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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
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tpeileI bon politiiben Gdneenz zReeiiferr
gu fpret1en, uno babel brinaen fle 70 arm.
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In pen Shlahtfelpe flr bic Union, burd be,
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icrt 8rgiGun8 uno fcmit audl bic litbs Union
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Stnoens Re9iiterS Der GopperbeaSs-
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IN einem @lasbaufe mobnt, ourbaus feis
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
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6rfujitdesn bon aIisntaun naG @cUpsfeturs.
uno SablcAem ndh @moas, uno fisgt tsqasn 3it
,Sn6n unb S6uItni Sc n biees fner Der bes uai
4 N gPirtbs. Stanos I'm @aunt9 uno te6alfis H5.f
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sen0 afgstrUffsn. Dam gct5ren ftpd 81 Mdtr lIH
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Msilai bon @mauS ru,o fdnf Wleilsn BON 8stts 1901
lebsn ssIrasn-uno III rpObl bic Nufmsrflamfsit n8
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gain tur& bielen eaaf eenadh fannie suu
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man fir iberIdbis ,ineem 90 9aufulliee bod srli
IN QugenlGsba ustmsn} sbs 7e taufen. mo pann
aud gniptehchos finofn wstofn, Oa6 ssfeh eob
nCtbwenSis bet, lcneern pab ss li6 wirtIid lslta
lott.
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fol0snbe t'we3ttte @dtrr Sffentltt Settauftwr.
ben, rGmlj6; -'1a1b -'r7sl u11
3pd gut.eebrr6sne Wauttbirs, Elm f&usrtr
Baseu nit eineh, Grs sgObS. fpstdtrr lseesspe
SpnOsln 6ot. Gin Sprtn8wascn fir l Obr 2
pfrrof. Iammt Gsdlet uno ennusn, sein GinsduIs
5aurrn 8assn, rttnfaQs nit Deidlsl unO Gam
nen, Gpcufettsn po 3usetUr nm r1u gu pIrreb,
uuo Tonf nod pieIe GrliFsl 81 retlduftiS Su HsI'
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

SD tpdroe ale Sremoen, wel6e Madden
IN meinem Qmenoment felf9efeeten Belt
punft in oieie5 9ano fommcn, SduB fiji
ibre perfon, ibr Gi9entbum uno fir al,
Die nattirlicben 8ebte aelpGbreno rpeldJ,
ite rlur ir9eno inter ei1em cipilifirten ooe,
9utoeoroneten Stoate oenieBen f6nnen
SD lpiiroe ibneu 9eifatten fib Reibtbi.
mer ju perf6afFen, ibren ei9enen ebrqei.
| ji9en lbiibten na65ubdn9en, furi i'd
pdroe i6nen erlouben, nit unieren Sdr.
9ern in iecer 8ejiebun9 auf 9lei1en Suf
aelfeltt tjuUeroen, dusaenpmnlenim Dunfs
te Der politifben Sorrebte. 2fllc iDre noz
tGrlidcn uno blir9erlben HeCbte iollen ibs
nen pollfommen 9drantirt uno eeIhI6t
uer0en, uuo follen fle ferner in ie6er Sin.
Iibt SIr9er rpie toir lper6en, ous9en0m
men oa5 Gedt ,tl ftimmen unb Elm 2(mt
lu balten. ltno bieten mir niCbt bob nod,
oen Sremoeu 8elpea9ritnoe bar, oiefrs
2an6 ju ibrer Oeimatb su MAIDEN, felblt
iuenn mir ibuen biefe politiIdcn Sorrebe
te nebmenf? Sitberlitb, mein S1err. tbnn
mir oe6, lUie cs feline an0ere Station auf
Grben aufjurpeilen bat. .i
9ob e6 1T le6t nibt meine l(bIibt, ii6er
oielen @c9enitano in cine OiscuIlion elm.
su9Cben, unO mub ib mid BEL Der @cn,
uention cntfbuIoiaen, Dap iE bereits ~
plel oartiber 9eiprc6en babe. SD b e.
nee etne unOer d oerl d e
y itnnun8 in oiefer Il n a E.
le9enb ri t, muB ieop6 meinen 2peis
fel eln9eitebcn, ob Die Convention oorin
ju banoeln bepollndhti9t 1T.
Naflesm Sbr nun, ME mir bcifsn, nit zen In
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tfrs geUOpmarO binIdusti6 tsfannt srwctSrn,
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ausdnog In rinn 9ti&irb slnstf6altst rlfisn
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parbTanS Der psrGaStrn 9tBrr banbstt erlr (!
fd4It, bssrrift 99r bic bartn lis9snbe Snfamis,
nit rem glessr anf cine uno rsIsttt Stufe aeRsut
81 iusrbm? Srersift S6r he niersrlraGtiae
S&maA, ben SrrnjsnIcifn 9cbn, tpsl4sn bsr glso.
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tsftr SInit&t etwne sttGan rgtrn lntIt. sr
wiile, Sab elm srU6sr 9Geil ter Glnwaubrn aus
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3u i6dbsn maB!rn; ct GOTs, bnB bic Belt niGt
msbr fern ist, 100 Jrrmbs Scn ben g9obIfn unS
Stin'mfaFen aIs GEsilaabmslus ausoeGGlo1en
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tirsn, Die t'fsr Bigger Dsute In birfsm @taats se.
niset. a
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bsfibs cine sunoerdnbcrli&e II @sIununa
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nod unptranbsrt brr1sIbr Jumten6alTsr C,in, btr
er banaie mar. " #
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patsr, brn @r dnber bss RnUp. .glut6lna.
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fannie ldne brldnCIss rlmsstuna, feline @elln.
nun8s8encNcn, unO fOnrtr ta9er nit 3avrrRGt
iassn; so trffe bic 3eit nitt msbr fern, pp
6rsmfs sUn unlsrn s9ablsn uussclGlpGsn psr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07

gSOlltarten. l8pafarten! Wpllfarten !!
9Ssr Die beftsn @cGSn esibtpiub. biaia dno obus
Mietdt esfartst habcn pta, Der brinss eins gacAs
nab Osr Hacniauusr @oIsumanafatfur, no autC
arbstt 9arantrt wtro; ecn,trts uuo iptiss gBolIr
IN audi bitIis su psrtauftn bei a.si Esl slls6
i.. .efe hh a. 50. @abriel. q
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
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e'n 1al y sinsaaesn DC artit'l gu srin8sn na De
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'Ap'Is 7fi n71wFrgts sn sl55g uma sfts
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
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ptrb tttrmIt eesetsn, bdB Der Undergraduate
atS @bmiutlrntUr Ssr SintrlalienIGaft bes Der,
ilrrtsnsa 9 bt't ip sGess tp-Go psit es bic
9dtsg uno has tspfeli6e 8rmBgen ontrtriift,
msl6ts sr Isiutr Satin ,nb SoGtr Sea, bur6
ibrs nntiirli&e erbeus;st tnterlisb-inprm StIltn
@rscutcrsn nra Dor Ittnr 9odter Sea sfiOrtsn
lIub = ltBbin BON Nsbsr f, Macunse 6aunIdaip,
es6a gounis anssasIIt worSsn it, Qlr bitisni.
gen, tprlds batter ned an bsiasts StnterlafIsn.
I6aft IdulSis 1np, tpsrosn bisrmit aufeefcrrsrt
innrttalb 6 g4pGsn at3utr,utlrn, unb Splfe bic
nod rsttmabies gtnTpri&s baten. brletrn itn
RsGnunssn inuerbalt tcfaster Belt pobltrRdtigt
einSutdnpteen on ...- t.tt-
:. Sobn Sa6enitc, 2(bm'cr.
Septtnter 80, 1868. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-10-07
@atfetgeri0tS 9erfauf.

Sraft uno 5ufclse elmer aus Dem @ailineericbi
pcu es6a Ganntp ctiofenen @srorbuuns fol- 3 rel;
IA Den 9eu StiotSr udhlfens, um 10 llbr
Scrmttia9s auf eeal @isSntbum etbf Sfenuitb per:
Fault mstoen: Islf'g-
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
RAspBERRIES.

The production Of the hardest vari-
cites Of this fruit is very easy. Any
good soil will produce moderate crop
without trcnching ; but in large plan.
tations, or when grown extensively
for market, a thorough preparation,
by trench-plowing or spading, will in
sure better crops and more permanent
productiveness. The stools should be
in rows at least four feet apart, and
two feet in the rows. At the time of
transplanting all the stalks should be
cut off except one strong shoot of last
wears growth, which should be left to
bear fruit the approaching season.
Every year, soon after the fruit is
gathered, the stalks which bore it
should be cut off close to the ground,
and two or more, according to vigor
and variety, of the new growth, en-
couraged to produce bearing wood
for the following season. Proper trel-
lisses or stakes to support the fruit
bearing stalks will suggest themselves
to every grower. BY covering the
space between the rows with decom-
posed manure in autumn, and incor-
porating it with the earth, continued
fertility will he insured for six or sew
en- years.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
aaritnltutal.
Scarcity Of Laborers in Iowa,

In some portions of this State the
scarcity of laborers is severely felt
The war has effectually thinned out a
large proportion of the laboring pop
ulation, leaving many localities SO
destitute of help that even women
have been compelled to labor in the
fields in our own neighborhood wo-
men have followed the plow from
morning till night. This scarcity OF
laborers has caused corresponding
advance of wages, which thus early
in the season, in some parts OF the
State, have reached an unprecedented
figure. When the harvest season ar
rives, this scarcity will be more Sc
verely felt, and we fear that our farm
ers will not be able to obtain sufficient
assistance to enable them to secure
their growing crops even at the
present time it is almost, if not quite
impossible to hire man to do farm
work at any price whatever.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
HINTS FOR JUNE.

The most pressing work in hand is
to take good care of the crops now
in. The plow, the cultivator and the
hoe must have no rest.
Don't be afraid of cultivating corn
too vigorously. Thoroughly stirring
the soil between the rows with the
shovel pillow, and careful cultivation
in and near the row itself cannot be
too strongly urged. The destruction
of the weeds is only part of the Oh
ject to be gained the stirring of the
soil also makes it better absorben,
of moisture and ammonia.
Prepare for buckwheat by blowing
early in the month, and again near
the close, just before the time to sow,
or about July LIST. Sow one bushel
to the acre.
Get ready for harvest, both of hay
and grain. See that mowers and rea
pers, rakes and racks are all in good
order. Engage all needed help, if pos
sible, SO as to cut in time.
Don't let the weeds over-run thu
garden. 1t is easy enough to keep i
clean if you have system for doing
your work. A few minutes each da.
will keep it in good order and insur
o nice crop of vegetables and fruit.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18

WEAVING LAMBs.-Lambs should be
weancd when about four months old.
Remove the ewes and lambs SO far
apart that they cannot hear each 9th
er bleat. The lambs should be placed
ON better pasture than that in which
they have been accustomed. in order
to compensate for the loss of milk /;
hut it must not be too lnxuriant or
they will over-gorge themselves, and
acute diseases will follow. They
should he trained to eat salt before
weaving. Put one or two tame sheep
with the lambs to subdue their wild
ncss, teach them to eat salt and aid
in conducting them from field to field.
After weaving, the ewes should be
kept for a week or two on poor pas
turc it can scarcely be too poor. 9TH
erwisc inflamcd udders, or garget, will
ensue. Many of them should be
MIXED for day or two. After the
lapse of about week the ewes should
be placed on rich pasture, to put
them in good condition. Ohio Farmer.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
Take Care of the Lambs.

A gentleman was walking over his
farm with a friend, exhibiting crops,
cattle and sheep, with all of which
his friend was highly pleased, but
with nothing SO much as his splendid
sheep. He had frequently seen the
same breed before, but had never seen
such noble specimens, and with great
earnestness he asked to know how he
had succeeded in producing such nice
focks. His simple answer was, 81
take care Of my lambs, SIR" Here
was the secret Of his large, heavy
flceced sheep-he took care of them
when they were lambs.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Be,erolent hs,itnion established by Special En-
do~ment for the relief Of the Sick and Distressed,
afflicted wiM Vrulent and Chronic Diseases and
especially for the cure Of Diseases Of the Sezual
Organs.
MEDICAL advice given gratis. by the Act
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cupation, habits of life, &c. } and in cases OF
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Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhGa, and
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EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Pres.
GEo FAIRcHILD. Sec'y. VS. ALLY
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
DIR. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA.

For the Cure af Pain, both externally and
internally. The greatest Pain-Curine
Remedy yet discovered Pain cannot
long exist where this remedy is faithful
ly used
For PAIN in the Stomach, Back and
Bowels, Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Swell
lings, Collie, Diarrhea, and Rheuma-
rism, Headache, Toothache, and Ear
ache, and Neuralgia, it cures almost in
Simultaneously
CHRONIC DISEASES, such as Dyspep-
STA, Liver Complaint, General Debility,
Fever and Ague, Canker or Sore Mouth,
Putrid Sore Throat Weak Eyes, Spine
and Kidney Disease, old Sores, Coughs
and Colds, and Caked or Sore Breast.
I'm the above named Diseases it only
needs to be faithfully used and cure
is certain
DR.. ID. J. SMITH, Druggist of high stand
ing in Richmond, Ky, says: :" DIR. BAKER
PANACEA is doing wonders in this neighbor-
hood, in the way of healing the sick, the Rheu-
MATES among the number. Perhaps the most
remarkable case is that of an old citizen of this
place who had been suffering from Rheumatism
for fifteen years. He is now well and for
the great blessing he now enjoys in the shape
of uninterrupted good health, he is indebted
to your invaluable Panacea." fEr
y p III. SCOVILL, Proprietor, Chicago, Ill
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
To Boil New PorAroEs.-The sooner

To Bon. New PoTAroEs. sooner
the new potatoes are cooked after be-
ing dug, the better they will eat ; rub
off all the loose skins with coarse
towel and cold water; when they are
thoroughly clean put them into scald-
ing water. A quarter of an hour or
twenty minutes will be sufficient to
cook them strain off the water dry,
sprinkle little salt over the pota-
toes, and send them to the table If
very young, melted butter should ac-
company them.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
GOOD ADVICE.

Rev. I. Starr King, now of San
Francisco, in delivering an agricutu-
raj address not long since, gave the
farmers this very sensible advice
Snbdue your lust for immense ran
chcs. If you have fifty acres and de-
sire to laye fifty more, annex the fifty
that lie beneath those you now own
and gain yonr title by subsoil pillow.
Thus own deep by agriculture, and
not wide by scratchiculture.
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