSrtinbuna un.
ter Der S5irmd VUn 6 las Merbunb Spbn
TT untsr 1eutSrn Datum nit tetnItitem Se.
tptlt9uns aufaslUit rprbsn. ollie bic nod an BE.
ta9te 6trma fhulbi9 iinp. wsrpm rr1u6t innrrbalt
pret gSo6sn anjurufsn unp ab;ubsjabIen, - unb
Sol6e bic nod 9nforOeruns tnten nO aud sr.
luht tbre Re4nuna tnnsn teiaeter !3sit en,u.
brtn9en, 6amit bic Nn9eleasntsitm Ser ;5irma gum
S4IuB 9:tra&t werbrn tEnnrn.
glios Wers,
Velp5 MerB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

Dts Examination pOn eebrsr, fiji BEN SanuVsr
S6ulSiitrttt, 9eda GauntY, ioI ertaIten wrpsn
an psm Setel bcs 5srman W. Setter, In
Sno Sstbie0em, am Sreitas ben 9trn 9uauib
nad:tn5, um 9 llbr SOrmittass. ShM.Ssrmtn
fur Die SntrSSt: : MOnatsn. Salarien, is
mad bfm Grrttiirat, pon $50 bis $50. 3peiae
trsrfrn 9rletrt ME Die GsIsBe Ooti4ni6rn. Qrb.
rer wslft i'm StanOe iino teipts in Der euatiI6rn-
ilno esutIatn Sprate untrrridt ~ crtbeiln lInp
DOr9go9rn. 9licnanp trauht an3urulrn, auger
er bat CUTE Recommendations unp cincn euten
rcralifaen Gbaraftsr. - Auf grrUronun9 Der
Scarp- Se;euets
german II. Setter, Srrstdr.
Sat s. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
S0S 9aoler !SOtel
SSn Der Staot 2lQentaun.

Der tntr3eitnste srsrrtft bieIs 6'sIe9enbsit.
iensn 5reunosn, 8rnnsrn mb brm aGeemsnsn
9utlttum bic Gln3si8e ,u ma6en, bag tr 6ac u b.
Ter 5ctel, In brr Stapt alentaun, 9e6a
@auntp, pd., nod immsr tstpUtnt, unb neuli6
luebcr cine Grite psn @erbsBcrunsen arma6t,
ppour6 CT nun In ben StanO selsst III alien Gn-
iprr&Cnbtn na4 gpunlG 81 biensn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

80. $50 Made ale 8duisr Oarduf euf'
msrfam pab i6 quite gGaars nit unsemein fIet'
ntm Yrpit Yertaufs. unU AM teiicn fam mon iit
baron tttr5ruBcn, rrnn man an rrri6iebenen
pSBrn bic Sahm bslistt unp bort tauft, no man
ole tiIisfrn Yrsile fir 9Isite g9aaren fnest.
c 50 SNoGrr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Oetm6 Sp1r<Anlt1lt
pon 2IlIentaun, pa.
. flee: 30. AZ SR.Samltcn Strabs, bent
amsricau SOtsl. ssbaltsn SOn 8. q. Bed.
tel, aesrntbsr.

glc. AZ SR.Samiltcn StraBs, bent
Amercau oOtsl. sebaltsn SCn 8. q. Bed.
tel, ae9rnitrr.
gripiIe3irt rcn Der Ssfssscbuns, @lars 80, 1860.
Nutoriitrte6 Gapital $4,000.
Die Smts 1T ollie Sage Cfsn. pru 9 bis ubr, 70,
pis autb 9Rcnta9 ron bis = llbr NtGnos.
OtpoRteu pErpsn in 9rOBsu unp tstnsn Summen
auoeucmmsn unb ptspsr ;ur ts;ahlt rbne pcrhtrios
auftduotsun9 nit 5 SDrc,tnt 5ntCrCfrn. Sir Ipt.
iiCUe Dspchten, auf 6 Mcnats coGr lGn9er, miro
prc;rut SutereiTsn bsjablt.
Dtss6 Snititut biGtet @rseutortn, deminiftratcrSn
unc oncCrn gsrlcnen. CUTE 6tle9enhcr, Gjrlolr nit
SihCrhit fir turt coer lin9src Belt auf SnttrtTrn
~ hiutsrlt9en uno picoer, chns rcrhCriac aufunci
luna, IurUdufrretrn, unb tam furb Gbeds scjc:
gen rpsroCn.
Nsblt Dem bErStts rurb bic Stcdbaltsr Gints:
,ahltm capital hatCu in ustersinitimmuua ees
SreitrisfSs Die 8Ermalttr Senct in Der SammC
ron $4,000 in csr GCmmcn YlCas Court ots
Gauntps rGoiitrirt fir Die oetrsuIiche &srnaItuna
alCr Der anltalt anptrtrautCn 6Gtbtr, auh hat Der
GaiIrsr ;um .olttthtn 8eIauf fir Die treus Qusd:
bun0 rtinSr phthteu Sihrhiit 9sfteHt.
YrEFpent: y. prefoent: 6 after;
Q8iNiam .. 2tusr. Gbriitian 9rcs 6. e. But6.
Eru les:
! QRiuiam g. lntp, Gbriitiau TrEs, =. .. Shlrs,
Samuel SGu, Qaul Ballet, g. +. Satctr,
| .. u. lpcttsL Satcb 8Ed, Natban qetSr
| 2GIutauu, Setruor l3, 1861. na3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Striimpfgarn Strifsarn m6 Carpet
6jarn,

9trtt, Grin, 9lau unb Self
HRirc wShsnnb 9tfartt; unc ptr ctras ,u far:
bsn bat III ein9daeen Die artitsI ;u brin9en nab Der
auentnunsr @ScIIsnmouufattur ju
s.. @abriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

llntericihnetsr bantt isinen Srsuntsn fir Die 6ts
bsrt9e fir btrals lIntcrftdsun9 in snem Ssfbaft,
uno 9eeentt eurh rssus 8toisnuue, oas 3utrauen
istnsr SrEunos. uno ess pubIitum5 absrbaupt, aub
tGrnCr ~ srbaItsn.
s.. 9abriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Ste CS5cSd1GTtc,

merpfr irit frdber BON pem llnter,r6netcn an bem
alten Stanpe torttrtrieten psrpen, Der ft temi'
ben wrS Ietne nlten Sunpcn unO ale bic onrufen
merofn, nit iebr wpbIfslen Stiefcln, Shubsn,
Soutsn, &apPen II, (. rs. 3u prIs6un.
Glid5 Werb.
Sult IO. ralm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Neue Sitter


SO. 25, g4eit ,6amiltcusSrage, alIcntauu,
II teBt nit etnem nsuen unb auSs3ei6neten Stpd
Der l6Snitrn, beften unp neumppiglten
lOiitrn uno Sappen iGidlib fir bic
SabrsSeit,
Oerlften, unb brrlelbr psrtouft feline Sitter gu 70
bIltSen 9reilen, ais fe in ben Seeitdptcn unIerer
uRtOn Dertauft perpen fGnnen. Stin Stpd III
neu,
Sennin96 uuo SUmers neue Stple
Spring Suite in ilb iblieBeno,
un6 dtnbappt ale bic Nrtifel in ietnem SADIE fTn.
men ntGt an S&Onbsit, Site unO 8iatsfett iitsr-
trpffen perSen, unp pa er ben sin3isrn ppaltdnpi'
gen Sut-, &appen- u. StrCbsitsrs sStObr in btelsr
Stabt bait, 10 tann man itd barauf oerlubsn,
ba6 sr ale su ,piinI6enbe artitel in Isinem SADIE
teildnbis gum 8ertauf baIten. Seine Suten unh
Sappsn iinb meifcns Don isinfr eissnrn Satrita'
ttOn. unb wer vOn ibm tauft, miro fd ME be,
trp9en fnben.
S0S- Gr III bantbar fdr btCber senoiTenr ltbr.
ralt 8unbl6aft, unb bUfft auf ferneren 3uipruf
eerfslben unp auf einsn 3upa6s Der @6nntr.
auentaun, IpriI q. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

Da5 2(pler $ootel
tsfnbrt f6 am nOrbwelt.
li6en gfs Der SamiItpn
unb 7. Straesn, Uber oss
Niarft Q5iereds, unb 1T
febr bsqusm fir 8siienpr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

UHV NNVFTF tIHgFGIWItT.
Seine 8dtrn linp ale bon crlsr 0itr s. Irln
Gid fol- INNER nit ten brIlen SpriIrn bic Der
Martt In jebsr Sabrf,eIt bartelet, beisbt fein =
tn Isinsm gGr ioltn nur bic tsRrn G'rtrdnfe am
getrUfcn weben ;-linb in trm Sof unb in tem
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purhauS nidts fetlsn labsn, I'M fein !Saus in
9BrfIiGteit cine Sfimatb fir 8siIenbe unO 9ln.
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@uA IsIblt BON Der Wabrtsit bes Qslagten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Dtr REfaurant.

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lsnsm Sauie sin9eri6tet, unb swar untcr Der 2luf'
ii6t bss tetdnntsn 9 tepben 9CFert-- unp
psr !rn. 6cifert tsnnt Der psib aud 16on bae
ba6 mas man ron isin,r Sanp HbSIt ,,aa re6t''
nN pati gang biuS ift.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07
Sin SmlnibmS.

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Omnibus bon ieinsm Saule mad ben Yul6tspensn
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rics ,war hi bfm Atgan9 umo Der Gntunft sints
i'een &ausn,uses, wel&et es fiji 8stlsnre isPr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

Stin ntutr Slrbier=Sbap,
til untrr Der @uili6t res betanntcn uno esi6idtm
! cm Grove e, unb wer sinsn Der te.
lien ,,Sb&pes" baden wtQ zen man in N0sntaun
taten Fam, Der wjrp ss 9ewB ni&l HsrIGumsn
bs ibm on;urufcn.
Sir territs genpfene untsrilGsuua 1T Der lln'
terjeihnste btrjlib bantbar, unO fdbIt UsriiHert.
bab er ale @niprcdenpe 9crabe na6 g4unI6 Bee
pienm taun. Gr btttst paGsr I'M esnrigtsu 3us
ipru6.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-07

SBbcsiats unc 8etoi Drusaifsn unO Sbsm'sr, 80
II 9SSit pamtltrn Stra6s, nabs 9sasndtCr Der Sro:
ftlLops. pale Ia Nnentaun so.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-08-29
Position, of pemocrats..A contra,

=
We recognize in the patriotic action Of
the Democrats of Massachusetts,, the pres
ence Of the lofty spirit that anlmatss the
masses of our countrymen who are still floy-
al to the Stars and Stripes. Phe position Of
the Democracy of the Bay State is in cor
respondence with that of the Republicans Of
Ohio. The Post has advocated the policy
in the Northwest, and in all sections Of the
country, of forgetting party differences and
disregarding party prospects, ard all work
and fight together till the end Of the war.
This is the policy that the Massachusetts,
Democracy have wisely and patriotically
adopted. tt'l
In mortifying contrast to this noble action
of the true men of Massachusetts,, is the mis-
cradle Breckenridge ple9that the telegraph
brings from Albany, n. Y. We do not
need to characterize this pitiable emanation
IN any other terms than those We have al
ready employed Certain we are that the
Democrats are few who will be induced to
withhold their support to the Government
at the invitation of tratorous faction -
Chicago Post democrat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-08-29

The people of Tuscarawas county. Re-
publicans and Democrats, have united in q
call for a county Convention, on the single
issue Of maintaining the Government and.
putting down rebellion.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14
A UDITOR'S NOTICE

A. j. Riley, for use of In the Court of Com
Isaac Crawford, mon Pleas of Cam
vs. bria County, No. 90.
John B. Brookbank. March Term, 1861,
(E. D. Vend. Expon- Property sold for S535.
And now, to wit, 11th day of October, a.
D., 1861, c. d. Murray, Esq, appointed an
Auditor to report distribution of the moneys,
in the hands of the Sheriff, arising from the
sale of the Defendants real estate in the
above case.
Extract from the Record, certified the 18th
day OF October, 1861.
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Pro thy.
] will attend to the duties of the above ap-
pointment, at the office of Wm. Kittell, Esq
in the borough of Ebensburg, on Friday, the
9Th day of November next, at o'clock, P.
NJ, when and where all persons interested are
notified TO attend
c. D. MURRAY, Auditor,
Ebensburg, Oct. 81 1861, ,-3t.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14
A SCARCITY OF TEAcHERs.-For the

A SCARCITY OF TEAcHERS.-For the
first time since the acceptance of the Com
mon School System by the people of Cam
bria county, there has been this fall a
scarcity OF good teachers to supply, as they
are termed, the ''winter schools" This
scarcity is partly owing to the cutting
down of teachers wages, but mainly to the
enlistment oc SO many of our best teachers
in the ranks of the Federal Army. As
one consequence of this scarcity, greater
proportion of females has been employed
by directors than in any preceding year
at least one-third of the teachers of the
county already employed being ladies. In
this respect, at least, if not in all others,
the girls of Cambria county have "gained
by the war" If they all devote themselves
zealously to the performance of their re-
sponsible duties, and do not forget to i'm
prove their own mental qualifications
while they are developing the minds of
their pupils, they will do much this winter
toward breaking down in some portions of
the county an unjust prejudice which has
heretofore operated against their employ
ment as instructors Of youth. Girls, if
you wish to secure situations nert winter,
do not fail to 'quit yourselves like men"
during the winter months that are before
you.
Although all the public examinations
have closed, there are still few schools
in the county that want teachers. One is
wanted in Chest township; one in Rich
land one in Yoder; one in Taylor four
in Jackson one in Carroll and, we think,
two in. Clearfeld. In most of these dis
tricts, $50 per month are offered by direc-
tors-board to range from 81 to Sc per
month. Teachers who have not yet OBJ
tanned situations are requested to make
immediate application to the directors of
the several districts mentioned, or to the
Undersigned at his residence in Johnstown
JAMES VI. SWANK, Co. .Supt.
Nov 6, 1861.