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, 1863-01-27
. Coming to their Senses.

The Buffalo Courier, which las been one Of
the leading "peace'' Journals in New York
State, copies recent article from the Rich
mond Inquirer repelling an Northern adYan-
ces for peace, except the humiliating acknow-
ledgment of Confederate Independence, and
comments upon that article Us follows:
"on this head the class Of rebels, whose
month.picce Is the Enquirer, may as well
at the North any disposition to meet them On
the ground they propose, they are cgregious-
Il mistaken. With them, SO long as they
fling contempt on tho natlon's sacfedest tra-
ditions and scout at the idea Of the old Union,
there can be no peace, but war, and that with
united and Wrathful North. Eagerly watch.
ing and hoping for the first glim1ner Of u
prospect Of peace, the Northern Democracy
do not hope for it from anything that the
arch-rebels will do or say or concede. To
them we would hare no propositions to make,
except Of unconditional surrender; even If we
were in a position to nuke propositious.''
, 1863-01-27

Yes, IT was love, If though Of tenderness,
Tried in temptation, strongest by distress,
unmovcd BY absence. firm lit every cline,
And Jet. o more than all, untried by time.
, 1863-01-27

TERn1BLg CoLLIERT EXPLOSION IN Eng
LASD-F1FTT-FouR' MINERS KILLRD.-On the
6th u1t. another collier disaster occurred In
England. Fifty:fou miners were lzillcd by
an explosion Of fre-damp In the Edmunls
Main CollieEy, Worsbro' Dale, ncar Barnsley.
A charge Of powder wns fired between half
past seven and eight o'clock in the morning,
to dislodgc some coal.",*About half \ dozen
men were engaged at this spot, the shot was
fired by Joseph Walton. The effect Of tho
shot was TO ignite quantity Of gas which
.was dislodged by the explosion, to set fire to
the eeam Of coal, and to destroy Il portion Of
the brattfcee which regulate the current Of
mir through the mine, ,,:
: Those nearest the entrance were warned By
the sight Of the coal on fire to hurry to the
el1aft. Fire got to the shaft, md declared
that they were the only ones from, that
locality who escaped. Ono Of them who had
500 yards to run, felt the approach Of the in
sidtous chokc.damp, and stuffed his cap into
his mouth to prevent ,suffocaion, By the gas.
AS 1e ran lc stumbled over score Of bodies
Of dead ind dying men: whom tho gas had
already reached. = The ,llain body OF tho
miners, to whom no mcrciful message telling
that imminent danger existed had hecn sent;
first knew their danger by. the oncoming bf
the. :stcalthy choke!damp.,- AL who conld,
hasicned to the shaft, and were. raised to tl.o
surface as rapidly as possible. : -'s...a / .
, 1863-01-27
5pffial Notitfs.

DR D. MACRAE respectfully
.;1,aas q Fl s4.y with tha purpose Of
r7sc'iaif in asEpiGAE I'll I1:1ts' PROFESSION. tds
nen s3IasS street. oppGs'ts r. IS shssEeas House
sifSa ;.,ssaSn n Surgeon and Fh,sicaan, dste t. a,
rc.n parties who feel disposed to call on nc for
& e s ahs
5henasure and csus: Of their disesse,
9sc aeS "a e e.
sxrlained 70 the'n 10 all Cases With katacon before
sf T. e ss os
%: Is eunliaed 70 administer meiiclne Ia ai
fos the henelt af those Tho desire specification
!sse that can b eueeessiay tsested
to lcalsh. when tooseriors organic lestons % not
Ktdncys iir5n: ~ Il as; ihfoat' Auh' A'es' see
The T!sohca and BRONCHIAL .Tubes arc otsen tho
sd Fonsisl Tab:s sEe esnssaa,y s5poscd e msis
rial hnns:d atmosphere. which cnntains an abundance
. iae .nnoons @embrass e tas T1sshs. and Bron:
c!!a Tnnes consequently Is to the weak
s
u; o. IN Other wsTdsG .13. a., G.,Co%nsnnption. %
g ap,af cxsSt sas9
n,edIeatd fanes brought 10 direct contact xisS
fsd nesss 9Ena ,ss s9cn = ranss.
ma % css he oniy means ny Wllca @s
en- srp'f our remedies directly to tat Affected part.
Pathological eoaaittops that MY esist. Ind st IL
=; to tas Ee.k ead wasd asass oay and
nf 4; sss:'isDis e 81
, 1863-01-27

ASoTuEn MATT WARD AFfA1R.-The coun-
ty Of Kent, Maryland, was thrown in ststs
Of excitement on Tuesday the 18th inst, By
Wood. Ind come to his death By pistol In
tho hnnds Of a schoollnaster. named Perkins.
The facts, as we. haro received them, are
these: Perkins having previously had occa-
sfon to correct a son Of Woods, the hitter
swore vengeance, and accordingly attacked
the schoolhouse, on Tuesday morning, strik-
Ing him violently over the head With club,
and then knocking him down, Perkins at
once drew pistol and shot him twice, killing
him instantly. -. =.
After the commission Of the deed, tho per.
petrator gaye himself up quietly, to the prop
er authorities; but the afEl!r has caused Il stir
which has not been known there tor many u
year.
, 1863-01-27
Strife for tho Dead Body of q
=, Priest.


Rev. y. Forde, for many years Catholic
priest in this city, died ut Frceport on Tues
day of last wek, leaving request that his re-
mains be carried to Dixon ard placed by the
side Of those of Father Ticrney In the ce1nc-
terry. At the funeral at the Catholic Church
In this city on Saturday, Father Herbert, iu
behalf OF himself and his people at Sterling,
demanded the body for burial there. The
numerical strength aud determination Of
Father Fordc's dock was too evident to the
Sterling priest and people present, aud the
remains were properly buried. During the
night following, about sixty men, armed with
shotguns, pistols, knives and bludgeons, came
from Sterling, exhumed the body, and re.
moved it by rail, before the faithful Of this
city we're aware af the movement. .,ss
Father Fordc was greatly loved By his peo-
PIE here. who propose to petition Bishop
Duggan for an order for the return Of tho
body, and that it be inferred at the place aud
according to the request Of Father Forie
while living. - ~, -:
, 1863-01-27

SALT MINES IN 1oE1A, hf1ou.-Wc UNDER
a eflo is being mads ~ many Of our
fund to cover tho expense Of boring for salt,
In this vicinity. This matter has been much
talked Of for the past few years, although no
effort like the present one has heretofore been
made. Many Of our most prominent citizens
appear to have much fifth in tho enterprise,
Will 6e found: Our State Geo1ogist some
time since designated this vicinity as the great
basin Of all the salt mines, which arc yielding
such abundant profits at Saginaw, <se.-Lontd
, 1863-01-27

make their choice, then. and speedily. Ifthey
sit still and refuse to mid In restoring the State
to the Union, there arc others who will como
the way. II they persist in encouraging tbs m
rebellion, and prolonglng' the war, the carly
death Of slavery In Tennessee Is inevitable,
The Government has, By Its course, convicted
OF falsehood those who charged that 1t was
ready to sacrifice the Union to its hatred Of
the Government las been magnauimous,
, 1863-01-27
The sIavel,o1derso Of Tcnnessee
- = - = w., 1-Y.Nn ftt' = -

The SEave11o1ders Of Tcr1ncssec.
:. =. - .,..,. HFslrucd- -:
The Nashville Union, in TN article on tho
Presidents Proclamation, gives the secession
lists Of Tennessee fair notice that they will be
alone responsible for any damage which may
hereafter happen to their. J. elnye property. It
snys: .-:.:.:: :.:-- -a;; ~" : ~" - :
i: The President has shown in eminent solici~
tu1c for the welfare Of this State. Acting on
the connse1s Of GOV. johnson and other emil.
nent Union leadcra, he hns suspended tho pro:
clamation hero, and given tho State still fur:
thor time to repent and rctrace her steps. And
Whatever 'dfsasters may happen hereafter to
slave property hero, by rcason Of, the folly snd
obstinacy Of her people, let no one blame, the
President ':or. the Military. Governor. Of this
State foE tlq eonsoqucn ces. ct the people
, 1863-01-27

DR.. UNDEE FoGD, cu1iE and Aurlst. Operative
Surgeon. 1:t Raadolrh srrtft ear theShecmaa House
Cu1oAao, I11IxoEx
Dr. Il. has devoted liz professional life to OphthAlrntc
all the new and ingenious instruments and appAratus
nnd the daesept modes of treatment used he r.
nnd Anra1 Hosrals and 1antmas1cs Of London. Paris,
ancient md modern operations for Deafness Cataract
AIaieiai l'uni, Gr9ts Eye. Eotropiun. Ectropqrs,
tImofs. wens and spurious Erowthx OF every descsip
lion. Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums inserted, and
Arrscopc. Stoscope. rharynEo.eope and 0phtnalsn!c
sc as a19 ~
pa1s Of the Ere Hnd Ear th1s the and
hitherto been thought forever hidden In darkness and
1rlpenetrablc obscurity. tA7.yS111ra
, 1863-01-27


lF1om the Richmond Dispatch, Jau. a3.] y.
Yesterday zoo more Of the Abolition SOL
diers, captured by Gen. Bragg in Tennessee,
arrived In Richmond, $50 arriving at II o'clock
and the other h,lf at sundown.. There were
yesterday confined in various localities be-
tween 9Th: and Cary and s5th and Cary
streets, 3,l0o Of Briggs prisoners. None Of
tho officers GOO in: numbcr) captured
with them have been: brought here. We un-
derstand that they arc iii, Atlanta, Ga. Some
Of those that came yesterday had been woun-
ded in the hand and arm. Soon after the Last
batch arrived in front Of Castle, Thunder, one
Of the men, named John Martin, of the 9th
Indiana regiment fell on tue pavement and
expired. lie had been sick with typhoid fe.
yer, nnd his ideceaso was owing to that cause
Eight hundred will DO sent to City Point this
morning by a. flag Of truce, 100 starting at;4
O'clock, unler. Capt Warner, and 100 ut z
o'clock, in charge Of Lieut.. Bossioux, dag
officer: The Yankee flag Of truce boat was
reported at City Point last night. The bal
ancc Of the men will be. shipped OFT IS rap
idly as possible: Most Of the Abolition pris-
oncrs now here arc Western men, and much
superior. In physique to the1cod dlsll-loging
denizens Of Connecticut and Massachusetts,
that we hare been accustomed to see.1 !
, 1863-01-27

:ORN HHDS. NEW: ORLEANS
'ACV 6UGARS:-Eom1nou to choIca in store and
tor sale hy E&RsoEs. P1TK1N f. a5:tl lH1AsNKEY. ~
'EO0 BAGS COFFEE:-Rio, Mar
gON nca!be and Costs Kica. tar to primo. arfly;.
- s aaA1 ~ sas ss&szzssoFs rs rrrKiE HAkKEY. i:
- II South Water street.
) ~ :.:r5. 4 o:,+t: 81. -: :, !!s;,:a::.
, 1863-01-27
Qt)i1aao Gribn1re,
FROM THE RAPPAHANNOCK,
Information from Rebel Sources.
TIE REBELS WANT PEACE.
Correspondents Of the Richmond Enquirer.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Sunday, Jan. .1e, 1858.
All seems to be quiet tonight on the banks
Of the Rappahnnnock, the plckcts on either
bank are SO unwarlike and yet so near to each
other tllat ono cannot hell. feeling that this
truce is but the precursor Of TINT peace which
shall restore prosperity to both sections,
whilst it gives security and honorable terms
Of adjustment to each. The ballot box, and
not the cartridge bog, must and will be the
arbiter Of this strife-and my prediction is
that the end Is not afar. -,
Illinois and New Jersey, the pioneer Of the
!. West, and the classic ground Of the Atlantic
States; are instftuting movements which,
sooner or later, mnst ripen into results which
will justify both peoples. In the language Of
onr noble President, its I'VE would hail an hun.
Of reasons for saying that the desire of our
people is none the less ardent and intense
than that which animates the Northern army
of the Potomac, now confronting us on the
northern bank Of this river. Indeed, the
feeling is not q g confined ,,t+ to the Northern
Northern people, but no t5rant's
from from It. it. Tasation, @ excessive % dutiea. ds.
waste Of life and blood, and usurration, are
slowly but surely doing their work, and the
: decline Of the war spirit is indicated by that
48 per cent. In the New York market. But
whilst give utterance to this, am By no
means persuaded that wo shall not have more
fighting, even on this line. NY impression IL
that the farce Of Government holding sway
at Washington may again essay its desperate
fortunes in ] fight on this, to Its armies, ILL.,
fatcd ground. But # they do, We have the
Gcnerols and the army capable Of beating them
back rs often as they arc possessed By the
devil Of the ':forward moyement'' madness.
The Yankees are certainly 4 "pecu1iar''
people. For some three days last week nota
Il 1-n n1~x-
was visible Finding out, however, that they
Couldn't e humbng den. Lee BY this g sort Of.
clap-Ifap, last night, Initiating the Chinese,
they banged and noieed as il they were going
! 10 ,car Up lhings generally; and, from u to
= i;,oa oca9ek, tnelr balloons, three IN num6eF)
theoe, - mohaeos hna son.n, were suspended bei
tMcen heavcn ana EARN, evidently looking
a!ter Nrene1 camp-1rcs. From the temper
at11s N;e1 q nc 4aa atmosphere on ts,Ta fa ruth
san er dh,nk sney we're IN pafsolt Of knowledge
unaer olncoaties; ..
yesterday, under flag OF truce. sealed
1cci: tnrGen + ~ e''S'e' WEI 1aoA" oea' nai-
, 1863-01-27
TIE CONFESSIONS AND EX,
i y,E.RfEEcE nE


Published for tho benefit and as caution to young
1nei. and others. who suHtE frnm Nervous DebIiity
tns means Of scifcure ~ one who Aa. cured himself
AHGT being victim Of misplaced confidence in 1ncdj-
directed snxelore. single COPIES may bc had of the
ncshor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ Bedford
Kings County, NcH York 1aStz3S9Su
, 1863-01-27

Conversion OF Mrs. Lincoln.
We have almost the highest official author
ity under the government for stating that
Mrs. Lincoln has ut last become thoroughly
anti.slavesJ-is hearty in her approval Of the
emancipation proclamation, and urges fmmc-
Who have been made free by it.-,NesO York
Tribune ....',
, 1863-01-27

- DAyEsroRT, IowA--Ncw buildings to the
value Of So, ,0c0 have been erected in the city
Of: Davenport during the past. '5esar: ;;;;This
shows a large degree of prosperity ;in that
splendid elty. s2a : :: :; = e;
, 1863-01-27

Nc had the pleasure to receive your letter,
and very glad to find you in good spirits, We
are so1y not to hare any newspapers on hand,
but will get some as soon as possible. We
send you coffee whenever the wind permits
usto do 50. Can't one Of you come over this
evening, In that little boat you have there?
We will not keep you. In the hope that JEFF.
Davis and Abe Lincoln will soon give us
peace, We send you our best respects.
Co. A, 46Tn REa'T n z. s. Vols,
, 1863-01-27
Name the Co1vardH aud Hunt

Name tho CoWnrtlH aud Hunt
Them.
The Colonel Of the 22d Indiana volunteers,
In his official report Of the battle of Stone
River, says:
tain NIcholas De Versy, company. A; 1st
:Iient. James McGrayel, and I'd Lieut A. ".
Griftcth, company G. and LIST Lieut.. l.. G. Or
rcll, company L. They ingloriously fled from
the regiment in the early part of the engage.
ment on the 31st ult., and r.n to Nashville,
taking with them quite n lumber Of priyates
and non.commissioncd officers, most OF
whom were taken prisoners and parolcd at
Lavergnes'
, 1863-01-27

proposals.
w A N T E D,
TIMBER AND BOULDER STONE
For the Z, S, L. Il. Establishment.

2..'ul cubic feet Of white oak timber, and
1000 cords Of large sire boulder stone.
Proposals viii be received At Racine, Wls, until thn
th day Of February. 1851 for furnishing and deliver
Ing near the north harbor pier. acfne, Wis, tic
t0lowins amount Of White Oak Timber aud Bual1er
stones 70
, 1863-01-27

OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO &
~ MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY,
....s Cu1oAGo. January 9Th, 1861,
. :, The ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockho1de,s Of tue
Chicago md Milwaukee Railrosd Company will BE-
held In Chicago at the Office Of tue Company corner
OF Lake and Clark streets. on TUESDAY, February
1cth. 1853. At 10 O'Clock L. IT, for the Election ofDircc
tors md tie transaction other business as nav
be presented, Il S. DOWNS.
j&1ySG6td r Eecretnrr
, 1863-01-27
Mtoiei,1al. = ->,.,~,.,

AND TIE
ONLY KNOWN REMEDY
DIABETES,
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
These Dan9erou. and Troublesome
sisted The best Directed Treat
ment, can be completely con.
trollcd by the Romedy
now before usi
THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of Secretion md by 20 altering the con
1dtion Of she stomach aud liTer that the starchy
principle OF the food Is not converted into Sugar so
long ns the system Is under the influence Of the
p, CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those organs time to recover thei
healthy tone and yigoF. We ere able to state TIM
the Constitution Watcr has cured every case ofDt
abetis In which 1t has been given.
STONE m TIE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
anAHEIf sNn H1}95S RRTs6 6iI DVST g;;4 REF9slr
q CHARGES SzffEsE AESER UR1.
Diseases occurring from one and the came CAUSE
vii be entirely cnred b. the Constitution Water,
razy with the severity OF the disease, from twenty
drops to teaspoonful three times 4 day, In watef
During the passage ofth caleulas, ths pain and
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con-
stitution Water, as above directed
DYsMENoRRHEA: Or EAINFgL MENsTRU--
A41oS' ''fR9R6ss ASR Is nHNSFRaao1A FfSW4aa. Oh
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual duid-In fhe one case being too little,
and accompanied bJ severe pain; and tie other a
TOO pfofass secretion, which vi" be speedily cured
That disease known y FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which is the result Of > relaxation OF the
q hea1iness and dragg1ng pains in Tho back a and
sides, and at times accompanied By sharp laeinat-
ing or shooting pains through the parts, will, In
all cases, be removed by the medicine.
k4XoS 81 ?ffe THs woGB which % phgs(eisas @
call Nervousness, which word coTers up much is-
norancc, and IN nine cases out OF ten tho doctor
does not really know whether the symptoms arc
the disease, or the disease the symptoms. We can
larly of Cold Feet: Palpitatlon oi the Heart. In
1anguor, LaBsitude and Dimness Of Vision.
SUPPRESSED MENsrRUAT1oN, =.
Which in the unmarried female il constant ec-
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds OF
more grave and dangerous maladiea arc the result;
and as month af1cr month passeS without an effort
being made to assist nature. the tuppression be-
cnnnes chronic nm nsf}eut vreduaIIv fnars hor an
notitn the horsf. sra cnrst;nstnj ntht as1.at
come on; 4n9 sonanmp.loh N many Snds hcr career.
LtEtURRHtEA+ Uf WHITES. -
rh;. 5;soa.a 5encna. rnor an ine.mm.t,o,, ,y
y, ,anns n;," ~ ~ ~ ~ uEo "a "a i ~ ~
a4neoua 'sntAs " tIe taslAa ana Hpmn. - n
aetoss 10 bowels and Il through tie I hips. Tea tes:
spoonful Of the medicine may be taken three tu,e5
a div with an injection of 4 tes.sponnfu1 Of the
mcd}tinc 1o;Ycd viii, 1.1f ninf X xnft ,s.,tar
nte1ai'ues .ttAtu TIN = AoA PM " eo's haseas
morning anu evening.
,7,,,r r7,,, AT. ,,r,,,, ,-,,,r -,
INFLAMaiATIoE flF THE KIDNEfs. AND 1''
sfRANGUf:Y AyD DtjRSfKH
m PAiNFiTi, IfRiN-N'
ATISG
E,,.,.., s,.n...,,t t.t--,ss ~
- enss H. ~ r. iut sosGselen tSmG1T ana
100 mnsn Cann9t 9e sn!t! u rs pIase. single dose
Are ycu troubled With that distressing pain ID tho
, 1863-01-27

a. N. MOWBIaAY g. CO.,
~ Qscar Office 1876 broadway, New York,)
Manufacture at IYtusyIl1c, Crawford County, Penn.
sylyonia. only the best quality OF
, 1863-01-27

Which in the unmarried female ii constant rc-
curing disease, and through neglect the seeds OF
more grave and dangerous maadiea arc the result !:
and as month aftcr month passes without an effort
being made to assist nature, the suppression be-
comes chronic tho patient gradually foses her ap-
petite, the bowels are constipatcd, night aweais
come on. and consumption finally ends her career.
LUECORRHtEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon AT Inflammation Of
mucous lining Of the vagina and womb. : 1t ia In
a1l cases accompanied By severe pain In the back,
across tho bowels and through tie hips. A tea
q day, with an injection Of q tes.spoonful Of the
medicine, mixed with half pint Of roft water,
morning and evening. ::
, 1863-01-27

- 09t-SF44+sE, Ia., Huc . 1stl..
: DR. WM. "a. GRnao-Dcar Sir: In February, SCI:
"a atcted El;h TIE sugar diabetes ana fof n!e
honrs Obliged 70 get up a. often as
ten 1r 1Tslro Tim time during t9e nisht and Il iiye
tho month Of July. 1sel procured two bottles Il
Constitution Water and In two days nfrer uEtng It.
entirely cured, soon atter reEalnlng my usual good
health. Yours truly, -
JvL RWITT
, 1863-01-27
goop Skirt Manufaetorg.
NEW YORK AND ILLINOIS
Hoop Skirt Mandatory,


AT WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL, -
South Clark street.
toppostte the Court
IIouse). aad LIZ North
Clark, bet. Indiana
and Ohio streets
CHICAGO, uLCHoTH.
SILK & Cotton Sktft3
ma1a to order It
short notice. Old
Skirts tsrtpstred, alter
ed aud shipped is good
As new. F NIL stock OF
woven, .doublo dla-
mond, bTidal&Frtnch
Skirts constantly on
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15

6 b m ber6 ur9, 7ten Suti.-
StarfeS Seuern phroe beute 3abmittoo
bon 9learfprin9 uno 9Silliameport Der
9eb6rt. G6 fonnten Feline anoern Uni.
Onstruppen bort iein, ale @luQioon's,
rpelbe bon 6ancof famen. MuUiaon
mar am Samlta9 Ibeno in 6anccd.
Sen. Sre99'6 goIonne 0rif Den Seino
beute 2Ibeno 4 ltbr 4 Mcilen BON @reen.
cattle an, nabm iiber 300 Mann aefans
gen uno erbeutete , oemcntirte @elbiibe.
Spdter mabte er bel SapettepiQe 1000
9eian9ene.
Der GAME ge8, auf methem iib bic
Rebellen jurtttSo9en, 1T nit @aiiTons,
;erbro6enen Wd9en uno i'm Sti6 oelafs
isucn 9feroen unO gtabSd9tern te6sdt.
Sen. @re99 fu0t, e6 iei Der &ebeQen.
@cnerol Son8slportb, pel6er 9etCotet
wuroe, uno nibt eonoifreet.
6arri sbur9, 7. Suli. 9enerol
@oub erbielt beute Nabri6t, tpelbe fir
juperloiit9 9ebaIten rpiro. See bedbfib.
ti9t bierna6 ole MarpIonoer 9oben su
beiesen, bis feline lrmee iiber oen Qoto.
mac 5uriis9eben faun.
Der potomac 1T iebr bod ; bas @af.
ier rei6t bic an Den llferrono. Die Re.
beuen f6nnen nidt GberIeeen, inoem ib.
Ire einsi8e pontcn:8rd6s jerftSrt pprbeu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
Sefentlt6e g5enbu.
Suti Is, 1863.

gtm Samltas ben 25lten Suli,
um 10 tltr 8OrmIttass, IUIsn am 5uuIs tts
llntsrI6rtstsnsn In Der Borough BON Gmaus,
0t6a Gnuntp, fclssnbs 9lrtIsl auf BfsntltHsr
gsnpu Srfauft psrrsn, ndmItH;
5 9lder 9utes 6pISlanb,
2 Wammutt S&psins, I 9dufHI6wtin, elm
6c&ofen NIT 9tUbr, Gdrpsts, BITTER unb Sttt>
laptn, 9rttautats, 2 8a6snl&rGnts, elm Gd'
I6rant, 2 Bureaus, SiI6e unb StiibIs, cine f&Sne
Got @rcdsry gBaar, In Sttts unb tInfa&, zine
quite Got S6rsiner' 9unbwsrtsssI6Er, 8arrslfdI'
itr, Saden unb @atsln, 3dtsr uno nod anene
artifel 5u umRaabGi& Ju meIbtn.
Da Der tlntsrI&rtsbsne mad Dtlsn 3u ;tttn
srbntt, ptrb aass ubns 8adbaIt Sntauft psr'
pen.
Die 9sbiusanstn am 9staufstass unh Guf'
wartin9 Don
Stepben 8. &ooI.
Suli 8, 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-07-15
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