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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-02
oerltast 9ettperto0e - 81 Sa6re.- I'M 81
bic 8er9ittune.

Derltopert 3ettpertope - 81 Sa6re- I'M 8
bic 8ergttnne.
Die Emancipation miro ben 8eflrrurtern
Der tmrhertrdbrenben GfloDerei unbefriebioenS
Ietn, aber Die 2anee Der 3ett ibre lln,ufrtes
penbett milosrtt. Die 9eit erlpdrt betOen Nos
cen ete Nitsltanoe elmer pIGBli6en umpals
3un9 = pGbrenb Die Meilten, beren I6naf ee.
rpobnte @eOdnfenfClge bur@ bic Ma6re9el ae.
itDrt tptrD, lan9e Dor i9rtr Nusflbruna ba6tn
.9egan9en Ietn tperoen. Gene anbere Gla0e ,
ptro bic Emancipation nit 6reuoen beeriiBen
a6er bic San9e Der 3ftt mtb6tliaen.
unb tparum iolten iptr ntAt In bte1em
Maabe Bis n6er OteIe 9ertObe btnaus furtf aGs
rem. unIer retGltAer Naum unb unlere wette
rationale 6etmfGtte TT eine bInrei6enpe
9ulfaqneue. WGre unlsr 9erriturtum 10 be-
gren3t tpts eS bic britttlNen Snleln linD, Dann
fSnnte nnIere 8ep6lterun9 I@ fGerlt6
ntdt 10 auSOebnen, Denn mubten mir TAFT mfr
teBt clearinghouse auf3unebmeu, einen She'll
anIerer Gin9ebOrenen fort1Aidet. Btr Be-
ttBea %,963, QUO Quaorat Nletlen. europa
bat 100000 NIT elmer b~urA(AnitAt6en
SeDolfernn8 bon 738 NerIonen per 9uoorat
Wtetle. Warum berrnag infer QanO nt9t In
Snfunft ebenle bel baben. st eS penteer
traAtbar? ? 9at es mebr S6esHdben, 8erQe.
Tllfe, Seen, unuub6nte gBaltn poer unOege
arladen ? Ste9t e8 europa In iraen0 we(2en
1atarli9fn 8or3a8en mad ? 80 ntGt Denn
psroen mir ga etaer 3ett 3a9lrei@er letn alS
Gnrppa, tpte bato?
20enn otes ieiu M q 9 tGnnen bic Geraa,~
8elbett nno 0sgeawnrte ermitteln, wenr CO
abes 10 Iet b unO gelAtebt, banot
0tel oapOa Der @rBaltun8 Der unipn al.
Utsbrere nnItrer Staaten baben lGun inebr
OILS ote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gurupae.
733 per Quaorat Metlr. MnfaGnletts Bot
l57, d4oos Salaub 1873, CONNECTICUT SO.
Nferp: .gorf tno 0e,D= SerGsy ie so. Iu6 0enn-
iYlpantsn nnN Obto ots betoen anoern orOBen
Stdatsn bleiten MR. wents 3urisd = 6as er.
Itere bat 50 uao oaS lebtere SO. Die Staatea
nelae ifUn aber Der DarG1Gntttsrate GurUs
pas isebea, nit Qusnabme glspsg Orf, baten
mad ueberl@reitan9 ptsleS BunfteS sbenjo
l1aell 5a8enomuen ais oOrDer, ipa6rsnD Fsinsr
%6erIslben an ben 3tetlen aaleres QauOeS tn
1atitrltden Nnlagen fir GraGbrune einsr
0tdbten SspVlferuna 8let6teGt.
yiebnten mir Die NatiOn tusaeiammt 70 fin
cen MIR ibse 8sSDIfHuns unp SerbGltnis Der
3unabme o~erIelben In ben e~ia,elneu lOia0ria
gen 3sttpsrtOOen ME fplgt:
200 2 900 Q07
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-02

Dies 8ti8t cine burAlGutttli9e 3mnaGme
Son 34.6O per st. tn il 10 Sabren, tpG0renO
Der 10 Sabre BON Der erten bis aur leetsn
Gsnlas Aufnapme. Otan lte6t oaB BAG Ser.
baltni6 per 3anabme In feiner Dtelcr 7 Vert.
opsn 2 Drp5snt ii6er OOer 2 Nru,ent uatsr
Dem Onr9l@nittabetra9e III, psutliG 3eisenO
wte llnabanperliG, ccnlequsnt itnO 3uperla1ia
Oas prin3i8 oeE 3unabms in unlrrem Sane
1T. Nnusbpnene Dag Go fOrtpauern ersibt es
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-02

2eFe SaRleu Setgett pdB 1nIsr NdnD Az
einam 3tttpunft sptl@rn 1920 - 1880 =
age 1925 = 70 sUlftstA merben faun ais
GgrOpa jsBt tt e. unler Gsrrttuytum nm 3
bet 733 Yeriunen auf bic QuaDrat Met(en
i'm Stanpe 2171860O Vrp,. au eutbalteu.
un0 mir rperDen oieie 3abl errei6en lpeita mir
auS NtGt lelbft Die @lG9liGistt ~berau6en, Ourd
Die Ibprbait unO 0as usbel Der Dieuuipn
ODER our9 etren lansen erlGGp1enoen &rteses
Der paS stnSigs 8rcbe GIsmeut Der natioualen
unfiat9Felt mllbsn nnS berpurruft. 0abrenp
es nt6t Seaau pUran6 beItimmt tuerDen fam
tint pte piel eia SroBss 8eilptel bon Se,sIIcn,
tletuere erSsuseuO, Die 8epGlteruna, pie Gtpts
~liiaticn unD Der NobIaanp persTBern tpiIyDs,
fam bod feiner be3petlcln baB Die 8ersSacs
run8 etne lebr grobe unb 19dOtt1s fem
pliroe.
Die oov9eI2la9ene Emancipation tparoe
Den Rrtsg eetFar5en, ben Grispen ~Ssretpigeu,
Die 3nn0bute Der 0epSlferuna uuo per6alts
ntbmaBtB ben 8obttano beS 9ances fV6trn.
Wfit bteler u tueroen iptr ale Gcttn Der Gntaas
5tpatton iannit I'm lerer anbersn Sbulo Lido
ter 3oblen, ais mir pbns oieIslbs ualere anDere
S1ulo atIein ;ablen tGanen. @enn mir uns
lers alte NatioaaIsS AalO nit 6 Dru,snt Gin,
len pom Gnbe osS NepOluttons &deaes an
bis auf bsute batten auflauIen laifsn, Ubne
tr3eao etlras an Dem Capital pper ben 2inlen
ab5n3ablen, 10 tpGroe tsst SeOem Don nns ,pe.
niger ppn oteler S9ulD tcmmen, als bamals
auf etrea Seoen fam, uno atpar parum neil
tpdbre1o pteI er 9on3en Vertpbe unIere 8epGls
tfrunes3anabmc sr0ber als 6 Yrussnt, fGasls
lee autltef al6 Die 3tnfen Der Shulo.
So miro Die 3sit allein Ihon cine SsrIhu(s.
bette Nutton t6rsr S9nlb entlept4t 70 Iouae
tbre SrpSlteruns I6ne0er 3nnirnmt ais bic
inbeSatlten 9tnlsn Dteier S@ulo auflaufeu.
Oteie6 6attum tpitrbe tsine GntIGulOtsunS
far Ste 8er5Sseruns Der 3abluns elmer sss
redten SGul0 iein /; ober es setat Die er0be
Wt6tt8feit Der 3ett In bieIer 8esfsbuna--6ie
GOrtbsile elmer Mnbrsssl mad tpel9er
sptr ttdt eber als bis mir Elm bunoert Wtut4
3ablsn, bas 5u 3ablen brau9en, mas rtr
mao etner aaSern Gtnan5politit isbt gu 3atlsn
baben. oa tptr faum 3 M,liOnen sablen, nit
etnern Wcrte, es aet9t baB 70 Elm Dollar fir
Den Srte9 pisl fhperer ga 3ablen letn tuirp,
als Elm Dollar fir Die emancipation mad Dem
oOrgel9lagenen Blane. l1nb bann tofet Der
Isstere tetn Slut, fetn tofbares 2eben. Gs III
ftn Griparnib IN 8etben.
Setrefs Oes 5pstten IblGnttts, bente i'd,
es unausfabrbar mare, rte oarin beerifs
Tene &lafe bon 9erIunen, tn bic Dienlbarfeit
,urid3ubringen. ManGe berlelben aeeSren
,bne 3wetfsl lCpalen @tsnern an, unb es tpire
nus oteler urlaGe Gprlprse fir bic Uereis
.uns FOLDER 9etrofem.
Der 3. Abl9nttt be3tebt aG auf BITE 3u~
unit pss b~efreiten Bottles. Gr perpFt6tet ben
nt@t, ipnSera autburtFrt i'm nur
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
British Humanity in War.

In 1857 the natives of British India,
whose grounds of discomfort with their
Government, unlike those of the Southern
rebels, were substantial and greivous, rose
in arms to strike for their freedom. The
British Government, at first unsuccessful
in its struggles with the rebellion, at length
gathered up its energies and put them down.
How it dealt with the prisoners of war ia
ken in fight is we'll remembered. The fol-
lowing extracts from British journals con-
tain narrative of couple of executions: :
"A late mail from India brought accounts
of two such executions. On the 18th
June, at Pashawar, forty men were tried,
convicted, and sentenced to be blown from
the guns. The execution was dreadful
sight Three sides of square were form
ed by British troops, and in the centre ten
guns were planted, pointing outward. In
dread silence the decree of the court was
read, and this ceremony being concluded,
a prisoner was bound to each gun, his back
placed against the muzzle and his arms
fastened firmly to the wheels. The signal
is now given, and the salvo fired. The
discharge of course cuts the body IN two ;
and the human trunk, head, legs and arms
may be seen for an instant flying about in
all directions. As there were only ten
guns used on this occasion, the mutilated
remains had to be removed four times
All of these forty criminals met their fate
with frmness, with the exception OF two,
and, to save time they were dropped to the
ground, and their brains blown out by mus
ketry.
Another execution of similar nature
took place on the 18th of June, at Feroze-
poor All the available troops and public
establishments were convened to witness
the scene. Some of the mutineers were
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
Hook Notices.

The AHantic Menthly.-The number for
March contains several interesting contribu-
tions, among which are, The fruits of free
labor in the smaller islands of the British
West Indies" "a Story of To day." Agnes
of Sorrento" Prof. Agassia' " Methods OF
Study in Natural History" and the analysis
of Oxen, The Rehabilitation of Spain, /"
g A raft that no man made" tale of adven-
ture in the Northern Ocean, "Fremont's Hun
dred days in Missouri" &C. The poetieal
contributions are all good. "The Southern
Cross" and "The Voyage of the good ship
Union" especially SO. Altogether, this March
number is an excellent one. Published by
Ticknor g. Fields, l35 Washington street, Bos-
ton, at s. 90 per annum, mailed postage pre-.
paid to any part of the United States.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
TT = G A z E s. T =.
Pennsylvania Railroad
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SPRING ELECTIONS. The spring elcc.
tons this year take place on Friday, 2lst
March There is we think but little dis.
position, with the exception perh ps of ul-
ira politicians, to embark in party nomna
TONS and We therefore suggest that I'm
ion Meeting of our citizens be held in
the Town Hall on Tuesday evening, 18th
March, for the purpose of agreeing upon
or nominating ticket irrespective OF par
ty so far as borough officers are concerned,
leaving each party to choose its own can
ddates for Judges and Inspectors of Elec-
tons All present indications are that we
will be in the midst of great and impor-
taat military movements by that time; bat
ties will be fought, and, We have an abid
ing faith, victories won for our glorious FLAG,
in which probably our brave and patriotic
soldiers from this couuty-numbering near
ly a regimcnt-will participate, and even
while we would be wrangling as to who
should be Burgess or Councilman. news
might come that this one has been slain or
that one wounded Let our citizens then
put aside party feeling for these small Off
ces, nominate and elect good men to fill
them; and when peace is once more re,
stored, it will be time enough to revive par
ty feeling.
PAY YOUR TAXEs.-No greater folly
can be committed by any class of peo-
pie than to leave taxes accumulate against
them, and if they have heretofore escaped
experiencing the evil effects of such a
course, the present aad 4 few succeeding
years will probably awaken them from the
idea that they have derived benefit through
it. BY the last auditors report it appears
that the collectors Of 1860 are indebted
nearly $1,000, while of 1861 over $40, 900
are uncUlected. The duplicates of 1862
are also now out, and it is quite probable
that Congress will impose government
tax which will also have to be met Now
here is pretty mess for these dilato.y gen
tlemen to meet-htree tarcs to be paid IN
one ycar! On the tax of 1860, the treas
urcr is instructed to charge the collectors
interest from the first day of May last,
with chance that the Sihi0Tr;t1 ShTr;a viii viii 5o5u
wait on them on the outstanding Of 1861
he will charge interest on the lst day of
May next, and ia the meanwhile the tax
Of 1862 will bc collected with more than
ordinary energy. Our readers we hope
who are in arrears will therefore turn over
anew rule. Let them pay off the old tax
Is at once. and then If they cannot raise
the money for that Of 1862 before the lst
Of June, borrow it and save the per cent
That FIVE per cent. will pay interest for ten
months, before which time they can GER
tlnIy repay it. BY doing so, they will
avoid unpleasant dunnin., sleep better, and
feel easier.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

to be hung, and around the gallews, erected
during the night previous, the soldiers were
drawn up. The mutineers were then
brought into the centre, and the proceed.
lngs of the general court martial was read
Upon being informed that if they would
become Queens evidence they would be
reprieved, twelve of the criminals accept
ed the offer and were marched to the
rear. Two were taken to the gallows.-
They assembled the ladder with firm
steps, and to the last moment betrayed no
emotion of fear.
The remaining ten were led away to
the artillery guns, and while their irons
were being struck off cried, Do not sacri-
fee the innocent for the guilty. Two
others reioincd, Hold your sniveling; die
men and not cowards-you defended your
religion, why then do you crave your lives?
Sahibs they are not Sahibs, they are dogs ?
Others then began to upbraid their com
manding officer. The wretched beings
were quickly fastened to the muzzles of
ten guns, charged with blink cartridge.-
The commanding officer directed port fires
to be lit. Ready FIRE. and the drama
was played out. An eye witness says =
The scene and stencil were overpowerinc
| felt myself terribly convulsed, and could
observe that the numerous naive spectators
were awes estricken-that they not only
trembled like aspen leaves, but also chang
ed into unnatural hues. Precaution was
not taken to remove the sponge and load
men from the muzzles of the guns and
the consequence was they were greatly be-
spattercd with blood, and one man in par
ticular received stunning blow from a
shivered arm p
In connection with the British protest
against the stone blockade, on the ground
of humanity, these "reminiscences are in
structiye
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

DEATH OF \ SOLDIER.-The remains
OF Wm. Gallagher, son of Mr.. r. Gala
CHER, residing near Strode's Mills, mem
Der Of Capt. ZoIlinger's company, 49th
pennsylvania Regiment, were taken home
On Friday last, and inferred at McYeytowL
On Saturday, in the prcseDce of large
number Of sympathizing friends, and also
oi the Slemmer Guards, who paid the last
'Tioute OF respect to one who had gone to
hsht the battles of his country, but had
'1Hen victim to disease He was young
man, but p years of age, and highly es-
teemed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhold-
IN ers of the Lewistown ard Kishacoguil-
las Turnpike Road Company that an election
will be held at the house of Barney Elricks,
in Reedsville, on the SECOND MONDAY of
March, 1862, to elect one President, six Man
ayers and Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
JOHN MCDOWELL Jr.
feblS-4t President.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
PHILADELPHIA Market.

Flonr.-CommoH and good super6ne, IS 25
e13, fine 5, extras 50a5 rs, family 81
40 70, and fancy brands 50a7, as to quality.
Rye flour 25a3 SO. Penna corn meal g.
Grain.-Red wheat l23al24c, white l30a
l35c; rye 74c; yellow corn 57c oats 39c; bar
ley 85c; cloverseed "a 373a4 so; timothy 2 so.
Cattle Market, March 3, 1862. The receipts
OF Beef Cattle reached 1,200 head. Sales at
S7aS 90 the 100 lbs net. as to quality.
I0O Cows at from Is to 35 per head.
300 Sheep at from 44 to SIC per lb.
z'3l2 Hogs at from to 6 so per 100 lbs
net, according to quality.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
RHEUMATIC ANoDvNr

4 Powerful and certain Remedy for Rheum.
atism, IumbagO, aud Pains i'm the Limbs.
rs pain relieving and soothing qualities
l are truly extraordinary. No other lin;
ment. either in or outside the regular practice
an thts coui1trys will at all compare with it
One or two applications Of this remedy will
certainly and efectuatly cure any rheumatic
pain OF recent origin one bottle will cure any
rheumatism which CAN BE CURED: while its
occasional use is sure to afford soothing relief
in those old, long standing, chronic cases
which have become so "se,tled in the bones"
as to be incurable. Price 25 cents.
eaSNo one who gives this article fair trial
VIII tail to be convinced that it certainly xiil
do all see claim for IL, vExY OFTEN yUcu MORE
and NEVER LESS.
Sold in Lewistswn by Chas. Ritz, Mrs.
Margaret E. Irwin, and others, and in the
county by Mary I. BRENNAN, j. ST. S. Koh,
ler, and Hoar McNabb. febI2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

B9~The discovery of fossil bones of a
new and gigantic saurian, in cutting re-
Gently made for railway near PolignY, has
just been announced The animal must
have been between 80 and 120 feet in
length, and must have existed towards the
end of the Triassio period.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
LEWIsToWH Mar

HA-Ths highest market price will be
paid for good Barley and Rye at Fishers
Brewery
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

sI%Fhs Democrat says all the democratic
contractors arc honest and upright! This is
peculiarly refreshing news after perusing the
list of State defaulters published at Harris
burg last week.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
Married.

On the 2Sth ult.. by Rev. j. S. McMurray,
CHARLES ii SAND, of the 9th Penna Re
serves, to MARY a. CAMPBELL, of Lew
lstOwn.
On the 4rh inst, by the same. JOHN A.
MCKEE, Esq. to Miss ANNIE McCORD,
both Of Lewis town
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

enlng' few inches of hail having fallen,
followed by light covering of snow. Not
Wlthstanding this, the blue birds are IS
merry as could be desired, their pleasing
notes being heard ON all sides.-A few
private ice houses were in whole or partly
hiled last week, but the chances of the riy.
er freezing and giving Cubbison supply
are daily becoming less.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05

RANDOM FACTS. j ohm Weber, who
vas wounded in the thigh at the fight at
Evansville, returned home on furlough on
thursday week.-The horses attached
" H. L. Locke's carriage, ran away one
Jay last week, near the junction of the old
4na new pike this side of the forge, break
lnS up the carriage and throwing out Mr..
L., who was somewhat bruised on the
1oulder.--An alarm of fire was raised
Va Friday morning last by the burning of
~ @ahaneys chimney, which communica-
'ed nre to the roof of the house. 1t was
soon extnguished, though at one time
presenting dangerous appearance in con-
sequence of the high wind prevailing at
tue ume.-The Henderson Hose Reel
@saln got out of order on Friday last from
'ue Weakness of the springs The ma
'uine Is good enough for show, but never
Will De worth anything until sufficiently
strengthened to bear the weight of the
H''e' '--Rev. Mr.. Klink, of Ohio, deliy-
srea an excellent sermon in the Lutheran
0uurch on Sunday last The weather
7u' on a Wlntry appearance on Monday ev-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-03-05
sA- The following Card appeared in til

- ne IUIIOWIHB OaTu aPPOaIeu III tuO
Frederick Md Examiner of last week ;
MRssRs EDrToRs The Ladies Volunteer
Aid Society of Lewissown, Pa, have con-
signed to my care twenty four pair of woollen
shoes intended for the convalescent patients
in the Government Hospital. This is the
second consignment from LewistOwn. The
Ladies will be pleased to know that their gifts
bring relief and comfort to many brave but
suffering brother Many of the patients re-
covering from fever, are left. for time. with
swollen feet. To these the shoes will be spe'
cially acceptable MRs B. ri. CREvER.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
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sen ttn klnilta tit su etm asmsnIGn TN 9e6rnud,
IN Gets unb tsi ttm Stdd.--SlSitbfaGS Slaspaas
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diatturCn fdr
Sptels, Salccns unb dnhersm @sbrduH,
ven ttn ftiniin tHsrapbrttn Dssauters tis Su ss'
ntm Gent Sumtler.- -@ttntaus
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cen stir Gsrfbtlbcnb.it. lr mis PompSn pen sre
mSaIihIn @CutnuuEe. rcn rtr tlrinItcn NohtlGmp
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eompGn rrn allen IrtGn ntrecn ausaebtgert un
lbaISnftrt UNI 8cbtGrsSCt rarin ju tt,unsn.
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furj aUcs in bcm eampSn:Tob gum 8srtauf q,
oone. uno guar on ben nieecrftsn prslBtn eitiit
philadelphia.
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,rauhtn, tSnnsn teres Gtlb uno 5ei Iparen, pCr
is lei mir ourufn. sbc ft lcnitpe tautcn, tneCm
nun bs6sr einlcrihtSt bin, ais ie. dnprchrnte
,efrisoiasu-tIirEs in 8SSus ouf bic Yrsigs oIs ar
luf eis Suatitdt.
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of 6nmltrn. StraFE. 3tt Sbdrs rtsrboIt prs
Sfrbr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
Orug g to ) +.
3amall uuS NOSartiu.

3diunll umS OSdrtiu.
BhrIsats uno RttaiL 0russiiu un6 Gtemtter, Sc
II @Glt oan'iltrn Strass, nabs 9iSsndtsr esr Oeo'
filIcpe' ea(t in alcntoun ga.
0atCn ICh in GjEl,ufbaf aftss8Irtinbuna aeasten unb
fiblCn fiber ourtb trGn9C uno bini9s aufmrtGamteit
auf ibr Selhift uno burh oaltsn Der teilen unb
frfbstsn WGtl;inen. ALLEN eiG rcliitI @tfritbiAung
9eben gu tSnnen, Die ie nit ihrtm 3uiprub tCCbrGn
Oa mir belize GiraSuirts otr ar,tntiberetunastunli
iiuo, 70 tSnuGn mir SomIiGn prn cCr &tinb,it un:
lsrrr 9QGSiiintn pH fhern, Die iUir alls Dem Der.
Staattn gharmrtrpSIs 9smd6 suttrtitSn.
Ssza @sti Drua6 unO Gbsmitatsn etrFGufen
NspgsFy mir Guh oiIs pcputirtn pattntmeoi;ncn,
BsSd YTiimcVtcn, fan;r artitst, 6aarcls, baar:,
9zsEB N6ecs uno 9abrtdrftGu, Slnib, 2ulchcl,
Sampbtns, 6ohGnSt vcn Ter teifsn Nuatit6t, acbs
tnSssampsn, (SIuits uno Ssl:2amrsn pGrern ,um
Srsnnsn ycn schIsnN um9sinrsrt) gNatI6ss Sfsn:
ibmarJH eTsstSt 5arttcffs, SpsisrsiGn. M.m.
Sdcnesre Gufmcrt(amteit wirp Ger 3ubsrcituns
u'n drittdbsn @sribretun9sn gswibmet.
etcbrbaitGr llnb athtun9spou einaslactn tsi unS
sutn @Eriub 81 maiden. ebs IL in rem 9itits fnus
fen, tnstm mir nit Satritauteu uno Smpcrtturs
Gtnrldniun9Sn 9Cttcffsn hebsn. rrcturtb mir ibnrn
aufs pcrtbciIbaftslte psrtaufeu tSnnsu.
alsSprup-ein berrlibes uno nirf'
lanes Oattct in Suiftn uuo @ertdlmnsen uno fir
Der auejsbrunS. YrGiS % Gents bic
5IaIhs.
fws b. - perfrnen bic on utural9I6en
S6msr;sn Cher nsrpSfem sCpfpsb ltiOcn. srbaltsu
c9Stb einoeruna eurtn 9s6raub unieres Gepbalit
Stirirs prsis % Gents Die Slafht.
Samtlien bOarwa tbs-;um RGiniaCn
osS arpfss, Gntfsrnun9 pon @rino ,t., l2J Gents
per pad.
Sri DE Garten:5a msa- auorantrt
gut gu fSin.
pbOtc9rapbibs Gbsmrtalirn itets psrratbis.
3abnar;tt FupCn in unIsrer apctbrfe lttts s;ntn
errratb pcrISGaasr 556ns prn Der rcr,dadasu Scr,
ettiSuu9.
9. .. 9amaU,
Deipeea q, Martin,
IGtn'ovn, StA ~ 1861, nss,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
Gcbet bicber !!

A sE1shl 2sbtss! GRrs. gtrpp un
rs 80 GC8.p. fno nun tCreit fir Gu
fSft sSs3i nit itrIn Srabiobrs 9curtt
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Ss.& Sit hatsn DrIGtarpen, Saar:
A DrtFss, eatts uue 6inesr pdts,
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@rsuaetHs uab eGts @EiIs. pcblfiilsS lcets Strls
sub uno fieert MantUss. Gmbrrierts$ u. t. II.
Sraufrr@rnnIis. Bells uro Cellars. Die Sdibicn.
'ttin tEFcmmsu oDs ibrt @cnnltS uno sRiIirorps
Sdtr rcu 9RrS. Slcpp, uno mir bGbsn eS ouserd'
fen hErtn, odB snrr pen NNrf. Sicpp's Ecnuets tdr
Stplt uno ShGnbtit, untsr 1000 CrtGunt
vGttu tSnnte.
v. Y. !aHos9Riuntrs psrttn an @rcfrcrfanfs:
prtllin ptrfihtu-9tGihfags cite 8cnrtts ouf9sbsf
II. - 0En tiiisn Goth tin mir uuflrn Trcunrtu
l'tsn tSuntn. III tei 9Rrs gtepp, an SIC, l3, g9c'
oamjltCn. SIrdg! in 9Isnlauu anjurufsr.
IRSr; 26. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-16
Gjulbim NIB 0riciemer
3abn m aer5te,

RC. 4G Sa SamiIIon Strabr, cine 9bdrs uni
talt $. Gub unO COS StUtr In aasntaunI
GuIttu uup Sliritmtr pduldsn tem putli
adbturetvclI bStannt gu maiden, baR fis cine p
rrsfutf baben oil So. At on: bamilien Stroee, !
Sbirs untsrbalb 9. Gutb unc Cos Stcbr, uno
ls nun bcrtit Gnp. ALE Su bsbiCnGn, nclhe
Oimfte tEuttbist fnc. in Gllem mas Sur 3Obnor
tunce atbGrL Slt tatrn tsiee pirle Grfabrun
bsm GjEfbdft unO sIautsn ea6 iit GGs, Die ibnci
8trrrauen idtutCn. Jur pSut9sn 3ufrisosubsit b
nsn tGnnEn.
3GHns wsrtrn uustriCasn NIT pulItcmmsntr
Gntsit, Oti6idIittsjt unp ScrsfdItistsi
YttiOutn rCn bGidrGnfiCn gRittelu fneCn ts
rem @crtbsil wGun iis tCi ibuen anrufen, ea 4
beratksun8in Iu eGrcn Sunfru esma6t psrc
len.
g. 6. &ulSin. u. Griefem
Gprll 10. 1861