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Farther PoI<r, August l2tI

IAhlDEh L M
Steamship Nova Scotia from Liverpool /
P. NJ. and Londonderry the 2nd passed here
at ? P. NJ. to-day en- route for Quebec. The
American Horse, Stark, won the Goodwooi
Cup. The London Times City article points
out that it will be dangerous for England to
have anything to do with the American
loan. The Paris correspondent of the London
Post says the British government is Just now
IN correspondence with the French cabinet
in order that united action may be observed
towards America by sea and land, as a real
aonflict is now expected. \ perfect under
standing Is likely to b. arrived at
Rumors Of a probable compromise in
America were again gaining strength in
England. The Times editoriaily expresses
its satisfaction that the captiousness and II
ritability exhibited towards England IN
America had been abandoned. 1t is reported
that Napoleon has assured the Pope that he
will defend Rome aud the Papacy at any
cost.
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BURLINGTON LIGHT GUARD.
THE WHOLE COMPANY is now on Exhibi.
Il ton, at MILLER'S GALLERY.
Msy &, DIFF
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Il " LII I'm -
Aug. 9Th, 1861. CoLLEGg ST.
4 STEAM WEEKLY BIZ
A&A TWEEN NEW YORK AND
4zxS~ Liver Pool landing and
.NEz838~ embarking passengers at
QUEENSTOWN, (Ireland.) The Liverpool, New
York and Philadelphia STEAMSHIP Company intend
despatehing their full-poR sret Clyde-built Steam
ships as follows
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., August Il.
ETNA-Saturday August q.
EDINBURGH, Saturday august 81.
ard every Saturday, at Noon, from Pier -, North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGE, $4,000
do to London, $4,000 do TO London, 1888 90
Storage Return Tickets, good for 6 months, $685.
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at re-
duced through fares.
R-Persons wishing to bring out their friendA
can buy tickets here at the following rates, to New
York From Liverpool or Queenstown First
Cabin, SIS, $50 and sos. Storage from Liver
pool $40, 90. From Queenstown $4,000.
These Steamers have superior accommodation
for passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons
They are built in Water-tight Iron Sections, and
have Patent Fire Annihilators on board.
For further information apply at the Company
Offices.
JoRS, g. DALE, Agent, IS Broadway, N. L,
or G. 4. BLAKE, Agent, Burlington.
March 4. dawlJ
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ibe Burlington Tine, exhibits q great deAl oi
Enterprise in reporting the commencement tAeI-
ci.cs Of ths University of Vermont ~ that place
IL gives Z vcEy good abstract Of Sir. Manning :
sdd-,sl-tLe Clly ono, by The way, 1t ~prttends TO
rerar,-but It Is -s5ncwhat singular that il should
cDTfcsro ., w9rd tor word. with toe FspHGhean'S
report 4 the satae address at Amherst, four weeks
eg,, even t. the description Of the audience. Do
Eu iineton audiences always correspond with
tl.se al Amherst - Springfield Republican.
CnANcE "a TUE-We call attention to
Tic cala-e OF tiae ,u the Eilr5!is co,n
b. neinL Monday.
somebody asks the National Hymn Com
i~nittcc why t. national psalm, as well as IA
hymu. will not answer their patriotic purr-
ose3 AID IL 80. Is MT" Uncle SAN ConVe-
nientf
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st bOUIs, -Aug. II
The following proclamation mas Just been
issued
Head Quarters, Western Depart.
ment, St. Louis. Aug. II.
! hereby declare and establish martial law
IN the City and County Of St. Louis. Major
j. McKinstry, l. S, A. is appointed Provost
Marsha, All orders and regulations issued
by him VIII be respected and oheyed accord
ingIy,
j. c. FREMONT.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
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by orders received from the Secretary OF
War will be sent to Fort Lafayette in New

WASHINGTON, Aug 10.
Government commences with the present
week the enforcement Of orders relating to
reports of the movements of the Federal Army
Both of the Washington papers violated
the agreement recently entered into between
Gen. McClelland and the reporters.
1t il learned by the arrival of intelligence
of the squadron on the lower Potomac. that
the naval vessels are busily engaged III break
ing up all boats which they find cruising
along the banks of the river.
The New York Z)uaves 90 home tomorrow
to be re-organized. The New York 37th ls
charged today with having committed gross
outrages On Union men residing near Alex
andria.
The official orders prohibiting the enlist
ment Of volunteers who cannot speak the
English language, has been r%cscinded, but
volunteers are advised to speak the language
Of their commanding officer.
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Nrw YnRK. Aug. |

NEW YORK. Aug T.
The Tribune says the rule laid down by
Gen. Mcclellan prevents the publication OF
any information touching the intended
movements.
We heard of the rebels that there are but
two regiments Of infantry at Fairfax Court
House, and that there are no fOrtlfcatlon7
Of any strength il or near the battle field ct
Bull Run.
In Missouri a battle is hourly expected
with the rebels.
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Wv IUHN. NTLWeI II
The Banks Of New York, Philadelphia ami
Boston have agreed to take fifty millions Of
the government loan. They are TO be sole
recipients Of treasury notes.
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Hampton has been burnt.
Scou's and f~ugitives yesterday mo[ninr
brought word Of the approach Of a large
Confederate force from Yorktown. Thee
runners were confirmed at 3 p. NJ, by an
intelligent de-ertcr from the rebels, "a
native Of Maine, hut Il resident Of
Georgia until impressed into service, who
has furnished us with an account o. the
expedition. III has hCea Stationed at York
own since lst juno. Friday last General
MagruGcr left Yorktown with Il force Of
1900 men, including 200 cavalry and eight
pieces of ARTILLERY. Part Of the troops were
from Williamspost. Monday nighs they
cuc3mped at Great Bethel. winch bad been
completely deserted.
-TucsdIy night they advanced toward
Hampton, and at noon took up position on
Back River, some 5 miles from the town,
where the deserter managed to escape. He
says the object OF the expedition was to
drive ont the forces, attack Camp Hamilton,
and Newport News if practical bic, and at
least to destroy Hampton u prevent oar
using it for w inter quarters,
Colonel Weber erected 4 bIrrlca1e near
HAMPTON end Of Bridge, and placed strong
guard at Ylri5us points this side of the
Creek.
About midnight, MAgrulcr with about
500 C0ntederates entered the town and i'm
mcdiatelv fired the buildings with torches.
The greatest part Of the houses
were built Of wood. and with a
strong south wind soon produced a terrible
conflgration. Several whites and negroes
were hurried away to be pressed into the
Confederate service. 4 company Of rebels
attempted u force a passage across the
bridge, but were repulsed with "a loss
of 8 killed and . wounded. The fire
ragged all night. The greatest par. OF
withdrew towards m9rning. At
noon today we visited the place, and but
seven or eight buildings were lett Standing.
Magruaer has e~ncamped near Newmarket
Bridge. The deserter says there have been
about eco confederate troops stationed at
Yorktown. Provisions are abundant there,
aud most Of the regiments are receiving new
uniforms for the winter campaign.
BosroN, Aug. s..
Num- light battery left this morning for
the seat OF War.
TIE steamship Eprop4 arrived this morn
ing.
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FOE SALE.

TDR ~ Lt.
THE HOUSE AND IuT On the corner ii
Il Ford ard Patterson St Oglers5ergh, v. T.,
known as JoHysoS's HOTEL, ? most eredifHi posi-
ton for a hotel, being but a few rods from the
Railroad Depots, and Steamboat Landing.
The property will be III ~, and payments
made easy.
RARE CHANCE is here offered.
Apply personally, or by letter, to
r. JOHNSON.
ogdensbursh, n. Y, Au5. ., 1861. WONT.
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ktLAS>IC AID Refined illustrations OF muscular
< energy, FexibiIity aud End irancc, IA g
great variety Of athletic exercises by a selection oi
the first artists living. designed as a Modl Tor
Youth; Introducing a great diversity Of Health
fuI, Inyi-oratiog and DivertinS Exhibitions Of
courage and address. Prof. Madigaa's system Of
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NJtUS EUR IAE IiUES
NINE L'AMEKICA, Willard.
' Rule Columbia, AGusto.
Forward boys, forward, (QIarte'te) Root
The first Gun is fred, (SOngdC horuS) .. /. ECot.
Red, White and Blue. shaw
The Banner OF Freedom, Romano.
Up up with our Banner, I. Conner.
The Sword Of Bunker Hill. Covert.
My Country, It's Of thee, as Sdngby Mad.Parodl
God save the Union, Merz.
Our Country's Starry Flag, Conner.
Have ye sbarpered your swords BOO.
Quartette,
Camp Song of the Irish Brigade, Hughes.
Weep fox theBrave-a tribute to the
memory of the late Col. Ellsworth
Frscmen, join the glorious anthem, HeTrcro.
Our good Ship sails tonight, MasSets.
Dixie for tho Union, Emmett.
Rock me to sleep, Mother, Percy.
Grand Union Pot Pouui, Baumstack.
JUST RECEIVED, n large assortment of all
kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
together with the largest and best selected
stock Of SHEET MUSIC and
MUSICAL HERCHANDlSE
~ DC found in the State, at
II. W. ALEXANDERS,
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CHARLES j. ALGER,
Attorney & Counsellor al Law,

Life, FIRE and N2riae Inspydar' .lgHf.
Oalcc With Hoa. As,hsl Peek, H0r,ia ;t.n. VI.
wifi
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-TLT 1TWNI -N0-' =
\ special dispatch from Washington To
the Commercial says some newspapers here
have ~disregarded the agreement with Me
Clellan, and will be subjected to stringent
rules, as the General is determined to en-
force his policy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

I7z HESAGrnrs AND GYEyAsIUw Prof. Madi-
gar. whose Aorobatic and Geological Exhibition
g. Europe created such an excitement last season,
is announced To perform here On the Goth August.
e school Of The Gymnaso IS said to be
g--f-ct in all IT'S departments, and well worthy the
attention Of those interested 10 the system Of Ply
steal Educatiou heinz more generally adopted in
cur SemirsIies.
The Exhibition also ~oontaius four splendijly
trained Elephants, that arc said to perform al
manner Of exploits. The Exhibition vilbe given
but for ono day anJ evening only.
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THE four Celebrated Performing Elephants,
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA

VICTORIA 81 ALERT.
\ most original sad interesting BIOLOGICAL
EXHIBITION. Astonishing Instinct Of the eieph-
snt I. Elcohsniine Sports Elephantines in the
Gymnasium DivertinE exploits Of the Elephants!
Sagacity, Docility, and intelligence of the Elepb-
ant Attachment to their Keepers And obedi-
cree to their Trainers singular Traits OF the
Elephant
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-08-16

THE FOUR AsIATIC ELEPHANTS, attend
/ ed by their keeper, Mr.. Hall, are in a most
perfect condition, ard go through their varied
Performances in excellent order. Some Of their
feats arc Of an entirely novel character, and will
enlist tie attention of all interested in the habits
and history Of these wonderfully endowed quad
rupeds.
Burlington, Tuesday, Aug. 90. 1861.
The Exhibition vii be given in the afternoon and
evening. Co.
Tickets 25 cents, children unler 10 half price
This Company will exhibit at Hiuesburg, Aug
Iyth, Milton Fails Aug. tlst.
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'lNE FALL FERN Of this School wi ON
u u-cce ~ Thursday, the 29tA Of ADJUST.
ample provision is raie for giving thorouEl
'nstrHe'ien N eae4 l. p-Ftnent Of siaoy.
TClrcy.
Common Englisl, ss50
Higher English. GGl
ialn and Cree, so
Fren,1- extra. 90
Music. with use of Pirno. TO 90
BOARD is i~ureizhed az 81 80 Per week TGel
and H4aing Included s..
Catalogues sent CT application 20
J. S. CILLEY, Prircipa.
Wil.;ston, July 20. 1871. -v5ri
DIR. RTBLEE
EHCCLD give notice thai h5 has -et1-L-l
~ f--n IL HOSPITALS Of EUROPE, So
will resume the practice e Geii,iae - s-
ct Montpelier.
= 0fFrcE- 1o1yEa STATE w AAiy
Ur. R. Is uow iuliy rr,q,rel to operate r. -
cure Of EPipao-a IT y stery Eye; also Oys
Of the COrnes, by the 1rw usthSd nos s.s.
~c-Fsfrily p-rc'i'ri 10 the JPtre!a.ic 1I-sp.1.s-
London an Paris-
Montpelier. Vt T-a,3, H.. &c a6.
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\ letter from a merchant Of this city dl-
ted New Orleans, July 81, states that the
priyateer steamer McRea ran the blockade
on the 30th.
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RATUEN OF TIE LIGHT GUARD. We are
happy TO state that a despatch from Brattle-
baro his morning informed US thattbe officer
detailed to muster out the Vt. LIST Regiment
would be there to-day, and that the H. ht
Guird e2p ct 70 reach home tomorrow
nigA'.
NATIONAL FAoT.-In accordance with the
request Of q Joint Committee OF both Houses
81 Congres., The President has issued a Proc
l4aston FOR a National day Of Fasting and
Prayer. to be h,ld on tho lsot Thursday Of
S ;enhcr next.
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Daily, between Ogdensburgh 81, Cleveland, Toledo,
DETROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
Including Waukegan, Kenosha, Racine. PortW ash
ington, Sheboygan, Naritowoc. Port Huron and
st. Clair. Leaving O~GDENSBURGH, on arrival
of the EXPRESS TRAIN from the EAST, calling
regularly for PASSENGERS and FREIGHT, At
Brockville, Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Cape Vincent
and OSWEG0. Passcnge : and Families moving
West, can embark with their Luggage, Teams,
Stock, &c, and land together without d sturbanee
or TranstiqmeDt, at their port Of destination.
B-These steamers have large Cabins and State
rooms, amply AMI neatly furnished,
For First Glass Passengers,
and Second Gains with Cook Stoves and comforta-
bic accommodations for Passengers and Families
who nav wish to furnish their own provisions
and bedding. = No efforts will 0esparei
to maintain the reputation Of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
r Freight Forwarded to care Of the Agents Of
this Con plnv will receive careful attention and
despatch. Apply 10
c. l. THOMPSON, Or
J. N. CHAMDEKLIN,
Oe-Icnsburgh, Ny
e.. ". SmrTa, General Passenger Agent, i. 7.
Depot, Ogdensbursh, y. I. wiNms
T,HE FALL TERMO OF TIE TROY CONFER
1 Evor ACADEMY, Pouilney. 1t, begins Au
gua -. lsGl.
Send for q Catalogue.
wsw5 j.. POOR.
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SOcfentlt6c 9enDu.
Sebruar g..

9luf 5rstta9s ben lien 3oe Mar,, na6Isns,
nm 10 lbr Sprmittd9s lUlen AM loaulr brs I'm.
tsr;etdnstm in SUleniaf, Qsda Gauntp, fOIasnOr
betpe9the 0itsr auf Gffsntli6er 9snpu psrtauIt
iperpen, nGmItd
@ter CUTE Yferbs. 6 Slbe, 3 8tnoer, Elm bier.
9dulS sSa9sn nit Sdrg, Elm bsinate nsuer pisr'
gGuls YlantalGswa9cn, elm nsusr 3reisiuIs g8a'
gen NIT Sapg, ein Spa,isrwassn NIT S6dft unp
9etaiel unp @eidtrr, Elm gan; neusr Nrdaway,
cine Sdmal6ne Die MIR cine Saat Sebraudt, Ya'
tent 5ru6tre6eu fur Elm pierp, Yatsnt Gutter
l6nrrrr, pFuBe, G99m, GultiVatCr. g8eli6tCrn.
pHua, SplN6lutsn, g8nomdble, SUl,. uno Seus
lsitem nit S6emsl, Yfluss. mo Stcifpaassn
GPerr unO &tIbtettrn. ene srcbe 8srIbscenbEit
BON 4IrpeBeiArr unr SlG9ennebsn, ein Yatent
SsuatIaNr, , ercBe Strd, 5ru6nsffs, Gen.
fen, Ne6rr uno @lbeln unp lpna nod cine srpbt
geri6iermbet pGn Saurrn @rratblhaftsn 81
umitdnolib gu msloen.
GebErSs NufpartunS unN 8 Nonatsn Gretit
tpirr Gegetrn burh
0apio 8cDmon.
5ebruar 6. nbtG
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Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

2(uf OOnnerita96 oen 2Sften Sebruar,
nG6fens, um 10 ll0r pes 8Crmttaas, Ioarn am
Saule bss SrfOrbrnen Qepi8. Seu, ltttbin
BON Ster' Sauecn SaunI6ip, Qs6a @auntp, fol-
9enbe Arttfel auf SffsntlIaer Gsnpu pertauft wfr-
ben, nGmIi6:
3wrt quite 8amIisnpferbe, quite Mtlafdtr,
3rei S6aaie, qaufer S6weine, stn 3wrisduls.
wa9en, Gin @ineGuIs 8auernwaser 70 gut ais
nru, 5wet SOpps, Gin gutter Spa,isrwassn unb
9eIGtrr, Elm Sagtl6ltten, 6susitrn uno S6ss
mel, 9fds unr Gses, 0inbmtble uno Strob.
tanf, Gin gutter BdidFUrnl6dsr, aaerld Yfepes
9eI6trr, bic ungetbrilte S6lfte elmer SrsI6maldi>
ne unb pferbesepalt, aOsrlsi 8sttsn, S6ippen unb
@'abeln, Saamen auf rem 5slps, rtrpa 6 1onnsn
Ssu unp Strcb bctm @ew6t, 70 wis aud gGsI16'
fprnlaub, stne Got Boards. Seteiisn, @rubbads,
Elm 6ruAtreff ein SeuetGr, rin Gpdcfcn 70 gut
ais neu, jpeI anrerr Sefen nit RCtr, 2 Better
unO Settlapen, Slide unp StabGe, &i6enI6rant
@iientrlIsl 3utrr, Stdnnsr unp Safer. unp font
nod oteIe arttfsl gu umfdncli6 ju mslpfn.
Die Sebtn8un8cn am Ssrtauf0tase unb &uf'
rartung BON
PSII5% BoiIoaHn my gsu, 2(omOrS.
5ebruar 6. rot8
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Oienita96 Den 5ten Mldr3 ndditen6,
I'm llbr bes Nadmttass, iUlIcn am Sauie bee
llntNSei6nettn in Siips gBbeitb,a launifip, Sc.
&a Gaunty fOlsenbs Nrtitd auf tTentlihsr Ssn'
Nu vttauft werptn, namIih;
Gin sutss 5omljsnpferp cine quite Mil6tut
stu 3pssauIS .g8assn, Elm @msdulS. g8asn, siu
pTus cine @sss, pfsreeStibirr fur ,ws Yferpe
en cpvpsltcs Carriage @sl4trr, 9BinpmibIs INT
StrObbanf, allerls Jtstten, Elm gutter tupfsrne
8efl rin g8ptlrac, Spinnricsr, 5tadsbs6sIn
5la6Itrste, unp icnf nod pirIs Saussudtbe 81
umRdnrl6 ,u mslom.
@ysptt unb Auflpartun9 am Sage Der @enpi
burh
Salomon SuB, fen.
5rtruar g.. nqbg
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Sefentlt6e 8enbu.
Nuf Gamifaos ben l(iten EebruQ

2(uf Samita9s ben l6ten Sebruar,
naakns, UNI 10 ltr SOrmittassf IOasn'an Der
lsBtteriStf BUbnups bss UsritCrtsnsn . NJ
tel g &nsd, In Shnsfspile, esha Gauntp,
fcIssnbt Grtttsl auT 5ffsntI6g Ssnpu Urtauft
ptrpsn, nGmIi6:
Gin Spa,ierrpaeen, elm ein'sauIs gBa8sn, elm
,psisduls @asen, ein S6litten, 3 S6iettarrsn,
cine Sadaetn'Maldin nit Dem patentrs6t fir
Ncrb gGbeitball SaunIdip, elm M5rtsI'9atent,
S6nbeIlGnstO Wuidint, nit bem 9atsutrs&t,
cine @spaIt' Yumps, gBinomtblr, @eli6fCrnifG'
Ter. StrUbtdnf, 0fsrbesel6rr, p1i5e unb @a9sn,
pianO, StThs, Shble, Banfs, Better uno Set.
ppsn, 8ii6snI6rant, giisntsiisl, 8upfsrttisl, 3d'
Ser, @runobersn, Carpets, @ircle'Sdse, Elm gro.
fer Strid, llbr nit 6a1sn, Spiesel, Slausrtilts,
5ltnte, g8urRI6neioer, 0urillUpfsr, S6malpre'
bs, sins 9nSutl StGnnsr. I 9Inttsils an ber
SdnsdsStqe gfaesmir, cine Got 9lsrSbrrn, elm
Sfen unO cine srobe gsrfdepsnleit anberer gIr'
titsl gu ;dblret6 IN melpen.
Die Sstinsunsn am @srtuufstase unb auf'
wartung BON
g9o%os @S5SS SSaSi@t SSeinser, 2fOm'ors.
q. 8.--3m ndmli6sn 3stt fol- cine Bad
leinmu&rr' 2arb, nit Oem 3uSebEr, uuf Sabr
Stlrtnt perben.
Sanuar %. na3m
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Sefentlt6e 95en6u.

2(uf Sreita9s Den |. MdrS ndbiten5,
um 10 utr gprmittass, lOlen am SauIe bes I'm.
ter3eihneten, in 9cpbll 5aunI6ip, Qe6a @auhS,
(naNe Der ebren @reD folsenbe artitel auf Sf.
tfntltder Senpu pertauft perben, namli6
Bier Yfsrbs, bapcn zines Elm 6raunsr Saul, z
Sabr alt unb II Sanb bod unb IN sin pprsia'
I6er Seber-ein ancsrrS III rin 4sidtriasr SuGs.
eaul unp III Elm Sattelpfrb bas nitt iitrrtrOfen
iperben fann--eins bapGn IN aud cine quite 3u6t,
Wd6rr, 9 Sabr alt unb Scn brauner Sarts-
unb bas anberr III ein ,peijabrigss WGbrenfiillen
etenfalls bon braunsr 5arbe Z Stite, prlbr ale
nod jung itnb unb aud alIe bic CUR Srntu fril6s
inetenp ietn werbsn, 9npsr. 2 9ulIsn, tpcScn
elmer fett II gum ShlaGtsn unb wel6er etpa 600
9funo pir9t, Der anbere IN Elm Sabr aft, 10
Shwstne, rrUUon Gins elm tra9snbes 3u6tItwsin
III, bappn ino GGufer unb bapcn wercm bic
sur 8enpu 10 g3cGen alt-telrlte Iinb cine
berrlthe Dirt, 3 S6aafe, spe Gisrsaulss sgDGsn,
Elm sduIsegDagen, A gaiss, 2 Gseen. DreI6.
mai4tne nit S6dttler, Sstts Ssulritern NIT
SHemeI, 2 0aeenbObYs, 2 Setts Sntsr @e'
f6irre, 3 GUrOere@eIdire pfIuss. @eIatrre,
5unfterFettr, 3 Stsifpassn, 9linbbalftsrn, Sum
ineten, lsperne Qrinrn, Wi1> unb 6eueatrln,
Ntlbaten, 20 Sdbtettsn, 2 Better unp 9rtla.
laben, unb Onit nod Uielsrlei grttsl ,u rpetlduf.
ttg 3u metbrn.
Die Ssbtn9un8sn am 9srfaufstags nuo aufs
irartun9 BON
@ioe0n SbneG.
a -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-13
Enzs 3u Derfdufen.

Die DrudereI gum SEQ a@ uuntY 9 a.
trtOt" wirb tsrour6 bur6 priSat 5anpel gum
8srtuuf nnsstUtsn. DtsisIte fam NIT cosr pbns
ben 8u6fObr, unb nit unO otns bic 8shnune5'
bii6sr sstauft perben. Die Ssptnsunssn iCurn
pUrtbeilbaft fir ben cpsr bic &dufsr ssmaht psr'
pen-unO ss Rsbt oaber fir ir9snO junse 6srrsn
cine tsrrli6s @sIssenbsit pfsn - tne icl6e bic
man f&er ni6t ale 10 Sabre Fnbsn fam. Wan
ruis baber balb all tei
9utb uno 9elfrib.
NGpember IA.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-13
Sefentlt0e 9}en6u.

2tuf Nienit196 Sen 26iten 8ebruar,
I'M 10 tbr 9prmittuss, Ioacn am 6aule bee
untsr6ristenen in 9ierp gBbcitbaa 1aunI6tp,
2cha @auntY, frIsenbe xrits Tfentlih psrtaufl
peron:
Ster SprSdsIfe S6afipferte, Yfrrtsgrf6u
fir 9ierpe, Wil6fabe, cine baron frtI6,
GtnO, If Saufsr' Elm gutter brejtrapri'
ger Ster8aulswaSm nit 9aoy, Elm DrsisGulswa'
gen, Elm @n9dulswasen, cine Sett g8a0entUaros
cine SdebrI 10 gut ME ueu, cine DrrIhmaltmr
nit 9fnte9twalt, gBinemGGIt, Seulrtsrn nit
@6emst, YFase, Gase sin Gultipator swti
Stdfw0assn, 9fuBsmaasen, SGbtsttcn, Sperr,
unp anpsre 8stten, 6su lei Der Scnnc, i grtten
uno Settlaom, Gin Sfsn, cine g1usenmiupe, nsbn
DiGsn anprn Sausrneeratbl6aften Su umRdnp.
lid Su melren.
6 Worote Grsnit wrp gs9sbrn unb Gufrpor'
tun9 an Dem Ssrtaufstage ben
0dpio S6Gaot.
q. S.-gm nGmIidsn 3as unO YlaBe IUarl
Sertauft psrpen Gin sutsS 5amiliensYfrrO,
S9r ait, sin SPajierpaBsn unp 8ei6irr.
Gbarles 5d)aaot.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-13
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gRirc bsrmit 9ssebsn. bnb tie llnterjs6nstsn
ais Grstutcren BON Der 6tntoloBrnihaft reS per-
lortcnsn George Scttsl, leBttin ron
Sbsr. Saucpn SaunI6ip. 9cGa @uuntp, anss1sllt
wcrpsn inp.-alle 0tejentssn paber, pslts nod
an tslasts SinterlaiIenftoft ftulOis fno, fnp
birbur6 auissfcrrert innerbaIb 6 98c6sn ansu'
ruirn unb atSuteSabIen, - llnp SOl6s bic nod
rrttmdbise 5Urperunscn batcn mGscn, ftnp strn'
fails crluAt iulGe innerbalb Dem ndmlihsn 3eit'
raum wpblbsldtist rinSubdnpissn an
@iQiam 9ctteI, ! yr,ors
S5Ocl Sect, ~ ''''
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-13
Nd6rt6t

gBirb bisrmit sssstsn, pab bic tlntsrSd6nsten
alS Apmini1ratorsn ppn Der 5intsrlabenIhaft bss
pracrbsnsn . antsl 9 dnef, lcBtttn BON
S&nedspGs, glcrb g8bsitbaa SIp., Gs6a Co.,
anseltrtlt pcrten tnO. @Ge Dirjsnsen baber, mel
DE nod an tsIaste SintsrlaBsnl6aft idulosn,
fnb tterbur6 aufssfcrpsrt innnbalb 0U&en
an,urufen unb obSabs3atlen, - llnb SuIte bic
nod rr6tmdeise anlpri6e ali risIslts gu MAIDEN
batsn. linp sIsi6iols eIuht icl6s innsrbalb Der
nGmlt4sn 3sit wcbltslatst ein3ut6nptsen an
tlIofcs 5bncf, (m.u,,,x.
Ibomao Sasinser, "0mO'S'
Sanuar %. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-13
NHt0nte 9fQ0rt6t.

Stntsmol garcn @utb uup GliIobstb irne 5rau
Upn SuUwbctbaa SaunI6p, Ge6a Gauntp, burt
cine fretwtltse ustsri6rettuns. patrt Sanuar 8,
1861, all br ltrs'nrrs, pulGnl6es uno pers
mil6tes St9sntbum gum gelen ibrsr grecitcrcn
an bic unteritrietsnsn ututrassn baten, 70 per.
ben ale Didsnigem wsl6e uuf irecnc cine gGriIe
an BEN beia9tsn AarCn @ulb idulpts Rno, aufse.
fcrbut, tnnsrtalb gBUteu unsurufsn unc 9ti6
tisteit Su mnhen,-unp wer 8crcrm9sn bat, be
ttets iene &stnuns aud etnJutanei9sn.
Samc6 s. &lein, ! )r5Go,;os
Dlniel Stettler, it. "'''e"''0'
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