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WICKERSHAHf'S
SCHOOL ECONOMY.
treatise the preparation, organization, employ
menis, governments and authorities ef schools
BY JAMES PYLE WICKERSHAM. A. NJ.

Principal Penns ylTania State Normal SCHOOL at Mlers-
vnle Pr. l5mo. Sl,25
From the Mass Teaeher.]
We heartily invite the readers Of the Teac1er exam
inc this excellent volume. believing that win to
hasten the time hen teaching viii be recognized as
profession and he teacher be fitted Cor his work as
command the respect Of the wise and good.
From tie Com. School JourIal.l
This is an exceen book and welcome il as a yalu-
able addition the mited lists of works for teachers
II written by and experienced teacher
by whose heart the great work Of Education. 1t
Is full of useful hints suggestions and directions no
true teacher read IT without profit We sincerely
thank Prof Wickersham for the preparation Of this work
Il viii be good wherever it may be circulated.
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LEFT FOR THE FIELD.-0n last Tuesday morning,
Lieut.. Doyle, of Co. /, 2lst Pennsylyania Cavalry,
left again for the scene of active operations in Vir
ginia. This gallant officer has been spending some
time in the bosom of his family at New Paris this
county. eonvaleseent furlough While noby
leading a charge, dismounted, on the Srd of June
last at Bethesda Church. in Virginia, he received
Mimic ball through the feshy part of the right arm
below the elbow. The wound was very sore and
painful at first but is now fast healing up. The
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel and 1st Major were
all wounded in the same charge. The Colonel is al.
so recovering rapidly and will soon be able to take
the field. Lieut.. Doyle is well know in the western
portion Of this county ardent and enthusiastic ad
mirer Of our free and liberal institutions, having
been born in Ireland and tasted the tyrany of Eng
land Liberty to him is 10 unmeaning fanciful
term, and while the Great Ruler of the Universe
endors him with the power to strike for the main
tainanee of free institutions that long will he be
found perng his life, if necessary, for their preser
walton. In the field he is represented as the fearless,
brave, intrepid officer, the idol of his men and
superiors; and whose moral courage is only equalled
BY his desire to crush the rebellion, and crush it
quickly.
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A DMINTsTRTnI,s NnTErE

A DMINISTRToR'S NOTICE
Letters of Administration haging been granted 10
theundersgned of the Borough Of Schesbdrg upon the
estate Of john Kulpylate of Sehelsburr deed by the
Register Of Bedford county. All person knowing them
selves indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims viii present
them property authenticated for settlement
DUNCAN McYTCKER,
may u, IS64-6tS. administrator
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TRADING BAD Fees FoR GOOD oSEs.--The world
presents some strange characters and it occasional
II requires strange circumstances to develope them.
We we're forcibly reminded of this piece of sage
perience by luderons IDEAL Of 'felow citizenp
which to understanding notl long ago; thus:
A gentleman Bas quietly enjoying his leisure and
ease onthe sidewalk fronting his own, neat coy res
idence- His attention was called to scene in an
adjoining lot across the way. There he saw a boy
coming out of stable with great hat full of eggs
de was met at the door BY the proprietor close fs
ted, tight fitting three cent shaver Who would scale
creased pole forty fve feet high for quarter.
ShyIock closely scranized the eggs, taking up one
at time and shaking it. then another, and another
until the entire number were examined. They W ere
evidently bad eggs of the worst brand.
The gentleman lost sight Of the boy and man, hat
and eggs, for few minutes, when he was not lit
lie surprised to discover the boy leaving his he gem
teman's) own residence With the identical hat well
filed with eggs. His first conclusion was that the
boy had been endeavonng to sell them to his
family. "Hlo, boy, what have you gottherel' shout
ed he. Old shylock answers, Il want to get new
breed ofchickens and | sent few eggs over to ex.
change, The gentleman having seen the examina-
ton felt sure that his people had been trading good
eggs for bad ones, and upon examination found all
as he expected, and that the old skinner had taken
this method to trade old eggs for aew ones.
MORALE What viii miser not do to turn an
honest penny,
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The Rev. S. J. Niceous Of Chambsrsburg, viii
preach in the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath at
lo3 o'clock A. NJ, and Rev. J. N. Crowell of Phila-
delphia, at Il P. II.
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a TERRIBLE FAII-The inmates of the Bedford
Hotel were aroused during the night of the 14h inst
oy the falling of heavy body on the pavement be-
tween the dining and bar-rooms Upon hurrying to
the place terrible sight presented itself A man
named W Swindler, agent for John W. Jenkins, No.
20 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Maryland, who
ha Deen stopping at the hotel for several days had a.
rsenn ms sleep andthrust himself of the window
and fell distance of fifteen feet He was terribly
ent and bruised, his nose was crushed fiat, but no
limbs were broken. He had returned from the
Springs about ten ana half o. clock and retired and
this fearful accident occurred directly afterwards.
He IS recovering very rapidly.
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A DMINIsTRAT0Rg NOTICE.

A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE
a Letters Of Administration upon tine Estate OF Alsr
eson, late Of Bedford Township, ed, having been
granted TO the undersigned by the Register Of Bedford
Co1nty an persons knowing themselves indebted 10 said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate payment
ana those having claims viii present them properly
thenticated for settlement
WALTER B. gibson,
june l664-6ts. JOHN BROWN Adn4r's.
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A UDIT0R'S NOTICE.

A LDIIOKS NOTICE..
4 n The undersigned, Auditor appointed by the Or
phans Court of Bedford County Penna, to make dstri
hon Of the balance in thehands of John B. FIuck ESQ.,
Administrator of the Estate Jacob Fuek late of Hope
veil township deceased and among parties omitted
ihereta viii attend at his Office in Bedford on Wednes
day, the 14tk ef .ac ne at clock p NJ for the
poses Of his appointment
juno 364-2t J. r. DTRBORROW
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The 2nd. Quarterly Meeting for Rainsburg cirenit
will be held on Saturday and Sabbath the soth and
3lst Of July at Hartley's Church
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G. BERKsrREssER, Pastor.

DIsTIyaUIsHEp ARR1yALs.-An unusual large
number of visitors have been registered at the
springs this week. On Wednesday Miss. Lane,
Miss. Harriet Buchanan, DR.. Henry Carpenter and
James Buchanan arrived. A number Of his and
J. Davis friends from town went TO the Mt. Dallas
Station 10 meet him, and returned to the springs
with him. Gen. Buell. who is staying at the springs
rode in the same carriage by the side Of Mr. Buch-
anan A ''Col.'' Plulne Of Philadelphia was con
spiciops on the occasion. The ''co IS the person
who swung his hat and hurrahed loudly in town one
day last week, when was reported by the allies Of
the rebels that Washington vas captured. A young
man who has been in the rebel rviea under limbo
den Tss very appropriately in the company.
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DURISe the past week We have been in New York
for the purpose ofproe4ring fast power press. We
have succeeded in finding one, admirably adapted
we think TO our wants.
All varieties Of press work from small card to a
large sized newspaper can be executed in the best
style on it. We expect it win be in operation in
few weeks in our printing Office. During our alb
sence our friend Mr. DurboFrow has had charge Of
the Inquirer and most Of the original matter in this
weeks pape. is his.
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jung q, ,c4-en
A UDTToR's NOTICE.

A UDTToR's NOTICE.
n The undersigned Auditor appointed 10 make dist
button Of the funds the hands Of Thomas Fisher Al
minsator Of fcatharne siger late of Cumberland yac,
township Bedford County Pa deed hereby gives notice
lst pc viii attend 70 the duties Of his appointment on
Monday, tie Iltt day ofaiy, A. d. 1868 at his Office q
the Borough Of Bedford when and where all parties inter
es;ed may attend if they think proper
June IT.-2t 1gd,,o,
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Rev. A. Essiel1 of St. James, Church Gettysburg
viii preach in the Lutheran Church on Sabbath at
l04 O clock.
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III
ILLUSTRATED HORSE DOCTOR,

Being accurate and detailed account aecompapied
by than TOO pictorial representations characteristics
to the yarQus diseases 20 which the Equine race are Sub
Jeeted together with the latest mode of treatment and
all the requisite prescriptions written in plain English
By Edward MAYHEM, NJ. r. c. Y. g. author Of several
Works on Veterinary Art.
From the London Globel
Every gentleman who possesses or cares for HOSES
weHld do well okeep this book in his house Mr. Nav
hew treatment Of the worst diseases 10 which horses are
liable is very clearly laid down and the method Of keen
ing horses well aud to prolonged old age is that of ma
tGre, Of common
From the Era.1
No one with the least equine knowledge eur require to
be tod that Mr. Mathew the for the tasl which he
has undertaken, and most satisfactorily aecompished-
His high reputation in the veterinary art ard his aua
cations as praetced writer on domestic an n2l
him the very person for supplying intelligent and in
teesng work on the diseases Of tile hnrse which would
be devoid Of mere professional localities While at tie
sal8e time mis- ssiil drau ghtsInan and huIor as
witty observer Of life enabled him illustrate with his
pencil what he had written with his pen We advsedly
say that The Illustrated Horse Doctor is the very best
book OF the kind which know; and what gives it an
essenai charm Is that the snthor thoroughly syIhpa
thizes With the noble animal which he describes
We AZ once pronounce If scientific vet inteigiha in
forming Yet highly anusing acceptable the profound
horse doctor yet the work fan others for the book shelves
10 every gsnfienaas sanetusH. We cfso st our
unqualified appreciation and ecommendation.
SEithcr Of the above books win be sent by mail on
receipt OF 23.
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sick and wounded Penne. Volunteers.

Information respecting Pennsylvania soldiers in
the Hospitals of Philadelphia, may always be had
By application toJos Parker, chief Of the Hospital
Commission, at the rooms of the Young MeRs Chris
tisa Association, No. 1904 Chestnut street.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-22

DISAPPOINTED. subscriber writes that II, as
well as others Of your subscribers were very much
disappointed in not finding list of the drafted 1es
IN the Inquirer Of the 8th inst" We should have
printed the list We could have procured It in time
In conversation with Capt. Eyster. we got the I'm
preston that he intended to send US a list Of the
d7ait Of Jnly 9TH in TINE for insertion in the Iag.tt
Ter Of the Sth, but none vas received. We should
haze been glad 70 have published it as matter of
la7eTast TO our readers
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DIED.

On the 9Th inst, near st. Clarsvie Minnie daughter
days. ~ an"
The deceased to her death by accidentally falling
into the mill-race
On the 18th inst, kdam SON of Jacob Dbert. aged
years, months and aays
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A subscriber at Six Nile Ran sends US three nex
for the Ilquirer, and adds the above are al
good men-I win Try and get yon some more Per-
hsps others Of our readers and Subscribers may get
sn idea from this, and act on it. Our power press,
that is TO come, will enable to supply reasona-
bic number Of new subscribers. Say one thousand
SPEcTAcLEs, SProTAcLEs. LET those see which lean
not see; The greatest relief and improvement on
the sight can be secured by using the celebrated Per
iscope Crystal Specsacles which have proved so ben
e6cial to thousands Of people since first introduced
and are The best remedy for weak and afflicted eyes.
Every person using glasses viii ind to his advantage
BY consulting thorough practical opteian as only
such is able to suit them properly.
NJ Polachek Proprietor Of the Columbus 0p.;cal
Institute Is in town at the Washington Hotel and in
vites the public in general TO call him immediate
j. as his stay in Bedford viii be only for avery shct
time
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Episcopal seryicc viii be held At the Springs next
Sabbath morning at loi O'Clock, and in the Luther
an Church in the evening at 5 o'clock, en- which oc
cason the Rev. NJ. Mombert of Lancaster viii
preach
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
GAS grOfr GngIif6r 0rilmit-
...... .,..... Sir SpBu Glarfe's
berabmtes t1Iittet far Srauensimmer,
subrstst naH ttnsr gUrf6rift bes cir &.
Ell Glarte, @. o., auss.ad&nstr arst
csr & 8ufQtn.

2 Disit Hnf9dsbart gRcSislH n anfsbltar far bt,
7etiIun9 Don allen ben ftbmer,bontn unp asfdbrli.
shen Arantbtitsr, wttGsn bic 9enfiimtisntn Don
,Urauenitmnlern untSrpcrGsn fnS. Sit psrmin,
Ctrt allen uebermab unp Entfernt alls 6inberu;f,
--nnc auf e:nt fefsrti9s psiIuuS Faun man T&
'F&sr OsrIafsn. "
-5-.. far ufrbeiratbsts sSrausn,immFr
u etsfette gan; bslontsrs tbabtar. sic brinst IN
SsnGr turSsn Belt bic mpnailideH sritbtn ouf zine
8audnfhtt aBeiie an.
81 Ssbs 8sttsl, prsis elm Sbalsr, bat ben Nsaits
an9s:Stamp reu &ros6rittOniiu aaf ib, um Sals
@uu9tn ~ psrbGtiu.
a.... Sfib pprfbtid.
Dttit pitIsn ieIItsn Id ssncmnen wtrbtu In
ben bret srftsn MlOnaten btr Sbwanasrfbaft iu.
bsm bieielbt iIbsrlib ein; unjsti9s Gsturt wrurs
tansn.-bst ttnfr ieSsn oHbsrn Gslsasnhsii otsr
Fno bissIts S6li9 fdw.
Sn alien SaIIsn Son nsrpSisR unO Spinal,ani6s
kh' 6hmsrien IN Dem 8Udsn unb ben Stsbsrn.
ptrStlcpftn, bptsrds, u. No., bsrpirfen oisle qD!ls
fr time auF Ipsnn ale anofrs NRittsl fsblgslbIa
Stn batsn unp cGfbon Gin Farfes belmitts(, snts
beItsn bis pillen oennof fsin GiIsN, Gatcmst 1rs
ftHonr, nod tr9rnS CtrpuS fcuF, baS ctr Gcnftitus
alen Ebabst.
Bon rauwtiIunstn bePinotu I'D, in ben pompb.
ds um ct pada9ta wsthe pObI auftspabrt rpsrs
btn iclIten.
I.0O unb pCf.StimY5 in tlnen Brief stnass
6lcnsn. an tr9sno stnsn autborifrtsn Issntsn 9e,
lal'oI tsrt tr9eno Ssnianc stu, @otrt, Sntcalttnb
% ptHsn, bslm &idtebr bsv gcfi ju.
audnissr aSsnt fit tie @ersiuiattn stuottn
~''V 0'e eanaPaS' Cob W1CfeS,
q goriIauo StroFt, 81. o.
0FG FGbenfaltS 81 battn tei bsn Drueaiftsn Sobn
%. Nctr uno eapau uno gRortin, in IIsntauu.
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N1MriMt

UirN bitrmt sssstsn, bns bic unttrSri6nstsn
ais Grreutcrs ppn Ger 5intulafsni6uft Der Str'
1crbsnr Iabttt Sacc E, trbtbin BON
9lcrb gGtsilGaI 5auni6ip. 9t6a Gaunty, sr'
nannt wcrbtn Fn6. alls SVlG. batr, wsI&s
nod an tsfdste SintsstalltniGaft I6ulbsn, Fnb
6isrbr& aufstiproHt inusrbaIb 6 gRc6m bel
ben llnttr3si6nsrn nr,uruftn unb 8tGtisFdt gu
maGm,--llnb SOt6s bic ns6 uGtmdbias IN.
iprtGs gu MAIDEN baden, flnS rtsnfals sriu6t fol-
DE innebaIt rtm nGinIiGtn 3dtraum WUGItrfd'
tt9t sinjubSncisrn an
1brobam Saeob, er,ors
Qaron Saeo:, " 0'e'
Wcosmbtr %. 1864. ra6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
6 NrOSelaf S0atSesl
Der Wereiniaten Staaten.

United States Five Twenty Bonds
DtrIs Sanbsr RnO ausstOsllt auf guturitG
elmer Gtts brs GUnsrsifss Der 9rrsinistsn Staa.
ten, pnIilrt ben 25isn 5sbruar 1862. Gle prr.
Osn esfwssen s 6Gnfo3pan3ts D n.
Der Senannt, nell fs In anjtg Sabren
iablbar fnb, bic 8seisruus liH atsr bas 8shi
Uortsedlt. birfslbn nod 8trIauf bon fiinf Satrrn
u bt3Iblsn. NIT prcjtnt SntrsRsn, ;abItar
I'M tittn Wlat urb am tlsn glcusmtsr ieosn
3abrss. Serem Banoe fine bic seb5rigen GOus
oOna an8stGngt, uno man bat, trsnn man feline
Jnfsrt6tn Ssten Tiu, blOs bic fdaissn Coupons
lb'uf6neiesn unf rislslbsn an Irssnb einsm
Sanf- 5aufe Uosr Sartne. .9naitutr etn,ursi&sn,
no bic 5ntertlftn rbnt ab3us bs5a6lt tperben.
so Snbsm bic llntsrTGrietsnrn aIs autoriflrts
Gssntsn tsr 8eaisruns anseRrlIt Tnb ftir ben
Ssrtauf bsisr 8dnbfr, 70 fnb hielrl6sn ;u baEsn
In bsm SanE 5auIs BON %. $. BGumer
uno s o., iOpis In bsr Q me SaStna
y amt tn alIentaun. gBsiters ausfunft sr.
tbsilen bic @eentsn.
@barles 9, 8ufd.
gSilliam .. Slumer.
Auentaun, Apgl 90. ratp
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sin6erunB in 10 Nlinuten.
o T = q n's 9yulr,pnir gSnfers.

Sttle ori9tnsas W1sbi;in, jusrft ,uterettst In
1851 III Der frts Qrttfel Der Art, Der is ursr btm
g'amen q ImOntt aBa 8, in tieIem cbsr
tr0tno ttntn anoern eauO, D6r Gas putlitum aes
craht puroe. Drr aht: Qrtitsl fam oaourdb Srs
Sannt weroEn, bas Der glams ron Grpau auf isSen
S8attr sinsserudt it,
.ai Srpan'5 9uImonic gBofer8
,0nttern'n eGFsn, @erfat!unssn, ;psbsn 5als unb
sRaubtit.
g Srpan's @utmcnC @ofers
Surtrsn aFbHa, SrCnbitiS unO ihmrts atbs
stn.
-.r. SrDan'S Putmonic @afers
nrtrsn Slutfpsisn upo 5bmerJeu Der 9rua.
- Srpan'6 pulnonic 8afers
Surirsn bssinRsupt GusssHrpna uut euustns
&rantbtittn.
8rpan'6 Dutmonic 2Safers
Surtrsn Sritaticn Der N0uta unS Gcnfls.
Srpon'5 puimonic g8afers
&nrtrsn DIE obi9sn Infausa in setn gRiuutsm.
Srpan'5 Yulmonic 8afer8
etnb cine Ss9nuu9 sn allen Etaftn unt GSnfis
iutienen.
Srpan'5 @utmOaic Q8afers
StnO fsbT idRastar fiir Hoatia,n unt Sfsuuibs
SrDan'S putmonic g8afes
Sinh in elmer unfbulpiam 6orm unO ldmsdsu
an9suebm.
8rpaH'S puInlOnic gSafcrs
Sntfsrusn niat uur OGGin, lonNern tspiyttu cine
Gutraee Sur.
Srpon'6 pulmouic g81fere
Btrbsn warrouiirt aII9em,iut 9ufrjstmbstt Ut
s6Cn.
Es'ut San,'lts tcll!s ebus sjui ycr pen Brrau's
pulmcntc 1afsr6 i'm oauS lin.
Stln SetlsneEr cbnI ein!n @crgatb Ten Y1rQ4ns
9atmcnit aBaisrS in fsiacr Salts.
sine psrfcn lutrS tid is iiy&uttn - Gents fir
Srran's puIncri: BafGr6 gu 6r,atisn
aaHs Sob Wlofes,
Giasntbamtr, - Gerlantt, Straes, 81. %.
~ Gtsnfalls ju ptrfaukn Isi ,etn DyuaaiTer
sSobn .. sRcIsr unN eaIpAn unt GRartin in I(isn
tnun.
Ueotuat TO- lSO4' Rllr
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3 ug g tD6 t..
3amaa mp Martin

gSbNisaiS uno Rstaii Drua9ifisn anb 9bsmit,r, Dr.
u eSsit pami!ten Straes, nahs 9s9SRdtSrrsr Sbo:
felICpSs palIe in Huentaun, pa
fabt9n fhsr ourh fTen9s unb bi(li0s 8afusrtanEeit
auf tbr Sshdft une burb baltsn Der beffen unb
frti6stfn MGotjtnsn, allln bic uclft 8efrtsbiouno
seten gu tSnnsu, bic its nit bram 9uprud bssBrsn,
Oa mir briSS grGeuirtS ptr HrVns6irstunasfuuIl
hub, fC tSuusn mir SGmiiitn ron eer Rsinbsit un:
srsr gRseijinsn p'rEhsrn, bic mir a(Ir rEm 0tr.
St. CLEARINGHOUSE 9emSf iubsrEitsn.
SSebit Oru9S mu6 GbemtfaIiem
psrfaufsn mir aNe pcpuIaren paispms0i;insn, Scr.
fdmsrSttn fGnj0 artifsL oaarSs, 6aar: Nidaet, unt
3abnbdriGn, Sluib, MtCttI. Ganpbins, .8SblsuS
pcn eer tCiten 0ualitGt 8cbIsnS!.sampsn, (Eluib:
uro SsI;eampeu irsr6sn gum 8renntn ron RoblsnE
um9sdnosrt) NRdtf6es, ,Sfsnhpdr;s. GpsttSt, Sart:
ftcffs Spsjsrsien, &c &c.
8scnosrs Iufrnsrtfamtsit pirb tsr 3utsrsitunc
prn ar,tIihen Bslbrsibun9sn 9epbmtt.
Stcbrbaltsr fno Gtbtun9sStu eneelatSn bG unt
| stntn @eriub ju mahGn, tbs fs in fsn Cities tau:
| fen, inesm mir nit Sobrttanteu unO Smpcrtsurs
@inrhtun9tn 9strcfsu bGbtn, weburb mir ibnsn
aufs csrtbsilbaftefs psrtaufsn tSnnsn.
psttoralsS up-tin berrlibeS uno rpirt.
famts SNitte in buitsn uuo gsrtdItunsin unb fIr
Rinesrun9 Der Gus3ebrun9. prsis 25 Gents BIZ
Slafhs.
8cp q b. - psrionen biz on nsural9iihtr
Sdmsrisn orsr nsrpSIsn acpfpsb leiosu, srbaltsr
feeIcib einosruna turtb Ssbrauh unkrss Gspbatit
StiTiss preis 25 Gents bic Slnfhs.
gam Item 8 aarpu I Il gum 8eintesr
tes Scpfss, Gutftrnuu9 pcu 8rino w., l21 Gtntt
per pad ...
Srii6t Sarttn.e sr-euarautir
gut ju fem. -
ptctcsrdpbifhs Gbsmscattn fsts porr6tbia.
5abn6rjts fnbtn in unfrsr apctbsfe fistS elmer
Sorrdtb pcrSsgnnsr 3Sbns ron rCr pCridslihHtn Scr
fsrti9ur9.
6. 8. 9arpau,
0slpeeS S. Wortin.
aGeurauu, gRdrj s, 1864. nale
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@robe Srunrs sGinie BON oem gtorben un6
9toropeifen fir @bilooetpbia, Weus
porf, &saoin9, QottsuilIe, g.:
knnnn 0fmentnmn ia nRnn

banonI NIentaun, Galtcn
etc. etc.
SGgs Ssrld6tn S1arriSburg fir gleuYcrE tplt
folst (: I'm 800 unb 9.15 8Crmittaes unr
1.45 Nahmittass, unO langsn an In glruporf
um 10 ll6r 8srmittd9s urb PAS unp 10 90
bss Naamtttags unb NbenSs.
Die UtiSsn 3iSs tr'ff,n nit atnIiasn 3assn
auf tsr 9tnnfylpanta @iisnbabn yulammen, lnS
S6laffauen nno bd ttn ;psi srfsn 3iSm Utnf
sinsn gBtGIsl.
gulaben fIir JttabinB, VGtttYitlt, SumuQun,
UiinersVtlls, Quentaun uno 9bilaptlpbta, um
8.f5 bee gormttaas uno AS bes NahmIt'
tags, unb taltEn bios an In. 2e6arpn unp ben
Saupt'StatUnrn.
gBtg' 9age, bic an alien Yuntttn an6alItn, I'm
7.25 9prmittags uno 4 40 Rahmittaes. 9u,
riidtsbrnb 9srlabsn N'upUrt um 8 gOrmtt
td9s. IL WittaaS unb 700 gtsnbs. pbiIa'
ptIptia um 8 8crmitIas5 unb $50 gla&mitD
tags YottSpills UNI $50 9Urmiitn8s Ia.
maaua I'm $40 gCrmIttuas unb 2.15 Nahmit.
tass, uno RtaOing UNI IL WttnnaGt. 1885
unb 10.45 Sormittass unp 1 36 unb Cos Sss
Na6mtttdgs.
ReabIng. .Iuommob Bug ptrldbt 8sa'
6in9 um $50 SprmittaaS uno fs6rt son pbila'
rrlp6ia Buriii UNI 4.30 Nl6mittnss.
Der Columbia giitnbutn,us BsrIGbt Rsabins
UNI Gao unS fl gOvmittass fir Gpprata, ei'
ts, Columbia etc.
Sennta8en; gsrlnBsn bic 3dsf
Ntuporf I'm 7 ll1r bsnbS; YbIIaOtlptia um
.3.15 NaAmittaa5; pOttsoiue 730 gOrmit.
tags 6dmoqul 7 Gormttast SarrIsturs 8.
Is @crmittdBt, unO RsatIne um IL ubr Nit'
tsrna6t fir Sarristurg.
GOmmuiatiCn', ReilersiOs Satrseits, S6uI.
uno grturRons 2idsts 81 unp YCn aIlrn Ymftn,
an tsratBtIsbten YreiBSn.
9aaSass miro Oara ,,sta'dt" so plumb If
sinsm ispen Yafl8tsr srlautt.
@. Il. gtibclt5,
65mUal Sugsrintsnrsrt.
9IegsmGSr %, 1864 raSr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-12-06
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Gas sin,tse SnRrumsnt bIs1tr Dirt In ellIsns
taun, purbs nsuli@ pattntirt unb an srUBsn SO.
fen bon Gbrta unb Sausr anStf&afft, wOburh fIs
In ben Stanb 9sisBt fuO, elm ssnauss Nultsr bss
SUpfss auf paplsr gu js6nsn, iprna@ Der bt'
1tlte 5ut ssfurmt tptrO unO paiTsn mub, stt6s
ptsl psl&r 5urm Der SCpf tat. gisus 5ite brd'
den tpdbrsnb btr trfsn Sage espShnlt& unanss'
nsbm an ben 8Opf, unO munGmnI III ts Der Sall
bae Gis bic S1rm 6se Ropfss ME annGbmsn. Die
fer Gebisr tpIrb barura SsrurIa6t, bas 3its ME.
mails bsm SOpfs ansspnbt, fpnorrn nur im 9ll.
esmsinsn ron SrIGisbsnrn @rBbsn Strfertist psr.
ben. I'm bieism usbsl pur5utsussn, wurSs bas
Snfrumsnt, GUnf8urUtYps ssnannt, tinssfdGrt,
nit wtlGsm In Belt SUn rntstn Seeunbtn elm gt'
nauss Npbsl bGs Rppfrs srbaItsn tpirb. Damn
pirO btr Sut nab Dem @uasr bss Rcpfss ss.
fOrmt, ptrb esnau pafsn uno frsI irtn BON Druid
auf irssnO rinrn sbsiI tts SUpfss, unb bamIi
rirb Uisl SOpfUsb unp anefre llnannsbmli@fsten
pnttnOrrt ptrbn.
Nllsntuun Sctctsr 30. 1863. naFv