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Frnm the ID Ohio CavaIry.
OK BOARD THE % BosTON,"0
UP THE ONO MILES FROM MAYsvILLE.
April sth, 1853.

OK Board THE 80 BosTON,''0
Up THE OHIO MILES FROM MAYsVILLE.
April Sth, 1853.
EDIToR LEADER The two remaining
battaliOns Of the ID Ohio Cavalry left Camp
Chase, April 6th,-received four months
Green backs, s,"-that being the arrearages
before leaving Columbus; and here we
would not forget to remark that this inter
esting feature of our lately commenced
campaign, is in a great manner attribute
BILE to Gov. Tod, who borrowed portion OF
the money wherewith to make glad the
hearts of hundreds of otherwise dissPpOint-
ed soldiers and their friends.
We embarked aboard the sultana, BOs-
ton and Bostona, Government transports,
at Cincinnati, Ohio, the 7th, after being
treated to hearty dinner at the "sOl-
diers' Home" Our trip so far has been
vOidTof any occurrence particularly inter
esting. Lieut. F. R. Deming had his right
hand dislocated by kick received while
loading horses, which will disable him fol
some time. He returns 10 Cincinnati tC
take the cars to - tonight.
The bell rings, proud "BOston" nearE
the right bank of the OhiO-the plank if
out Col. Ksutz steps ashore, and at the
door Of pleasant mansion meets his aged
parents, and bids them adieu for the war
and again steps on board, and now the
home Of one well worthy the position he
holds is fast receding from view. Al
Maysville we find the first battalion that
preceded US. The people generously pro.
vided us with breakfast, and when asked
to take reasonable compensation refused
and said all they wanted was to have us
kill the rebels in Kentucky. We start fol
- this P. N. E. II. E.
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NORTHERN LIGHT,
captain JOHN sPALDING.

B8-This Trip Of more than EleEen hundred niles
embraces six degrees Of latitude ana slsten u5sIge
az IOpTitude pa sing through Lakes Erie st Clair
Huron ard SUPERIOR aud the beautiful Rivers Detroit
- Ciar and Sc Marie, with IL rh1 usand lle3i pre-
enng 10 the Tourist for Pleasure Health q IN me
purs1ii Or Scis ee more EEAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America
ElE-Passeneers from Toronto and montreal can
connect with one Of these as at Port Sania on The
syenipg II the day they leave Detroit 81,
Eg-Une Of the Steamers sea bird OF VI svetahuWlt
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Il eaeh Eeek
r sHprior City touching at eli intermed At poris
FOk FURTHER INFORMATION and all engui-
ries regard ng Freight or Passase, addieas
CLEVELAND AGENTS;
ROB,T HANNA q Co, for Northern Light land
Fl. ~! TG!IR8lRsETSON r & CO., FIR Meteor and lIi-
HUsSRY x MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
s. P. BRADY CO., Tor Iron City, Planet ard City
WILLIAMS i 90, for Northern Light, Illinois and
JNo. iHiIUJTIGHINs & CO., for Traveller. parzs:iso
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a Good Institutional Military school in
CTaveVuud

Cleveland.
Notwithstanding our two years Of war,
those Of us who have not served in the
army are as yet ignorant of all the prac-
tieal art Of war. We have not drilled at
home, or studied books of tactics. In
view of the coming draft it would be well
for our young men if this was not SO, for
there will be wanted military skin and
knowledge, and they who are thus proVi-
ded will be sought for to lead and COM
mand the raw eonscripts. Under these
circumstances, it is a good thing for Cleve-
land and vicinity that Captain Wetmore,
late Of the 9th Ohio Battery, is about to
open a military school in this city, for the
thorough instruction of all his pupils in
the drill and manual Of the soldier, as we'll
as perfect acquaintance with the regula-
tions. Captain WetmOre has rare mill
tary talent, having been thoroughly edu-
Gated at West Point, where, by the way,
he stood first in his classes, as his tesIimO-
mails from his instructors testify,) and
had abundant opportunity for putting that
knowledge to practical use in the COM
mand. of his well-known battery. The
draft viii not prObaDly De completed be-
fore July, there being a great deal of
preliminary machinery to put into opera
ton, and in the meantime, the pupils of
Captain Wetmore can have time to become
usefully proficient in the "schOOl Of the
soldier"
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The Albany Evening Journal states that
the paragraphs, which have been going
the rounds Of the press, to the effect that
on and after the first of July, all letters
deposited in the Postofice for mailing, on
which the postage is short instead of be-
ing sent forward as now, will be kept and
treated as if there were no stamp on them,
Is not true. Letters upon which postage
is short, viii, after the new law goes into
effect, be forwarded as now, but double The
deficiency will be demanded on delivery.
This is the only change; and it will prob
ably be a sufficient inducement to the pre-
payment Of full postage.
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VIII GRECO CO-Gents: 1 freely give you lib
erty TO make use Of the following certificate OF the
value Of Constitution Water Whicn can recommend
IN the highest manner:
Ny WIFE who was attacked with pain in the Shout
dsrs whole length OF the back, and in her lin De- win
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, attended with FALLING q
the Womb, DysmenOrrhe, and Irritation Of the Bad-
der. j called a physician, who attended her about
three months when be lefi her worse than be tOund
her. j then employed one OF the best physicians
could ind who attended her for about nine months
and while she WIS under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain; he finally gave her up and said,
sneh combinatiOn OF complaints, that medicine giE
an Tor one operAtes against other Of her dlcul.
tiss" About this time, she commenced the uEe q
Constitution Water, and to utter astonishusuti
almost the rst dose seemed 70 have the desired e-
iect and she kept on improving rapidly under is
treatment, and now superlntenQs entirely ner 90
nestle Affairs She has not taken any Of the Oonsl.
tuition Water for about four weeks, and We are happy
WI. n. VAN BEHSCHOTEhs
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The following California appointments
have been made: Robert B. Swain, Super
intendent Of the Mint, vice R. ]. Stevens,
removed; Samuel J. Bridge, Appraiser,
vice J. P. Zane. resigned; q. NJ. Miller,
Appraiser, vice B. W. Nudge, removed.
These removals and designations are con-
sequent upon the report of Mr.. Thomas
Brown, the special Agent of the Treasury,
who was sent TO examine into matters on
the Pacific Coast
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-11

A hail storm in New Orleans is a rarity.
One occurred there short time ago,
and the boys gathered up the stones to
have them set for breastpins, not under
standing their transitOry nature.
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nnronp. Conn. EoE. Is. ISL.

Dr.WM. h. GREaa-Desr Sir; have for several
years been afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gerous disease, Gravel, which resisted al remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water ana
you may be assured that was exceedingly pleased
with the result u has entirely cured me- and yeu
may make any Of my name you may Sc % II re-
gard to the medicine, have entire eonnqeles N
its efficacy. Yours truly, POADsfhOAS-a
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SEAD-READ-READ.
DASvi11r, Pa, June ?, 1859.

DASyiLLE Pa, June ?, 1852.
Dr. WM. 2. GREGe-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
afnictedWith the sugar diabetes and Tor months
I passed more than two gallons Ol water in twenty
four hours was Obliged to get up often a. ten or
twelve times during the night Dur1ng the month Of
july, ls6I I procured two bottles o. Constitution
Water, and in days alter using IL experienced
relei, and afier taking fWo bottles vas entirely
Curl, soon after regainiug my usual health.
TourH truly, ,. ". L. DEMIff.
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The Union League of Lancaster,

The Union League of Lancaster, Fear-
sylvanis, has resolved to erect l-.ynu-
ment in public square of the town, on
whose marble panels shall be inscribed
the name of every citizen of Lancaster
county who has fallen, or may hereafter
fall, in the prosecution Of this war for the
preservation of the Union and the Con-
stitntion of our fathers.
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On the 18th the boats arrived, and al
though the shipment Of goods by them was
large, it was by no means half enough to
supply the demand, the surgeons still
sending written statements that their men
men were suffering for the want of the ar
ticles we wered distributing. How many who
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-11

The word fdemoraliEe," that is 50 fre-
qusntly and often SO strangely used, now
a-dayH, was coined BY DR. Noah Webster,
and was, by his own confession, the only
word be ever made. he first used it in a
tract which he wrote upon the French Rev
plution in 1893.
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DIED.

In this city at o'clock NJ, April 9Th, Mr. J. v.
n. LOUkB, in the 18th year of his sgs-
The fansral will be h.ld from his late residence,
No. IS Seneca street, on Sunday, o'clock P. N.
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NOTICE.
OTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ofhca
the City Civil Engineer until Il April l4thi 1853
.Or bulldog SfonewArep SO Sewer in Euclid, Sher
in ana Prasp streets alsa, in ak A. .ey and al
SC, a branch Sewer in Lake street.
Plans and Specifications may be seen and more par
ticuar information Obtaine1 at sail Engineers Of
Zee on and after toe 7th inst.
The Beard OF City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids. reservng the right 10 accept or re-
iect the same. By order OF the Board
@. D. BISHOP
aprg 436 Civ (Hgfi husIneer,
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AXE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
LAKE sUPERIoR LTNE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEY ELAND,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IkON CITY q NOBTH-
ERN LIGHT, viii form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit TO all Lake superior Ports during the season.
on the following days:
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has proved itself equal to the task that has dovOlTsd
pom 1t.
DiiFstie5
irriats and dronch the Kidneys and BY constant use
soon lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ssBu.
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Hoping you are WELL
/ am respectfully yours,
PAMELIA B. HOPKINS


REPORT OF DR. A. N. READ ON HOSPITALS OF
NASHVILLE -ARp MuRFREEsBoRo'.
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Stone in the Bladder, CaIculEs, Gravel, Brick
Dtst DePosit and AueuJ or Milky
Dickarges aftsr Uriadfin0.

Disease occurring IRON one and the same VII
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water, If taken
for any length Ot time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease from twenty drops 70
tsaspOonfui three times day II Waler. During the
passage OF the Calculus, the pain and urgent mp
IONS should be com bltted with the proper remedies
then followed up with tho Constitution Water IS
above directed.
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SFATUARY.

TUARY.
washington's Statue, wsshington,s Statue Eques-
trian, Al drew Jackson, FTaukln. The Three Gra-
ces, by COtova, , he Greek slave by Powers, Morn
ing, By ThOTWaldea, Night, BY Thor walden, The
Birth Cf the Rose, unEhIue, by Durham, Flora By
Wyatt, Yrginius, by h hacpowell, Psyche, by Won
Hryer, The Hunter, by Wyatt, Hylas and kymphs,
by 6ibOl, This Danard by spence, The Maid OF ga
ragOssa, by Boil. The Yeiieu Yestal.
EB- Ths uDprecsdan success Of this Crest Moral
Exhibition at time when The public mind is ab orb'd
10 paulcs and secession Is the best evidence u its be-
ing worthy If patronage It Is a pleasant place Of
family where youths snd adults can success
fully study the GREAT HOOK OF NATURE.
u5-rhe Pictures will b. d SERTED by a Gentleman
Of Literary aad Artistic Abilities
Appropriate Music by an Accomplished Ar
tist. A Change of Views each Evening
B5-Polite and Attentive Ushsrs viii be in attend
ance at the Hall Door.
B5-Ooors Open Al Z. Exhibition commences at 8.
CARDS OF ADMISSION, 25 Cents ChiIdren's
Ticket, Is cents. Fa lilly tickets, admitting Five
GEO. W. BROWN,
aurl0:l35 RuSinezs Manager.
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DysmsTrhea, or Painful AsastuTatiOn, aBd
IN MsnorThagia or Profuss Flowing.


Both diseases arising IRON faulty secre ion Of the
menstrual duid-in the case being 100 little, and
accompanied by pain and the other too pro
Iuse secretion, which VIII be sPeedily cured ng the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLTsG OF TEE WOaB,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the igamenis Of
dragging pains In the back and sides and AT times
Cgmpanied BY sharp lacinating or shooting Pains
through The partss V1ll, IN ali cases, Do removed D
the medicine
There is another class OF symptoms arising from Ia
EITArIOs OF THE MoHB, which physicians call her-
Vuusuess, which word cover up much ignorance and
In Rine cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
know whether the mPtenis are the disease, or the
disease the symptoms We can only snumerate them
here Ispeak more particular " Of Cold teets Eapt-
tatiOn the Hesgt, Impaired Memory ekefulnes8,
Flashes Of Heat Langour Lassifude' and Dlaness ot
Suppressed AsnstHratioH,
which in the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease, ana through neglect tue seeds Of mare
grave anu dangerous maadies the result and 90
made TO assist nature the suppression becomes enron-
ic, the patient gradually l0oses her appettes the
bowels cOHstlpatedi night sWeats come on and
Consumption finally ends her career.
LeueorrhgG OF Whites.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu-
cOus lining Of the vagina and womb Is n ali ca
bo-iS .,id tbTo,,Sb me NM a feaSpoonful of ne
medicine may be taken three times DAY, with an in
lection Of a Tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
Wttha halt pint o. Aoit Tuter morning and evening.
Irritation Of tie Neck Of the Bladder, IEfazl-
nsation Of t.s Rjdnsys, and CatGTrh Of
the BydIGeT, SEaHgurg aRd
blTniag, OF Painful
U'TinGtiag-
For the.e disanses 1t is truly sovereign remedy
and much not be said IN its praise. single
dose hiss been known relieve the Oat urgeat mp
toms Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small OF tie back and through The hips tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Mutsr viii relieyeyou
Ike magic.
For DypPsia
Il has no equal in relieving the most dist sssing
symptoms. Also, HuadaChei Hsartburni Acid etgm-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take \ teaspoonful alter
dinner The dose IN all cases may be increased IL de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
PkysiciGsS
Have long since given Up the use Of buchu, cubobs
and juniper the treatment OF these disease and
only use them FOR want Of a better remedy
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvOlTsd
pOn IL.
DiuFstie5
irritafs and drunch the Kidneys and BY constant
soon lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
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TRsss Dangerous and TT0u6lesoms DissaSsI,
vhieh haze thus Jar RssiStedths beat
directed Treatment can Be
Completely Con-
trOIIe9by ths
REMEDY NOW BEFORE UsI


properties OF the medicine direct themselves to the
lrgans Of etOn and By altering the condition
II tho stomach and Liver that the aarchy principle
If the food Is not converted into sugar - long as the
ystem Is under the influence OF the
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CONsTITUTION WAIVER

Have long since given Up the use Of buchu, cuboh
and juniper in the treatment OF these disease an
only use them for want Of a better remedy.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

hfch gives those orzans time TO recover their healthy
tone and vigor We are able 10 state that the COnst
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which Il has teen given.
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Lsueorrhea or Rhitss.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu-
cOus lining OF the vagina znd womb Itis N ali ca
mpanied by pain in the back across the
bowels aud through toe hips A teGspoonful OF the
medicine may be taken three times dHyt with an in
jectiOn Of a tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
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Suppressed AsnsturatiOA,

which in the unmarried female Is constant recur-
ring disease anu through neglect tue seeds Of mars
grave anu dangerous malades the RESULT and 80
month alter month passes without an effort being
made assist nature the suppression becomes enr0n-
ic the patient gradually l0Oses har appetitei the
bowels are cOustipated, night sweats cOms on and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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lIuA i1oro Carolina .

9trubern, 2G. San. Capt. 2(Ibz
roft pom 3. gteuDorfcr 2trtilIerie Ge9is
ment, Der in Sort 5)attera6 fationirt ilt,
puroe BON IS. SO. Softer ermGbti9t, Elm
Battalion l(rtillerie unter Den oCrti9en
Ginwobnern ouf5ubrin9en, uno Die 2(u6z
Iitten iino gut, Sen. Softer wiinibt,
Sapallerez uno l(rtill6rie Rc9imenter
inter ocn Iopolcn Ginnobncrn bon 9toro.
Carolina au4ubrim9en.
ltu6 fiblidn 3eitun9Cn eriicbt man,
bab ourbbic bCri6tete Soncentrirun9 bon
SunoR6truppen in oiefem Oepartemcnt
8roBe Senpirrun0 i'm Snnern berpcr9e=
brocbt lporoen 1T.
Mon bat crfabren, Dap $4,000 Hebcl.
lentruppen bon RappobannoG nab gtorc
Carolina oeitbitft poroen fino, uno Elm
onoere5 Sorp6 1T pom 8appabannoct
no6 Dem SIoweffen 9efenoet poroen.-
Ole EebelIcn 9tauben, oab Die Qotomac
Nrmee u0li9 oemOraliiirt uno i'm Se9rlfi
1T, in Meuterei au6jubre6en. OaDel
jicben iie ibre Sruppen uon bort loe9.
.9telp bern, %. San. @ouu. Stan,
ley, Der iidD bel oQen 9arteien, ouBer BEL
oen Secefiioniiten perbaBt 9emo6t, unr
oefen MifIion uouftdnoi9 febl9efbIaeen,
tpiro oemnGblt abberuffen rperOen. Sen.
Softer 9laubt, oaS Elm Mlilitdr 9OuUers
ncur ni6t mebr notbpenoi9 fei.
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Zinc spiosmifdbe KranFbsit.

gu plpmo ut y, Snoiano, 1T cine
epioemifbe 6ranfbeit aufoetreten, lpel6e
aller &unit Der 2(gBte fpottet. Sbrem
6eronnaben 9eben feline auftallenoen
Spmptoine Uorber. Die oapon befauens
en- potienten fdbten Elm leibtes Sroiteln,
70 6aB fie 9laubeu, einen Nnfau bon @rs
fdttun9 Su boben, perfallen aber balo in
StumpfIinn, aus Dem fie felten tpieoer
erpa6en. Die Wusfeln iino iteif, oas
l(uoe 9efibuc6 fir eidt ooer Serubrun9,
Der &opf ,urddeebo8en, BET Ntbem
fd)mer uno pfeifeno, Der Wuno jutam'
mcn9epreBt uno Der potient blind uno
taub.
g8dbreno bes Stumpffinnes bre6en
ouf oem 96rper ibwar3e Sleden, 9lel6
SlaIen, beruor. Nur in tpenioen Sdlen
lcbt Der patient nod l ooer 2 Gage,
meiitentbeil6 Ifirbt ct f6on nad tpeni9en
Stunoen. gs Iino Sdlle U0r9efommen,
100 Der Rranfe aus 1einem Stumpfiinne
erpa6te unb Iib aanj pobl fdblte, aber
Ibcn na6 un9efdbr elmer Stunoe pom
Delirium er9riffen Waro uno ffarb.
Da bic 2(erste oaIelbiF nit ibrer &unii
am Gnoe woren, 10 lpuroe Or. s. Ioame
l(llen bon Cincinnati oabin beruten,
lpel6er bic &ranfbeit alS bic SerPbo.
Spinal sWeni9itis erfannte, bic gum er'
(fen Male in Den Sdbren lSI2-lSl4 ~
Jtem Worf uno 9terp Gnslono auftrat
uno viele omerifanifbe Soloatsn neg
roffte ; gum 3peiten Mole 1922 in Sir
ainien uno Bum oritten Mole I'm Wlnte
con Is48-ls49 in Mibi9an unter ben
ytamen Sledfeber.
Dr.. loams 2(lcn empfieblt ba9e9e
| ltimulirenoe Mlittel ,ur Ginreitun9, lc
pie Giootter uno anoerc tr6fti9e Spej
fen. Ser Yatient aber blelbt in De
mcilten Sd(len auf INNER 9edbmt, tau
uno blind.
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4aentaun, pa, 6sbruar 4, 1868.
Ser GtbilbsO sOeruDerat.

Die Semerfun9en oeS Sobn S6ilo, in
Dem lceten bicii9en Dcmcfrat, be3delitb
ouf un8 uno Corruption, pcroicnen ourbs
aus uniererieit6 feline 9loti3, OicIelbe
9eibcben oub befonnttib blp6, um Die
9eob lfoire Der SreunOe Der fdolibcn
Sraitor6Ju 6orri6bur9 nei6 su maTben.
2Sa5 Sen. Cameron an6etrifFt, 70 1T oas
ipomit er beibuloi0t 1T, INNER ncb nibt
our6 9laublpdrOi9e 3eu9en beWieien -
tlno es erforoert a n bere 3eu9en nm
oaS publieum 9e9en Cameron 5u Gber.
3eu9en, aIs oasieni9e BON iolben idolib.
en- Spmpatbilirer, bic befannttidb 3u al.
len S6Iebti9feiten bcreit iino. llno fer
ner, lper iib mob crinnert an bic 9ottlolc
8onncntar @elbicbte, Der mu6 bel Iitb
felbit gum Sblu6 fommcn, DAP Der S5pbn
S6ilo Der IeBtc Mann iein fotttc, cttpas
pon SeIte0un8 3u iaGen, ipomit er bod,
fitber feinc ci9ene Ser9ebunaen INNER
Wtcoer in Grinnerun9 brin9t - unb lpos
NIT er ferner iib immcr nod Iblrtbter vor
oaS publifum iteUt, ol6 ct oie6 bereits
fbon bi6ber 8eweien 1T. - 6eutc nibta
gSeitcrc5 be3i0lidb ouf ocn 8utIbcrmcI=
fer S6ielpibt.
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OP@in oepider SeFerion 8opcr, Elm
Mit8lieo Der Sefee9ebuns bon @leorfielo
Sauntp, bat intereGante Gntbullun9en
9emodt, in rpelden ct an ben Sag brin9t,
oas Der I1tb. Simon Cameron ben Ser
fu6 9ematt babe, ibn (Soper) ju be-
iteden uno ibm 25000 Sboler 9eboten
babe, ipenn ct ibm feline Stimme fir
Scr. Staaten Senator aeben wGroe.-
5000 Sboler b6tte Sr. Soper am Sage
Der @abt, ebe er icine Stimme obeab.
boten Ponnsn, allein er rpar 3u ebrlid)
uno mOlIte lieber obne Die 5000 Sbaler.
Die er 1iber b6tte einioden f6nnen, tbun,
olS in Ieinen ei9enen Iu9en 5un1
Sburfen iperoen. Die 9anJe @elbibtt
tr69t 70 iebr Den Stempel Der Gi9e, o1f
e6 I6wer Bu oeneen 1T, tpie Semano 8e'
funocn weroen fann, Der elm 70 plumpPt
9epdl6 ale @dbrbeit onnebmen fann
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DIunp sum SuIhel
Tao neue Strafsefcbbudb,

gta6 Den 8eitimmunoen oe6 neuen
Straf9eIeebube6 fir pennip iplvanien, ma.
ben 1ib l(rbeiter. penn ile Stcfte Die ile
jum Serorbeitcn na6 9auie nobmen,
unS Iu ibrcm ei9enen @cbraube peripens
oeten, bes Oiebltabl6 lbuloi9. Sin Soll
oieIer 2(rt fam Dor eini9cn &o9en Dor Dem
alderman 8eitler in Ybilaoelpbla sur
Serbanoluno. = Sin S6neioer9ebGlfe
bate pon Der Sirma Sennet uno SO.
Stoff ju3mei lteberrGfen befommen, ipels
DE er MAIDEN follte. Nab eini9en @o'
tben frat ct in ben St0br uno perlan9te
mtbr Stof. 2(uf bic 8emerfun9, oab rr
oen suerft erbaltenen StofF nod nibt su'
riGec9eben babe, ontportete er Qnfan9S,
er babe Die R6de aboeIiefert, 9eitano aber
balb. ooB ct fie in Der &runfenbeit an els
men S6neioer in Ncrristaun uereauft bas
be. Dies peranlobte ben alderman, ben
Shneiocreebilfenouf Die &ldee esDiebs
lfabIs unter Sdr9Ibaft fir fein Grf6ei'
nen Dor 9eribt 3u feIlen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
picoer Gin Rnoe Der Delt.

Gini9e Yropbeten baben pieoer einmal
Elm gnoe Der @elt propbeaeit, uno jwar
Giner auf oas Sabr 1867 6S, Der l(noere
absr, netber 70 lon9e pabribeinlib nibt
partcn fonnte, i6on auf ben IL. 2u9uft
1868. StunOe, Minute unO Sefunoe 1T
nibt an8c9eben.
2(lles fbon oa9epeicn! I! - SIM Sabre
997 perfiinoi9tsn oamaliae propbeten oaS
Gnoe Der 8elt auf oaS Sabr 1000. Die
Serren pom 2(oel fbenften Der STRIDE ibs
re Sitter, bic eanobewobner periubeIten
ibre 6abe uno-al6 oa6 Sabr 1000 Gam
uno Uoriiber9in9 obne llnter9an9, trat els
ne witbenbe Oun9ersnotb ouf. Seuhen
uno Gleno entlpidelten Itf oaraus.
l(u6 INN o0e Sabr 1850 mar Nebnlie
dies prcpbejeit, uno um Die Sddbe reht
uberoriilii9 ju MAIDEN, miro ite ieet ncbs
mails wieoerbclt.