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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

anals q; presents an extreme occasion, do hereby, ..;.n.;n oi the power in me vested by the Con Senators and Representatives are tbsrefors snu- moneo 10 assemble at their respective chambers M at tMe1ve o'clock, noon, on THURSDAY. the fouKIH OF JULY next, and then to consider ana determine such measures as in their wisdom the public safety and interests may seem to de. In witness whereof I have bereun+o %. , hand, and caused the seal of the United State, to be affixed.
 Done at the City of Washington, this fifteenth
 day of April, in the year of our Lord on,
 thousand eight hundred and sixty y-one
 and of the independence of the the United States, the eighty-ffth.
 (Signed,) ABRAHAM LINCOLN By order of the President.
 WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State. ~'
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
TWISTED.

In response to notices read in the churches or Sunday, the largest audience ever assembled ir Winsted, crowded into Camps Hall, on Sunday evening, to discuss the duties of patriots in the present exigency. MT. Rockwell presided Mr. Eddy opened the meeting with prayer. R. Hitch cock, Esq, offered resolution in favor of with. drawing the U. S. troops from the forts within, the Seeded States but the meeting voted it down-3 yeas, 800 nays. An address to Gov, Buckingham asking him to adopt such measures as would give the State an opportunity to place her resources at the disposal of the General Gov eramcnt, was then adopted; receiving over one hundred signatures on the spot, aud was forwar- ded to the Governor on Monday
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
FALLS VILLAGE.

Jesse F. Mil'spaugh was on Monday of last week, nominated by the Republicans for Post Master at the r. V. F. o.
 The death of Lee Garfield, Esq. is deeply lanented by large circle of friends through out the western portion of the County He was for several years President of the Iron Bank, and was succeeded by Gov. Holley.
 Mr. Garfield was one of the most honorable upright and conscientious business men in the State, and his loss will be severely felt in the town where he so long resided, and which he honored and benefited by his lifelong example of usefulness and integrity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
NeN MaEGZiEas.

PETERSON for May is received this thirteenth of April. Always first in the field, it is at the same standpoint i'll excellence. This number contains sentimental and elegant steel-piate hion Plate-Dssigns for Bead Mats-aId many charming Tales and Sketches. Chas. J. Peter son & Co. Publishers, Philadelphia.
 CoDEYs' LADY Book for May is on our table. Godey is always fresh, lively and interesting. The
 May number has fine steel engraving, double Fashion plate, all sorts of patterns, besides an endless variety of pleasant stories. Rverius Marsh has 1t at the Post Office
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
CITIZENS {!

Now is tie time 50 distinguish between Pa triots and Tories!
 \ Rebellion las been raised against the Gov erpment of the United States. Treason stalks forth in all it's hiieous mein. Party lines aid distinctions are all done away with n this cri>i.
 We are either FOR THE GOVERNMENT, and PA, TRIOTS. CT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT and TRAITORS.
 Thank God there are but few Traitors in thi; County or in loyal old Connectcut
 The few that there ure-let them BE MARKED AND AcCURSED.
 IL is but a matter of time. Tie Rebellion will be-must be crushed. Let us all be on the side of the eternal Ri 1t. Let us uphold the Government and the Laws-and, for the main tenance of both, pledge as did our Fathers |" our Lives, cur Foltures and our Sacred Hor. ors-
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

A pair of horses belonging to Lyman Nor ton, Esq. of Goshen driven by a son of MT. Norton, ran away in Cornwall Hollow, on "Wednesday, with German servant girl and children, throwing the, former out, and breaking an arm and leg, and otherwise severely injuring her. Young Norton jumped from the wagon, as we are informed, after the horses started. The horses were frightened by the raising of an umbrella
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
BY HIS EXCELLENCY, WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM M, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 A Proclamation.

 WHEREAS. The President of the United States, by Proc amation, declares the laws are now op' posed, and the execution thereof obstructed by combinations too powerful to be suppressed by the ordinary course of judicial proceedings, and has called forth the Militia of the several States to the aggregate number of seventy five thousand men, and
 WHEREAS, The Secretary of War has made a call upon the Executive of this State for one reg ine mt of Militia for immediate service, therefore I, William A. Buckingham, Commander.in Chief of the Militia of the State of Connecticut call upon the patriotic citizens of this State te volunteer their services, and rendezvous immedi atey at the City of Hartford reporting themselves to the Adjutant General.
 Given under my hand, and the seal of the State at the city of Norwich, this, the sixteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, One Thous and Eight Hundred and Sixty-one, and of the Independenceaof the United States, the Eighty fifth. VIM. A. ROCKINGHAM. The details of the plan of organization will be | immediately issued from the office of the Adju tant General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
NGRElI.K

The true martial spirit is aroused in Norfolk The volunteer company lately formed, will tende, its services to Gov. Buckingham. The Repubi can club propose formally, to make over thei1 Eng staff and beautiful National ensign te the Cnioa men of Norfolk, and the flag will here after be kept flying.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
MORRIS.

An excellent law has been passed by this town, which will be found in our advertising columns, against the catching of fish in the streams of Morris, by means of seine or nets. We learn of several misereants who annually make busi- ness of this sort of thing, and are glad that measures have been taken by the Morris people to put stop to the nuisance and crime.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

ssS- According to the New Haven papers, 'uoge Waldo has decided the assault and battery .as. 7, Dr bacon vs. Dr. Richards, by mulcting .ae ia''er gentleman in $500 although it is but Justiee to say, that up to latest dates Dr. denies having knowledge of such decision Wa learn that the libel suit Of Dr. Richards vs pov Mr. Bacon has been withdrawn. so ena. ,.o trust, this unhappy affair
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
CANA AN.

A man by the name of Brush, living on Canaan mountain, had brush on Sunday last, with a family living at Falls Village, cleaned out the house, and created so much disturbance general Iy, as to cause his arrest and commitment to the Litchfield Jail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

ness- Nelson Roberts, of Torrington, has been appointed Route Agent on the Naugatuck R. +. Wm. II. Mansfield of Salisbury, on the
 HousatonIc R. R., and PhiIander R. Fairchild of Daren, in place of Bishop, On the through route from New York to Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

h5= In answer to an iuquiry Of correspon dent, Henry Norton, Esq, is tie Deputy State Surveyor for this county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

nSy- We had the pleasure of meeting the HoS Q. $. FERRY on the Housatonic R. R. the other day, en route to Pittsfeld. So far from being a < used up man. Mr. Ferry bears his slight defeat most gracefully. He proposes to resume the practice of his profession ill Norwalk, and con tinue in it-untl the state shall call him mex, spring to serve it in higher position than that he has filled so ably and with so much dignity in the last session of Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

nGa- We hear that our Bro- Byington Of the Norwalls Gasehs IS making large strike for the Chief Clerkship of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing in the Navy Department We hope he may get i-;ie honor and the efficiency of the service will be we'll sustained by Mr. Bying- toms selection.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

neA- Mitchell S. Sanford, Esq, lawyer Of some prominence in New York, and who will be remembered hereabouts as having argued the ia nous BarnesMangum case at the Superior Court in this county about a year since, died in Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 29th ut. of congestion of the brain. His age was 62.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

Bar Among the many names presented for the position of Clerk to the incoming Senate, we have heard no name mentioned which would give us greater pleasure and larger assurance oi work faithfully performed, than the confirmation of Mir. W. W. STONE of New Haven for that nos; ton. Mr. Stone is an active, ardent, hard-w work. ing young Republican, one of the foremost in the ranks in JOHN WooDRurF's district and a;dea largely in reducing that bogus democratic mai ority in the city of New Haven. The Senators from our County and from the State generally could not give the position to more worthy and pains-taking candidate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

nsa- A county paper is in error in stating that Mr. E. C. Steelman formerly Editor of paper in Winsted has been appointed Deputy Col Iector of the Port of New York. The appointee is Mir. Ssed1reH Editor of tie YonAers (N. Y.) Examiner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
SPIRITED RETURN FROM MAJOR
 ANDERSON.
FORTY HOURS CANNoNADING!
The Fort on Fire and Surrendered.

Yhe City of Charleston Blockaded!
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
ats,us of tsse agsek.
THE WAR BEGUN!

The First Gun Fired by the Rebels
 upon Fort Sumter!
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18

INTENSE ExcITEMENTTHROUGHOUT THl
 ~5t COUNTRYt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27

a11eier, 9abeln, SKATERS, Gibterltode,
S"N 2i6ti6ssrsn StsssleiIsn, 8affsr Matlm
S6ersn. SadmeiIsr, SarttsrmsTer, 8Ort,iebsr,
prins'BaI6ttammsn, Waus. unb 9tattnfallsn
S6IBTsr, 8unrsn, S6raubsn, 8sgtI, 9tdsel,
6Cblrniiete, 6ObtsnI6 nI6aufeIn, Ndbls unb 6anb'
idscn, SOtsln, cOtssiirn, MsIiel, 8Obrsr, Setb.
,ansen, Belle, Maurtsasn, 5eiltn, @nts ShIdf.
llstns bon bsr tsiten @rt, RsttenRrSns,, 6ctrl.
tanEidraubsn, StrisseI, 9dr1tn, S6aufsln, DIN.
sabeln, 6rdfnienlsn, 9aumpCa unb 6anfen 5tIt.
surn unb anpfrsr Swins, unt tbnbaupt stn ppll.
Ecmmensr SCrTatR pCn Gilenpaarsn, Ju batsn bel
&. y. Moler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
@eIeQG61ft8 : MuaDfnna

WaGridt pirN tisrmIt sssefrn bas biz felt si.
niger 3stt Der ,riiHn ben llntfrlei&nstsn. untsr
Der 8trmd poa &rdunb abnewaGtin In brm
put 5anbcI, Il. {. 10, in Der Stapt Nlentaun
b'ltanosnr 9anerIs'@ @eIsal6aft, am 2Oten Iyebruar
ou6 tetOerlstise @tnptatsung aufselSBt wprprn
II. Vile Dttenieen caber wslhr nod an tsIaats
8rma fhulDen, trsrOen srIu6t tnnerbalb 6 Bpd.
en- an3urufsn uno at3utejabIsn, ,-unb @Ute bic
antOtosrun9sn taben mGsen t6nnen btrIeIte 9lci6.
falls fdr Spabung sntdntism.
s. q. g. &ef,
9. g. 2(bnepalt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
SaRceGsS1to .tOren.
@MgGQISIOgtItggJtu
SueenSW00re1t,

Der NtItnfaun China Gtcbr, Sc. 3G on. 6amil
tcnsSiraBs, SbarGn cGsrbalb QreBe's Stcbr. IN
unfro9!tdb Der rtbE Srt um alIe QytEn
Gurrnswaarrn 0laapuarrt Strins
paaren pber 2ampcn
iu betcmWtn.-1d1 babe nun oen orSgttn uno belf.
ausstpdhIttn Stcd ron hlien 2Baarrn, Der il bier
IN Alltntnun uno otSlItitht in r9Cn0 rncm Srt pcn
otr udmIibsn GrSBe in Staat, on4rtotsn vuroc,-
0ErtIps III nit SCr9fa!t aus Nranuiatturtn pen Dem
bcdhGn &ufc 9ewdblt uno tcittbt aus bcinabs allen
cen nEussn @nttpdrfcn, Stotcs uur poitrrn prn
Granj6iifen gOlp' 9anb uno retfrn bur6Rtti.
GEM Sbna, @n9lIfrm qcr3ctnn mo
StFtn'@ttnl,
ocn eGmfslnIttn bts ;u bcm 1tntiniisn I'M Gtbroub.
IN Setts uno bei bCm Stdd.-StttbfaUs 8lafiuao.
rraorsn ron 1mEritanlfbtn uno Srnn,SGlbn gPan:
ufafturCn fir
SCteIs, SaIcrnS unb onberem Grtraud,
ccn ben fsinftsn cn9rapbirtn 0tautcrs bis III si:
ntm 3 Gent Sumblt.-@ttnfalIs
StCinlpaarCn unb Britannia 1dorcn
crn icc,r @srfbNosnbtit, fc wis gamptr ron isrsr
meoltdsn 9ensnnuT0. rcn Der flEinitn 9otfttampe
~ l24 Gents, btt u ben msft 9tSr%nrtn Gbauoc5
Iltrf far aircbsn, 6ollu II, f 10.
eampGn rcn olItn NrtSn metbsn ausoebCEert unt
aHa'fne'rt INN 6cblsnsOd rarin 81 trtnurn.
9r ban oub jnmIr has beiis atrclsns 9oblsn
Hsl 10 ris edmpInT 9cCbts, Grimm Shetren, unt
turj aUsS in Dem e0mpIn: Tocb gum 8trtauf auf
oane, une Ipar on bSn njsrrfsn prtiGln tielTtte
philadelphia.
Nericnfn wtbs ir1ln6 thudt in msinsm EaCh
5raubsn, tSnutn beibts 9Glo uno 3git fparcn tpeun
' tS mir onruftn, she ne lCuitmc foufcn, inoSm th
nun etBEr s'n9srItbttt bin. ais IT, Nniprhcnts 81
in 8c,u9 ouf bic prtiBt ols aub
Iuf Die 0.uaIitat.
&trSt6t rtn 0rt uiht-Gs il Nlritl6I 80. SO
Nt' p0miltGn.S .Siro6t, 3;t Sburr C6lrbalb prsb's
Srchr.
:. 6. Garnoton.
Sanuar %, 1851. ulbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
OetmS Spar<N Nnit1lt
Don U(lentaun, p


, fee: Np. AZ Sa. 6amiltcn Straee, benz
Nmtrtcan SCtrl, ssbaIten pUn 8. 9. Se6s
tel, 9'Bsnabsr.
grtptIe9irt crn Der 9cfte9sbun9. gNdrS 80, 1860.
Autoriilrtcs capital $5O,OOO.
Die Office 1T aus Go9f sffsn, prn 8 bis ubr, fc:
ptE oudb Wcnta9 pon 8 Bis ltbr Ibsnbs.
Dcpcittrn wlrOcn in 9rtBtn unb tlsinsu Sunrmcu
an9Cncnmtn uno utcecr ;ur tg;Oblt cbne pctbtriae
Nuftdnei9un9 nit prrynt SnNrciTeu. Cir Pt:
tElIc DspOiittn, auf 6 @cnaGe ecCr ldn9Gr, miro
present Snttrt1tn btjnbu.
Dicfcs 5niitut OiCtet G.stucrtn, lSminitrntcrtn
uno 0necrn 5prcntn, 9uc SdG9tnbeit, GjtIotr nit
Stthrrbrt fdr turjt c0tr tin9Grr 3tt auf Sncrcitn
81 blnerl9en unb miSbGr, cbue gcrbCrile 2uftlneis
Nun9, jurddJufrrnCrn, UNI fam tureb Gbcas ac;c:
9tr pRroCn.
Neblt Dem bertits curb bic Stcdbaltsr cnbe.
iohltcm @opltol bobtn in llGterGinlttmmuna ces
Srctbriefes bic @trmoltcr 9cnes in Der 2umme
pcn $4,000 in cCr Common Ylras Grurt bcs
Gauutrs rc9ftrirt, fir bic 9ctreuIide @srmoltune
oir Der lnltalt onptr,rGutcn C5elnCr oud1 hat Der
9aiftrSr gum ,0lsthcn 9dauf fir bic treus aufit
tun9 fsncr pfIttten Sitbtrbtit 9efcut.
prefosnt: q. Yrefbsnt: @afGer:
QRiIam o. Insr. gbrifion prse. 6. G. Butt.
GruftieS.
RiIliom .. InSp, Gbriitjon pre-, 9. .. Gtilss,
SGmud > gdul Ballet 81. 3. sJatctr,
q. 4. pctttI. Sa;Ot rcd, Taban Wetsr.
gusntnun, 6struar ~, 1861. nq3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27

d5elbt, btaue, lbporJe uno ariine 6arbe
" gum 8Grtn. Nlle Nrtn bon Mspt t..
men, 9rrfumrrisn. Gutris6snpe 1rOp.
isn fir aul S6nupltlihsr. Saar.SsI, ,8ar.
b l. er, unb feine Gp 4istis, 9 r d t..
pulVer mb 3 bnbarRsn 9adpu.
yer, SinI6wdrje rtra GuaItSt, 1u batm bel
s. q. WOier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27

13obe6 uno 9etobte6 9ein0l, 9cpreBt bon
" omrrttanii6rm 5ta6tioamsn, pttl teiTrr ole
pcn ousIdnbiGem 5Iahslaamrn, 8itt, 8enIlcr'
9las, Stimeis tredcn unp In Del ws ou6 aas
anbsr 8arbm gum QnIrsi6sn, @Olp' unp Gil.
ttrIaub, Sron5s nO SIatsMttull, gu tabsn bri
s. g. Wofer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
8ieiSer sae0cDgas Gent.
Gin 0rOBc6 SC6O6 III 0G(entaun!
Nrue Q8anren fir pen Serbit unb
g8inter

S6nurman uno Neubaros arceCs gpanaaerie
III mtsttr-ntdjt init !Gbsnot9en 2bicrcu-mit elmer
un9Imttn 9rcBsn nGunn9etomucnsn Scnoune ron
Sebsnspdret9trtttn ausitalrt mcrrsn.-Ncr Sin:
trttt III fl { /, uno oarin tann man frbtn:
1900 Saf R6fc; 2O0O Srad RGde ;
1900 (leberr0fe 20OO 0aar 6ofen;
1000 9Seften,
@cn allen SarbCn uuo prcifrn, 6cfts qrbtit unb
nad rtn nrutlttn 6dlhcne. 28as nctb has 9ste
III, unttr ottlcn tauSneerltt RtitunaelGdcn befn.
etn hd aub nod Dis fct9snoe unc viEloCiubts arti.
tSL ott rlr9tnos icniwc ,u habtn hn6 ais in Dem
9rrgEn SlietrsG1ond9ctte ron S6nurmanuuo gtsu
bdro, namlth Die DNttcrlibmtc gincln;, Irus
glass, Sredtnrtb9t' uno VelI.RGde, bcltn uno
0cltEn.-SGL6ft Gin Buthanan yPann tSnntn mir
IN sne Snlt aIstoer Ireisp, Dap Cr 70 aut ausaudt
ute osr GIts ,Vud" fslbft. pa drht man sbsnfaIs
ttn unrsr9ettllhtr baufen rom fsinifen unb ttfttn
Sub-@n9ltitbGs, Ssutilhis unb Sran;Gffhes-unb
wtr ss ptrtben clItt, fb ftins 9teioSr anmefTsn III
In1tn, Der wiro sIsbfnlIs ouf cine fupcrfcinc
QBttNs bsosnt w'rrsn. an prsiltn mcriiber hd) biz
game &8slt critaunt,
Da febt mon rom trlltn unb rbGulsn Golflnst
ren % bis 80 Gents IL Narb ;--rno cas III oetb
wubrbaftj9 tiui9 aSnua.
Niun tcmmt 2tlIt, uno urtbCilet fdr Sub Ieltlt-
ptG atla9t fc 0ethan - ihr mtreEt fntGn pag ibr
cub lHjtsn tSnnt ult ibr CS nNniht.
Infer @aartnla9cr III 9Tots Der
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
3 ri g g tD } T..
2atpdu Ryb Mdrtiu.

9BbrIsiale uno 8Gtait Drua9iten uno Gbenlifsr, Sr
II 0Sslt ponltlcn Strage, nabt 9e9enGbsr ccr Seo:
ftllcpss pale in ltIentaun Qa.
loaten ftb IN 5eirnlhuftss9trUinbuna oracben une
fubtn lldsr burtb trGn9e uho biui9t Gufmcrtlamtit
aul tbr SsfbSft uno burb balt,n Der belcn unb
trtibtisn gRtoiJ!nen, IOtu bt rcUfs Nlsfrirbi0una
9ebIn gu tSancn, bit I9 init brtm 3ulprudb ttshren
Oa mlr bttot Sraoulrts bet Iryturibsrsitunastunli
tno, 10 tSnntn pir SomiIitn pcn oGr Rsinbsit IN.
ltrtr MGoHtnrn prfhtrn, Die mir nle ctm @tr.
oIaattn qbormotcpctt 9tmdF jubtrcjtcn.
ecsss8sa 9icbit Drugs uno Ghcmitalsn s,rtaufcn
Wy mir aub ollie pcpuIirtR patGntmcci,incn,
Esa3 Ntrfumsrtcn, fantr artttGL .oaarGle, oaar:.
tsssE=3 Ga9tl: uno 3obnbtriien, Sluth, 2([ftbtl,
oampbint, RehtInct pcn Der ttittn Sualitit sob.
lEnol'tompen, (Slutos uno St.2aupcn rpCroeu ;um
Srennrn ron 8cbIen0l umgednocrt) gRGhbes Sfsn:
lhWdris, SmfetSI. 6orbltrTc, Spgcreitn. M.,t.
Sdcnocrt Nurmertlamt9it wrb Der 3ubersituna
ron drjtlttCn &crlbrettun9en 9emirmGt.
Strbrbolter nno atbtun9egcI sin9etanen tet uns
Glnsn gtrIutb 81 madtn, che ft in Den Cities tnu.
fen. inetm mir nit Sobritanttn uno Srnpertcurs
Gtnrthmnafn 9CtrcfiGn babCn. rpcourtb mir ibnen
aufs rrrtbetlbOftSitE pertdutn fSnnGn.
psttCr0tsS rrup-tin brrlttes uub wirf.
lanes RltFl in lbuiitn unb &IrtGltunotu une fir
Mne'run9 Or Husjshrun9. prsIS 25 Gents Die
6tafbC.
toy iws b. - pSrfOnsn hit an neuratafbsn
%hmtrNn cher n,rpSiEm 0tpfpSb lIiosn. erhattm
lC9stb emctruna curb Gjttrouh unlSrtS 0Sphalit
eltr'rt Nrti6 % Gents bic SIaiht.
Samtlitn % oaarua bs-ium Ntiui9tn
tsS Scpitt, Gnttrnun9 pGn Grint g., l2l G,ntt
ptr 4od.
EriIbt @artrnsG Gomtn 0uorantirt
0ut 81 ltlu.
Nhc!c4rGpht,bs GhsmttalItn lttS pCrrGrhi9.
3ahnIr;tt dnren in uuftrtr 2ptbtft nets ,in,n
&trraIh pcrj,Ionsr 3ibnG pSn her rcr,GQlbNtn 8Ers
ltrtj9un9.
6. .. QaWaQ,
0emet6 s. Wortin
NptniIun, Eth y, 1861. r0hp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
Neue Sitter
g. ~ 9l5ttefoGIt'S
6nt- It. Rappftt- -Mannfaktnr

Sc. 25, gBfft pamltrn.e etra6s, a1entaun,
IT teBt NIT rnfm nsuen unb ausseJei6nettn Strd
Der f4Dnfsn, trfsn unN rsamUbisfsn
Sutrn unb Sappen fhidIi4 fir bic
Sabrs;eit,
otrffbcn, unb berfrIte psrtauft isins @itsr Ju 70
btut9en pretIen, ais fe in ben SrefSbtrn unlrrrr
IRton pfrtauft wfrbrn t6nnen. Grin Stpd III
nfu,
Sennin9s unb Boomers neue Stple
Spring 6Gte in it6 ibliebeno,
unb atrbaupt alIs bic Grti,sI In Isnsm 6aGs tSR1
nsn ni4t an S66nbsit, Cite unb Siatststt iibsr.
trufen trsrSsn, unb ba sr ben sinjissn prafdnbt'
gen 9ut', 8appsnD u. StrUts tsiitn'StObr In btsfsr
Stabt bdlt, 70 tann man F6 barauf psrIabsn,
oab or ale ju ipiinG6enbe arttfrI In lstnrm GaGr
bsfGnbt9 gum 8ertauf baltsn. Sstns Often uno
6appsn ftnp meifsns BON Isnsr tissntn Gabrtta'
ticn, unO per bon ibm iauft, ptrb fb nis be-
Erp8en fnpsn.
G68- Gr IN panftar fir btsbtr stnUftnt ltbs'
raIe GunbI6aft, unb bpTt auf fernrrsn 3ulprzd
cerielten unb auf einen 3uwa4s Der @Snnsr.
glQentaun, Qpril 27. nab0
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
0eIeQ I60ft8 9(ufl6Iuna.

Wadridt wire tirrmit 9sastsn, pab bic felt
Tlnl 5atrn Der, ,piIten ben llntsriddneten, IN.
ter Der 8irma rCn @ @rbmanunO S6GnlS,
In hem 8nuimnnns G'ef6aft II. +. No., trlanbrnr
9anreIs' G'sfsaihaft, In SpItn1ad, qc6a &auntv
pa, am itrn Ias Ndra tur@ ttirtrlriIge Gin.
TilIi9uns auiSsIIil pcrpm IL. 2tae Dtcjenlasn
Nabrr, mtlts nod an bdaatr 8rma ibuIprn, rrrs
Ben eriubt innGbnlb 6 ger6m anluuIfn urb
e3Wt8atlen, uno SCl6e bic Qnlrrrrunom ba.
zen. tSnnrn rIGIGlte sIei&IaaS iIr 9rotllng Gin.
bInt9n.
0lpio @ebman,
Charles ShGnln
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S)f d If r { 6 t.

Der llntTsetnsts, GrIsbsusri&ttr In O6G.
Nacunss SaunfGip, Gs6u Gauntp, stt tisrmit
osm pubIitum gla6ridt, baB sr ale @rftdfts tt'
nrS StrtpGntrs pTicr9t, ndmltG bas
S&rrltrn Yrn 6auf 9risftn, Sanbsn, NUtsn,
Narscmsnts uno furS alss has pas In Gin Icl6ts
JG& anf6lGat. aas @s6Gfts tsicrst sr auf
pds pdnfti6Rs uno ieins Srtibs Fnb biLlis.-
Sr bttst um ssnsi9ttn 3ulpru6.
Scbn Albright.
WSr3 10. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-03-27
OentG6er 8u6ItDbr.

Sd Sd)afer u. Horaot, 9de Der 4tsn uno
RpCblFa6e, philadelphia, II 1u Rabm:
Ser GeIb ftdrjt,
Soer Oottcr unb 2(pOtbefsr IN ei9enen
5oule.
Cine subut5iast NnpsIiuns, R6 Dor sranf'
beItsn gu I6aBen unb bur6 SsltRbstltuns aasr
pcn ibngn gu tsfrsIrn, aud BET unbtilbarsn unn
6rCniidsn RranFbsItsn il6 WsnIsffsns mSsli@R
SrIst6tuunB gu psrI6affsn.
gSon Or. 8. y. 8aspaii. Na& tT
29lsn bsbsuttnb Srmebrtsu aussatt, aus BEN
8ranjBHl6m. 300 Ssitn. 9rsis rs Sts.
gubsrrsm umfa6t unfsr rsI&ss, Rrsns sswabI-
tss Eager ale 5aupttpsrtr beutfGG 9itsratur In
alIsn 3psissn Der S0iHsnihaft su frRtn l.
ti8tn YrsiIsn. 49, Ni6tpurrdtbiess tmprrttrtu
mir prCmpt. Stafer u. HeracI.
Nusua %, 1860.
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E 3u DerfQnfe1t.

Die Drudersi Jum ngsaaG Gau~tS o a.
frtot pre Rtsrbur6 bur6 priSat Vanbsl Aunr
Ssrtaut ansebCtrn. Dslrlte fam nit pbsr cbne
zen Su6ltObr, unb NIT unO otne bic 8tdnunaB.
bufer 9etauft prrben. Die 8sbinaunaen Goilrn
oortpetlbaft fur ben Ober bic 8dufer aemadtt psr.
nfh-uno ss l'tt baber fir trsenb iunae Serrsn
stne berrItGe @sIrssnteit pffn - zine luI6s bic
man lttsr ni6t ale 10 Sabre fnbsn fam. Ran
rufr ba9er talp an bel
ylCSember IA.
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81. $50 made ale 8Gufsr borauf auf.
merriam, cab td quite 9Daars nit unssmtin tld.
mem 9rCft rertauie, unb am brlsn fam man fid
capUn dterssuasn, wGan man an puI6iebenn
pldBsn bic Sa8m ttfstt unb bort fault, no mar
Die bl9ffn YrriIs fir eIri6s gGaarsn tnbst.
s. 9. Woier.
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Selfentlt0e 9Senbu.

Monta05 oen Lffen Nprtl nGbEet1,
I'm 10 ubr @Urmittass. iuusn am Saufc pun
Sarcb 5aas, in GmauS. Qs6a Gaunty, fol.
genpe Nrtitel Effsrtlitb pntauft werrsn, nGmlidb
Sine quite trG9em6e 9JSGbrc,
2 quite Mjl6tdte, 8inp, 2 S6wrns Nsten Nlc.
nate alt, i6warJe Subncr, Slbn nit mcieer
&appe, 2 lrGte Yierpssei@irr, uno Gin Bauer
@eIAirr, Slinptolfern. Staubalitrrn, 6lieocn
rsBe, gutter Sauen gBdsru nit 8ctp, s>eulsi.
tern nit Shemd. Sopl,eltrrn, I Qcitrr, % Guf
lang, Spn Is Gu6 lang, 2 oarb g0aoen, /
IpaSisr Baaen, gfu9, Ga8r, Gultivatcr, S6ut
farren, @rubbafe unp antfrC Sadrn, 5ruftIfau
fd, S6ippm, Yfusswaags, StrOtbanf, 6eu. unt
@6lttelsabsIn, Orri6iIeStl, StrBrifrn, 6cffdae,
Dirt, g8ppmablr, Salb 8uihcl, GjraeIenIs
Speu. unb Jtibtsten, 5encrpClrn unp Mirast
8ters unp Sdnnmms sen, Strct tttm Gifbunp,
0runbtirnen teim 8uldfl ale Werufs I Gec
retGry, Bureau, 9 6GhmItrirIr, Gdibranf, 3
Slide, NSbhIh, it6nr 3 Gpied,l,
8pblbG Qnnps unb nntnt ,ol',tr, J. IuRenr
Stibte, 2 ShauTslIubIf, I TNptr, 3 Selen
NIT 8Obr, Carpet, 5snittrblntn, alnlei Wor.
sElSn' une Se&en @eihrr, , gSNdmupr, Vat.
wtrse' une Milttafn, Gitrnt,iitt mp oGifn, I
Sett, 4 StttlarSn, 1 tphRonlRr Stttapf, 1fp
pi4aubl unp Wal6ine nit 422 Natrln. i Wll.
fer palu unp bic Sanif G&rpItwrtrrel, gpsn unr
@IfgsSalIsr, 8stIhItsnnr, 24aihjdter, Ylau,
wslI6tcrn, otlsrIei 8lummGtr lnb fonil nod
SirIerlei anbrrs Nrtft gu umlantl@ Az mt'tsn
GrrbII ub NaiwarlWI Won
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