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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11
Arab Dogs.


OF dogs the Arabs honor only the
greyhound. The dog is suffered to be
his companion, and is precious to him as
his horse. The Arab greyhound as a
pup hunts rats, at five or six months
hunts the gazelle, from the hare passes
to the young of the gazelle, at l months
old is eager for the old binds themselves,
but is restrained until the age of fifteen
or eighteen months after which be is held
in leash and regularly allowed to hunt.
The grey hound is an intelligent ami
NAL aud full Of self.love. If in slipping
him, fine gazelle, is pointed out to him,
and he kills only common looking one,
he is very sensible Of the reproaches ad-
dressed to him, and sinks off, ashamed
of himself without claiming his portion.
He has no lack of vanity, and indulges
mucn in fantasia. A thorough bred
greyhound will neither eat nor drink
from dirty vessel, and refuses milk in
which the hand has been dipped. Has
he not been taught this disdainful dain-
tness? And yet the utmost that is
done for the common dog, their faithful
and vigIant guardian, is to let him find
his food among the ofal and bones that
are lying about. And while the COM
mon dog is driven with hooting from
tent and table, the greyhound sleeps in
the compartment reserved for men, on a,
carpet by his masters side, or on his bed.
He is clothed and sheltered from the
cold like the horse, and is even preferred
for being chilly, as that is an additional
proof of the purity Of his race. The
women take pleasure in bedecking him
with ornaments, in tying collars of shells
round his neck, and securing him from
the evil eye by fastening talisman on him.
He is fed with care, nicely and caution,
being lavished upon him.
In summer time, to give him strength,
they make a paste of milk and dates, of
which the stones have been extracted.
There hre some who never feed their
grey-hounds during the day. Nor is
this all. The dog accompanies his mas
ter when on a visit, and receives the same
hospitality with him, having portion Of
every dish.
A thorough greyhound will hunt
with no one but his master. BY his
his respect for decency and
the graciousness Of his manner, he shows
that he recognizes the attention paid to
him. On his masters return, after
somewhat prolonged absence, the "stog-
huf' leaps with a bound to his saddle,
and carresses him. The Arabs talk to
him: 80 friend listen to me. You
must bring me some meat" and fatter
him many ways. The petted animal
caps about in a frolicsome manner, and
seems not only TO understand but to wish
o reply. The death of a greyhound
ills the whole tent with mourning, the
women and children bewail him as if he
we're one of the family. Sometimes i.
alls to the greyhound to find food for
Ill, and one who nourishes family can
never be for sale.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

THE CoNsCRIPTIoN.-It is estimated
that out of the 4,715 men called for from
this State, under the draft, only about
one thousand will be obtained. 1t has
been reported that another draft will
soon be made upon no official authority.
II was sagely stated that probably it
would be made from the first class. No
risk was run in expressing this opinion
for the law provides that the first class
shall be exhausted first, only one-fifth of
il has yet been drawn.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

THE STATE OF ENGLAND.-T Ii
London Herald, in summing up review
of the Palmerston Ministry, says thus
of the present situation Of England -.
awe have alenated all our old allies,
and have virtually severed our alliance
with our new ones. We are dstrusted
in Europe, we are despised in America.
We are hated from China to Paris, from
St. Petersburg to Rio Janeiro. We
have earned the dislike of the Italians,
the ill-will of Russia, the contempt of
France, the hostility of Brazil, tho ridi-
cule of the Yankees, and the profound
mistrust of the Confederates. The weak
feel that they must always fear US, for
we seem to be on the watch to pick
quarrel with the weak the strong see
that they may insult US with impunity,
for there is nothing we are not ready to
bear from the strong. Such are the
glorious results of four years of liber-
al, spirited, and consistent foreign policy"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

THE EARTHQUAKE At MANILA
The following from the Straits Time
Overland Mail, is the only account VIZ
have received of the terrible earthquake
at Manila, on one of the PHILIPPINE Is
lands, Of which we have had brief men
ton before:--
"On the Sd of June at half past z in
the evening, circumanbient flame wa;
seen to arise from the earth and grid the
city of Manila, and at the same time q
most terrific quakiDg of the earth took
place 1t lasted scarcely minute, but
in that short space near the whole city ol
Manila has been reduced TO a heap of
ruins. We believe that upwards of a
thousand have been killed, aud many
thousands wounded, but it is impossible
to say or to estimate. Scarcely an edi.
fee has escaped without dead or wound
ed. The good priests, their chorister:
and sacristans, and the faithful who were
hearing the vespers of Corpus Christi
have been nearly all buried and suffoca-
ted under the ruins of the cathedral and
other churches. The only church that
has escaped wholly is San Augustine, the
same that withstood the tremendous shock
of 1915. The balance, and nearly all
the public and private, as well as com
mercial edifces, have been either thrown
down or shaken from their foundations.
Thank God not single foreigner has
been killed, but two we fear have been
seriously hurt, though not dangerously.
The Rodrigues property, left to the Brit
ish nation, and where the British consul
ate was, has been entirely destroyed, and
is nothing but a mass of ruins. The city
is deserted nearly, for the ediGces threat
en- to fall suddenly, and there NAV be a
repetition. Before the earthquake took
place sulphurous odors were perceived,
rumbling like the fire of ordnance, and
then like the approach Of an immense To-
comotive and train. The flame that sur
rounded the city was seen from the bay
to ascend toward the sky; and another,
a triple snake one, came from the land
over the water to shipping, and threw
them up at least two or three feet; while
on the shore the earth has everywhere
sunk at least two feet,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

'Ike," said a rusty old heather of the
desk, show do astronomers measure the
distance to the sun?" "Why," replied the
young hopeful, "they calculate one fourth
the distance, and then multiply by four"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

military grasp on the south until the COM
mon rights and liberties of its own citi.
zens are Acknowledged and respected in
every state. This involves no assault
upon state rights, and instead of being in
violation Of the constitution, is in enforce
ment of it. This " security for the fu-
tire" we must have, because Union with
out it is but name, and if slavery can
not exist, what there is left Of it, with
freedom of opinion and expression, then
it must 90 under. The constitution guar
antees that "the citizens of each state
shall be entitled to all privileges and i'm
munities of citizens in the several states,
and that guaranty must henceiorth he
made a reality. 1t has been persistently
overridden by the slave states hitherto,
and this has been the great hindrance to
free intercourse between north and south.
The partition is now thrown down, and
must never be erected again. Thus light
and wholesome agitation shall prevail in
the south, and complete the work of re-
generation so well begun by She war ;
and the next generation shall enjoy the
blessings not only Of the Union, but of an
actual national unity that has never yet
been realized.-SprinqtfeId Republican.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

PATRIoTIc.-The Haverhill Gazette
reports the following street conversation
D.-"Good morning, G.. Ready
for the draft ?"
G.-"Readyl!l If my distracted
country needs me--if she requires the
sacrifice of my life-if the tottering edi-
fee of our glorious Union needs to be
comented with my hearts blood-if it
is necessary, for her preservation, that
she strides onward to victory over my
dead body-then, sir, the victim is ready !
With heart prepared for any fate, and
with firm trust itt Divine Providence,
shall, with lively feeling of doing my
duty, march boldly Onto the Collec-
tors Office, and pay my three hundred.
dollars ~
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

A lady from the city, who was visiting
in the country with her little daughter,
attended church, where the child vas
quiet and attentive, until the minister
commenced giving out the hymn com
mencing with the verse:-
"Behold a stranger at the door:
He gently knocks, has knocked before,
Has waited long, is waiting still
You treat no other friend so ILL.,
at which the little girl, turning to her
mother, said, "Ma, why don't be ring the
bell ?"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-09-11

Daniel S. Dickinson has published a
letter declining to be again a candidate
for attorney general in New York.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Das grOff GngIif6r gfilmit-
tel.
Sir SObn @larfe's
berdbmtes t1JitteI fir Srauensimmer,
5utgsttst mad elmer grri&rift bee cir 8.
GlarFs, W. o., auss9siGnstsr @pt
per REutaiu.


Dislt unlhabbars @Qebisin III unfsblLar fdr bic
6eilun9 ron allen ben fhmsrjbaften unb ssfdbrlis
fsn Rrantbeiten, ruelden bic Gcnititutonen ron
5rausniimmern unterpCrfsn fnr. Gie permin,
BERT allen llebermae uno entfernt llIe 6inotrniGs
-uno auf cine fofOrtias bsiIun9 fam man f6
hbsr psrla6sn.
.far Usrbeiraibste afraasnSimmrr
III bisiel6e sonl bslCnoers fb6star. Sie trnet in
elmer turSsn Belt bic monatlidsn psriOorn uuf cine
9swdnfbts 2Bsis on.
unSs :Stanp ron Groebriitanien auf iib, um Sal,
Tbunssn Iu Usrbdtsn.
Seio pGrf d q.
Dslt piIsn leGItsn n | ch eencmnsn iprben in
ben hrsi erffsn NaOnatsn Der S6panetrlbaft /; in
oem biClslts fherIid cine uu,sitise @eburt psrur:
fatben.-bei elmer iebsn anosrn Gslsssnbsit Gbsr
Fnb SislsIbs USais fiber.
Jn alien S6lIen pen nerpSlen unb GpinaIsInfSls
len, SdmFrleu in bem Rddcn uno ben @tisoern,
psrItICpfsn, 6pertds, u. + no.. bspirfen bsGs pil:
len sine Sur, penn ale anosre gRittsl feblesIho
gen baben uno CtGhcn elm ffarfss 6eiImittd, snt:
baltsn bls piaen bsnnOb tsin GIsn, GOIOnsl. ans
llmcnp. nod ir9eno stwGs font, bas Der 9Onltuu:
lion l6abet.
g5cas HmpslIunsan bahnosn nd in ben Tampb:
lets um bic pada8en, wsldbe psbI aufbepabrt Wers
ben icilten.
Sl.00 uno q gOffsS5tanlp5 in sinsm asrisf sin9se
ibIcisn, an iraeno elueH auttcrifrisn a9enten lsz
ianct. flberr irseno Ssmailp cine 8Cttd, Sntbagno
80 pigsn, bfim 8ddfsbr ber pOit ju.
aasinlssr G9sHt fIt Tie 8ersiniatsn StaatsR
unp bic Sanatas. COB Wfoie5,
Redslter, 81. y.
~ Gbtnfau5 81 hattn bsi tsu OrUaaiitsn yobn
%. ntr'r hnb tAlpatt unb 9RarllH, III Auentsuu.
Emberuna in 10 Wttnuten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
pulitif6t ArtiktL.
pererus eines pemerraten.

Serr Grafus Srccfs BON gten 9Jorf,
Peraus9eber oes 0@rpreb", friber
9auptman Der &nopnotbinos, aber neus
eroIn9s eIei6 Der Mebrtabl Der ihlehte.
lten en9berjl9fteu &ncwnotbinas, Elm elf.
rl9er SfIaperel=O Oemofrat eemoroen, lit
betanntli6 elm Sruoer oe5 ReprdIent.
anten SameS Sroofs uno mar bis oa Der
elelb Dem lebteren elmer Der eifrioIfen
Srieoensapofel. pt6elib aber roCb er
Sunte uno 10 ibreibt er BON @o fbin9ton (:
nGlle &rie9e miifcn ibr gnbe baben
VINO olefe 0eimiubun9 fur unIere gtas
tIon 9lel6 ben anoern. 2(ber Die RebeIs
len ttno nod nibt 9enei9t gum Srieben
ODER lur Seenbi9un9 bes &lieaes, aufjer
auf lbre el9enen Seoin9unaen bin, Sic
pGroen ft6 nibt enmal Su einem Nrieben
oerfteben, Der ibnen bic freie Sbifffabrt
aaf Dem WliitIiiippi uno Die ltnabb6nt
9l9telt Der SaumpolIsmltaaten Bu9eIfdn.
pc. Sle perIan9en pielmebr ben Metros
pellt9ns Otitrift. gang Marplaro, 9an3
Att'Sir9lnien, gang Gentudp. Sennef.
lee, Nrfanias uno Wifouri pt Die
10mmtll6en Sort6 an Der &ilfe ibrcr
Staaten. Sic m66ten Die Union nibt
bios perPrGppeIn, fcnoern lie nit einem
4Rale terft0ren. Sine fol6e ltntermers
fun9 unfererfeits pGre aber nitt blcs
tlelnmdtbi9 une fei9 ionbern Iic mtiBte
Mns aub Dor Der 9amen cipiliIirten @elt
10 entebren, Dap ieoe fremoe Md6t uns
INIT Su9 uno He6t onipeien mGrbe. 9ie.
Der neroen mir NIT rincm Wale Die Scl;s
bauer uno Wafertr69er uno Sflapen
Der idoli6en CONFEDERATION, als Dap mir
srlt lan9e auf fc nibtswdroiee Inter
banolun8en ein9eben. OaB 9eben mir.
oe teinen 8eis, Die @bre feine Deimatb,
Der Srieoe feline Oauer uno Die Re9iers
une feline Qntoritdt mebr baben in einem
Sanoe, oas BON feinen Sertretern uno
seitern 70 tief befbimpft iporoen p6re,
oaB cd fi6 70 proititniren bGrfte."
Werfft ou paS?
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Ser \ Drz g | fe.

SerD Dr> 6 | fe.
GuIsmOe 8satsfdas ioGsn bel elmer Court,
wsI&s ibrsn Nnfans uetmsn Uire am NOntls
ben 6tsu Qprit 1868, In Der Stabt aasntaun,
In uup fir es&n Gauntp, psrt6tt wrrtsn,
gurcn g4sintrssr scecn 3ottaS 5lud unb 3a1
cos Dclp, IbmIntltratpTs bon @tds. Nd(e.
Srnrp 0sIntTsr 8essn bielslten.
9, QD. Srsrlsr g8'n Scnatban SGwars.
Scbh NunemaHsr sesen DsnlsIbsn.
Natb. Gaubenl&laBer, 9Clepb Ssiber, DaSID
Slont unb Gepi 8u6man seasn DsnIsItsn.
2tomus 0iCbr srssn Dsrleltsn.
GSsfinb @rbarb ssssn SCuiOav U. @fabsr.
gSiaiam 8. GIsmT unH 60. esesn @Oam
SctnltOn.
SsatOn unb Garter ssssn %. s. Dancpstg.
NeumUgr unb Sssm 9s9en Barbara Ssram,
QomtniitratriF bs5 pertorbenfn Sctn Ssram.
stomas Craig furH :. Slsdnsr, @sent, ss'
gen S4m. u. Gong unb @pwaro Sldnt.
Deter SUffman sssen Scbn Minni&, Jun.
Deter 9. Setter sessn bic 81 YsnnipIvunIa
SiIsnbabn.3 3sIs1I6aft.
Semp uno 3sttelmopr. erssutOrsn bts Ter.
Rorbrnsn Senneptqs 9. Smitb, sssen DablUn
lutber.
SeGs 8lsin ssssn 0tGiam Stdbr.
S6gtr, Shsimsr uno &C.,, fur ben Yluben BON
Shrimrr unO SamusIs. ssssn NerB u. Gsp.
Gbarlss eaub ssssn esYi 5aas, Slans SsOre
! GIias Rsbris uno SCbn Seb.
Sdmss Nlsauiltsr ssesn Saecb WlIusr.
SaeOb 8. 5thIOw esssn Gncs Nare.
Ylatt unb Go. ssSsn Sascb 3imsrman, Satot
6. 9imsrman unp GppIn 3imerman.
@snsp unp 60. ssssn Gil 8. SGgT.
SranrtS 8. BsiOnsr essen Biaiam SIant unt
gBiaiam GIpmGr.
Subn albright ssstn GibsCn Warts.
SacOb Snypr srssn Gbas. aTsrsa unS SoGr
SrVysa, fen.
@nps glass ssssn SaeOb Eittlcw.
9alUmUn 6amman sessn Sobn 9. Sdul.
Qsab SlCb, GrssutrtT pVR GIIas SlCb, eseel
AlsTanbrr Sbambus.
Samusl grantsnfelb sssfn Rsub. GnssGmnn
gnUs Bstb ssssn asupplb Ssrn unO SboTIs'
Rsl&s.
Grantln Iliar sessn Ssrast @utb.
Gbares @ Sauman ssssn Ssnrv 8aAmau
aurUn @utt ssssn SOtn .Gii&n.
Sarab Ylorttn afssn 5snry 9tot6.
@il6srt Bullion aesen Gbarlss SBiean6.
g1iGiam SissfrisD ssssn DaSio SraBsr.
6. 6snNsrmaGsr u. Scbn 9sssn 9Cbn Camp
6sl.
Ssnry stct6 ssssn sarab MartIn.
Sctn MulhliB ssssn gbrabam Sstpm.
NarOn @'utb geSen GbpIn Deter, Garnil4r
bon prtsr Scrb.
9fury 8. S6mpYr aesen gBm. gDnl6ert.
7 Jamcs gaEGy, Srute.
NGr, t8, 1868. nt(
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@e1eQ10aftS = MudDfltno.

gHa6riat tptrb ttrrmit sssstsn, bab bic felt s.
niger 5sit Der bsRanbsns @ef6dfts Srrtinbuna,
untsr Der 6irma pcn 9 6uOn II. Robeers,
In Dem srftsn gBarD Der Stdbt Gllentaun, am 90 .
Sanuar 1868, hur@ bsIOsfeitiee Gnplaieuns
nuf8slVbt rurbsn III. Sc psrpen batr ale Dir.
ientsen Tiu6t bic NOD an ttlaste Girma foul.
ben, icsIsi4 an1urufsn unO atSutesatIrn, ,-llnb
GoI6s bic nod gInforperunssn tattn mSesn, lInb
ttsnfalls sriuft SCI2e pbus 3siipfrlult rin,utan.
Diesn,
German Sbucn.
Sobn 6obeers.
Glsntaun, Setruar II, 1853. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Gpnf faurptDpG

Das sIn,tse Snarumsut sisisr art IN Alsn'
taun, puroe nsultdb patrntirt unc an SrObtn No-
llen pom GtriR unb Sausr anssl&afft, woOur@ Ft
in ben Staub ssIsbt Fub, Elm ssnauss y'ultsT pee
Scyfss auf popisr su SsiGnsn, DonaG esr Dc"
afqts sut o,formt rpirO unb paGsn mug, sltt6'
sisl psldbs 5crm Der SOpf bGt. Nsus 5dts ora'
den patrsnS Der srRsu Gage ssrr6bnIt6 unanssS
nstm an ben 9rpf, uno mnn&mal tR ss Der Sau
bae fs bic 5prm rrs scpfss ME annsbmtn. Dtt'
fer 5sblsr pirr botur@ perurIa&t, bab 5ttt nit-
mails brm 9cpfs arsspabt, ionotrn nur I'm sA'
aemelnrn Upn SuIairpmsn GrRbsn Vsrfsrtist MIR
ben. I'm pieIsm llstel porIubeu8rn, wuret paS
SuRrumsut, GOnfsurptgps ssnanni, 'iusstatFt'
nit rsldism In 3elt ron sinissn SeeIinetn sii 9f'
names gloSsl tt6 RUpfts r9uItsn wtrs. Damn
wirS Srr SUIT mad bsn, @uNsr bee ROPtfs 81.
fcrmt, pIro ssuau paiisn uno Irst isln pen OEua
AMI irornp sren Shell res 9cpfss, uno namtt
pirb viel SoyIrpse unS untrs llnann'bmIi@FsttsH
vsrbinSrt weTbn.
aasntaun, Sft. %, 1862. nab
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UFSn Der 6TentIiben Meinuns 1T,
|le ms fbeint, in leetcr 3eit, Gin mert:
|bsr ltmf6Ia9 erfoI9t, uno naboenfenbs
pemoPraten fcmmen allerlp6rts ju Dem
9@uB, oob es bob bcfer 1T bic M1B.
l9sln Der 8e9ierun9 ;u unterlfdsen, ale
Il BEN idoliben &ebclIcn 9emeinldaft'
pc sadie au MAIDEN, uno Der enereiibsr
rle9eTabrun9 ale Sinoernife in eer
pe9 lu lc9en. 9Ribt nur au8n6rt6, aud
Sbupleia Gauntp III Gin WrdIel fibt.
u. DIe pVanfce 2tfcn'' merccn i'm.
er iahlreihfr.
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Rhan3t 3WiGbclnl

Der ieei9s prej6 fir 3miebeln Icllte
pen Bauer Ueranlafen, in oierem SLabr
be 8roBe SudntitGt 3lpiebeln ~ Milan.
b. 3uiebeln 9rIten ee9enpdrtio S5
r Barrel; Der Grtra9 pon ltdtr ou,
b Sooen rpiro fib, ipsnn oa6 unfrdut
|iBt9 ausaerottet miro, auf 400 bis 500
lIbel belduF'" NO" crrpartct biz
F6fen Ser, !; ..ss 4Hf,p elnt Farte
h@fTass pom SGoer,
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San6eS : OrD6uftell.

Gqe grtsn 9anbesprcputtsn tpsrbsn Int @us.
tduIa ftir SGaarrn anBencmmen - unS fit gutter
Butter uno Gier ptrb INNER Der bStls Marfts
prsts I II Var8slo bf1abIt.
Sic wsrbsn ibrsn StCd Su iebsr 3sit SOGfan.
big baItsn. unb 10 wrrprn itre prriBr INNER gang
nseer IsIn, 70 nisber ale irssne Icuitwu IN bissr
Staot, uno In Babrbsit sit-ctns prabIsrsi-etwas
ntsorrsr, unp batr pirb man es ju 1snsm gOr.
ttel fnOrn, irsnn man bel itnrn pUrlpriGt, sbs
man IcnawC tauft.
Sir brritS asnCGsns SunoIAait fnb Fs Ger,.
lid banttar, unO wsrpsn Ta ltsts pur3 quite 8s.
tanbluns uno btaiss 9rsibe bsftsbtn. alien 9ln.
iprs&rnpsn serabe mad gDunl6 su bisRrn-unt
fts bitten Oatsr I'm ssnsistsn 3ulpru&.
@eter 9. 0Senuer. 1ranF. Stettler.
QlIsntdun, M6rj 16, 1868. natS
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@rb am's WaImpmic gssafers


1887, III bsr srs 4rtitsI bee Ar bsr is untsr esn
WameH y | III eui. Is rt, in bisitm oSsr
.iraenD slnsm ahbsru eanp, por bad pnblitnm ass
bradDt wurbs. Dtr adts Ariita tann baDuvh az.
FAINT tpsrtsH. taF ter Gans pcn Brnan auI ittsn
QDafsr sin9serudt In.
Srpan'e Ynlmonic Wafers
@ntfrueu 5uilsn, 8erfalunssn. lpsbsu loalS nnO
Raubeit.
8rpan'S pulmcnic @afers
Surirsn Afbma, SrSnbttis unD f6wsrss atbs
men.
SrpanS pulmonic @aferS
8urireu SlutIpeisn uno Sbmsrssn bsr Sruit
Srpan's Yulmcnic @aferS
snrirsn tssinneucs ausisbruns unO quussns
8ranfbEitCu.
Srpan's puImonic 8afers
8urirsn SritutiCn Der OlCulo nnb 2OnhIs.
Srpan's pulmonic 8afers
Surirsu Die Obisen anfaasn in ssbn gRinutsn.
Srpans Yulmonic @afers
Siuo cine eesuune gu alien 8t0fsn unp GSnlti.
Srpan's 9ulmonic Dofrs
Stuo fsbr fbdetur fdr @CsaIiftsn unp SfenH5s
Geouer.
Srpan's YuImOnic 8afers
Sinh in sinsr uniduIeiesn Germ une l&msdSn
ansensbm.
Srpan's Yulmcnic @afers
@ntfsrnsn nitt nur ausin. icnpsrn bepirten cine
oauernee Sur.
Srpan's Yulmonic @1fere
9sSrbsn parrantirt aGssmsins 5pfrscsnbsit gu
9sbtn.
6eine Camille lclIte obne eins Bcr ron @rpan's
pulmrniC Wofsrs i'm 5aule. lrn.
6sin @si(subsr Sbns siuen @crratb ron 9rpau 's
| puImcnis 98afsrs in fsinsr &afbs.
8eins pericn uiro fdb is ltraubCn 25 Gents fur
8rpans puImOnis Bafsrs Bu bsJobGu.
Sob WioieS,
eusiui9sr Gi9sutbdmsr, SOdbsitsr, ". ..
or @bsufauS 3u psrtauttn tsi ben ;Drueel1eu
5ebn %. Wlcier uup gapaU uno G1avtu in NIItn
taun.
Sstruar IL, 1853. nalr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
l3duern gllaIfbinGn- -Wf(tblft

baS
Iiauern MaItbiRrn-0f(fbift
nod INNER auf cine irtr aussrpebnte @siIe an
isnem altsn Staneplabs III Der Stem Strass, ,pt-
Iaen ben Turner uno @bsp Strassn, In Der
Start Gusntaun, fprtbetg'ibt, alIpU or bsrCit III
In 1rinrm Saas, ale AnlpRhmbe pulfpmmtn ,u
bsfrisbiasn. Gr bdIt railIba immsr aui Snnp
unp Serfsrtat auf SsRslanssn; 4;
Grlte 8dte DreimaIDinen, Sutterf6neif
Der, @ornf66uer, Grett9epolten, Yas
tent S6deers, bic beiten Die i'm @es
brdub ftno, eononal3en, Qatents8inos
mdblen, u. no, lno 70 liefert CT oub
out Seitelluno phn ben aIlsrbeiten
SdesSri0s.
Gr talt aud isoert'it 5an ben bsRsn Seltin9e
fir Mal&tncn, 10 Die sr1s Gats Tubes ftir Sd
Drills gum getauf auf 3ane-unO 70 prrri6trt
CT aud Austshrrunsfn unO gutsherunssn an ben
Sudege unb Wanna'S NdbmaIdtncn,
uuN iitrrbaupt SsrrIatst Ct 3lid grtfIt an allen
anbern Sduwn' NaI6lusn.
SUlde bic MnI6iusn su faufsn pan1&sn, rsr.
TEN ss gu i0rem Scrttdl fnben. wfnn lIs bel itm
aniprr6fn uno lstnt artriten, bic aar untfr Iener
siScnsu gufRdt bn@ bic bfRsn 9Irbster bic ju
erbaIt'n fno ssrriGtet n6rrben, unb fir wst&r er
babrr pObl gut fprs6tn fann, tsIr9sn unb bttr.
tbsiI'n sbe lIs fcnltpO tdufsn.
Gr III bfpIi@ banitar fir brrsits ssnOfsne
SuncfGdft, unO wtrb lidI lets befrrtsn burh biz
lI8e preibs-ipslGs 70 richer nenn niGt nispfrsr
ais an trssnO sinem daf IN Srt in Ssnn'slpanirn
Fno--pinttiGse BtCIfassiJ uas sortTsFi&r grtis
.fsl, li& IrInen SULIsn gntbsIl Der Cunt pss Dub
lttums SuSu,sbsn, rpelGss gsrtrausn tr bnnn Ou&
wctl gu waE0issn uiifsn rIrb, CT 5ittst bnbrr
I&Iirbli& um ssnsIstrn 3uipru@.
SSScnatban SO. &cb.
gIGrS ! 1, 1863. nq6W
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SSacess1 : SS0Oreat.

GNe rilr @df auspabI SuHnSpaarsn &C.,
GSrt sbsnfuls gu ibrsm Stpd, 70 pts aud
3Gbrr, Warfts unb anbere SBrbe, Be-
fen, S9ubbiirlten unb S6ub>
piGIe.
uuo fur, alle unO irbr 4rtitsl fir pslGr In sntm
pObI9ddatsn @rC;srrisn GtObr na6ssfrast
wirO, unO welas unmBsIIA ale bier bnamt
pcrpen fBnnen,
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SimptbDladmsn mb SldhsfaamCu
,u Ssrtaufsn unb pIrb sstduft Uon ben llnisr.
l6ritbsntn In Der 5amiltOn-S Straes, nddRt 9bd.
re ju gcpsGs' WafGinsn. S&dp, In NI'ntcwR.
8lanf uno Gbriifman.
g'EFpsF p, 1859, Rsby
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25

Sts astwott 3il6s u sine lstT quite bette
esnb aus Wadrflfn ylc. 1 2 unb 3, tsim sanpn,
balbsn unb Oisrtsl Barrel. 70 Wis 9abpOss btH
Barrel uup gUtfI6 tslm @funp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
@e1eQf6aftS AudDIuno.

Na&ri6t wirO bisrmt ssssbrH, bas bic fratu
tsItttsnbs Gsf&aftssgerbincuna, untsr Der 5Irmu
uCn Sreinis unb 6 liver, als &auf.
mann'S6nriber, in Der Stabt Nlsntaun, nit sr'
ssnisittsrr einwIatsuns am 25asn 8tbruur 1868
aufselUa WOrrsn IL. Dabsr babsn ale Die.
isni9sn welts nC& an bsIasts Sirmu f6ulbis
llno, atsubsSabIsn, uno SpIGe bic nod rs&tmas
Ise GUrcsrunasn tabfn, bsIisbtn bislslbsn putl.
braaIist sin3ubinbtssn an
s. 8, Sreinie,
Samuel GclpPr.