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MAKING INQUIRIES.

The feet was now ready to make the at
tack. 1t was necessary FIRST, to ascertain
whether there WAS anything to attack. Spy
glasses were brought into requisition, but in
our position three miles distRnt-we could
discover nothing very plainly. It vas not
q little amusing at this time to notice the
varied results Of observation made by diff
ferent persons on board the gunboats. One
man, after carefully scrutinizing everything
he saw on the bluff through the ships glass,
said be had positive evidence that no evscu-
alton of tho town had taken place that
several regiments ct troops were plainly Wis.
ible on the hills maneuvering or drilling. =
Another, after an equally lengthy view, be-
csme convinced that the guns were all there
that the batteries were all manned, and
that theF rebels WeFe fully prepared to meet
the AotillR. & A third beheld chaos of fallen
trees, steep end rocky hill, and couple Of
bare table bluff" the latter looking as if
they might once have been in use for forti-
fcations of some kind. A fourth saw in the
dim distance large clouds of smoke, and felt
quite sure that great conhagration was in
prsgress-that military stores and army
quarters were in flames, and that fhe ru-
u1uLc4 ofaaC0osA0A u14 CcIboiuAy ldh6u kfieCbs
In the midst Of this diversity of opinion, it
isnotto De wondered ct that Commodore
Foot felt 8 little dubious on the question at
issue. he did not wish to get within range
of the rebel guns until he had satisfied him
self and seen that there was or was not some
body there to fire them. o ss-- s4 ~
We had been drifting slowly down the
stream for abcnt half an hour, and were
now within twelve miles OF the Columbus
t---s~7A-7.E n SSEg Asu VI tne spygizss large
nag could be seen waving on the summit Of
hill, q little to the south of the main fort
At first il was difficult to discern the nature
of the flag, It was too large for rebel flag,
we thought, and had too many stripes on It.
We therefore concluded that the rebels had
all vacated the town, leaving behind them,
as they generally do, leaven of Unionism,
whics had already begun to work. We
were mistaken in the latter part of our sup
position, for We ascsrtained after landing
thsta detachment of he Second Illinois CAV
alry-about 500 men-Under command of
Lieut.. Col Hegg, had entered the place on
Monday evening, finding it unoccupied, and
were in joyful possession when we came in
sight. The flag we saw was one which the
cavslrymen had improvised for the occasion,
manufactured out Of colored calieo-the OBJ
ject being to present to the gaze of Oommo-
dore Foot banner of almost any descrip-
ton, provided it intimRted that treason did
not rule supreme,
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MORNING. LEADER;
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That time. The Evening Leader viii contain all
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1t is estimated that locomotive engines
annually consume the wood from 15O, 600
scres Of land in twenty years oouai 10
8,eOe,0oo 6 acres.
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GARDENING.

i ANDSOAPB GARDENING 80
60 Wl4. JAAE ofIers his seTF ,oea TO ~
10 lay Out Grounds, Make F7oger Grdess.
ll PFdas Gfsd Dress Grape Hfass.
and al o her Frrit. He VIII contract b. tss NV
JOB or SEAEoN, ca reasonable terms He has sIsn A
tnorou8h knowledge of LAM DHAINlNG -
- ortera len at the Seed Store Of J. SFlfR 4 en,7
viii b promptly attended to. riti nisrlsssS
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VERS AND Knives.

d EVOLVERS AND BOWIE.
u KETFES.-A M a1tort1.aat 81 RstalYiae
AiI8E ! Weeloeks, aharp,l elilia1 s1Iith = 77lIs
uol g. lelIe snd s11alII VIII various 6tlf EI1I
- ~, HA3En f,fTa
ns y Lo911 Blois. - 8egtslog l1lsst Glsl
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pREpARATIoNs ron A BATTLE.

About an hour after day-breGk all hands
on the gunboats were set to work In various
ways to prepare the vessels for participation
in the contest that most of US had by this
time made up our minds was imminent. The
guns were all manned and loaded. MAgs-
zine stewards, shell psssers, and powder boys,
were stationed at their different posts, ready
TO pass the ammunition from the ships hold
to the cannon's mouth. All fires and lights,
except those connected with the engine-room,
etc, were extinguished. The ward room and
cabin furniture was removed to facilitate the
working OF the stern guns. All hawsers and
lines were coiled upon the deck to afford adj
ditional protection to the boilers and machine
~. These many preparatory acts were the
work of not more than half an hour.
Meantime the four mortar boats, under
command of Captain George Johnson, Of
Cincinnati, had been towed 70 the right bank
(the Missouri side) Of the river, and made
fast to some trees near the Belmont Point
The transporst had come as near to the. bluffs
as was consistent with their safety, and were
standing off in the center of the stream,
about mile above Us.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

o. GUTTER a son VIII sell e. aboTp, commencing
Monday, March 10Th, ct 10 o'clock A. H., and con-
nuing from day 10 dsg unti 81 8 cold, the entire
Superior street, Cleveland, consulting IN part of
ONE FINE ROSEWOOD PLANO-FORTE.
three splendid gilt frame Mirro1 large quantities
Of soias, Lounges Bedsteads, Bufesns Weshslands.
Beddingo all Kinds, WindoE Shades, Tables Chir5,
Carpets, OIL Cloths, Mastraasea, Gas Chandeliers,
Gas Fixtures Plsted Ware, grOckery Table Cutlery,
Glass Wares God aud Coal stoves, good Iroa BafsI
Bar r. Efures, &C., in fact al the necos1arteI and
convenfenciss OF 3 first class Hotel.
~ -FoF full particulars see Posters.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ali sums up to $50. cssh, bankabIe funds; all Gums
over $50 AID up 20 slOQ, sixty days credit; ali
over S0l ninety days credit will be siven on good
endorsed notes, payable 81 Bank in th4s Otty.
A-Those Who contemplate purchasing ca q cred
| Il must make ihs same known TO the Anctiouser
prsylOus 10 tbs day q sale. msr4:1S
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Mo Oocupsrion al Columbns.

From full and interesting report in the
Cincinnati Gazette of the % tpatiOn of Gel
umbas, We extract the follow,
come Down.
We came down the river ct good rate Of
speed, probably ten miles an hour. The gun.
boats did not preserve any regular position
with respect TO each other, but kept g safe
distance apart the only object being TO have
a sharp look out for signals from the hag-
ship. After little less than two hours SAIL
ing, we came in sight Of Lucas Bend, three
miles above Columbus. Il was then nearly
seven o'clock. The morning was clear, bright
and cold.
The bluffs Of Columbus were visible from
the bend, and former Ieconnoisances had
made us familiar with the positions Of the
batteries, but we could see nothing from the
decks Of the gunboats to indicate whether
the place had been evacuated or not. The
flagship rounded to, and the other four iron
clad vessels followed her, We maintained
our position in the river for awhile, keeping
the engines at work just enough to prevent
our drifting further down the stream. The
mortars and transports were now about two
miles in our rear. The Commodore was evil
| IDENTIFY waiting on them.
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$2O,OOO Worth Of furniture

Ar AUCTION, by..-----..--...o. CUEEER I soE,
Being the entire Furniture, 40, contained in the
AMERICAN HOTEL, CLEYHLAND, o.
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The Senatorial QHestiOn--.Tho Bigh Neral
Tone Of the Cleveland TriO---HsrtOr, Girls.
VVold and Gray,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

DOR Rem This SFORE AND
Dwelling nov occupied By L Hickman, on
Watsr street-an excellent Business stand
AIso-A nice Brick Dwelling House on St. Clair
street, near corner Of Erie. ksnt reasonable. Hn-
quire Of mars: k27l n. HEI5EL,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT.-MY FOR-
MER place ofresidence on the southwest cor.
Der Of Pittsbnreh and Ohio streets, VIII be rented
IRON the drst Of April next.
mar6.977 3. BTRTCK LAND.
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The genuine FECHoLa' j ErrAEl l3AEIkr rEll,
except at D. HulteEs I1-llFLzizg, Cleveland, ..
DT. Hunter has II bis Pol8e1sicl n11nelc75 lll-
idcEtes aud testiUoHiRls, whi1h relieved. and
OF q. 5sE1.eS. g.. a., = .oop
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EOR SALE. A HOUSE, AND LoT,
u No. 2s2 Erie street the house has Il Rooms,
and is very convenient. Enquire Of
q J. KELLER,
maf4:827 or 80 Pubic Square.
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a NIGHT IN WONDER- WORLD,
oR, THREB HoURs IN THE REALMS OF ILLUSION,
Amid the Mystic, Weird, Wonderful and Euehant
ing. The Entsrtainment being on the same scsIs Of
Grandeur ds Sly produced BY the Professor at
the Academy Of Mn8ic, New York; AcsdemV of Mn
SIC Brooklyn Academy of Music, Boston; Pfke's
Opera House. Uinoinnah. = -
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LOB RENI--SToRR 20X90. NRX1
to Bank Of Commerce, fronting sapsTior ct.
T. b. BBOUHWAY,
-.... s.- -1s 1r1 Real EstEte a g8nt,
feb2l:Rl2 no. ], AtWater Building.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

WESTERN RESERVE sEl, Feb. 20, 1862.
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NOTICE no LAD0 -

Ne sfticls Of medicine, mtsnde6 foi ths uss
Of Females, that has ever made g spteaEa1ce,
has met with Baoh universal success e thess g.
ebrated Pills. no disease & 60 little undarocd,
and consequently badly treated e female d.
easea. These Pills are the result of nu6l at1ilT
and careful eXpeffa1ce In AL varieties of -
ties, Suppression, LeuC0srhoea OF whites, IA
Ga1iIaatiolI Of tbs Bladder. KldneYs szd womb,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-08

yves ana cond1ct ne has not the honesty to
comprehend or appreciate. From bis place,
as a Clerk of the Seaste, he keeps that de.
lectable sheet full Of slang whaneers and
talsehoods. BE dare not preach political in
tegrity in his paper, or it would bankrupt
the concern, just as would the diffusion of
virtue in baWdy house scatter the indveI-
lers. The concern was go degraded that
even old James Buchanan, who tolerated all
kinds of iniquity, found it too rotten for
him, and he kicked it overheard, and the
"whangdoodle mourned." Gray has been
on all sides Of all questions, for and against
all men, doing all he could to excite HOSTILE
ly to the Government before the breaking
ont of the rebellion, denouncing il as q Re-
publican war, and be came in 70 the support
of the Government when It was not safe to
be elsewhere. He Joined the Union party
when its triumph was certain, and he knew
it must win, and with the fret victory he
besought the Legislature for place. He got
it by his impudenee and Importantly, and
now he uses that position to threaten q dis
ruption Of the Union party, if majority of
the Union men of the Legislature elect B.
F. Wade United States Senator. The sue
cess of the Union party does not depend up-
on soldiers who fight for pay, and If it does
not suit Gray to be bound By the action of
its msjOrities, be can leave il, as every body
knows he will, if be can mske more else
where. If an honest political idea should
strike his head it would produce vertigo
and make him send for physician. The 1
party can get along without dictators. The /
true Union democrats have been welcomed /
to the organization, and cannot complain of
III treatment or bad faith, but the corrupt
partisans who joined it to rule or ruin, had
better shed their clothes and 60 where they
belong. The friends Of Wade abide the eau
Gus; il he Is beaten they win submit, but
ssch fellows as Gray must not expect to
scare anybody by threats Of disruption. The
majority viii rule.
Yours truly, s. s.
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Sine meme Sirma+
9rDreQ un6 Smith,
&auf fmnmes 1nciber In Mllentaun.


IA Die llnt;pei6nrten ttttenrn E6 blrIer
M @clc9entet tprtn 8reunbrn anb tem srrtr-
-AAten 9utIifum bic Gnssiss Su MAIDEN, bue fis
in bem $oufmdnns S6nsbsr @rI&dft nit zine
anrer in @tlrai6aft srtretsn ftnO, unb Oab Rs an
crm altsn StanSplabs BON GrrrtI unb Nsbser
am Iatpsflifrn @de Der SamiltOn unb 5. Stras
&c, in Der Stapt Alentaun, bsIss @tl6dft tiinf.
ti8tn auf cine Isbr ausssOtbnts gGsiis tstrtibsn
wrrben. Sis bsna&rt&tt8en bas 9utIitum bss.
SstGrn, bnB Re lcrben
Ginen berrlt6cn unb fr6r arpben Gtpd
BON Srii6ja6rS unb Spmmers@Gter
ucn BEN SresStabtsn mDaltsn tatrn-rin StC6
rie lidsr nod ebrrtm an Gjdtr, S65nGeit unb
SiGtsfeit mod feiner n gIlsntaun ssps1rn IN.
Sic lin6 babrr i'm Sanbe ale QnIprehenbe
NIT alien uno ieesn grlifeln ;u psIrbsn, fir bic
in einsm lplfen GtabIbrmsnt na6gru&t wirb,
uno Swar an prsibsn nisprer als pies ie esI6rs
ben III.
" Sic IGIt6pnS.-@a gS-
i6Ons linO aud ju alien 3titsn bel ibnsn su srs
balten.
Danftar fir btabsr ssnciTsnr sdtise llntnIib.
uns, tpsrNsn &c i9re Sunbi6aft fsts. unO Spar
Our6 quite g8lorrn, billiae Yrsies unb quite Be-
tanrlunS gu Sermrbrsn lu9sn. Sic bitten baber
UNI ssnrsten 3uipru6.
SrpreQ unb Smitb.
Mdrs IL, 1862. nabS
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WeB0cr rsssS &Ssmenr,,

Soufmann6 S6nriocr,
IA Mafn Dem putlfum bic qn,siee, bag
llt nun i6rrn SteoerlOtr srSffnrt tatsn an
-AAN 90. 33, SRs sSamittCn Strabe. aarntaun.
ssraoe nrten brm 8epubtifaner. SufRctr, no ir
Uon Sag gu Sas nrue g8narrn auspadsn unb BE.
rsit llno bsm 9utlifum auf bic a[IrbsIle BGIe
3u ptenen. Sbr Sorratb BON
GlciScrItpffen
fam ntft iibertrpfen ptrbsn unb telstt aus al.
len grten bic man fir 8Edr, 6ulen, gBrlen unt
anesrn Dngen brnudt. - Gle prrbCn bdraus
rsrar6titsn unb tsltdnbt9 auf SanO Baltrn ale
Qrten
Tertt9c &lei6cr,
oausrbaft aus Dem teilsn Wattriul asma&t, aud
SfmSs, Cellars Sa1drntddsr u. +. ip. unb allef
mtro mB8Iihf mpbIfcil psrtauft.
GimSen .9(rbeit
tptro l6nEa, gut unr baig puridtet unb ta nur
quite Nrtritsr srbaItsn weroen, Fam man I6 aud
ouf quite uno paHenbe Qrteit psrloiIrn. Ourf
9utr SeNienunn boffen fs Sepnmonn teIrirtisrn
gu tGnnsn. 9tufst an!
Natban t1Icb9cr, TiISbman Osman.
alIentcwn, @id8 10, 1862. nqt 8
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9SrDfeiTor Sc 6ratb's
ELECTRIC OIL.

GBOs it ss, tOp bic Guutsn bSrsn unO eabmsr
aebsn uiatbt
GBas 1T es, baF bas sabnpsb uuo Sbrrnrpsb per
Oietsn pbilaocphtsrn unO 9ar9sr i.nsr g!atbtar
| ihoft turtrt bat
G8as 1T ss, buS 8bumatiSm turirt, obna tSI
Scl9sn ,uriid 90 laeen?
2Bns 1T ss, paB Die ssSbmtsn Gtitosr pisber gun
aetsn trinst?
0Bas 1T ss, ra6 ben shdHuB turirt, ieue Ihrsd.
lths Grantbsit, ruelhe Saulcnos pcn oieiem eantt
in Die Groc psrfet?
gBot it es, ruS Snfamatirn linert unO binWce
nimmt
GBus 1T es, ba6 Bunosu bsilt unb aGsn Sbmsr,
pe9nimmt?
Gf it QrcfcfIor Charles Dc Sratb's
Sriaincllrs, SIc6tcs Gicctric Sill
ga. ss bat mcbr Sars turirt, ntttbs man 0Is
bcnun9stcs tctrObtste ais ir9sno cins oneGrs pOrs
bauoens SRcoijtn.
Sra9e Oisicni9en pslhs oaGctbs erbrouht babeu.
Sic lptrotn autb Ia9Gn baB metn Sil 9nterune ptrs
fhaFt bat, natpsm ale onoers Nittet fsbseIdjlosen
battrn. g2enn Sie nab @tettris Oil fraQCn, 70
itiO psrFbert uno frast notb prcf De G5rrtb'S-ins
ccm cs oas rinsi9s dCbs @tettrit Oil III, bas ;uts:
reitekpro. 9lcbme tcin onnCres, inrtm ollie anbe:
re nur nnh0enad1t flEo. uno ih mill fdr ftin onoes
res uGrantnortlib fetn, ais has pcrauf mein 9lams
auf rem lImfbla9 oCfhrtebeu uno ju9lsib mein 9ia:
me in Gas GIas 9sbtaSen III.
2cfrt SicfcS.
pcrr eipin9fcn, ron MsupCrf, Der Gbitrr Der
mcnOtIthen ,eap mG9nJinc," bat mir 9sfbrisben,
oaB CT pCn Cnem 9eIhrcIrusm pall6 purb cine
etn3t9e appltattcu 9ebctlt prroCn lei. - DaS Oil
wuros ibm ourep cine Dame in Dem Siraro Saule
onempfcblen.
l1no oiefe5.
Srau Ganman, Coates Strage, o6Crbalb Riboc
Rcab, rief an, am l4tcn Spot unp 6sSeuate oo6 pas
Oil fe pcn etuem AnfaH pcn Tfuralgis, GbiI uno
Stidbuitsn tefrCit babe.
or. Campbell pcn Rtntscmerp Gauntr, Qenu[
tauits nor eini9en Sa9cn cine 8cttsl, uno n1t co6
CT bas Oil in lsiner 6amilie, 9e9en 9sbpcunS Drti
fen un0 @elhpUtlle, bic ftb 9snGbntidb bel pcric:
nea etnftslIrn, mclde paS SdarIahFstsr 9cbntt ba:
tSn Ssbraudt bate uno CT III Der MlGnunQ, ta6
rnFelte allen oncern Mlitteta pcrJujiebsn Iti-Uno
70 1T es auh-bgnn CS
Gurirt &beumatism, eft in siRcm Sage.
Gurtrt Neurat9ia uuo 3abnpCb, in gIinuten.
Gurtrt &rampt i'm ma9en, 3 Winutcn.
eurirt Brano uuO anosrG Runosn uno SuCtI6:
uu9en, lis 3 So9Gn.
Gurrt RcpfIhmCr;Cn, Is gRinutrn.
Gurtrt Sbvsnibmcrjcu, ltstftn pals, I9ue, elmer
Roat.
Gurirt WitCt, 9cIbmrusns Gtopes, 10 Sogn.
Gurirt Setrus, setrObEns Brittle, 5Ot,fluB, 2 tis
II &SaEps ,,-...---.-s.
So9cn.
&urirt prfrOrnt GdFs unr GbiItains, tiS 3
Sa9Gn.
Gurirt 2fous uno Tieter, bis Sa9tn, uno al:
ls nerpSls unO itrcfulSie Nufdlc.
gurrt SautbCit in lis 4 So9Cn.
Gurirt ole SbmerEn I'M 8idsn, Srult etc. IN
, 2o9en.
Wretf.-25 Gents, 80 Gents uuo 81 per 8cts
ts(, uno piro uGrfcuft pcn allen Oru99tfttn.
6aup ptsOrppt: Sc. 2l7 Sdo Ste StroPe.
Ebitaettpbia, %a.
6TGbsnfaas gum 8srtuuf IN 1asntann bel
QawolI uno Nartn.
DstGm6er IL, 1861. rq3W
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.n1nnn,s M1nonclia 9Salfam.

.@iut Sodb Der 9 th Snbcit 1T c l.
nee d berSreuo i9 t."
Disler blrrlihI @aIIam Cutftrut StmmtrfGdcn.
gcbe, 8ldstbsn 10 WtG NaubGit Der baut. Gr gift
Dem Gl(ibts 9srart tis 9;wdnfhte Sortc CT britI
lcnnprtranntE GSfbt'r uno pcrfaSncrt 6GnrEn biz
ourb biustihen 8ctbtjt uuonscusbm 9cmcrcCr
fno-uno Suptrt ttGltlten UNI Iu etn!r peltsntsn
Rei6btit uno 81 pabrsr Norn'Cr SdhSnbctt-fr
snlaeSno uno bcrpcrraeSno btt psn Gin SomCn
vcn 8erftiusruua uuo GbSnbtit. Dies III mas is:
Dc Dame munIbt, uno III pns iSoe Dame BADEN
Ieutt. Der SatFam bat einsn 9epinihtsn Gsrut
uno tEpirtt sins uobre uuo entddsnoE ShSnbrit
0CrlAbe III 9lsihfuUS Gin Srnamgnt ju Ger &ci!tttt
oCr Oamc. g8irb U6era0 pertauft.-G'GnGrol:G9
Ihoft 6ei .. g. Sarucs, 202, 8rcoopar, 81. ..
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8cnce unb Goflerln'6 3abnpuIper.

RSiuiQt oeiue 3Sbue.-8CrtsFsrt otnGn Gtbsm.
Gjumun 3Sbns uuo Elm unan9GuGbmer Gtbrm fnt
lrhr picfrlib. Der QnimattuoG uno Sartar, ,pcnn
sinmat ouf ben 3abusu ttfs7iet, uimmt elm Grprrb
tes gRel. eicrlte ,u sntfrnen, uub Die 3ibns utC:
Der rein uno priF III MAIDEN. Gs 1T bils absr &C.:
rabs mas oiSiss 5obnpulgtr tbut. @rt nur germ
asm G,rbr0udb uerbGn eisle unun9cnCbme lCteriGsS
sntfrnt Die 3abnc ucbmen sne natdrIidbs 8rin.
belt oil has 3abufsiftb piro asluno, uno Gin an.
acnehmcr arcmatifther 99cbaerub ruiro Rem Athcm
aCaeben. 08cr pdrbe sinru botbcn SbaIsr anfsbCn,
rutnn or Saflr Sabre tou9 refine 3ibns uno cincn
anoSnshmlu NtbCm batcu fam Tas qulpcr III in
lsbr fhSuSn YcrtClain 5dfdoen oufsetbon uno pirt
| dGsroI ron ben Npethstern petfouff.-D. G.
8arues, G3iuerafsIseut, 2O2 8rcapwan 81. 9.
Tstruar ID 1862. na6O
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-02

TN [eins GrigIeui ttn QrsfbGrt Der Ger. St,
uuo gRaicr Gsn. IRt@tsUan, loaupt: :Settblsbaber.
a6t6. Strrcn: Olit Gurrr ginrpilBung nil
Sd, So Q8intmil, BEN Geriu4 MAIDEN lie Jtef
trlsn 8rudtber. lammt pfrbs, 5uBoolt rno ar'
tttlsrr, bd 2Jprttcpn, Su trfeaen, pGne Gin snji'
acr Warn ;u pCrtrGn unb bic 9anie Wlabt biz
h ba,u brauae III Gin pon Scws eroB'n Saup'
nm, nit eincr OlannImaft Spn uno Swet Saro'
nCn, pcn Der 9rbbe fer icBenanntsn Union NIT st'
rpa 10 Sonnen 9ulcer uno Gcnnsn Nctprn
Yfsfsr mrldbs b alIr5 G'8en Fs loeconnern nil,
auf elmer AntGbe Srn brei teuIenb Gub eamt lte
ntdt lsten, unp fs 9emb ntFben mahfn pWo Dap
lie aus iGrsn Stttfsln jumper; bann tann e'sn.
Wc@lelan snmdIhiven unO Nlle mad Ssltten
| ,faden," ubne sirrn Darn ju oulteren. gSel2
tn Icnretdrer Wann III rod rsr So gStnemtu.
Gr bat ntdt alIen nfuncfn lrntern IN rratths
Operation aetratt, ipie man alien Seutrn, Mann
Trau uno 6no IN Irinrm rtgenen Scwn une
county nUBli6 Ien fam, baburta RAP sr olrjett
BEN ar5Btcn Gtrd pUn Stiefcln uno Saubrn gum
SerEduf duf Sano tdlt. no an Ictfsn neoen
preilsn, rte man bsinabe ais wsBBsifentt nsnnsn
fam. Nun tGtet einmal mas er anfibret, aber
crIlaunrt ni&t, CT bat Irtn st8rtr gSr8 etts gu
t6un.
gr prrfauit bic telr SualitSt feline Manns SaIb'
Risfrln, ssnabte, an $50; Sip Stttftln an
aatn prctim, siniar 70 niscr als so;
tels SuoIitdt 2Gotss Srsnd Wc'
rocco unp Gip NbIoB.Sts'
fdn 35; bette Gua'
li!Gt QG6Iss QIb'
Iab 9aiters 1875;
;pritF Gual. I 90; &nper
S6ubrn wsrben tsinobs rr88e'
ftntt; alIr anbrs Sitter i'm SertdIt'
mfg, pril tr rntI6lcFsn IL, baB tein anbrrsr
StpGr ptrsIsits Der S6tPfms, ntser'
rrr ols sr 0utaufsn ica.
Nufet trt iGm an, in Or. Nartin's @staubr
nG&nr 5ttrr UtsrbaIb Der Sbrfcacps 9als
6omItton StraBs, pbsr9ab Der 7ten @lentOpn
9Cnn'a.
Wat 7, 1862. nat'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-07-02
Srii ing unb 9 m m r
9O 0Nrsu

Die llnterseI&netsn erbuItsn taSGi4 bon Nsu-
port unO gHilarslpbia
Gin grpBer @Gtere8prratb
fir 5riibtins unp Scmmsr. unb IFe Serfaufrn Is.
re gBaaren 70 ppblftil ais he oerfauft msrben
tTnncn. Better Wrrimac Sfattun 124 Gents,
unb ale anbne gBaeren i'm gerbGItni6. Gle las
ben adtunaevUa 9ll!e Elm aniurufrn unb unGsrn
Stcd Su priifen, etr man fcn1wO fduft, brnn mir
fiblsn iibsr;eu9t baB mir Nlle bsfrietiarn tSns
nrn wcIde une nit ibrrm 3uipru6 trsbrsn.
gBr wtni&en aud anjufabren, hab mir einr
9rUBe IucWabl ron
Syinrg Srrb<Seibe
i'm Stc6r batrn, frrlte mir 25 prcSent nietriaer
perfauien ais irsenO Elm anbsrSr Sr6r in Der
""'''-- - - -,s-i-E-. % zine orufs 8rrrniebsnbett
CSF9SGECCSCt
Gin arc6er Stpd prn @ruSrries, tpis Saffrs,
3udcr, WoIaRrs, Gbtr, SOnts. gOiIusn, Sdie,
ATE Scrtsn @eriirjs n. (. No., allss an ben ntt'
psrlrn preibrn.
TtTt6 ! TiI6! slid!
SO. I unb 2 @atarslsn bsim pisrtsl, bal6sn
unp son3ru Barrel.
Cali! Calf! Cali!
Slperppol 9emaHlCnes uhp ~lWleH SAl5I '""
Sad cber SuIhel.
Gdrprt unb Ssltu6.
Gfccr. unb Sttrasn'Gnrpsts. unN Gtccr' unb
Slid. .Stltu6 snfaufen mir an ben aasrnisbris'
fen Qrslsn.
SuCfn9lpaaren.
Gin 9rr6ss QIOrtrmsnt ppn Aussnsiuaarsn
6ei Der Srt uno beim Stiid, an ben biaieRsn
YreGsn.
Renin9cr une 5beimrr.
Q(lmtaun, lpril 9, 1862. nabo