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The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
BRIDGE NOTICE,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN for the Murderer's Bar Bridge Company, will
apply to the Board Of Supervisors Of ri Dorado
County at their regular meeting in April, A. d. 1903
for license to keep Toll Bridge across the Middle
Fork OF the American River, at Murderers Bar
]. b. SMITH, Sec'y.
Murderer's Bar, Feb. 2s, 1s68-td.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

AN old bachelor says, when some wo-
men get to talking together they club all
their husbands faults for the general en-
tertainment, just as children club their
cakes and apples 20 make common feast
for The v hole cet
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramento, Placer and Nevada r. B.


LNROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN SYAFFoy
L IN TWO HOCRS-0n and after October lssA
the passenger cars Of the above named roads Ei -
run follows:
UP TAITN
Will leave Sacramento At 6k a. ~, I and lrn
Leave Folsom at ~ ~, and ~ Pm.
DowN TRAIxs
Leave Auburn Station at 6 and l0j{ An.
Leave Folsom At A. ~, l2 ~, aud So Pm.
on SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at 6A 4. ~, and Auburn Station At l0% An
The 64 A. ". and +P " trains rum ing through to
Auburn station.
Passengers 'nr Pacerville and Carson Valley win
take stages atd for Lincoln, change cars FoIs.rn
the arrival Il the 81 y. train, and those for
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having been made for the
reception Of freight nj Auburn Station It viii here.
ater he received a; Sacramento for that point RoV
ratas n toll apply At the offce
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars. on
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
decl8 }. r. ROBINSON, eupr.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

.lS63, The nndersigned will, .---.. .-----------t-
On TIE 25th Day of March, 1868,
offer for sale at public auction between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P. M of said day, at
the residence Of Elisa NJ. HollnRsworth, in CoIoma
Township, near Uniontown, all the right title, inter
est and estate OF the Estate Of j. d. HollnRswoFth
decd. In and to the following described real estate
10 Wit:
The undivided seVen-tenths of that certain Water
Ditch, known As the "C0LOMA WATER AND MI
MING cos DITCH" situated in coioma Town ship
in said County Of 81 Dorado taking water out OF the
South Fork Of the American River, on the north
side thereof at point about 24 or miles above
COloma, and conducting the same down the north
bank OF said river, distance OF nine miles, Mich
igan Fiat, with ell the rights and privileges pertain
ing to the same.
TERMS, Cash. Sale made subject to confirmation
by the said Probate Court
". +. HOLLINGSWORTH, o.
Administrator and
ELIZA NJ. H0LLINGSWORTH,
Administrative Of said Estate.
March eth, 1s6s.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

WELL, Charles, how do you and the
widow PROGRESSES and are you quite sure
she is as rich as given outi" "Why,
Harry, when she reads o novel, and
wishes to stop, she puts o folded new
five between the leaves 70 guide her
where to begin again."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
RIVERSIDE HOTE L,
Nue miles West of Strawberry and IS East Of Plaeeris
On Henry and Swans New Road.

THE undersigned having made every
inn arrangement for the accommodation ot
|sSs TRANSFERS AND TRAVELLERS, as
sures them that all who favor him with
their patronage, shall be entertained In manner
that cannot fail to give satisfaction, and tvery
low prices.
Purchasing everything the season anords, and
employing the best OF cooks, he pledges himself TO
spread before the patrons Of the Riverside, the
best TABLE to be found between Piacervile and
Nevada Territory.
The Bar will always be supplied with the best
liquors and cigars.
-. Stable room for teams. Hay and Barley al
ways on hand and for sale cheap.
jun1yl J. w. BARRON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

RUSSIAN STEAM BAFHEI
dALVANIC BATHS
Iron, Sulphur and Medicated Baths
Also, HOT, COLD AND SHOWER RArHsl
HAIRDREsSING AND BARBERING. By the most
skillful artists.
% Private Entrance for Ladies through second
story OF the Cary House.
J, L. PEBBLE,
J. JAMESON,
Nt-2 PropTietOEE-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

PROFESSION AND PRACTIcE.-TwO kinds
Of witnesses are often encountered in the
courts of justice-the unwilling witness
and the too-willing witness. Here is one
who doesn't seem to belong to either cat
egory-:
The prosecuting attorney thus address
es him:
"Mr. Parks, state, if you please, wheth-
er the defendant, to your knowledge, has
ever followed any profession"
"He has been professor ever since |
have known him."
"Ahi q professor of what?"
"a professor OF religion"
"You don't understand me, Mr.. Parks.
What does he do ?"
"Wcll, generally, what he pleases."
"Tell the jury, Mr.. Parks, what the
defendant follows"
"Gentlemen of the jury, the defendant
follows the crowd when they go to drink"
"Mr.. Parks, this kind Of prevaricaton
will not do here. Now, state, sir, how
the defendant supports himself"
81 saw him last night supporting him
self against lamp. post"
MAY it please your Honor, this wit
ness shows an evident disposition to triae
with this honorable court"
The Court" Mr.. Parks, state, if YOU
know anything about it, what the defend
ants occupation is. The court, let me
say. has no idea that you mean to be dis
ingenious"
Occupation did you say, sir?"
Occupation" answered the judge.
Eyes" echoed the attorney, what is
his occupationP ?"
If am not mistaken, he occupies a
garnet somewheres in town."
"That's all, Mr.. Parks. understand
you to say that the defendant is pro-
fessor of religion ?"
"He is"
docs his practice correspond with his
profession 20
al never heard of any correspondence
or letters of any kind"
"You said something about his pro-
pensity for drinking. Does he drink
hard ?"
"No, sir think he drinks as easy as
any man | ever saw"
"One more question, Mr.. Parks-you
have known this defendant a long time.
What are his habits-loose. or other
wise!"
The one he has got OH now, think,
is rather tight under the arms-it is GER
tainiy too shortwaisted for the fashion,"
" You can take your seat, Mr.. Parks"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
ALW AVS BUY
WHERE YoU CAN GET
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST

TT Is ADMITTED By ALL who have purchased Of
l. KENRT RAOJESkY,
at the Cary House, That u is the ohly p1aOe In the
City where you can rely on getting GENUINE
HAVANA CIGAR FOR 19K CENTS!
The liberal patronage which have received du-
ring the pa8 TIVE years, has enabled me 10 make
arrangements BY which can afford to sell BETTER
AND CHEAPER HAVANA CIGAR than can be had
ct any other store in the City.
also keep constantly on hand all the Choice
Brands OF SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO.
HENRY RADJESKY,
mar A. the Cary HoGtr.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
oONSTABLBS' SALE.

DY virtue Of execution to me directed, issred
I'D out OF Justice Ed Y. TAylors Court. Cosumnt,
Township, County OF FL Dorado. ard State .! Call
fornia, upon a judgment rendered therein O&the 'h
day OF March, 1861, in favor of John Frel'th aud
against John Baker, for the sum Of one hundred ami
eleven dollars. debt. and twelve dallars costs q
suit together With accrr'rg rosts. have rvled uT-
and will expose for sale al public auction, IU tie
highest bidder, at the Village Of Fa'rplay, on
Saturday, the 4th Day of April,
A. n. 1865, at the hour of 9 o'clock. = NJ, ali the
right title and interest Of the said John BAKER in ana
to the following described property, lying in the
Township Of Costumes, County aud State above
named. to wit
A certain Mining Claim. situated on the Middle
Fork of the Cosumurs River; said lain cCumcEci 2
at the mouth OF Perry Greek, on the Middle Fork OF
the said Cosumue> River. and running M said river
thousand feet, ar less, to the claim hat was
formerly owned by W. Huston. together with wheel
pump, and sluice.bOxes, and known as TIE Baker
Claim.
Given under my hand this 10th day of March 1868
u. W. SPALDING.
ts Constable.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

IL Inent oI newly imported
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, ETC, ETC,
w Ever oHered for sale in PLACERvILi.E. II
Every department will be found full Of New and
# A s HON A BL E GOOD 9
Which we are determined to sell at very low prices,
FOR CASH.
Our assortment Of the following articles cannot
be surpassed 10 any market:
French Merinos;
Rich Printed Cashmeres;
French Prints;
Merrimack and other American CAL
icos:
All-wool Plaids and Delaines
Foulard Delains;
Cotton and Wool Delains, new style.
Traveling-Dres Goods;
Black and Colored Silks:
Oloaks; Broche and Stella ShawIs;
large assortment Of Sheetings and
Hhirtings;
Carpets and Oilcloths;
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.
~ Ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine Oh goods.
WOLF BROS,
ce'+I j.n air"Et, Plarerviilp
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

Two distinguished philosophers took
shelter under one tree during heavy
shower. After some time one of them
complained that he felt the rain. "Nev-
er mind" replied the other, "there are
plenty Of trees when this one is wet
through we will go to another"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

IN one of the English colonies COM
petivc examination was lately made for
the purpose Of appointing fit persons to
some Of the governmental Offices. One
of the candidates inadvertently spelled the
word Venice with two n's"--thus Ven
nice. The examiner, clever man. but
not always correct speaker, sternly in
quired:
"Do you not know sir, that there is
but one hen in Venice 2"
" Then hegss must be very scarce
there" was the ready reply.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

KNOCKING UNDER.-" Talk about your
hereditary patriotism" cried y, "why
my father fought under General Jack.
son."
~ thought they were deadly enc.
mics" said the gentleman of the old
school.
$50 they were," responded X, "and
the only time they ever fought, Jackson
was on top!"
Twill you-will you-take some
thing?" nIurmured the old gentleman,
tiandiy.--tVanity Fair. ---
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT

EE- Those who have hitherto patronized up ave
satisfied that what We have above announced Is
strictly correct those who have not yet PatrouGrd
us. reed only make one trAl 10 b. cOny need We
are both PRACTICAL PkNILrS and fully capable o.
fulfilling to the letter all We promise here.
GELWICkS 4 JANUARY,
PRoPkiEroKs
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28

10 any person sending club of l0Ywe viii send
the AI6GHy Daily AHGs d Ar0Ns, one year, gratis
Subscriptions may commence with any number
LISTERS whether containing remittanees or otherwise
BroGdaEay ard Park Place, opposite CSsv Hal
Park, NeIO York.
CoNS50CK 4 CASSIDY,
hpio preurittois
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
Saturday, the 4th Day of April.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NJ Office is hereby given that, by virtue OF
~ der duly made and entered by the Probate
Court, Of E Dorado County,on the 2Ed day 0: March
: tba
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
G

re be found anywhere North Of San Francisco
which facts they are prepared to prove By Oceular
demonstration to all who may desire anything In
their line, from
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Sonce unb Gof1crIn,s 2abnpulper.

Rstni9c oeinc 33bns.-@crteFcrG etincn Ntbem.
6umnN Sabine uub Gin unon9cnrbmer ltbcm tnc
lebr mtoertidb. Der Irimottulae uno Sortar, rpfnu
tes ttst, oCislts 81 Sntftrnen, unO ole 3dbne pS:
oer rein uno nGif iu7natbCn. G6 III bies ober &C;
raoe mas ricfe6 3abnputyer tbut. 93ct nur eerin'
gem 6icbraub wcroen.biclt unonecuebmc lle6er;d9c
entfrrnt Die 3dhnc ncbrtn cine ratirlttbe Seius
belt an oNs 3ObnflGiid miro 9Cfunp, unO Elm an.
asnebmer arcmatjihcr 9BcbIosrub miro Dem Nthsm
9e9ebcn. Ncr ptroe etnen batbGn SDaIcr ouIrpCu,
wenn CT oaftie Sabre lang refine 9&bue uno cincn
an9enebmen Ntbtm ba6sn fam Sas pulper ift in
fcbr ldbSnen pcrtClain 6afbsn nuf9Ctban uno piro
uberau pcn ben dpothGtcrn pCrfauft.-D. G..
Sarnss GenroIs19snt, 202 8rCuowop, 81. -.
Setruar 10, 1862. nq6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Dimes @Sp1r@@nitN
[Saving Institution.
MN 9EI(e a mn.

Die Sd&er brs trIdaten 9ulitutes CUR Inter.
I6rift ,uIeslifr 500 Stpd.Nnttslr Iullen am
Mcrtag. ben 20. December, an Der Sfits bee
Sn1itutes rrSfRst tpsrbfn.
Gin S.Od. Nnt6eil CShare) N 500, pcscn tie
Sdlfts singnufcn pirb. Sin 9taItr IN bei Der
IlnisrfHrit su brSablsn, unb peitsre SO 6is Sllm
2. Mdr,, nG6Rsns.
@barIe6 g. Sufb, @aTbier.
December 10. na9m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Die 1emlini6te 56jnbeit,
6aaan,s N1aanolia 8alfam,

>, 9 / ne 9 d B Z . d : n B Z IT { 1;
nee ade Der 5reuot9 felt"
Dissr bsrrlidbs 8alfam sntfsrnt Sommerflsdsn
ecbs, 8taedsn 70 tpie 8aubsit Der ,6aut. Gr 9i6t
Dem Ssftbts 9sroos bic espdufdts Sor6e sr bciIt
Irnnusrtrannte Sefhter uno uerfhSnert pSuosn bic
ourdb bausltbrn Scbbsit unan0cnebm eerpcrosn
fno-uno 6noCrt oiGlelbsn nm gu elmer betisoten
gBeibbrit uno iu tpabrer, Marmor GdbGubeit-lc
snlapero uno brruSrraaenb 6si ben Gin 0ameu
ron @srfsintrun9 uuo SASubsit. Dissift luaS is.
DC Dame uGnIbt unb if wOS icos Dame babcn
lcHk. Der 8oliam bat einEn Sepinlbtsu Scrub
unO beruirtt cine pabrt uuo snbddtuoc SbGubCt.
Oerlbt if alcihfalGs elm Srnament 81 Der SoiIcte
oer Dame. S9irb GteroI rGrtauft. GcnCrot:2(9ents
lbaf bei D. g. Sarnss, 202, 8rcaNrpap, 81. o.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Sin 9errli1er Stod
9S1nDzOdDier

Der untsrSsidnete Sat iortn ben arGgten unb
IGSnIisn Strd g8antpapsr, fir Q
porlourS, Gdn9e, Stuben umo 6abeu
srbaIten, Der nod is In QlentauR ,par. Dies n
t'tns uebrrtrsbenbeit Ubsr pratlerei, IonSerp bic
refine sSabr9eit, pcpOn li6 elm isber ielbl iibr.
jsu9fn tann, wsnn rr anruit. Dos 0ublitum
miro aud bena1riGtisst, baB er cine ginrl6tuno
sstrUftsn babsn, ipenaG tr INNER bic neue0s
styles srpalten. uno lsin papisr ssrabe an Ybi.
laofIp9ta uno gleupOrt preiBn Sertaufen fam :.
unO wooar6 er nun In ben Stanb atiebt II, b..
otltsno woRlIsiIsr 8u prrfnufsn, als birs CnlwC
9fAisbt. Ber batfr Bargains MAIDEN MID, Der
ruft unUtrsd8IiG an, bsnn rr IN i'm StanOs alIs
AniPre6snps pVufUmmsn gu befrirrism.
8utb unb 6a9enbub.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Maentaun S(fabemte.

Das SpdttatrssSrrmin bnt Ieinsn anfane ae.
ncmmsr am WUntas ben 1 fen Septrmter.
3Osltnse rrrSen uirssnb elmer 3eit anaencn,
men unS bs3abIsn nar BON Der 3sit ba Te sintrr.
ten. ..
YrimarY per giertrl, 81 90
@ewSbnliGs GnsIiI&e 3rprise, ,S4 so bic 5 90
5Btere " " NIT @risdii6 unb aateiniIG 6 90
." ." unb 8ranSSff6 z so
WuIt, y 8 90
Gdr ben @stsau& rrs 9lunus ftir llebuns 2 90
s3shnen. 2 90
8euerun9 fir ben @Intsr, so
@lnise 35etinSe psrben in Der Samllle bee
prn3ipals anernUmmsn un6 jpar an $40 PEI
Sisrtel fir Boarding, 0a1&sn unb llntsrriGt In
allen 3wsisen, nit gIusna9me SOn Muff unt
3eIhnfn.
!. II. Gregory, YrincIpul.
Seplembr 8, 1862. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
s On f a We,

Das sln,iss Snarumsnt birItr grt In Qllen-
taun, wurbe nsul6 patntirt unb an srObsn 8O-
fen pUn Grit mp Sausr an9sf6aift, wcpurG ITs
In ben Stano ssieBt fue, Elm srnaurS Muilr psc
&CpfrS auf papier gu ssI6nen, pona@ Der te.
liellte 6ut ssfcrmt trirO unb pa1cn mue, elsi6s
UieI weIhe 5urm Der Sopf bat. gleur Sdtt bril-
den wdbrfno br erlsn Gage gslrGbnttb unanet,
neFn an ben Scpf, unO manhmnI IN eS Der SAD
pae iIr bic GCrm prs 8UpfrS ME nnneGmrn. Die.
fer 5sbler tpiro baourG perurIa@t, bag Sdte ME,
malls BEN SCpfe angrpaBt, IonNrrn nur I'm 2ll.
8smsnen BON cer16iebsnen Gjr5bsn SsrfsrtIgt iprr.
ben. Tim Oislem 1sbsI pUr3ubeugm, wurbe bas
Snlirumsnt, @cnfsurUtpps ssnanut, rinssfitrt,
nit rpelfem In Belt BON sinisrn Srcunbcn elm sr,
nauss OlOcsl bsS 6opfeS srbaItsn piro. Damn
pirO Der Sut mad Dem 0luler 6rS Gopfes as.
fCrmt, tuirO esnau pnlIen unb frei Ien Son Druid
auf tr9enO stnen Sbsit bes JtOpfss, unb bamit
pirb oisl Sopfpsb uub nnpsrr llnanns9mli6feten
psrbtnotrt rprrptn.
@lsntaun, Oft. 80, 1862. nat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04

The embodiment of practical utility, and
marvel oil simplicity; makes the running
stitch very rapidly and perfect, uses a com.
mon needle, and will last a lifetime. AT
the New York State Fair, its simplicity. eE
hciency, and great practical utility, was con-
tTmed by the award of The First Premium
1t will GATHER, RUFFLE, sHIRR, TUCK, Rim
UP BREADTHs, etc, with a single or double
thread on any material adapted to the RUN.
MING STITCH. The thinnest, usually the
most difficult to stitch by other sewing ma.
chimes, being sewed the easiest. For Ia.
! dies and chldren's apparel, and other arti
| cles made OF light fabrics, it will therefore be
found almost INVALUABLE.
1t is attached 10 the table like sewino
bird, and having no tension, and reouiIino
no fabrication or change of sticth is always
ready for operation, and such a marvel OF
| simplicity that child of six or eiCht wears
can UNDERSTAND 1t, and use it SUCCESSFUL.
LY.
1t is not at all liable to get out of order
Each machine is putup in neat box, ac
| compamed with full and explicit directions
and twenty-five needles.
Sent TO any address in the United State,
on receipt of an order, inclosing the amount
or may be collected by Express on delivery
OF the machine.
When the money is send with the ordel
and registered, we guarantee its safe receip
and the delivery of the machine, anywhere
within 20OO miles free of any EXPIRES.
charges.
Very liberal arrangements for agencies.
| See MIRROR OF FAsUIoNs or for full nor
tlculars, specimen of sewing, ETC., send
stamp for return postage.
Address,
NINE. DEMOREST,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Sine ne11e. Sirma+
GrDreQ un6 Smtt6,
GnufmnnnssEdneibfr III 9(Ientaun.

Saufmann8@Shneibfr III 2lQentarn.
"a Die llntirsei@nstsn tsbisnsn Rdb bisIrr
IA @sIe9rnGelt itrsn SrsunrEn ano bem serbr'
III ten 9ublitum Die GnSeise Su MAIDEN, cab fts
In tcm 8aufmanns S6nribfr @r1Gdft NIT ein-
anter in @deGi&aft sstrctrn itnb, unb bae Ft an
eem altsn Stanbplabe opn 3rcrea uno Wfsbger
am Iirprlllhm &de Der Samiltcn urb 5. Stras
&c, In Der Stubt @llentaun, bisIes @tl6dft fiinf-
tisbin nuf cine Isbr aussspebnts Bsls bstrdtsn
pcrorn Gle brnaduht9sn bas pubIfum beS>
ststacn, NoB Fe Icstsn
@inen brrriiden unb frBr 9rpBen Str6
BON Era6jObr5 unb Spmmer<0iter
ppn ren SfesSrdptvU rr9uftru 9ubrH-ViH StUn
rrir T&r npG ebrrm an @itr SGBntstt unb
8iltsteit nod fsiner IN @aentaun sepslen ~.
cir iinp babrr i'm Stante ale GnGprr6snbt
nit alien Hnb srrn 9lrtitsln 81 psrIsbsn, fiir bic
in rintm Iuldcn Gtablibsmert nahssIuGt ptrb,
unb 5war an prtbsn nsperrr ais bss is ssIGs'
ben II,
" Sie sSGIcbDnS.-@atUnSG Gd-
I6Ons fnb aud Su allen 3sitrn BET ibnsn Su rr'
balten.
Danttor fdr btstr senuFene sdtise unterliab'
ung, prbrn Tic itre &unOiGaft lets. unb jUar
rur@ quite gBaorsn, bIIss prtiss unb CUTE BE-
banbluug su Sermsbrsn luAen. Gle bitten 6ater
um ssnrstsn 3uipru6.
Srprea unb Smith.
MGr, t2, 1862. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
SSemer lSel,.0Sdnrem

Das Gassr cnttaIt prI5waarsn jspsr @rt, mad
Der neuslen MObs ssnadtt. psIGe gu ben bilis.
fen prsilsu pertauft unp fir persn @e6tbsit sa'
rantirt ipirp.
E9-ganO StO9rballr Usrbsn an Git9 psiIc
perleben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Dbptp0rapb 9llbumS.

Scebrn rtaltsn, bic IdGnRs auswutl gtctCs
srdpt Gltums, bic ned je aubWbaIb philadelphia
pbsr glruyprt 9elsbsn wurps - un6 rin artifsl
Der In rin,m iscm 6auie arJutrrfftn lsin lgatt-
unb btais su Srrtaufsn bel
9utb uno 6dgcnbud.
Nllsntaun, NcSrmbsr 26, 1852.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04

unlst3t'hnst'r eanIt leinsn 5reunosn fdr Die bis.
Dst'9s sgr ueerale llnterfldsun9 in tinsm Gc(baft
tl unp g'esnt1 onrb rteOe Scoenune, oas 3utroucn
E.n't 0tsunes, uno bts pubIifums ibsrbaupt, aud
tsrnsr 81 srbalten.
so, r. 8. @abriel.
"'"' i'' not
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
s et 1T It rec t'S
Itnuababmli6es 6aar 1iflfOratiur.
@s lit fetne Idrbuna,

lcnoern dneert 9raue boare rpisosr gu brer Cri9i:
nelIen Sarbe um, baourtb baB ben 6aarrSbren rpte:
Der ibre nntirlitbe @suubbeit 9csebGn, rptlhe rur
Grautbeiten Shaocn 9sIittsn BADEN mS9cu. Nue
pIoeltbe Sdrbun9cn fno aus G Il tot = nu 4 / {
Iulommen 9elcet, poourdb Die eebsnstrafte une
SbSnbeiten oes baorcs ieritGrt, uno prcurd nihi
enmaI cine 8erbclferun3 bejwcdt miro. Ssimltrects
5artun9 felt oas 6aar nibt uur
alIein ptsoer ber 80 ibrer uatttrlhsn Sarbs, furb
cine Ieibts anwCncuns, lcnreru sitt bemietbsn gu:
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