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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
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SoI9enpe @edtsTd1s werpen Dor Der COM
mon Yleas Court BON 2ebd @aurtD ipclde aiIi
gtonta9e, ben 20. Setober 1867, ibse!f Gnfaug
nimmt. berbSrt iperecn:
l. Mofeo Bisunb s,ssii Sfisbr. @om6 NIB
Swcu 8pnia
2. .Saecb @ebrin9cr grseh Reuben ebert.
3. Samnsl 3. 2uS asgei Ni6acl glih.
4. Die Nasntaun @aut sesen bic SimcS
~. Spar>NnltaIt.
8. 4Ietsr 8. 9ebr, fir ben slnbm bon Dan.
'. u iel>sS. 9ebr, gegen llrab SarbeG
6. Samuel &eiper stsen Gamusl Soclfrdcr
NIB ,GlIabetb Selirifu, icine @runpbc<
ipObncr
Z. Sanicl Sdeirer ct al, ssssn Ssucpbou
... &oblcr.
s. @eO. eDparO y. acnnD sssen saatban
Sdaifer
0. 6ricpri6 9eitle ssgcu Gbiparb SreiSbad,.
10. Sioeon NnnreaS ge9en George ReumoDer
unb Conrad Sccm.
IL. Daniel StefeI gegen SoIomcn Sober.
II. Sacob Grim 9egen ben G6ul.SiitriIt BON
Weilenburg Sauni6ip.
13. Gatbarina Sarratt 9e9en @enlamin Sar-
rCtt
Il. Seniamin Grim gcgen ben Gdul.Si>
itrift BON gSclcnbgrg Suunidip. =.
Is. 0oeon Grim, ct al, gcaen Ocnlclbcn.
l6. Senldmll Sarrett 9e9en Gatbarua Sar>
rctt uno Saeob s. Sten.
II. =. uno Z. 8ern gegen Solcmcn Scbcr.
IL. SenrD 9,8c9cl gegen Scnatban z @ub
10. Sobn llttih 9c9cn Soibua 98eioa. Gre
clltcr ec6 bcritorbcnen Sobn 8enbaro.
20. @slpett uno Sauct 9egen bic 9eda SbaI
Gilcnbabn @elelldait.
81. GDruS Z. @iolcr ss9en Gpbram RidleD.
%. :. s. Cranes unb Sobu ". GdelD &C.
gen George Defer
%. gtarD SSieane. ct al. gcgcn Samud QepiS
nno George Icumoper
"A. Sil9bman' &oblcr. Committee bon 2.
8raBcr, geaen Sarriion &citcr
25. Yartin y. Sitter aeaen bic 9cdd SbaI
Giienbabns 0slelid)dft.
26. Daniel Gldenbad 9essn Grirlbe
q. Nricoerid Srcpe ge9cn 9cb Snbbcr.
2S. Sobn @silingcr 9eaen bic Sit.4 .4ennDl.
band Gilenbabn- -@ciclidait
20. Nllen y. 8boabS Se9en bic Stabt Nacn>
tdun
30. g8iliam $. oaltiman aeacn SisieIbc.
81. Slilabetb 8ncrr gegen Nlbert Miacr.
~. weole0 sS. SdmoDr Scsen Stcpbcn
Smitb.
33. Sahic Stedd gcsen bic Srcnton @iIcn,
babu'@ '@cieaidaft
81. Stepbcn Smtb 9esen Sobn Te9on9
nno SaoiD Os2ong.
30. Wilton $. Stt 9s9en SbccpbiluS 8cmD
nerer
36. Stepbcn Smitb 9cssn sR w. Shmober.
81. George Scntsr 9esen GbarleS Sdmpibire.
3S. gallirt uno Sowpcn gs9cn bic Sronton
Gilenbabn- 0ciclltaft
80. @eor9c 6odt uno Srau 9e9cn YauIine
Sitter
40, Sdpib SSeIl 9eaen Gborles Gdca.
Al. Gpbraim Daniel unb @barleS Sauicl 9e,
gen SSllidm 9crd,.
~. Scpi @crlD. Nbminilirator be6 rcritprbe-
nen George &cbm. aesen Sonatban OsB.
43 Scna5 GrucD gegen Saccb Nnitctt, ct al
A. Samuel !Sotte gegen Senlelben
As. Sobn Dit 9e9cn ScnIclbcn.
46. GIiaS Gn9cmau gegsn Senicbsu.
Al. GnoS &cihenbah 9escn Senlclbsn.
4S. S9bm0n Heinbarb geaen SoIomou SuB
40. Sdme6 g8canb 9s9en GnoS 8eibcnbad,
80. Silliam ScigIsD 9egcn Sil9bman 3ca-
Pfaias Hcbria, 9roth.
Oct Is. 1867. nqbG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
BUR Na6ri6t!

SO wirb ttubur& btn Witslisbrn Der ,,esGn
Gaun'p sassnidtissn S5sur. 8uiiarrhas. @sIea.
l6aft" bttafut stmaGt. tae Die @abi BON bui.
ssbn Dirtftoxn fir bslaate @OmYasnis I'm STINT.
Ii&en 5aufs pon Sneob bsnbsrssr In Sbr' Nla.
sunsis sopnf&p. efGa 9aanip. am srllsu Dion.
tase a. sus) bss Nonatss gOpsmber 1867
swtiam unp a tltr Na9miit0ss, absfbaItfu
perben srirb.
Billouebbp Scset, Sstretair.
Sft, t6,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
@DD6 un6 Nube,

Wasntsn fiir ben 8,rtauf BON sssnb,m @issn.
tbum. 8nl&runss. Nstnlen, uno esit 8anf.
Siliee I'm @stdupe bsr @llen glaticnal Yanf.
Ysricnsn psIts lisssness Gssnttum su faufsn
wtni&tn, fnb ahtunsepou sinsslapsn bel uns
ansuruf,n Unb bic SITE auf unisrn Butrn In
aus,nlHeln ;a ntbmsn. unb Nnfonen psltc
Sissntbum su putaufsn wiinibtn f pen 60 su
ttrem Bortbttl, penr iie uns ben 8sifluf ptI.t-
ben abrsstsn. unfsre Ssyfaufu 6 ils umfabt fol
ssnp, Sfbtbimu:
Gin orel 0di9es ftrincrnes @obnbaus
. nit unssbautsr Sits, In gutter Orb.
sssss nuns BaoSimmer Inn Sauls. II 55ue
EsAsN ylsbsnseot. init elmer 8.rI4isosnbsit
Der bslisu SbRbdume-in ter .sRssn @traee
rbsrbalt Der Ntuntsn. 8tiis taaa 1T 20 81.
gen 8sssben tprrrsn.
Sin creiftoGi9es baefeinernes @obn:
taus nit 9dismsnt. Spsilsslmmsr unb EBA
Sdte ansetaut, ades In gutter Orb. s;:sk,
nuns, uno elm suttr Staa auf Der Got .alsERs
-Saops1 &ds Der einoe. S:rdet uns pau Wl-
les.
Gin breif0dises Bad i1einernes @obns
taus NIT elmer brdt6dssn Sti4s--in ter @al.
nut Swii6en Der 7tsn unp 8tsn Srab.. BeFs
flrn In 10 2asen sssebsn weretn.
Gine oreiitodiee Sad itsinerne @obus
uns NIT ansebautsm @psilrsimmu une Ride,
NOD nsu uno pcrSasIt oa f'rtist. NIT sinem sruS.
en- 5rdme' @sbdupf bthten auf Der 9ct-gpti1eiie
Der Ss&itsn utrbalb ter 9nDfn Srabt.
Gin 3waiit0fi9es badffinerncs @obns
taus NIT Spdirsimmr unb Sd6r, itSne Got 80
ra $50 5ub, NIT stnsr s,obsn auewctt aueer.
lsisnn Sbflcrtsn-G4ts S,raes, jpGten DAN.
tlton unp 9Inpsn.
Gin 3psiif0dioes badfsinerncs @cbn.
baus nit sintr ,wsiaSiiasn anssbauten Stii6s, In
sutr OrOuuns-a6ts Strabs ,pilGtn Surnsr
unb Gbtw. 9Rhp btais ssrtauft.
Sin oreiff6diees bad iteinernes 8obns
taus NIT elmer brsiR5iissn unssbautsn Rl6s. In
Der btlsn Stonuns-Stsbsnte Stra6s, smIasn
einom unb 5urnsr.
Sin 3peiifodiees bad lfeinernes @obns
taus. 16 bel 80 Gab. In Der psnr Struee anil.
ltrn Wa!nut une Union. g8ro pcblisl psr.
fault.
Sin SrGme @obnbaus is bei 2S Bub
Got 25 bel IS Ju5-gi,rtoa gds bu g,wtsn
unp SadiOn Straee.
Sin smeiitodi9es Srdmsbaus in pcr=
trsffltGsr SeOnuns. t6 bel 80 Jus-ysnn
Straes spil6sn Balnut uno linton.
uA Sin spsiitofiees bad ffeinernes
Ger: BCtnsaus mitsinsr swdnSdssn Ri&e
sses Nebtn.aot AZ 5ub b-9amilton @rae,
SIne I60ne Saucrei BON SIS oder, no.
BON t6 adr 5olslanb ftnb. 5rdne. -
Uobnbuus NIT Stubtn. S&wsiStr. S;;;R
f6s,Isr. S6mitps. unb anrns Auesn. Issl.
sstdubs, sin gutter rfsl5Gumsart,n unO anpus
Sbhbdums-in Sbtmueunsts 1oDnlGip, QtGa
@aunip. 1! Ndlsn n5roIlt pon aettersptue.
p!sts mde,s unp 8spnsunssn lsi6t,
Cine 6srIli6s Cd Got. 80 Bal 230, ,5us, NorS.
Of eds Der SeGasn urs ebsw Strues.
October 20. . "a" noIS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
Setterte 9eIc9eubete !
GiMe.
Serrli0e 8aneret /
Durb ptipat Sanoel 3u perfaufen.
Eer unterseitbnete wunftbt fsine .
SSprtrefflicbe Sdueret,

Eer unter3sibnete r3infbt fsine
SDrtreffliebe Samerei, ..
sslsssn tn 9loib BbsittaG SauniGip. 9sda gS.,
pur6 Dnpat 5anpd ju psrfiufsn. Dttl,l6s IN be.
ardr,t pur& edapr ron sD,uiam Rsrn, @eorst
5ttlsr, Ba tia,la B,sni9 unp aibtrsr snttal.
ttnb SD Ndfr. niebr Ubtr wrnigr, pom bslfen
Bauanes In Der @fstns. ,fnt,r sutn une mei-
lentbsils nsuen 6snl n, une oas @anse III tn ets
mem port'efflt6tn Salsafance.. Die 8nteber.
unssn barauf fab I:
- Sin 5rpeifodf9tes bad fteinernes
::;l BoDnbaus,
10 gut oils ntu. nit elmer neusn 5ram.
8a&t, s,nt suts Sasasr. sBasssnf3ppptn, gu.
ter SGwsintaau. unb furj alle nStbise MuetnI
ssb6ubs. @ud, b,farst lid elm gutter ntsfsttfnbsr
Brunnsn NIT Yunpt parin srpilGsn Saus unb
S6tusr. moran Elm @rfra Srunntns Reaer eric.
tst ia-slslhfaHs u srit gu.s Sprinse auf bem
eanbf unp cine quite @iiltns bel DIM 94Cbataus,. :.
10 ME tin gu CT apfslbaumsartsn unb alletlst
antsres sswinlGtes StR. ....a,
@bsniaas ID auf BEN Gissnttuni elm bsrrli6tr
&aIfisnbru& utffnet une ;p,i CUTE 8ali5fsn sr.
rGtst. Mus Gem Sattbrsnnen tam balslbR elm
aan3 sutss @tfGaft sema&t wntsn. incsm BIZ,
TLlfltdne ba auIt8rsn. unb pattr 70 pifl Salt
psrfauft wsretn. als mon bremen fann. -
Cisis Bausret N aud fetr pprtBdltait ju bsni
Nafte s,lsssn-nur IL ylsilsn BON br es6a,
Bailey 6urnaes. 2 MsilsH BON frdsnbaqua uno
"a Dieilsn bon @atalauaul. -t-taif,ye stgl,
ylsbr itsr pidss eissnttum 81 iassn talt man
fiir ibHfieis insem 60 seh Sauiluiise ra To
aussni&an rstmsn tbs iie fauftn; bab 60 abr,
einss hsr anssnstma.n WOtnplass unb bsfffui
Saunstsn TIM saunip u. biss blslbt fsIstasllt.
Der Yrsi6 unp Dis B.pinsunssn linb rsdat unn.
wsr bas Giesattum ,u bsistsn uial6t Der nislbt
I'D Htwsoer bel BEN untsrsst&nstsn &issntbimsr
in ausntapN Ober BET 5rn. 9eOrsf 8nsGE,
Ger aaf tenn plaBt uc6nt. -.a ..5-,
Benjamin S. 9a9enbub.
October 8, 1867. nabT
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
@erteaiii,g. T..
3rerler unb 8ritber
SdntIr In irtsr Grt
Danbol3,,,,. !.

wia&sn itrsa 8rsunbsn- unt @Sansrn tItrmtf
bic anjsisf, baa ffs nun psn tbrem altsa Stanbs
plab urssrsostn .ihb itte eumbsr yirb na@ to-.
rem nsuen Staneplas psrlsst tabsn-nate
@fe ber 3ebnten unb 6amiltcn StraBe
NO 8raub une Dlilsr fribsr In 1slSaftep NAT.
en-, no iie bsRdnbts an Sanp battsn pftbsti. st.
nsn srcbtn unb aussstrOdnstsn gcrratt bon Gum.
Der BON i,ssr gsnsnnans. unifaftno l 28G
pine uho 6emlod. &aftanien, pappel;
S9lnosln, pidets eatren. II. (. 10.
dbstaupt aass mae In pisiss @slGaft ssb5rt. .
say Stbs @rt Yumbsr pirb mad fus3sr An,dse
aaf 9sRsnins 8sf&nittsn. '
Danfbar far ssncEns Cunt ItOfsn mir. bab
I'm nftrs 8rrunpe lUn,OSl als bls publifum im aa.'
eemsinsn an unisrem neusn BauSoI,tofe rtrs
ipreGsn tpnpsn. no mir uns auf's Asustrae be-.
niitsn psrpsn. In Ys5us auf Yreils unb Gualidf
siren ispn &unDsn su .bsfdepissn. 4
Mllsniown, DIT %. na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
@teb enttaufen.

oEzw slm pcrleBten SOnneritas ents
l&kzW Ilrf4n beIh ilntcr8cGneien id sa-
ssA--M.szlcntalr 4 StIt Sdlad)tbisb. -
3iuc papon lino Ststs ltnb bipci &ilhe @og
Den Sticren 1T Der cine braun nno Der ancere
9toat-pon ben &hbcn bic cine braun init eini-
gen weiBsn Sleden, uno bic anbere ron ipcu-
itreiiger 6arbs. Ber ibm siad,ridt bappn 9ibt.
ioa b!iiel bcIobut tosrDsn, nsbit ben Taut ct.
battn p6il' Art 80.
Silsbman &lseentr.
October Is, 1867 nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
,Qtlfe Ser WrGmtelt.

ipeIde bon ben rtfpcttpen Gommitteen Der 2eda
GauutD Afcrbau- Ueleufdaft bei Der lebtcn jdbr-
li6cu Sair ben peri6icoencn NuSiteIlern sner>
fdnnt ttpuroen:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
lr,i. si.r Srtk.s. n,r... ....1... .

| Die sisr etide gtiem, psIsts s..
srn lur gruns bel uns ssaffen nrbsn ssisn pls.aSt
Si6rte :. b.. ~ y .-.
Re. brad Bat ~ i9e2 gfb arsitsapsnbuns D. 8. 6cu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-22
Damsn trimming StObr. q.
WfrS. so. 81. g. @ulbin.

III iccbsn bon slsupcrt ;,rhf prtebrt, init bsln'
srSBeiten upD meift mpbisneh Stod BON Grimm.
ing, weld)er ie in Nlss.dain 5um @erfauf angc-
bptcn wuroc -Sh Strblncun9 nit ben Grimm
ingS bat lie ca srcBcO enforcement bon s.,9..
tSoepsfirts, nslbe foslei6 In cine Sc
pdnfbte Sorm ab8e6noert perssn f6na.
men, s usrfbisosne Scrtep epn @orfsts'
porid9libe 3epbpr, 8arus. paple pats'
terms, alIe Qrten bon Ssrampfsn, &ios'
uno ieioene 6aHotsute, Oaarbraibe,'
Saartonie neId,e Dem 9rauen Saar'
feline orieineae Sdrte pisber aibt, unb'
swar in 3 bis 10 Saaen--rpenn ntdbt,'
70 pire cus SsIo 3urdd9sseben.
Ii1rs. m. II. o. 6ulein,
SO. 42, SR 6amitton Graft
4&bdrsn. obsrbalb Der 6tsH.
1uentaun, Sspt. "a. 1867. nqbc'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-08
Don't wait for anything. Uncle Sam is very sick

Don't wait for anything. Uncle Sam is very sick
indeed
''While mine was simply,
Nothing string Having very good time
| .Now, how ON earth these two little affairs got
interchanged is a mystery to me to this day.
Perhaps did it; perhaps it was done by the tele-
graph Office don't know; but twisted they GER
| tainly were, and somehow both of them passed
| the censors When Matraille opened his, he
straightway imagined that something had gone
| to smash in Washington, and that had taken
neat way of giving him hint and he rushed out
and bought all the gold his credit would cover.
HE wrote me by that mailan account of tram
| sactions whose magnitude almost turned my hair
gray and while he thanked me for this hint, he
begged me to be sure my information was cor
rect thought at first he was crazy and then
I became pretty near crazy myself thinking. OF
what might be the consequences of the mistake
The first thing did-this was the next day you
know-was to rush into Riggs and ask the lat
est gold prices.
"Guess my delight when found them fairly
jumping upward. 1t was wonderful. Still,
was terribly nervous, for all sorts of rumors were
aaoat, and knew that gold could fall as fast as
it could rise. The feeling grew upon me until,
nearly half demented, went into the telegraph
Office at Wizards and dashed of
It's all sell, and big one.'
"Well, the old gentleman took that as he had
the other one, and not only sold out, but went
short to the full extent Of his line. 1t was the
luckiest thing in the world, for sure enough,
within forty-eight hours things did go down with
crash. Ibeganlto feel superstitious there was
something uncanny; about it, and packed my
kit and made fast for New York I did not at.
tempt any explanation, but steadily resisted all
the old gentleman's entreaties to 20 On with it
any further. Ieven persuaded him to close up
1: Il hoA lI1 IN
help me at that.
1.-THE net figure was handsome one, tell you,
and there was very little trouble about making
the other arrangements after my bank account
was made up Ny honored father-in.law has
the blindest faith in my Judgment; but told
Lucille all about it. What's more, don't and
won't speculate, and I won't do business for any
firm that does. It's all clear case Of luck"
John threw the stump of his cigar into the
ashes, and pulled at mine wondering if there
was any luck in my getting that bit Of she'll in
my ankle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-08
An Exqwite story by Lamartlne

In the tribe of Neggden there was horse
whose fame was spread far and near, and Be
deuin Of another tribe by name Daher, desired
extremely to posses it. Having offered in vain
for it his camels and his whole wealth he hit at
length upon the following device by which he
hoped to gain the object Of his desire He re.
solved to stain his face with the juice of herb
to clothe himself in rags, to tie his legs and neck
together, SO as to appear like lame beggar.-
Thus equipped he went to wait for -Naber the
owner of the horse who he knew was 10 pass that
way. When he saw Naber approaching on his
beautiful steed, he cried out in a weak voice:
Il am poor stranger, for three day have
been unable to move from this spot to seek for
food. am dying; help me and heaven will re.
ward you"
The Bedouin kindly offered to take him upon
mis- horse and carry him home; but the rogue re.
piled:
II cannot rise; have no strength left
Naber, touched with pity, dismounted; led
his horse to the spot, and, with great difficulty,
set the scanning beggar on his back. But no
sooner did Daher feel himself in the stirrups,
than he sets spurs to the horse and galloped off,
balling out as he did SO:
ut is I-Daher: have got the horse and am
off with it." I'll - lr-
Naber called after him to stop and listen. Ger.
tain of not being pursued; he turned and halted
q short distance from Naber, who was armed with
spear.
"You have taken my horse said the latter
Since heaven has willed it wish you joy of it,
but do coniure you never to tell any one how
you obtained it,"
"And why not Z" said Daher.
Because" said the noble Arab, another man
might be really i'll, and men would fear to help
him. You would be the cause of many refusing
to preform an act of charity, for fear of being
duped as have been"
Struck with shame at these words Daher was
silent for moment then springing from the
horse, returned it to its owner, embracing him
Naber made him accompany him to his ten,
where they spent few days together and be-
come fast friends for life. - s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-08
Great Agricultural Hoss.trot IT
BlllinEsville.
JOSH BILLINGS, REPORTER.

JOSH BILLINGS, REPORTER
Agricultur is the mother ov provisions she is
also the grandmother.
If it wantfor agricultur, thar wouldn't be emmy
beans, and il it wasn't for emmy beans, there
wouldn't be emmy suckertash. III
Agricultur wuz fust discovered by Cain, and
has since been discovered to be All honest way to
get a very hard living
Punkins owes awl her success tew agricultur,
and so does lettuce and buckwheat.
The Billingsville agricultural society opened
Oct. ten, and waz powerful success
The receipts ov the Agricultural Fair waz up-
wares ov $4,000 (if mi memory serves me rite,
and j think she duzl -,r.a,p
The Hon. Virgil Bickerstoff, the next agricul.
tural member ov Congress from our district, sold
the agricultural poles.
FUsT DAY.
A puss ov ten dollars waz trotted for by sucking
colts, that had never trotted before for money.
There was thirteen entrys.
Thar waz 10000 people on the track TO witness
this race Of mi memory serves me rite, and
think she duz
The puss waz wun amid vociferous exclama-
tions, by u red colt, and the wavin ov handker.
chiefs, with stripe in his face, and the faintng
ov several fust class females, and one white foot
behind.
It rained like perpendicular anvil day, and no
trotting could be had NO the audience awl went
hum, cussin and swearin, and offrin tew bet four
to six On the Pete Tucker colt.
THIRD DAY.
| The sun histed up in the east more butyfullcr
than ever saw her before III mi memory serves
me rite, and think she dux.)
1t was fustrate day for agricultur, or emmy
other man.
Apuss Of $50 waz trotted for, by sum year
old colts .....
This race did not attract much affection, on
account Of the time bein no slow. Time, min.
its and % sekunds.
FOURTH DAY.
this waz for 8 or 4 years old, who hadn't never
beat 2,25.
Thar waz'20 entrys; they couldn't awl trot To
once no they took turns
This race was won after bitter contest by
Pete fuckers colt.
He waz Immediately offered thousand dollars
and fustrate farm which wux we'll stocked, for
the colt by three different agricultural men, but
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-08
Mtsrcllanp.
DIES IRE.
ny il. MONTGOMERY.

Day of anger-day of wonder,
Wien the world shall roll asunder,
Oucnched in fire and smoke and thunder!
Oh vast terror. wild. heart-rendinG,
OF that hour when earth Is ending.
And her Jealous Judge descending;
When the trumret's voice astoundeth,
Through earth's sepnlchrcs rcboundeth,
Summons universal soundeth.
Death asto pished. nature shaken,
See all creatures, as they waken,
To that dire tribunal taken.
10, the Book where all is boarded
Not secret unrecorded-
Every doom Is thence awarded.
So the Judge, when He arraigneth,
Every hidden thing explaineth;
Nothing unavenged remaineth.
Where shall make supplication;
When the just have scarce salVatioh'
Fount OF love. dread King supernal,
Freely giving life eternal,
Save me from the pains inicrnai.
This forget not. sweet life-giver:
Me thou earnest TO deliver;
Cast me not away forever!
Seeking me Thy sad life lasted;
ON the cross deaths pains were tasted;
Let not toll like this be wasted!
God of righteous retribution.
Grant my sins full absolution
Ere Thy Trath's last execution!
10! stand with face suffused,
Groaning in my guilt accused
Spare my soul, with sorrow bruised.
BY the Magdalene forgiven
BY the dying rObber shriven!
!, too, cherish hope of heaven.
Thoagh my prayers are full of failing,
Save me, of thy grace availing,
From the pit Of endless wailing!
On Thy right place provide me,
With Thy chosen sheep beside me.
From the goats, Good Lord, divide me!
When to penal fire driven,
Those who would not be forgiven,
Call me with thy saints to heaven.
Kneeling, crushed in heart, befon Thee,
Sad and Suppliant. adore Thee.
Hear me, save me, implore Thee!
Ia, ILL.,, June /, 1867.
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Premium Notes. received 70 May !, 1885, Constituting the
Capital,
o007.4 7O 81.
Now In force
o10O, ass -.
Amount Of Property now at rhk,
ol,580. Sos n. 'h

1t will b. seem ~ the shove that the Company has 81 Of
ases for every I'll ut risk the leading Stock Oos u the
East have only n OF Assss for every ~ " ~ u liabilities,
m shown by their publIshed reports.
Tho aroa0. ooa VI Insurance Ia this Co.. for the past ten
has been but about THIRD Of the rate charged By
ether Co.'S tt'- '
Our ious. thus Tar have been promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted We have never had 10 contest loss.
The business VI the Company fer the past tive he bsn
very ysspeus policies having been issusdtlbAu III
thu previous eight Year,.
Tic dr.tts ": we'll known ~ among The best bunsss
men Of the county. , O.A 1911 ..,
NJ sssesmsst can be made until the losses ofhs Co. r.
Qlro H. and but ono year. and by recc0s
vote Of the Drsctrs nsw: ssvs sAan N Be reqr roy
dSyLn0 IN add0tm h s odsaSce pavsee sse0 w espss'
tUm u orv vsar from ths dAts u their policies.
In view Of tie aisvs fscs, vs: that this heme inss
tuition; that the security ample; W. cost ~
lea are settled NJ think We ass entitled " the paonses
ohIs community In preference u foreign Compsnlec
Policies Issued both the Stock and Mutual plans ~"s
most favorable tsua eH
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MODERN GENs.-The progress Of human skill
in the imitation Of precious stones, and the grad
ual giving-out of the diamond mines of Golcon.
da and India, have rendered spurious gems more
abundant and more perfect in imitation than ev.
er. Even expert connoisseurs are said to be
sometimes deceived by certain classes Of imita-
ton gems and SO far this is the case, the ad.
vantage of the genuine stones over the spurious
in merely ornamental point of view,. has
certainly been reduced to very fine shade. A
recent work on the subject states that but small
proportion Of the gems now sold and worn are
genuine, and that large quantities are made in
Birmingham and Paris, sent to India, and sold
BY the natives to strangers Us ''gems from the
mine" The steady progress Of science in the re.
composition of natural products leaves little room
to doubt that man will eventually conquer this
field also from nature and occupy it with more
exquisite products of art
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n OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1867.

with great deal ov indignant good sense, he
skorned to stoop so low.
Pete Tucker and his whole family are awl
boss.
Za FIFTH DAY.
It rained agin harder than ever, and the day
wax spent in betting on the weight ov horses.
Thar waz several good hoss-swaps also made.
One man swopped two HOSES for one; this
struck me as bully good thing, but everybody
else sed it waz soft >
At the end of the fifth day come away. =
got 40 full of boss that ever since when
laugh kant keep from whinnering. \,
The fare waz kept up for 10 days, and some
red hot time waz made. y 4-ila
think minits and 10 sekunds waz made, III
my memory serves me rite, and think she duz.)
forgot to say that there waz tew yoke ov OK
ems on the ground besides several yokes Of sheep,
and pile ov carrots, and sum worsted work, but
they diden't seem to attract emmy sympathy.
The people banker for pure agricultural hoss.
tIOtS t-t-.fE ...Ht.
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for Sale an0 to Kent.

600 ACRES !-ASpLENDID FARM FOR SALE nine
Q 20 miles south OF this railroad station, $50
under pow $50 In houses stock water bearing
orchard large amount Of hedging, &C. at s23 per
,At A. J. CROPSEY,
March 2-Sm% Fairbury, Livingston Co. ILL.,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-08
Immigration.

The immigration of 1866 was much
larger than that of any previous year,
and that of 1867 promises to be still
laFger.It is estimated that at least
100000 European emigrants have
found their way to America during
the past year, bringing with them, on
an average, $50 each, making the
amount of gold added to our national
wealth, from this source alone, about
$18,00O,000. This latter item, import
ant in itself, is of but little conse-
quence as compared with the emf
grants themselves. Their muscle and
brain will add countless millions to
the riches. of the country. Wherever
they go. whether in city or country,
they will help in developing our mex
haustible resources. This applies
especially to the hardy pioneers who
strike out for themselves upon our
boundless prairies. Gladstone was
about right when he said that emf
grafton to America was no longer
phlebotomy, but hemorrhage. The
more of that kind of blood-letting
the Old World gets, the better it will
be for the New. .