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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
An Die 4eiOenOett.
Sehr fAdbbarr N1eOi,inen.

Me tet9enee undeerretflthe sReotStnen, hno gum
Psrtauf in rsm 8udaRObr Der lIntCrJsi6ustsu.
Or. Spbias' 2inement,
stu NRittd ssssn GtrIsra, Rubr, Rtsumatisn, CSsf
fhwulte, 3abuueb. ShmsrIsn in bCn Glisesr, Sepf.
wsb, Srauopuupsn, G6uittpunesu, @srrsntunssu
xuo 70 psitsr.
Or. SterIins's StGrfun9s,9Hnlter,
assen edpa6bst i'm Rddsn. 8rull unb sCtts, fat
WAlofsusr. vsrfyurne 5tSs. ssrOfu!a. U. In.
Or. 8ebm's Nurm>j j3erltprrr.
Gs Gnb Oiss sudtr:es,snass, unO Fub sin pOrtrsf
f6ss WiusI sssen ben @arm bsi ben Siuprn.
Or, Gibbett's S6merSens5Btter,
ssstn IsuraIsie, Suirsr, wsben pals, Rbsumatsm
Branenuneen, 6bnittnuuesn, II. 10.
Or. Srant's Grtrart,
ststu BrSuditis. Dpspspfa, Srausn. 8rantbeitsn
SsrIsrnsn appstit, e4merIcu In ber Sruf, II. I. 10.
Or. NcrIes' gellcw Dpd WurseI
SSrup,
elm burIi&ss GRittd UNI Oas epRsm Ia rsinIssu unb
~ Garttn, u. 10.
Or. &raub' Setter>SaI6e.
Dies III en unabtrtrsfflibss 9Ritta far bic bsif
lang ucn SaBfdBsn, 2stter, u. 1. 10.
Or. NCrebeubs' Masnetir>pFafer,
bAs OsRs 9siIsYF0Rcr In psr son,sn @slt.
Or. SeberIin'S l1niperGaI>pFalfer.
Dies tia sbsnfaGs sin bsrrlibss psi:pfatsr.
Or. Willtam @risbt'S pillen.
DtsIs psssubtlbs piasn Fuo elm bstabmtss GNi
islum has Spfem ~ reiniesn.
Or. Sranbtretb's pillen.
Disstt sIsidfaIs cine bsrrItbt 8sinsuuss: :piGs
Or. Gbriifies Stub,
Dies 1T stus masustiibs Club uur III ftbr itbas'
Bar.
Or. 8rant's Snbianer>9aIfam,
stssn farts @srtdItuns, ausstbruus, II. no.
Or. 0rrsns Srssenateb 9itters,
Gin UabrI& bTrIdss sNittsI sssen DpspspIa.
Or. SrpnefeIbs 6uiten Srppfen,
stu lsbr sutss wtttA ssSsn Brru6itiS, Iusssbruns.
u. r, q. fp.
Or. S6ents Sprup.
Dies IN sbtufaGs elm ulIsrparts anrrfanntss bsrrs
H@ss WftsI st9en ausJsbruns, II. I'm.
Or. Rbems Su6u Grtract,
stssn &rautbsitsn In tU 8l0s, ben Wtsrsu, ssscn
ben rsi6sHbsn etsin. u. (. 10.
Or. SronefieIbs garrobsSprup,
da bsrrItd's SRtttd ssssn &ubr, Durafau, u. Ep.
Or. SobenTads @urm Sprup.
Dies II Ella attsS bsrdbmtss GQitd ssssn ben
9eurR.
Dr. Munns Sprup,
elm fsbr bsrdbmtsS gNitsI ssseu ben 9taubuRsu.
Or. Sou9btons pepfin,
9t9sn esSsr;Srantbsit DpspspFa, u, 10.
Or. 9tuttaus Spratum,
:sr bic Cur Ocn f'itssissttr ausIsbruns.
Or. Gbompfons Sieberspulper,
tin Ssrabmtss gRittsL ssssu Sisbsr, RuIts6sr, sis.
Dr. Barnes 8alIam.
Differ &tusHfhs 8alfam IN Gin Ibdstarss Wius
esssn Dur&faa, Rubr, u.E ID.
Or. S6lau6s llniperial GfenJ,
ssOsu SspfI&msrJsu. GbcIts, Srumpt u. ~.
Or. Scrntrdsers piIen.
Dies FnO bsrabmts piasu ssssn SaUsuFstsr.
Rubr, ". %.
Sreini9 II. SrOnsfieIbs Sieb einement.
Ssssr SOusr fSIt' sisiss einsmsnt In ltinsm StaI
sOIten.
Or. s. 9. Sirners Siebspuluer.
DIETS putpsr bet fsiu eeb nutbwenbie. ba Icbrn
dn itoSE 8autr wsie baP ss In bsr 2bat lSbr fbSs
kar ID.
SreiniS II. SroneieIbs &eubpuIper.
Dies III far ben Bauer dn uuCnbebr[idbss GRit,
id 9tssn esbrsAsnsu g8ino Ubsr 4tbsm on ben
1Gt ssiss WsOiItnsn Gnb ltbr ldbasbor, unb man
tann btsabE su isoer 5sit on ben redbtGn prstSsn
taufsn, tn esm rsbIfeltn BuhGtrbr pcn
Gutb unb 6asenbu6.
December q bp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
GrpBe Sreis>5erabfesuns in
S1W9es s. Co.'s
Mnlter lldbmaC6inen,


~sIdbs sIs bic bsisu fat gRanutasturswsas tstanni
fno.
90. I, WtuRerI6uttle> >WaI6ine, friis
Der Serfauft gu 800, nun berabselett
auf $40. SO, 2. Wufterlbuttles s0ia>
I6ine, fraber Serfauft gu $1OO, nun
3u $75.
SiugrrS Gtltet 4 Maf6iRs
III bic bss SRafbtus bsr Welt far Somilsnudbtsrsi
uno lsiht Manufasturspsds. preis: Omit Sdus
mer) une d6nsr 1srIisrun9 $50.
Die 0lp. uub &c. 9 GJ0ulbinsn bshesn bic stSBts
Sibi9fsit guo SausIi6fsit su Wanufastur'pedsn.
lIn(srs gRa(hinsu &c. fnb DEFENDERS 9ssieuct fir
ous Hrtsn tsitsr uuo Ihrpsrer esoerarbGtt, Wa9sns
psrjsruns, Stsfsl. uno G6ub' Satrifati6n, pfsrbs:
9s(birr Hrbsit u. (. 10. Gle fnb pcn becneerer
SrS6s unb init eintm Grns psrIeben, Der lang 9snua
II. Die 9rSstsu StSFs aubunsbmsn uuo lulammsn gu
ndben.
sc III taum siu Sbsil Der Hrbsit zines Oldbsauss
itntterS, Der nidt bser eurdb e ols burb bic pOne
auseefdbrt rpGrbsn fSunts; Belt unc GRdbe rperoen
Osrmttslt berIsIben In nit aerinasm @raos erIpart
Der 3ih etefIr Rafbtnsn III "a 3OlI lang uno bie
Shuttle nlmmt GQal bic Ouantitdt bss Saesns bsr
tleinsn auf. Die erossn GRa(hineR arbsteu nit
otrielbsn Shusai9teit tpte bic tletnen.
Blr mShten bic beiCnoere aufmsrtlamfeit Der GBet
| ilsus uuo Aleibermabertnnen rpis aud alIsr Ssner
Die leibts Shnsiberar6eit Ieifen pclsn auf unlere
esttEr u gRa RaGdbintu ridbttn. Sts psrfSrpern Die
| prinsiptSn oT Wuftsrmalhinsu uno MAIDEN, alsid
| bnsn, ben einsSfIcbtCnsn Gtib; aud BADEN Ge bic
8eitimmun9, Cinen ebsnIc bObsn Rons In Der Samir
lienndbterei une eihtsn Wanufaftur;pedsn, ais unr
frre MutermafbinSn I'm AHssmsnsn fdr bic tsstsrs
8Gitimmuns etnunsbmsn.
gBir babeu RstS Gaumsr, Seibens, eeinsnt uni
Saumpclfaosu auf Gpulsn, lcrpis has bsIfs W1altbt
nsntl in Slalbsn 't. 't. perratbi9.
Qeir fabridreu unlsrs S10bsIn lslblt. unb mShtSr
due Ole ttb unfsrer Mafhtnen bebiensn. pornsn
anoErs 5u taufeu. Gs IN uns bstannf, baB N1aoeIr
Der ssrlnetsn Sualttdt yu bSbsren prsiisn psrfauf
psreen, als mir lelbf fdr bic teGte Oualitat tsan
lprudsn. Die Dlaosln, bic mir pettouFsn Nno &c
ienosrs fdr uultre WVafbinsn ansefsrti9t. Gin
ltlstte Rabl psrmaa bic bsts GPafbius fat uueloi
~ MAIDEN.
lInlere 8unotn bdrfn absr,tust Isin, hap ale un
lsrs 5pst st9'SureGuT init BEN abteu arttttI psr
lsbeu fnb.
Ssi tlsinsn Gintdufsn fam bGs gsle psrmittslf
pcfmartEn cosr 8autnctsn sin9sIanbt psrben.
or scrrsfrtnbsutsn pOIsn ssfauet tbrs gsa
men tsuiiisb lhrsben. &c IN hSdft nStba, eo6 ,pi
unter oIleu @srbaltntnsn ubsr tas Defiant. Count
uno ben StaGt in Rsnntnib sslset psresu.
or SebsrmOnn, Der austunf absr gl6bma
fdbinen, teren GrSSC, Yrsils, artsitsfdbietetsl
unb ote bet anfaufspsifs gu erbaltsn rplnIdt fam
oieslte oaburob erlanesn, oaB CT nd on uns ecer al
tr9snS zines unisrsr 5ws wsissSursOur um sir
Grsmplar Don
~. al. Singer & Co.'S Wajrttr"
rosnbsn. udtbss cine IdSns igHHrtrts, osm @sssn
ftanb sau,i6 ssUiomsts 5eitun9 II. DislsEbs mirt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
9G91 d 6 r | eft.

DIR untsrSsi&nsts IN piIis bic pnpirs aus.
luiTttssn, unS bic rddlaubtst Sr,obluna, Den.
bSHsa uns Scuntiss fdr Sslpatsn unO Dittwsen
ssn SOioatsn BON st&a uno ansr6n,,nbrn gaun.
~ nnsnt9tIolid1 iu tsfOrstn.
elifba Sorreft,
uo.., &ebtksdsbrrr.
Sush'aun' Stfcosr | 1852. na3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
8rGbltngunb 9 0 M mer
W 00reM.

" W Wv
Die llntsrasI&nstsn HbaItm tastta pOu Nsus
vUrf uHb pblutapbIa
Gin grocer 0iter-SGrratb
fir 5rItItns unb SOmmsr, unb Ns SsrFaufsn itD
re Daarrn 70 wpbffril aIs Fs Ssrfauit wsresn
fSnnrn. Better Wrrrimar &attun t24 Gents,
unb ale anbere g4aersn I'm SrtattHi6. Gle la
ben ahtunssppa @lle Elm anJurufsn unb unitrn
Stpd Ju prGfen, rbe man fcnRWO tauft. benn ipIr
fiitlen absr,sust, bag mir Nae btfrlerissn Ton.
ntn trrl6s uns NIT ibrem 3ulprua btrbrtn.
gDIr rpdnf&m aud ansufltrsn, eab mir 'int
srObs IusWatI SCn
fSancb SrebsSeibe
i'm gtOtr batsn, Wti@s mir 25 prUJsnl nttbrI5s
Ssrfau(en ais irgenb Elm anbsrsr Strbr In Der
Staot. DssslsIhen cine grUbs 9erIhieoenbtt
antsrsr @dtsr ~ umfdnbIi& aIles anSufatrsn.
GreSereten!
Gin GROCER SlUd bon 0rCssriss. wis Saftr,
3udr, DiclaiIss, Sbss, 3CnIs, 8Ofnsn. &dis.
ale Scrttn 0sptrJe II. (, tu., alIes an ben ME
UsrRsn prsigsn.
Sffb SiIcb! TiIeb!
Nc. 1 no MaFauIsn bsim pisrtd, Ralbsn
unb 9anjen BARREL.
Cali! Cali! SdI3!
liverpool ssmaGlsnss unb @l&tOn SOlS, btIm
Sad pbtr SuG6el.
GdrYet mb SeItu9.
GOprs unb Stitssn.Garptts, unb 8IcUr' uni
5ilG' 'Sdtu6 SnIaufsa mir an tsn allrrnIsbriS'
fen prsilsu.
AueCnspaaren.
Gin grcBes ENFORCEMENT bon Ouemswnartr
tsl Der Srt unU tsIm Stiid, al ben biat9itsT
prsi6sn.
Erninaer une 5deimsr.
gllsntaun, apriI 9. 1862. nltr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
@ Der NDitreiter.

Der untsrJt&nstt gift tirburb glu6rIft
sae an 1itsn Rcprnbtr prbu Elm Sabr gOlt'
gsI6 StrfGasn mar. uno srIu&t babr Qas basrIbt
entwtbH an ibH frIbF ubr an bir gadbatter al.
SHbsidbIm. -Jckn q. Hlcmmer.
Rcrrmbtr 20. 3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
DRUG g StDb +.
aasntaun. april 9, 1862.
3diuau mmb Marttm.

QDbcls(als unb NstaiI Drueeifisn uno 9bsmiftr,
81 QpGli banilton Straes, ,uabC 9s9snaber eer
fellows: pate in Auentaun pa.
oabsn ilt In 9stalbaftss8erbiubuu 9e9sbsn
tablsn fiber burth ffrmaE uno bilIt9e aufmertlan'
aut ibr Ge(hdft unb burh oaltsn esr bslten
friIbelfGn NRGciinsn, Allen tis pcllfte Seirtsotal
aebsn AZ tEnMsn, bic IL nit thrGm 3uIprueh bseb|
Da mir btlbs Gjraouirtt eGr QrISnstbnsttun9st
Inb, 70 tEnnsn mir SamlIien ron eer Rsinbsit
Gsrer Ypsbi,insn plRhIrn. bic Utr aut eem
gtaatsn VbarmctrrSis 9smaB jutsrsttsn.
SA, @tba Drugs unb 9bsmifaIisn vtrta
EF-Y mir audi ellie pcpuIdrsn patsntmsot'
ERH pgrfHmsritn. fdntr artltel baarels, o
Mdgst: uno 3abnbdritEn, SIlto, alt
6oniphins, 9obItnSI ron Der tslfsn OuaItt6t
tnSlseampfn. (Suit: unb Sdeampeh mercfn
Srenuen rem .RctlSnSt umasdnoert) yRdhdss
lbmdr,s, SwsetSl, Sarbltclie, SpsIereiCn. H m.
Bllenhett gufmerI(amteit rpiro oer 3utrrs
pOn SritIihsn &erlhrsitun9sn sCwtcmet.
StObrhoIttr hnb Odtursspca sinSdaesn be
stntn BSrIuth 81 maiden, che tie IN ben Sititf
fen. inbsm mir nit Sobritdnten uno Smrc
9iuribtuussu sslrCf'su BADEN. pcourb mir
auiS pertbeilbaftelts pSrfoufrn tSnnsn.
Qettorabs srrup--tin bsrrltdbes uno
iamcs gRttd In ouliin unp @ert6ltun9sn un
Mincsruns pr ausIsbruns. prsts % Ssn
5laibs.
Soy fTp b. - QGricusn bic on neurol
5hmsrssn orsr ucrptism Scphrsb tstosn. e
lcoltid, einoeruna burth 8ebrauh unferss .
Gltrirs Yrsts 25 Gents bic SIa(ts.
Samittsn baarw 6t-jum @
hes 6epfss. Gntfsruun9 pSn Srino H.' l2a
per pad.
Srt(6t SGrttusSa Samtn- quo
gut gu f'tn. ,.,.
pbOtcsrapbiIhs Gbsmssalien nets VSrrdto'
Bobndras Fntsu in unfsrsr apsibste nsIf
9orraib rcrIslOnsr 3abns pon Der rSria9''pT'
fsrti9uns
e. Q. eatpou,
Depees s. Mar
Tcb. ~ 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10

itntsr,sibnetsr toutt eiueu Srsunoen fdr biz btsr
bsriss tr IiberuIs llntsrfideun9 in isnsm Sebdft,
unb 9sbenft our6 Reue Beoisnun9, has 3utrauen
isnsr Sreunee, une bss pubIifums dbsrbaupL audi
srnsr ~ erbaltsu.
3. @abrieI.
ylat Is. mob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10

~~ Suts, 8appcn- uno 6ursGm-
W pGriunb
- SO. 25 @ea- Samiltpn StraBs, @l'
6G lentnm. Sc II Ssr alis unp wobl'
tstannte Stanb, frttr Berger unp 1rd.
Sisr FSnnt Is. bsadnSiS fnern unp taulfn, Die
pptlfeiliisn unt mOrisRm 6ats. Saepen II, ours
in brr Statt Urer City. SD bats Csbsn In ben
OaH6n Cities benz wOblfsilftn StS d
Vcn Salsn, Sappsn mO 8urs sInesfaufl Der nod
ie bem pubIitum gum Sertauf an8ebotsn wHTes.
SD pntaufe jsbt Snabsn gOcllbiis an 81 tIS
50 Gents - Ranns g4ClbGtt al so bic Is -
Ssnatsn Surbate an 81 90 bis I .25 - NHnnes
DO. 10 nlstrr als 81 90 tls gu ten tslsn an ST.
so, BON alien SGattirunarn unb 8arbsn-Wanns
lsbene 6alt 70 nirbrr olS $500 bic $500 =
bsSalei6sn qdples ghStsr 5Orbs BON IS bis 81
Gents II. ~.
9b wiems aud triUntns AufmTfIan'ftit ttm
@crfduf i'm UroDen.
RauIlsute rsrbsn wobI ttun rpfnn fs bel mir
anrufsn, tte fe lDnirO taufsn. tnbem itb tbnen
gBaarsn an City Yrsiisn psrfaufsn fam.
9anttar fir biz isbr IibraIt tlntsrltbanS
wsldbt mir pitrmb benz perFcNmsn Satr Ju
5bsil wmbe, bClfe Id auf cure fsrnrt untniidB'
uns wsnn Id sua wctIfslr als je bic sSaar'n
UntauIe.
8sraelIet Mot ben alttn StanCplaB-ytc. %
9tft Samlltpn 9troBt, @lsntaun, ga.
Q. .. auapalt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10

unb Sasmbu6's @anhaus ss8sndbtr VsrIs9t bat
unb ba6 Re lCstsn bon Stilabtlptta nit einel
terlben glus,pabI WiainGr. unb 5Gnry gSaa;
rem suridss s9tt iR-tslstenb aus sinsm f6Snsn
aHOgtemrnt
Sanber, 9pnrt>Ssibe, Sares, @lpnbS
etc. gus blrIsn gDaarsn Vufsrttst iTs uuf SCr'
rat6 ubsr SsRsauns aqsrlri . SOnnsts, bic an
S6Bnbsit unb 9lrttistut nirssn6s abrtrOtfsn
psrbrn fSnnm.
t11iIliners pom pdnOe wsrbsn an ben nIsor8'
ten ptifabslpbia YrsIIen mil gBaarrn Serist'n.
Stre preIIsn wtrrsn gu alien 3stt'n annsbm'
bar unb Won ben allsrbillistsn ecfunesn.
limb tanttar fir bsrstts senu6ens SunSl6aFt
soft ls auf rins wsltcre 5crtpausr.
2manca u. ganeis.
@aeutaun, Stptsmtsr "a, 1862. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
Wti6 Mm1nbd q. Qanbi8,
(5ratr @. @Obr mO q. eanbIs, MiaIu~
IN her Gtatt Nllentaun,)

Nla&t tbrfn 8rsunbm unb
tsm pubIitum Gbtrtaupt be-
tannt, bab Fs ibr GtabliBsmsnt
mad tsm norbBali@sn Ode Der
Sttn unb SamIItUn' Strabs, Ss'
rabe hintsr @rrman'e Gtptr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
Nptb, @1riin, 8Iau unb Gelb

Geirb wShsntIib ssfartt; uno psr strpas gu fSr.
Ben bat III stussIabsn Die artitst ubrinssu nab Der
GGsutauusr mClsnmauufattur yu
8. 9abrie.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
Bargains! Sar9atnS!
SrD8c $erabGetnn8 Der NSreiIe /!
Der untsri@rtsbens wsnI&t BEN publiIum bic
SnstGs ~ ma&sn, bas sr ben suH,sn StUd pom
G1btnet-W11ren.


sAHtn Sas Gissnttum BON StmunS. Drfee.
aut S4rFfs'GsuDu stEduft bat, unb sebtnIt ben.
kIhtn an aItsn otanbpIdb bAs 9rn. pris., nddbRs
1RArs lum Satntaun YOiiamt. 70 taIb ais mSaIid,
40 lrOSs.isstsn prtilsn atIufsbsn. Der @tUd
ast 3aab if bsr pUIlIummsnNs ts gum 9srrauf an,
IssSt'a 10 Susatuua. SsRstsnb aus
eofas, eiosboaros, SecretSrs, 8ureous
@arerobs. Settlaoen, Genter., Qier.:
Srsatfafs uno Dining: :3iTbe, @oba.
Son2, uno SiIo'8abmsn Spieael, Sil.
oer'Habmen, aiiloene Rouloines, elm
ausesoebntes Qhortment BON Eeniter.
S6des, Slenoen, uno lmbane Sirturs
aStreaupt aliss mas In sInsm gut tssullrtsa Gabt.
nst.DaarenIasr stbaIttn piro.
DIR sbss ctU6 pirb Utns SidbaIt SerVauft
sH Hitosrtn prftlsn, anb 10 Der QufmsrGlamIst
zen S6airn WSbI psrib.
&oHmt Als, untsrGu6t ben etpd unb a6r,tuot
'sN fHbf BON Ssr Dabrbtit ME Uben ana,asbsn.
n Sobn y. SsbteI.
ONbbtt o. n0-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
Carpets nllo Orltueb,
lin GIOriSSr's wObIfriIrm Stubr.
;;:::::: s::': s:::;':i' :'!3': S:'3''; SarpetS,

SlsihfaGs, Sdtub prn alien 8reitsn, uno gQat.
hn9s peu allen artsu, nit elmer aroeeu auspab rem
lcbr ippblfeilen Snsrain:, @dn9s: uno StesCnD
0arpsts, sumpsn.Sarpets, 8aunrpoueus uno pauf.
SarpCts, u. |. 10.
Snoem i'd untCr nUr 9Ertn9Cu RcitSn bin, Ir hin
Id i'm Gtanos ciCfs 6GtGr on binlanelid, uisosrCn
prsiBSn, peldhs ben 8Sufsrn in ben bdrtsten 3si,eu
9sfalIEn, 5u vsrtauftn. uno 8dufsr peron tlnosn
Day otsS Der pIas III, nc He 6slo iparsn tSnnrn.
s.. 8. @ISriSar,
Re. 43 StraWbsrrp et. 2ts Stdrs obsrbalb Gbcs
nut philadelphia.
0-Srambrrrp III bic srfts Sra6s Stsrbalb oer
2ten Stroec.
aRdri 27. uq3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
Sic NebeQiOn

Ga6t bas quite gUlt in Isinlr Mn&t srrpa6tn
uub ,sIeen bag mir psrtb Rne bes @rtss Der 8rst'
trit wsl6s gerrattr init frs6r Sanb sH untsr'
9rabsn Iuhsn.
.8ommt, Sremoe Der Union
6cmmt, Sreumonner Der @onltItT'
ticn
6ommt, Serebrer freisr Snitltu'
tionen unb freier &e8lerun9!
Romm Gtnsr, tcmmt aas, bsiers 0r0b uno
8lein, an bas wUtlfeIs unb mopes
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10
-. al. Singer & Co.'S Wu,rttr"

psnoen. rudbes cine IbSns ilIpfrirts, osm @sssn,
ftuno odu,ti6 sswiomsts 5dtuus H. DiGltbs mire
gratis perabtcl9t
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-10

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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
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ASC" ioih. So
The steamship Roanoke from HauI
goth, arrived this morning.
Adyices from Mexico state that the h
Commissioners had stated at a mss
the allies on the 9th, that they wr
longer treat with the present goyerurI
Mexico which they style " an on
minority !" that they shall aid and
Almonte, as he came on express inWal
the Emperor of France, who expected
hostilities between the allies and Nj
troops.
The French have declared war
Mexico accepts, though Juarez says b
eminent has been disposed TO adopt all
orable conciliatory measures for met
but force must be repell d by force.
Spanish troops are arriving at Hun
English war vessels from Vera Cruz
Gen. Prim was to embark the @a
the last of his command, and six vessei
gone to bring back ammunition, &c.
Juarez has issued call for all q
between the ages of twenty and ski
they were focking to the government
ard from all quarters.
The prime motive for this French int
ton is said to be the establishment Of
government which will pay the 52O,ot
dollars of scrip issued by Zuolaga and
mon.
Col. Butler, brother of Gen. Butte
rived at Havana on the 18th from Sd
land.
The steamer Nellie lied on thsl
supposed to run the blockade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

SHARP SHoouNG.-We are permitted
xtract the following interesting incl
from a private letter received by a
tleman in this village from Sergeant
Capt. Weston's Company, Berdan's
have not noticed it before in print
, letter is dated Camp Winfield Scott,
ii 20.
While one of our Sharpshooters was
picket the other day he heard the reb-
talking about steali 1g one of our big
and he came in and told Gen. Por-
about it. The General Immediately
cred one or two brigades to watch tie
but to keep in the thicket, and also
cred the picket to fall back without
lg. Well, about midnight twelve of
long ears came over, drove in the
let, looked over the property and re-
led to their lines
''wo regiments then sailed forth to Sc
the big gum They were all ranged
md it when our men sprang from their
,ealment and fired into the rebel regi
It's. Their loss was 200 killed and
y more badly wounded"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
From walton's Daily
CAPTAIN REYNOLDS.

Mr.. Editor This noble and gallant
IN was killed at the head of his compa-
y, at Lees Mills. He was one OF the
,st excellent and valued officers in the
h Regiment. When / was at Camp
riffin, in December while the Vermont
igade was suffering most severely, three
ndred and twenty men being PROSTATE
,m sickness at once, his company was
Il. But one man in it was off duty
G was careful and watchful of his men,
ID his tenderness for Them was constant
d remarkable. And now that he has
len at the head of his brave band, |
sire to lay one green leaf upon his
ave to mark ii as the resting place of a
oable and heroic officer and soldier, a
rciful and considerable and self-sacrific-
man, No officer in my brothers reg
snt would have been more missed
ne surpassed him in devotion, ability
courage. To those gallant men who
their lives for their country that they
preserve the priceless blessings OF
Union, and transmit an unimpaired
public to our children, let US give the
ID of priceless remembrance.
Yours, &c,
W II. l..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

HE FALL OF New O4LEANs.-No
mt of the war has produced so de-
u sing an effect upon the rebels as the
@ of New Orleans. The rebel Jour-
w appear to regard it as something
erious, while they do not pretend to
its truth. Some of them are dis
to hold the Secretary of the Navy
~ anne others are In a fog "a to the
uct of Gen. Lowell. They all admit
f it was disaster wholly unexpected,
ey were deluded with the represen-
'@#ol that the city was securely defended;
but they console themselves with the re-
Election that Gen. Lovell's army is now
free to cooperate with Beauregard at
Corinth, or at some other indefinite point
with some other rebel force, and drive the
"vandals" out of the Southwest. The
whole tone of the rebel press indicates that
the occupation of New Orleans has COM
pletely taken them by surprise, disheart-
ened them, and thrown them back upon a
dismal course of argument and logic, by
which they endeavor to make the best of
it.
The comments of the rebel journals on
the condition of affairs in Virginia are
hardly more hopeful. The Richmond
Examiner says that large reinforcements
have been sent by Gen. Mcclellan to
Gen. Mcdowell, on the Rappahannock,
and that junction between Generals
Banks and Mcdowell is imminent, in
which fierce battle north of Richmond
may be expected within week. 1t says
that the rebels are hurrying up reinforce
ments in that direction, and urges speedy
attack on our troops as the best means
of protecting Richmond
The same paper says that the destiny
of the confederacy is trembling on the
result of Yorktown. IF successful, it will
give us six months to carrying out the
CONSUMPTION act, arming and equipping a
large army, and launching feet Of Mer-
rimacs but, if unsuccessful, Virginia is
lost.
The Memphis Avalanche says that the
Southern people are fast loosing all con-
fidence in their river defences. and it is
generally admitted that the Union army
can no longer be successfully resisted,
and also intimates lack of confidence in
the stability of the Southern confederacy,
by advising its patrons to invest whatever
money they have in real estate, while
purchases can be made with the money
now in circulation, which is principally
rebel Treasury notes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

The BATTLE AT LEES MrLLs.-We
publish this morning letter for an officer
of Gen. Smiths staff. He is Vermonter
and was present throughout the memori-
able engagement near Lees Mills, and,
we think. gives a better account of the
engagement than we have yet seen in
print. This letter clears up to the salts
faction Of the people of this State, the
charge of intoxication which has been pre-
ferred against Gen. Smith. 1t seems to
have had its origin in the fact that he fell
from his horse, but our correspondent ex-
plains satisfactorily how the accident hap
pened, and it seems that Gen. Smith, who
was intent upon the discharge of his
whole duty. was doubly unfortunate in
this particular. For his horse being un.
used to battle, and taking fright, reared
and broke the saddle girth, and threw its
gallant rider a second time. Our cores
pendent exculpates Gen. Smith fully from
the charges made against him. We are
glad to know that Gen. Smith discharged
his duty, and that the scandal which ha:
got abroad is without foundation. Gen
Smith is Vermonter, and has hitherto
been regarded. most gallant and worthy
officer. And so we will continue to re
gard him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

70 There is an old chap IN - /
dams sharp-shooters, befora !" v Tue
known as "Old Seth" Fla '0ha
character, and is a crack shot q0e|
best in the regiment. His sn,ae
as he calls i, is one of the bsa "sIap'
scopic rifles. The other oiob,
call, old Seth was non sg s"'' at a
somewhat unusual as the ola ~ 4"
always no to time A serrean, ,.'a
to hunt him up-he being somar p'0l
full that the old man had been h. ''''
perambulating around in the as. n
the picket line, he heard a Low ' ~ %
Who's there?' inquired the ,., n0,
Its me, responded Seth-,ana T. 81
tured Sesesh gun. Bring !, i've w.
the sergeant. Can't do it, avail
Seth, 1t soon became appareD ,A,
sergeant that 'Old Seth had ii.
range OF one of the enomy's hpavia.,
and they could n load it for fs,,
ing picked off ~ him. Again 4.
man shouted, Fetch me clunle ~
ersacks full of grub, as this i n,
and the cussed yarmints shant N
agin while the scrimmage lasts \
was done, and the old patriot has |
good watch over that gun. In het|
captured gun