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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
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pirO GIsrmit stssbsn, Oub bic llnterjsi6nftsn ale
grseuprsn bon Der SintrrIafsni6aft hrs psr'
licttsuen Spt n &emsrer, lsstin Srn Ster.
MIfcro SaunIhip. 9s6a GuuntY, anSsitfui
pcrbm Iuo. aGe Diticnisen batr wslte nod
an SrIdsts 5intsrIaEtnI6oft I6ulria fnS. wtr
ben bsrpur6 aufsefortert innertalb sSoGsn
lnmrufen unO absub;atln, - unb SOl6e Die
'c6 r6tmdeiss SCrruunssn tatsn mS9tn, iinH
ltsltfaus GluGt fclds inntrtaIb fsr btIa9ttn
3st wptIbrndhst snJubanttssn, an
%snSrn SsnSc Sec1 SScm1'rFr' er'ors.
Oft. IA, 1868. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
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pirb titrmit ssss6sn, oa6 bic llRtsr,sj&nst'n ale
Gresutprsn SCn Der SinttrluRrnI6cft pss Der
lOrbsnsn Ytttr Cell, ltsttin pcn Str.
5autpn Saun!6ip, 9sHa Gaunts, anstRsa
vcrttn l1nb. aGs DIstnisn babrr, trrlft nod
an teIaots Sinttrlabenitaft i6ultm, fnO tIrrmit
auf9sforrut iunerbalb G g3p6tn an,urufsn unb
at,ute;atIm, Guide bic nod rthtmGeisr
Anfprrsrunssn battn mSssn, fnO stenfaas sr.
fu6t iOtdbs unerbalb Der tsidstrn 3sIt ppblttFd.
tist sinjubinbistn. an
6enrp Sea
peter Sell @r'cr6.
.. Reuben Sea
Sttpbtr, %, 1853. nG6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
OnS bIfctIe
Gletber : emporium,
Sn Der StaSt Q1entaun.
@reiutN mu6 STce6cre


>es 8euahribtiosn ea6 oUssmsins Yuttifum
"A ea6 fs tbr Gsih6ft Ols q Guf nj n n s:
lIS 6neioer an SO. ii on Samittcu:
StraEs in Husufoun, nrtb INNER frritstrsitCn, uno
iu9tsibsr Belt pSriibsrn fe oasGIbs-ruis oiee audi
bSreits nIsrparts tsFannt iF-eoF man ha bsi ID:
men
Die teitrn unb Drblfeillt llten-8leiter,
in siuer lImacsinb ron psnisHsns so NNsiIsn tau
fen fam. Gs III niss ,par picl 9eia9t otCr es bal
ihsr aus, incsm ss nitts ais bic refine 9Sabrbst
III. Sis batsn 9e9snpSrtt9
Ginen berrliten StoCf &leioer
fir Die SabrsStit pa1Tsno ouf panc, Der uuh fdter
nidbt an SdSubgit Gttrtrcfsn pirb, bsfEbsne aus
Nln artsn 8Sdsn,
gls @rten gBrfsn,
9lIs grten 5cIen,
aGe Qrtrn 5alstt6sr, etc,
lne fur; 1UtS taS in ibr Sab sinfbta9L une biee
SbotIahs, ;uIanmEu 9cucmmen nit Dem Shsr9s'
nqtsn, fest is in Den Stauo ale 1nfprshence nach
Dunlb bebienCn Iu tSnnsn. 8ufd eabtr on Ebr
br cniire taufet. rpenn ibr GuGrrn SutcrGiTen 9es
IrCu isin nSlIt. @traefTtt cCn Srt ntd)t csrfdrC
II Sc. IL Sit .5amiltCn:Strags, ;wtihsn rsm III
len lbauS" uno gTcHcrs dYctbStc.
Sie iino oanttar tdr bsreits atnefisnt 8uno
fhaft uno bitten UNI cine 6crteauGr Ger Sunh rIs
ruttituus. wcftir fs aub iltts une immSrbin cant
oar fcin ptrccn.
aasntaun, 0r0i 6, 1868. rala
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18

MQentaun 1f1bemte.
DaS SpGttabrSs5rmin tut isnsn Gnfans &C.
nrmmrn am Ncntas ben 81. Nusuf.
3Ssliuse prttn ;u trssnb ensr 3st ansencm'
men unb bs,ablsn nur BON Der Belt ea Fs rtntrr'
ten.
Srtmarp per 8irrtsl, 81 90
@epBtnltGt GnsIiIGe 3wsise. SIS 90
SG6re, Qatrinif&r unb GrIe&iiGe, jcee Stas
Ter su1dblih. 8eine weitsre SersGtun9 tptrb
ssfOrpsrt ftr msbr aIs 3rst tieirr 3ErsiBrn.
Rrtra.
aran,SFi&s 50 90
.Mu1t, 10 90
SIR ben @strau& tss YiunOs fiir llebuns 90
3eihnsn, 2 90
Grusruns fir ben gGintsr, rs
Gintse 3t9lnse werrrn In Der camille bee
prin;ipdlS anasnUmmsn unb jtpar an $40 per
8irtr fir 8parpin9, BaI6en unb unterr6t In
ulIsn 3reistn, NIT Gusna9me bon NuFt unt
;3ei6nsn.
Srsattuns 1ritt gum @craus. Gin tiGlissr
a6jus fir atwsfsn9sit, eur4 antaItsnts Srantbsit
mtrb gsiialtst.
7. II. Gregory, principal.
Queul 10, 1868. nqbr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
NQ0rt6t
9tQen 9S10er9eIeQ6

gla&h6t plrp titrinit erssbrn tds Tiinktl
grUsent allen psrmits arert wsrren. wsIte fir
Sas SaSr animssnr am |. GPviI 1864, eusss'
9strn wrresn.
@uf Ssfs6I Der Srarb
Il g. Ncnmin9sr, preficent.
q. .. 9rr1&lGss gum BnIsbnsn bsS Spring
5iaenttums fur Gin Sabr nnfansrnb am I e.. apr
1864, rsypm ansCnUmmrn jwlftn nun unb erm
25. NcSimtrr.
Qvpltannttn wtrtm tis gnmtn trr Slrs.
ltafttn ansstsn, SrjabIur9 br 8srt, II. T. NJ.
gcpsmtsr 4. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18

pGrti9eS Gfcrtemrnt III sn ietr srpess, - GROCER
ale it - unb CT fam fir be1sn Site tiirsen, ba
OaTelbe untsr isinsr tissrrn gufTft Sur6 bic
tsllcn Qrbstr aufssmuGt wprbsn if-unb bic
prdBs bic ct fir feline GrtifeI fprOrrt, rsrNsn ale
biais ssfunSm werern.
IRan rufs an unb urtbeils fir F6 Isltl-unb
sr tcift, bur6 ttGise prslBs, quite Sstienuns uno
quite 0aarn immerbin, nit Isinem Qntbril tN
@unR bss putlttums tsstrt Su psr6sn.
8euben Sie9er.
Qlcntaun, Ssb. 19, 1868. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
Die
g NrOScnlt S0ascesu

Der Wfrelnl8fen Staaten.
United States Five Twenty Bonds.
DirIs 9dnor Fnb nutes7sut auf autcrItdl
elmer gIttr pss Gonsrfrs Der @ertinistsn Staa'
ten, poiiirt bfn 251sn 5etruar 1862. Sis prs
um bttwssen s inf '9wanSt8 pa rs
Der 9rnannt. neil lis In ;wan;i "a Sabrsn
,abttar RnO, bic TsaiGuns fG abr has 8'6t
pOrtrt6lt, SisIeltsn mad gsrlauf BON fdnf Satrrn
III bt,atlrn, nit Yrcjtnt SntrsiIm, ;abItar
AM 1itrn Ma unO am tRrn glOpfmtsr isbsn
SatrsS. Seesm SanUe 1Ro bic SetSyigCn Gpu'
pcns onsstGnst unp man tot, wsnn man irins
SnisreGsn ,etsn nil, Bios Die fdutsm Coupons
at,uImneien unb bisIsltsn an irgrnb ensm
Sant' Sauis Ubr SaUina' Snaitutt ein,ursi6m
no bic Sntersfrn ubns atjuS bsJabIt wsrOrn.
B6y- SnOsm bic llntuidristrnsn ais outcriIrts
Nssntsn Der 8seisruns onseiisllt lnb fir rsn
8srtauf bi'isr Sdnbsr, 70 linb bislsltsn ,u batrn
in ptm Sant 5auIe BON g8. $. 8Iumtr
unb 6 o., 1cpir in Der D me Sapi ne
9 ant In @lsntaun. g4siters Qustunft srs
tbrlen Die assntrn.
Gbdrle5 9. Sufb,
gSilliam s.. Slumer.
gllentdun, qpril 90. ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
GSurS SSurS ! GSurS !!

far pamrHuHn Riunrr.
Das 9assr sntbitt Ytl,paarsn isbsr @rt, nab
Osr neusRtn @cpr, prlfe su ben allsrnisbsrlen
Yrsilsn rsrtauft unb fit bsrsn arHttsit 9aran'
tirt ptrb.
as-Gunb etObrbaItsr rsrtsn an City 'prriisn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
Yrtpdt > 8erf1uf.

Scn iebr fOdBborsn Gruno; Gi9entbum.
Ter llntsrSsi&nsts tut ia snsf6IcFsn, unS ,spar
bur& priuut' Sanbsl, feline
6errlihe unb fhGtbare 9auerei,
su UrIaufsn. DisIsIts IT scltssn in Str.sau,
coma 9aunf&tp. ee6a gauniy, unt III bsgrdn,t
burG eGnbsr Don SAMUEL 0eIIinssr, SeIft War,
Teller, Sctn 5rant unb 9lnprsr snttaltsnb 40
Ader mstr obsr trsnistr; baron fnb gdtt su.
tee 5cl3IdnS unb Der Htf III ttrrliGss 8aulnnb
untsr suttn 5snIen In I6tdIi&e 5slber estbsilt
un6 III In Gem b'Isn GuIlur'3ufantt. Die Ser.
ttHtruns harauf Fut
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
SSSicbtige Nocbriea,t.
Der 8auernsMo ibinsns Sdbap in allen.
tdun.
SSDn1tban @. GDG,

8stisnt ftA bieIsr 0rIcgenbsit Isinfn Jrfnnbrr
unb Gem 9ubifum GtrBaugt aniujsiaCa, faB r
els
paaern .4l!aItbiafa-Q3eltbatt
nod INNER auf cine isbr ausgepebnte @stie an
ieinsm alien Stanrptdbs IN esr 5tcn Strass, ,ipi,
Itsn ben Tumrr unp GbsD StrtBgn, In ba
Statt Nlsntdun, fcritetrsibt, altwc cr bsTst IL
In Isinsm Sadie ale NnipsGsnes ScQfcmmeu 81
tsfrIsptam. Gr talt baislbf immsr aui Sane
uno psrfHttat ouf 8slslungn;
Grtc Site Drcfmaibinen, 6utttrid)neis
Ger, Gornihdller, 3rett9epalteu, Yas
tent Sbdfers, ole beiten Die i'm Sc
braub fino, GInowatjau, Q0tent s&ino'
miblen, II. {. M, uno 10 liefert ct aud
auf ScifGuun9 ron cen aICrbeitcr
Sdc.0riUs.
Gr bdtt aud tebsr,dt pen ben beilsn SSltinae
iiir WalaIntn, 70 wis srlc Gjuts uubcs fir ga.
Drills gum 8atauf auf Sano-unp 70 urrrittst
sr aud GustsTrunesn une StrtsHeranssn an ben
Sufrye unb Wtanna'S Oiabmai9inrn,
unb iitnbaupt SerriGtrt sr Slid ar6dt an alltr
anpern Sausrn. Ra16inm.
SclGr bic Naihnsn ,u faufsn rpiinIdsn, Nor.
Ten rs ;u ibrsm gcutsii fnbsn, wtnn fe bsi ibr
aniprtbsn unp feline arbstrn, bic nlIe untr ictns'
dscntn @ufttt bm& bic beam artstrr bic 81
srtaltn Rpp ptriGtet wsrrsn, uno fdr psIts Fl
oatsr wrbl gut iprr6sn fam, tsIebsn une bsT'
tbslsn sbs fs IrnRwO tdufsn.
Gr III bsr,ti& banfbar fir trrsts ssncTrnt
SunrI&aft, unb rIrb Ii& llsts tsRrsttn bur6 Bill
lsr YreiBs-mslts 70 rieber wsnn niGt nisotrr,
ais all iraeno tincm 1nbtrn Srt in SrnnIslranirr
fne-pinttli6r 8rticnunB unt prTtrtfIi&e artt'
trI f6 Itiusn SUllrn GnttsI esr @unt bee gut'
ltumc 5u;uSisbsn, Wtlhss Srtrauen or eann aud
ppbl su riirtissn piiIen ntro. @r tittst cabr
I&lseli& I'm sensi9ten 3uIpru4.
Scnatban @. Sod.
gRir, If, 1868. nq6D
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18

Aarr Artrn StibIr,
alS SdautrINatle BON ben
tIrinRen tis su tfa srEBtsn.
@uiiicn Stiible. GaneFb'
Stible, scirttnli6e StdtIs,
GeitreS, 70 pte allr N.trn
&intsr , StdbIe auf Sanb
hnltRn fnIrh. = Grin nrnei,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
9ett it Gurr Brit 4!
GelabeIs Sieeser,

SmGImaAer III ter Stabt 9tttentauu,
8spisnt Fa bisfrr @rlessutrit fsium 5rrun'
ben, @Snnsrn unb benz Yubtifum iitrrbaupt bic
Anpiss ;u MAIDEN, bab er bas Stublma&er-@r.
I6Gft INNER nod fcrttrtrtibt unb Srrar In brr
BsR. Somtton' gtraec, Dem altsn Gtantplabt
unO esm pCtamt ssraee scssndtsr-alwc sr gu
alien 9stsn Elm poahGnbisss NIiortsnirnt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
SSurS! GSur5! fSur5 !

Sn allsn Qrten pcn SGncY'p 'psllraartn, gum
@eSrau6 fir Damsn unp Sinpsr, fam sr fhrr
niGt ittrtrcifcn cbsr untaprtauIt rsrrs7. Sisr.
liter Ipri6t sr lslbf:
Sd panI6s iu msinsn 5tunpsn son eeta unb
re ungstsncen SauntIss 3u las.n bab t& Gins
pom Der arG6tsn unO f6Gnllsn NuspdbiGn vVn al
len Qrten une Gualiidten son Gdnrp pslSraa'
rem, in msinrm SrrIas tats, ;am G'strauG fir
Damn uno JSinOtr, welGe 8SIrassn psrptn pdb'
rsno rem Spdlilbr unp 9Dintr.
Weinr Yel,pddren purcsn tu SurpDa gstduit,
tsYOr bic GrbSburs Sss tstI8sn SanesIsprtirs
Ia allen @sI6Gitstrdisn aatiflRb.
au& nil tdb bsmufrn, bag 70 lanSs msin &C.
ssnpdrtssr Scrratb ausbal!sn pitb, msree i6
msne 0aartn gum Ssrtluf anttstsn In SnsIri6
mas MID hisisIbe tcfsn; eS III unmSsli& pab
ID ticIstbs su itbissr 3sit impOrtirsn unb fdtr'
siren fam fdr bic preiie an pslhrm i& iis tsst
osrflufs, 10 lanss cas Qdnb In isb8rr Sage IL.
SrefiTst Mot BEN altsn StanbplaB Is
@rR SamiltOn Strabs, allentuun, ga.
g. g. Inelpalt.
aasntaun, Oct 80. 1868. nul9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
3pel quite 5IreIit6fi9e iteinernt
G:i: % . + It bGu1er,

elm autts SprinstauS ibr stnr unsspBbnIid
iiarttn Sprinse nabs ben 0cbnbduInn, cine gut,
Srdm.S6susr, jrtt 0di6tOrnbduIsr, SGwrine
fGGs, ttn onesrT GROCER 6,Gmfall II. (. To-
60 bsfiubet f& aud alrrIsI sutes DIP auf Dem
2anbe.
Gs III 6iss iibsrbaupt Ittr pGt6bo[IsS @teen,
tbum, inesm bic Norb .YennlplSania @ilsnbatn
bur@ baiIslts Iduft-unO BON ben @cbnGduIsrn
fann 20 nur stpa 500 girbs bis an bic Centre
8aGlsp Station fsin, tprldts bttann!lih Isbr Dor.
tbdItaft unb btauem iR-unb 70 III ss itsrtausl
70 f6dBtatss Gtssnibum als i'm Gaunip Itsst.-
Nstr iibr baTelbs gu lassn bait man fir iits-
fIdhs inbsm IS &auFuRiss bod tra in Gultn.
i&sin nsbmsn sts iis taufsn psrhsn,
Das Ndtus srfdtrt man bur& bm Giasntbimsr
Der slbR barauf pubnt, unO ptdis III alice 1u gel.
gen unb tterbaupt bic sspinI&ts Qusfunft ju &c
brn--fo ME bic &aufsbsbinsunssn Isiat 5u ma
den.
B%DaS Giscnttum tann aud In Stidsn
nsnn SsS faufIistbatsr pini6sn iuGtrn. sstauil
rptrpsn.
Ibrabam 81. 9eifineer.
Stpttmbtr 8, 1868. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
Qllentaun
9SSOllels : 9gSmblc.

Ntsies gtabIlifnsnt IT 9anS btlohpsrs sin9e'
rhtst, UNI fir Saurn uno Nnbsrs aus ibrtr s'
ssnen 0uGls quite bsimssma&tt Stcffs gu ptrfsr'
tssn, uno ss rsrbsn bier ni6t nur bic 9srrSRn'
lfen Artitsl, ais
Sud-, Satinrtt, 'Salblrinen, 8laneGlr,
Strumpf9arn &C.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18
sc q 6 + / 6 t

Biro btsrmit 9s9Ctsn, eaS bic felt GINGER 5sil
Der. in ausntaun, seha Gouutr, in Dem 9ihttrml
thtrs unD SCfrnfsrGr SCfh6ft, unttr hlr bauoCIs
6trma rtn 5ascb 8. Mite r unb 2 ne
bsitancrne Srfhdfts Slrbinbure, ON lRsu Stctr,
1863. ourd aGsnEiiias @iupuiauna alfadS6tpcr:
crn III. dut Dirrniasn r0bsr, rp,ldhs nrdb on be:
fnats 5irma fhuletn, finp bitrrurdh aufacfornrr in
nsrbalt Brtsn, am aItcu Gtaucplas! auuruku
rno ob'ubsiahlsn. limb Scldt bic rcdo rsd,mSEiac
6crorun9sn botCn mSasn, Tnc eleibtals crfldl
fCths pobIbsfitist tar 8yubIun9 sinsubdnoiasn.
Saeob s.. Sitter,
Selpis Sitter,
Gbarles s. Sitter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18

8sttsnt fih bieisr 0irIrgsnGstt isinfn Jrfnncr
unb rem 9ubIitum itrBaugt anluieiaCa, rab c
ods
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-18

palIenb liir bic Sabrs,ett. has mob te in 9Iasn'
tuun an,utrrfsn mar, auf Sanc BAT. Sa, bier
fam man tshSnbts bic mrbi9ten 9iitSn une
Gayvsn al ben rehtsn Yreilsn fnufsn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-22

Bees are easily frightened, and when
frightened arc harmless. The smoke hlown
upon them as they are leaving the hive
trighteus them, aud they return for load
ot honey. A Whit or two blown into tho
hive causes those within the reach OF the
smoke to leave all other cares, and pro-
vide themselves with supply OF food for
any emergency.
There arc always some unsealcd cells in
hives containing honey that is accessible,
attordiug the bees an opportunity To immc-
dmtely gorge themselves while in that con-
dition they are always good-natured.
Operating upon bees in this way, while
thcy are busily at work, many will bc away
from the hive that will for some time he re-
turning, hut rs they come i'll loaded they
have 10 disposition to sting, and will hc
perfectly harmless
As soon as the bees are gorgcd with
honey the hive may hc inverted the comb
broken out, or any thing the operator may
please, provided he avoid any personal in
Jury to the bees. The use oi smoke to sub
due bees is no new thing; it was used cen.
turlcs ago, in Europe; yet perhaps there
is not one bce-kccpor in five hundred III
New England that uses smoke for that pur-
pose, or ever knew the effect ON bees.
slVWclmda and Reflector.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-22
Love Jesus Now

Little David Murray came home from
school one day with a very thoughtful OK
prcssion on his face. He took his little
cricket and sat down by his mothers side,
and laid his head ON her knee.
"What is the matter with little Davy 2"
said she kindly docs my darling feel
sicl?'
No mother, there is nothing the mat
ter; | was only thinking said Davy.
What were you thinking about, to make
you look so sober, dear
Mother, uur teacher said to-day that
Jimmy Frost. the little lame boy, was dead.
Where do little boys go when they die p
"They go to Heaven, my darling, if they
have been good while ON earth, aud have
loved the dear Savior. Jimmy was one
of Jesus Christ's little lambs, and have no
doubt that he has gone 10 live with him
forever. You remember how patient and
gentle he was when he was sick, how obc-
dicnt he was to his mother, and how much
he loved to hear her read to him in the Bi-
blc about the blessed Savior who took
| little children in his arms and blessed them
Jimmy knew that he had done a great many
things that were wrong, hut he knew also
| that Jesus loves little boys, and that he for
| gives them il they are sorry for their sins.
If | should die. mother, would go up to
Heaven aud bc with Jesus and the angels
and would see Jimmy Frost?"
81 trust, my dear little boy, that when
/ il plcascs God to take you away from earth
you will so up to stay with him forever
All the good people who have loved and
served him here below stand around his
! throne and sing praises to him forever and
ever. tod bless you, my little Davy, and
grant that YOU and may one day join that
/ blessed company
81 love Jesus now, mother, and mean tc
try to do all can to please him and then
perhaps, he will take me up to heaven soon
without waiting till | am man. because
perhaps, might be wicked if grew up tc
be man, you know"
Six months later when the roses wer,
blooming in the gardens little David wen
up to Heaven to live with his Savior an,
MS his mother kissed his pure, white fore
head, and smoothcd the glossy ringlcts TO
the last timH, she said to herself, " 1t il
even as he wished. Heavenly Father no
my will but thine be done"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-07-22
ShEiSlianiIy.

II is matter of thanklulncss when men
of exalted rank and great influence think
and speak, and act Alright in reference to
religion. The Premier has done good ser
vice to the cause of evangelical Christianity
by his appointment of bishops both in Eng
land and Ireland aud Mr.. Gladstone. next
to him as Chancellor of tho Exchequer, has
lately given uttcrancc to sentiments, in a
speech at Chester. that indicate right feel
ing toward the best of causes. lie says:
AFTER all, it must not hc forgotten that
one central element in your efforts for civ
ihZation is 10 hc found in Christianity In
dWidual men live undcr Christianity, and
who will-pcrhaps caring little fer Christi
anlty themselves see no direct connection
between the Gospel and many useful dis
coNerlcs and prosperous industries, may
think they can furnish for themselves civ.
ili2ation out of the materials which earth
affords without the trouble of taking into
view our relations to the world unseen
and Him who rules in it, Far he il from
me to bring a railing accusation against
them; but think they are mistaken. This
world is Gods world by right, ours only hy
right and SuticranCe, and il can not go well
with us il we try TO shut him ont of il
But IN truth what we most have to fear il
not the prevalence of error of this kind tn,
king the form of philosophy or wisdom il
is our talthtulucss. our own sclfshneSs on
own worldlneSS ever drawing us down
ward, in despite of affections which grow
weaker and weaker by neglect, and which
are at length wholly stiHcd by the thorn,
and hrlcrs of evil habits growing up into a
tangled thickot around them and over them
ltiS not erroneous belief that is the cause o
widespread ruin. II is the fear, the dis
ciplmc, the pressure, the cares, the desire
the appctitcs which shut out from the min,
of the creatures the thought of their Gre
ator'
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3The Farm as IL Mandatory,

1t ought to be so regarded. The soil
should bc looked upon as bearing the same
relation to the agriculturist that any raw
material does to the manufacturer of that
specific raw material. II is the stock from
which is TO he wrought out the markcta-
br product. What is put on the soil in
the shape of seed, fertilizers aud labor
should always be regarded, together with
the interest on the money invested in the
land, rs going to make up the cost of the
product-ot the article manufactured from
the soil. And the farmer should know pre-
ciscly what this cost is and il should gov
crn the price at which he sells his product.
Now this is very simple and soll-evidcnt
proposition. 1T has been often repeated,
and yet il has got to be told n great many
thousand times more before the mass of far
mcrs will appreciate its Importance, judg-
ing 10y the ratio of their progress in this
matter in the past, We refer to it now, and
So often, because il is cmphatically the
basis of success in agriculture rs IN manu-
iacturers. And We intend TO repeat it I'M
Ill our readers, who do business hap-ha2ard
and fail, shall understand how TO so TO work
to find the leak that is sinking the ship,
RVrR Nelr Yorker.
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Sabbath arading.
THE OLD COUPLE.

Ii stands in a sunny meadow,
Tho house 50 mossy and brown,
with It's cumbrous old stone chimnrys,
And the gray roof slopug down.
The trees fold their green arms round II,
The trees, q century old
And the winds 60 chanting through them,
Aud the sunbcams drop their gold.
The cowslips spring in the marshes,
And the roses bloom ON the hill
And beside the brook in the pastures
The herds 20 feeding at will.
The children have gone and left them;
They sit in the sun alone
And the old wifcs cars are failing,
As she harks TO the wcll-known tone
That won her heart in her girlhood,
That has soothcd her in many care,
And praises her now for the brightness
Her old face used to wear.
She thinks again Of her bridal
How, dressed in her robe of white,
She stood by her gay young lover
In the mornings rosy light
oh, the morning is rosy as ever,
Hut the rose from her check has fled
And the sunshine still Is golden,
But it falls on a silycrcd head.
And the grlhood dreams, once vanished,
Come back in her winter time,
Till her feeble pulses tremblc
With the thrill of spring g-timc's prime.
And looking forth from the window,
She thinks how the trees have grown
Since, clad in her bridal whitcncss,
She crossed the old door-stonc.
Though dimmrd her eyes bright azure,
And dimmcd her hairs young gold;
The love in her girlhood plightcd
Has never grown dim nor old.
They sat in peace in the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done;
And then, vt its close, an angel
Stole over the throsholdstone.
He folded their hands together
He touched their cyelids with balm;
Aud their last breath noatcd upward,
Like the close of a solemn psalm.
Like bridal pair they traverscd
The unseen mystic road
That leads to the beautiful city,
"Whosc builder and maker is God"
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SE1aEr REuwoN.-God is often lost in
prayer and ordinances, Enter into thy
closet, said lie, and shut thy door about
thee. " shut thy door about thee" means
much; II means, shut out, not only frivolity,
but business not Only company abroad,
but company At home il means, lot thy
poor soul have q little rest and refreshment,
ana God have an opportunity to speak
10 thee IN a still, small voice, or lie
wiIl speak IN thunder. | am persuaded the
LORD would often speak more softly, ii We
would "Shut the door. Geek.
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nITCH LETTING -No. 81.

Notice is hereby given that, on the Sth day Of
August next, at the Adams School House, ON the
MoCutchonvie Road, in Perrysburg township, |
will relet the lowest bidder in separate sections,
all the unfinished work of Ditch No. "a, beginning
about forty rods west of the northeast corner OF
section 81, town 1, United States Reserve, in the
bed of Crane creek; thence down said creek To the
Forrysburg and McCutchcuvillc road.
Plan and specifications of the work, and cond-
tOuS of sale, exhibited aud made known on the dav
of sale. Sale TO commence at . o'clock /. Nj,
ADDISON SMITH, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co., o..
Perry sburg, July 3, 1868. lOd
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BEAUTIFUL lGLUsrRATIoN.--lt is said of
the lcclanders that they scrupulously OBJ
serve the usage of reading the sacred Scrip
lures every morning, the whole family ioin-
ing in the singing and prayers. When the
lceander awakeS, he salutes no person uu.
Ill he has Salutcd God. lie usually hastens
10 the door, alorcs the Author of Nature
and Providence, and ,hen steps hack into
the dwelling, saying 10 his family, God
grant you good day." What beautiful
illustration is this of the Christian obligation
on the part ot households to recognize ami
worship God,