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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

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iis bsiIis prFHnn, baB bic Rspublitann bes
niat stttan battn. GOIsIi& md6sn ss bic Cop.
prttabs, GirtsIrittsr unO bic eisbns Der bsmu /.
fratii6sn Yarttsi sepsitn Istn. Sa bic waren
ts, unS biss Fam Gslu sbtIt&r @sni4 Ssrnstnn
--uuS Sn Observation-Disclosures Yfarnr auf Der
Rar;d mu6 10 Auaeten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

Ear Der Gm. 8sp. Don Sorissr @oGs trs
riGtst:
Dts e.-Dit earbGrute In aGlrn
@tssnbsn Oon S@upItia 9uunts. brirssu uns
bic srfrtuIi&s NaGriGt. ta6 bic gutfGttn riHsr
rsi&Ii&tn Ssu unb Gru&t 'Grnte ME bsiTsr gene.
fen Fnb ale isst. Mtt Der 9suernts purbs BE-
tsits bisfs Dc&s Der arfans ssma&t. gtsnfU
FuO bic gusf&tsn Der SOmmtr. 9strsibs, als
9afsr, 0sIi&iCrn, @runbbsrsn II. T. IT,, ptsI.
psrIprsHtnb. gBir wsrbm aud nit rintm reid.
Iiaen Grtrus bon Stf iebsr art SrIrsnst psr.
rtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
Committee. .gSerfammL,ntt.

Die llntDn'@rHuttue Gaanty COMMITTEE psr'
iammslts fIA 5ufOIss pCrter srssbna gnssiSe,
am IsBten SamfaS, am 5auIs BON M ss
. d ned, In aarntaun, unb rabIts gmaus ale
ben DIT Sur @tbaItuns unIertr nd&Rsn Gaunty.
grriammIuns as. Die Bit u auf ben fen
Suli feRssIrbt.
Die COMMITTEE Sntaste fb Johann Bic ;u
pbistm Sag unb Srt. tpu rs bann trworttt pirb,
pnb ale NitsItsbr tsrftItsn sssnwdrtis fstn
n,irn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
Die 1rmse Der Der. 5taatcn auf oem
,SrieoensfuEe,

Dem StrnsbmeH mad tpirb bic grmss Der Ser.
Staatsn bis auf Btittrss aus fOIssnbsn Gruppsn
bsFstsit
Qtntta. .@rmtr. War'mum 9sRanb {.
Snfantsrte 45,600, Rdtrrrt 14,400, artilsrie
$4,000 3uIummsn $500 Mann.
5aneUds Corps: 10000 Wann
SnpaItbsneprps: $4,000 Rann
NsSsrtruppeHi $4,000 Mann-
aass In @lsm 1906 Nann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

0r Die 5srr.u6irne. - 0srr: Differ
Strnbdum alIstn ipIrb su& sum 5srtR ben Spst'
der fi[lm.
Bauer: Ns Da BIN Id fruS, trtnn tf
brrt Bic bier S&cd trnbts. Dafdr ia's absr
aud bic 5errntirns.
5trr; SO II wutG cine re6t 1aftise, quite
SUrts unO barum tsiBt fe sspib aud pObl
6trunbtrns
Sausr: Nt Q4ir nsnntn 6en Baum bee.
balls nur Die 5srrsnbrns, neil sr's maht ps bic
Srrsn-tis pitI suIprt6sn unO wsnis taltn |
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

0Ir Clement 9. 8uaunbtssum bon SSiO,
tat sinsn Srisf ssihrisbsn, wOrin r 3ussRstt,
bus sr NIT isnsr Sppu iftiUn sssen ben srisS fiir
bic Union I'm llnrsdt mar. CT frsut FG tibsr
bic Qtl&afFuns Der Stlapsrd ais tInsn Ssssn
ftr ben Sdbtn uub fUrrrrt sar te3tiGsn untsr'
adsuns bss grdfcsntsn SCbnIun bur& bic SsmO'
tratif6s Yartsi auf.
,,BotrIi&, t6 fuss quo, ts tbtrb In StmmsG
msbr 6rsubs fein tbr rinen Sinbrr, btr Sues
ttut, uIs iibtr 80 @srs&te."
DuasH biz Singer SaGanbistamS tsbt tbtrm
Nsiasr auf BEN nsusn pfubt ftlssn Sc tbsr
btRo bsGsr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
NeDmet Sbd6tl
Die lJte cSuIt Gcmmitteen


Die @CmmItttn auf GUlrtticn, bon BEN Str.
i&tepenen 9auul&tps unb BUruusts bon 9s&d
Saunip, fiir bic tumnisnbs Ate Suit SeIer, Rnc
trluht une snstiapsn R& nit brr anUrbnunss>
COMMITTEE gu priammrln, auf nd4Rm SamRas
ben 24fm Stunt, I'M llbr gla6mIttass, am
@aaeauit bon .. 8. 5assnbu&, UNI BE.
riGt 3u erfiattsn unp um fH ttsr w,ttrrt Dor.
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osrstntssn. SO wire srpartst Oab elm tsbts gits
9Iis6 8essnpartis fetn tuIrO. O.-Gsrnrr
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wdniGfn stpas bon @Bwuarsn ju bisIsm f}s1e Tel:
jutrassn, 70 iiuo lUI&e nluGt lObuIb oils mSsli&
an GnDs sDeiB, SO. ST Of 5amiltUn Stra-
BE au brri4tn, ,--Auf anorOnuns p'r COMMITTEE.
9t. 8alter, Soriesr.
S. 9erf6, Sbaemeiifer.
Stunt 20. *im
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
ein unperfbamtss tI1anifef ., 6rerae
Sanoere.

NUntrsaI, fl. Stunt. Der sslssrosb
snttdlt elm bon BEN bsra&Hstsn Geo. @anbsrs
psrfa6tes S&rtItsn an bic putrtuten brs @iibsns
tn psI&sm r bttfeIbsn nufforbst, ben srsusib,
neil SsrisIte ni&t bInbsnb ft, gu I&wSrsn unb
bur& Stlbuns elmer srcesn notiOnalsn Yurtsi
nuf Snffs bsr 5a @unRsn Der NinuritGs unb Der
s'Usrapbii&m SsstiUnm COss sGbmsD utsudnb.
srnNsn GOnitItuttUn, br Rssisruus OpyUlEtiUn su
MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

Ter wri3en.--Dsm Sirpt mad. sat in
es&a gauntY bsr gBst,sn nod ME 70 f&Bn unO
Gc pirlperIprs&snb sslanbsn ais ris Dor einssn
Susm. So clIrn lN attr nun bic ,.eauie." Tie
,,sBttbsln' 70 pts aud gioR sinstRslt butsn,
wOOur6 ts btfGrGtst tptrb, Oab brrfelts ttbsu'
tsnrm S4aOtn IsiOm mag. gDra, mir wplIrn
fir bas Bs1t bUfFtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

Ray Der NsuYOrt ,.5sraIO" maGt In 8s3us
uuf bus NesrrRmnrt6t fOIssnbsn gcrl6lus :
@un ttdGe bic fdOli6sn 0sSsr In pier SlObsn
elm. ndmlib 1. unS Dor Allen isbsn Ntssr Der
I'm Ser. @tauten DtsnRs Da1sn sstrussn fat ;
O., isbsn bigger, Osr @runbsissnttum bsfbt ; g..
isbsn Bigger, br Isfsn unO f&rstbsn tann L.,
isOsn Nssr bH Sabre lang Dor bsm Sriss 3u
elmer SirGs setSrt Edt. Sisis bier SInftn Iai.
1s man limmsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

OF Die 5srrsntutsr'G 'GOIOnts JsSntssfsGO BEL
8ilinssn I'm S&warswaIbs. stwa 400 giuwub.
mar ,attsnb. tilbst sintn Wuiltraaat I'M SIrinen.
Crit BEN fdnfSs Sabrsn, tpslGt bic @smsinbe
btRrbt, bat nod ME Elm SrmUtnsr tsritlbsn ir.
scnO stpas nit Der pOIi;d 3u f6ofrn ssbubt,
wscsr Elm 8srtrs&sn nod sin 5rsSsl fam Sor.-
Sn BEN Srts ruurbs ME Gin prCSs6 srbObsn unb
unb nod ME Elm 3wdnssSsrtauf ScrssnOmmsn !;
aud slbt 20 fsnsn Bsttlsr bort.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
Sd,refIid,er ToS.

Na& Der @Ihbsiluns bss ,,sDaSut County
5nalO" sutstb Sttb 8snnebp, elm aItT uns &c.
adtstr Burger uOn N, unit plsdiant 2uunf&iP,
am 19. Wai In bic @af&tnris fstnu NdbIr,
psldt itn In swri Stidt ianitt unO aussntItd.
lid tSotttt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

p6s- 81 @ruprn5r Re@Offn, BON Ssntudy,
wrIGrr bel hsm ausbru& Der 8sbsGIlOn elm Cop.
ptrbrab mar, unb ben ununtruppsn nt&t srIuu-
ben rUGts burG ScntudY 3u murI6Irtn, 1T snb'
li6 nod elm GbUlitipniR sswcrbtn. Gr tultst
8.bm unb bItttt bas IOIt bon Sentudy bic
StlapertI auasnbldlia auf,uasbsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

Ba- llnfus Sau1n bubsn In rpatrsm GrnRt
NIT ttrr Ssu'grnbts tsscnnsn-unb 70 StsI 5su
ats birIss Subr sinsef6susrt wsrbsn Ioa, III nod
ME In snrm Satr In Gr&a GaunIg ssmabt nor
ben. g8tr wanI&sn ben feibissn 8aurn ba1u
aud pas allrrbsls Wtt'r.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
aas Columbia ScucrIpriscn. ,,aus."

Gas Columbia Srucrfpribcn'Sau
sets mir sTnstmsn, tut unftr StaOtratt st'
nsn SslaIu6 PabIh, I'M bas columbia 6tusr'
iprtbsn Saus" su Sntnufsn. DabtIbs II I'M
0httslpunFt unlsrn Stubt ssIsssn, unb III lstT
pnttpOu. Btr Fub bsrt&ttt, ras Der Stabt'
ratb Nostlbs stbwsssn Oatuufsn pia. pstt ct ba'
burt bic StaStl&ulb rtbuShsn mb biz idbrIt&r
SuttuTsn ju psrwsnssrn wdnl&t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
$42s SO

9r.
Der Sterstdr eitt f& Grrbit rts fplst,
NsS. %. 1864, psnrp etra'e, pfsrbe
9srIuf, $23 S5
suni g. 1891, aboaSs uuO euOpis. 2 90
mn ~ 6. 8. dbsls, GIq, 10|
- ., u. 9. Gar, 60
>, 9. Sttdsl, ltetbin S9aes
meifttr, Iurddbs,ablt, 5 2O|
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alnefadbe. 10 20
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n" Z" 8 TRidtrt. lufoasu, ESQ
q. Saar SsIabIt an ben Sdaes
San: i6. 1885, SsuS.n OroG Gar u.
radbaabu. 600
San. l6. 1865, IN Ssrf&isStns psrfsusn,
Gar Jurdd6tjabIt. 40
1priI 8. 1865. 2rsrIsr, SarIabru GDts
fer, DrudeH, 81 90
aprit 8 1865, rutStsa In Osr SADIE Usn
D. baaf. 90 O5
aprii 8. 1865, etraus uuD GBOrtHan,
@abts Brnu,tsu, Q 40
dpril 8. 1865, Reptnut Stamps, Is 20
., >, Shramatsriolsn, 8 Is
Bilan, in ben Ddnhsn bts @tsrstdts, 4 76
S42S Sc
QBir bic uuterjstbnttCn aubiterGu, tslbCtutssn
biercurdo oaB pir Die Rsdnune bee CYAN @utb,
Gfq, GCcretdr Der ,ySdo gBbeitboI esbeusfiod @trs
fberunes 9ssnfnaft," untsrluht battn, uuo cine
Silnu, pon oisr 2baIsr unc tdS uub febsn,is Gents
in lciRCn pduesn fnbsn.
& s'' s. y sus. .S'' auSitors.
SAINTS o. &Isin,
SUM 20, 1865. ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
CanntN Gair.

Die Is. Sabrts ausarGIuns Der NortbamptCn
Gauntp gdrbuu.@ @sirui&uit pirb am g., a., 5.
unb 6tm SttObr ,. 8. In Nl,arttb ssbultsn
psrtrn. Die prdmi nIRs II bsrrits rrBffsnt'
li&t portn unN umfnbt Die sep5bnIiam Sc.
ssnRdnbs bic jdbrIt& 3u biein 5airs sstra4t
ptrben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
rg- Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brau6.n In

Gg Gin 3situnssbuuusSttsr braubsn TN
fsrnsn Rsfsn II in stnsr I&Iimmsn u8ir." CT
fOrSsrts ppn rinsm untsrIGrtItsr has SuridfsR'
snNs 3sttunsssslS, pslfts bsrisIbs prpstSsrts
Su bs1utlsn unb nod utrnbrtin brubtt, ben 9srs
ausssbr tiittts sur6SubrsIGsn, rsnn sr F4 un'
tsrfsHsn wdrSs, bic 3situns 3u ,,FCPpsn,"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
Sdr=N16rt6t.

Dtt Ear gclIeftcren ber SerlhI.bsn,n S3sy.
ouaes, aDarbs unb 5Opnf6ips BON esGa @ours
~ flr Oas Sabr 1865 Rnb bismit trfuft. ne q,
efr @cmmRdrs Office su glisntoprt am artItoos,
Den Fommtnbsn %. Stunt. I'm, IN I1hr @crr.It'
;stV saS" snSuEnOsn, nm Sdrsf&aft ,u ReLItn unb
ee.t Dupl'latt gum SUltsttren Der Counts uHb
IN empfans 3u nstmsn, ndmIltH,
"u's'O%H' l. Nar0, Otatdm 6trn.
r." 4, 81 unO 5. Uarb, Sotn Neeone.
gotf, gS9sneau, Ruben Ssmm.I.
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@dtafauaua, g6aTI,s 4oie
Str' Watuneis, ScIuo g. 6rnbrtSA,
Nis0r' 'Naeunsis, GbarIss DsfG.
2sotiosr9, DdntsI German.
sSaIein9ton, Danirl SausrtpeIu.
0nusretcirn, Slcbn Rsmmsrr.
S6r' 'Saueon, 6. 8. Blouf.
9OpbIa, Sorua RtIp.
sSsIbenburs, B:uam BGr.
Ppnn, Sod S&neibsr.
SaIjtws, Saeob @rpsGen.
pannoSsr, SdeOb Ntpsr.
Sbsr' 9ttltc'o, B. 8. Dirfenbtrftr.
9ttbg.MiIfOrb, elias Sht.
SIatinaten, 9. u. Srntte.
@maut, G3ib,cn gBitt,r
q. S.-GlIsn Staats 9ossn, rp,ld, am tpu,.
msnbsn 1. guSuR nod unbeSatIt lInb, CulIsn fdns
prUjtnt 3usrthnst unb isns SarbsSabIer, WsIdbr
an O6sr na& bsioStsn Sage f& tm RidRanb,
bfFnptn, tn ben DubIttatsn ramit tsIaast rtrs
esn, tratt elmer gtts 6.r @ssbssbuns, pnfFrt
am 30. GprtI u. D. 1864.
@ilIou9bbD @abeE,
Sofepb @subarb,
Huben Dannsr.
Gummhdrs. .SfFu, }
1asntOUn, Stunt 20. 1865.
Hatm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

B9r Sn sinr StaNt DrR YsnnlvIpantns
purbs elm iunstr YfubsOirt p p'usifitt. Dt. Su.
rs sub ibr Sp u AIsin in fUIssnNsm eluIFlasn
gueIl& al:
awe find him gilty, we Reckamond him
to the mursy Of the Cort."
Barttt, ptnn Der SSuImstfr btntn Gud
fpmmt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

H6~ Sssnabist. .-SamurI sOU6, elm Defer.
tot bee 4stsn @&upttIa SuuntY asOimcnts, nell
der am 16. bisIss In Sort Dslupart srI&oI IIn
wrbsn fO[Its, TT bonn YraFcrntrn ttsnnbist nor.
bfn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
8ert6t 6sS Secret6rS.

@Sau @mtb, NEg.; @serstSr bsr ,,@dS-
sDbstttaa esbsnsaOd SrrF6erunsS @sGtI.
f&aft." dbsrrsi&ts Der @dsnIGaft fOIssnbsn
8srIGt unO bstssfdsts 8s&nune. pom 2tsn
Stunt 1854 bio gum 15ttn Stunt 1865,
nGmIi&
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
S23S4 7a

WSOOf 70
@ir bic uutsr,siAnstsn 1utItcrtu bsId,siuiosu
bisrourtb, Hoe pir Die gtstbnuna pts 6 10 n
Ga, Shasmtiisr bsr ,,Sdo:
Bbsitbat esbtnsfted Btrfbstuusts9s 9sfeaGhaft'" un:
mrtuht bubtn, uno ba6 mir sint Bilani rsH bril-
6unotrt uno Fsbsu uno jpan,is Sbalsr uub ,rpti
uub fttrnsis Gents. in feiusn eauosu fnosu.
SUd .. @rsT, }
6. 3. Sub. Qubiturs.
SAINTS s. 8lttn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
Or.

u S@asmftHfr bslaltft f& NIT fOIssnbsn
S'Ianj in 'bdHbeR psn lestem sabr, SIe3 %
SGer trLaltsn pSn SANFORD ehpben,
Sall .. 1864 Gmpfanseu ron ben Dirtss
ote tor:n' a, ,se, $50 90
fur prsmttn, go M
Stunt 10 1865 gmpfarseu ron 6. @utb W
fur premien, "a m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
1Ia99em !! sSla99eIu !!

rntOn'8Iosssn, SUn itbsr @r6be inb bsfsn-
bns far BEN 4tsn Suit sssisntt. Bat 6srr GEsY
In srcsn Nsnst auf 5dn6, bic sr an gang bills
gen prsIBsn abldet. RUmnt ibr Tdtristtn, srp6
unb flsin, uno I&offt su& Elm IOI&ts tabl6ts
Emblem an, gum psbsn In ben eafttn am srObtR
NatiCnnlsn G,tsrtns.
Seor8e II. Srep.
Tlai 30, 1865. nq4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
S6aBmeiite 8eri6t
Orr SiO Wbsitbautr Gsbensao& : Dr.
f1erungs- -UrCtuGhaft.

y. WnrfbaIter, Gfq., SGabmslrisr bsr
2Suo'gebtttbal ssstnisitissn erbsnelUd. gns
F@srunss. .0sfsal3aft," IN 8tGnuns nit Der
GtlaSfsn @tfsuf&aft, ocm 2ttH Stunt 1854,
bic gum l5tsn Stunt. 1865.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
OF psnnyIuania Rifrnbabn-Senn.
ta9S 3ua.

Tie Sf.penn. GtIenbabn gcmpasnis Sat mi
4. Stunt pisbsr itun tsGtsttsn SOnntusS,us
Smtf&sn ttr unS 9tsabIns Iaufen Ju IaFsn Be-
scnnn. Damt pirb pisosrum rins piltCm-
meme @stsssnbsit gu GusFdssn snt!uns Der Sutn
SswG9rt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

E$gIn Srinffpru& - dDIs 9dbIss Sis
tbstlsn unIrrs estbsn, SrbpPpsIu unIsrs Grtubsn,
unb Ssrbrsifa&th unltrt Gussubrn."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

0Gnb>9 ampen,
tim &CSlERsDi ptaf S&umfdh III ttthntn, A.
Habsn BET J. ,. n1sfer, GsUtRstsE.
Gueatuan, Gtb. 20,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

1865. dm @diitauIs Spn W ftsS &ntd,
In G1sntaun. ia fSIssnSr Ssl&Iub anssnummsn
mpToGE
9tG&ISetH-Da6 ,'bis Sab B6sit.
tall etbtnsfOd 8srfl&rtiuss. @sltGf3dft" ttins
ftr
b Snf&ut.-unb ba6 fUlts irstnb sIn Tltt.
sli,b 6rr @dtGI&aft lOtGt Tfsrbt fdufsn unit
6abur@ isin o=btur StUd ,.onRsden," Our6
,,@Idnbtr II. {. no., IOG bic gUmpusnis
nIGt fdr ben SsriuR vTantpcrtIiG s'boIttn psr'
ben. Nuf Btrurenuns Der SoatS.
Soffdb 9ennineer. 9reii't.
Gpan Sutb, Get.
Sunt 13, 1865. na3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
Or.
~ hefo0sk ia ,,,ts s

Der SsrretSr beIaRet iT& tuIs foIsts
SiIan, in pSnceu poH lsstsn Sabr. 81 II
prtniicns um aIte pOli,en 90 srneutru, l20 90
prsui;Ens fHr l29 neue pSIi;sn, 5O5 "a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20

Seppi6e, Defen, GIunneI, !6aIbIeinr,
II. (. ~.
sBtrb ans robsr 9Dons bini9 pGrisrtiatt an bee
aututauutr gsatnnianafattur, unp far CUTE artdt
6drat
B. @dbrist.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
gie grOfr paraOe D.!
Die SDlb1tett fDmnten !
gSObnt 3tGGe Bet, Ut. (. ~ 1!

StIanntIita tatsn MIR f6Un Isbts Bu&t nnss.
tinfist. unb Jrar bur& SsrbanbIunssn BON Der.
IammIunssn unb tissnsn SsmsrFunstn, fa6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-20
0ine 0rDf;e l1niDm Neie

Nthe 8rDRe IIntOi1 Teter
bss Atm Suit, bsm Subretnss gmnitdniGGtr
nnattdnSStstt, 70 ME susIstG Gin Gmpfans un.
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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25
Cleaning Roots before Feeding,

Roots are usually fed to horned
cattle without cleaning, and although
we cannot now point directly to any
case of disease as the result of such
feeding, yet it must be evident that
the dirt consumed is of no benefit,
but on the contrary, is more or less
injurious. We should always prefer
that the roots be cleaned before feed
ing, and this can be easily effected
by roOt-cleaner, which any farmer
can construct in few hours. The
most simple device for this purpose
is an octagon box revolving on gud-
geons, and turned with a crank, sim
liar to machines for cleaning castings
used at the foundries. 1t may be
made to hold two or three bushels,
and is constructed by taking two pie
ces of plank for the ends, and saw
ing them into octagons two feet four
inches in diameter. On these strips
of boards, two and half feet long
and ten inches wide, are nailed, leav-
ing space or opening at the cor
ners of an inch or so wide, for the
dirt to drop out. One of the sides is
on hinges, and is used as a place for
introducing the roots. 1t is then
hung upon gudgeons, one of which
is fitted a crank. Two bushels of
roots may be thrown in at a time,
where they are cleansed by slowly re-
volying the box, few turns being
sufficient to wear of the dirt, leaving
the roots clean as if they had been
washed. 1t is a simple affair, which
any farmer can make in few hours,
and to those who grow roots for stock
feeding, will save many days of disa-
greeable work, while the health of
stock must be promoted by its use
Utica Uerald.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25
The farmers Department


The MANURE QUEsTIoN.-Prof.
Coleman closed recent address at
Wigton; on the subject of manuring,
with the following summary which is
worthy Of study and remembrance !:
1 1t was shown that in all cases,
where permanent fertility was the
object, farmyard manure must form
the basis of our applications. 2 That
the conversion OF fresh into rotten
manure when properly managed, was
not attended with the loss of any val
liable constituents but on the contra
ry, the manure, being rendered con-
cenerated and soluble, was for many
purposes much more valuable, 8.
That the use Of fresh or rotten man
re was principally question ofsoll;
strong soils requiring the former,
while on light, porous soil small dres-
sings of rotten dung Immediately to
the crop were desirable. 4. Arti-
fetal manures were to be looked up
on more or less as stimulants, highly
valuable to supplement farmyard
mannre, and, by calling out the en-
ergies of the plant, enabling it to OBJ
tain am increased amount of food
from the soil. 5. The Importance of
Knowing the value of the different
ingredients of manure and buying
upon guarantee or analysis was in
sisted was insisted upon, and instan-
ces of fraud pointed QUIT. And
lastly, The rpvantages of a more lib
eral management Of grass land were
recommended.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25
How to Cure a Cold.
The moment a man is satisfied that

The moment man Is SATISFIED that he
has taken cold, let him do three things
First, eat nothing; second, go to bed,
cover up warm in a warm room third,
drink as much cold water as he can, or. as
he wants, or as much hot herb tea as he
can and in three cases out of -four he
will be almost well in thirty six hours.
If he does nothing for his cold for for
ty- eight hours after the cough commen-
ces, there is nothing that he can swallow
that will, by any possibility, arrest the
cold, for, with such start, it will run its
course of about fortnight, in spite OF all
that can be done, and what is swallowed
in the meantime in the way of food, is
hindrance and not a good.
"Feed a cold and starve fever" is a
mischevious iallaey. A cold always brings
fever; the cold never beginning to get
we'll until the fever subsidies but every
mouthful swallowed is that much to feed
the fever; and but for the fact THAI as
soon as cold is fairly started nature, in
kind desperation, steps in and takes
away the appetite, the commonest COM
monest cold would be followed by very
serious results, and in irail people would
be always fatal
These things being so, the very fact of
waiting forty eight hours gives time for
the cold to fix itself in the system for a
cold does not usually cause cough until
day or two has passed, and then wait
ing two days longer gives it the fullest
chance to do its work before anything at
all is done.
Intelligent druggists know that all
medicines sold for coughs, colds, con-
sumption and tickling in the throat, con-
tain opium in some form or other They
repress the cough but do not eradicate it;
hence the first purchase paves the way
for a second or third meanwhile, as it
is the essential nature of opium to close
up, to constringe, to deaden the sensibili-
ties, the bowels do not feel the presence
of their contents calling for discharge,
and constipation is induced and becomes
the immediate cause of three-fourths of
all ordinary ailments, such as headache,
neuralgia. dyspepsia and piles.
Warmth and abstinence are safe and
certain cures when applied early
Warmth keeps the pores Of the skin open
and relieves it of the surplus which OPP
presses it; while abstinance cuts of the
supply of material for phlegm, which
would otherwise have to be coughod up.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25
Registers Notice.


N Office Is hereby given to persons Interested that
IN the following accounts have been passed and filed
In the Registers office Of Butler county and will be pre-
sented for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans
Court TO be held in the borough of Butler Wednes-
day December 7, 1864
Final account Of fRobertITamilton acting Admir- Of the
estate of John Andrew, decd Filed Sept. 3D. I7e4.
Final account Of n. F. MCandless, Executor Of John
8 MCandiess, decd. Filed Sept. ., 1864.
Final account of John Randolph, Admir-. of Amos
Kennedy. decd. Filed, Sept. o. 1864.
Final account Of VIM. Pogle, Admir- ot the estate Of
Sarah Philips, decd. Filed, Sept. 30 1854
Final account Of Thomas Westerman, acting Executor
Of John smalley, decd. Filed, Oct. 5, 1854
Final account Of John II. Kelly, Executor of John
Kelly, decd. Filed, Oct. 5, 1864.
Final account Of George Parker and Fullerton Parker
Executors Of John Parker, decd Filled, Oct. O. 1864
Final account Of Catharine Leply, Administrator Of
Michael Lepy, decd Filed, Oct IA, 1864.
Final account Of Martin Boehm Admir-. Of Henry
Gsllbach, decd. Filed, Oci. II, 1864
Final account Of Sheper Boston and John Dougla
Executors Of John Boston, decd Filed Oct -, 1864
Final account Of John Ray, Trustee for sale Of Real
Estate Of Geo Ward decd not accepted under procee
dings In partition Filed Nov. 4, 1864.
Final account Of Mrs Ann Breedon, Adm x. Of Richard
Breedon decd. Filed Nov. 3, 1864
Partial account CT Jno. VI. McNees, Admir-. Of VIM.
MeNees. Filed Nov. 4, 1864.
JOHN II. CRAFTY,
Nov. 2. 1854 Dep Register
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25
Way by Which People get Sick.

Fasting too fast, and swallowing food
imperfectly masticated.
Taking too much fluid during meals
Drinking poisonous whiskey and other
intoxicating liquors.
Keeping late hours at night, and slee-
ping too late in the morning.
Wearing the clothes so tight as to i'm
pede circulation.
Wearing thin shoes.
Neglecting to take sufficient exercise
to keep the hands and feet warm.
Neglecting to wash tho body sufficient
ly to keep the pores of the skin open.
Exchanging the warm clothing worn in
a warm room during the day, for the light
costume and exposures incident to even
ing parties.
Starving the stomach to crafty vain
and foolish passion for dress.
Keeping up constant excitement by
fretting the mind with borrowed troubles
Employing cheap doctors, and swal-
lowing quack nostrums for every i'm
aginary i'll.
Taking the meals at irregular intervals
Reading the trashy and exciting litera-
ture of the day, and going crazy on poll
tics.