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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

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Sanuar !, S63.-8ilan, in Sanbsn
pcn 1862 @ll 90
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23


ON the 5tb ~ October Mr. Marctzek viii open his grand
oreraic season with Tho production IL Donizotts IA
nous opera In three acts, Roberto Dcycrcuy." Tho
characters win be sustained by Mme Mcdor Queen Et
zsbetA) Nile. su1er tTady No,,ngham), Naz1oieni
Count OF Essox), and Belu as the Dske Of Nottingham
The orchestra and chorus viii assured. be hume.
and effective IN fact, Nareyek seems determined
insure hherai patronage by The clcss Alteration TO
those details No essential the the boat
artistic.
During the FIRST ~ his operate seasons We arc 10 have
Z Rigoctto," :. Norma" lone Judith" Mac
beth -. Faust" Don Giovanni" Lucrszla Borgis,
and other operas not yet mentioned In The pro-
eramme
To morrow morning the Office for subscr ptous wl be
open al the Academy Of Music and - hope tho public
will respond literally 10 the managers announcement 81
the fact In all European cities where opera regarded
necessary Institution, subscriptions msdc which
extend the whole season tins enabling manager
10 beforehand the most renowned artists There
obtained by the yearly subscriptions an income upon
which msnsger can CONT and mike his arrangements
accordingly 10 New York, whsrc there IL a. much
wealth and grow M taste for muse subscriptions for
three four months season Of orers should be readily
secured We ooad thu. count npDn an uninterrupted
season, and both the publc and the management would
gain thereby. We IRE aware that up 10 the pre-
scnt tmo there have been - many Instances sad fanss
IN rom promise The Part x The specializing managers
Who given srasmode operate seasons =, Acsds
my; out this the fate u al rev enterprises, and Il
must also IL borne IN N nj that but short ,mc since
the Scv York pubic had but limited taste Tor opera
Al that ia changed now snd there can 70 no reason Why
this city should not have regular and veil snsiAnei
an operate other fouion Or rnis.
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TO see that The radicals are using him as their
tooI They tense or tickle him into saying the

to see that The radicals are using him as their
tool. They tease or tickle him into saying the
most foolish things in his Daily Aeacs and
then copy his articles as If they were genuine
democratic gospel instead of tie bogus new
gospel Of peace. Like the cat in the fable,
no burns h;s own paws ia order to pick the
radical cLestiats ont Of tie FIRE. His last and
most original idea was to challenge Tammany
Hall 10 rna local ticket in opposition to
Mozart 80 that the republicans can easily
elect their Candidates at the next charter cleo
ton. We have not the slightest objection to Bon
Woods poner supporting the radicals. In our
opinion i. makes very little difference WHO or
what the Daay Neus supports, Car objection
is to the pretence of conservative democracy
which the Nclcs assumes, While i is driving
game into TIE republican trap. We might take
the trouble 70 expose the hypocrisy and double
dealing OF the Ne.os, point by paint but the
Ne,os is moi worth the candle and this prelimi
nary rcbaae must suffice. We have pointed out
the three great dangers which the democratic
ticket has Ia encounter in this canvass, and VIC
hope that those concerned will take our kindly
but conscientious advice, and at oRcc set to
work to overcome them.
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ENasaND's NErTRALrTY-TBE PGrvArEER Sun
TER AND THE BIC GrNs.-The British govern
ment permitted the steamer Sumter to leave
Liverpool, because the enormous guns on
board Of her were too heavy for the ar
mament Of vessel SO slightly built; con-
seqoently she could not be privateer. The
Sumter has since run the blockade into VIII
mington. aud the same guns have reached
Charleston, where one of them few days
since burst, when being tried with seven hun
drcd pound projectile and high elevation. There
are, however five left of the same sort, that will
no doubt. be used with much effect against our
iron-clads when the passage between Sumter
and Moultric is forced, and against Gilmore in
his siege operations; SO that, should we be de-
iayed in the capture of Charleston by reason OF
these heavy guns being used against Us. Eng
la,d will be responsible for the check.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

FRANCE ARnAiGNED BY Mrxico.-We give
space ia orr columns this morning to two most
important documents emanating from the con-
stitutional government of Mexico.
One OF these is a diplomatic note addressed
by the Minister Of Foreign Affairs of the rcpub
lie to the governments Of friendly Powers, and
is in The nature OF formal protest before the
world, by the de tacto and de j,re government
Of Mexico. against the acts and pretensions Of
supposItitious government, which. under the
projection Of foreign bayonets, has usurped the
functions Of national authority in the former
capital and a few other cities Of the republic.
and pretcRtis to exercise power under So
called regency and supposititious empire.
The otlcr is the protest of the Permanent
'Deputation of'the Congress Of the Union, which
remains in session during the recess of that
body and which is the legitimate representa-
tive.of the voice of the Mexican people
These documents declare null and void all
acts Of the SO called empire or regency; and,
as they are the legitimate expression Of the
sentiments of the Mexican people, aud as
such are likely to be maintained, they may
prove Of interest at this moment to such capt.
tslists abroad as may be contemplating an
Investment in the new Mexican loan which
Louis Napoleon, himself far from secure, is
bringing forward as means Of continuing the
yet very far from accomplished task which
he has undertaken Of subjugating nation Of
eight millions Of freemen in a country three
thousand miles from France. almost lying
within The protecting arm of the United States,
and against which France cannot urge single
Just cause OF war.
We commend these documents. as we have
Others before them, to the careful perusal Of
our transatlantic readers.
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Theatrical.
NEW YORK THEATRE.

THIS little theatre s rapidly rising in pubc eat nation
receiving the patronage It deserves. last evening
IL was vol ad with respectable class OF people
apparently del GIFTED with tho performances q
the Marzetti aud Martinct families pau'omime and
ballet aud the tight rope. The performers are all
Ravei people, and they gvc general Raycl entertain
meat The fact that they no, assume this popular
name speaks volumes for their honesty aud independence
since most OF them have been in the Ravel troupcs for
years, ard they might call themselves 1.-THE Ravcl
family with some show or reason little
more improvement in the scenery desirable but that
will when the public improves the cash boz Of The
establishment. We know other theatre IN the city
whsre chfjrenboth OF the smaller larger growth
can bs better amused.
NIRio's GAwDES.
Some years ago. when Forrest ia London, an
English critic said that he the best mciodrrmac
and the tragcd,an in tho world" Ia regard
70 the latter clause o. opinions may differ,
although half disposed 10 with the critic.
Hui, Il any 10 foolish enough donht the truth OF the
f-rnsr clse-,ha, Forest s the creates, mcodramatr
actor IN the word--ve advise him To 20 and Viz
s,sirs Il wa played nj Nibos last evening for the
as, tins this scison, ard Il oo.ht I" the whole
season thr~gh. play 50 admirably put upon the
stag sni earttaliy acted It has seid n been our
good tort re t. sncss even In these ys dramatic
giory. Tho house packed and jammc1 fvcry seat
f'i ch,gs aud camp stools bocSei AZ the ais 20.
rni sno q, feople make ordinary audience sat
a.. stairs ani and stood around he corridors lie
acsoery Of the play magnificent and. what sll
better. appropriate s.layn, the acme pan,er. wins
l,lrss nightly. Then the mob sci the soldiers
and tbs lctors wei managed tiirrks 10 stage
manager v,oreat. sureFnlmsra who generally
nuisances real Assistance % the play ast night
M Forests rendering of the part o. virgus Il veil
kno~a ths city. lie looked and acted like
true Roman, and every now aaa he thrill
ed tue tremendous audience By one OF lbose
electric flashes which more power VI than rsn or
nose ard wh Oh compel admiration aud applause from
ths most unsuscepble % auditors M Leak surprised
a By rsstrs the part q Appi1 with nre snd taste CON
.snsa. Aheira'.lns ard care, and teak viii make hid
rNs. Nccal oIea was natura! iciiias Madame Ponk
~s borscF Scrv,a. Mira. Allen As Virginia, Just
Tue rJrs tender maiden fcr the other characters
20 lore ami ~. abort sod desire aad XVI. she and
Mr FORREST all Mr. Barnett (Deot.usJ seemed 70 have
dropped down the cecurT from sroleni Rome a
modern Nsw York without losing any hing Or ths elias
scs and the antique during The pasags Ths rcs, ~ th'
oAsl ,nsy also hc commended. "visg.fs" renewed end
~ur,9sscd all ~ former successs.
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TNfNf1I FelFs k4s INtJ.
collision tor place hero th4 rn1rnlpg, the
Dayton and Michigan Railroad bo,wccr pasaenger and
wood trai Two persons were kiiei ard seventeen
unnndrf
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kfSGw~, q. w., ~ ~. ~. ts65.
vho Provincial Far crcncd today win ary 5000 On.
sr!ea The horfr ste. suc Ttcro sra .oo en,rea an
horses, 800 o. 1osr .nd 900 o. cattle rhe sestter 10
nu-
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The ,rot between General Butler sna ti'nghsm, for
g. 600 announced our Advertising columns % come -
at the Fashion this Afternoon w not take place
on account Of the Illness u the stallioH.
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m,..ransou. ro,u,e.i In,.,,,se.e..

uyioN.v " Tysxg4.sy.--A iarge meeting was Leld IN
-etyvie Tenn o. the '2in MT. whsch vs. coingn~et
m,sny y men who formerly symIah,sd With The reb-
ION series Of unlou resolutions were pss.ee amons
wLlca The fcllo~ing
Eeaolysd Thu an se,s - ig.iai snd nssosisios ~
public servants rreiAndius Or affecting = sb
tee pcope Of Mate ~ ~ tbeir sps-tnce y ihe
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rsas~ from ohedeuse A. 'is AVS and tesi -
ihare ard 20 transfer or :. ares r. smother govern
fert and subject IN obss.rts " avs sni treaties
tbsrsoi. we're asumsisra y I.vu ~ -oas ~ bsy'
hsan conferred 81 tho tine -L' E rr ntenef olsnea
snd are consequently Wholly ~ safNos
woHncroy TIrRuos, Tho c<eipg - decgss %
copgros " wssbnsta 1srfiiofy rssalsi - follows
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~sr democrats or wuoossn hsv. " % a. sasf-sa ~
the loyal men ~ their party "a ~Ac ty rsp-dae tbe
c,pprhed platform and sfvi.c the dessxrscy 20 ssas
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s,~s rfes-ef cfsysi., q y ~ - ., -.
80 - 800 80 80. ss.'.. -, "a.
ipsacsas I. go u ~ l~,se r.ira. 80 ~
neu. y Ie.s., p'aFss raesrssi.s Csc usaitffsss'.
,,sssfs rss! ss2g Z. 9, =, y s E"ey
800 - ~ f7e FfNts ~ i = - Tsss ss@ss' reH
i, - - ~ 80 =" ~ 80, sss =. Il, -
/, -, - -, r.ry-. Fs.n, rsll,,.tge .
- 80 AR~s FFF ~" " ~
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The sales o. I've iwsnies dsy Amounted 70 scs,sc
Deliveries Il bonas made - -cyrmbr II
". A. Baen~ios'. Hair Dys-Th. Hest
al irusssts asd rsriumsf. y fefr - hsfesf sirsh
io.' ds.ishth .sa ,snss' issb s.,ss !, ,r 1919 y
30, Tsa'h .usst se'd y rsriamrr,sad traszi'i.
Ch,iuaaoro's Hair Dys. Presumably.
snd via asra,. sboissis sod fstak 70 . As'sr uslss
III. D. ? .pplisd - ssffl srtt't'
wigs, To~pess, hat Dys. ".,r Dys,"s
~ spsi,. = = ~ os4 49,. - ~
Fos IN. usH-8.rYy'. Tsisophsyo"s,
ia ses sna shssp.s sftNs 500 y ~ = .ss' ~
uiir. usir Dys. Eany Cents. Bissh ov
Bf0N a-Satnfs issisa'aatas nftef ~ ssr - srfst
saa n ~ trusssfs
Go.sa sa's posars s.s,,i, rp,eess Uau
w... .s..' z. pSa.i-. $3.50 " - 49, " "
Tar. rrssh'... ss,,.w"... E. ..,s.
Isi.sa ssfle. - s0sr 49, sfost-s'
R.s.nf~, cs"pisr,.n .-L.,ss's ni"s"s
:, ss - "a s.s Is s,s.. 1's 90 Il
~
H.a n,.s,M.-sss~ r."y i~v.vs !.
=. .,.s.. ~. - ~ nsL- i. rnors.sp
Is s"' ~ 80 sisl.ss,s:
Ksr.sa,'s usdtrai Dssess.rp.
80 ii oSe.s stfs,as Me- ss.f. - ~ -
ssnesss Efsalsf rsnsfH ~ reFH fsAs - s~.sG.
rssota bfysr~las rst III tlefs $3.50 s-f efsr
TORS ~ r4N- AaN ast f-
D,s..s.s ~ ~. s.r.o... sss.si .na
Lrnsy 49,, -. 49,. ..ss, -
L1I 10 49,. Fr~~s.s 49, ~ - st&ss ~ ~ 40
a1N - HrlNsssY ttets t.sfusa fH#W - 'arw
D...~.. % ga. Nervous. ..mi..i. t,,-
a.. sr4as @Ys...s 4evw sss fmt.Bs M~stM~Hs-i4
- t6fta tia s4f AAet ssA0a 80 8 s8tf
e1vrtats sfe@ * efas.s kfffewf p ftfA# 10
nswars AH.ssttes4 - Nfs'Hhts
~. H.-'.,'s Owe - - -. Ws'.'pn
rs.st Ns~ FsfM rW ~ 80 q sti f@ft taAs
nAa-s - k4at 80 - 49, III tst,.a.
fAftHat st-.st MfN Nn# aIMAk Cd tNe 4,
"a - aHfs
W#tANN NNrNH ~ n
go
unt..a. - Csst nAEv yyr-usst ssa
! ~<Hes# - ~ snt 10 tssN..t
I BNNtt Il Ell IL tf
nois cfgv u~ts - $3.50 = -@a -
t4r et.44 .attts4ss - - ht HHsAr
ft+. tH@fN
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Prizes Cashcd ta All L-gnitsed g.osts~
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. BTot~~
III W all street, rDofn No 4. ~. v.
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Royal Havana Lottery Thirty pcs
raid FOR prizes. tnformston furn,.hef.
Highest price paid dnubioan. al xlnd. ~ cold asS
silver. TAYLOR A co Bankers, 10 Wall street
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Om~saI Ora wtngs or the Library Asso-
citation Compan,'s LOTTERY Of kenincsr
FHtaa tLae 3-3-s~pt p. td,
-, SO, o. ~, %. o. ~. ~. ~. 81. ~. ~, 81.
Class rt-Sspt ~ iSst
". ~. l, co, ~. 3. 7, 60, ~. 81. 80, ~.
Cir-u'srs SAINT nv sfar~rsng
FRANCE. ELLIS 60. Managers covtsg,sa. ~.
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Eye Pressrvsrs and speesae1ss. e.
strengthen snf Improve Tho sFh, " sd ADD yosss ssy
or night without pain or fsisne ughJ rsoonnrssr ~
the medical faculty
srMuoNa OcB'i.fs opfleiaa
nDs1s Broadway. orfss 10 Mood street
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OMeIs! ORA wing. os en-. shelby Ceiiss

Lottery Of Kentucky
EHraa cLir sgT-ssp'. p. IAN
81. G5, %, !. "a. 81. II. Is, -, II, 80, On.
Gas, so--s~pt ~ 1894
y, ., 81. ~, T. II. %, n. 81. ~. -, i6. 10.
JoHS 4. NORRIS 4 Co
Coyingtsa. Nv
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~ Cnrscs de ytsts~. ST. VIII st Voc
INIT, suited. proof shown ave minutes sfirT 700 sss
gAIoIIAN's ia No stg.