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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
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srmisfsn. ct bat fdb ben tslten Jlamsn auf bfn
Sdcs bel aitbsr9tertidtsr Srudt errun9su. Die
gRalhihs wite ots tds, pcfdr man ie ou&9tti,
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Drills, StIserapt Cutters. Rd6l,inFise Yftrtes
Rt&tn, pattnt SerDotsIn, Carmen &crnlGd.
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neu "a unterfutben.
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mtlhe zen. 6rn. GbaylIs 8tilter poa Enentcpn III
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
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punttsn an Der 9uubrIonb &olIM: iItntatn, Der
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nit Ycsptut, port 9tiuten, Samar9ia unb ousn
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tGotlpbie une olItr punttsn on fsr pbitaoslpbias
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Sbambsrsbura paSsritcnn, lcrt, Sstpsbura, Der
Ssl9sseno. @iGamsrort uuo Dem Mtiten.
Ger 4.l5 Nahnittaat;u9 bait an allen StaticuCn
an unc pertnot fth ;u Rcaoin9 nit 3datn fir
potspiIs, &clumba, Gptra,a eiti;. eontafftr, 6ars
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g8Iifen ob. ..... ..... ..... IDOLS ....
pofa0isrs finb srlubt, ibrs Sidtts iu fapfsn. che
hs Die Gars tStrstEn, intsm auf etn Cars Gin bSbss
rtr Sabrprtis onQErcintt pirN.
or Durh Sidett "a strtauf;n in Der 1ntnieun
Sfftt fir ale YGrtte an rttTer Robn uno bic
pouptidtGch,n an bar pbila6slphia: uno 4saeine=,
etr eetancn @oHeu: uro ittsr ioniiiatn Teunlrlra.
a9lNtntnbn, ptiliGh, ncrbnsilsb unt iiiemtil d.
~ babtn. 6. Stpf,, Sno. unp Sup't.
gRai 80, 1866.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
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.eGGprutuG GjGpr0,"
su pitl fam njdt gum Gctr Der ,Wcrgn @lcyj,"
stIaet wsrbsn, welhe iOwii2 alien orocri Sef,n
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bat. 9r II Gin Gas. 2Iufr5nr, brrnnt el,en At
Ssntn @iretr, unb Bat rur gang wsnig aufrligt
iamfsit n5tGi9, na&bem COS 5rur aHgemottih.
tnbsm man bic Glnrldtun5 9ttrcffen Sat, baj Der
Sfsn 1910 fEf r'rr.rr
Z Seinc rigensn SobIcn fiittrt.
er III Gin unauftSrlIGtr 8rrnnrr, nus cil
Ssusr trnuGt tur6 Die Sdtra,rlt anaennG w,r.
ben, unb sitt sjnt S0um.natirn 70 ftSn yit elm
offence 5euer. @r n sin mddtigr Sritsr wr
tsnnrd Sprrsfilih fir milos gDtttsrun9 a8e
ri6tet. Sc III ber mel parI0me Sifn III allrn
6inli6tsn Der ie erfun6rn worb:n III.
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biiisn eSsne, furG Sel2dbunB unp patsnt, uro
parn ltest btr srpBc Slrb!tnIi re5 Ofrns. Sci
mem ancern Sftn irirc e5 rrlautt osIs @jrGtt Az
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fam nu, In bicism Gtatliicnert ertaltsn wtrttn,
ba er Die ausf6tiebli6s assntfGaft fir 0r&a
Saunip BAT. gr rcllts etrtrbtstigl Spl&s Gin,
labm bic eintn @rfcsGloiTe piniatn, anjuruftn
bitlsn Sfen su srdminrrn, eb, iie foranp faufrn.
Gin 9robss Qdortement Elm fdthesStetbens
9ei6rr, Stampirte gSoartn. Say
panirte Waaren, 6obl.@aaren,
r1. &upfer @aaren, Sb6ps
joy fer, Boilers, Seiicl. II. I. 10.
m@- glumbns, Da&esdtn, gpoutin8. Sob.
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stln unb Supfsr. In benz bsltrn StYle urD an
ben rieosrasn 3Trn.
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CT auf cine 5prtoausr bGrirltrn, sptl4t ct lop
bur6 gdufti&trit, mb barur& odg tr bic trir
Arbtit fit Rae wmtBFe G'elO liefut. Al prtirrCn
Iuhcn wirS. Gr IL irltf sin prattl@r rano.
Wafer unp tat rinr ariartide &ennni6 ben ctm
@dGdfts
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Settifenem epm allem 9frtemi

SCettNeueu DDN oIeiI Slrteu
loptt dberboupt ale Qrtittl, lie in einsm pcnfSn
ot9sn Cabinet @aarsnIassr Ssfudt p.rbn.
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pon 6urnitur, nad Der neusltsn Rcoe, uno seer
pom tbnsn psrfoafts 1rt, mne ras Itn fiir pa iis
ibn psrfaufen, uno muB polE Satisfattc. aetsn
pausbdlttr uno bsIonpsrs iuuss esutt neldbs
pausbaltunstn su bssinntn 9sesnfsu, slttn isosn.
taus bel tbnsn rrriprshen, che hs fonilpc taufsn,
,nesm fs perhbsrt fibtsn. bas fe ibasn Die tsiisn
8dr9sn anttssn tSnnsn.
Il 0-als eei6tnbtfcr9et finbtt man ft lfsis bsrst
uno hs ftbrtn ibrs Nufrdss prci,pt uno in IhSnltsr
Oronun9 aus. SRit SRobd9enr. QSatlnuB ccsr 1udb
d6sr3ostntn Sdr9on uerftbsn fis tosn Iuipretsnbsn
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wtlht allssn'tn tft a[!sn scytytfili@ 6etei6sn
pertm, bic Fr 0sfraudt tattl, Iinb bcm Vutl.
fum nit SpGFinei6fm 3utauei> rffrrt; tnttm
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SE' Samltcn Gtrabr unb ldrGg bar CeuI4s
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ale SiYIsS unb SuaIitGt an BON 25 Cents unb
..-s.E.. u aufpGrts.
8lain Sprra BON alien 8arben, nirtere
Yrrilc, 9lain, @rib, 9totb nnb 0Ib
30 rpublfdl an bon 25 Gents unb aufpdrts,
@eswiGtiste Stotbe, Slaue unb @raue,
al gBuus unb 3ols unb 9aumrpclls pun 25
Gents bio gu 623 @sntO, rim sOIlss aFortsmsnt-
wcbtftil
@tti&falIs.- - Gin pca,s glIorttmsnt
bsimssmadts 5lannsls BON 1 bic 1t 9Jarb Brett
plain unb pldttrt - ptrfauft an sitl psnIar
alt ltbieS Satr.
eaiis tin iseer esfr stns 8trslsi6uns fir i&
isltli anlsltn. mann sr srsit II su fauf,h-unb
Id Bin utrSsust. rae Ritmanb bs,dsft& auf bic
Stplts, gsriGisStntsIt uno Yrstfe m,uirtbsn
lsn wtib. . .. ..E ...
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Su tptrben."
Sfpt. II, 1867. nqts
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
'pthinGnh6cn' Sieftr Bsitnne.

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pltsr Jabn miro, pirSsr 81 Ouesrbn Seine eubkriOtnitn
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Dem aIleR callfAlana Gbia0 Sto6r,

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su sitl faAn nj&t gum Gctt Der :, Wcrgm @lcyj,"
9sIaet wsrprn, welhe opfiG alien onocri Sef,n
Die Int Ndtfts fab. tcn @rrrang ab0,ncmnfr
BAT. 9r ~ Gin Gas Iuf,s9.tr, brnnt ieNen At
8sntn @inetr, unb Bat rur gang wsnlg Iufrlvt
iamfst nS;tt9, na&ctm ro0 5eutr angemot %.
tnesm man bic @inrIdtun3 0ttrcffen Sat, ba Der
Nfen III u . ~ - -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01
81 "a c3g = 1 cGp t.
Damn un6 6erren

Gits tn um Gub jI 6snadbritbissn Gins uur
Gle-Ocn ter wtvtt,hcn Sboi(attt. t0H mirnrn 81:
rsit hno @ub la psrtauftn,
cte felnixeM Wsinf @anble HnrS
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-10-01

Hcr Grceiior penn,
70 wtr stne srube guf&ittmBrlt ron anbnn ou,
ten SO&Sfm. ebfnfals fin s,C6sS GiiOrttnrrt
opn
parlor Sefen, Baltimore S,ucrboa .
Sefen, Scater6, Idn9e6, II. +. 10.
Der allniaGnle Sifls. unb Warlpr. Dim u ri,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

laid and in a short while these payements arc torn MP 1or
the purpose OF doing this work. ana the pavement aer
ward raid in more hurried and less imperfect manner
All of these improvements are paid for by tax levied on
Tho rronndng nroperty aud the system thus going
affects very materially the value Of the real estate thus
unduy burdened and rctards 10 great extent the prog
ress aud Improvement OF the cly Inc present System OF
street Improvement is wretchedy managed Everything
is ueolected while heavy assessments and taxes
arc Constantly levied making things far worse than
they we're indeed, the whole government OF the city
could not he more reckIesSy or e&travagantly
and inencenty carried on Everything appertalnngto
n "a most miserably managed. IL merchant or any
business man should adopt similar method OF Conduct
ing his nrvate affairs he would soon become bankrupt
however wealthy he might De or however laIge MS cap
ia The system adopted to obtain place and 10 hold po
ltcal noUers seems TO he the only thing that Is thor
ouChly organized The only requisite or qualification
demanded OF an official looking for place s how he can
the party how adro he may be in manipulating nomi
mating cOnyentOns how many votes he can control ana
whether he Is true the party organization HOW they
are disposed qualified 10 serve the citizens, and now
is never asked OF them Within the last ninety days.
the employees OF departments OF the CITY Govern
ment had taken from them the whole OF two months
salaries for unknown ana Unexplained OBJECT
name the departments that have made these eXactiOns
upon snbordnates. OF course this lax adninstr-
ton Of municipal affairs has caused increased taxation
IL cannot well he otherwise. The corrupt Clique tnat
rules tbe Tammany organization controls It's machinery,
and maintains its power solely by the punder OF te CITY
treasury. The city departments in the hands OF the
Tammany Hall politicians, draw from the city treasury
over 500 900 per month have examined the ngures,
and therefore speak Of what know. Nor is this all its
income The faction derives large additional per
qusites from street opening, assessments, ana other
sources paid in direct taxation by real estate THESE are
in the shape Of which, when confirmed ny
convenient plant Judge, become liens upon Its pay
ment. Aud this will explain the enormous increase OF
expenses shown by the table which | have exhibited
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THE SCAFFOLD.

EXECUTION OF LENA MILLER FOR THE MURDER
OF HER HUSBAND.
Lena Miller, who poisoned her husband last
Winter was hanged In the Jail yard Brookvlle, Clear.
field County: Penn at noon yesterday Sic npde fun
confession Of her crime saying that she poisoned her
husband Xavier Miller by puttingarscnc In his food and
her trial begun In January sentence not passed
until the 22d Of June. The execution orderly, and
was witnessed by several hundred persons The death Of
the condemned instantaneous and without struggle.
EXECUTION OF NEAL DEvANFY.
Neal Devanev was executed on Tuesday in
the jailyar at wkesbarre near scranton Penn Quite
large number OF witnesses within the walls Of the
prison. and the houses surrounding the jail were crowded
% S sg hc6ps o go oI the
accompanied by his prisoner, Who apparently sOowed
5o fett from ne cell I'm which te CONDEMNED man had
been kept During the night previous ~ the execution
his neck he made full confession of the crime. Pre-
cisey at los o'clock the signal was gwen and the body
OF Neal Devaney hung dangling In the air. After hang
ing IG minutes the body cut down. and delivered TO
the friends The snbloned are the particulars OF the
Neal Devancy married young woman In Ireland She
had by care ana economy saved AZ with which herself
and husband 10 the United States After landing
In New York. Devaney said II he could only get Halle
ton, Pa, he would be Of obtaining work he had
friends there. Catherine asscntcd, and obtained stua
ton in NewYork domestic representing herself 10 be
unmarried she thought che could readily obtain
length 1t agreed in July last that Devaney should
meet bis wife at Eaton She went he met her. but with
GOODNESS, and advised her speedy return to NewYork
telling her that he was engaged 20 be married
TO a young at IIazleOn, who would
shortly become mother. and II IL were known
he was already married he would be killed. She de
clined 10 leave him, and insisted upon going with him TO
Hazleton. lie then told her that he had money for
riding she was willing TO walk Then they started
This was the last time the woman alive. In
few days suspicion began to be aroused, and inquiries
were made for the missing which resulted Ina the
arrest OF Deynney Then thorough search was insti
tuted and the dead body Of Catharne Devaney
found in cump Of bushes the Jesnsyille road The
throat was cut as with sharppOintod instrument, and
three marks were found on the left breast apparently
made by bucksho that had only just penetrated tho
skin The ugular vein and carotid artery were cut and
death must have been almost instantaneous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14

A CARD.-In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public in their
own localities There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks have never
in a single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do so, they nevertheless put forth great
exertions to show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated in value, is not what it formerly was
and that those which they vend are equal, if not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens as well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the Jobbers, people are
apt to be misled by their representations.
In order that the public may Judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
lust such pen as will exactly suit his hand
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent. yvo,
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"The Pen is Mightler than the Sword"
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD

For sale Mt No. 25 MAIDEY-LANE. New
York, and by every duly-appolnted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark OF any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-14
NETWORK CONFIDENCE OPERATOR ABROAD.

NEW-fORk CONFIDENCE OPERATOR ABROAD.
On Monday Mr.. TOpley, q U. S. Detective,
while railroad train Rochester, N Y, two
men behind him, OF whom az he learned from the
conversation was cOunryman on his way 10 Syracuse,
and the other as he suspected confidence operator,
pretended cattle buyer also bound for Syracuse The
latter had some freight bills settle Ia Rochester and for
this wanted u. 3. 5000 bond changed The country
regretted that he had not the money 20 advance
The bond was folded but the detective saw that its
edges and general appearance Indicated that 1t was
fraudulent lie therefore caused the cattle dealers ar
Rochester. curiousy constructed wallet with
secret pocket, contained the bond the detective had
IL proved 10 be bond OF the United States Acct
dent Insurance Company OF Syracuse for 5000 folded
10 look like Government bond IL was not filed out
and the signatures marked over with red ink. On
Tuesday the holder OF the bond, who gave his
VIM. Il. Austin was taken before u. D. Commissioner,
but AZ there evidence that he had swlnded any
one, he was DISCHARGED.
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,ers. .p.r Ps. re- n Of o, msAl..a. IN .sss pm,

stores 10 Doner Potter Nov Of the Highlands IN qu"i sp
foresal
schr Adelaide Smith Rondout Boston.
schr. Julia. Beam Eilabehpon for Boston
Schr. Consultation, Bennett Portland
sehr Goodwin. Perry Stanford
Sehr Coumouth, Kelly, GreenPort
schr Rio. Young Rondont for Boston
Schr II. Lewis Taylor, RoDdOut for boston.
Sehr Mitchell Marrel, Albany for NewHNen
scbr Elmira Stevens. Rondont for Eew.iia'ssIn.
Wlberp Rondeut for
sehr Gsrrison Chase EhEabehport for fan hsH
sohr. Hazard Harrington Rondoet Tor ne"hA'en
wIED-At sunset NV. fresh
SAILED.
Steamship. Russia and Tarif for Liverpool
been no arrivals sailing vessels siA Sandy Hook this amer
Herman Twin enthusiastically, 10th inst, for Savannah
M,nbst,an- s,eamship, of Cape Lookout -
Cape HarAs bearing Ne 40 miles for Sa
vannAh.
DISASTERS.
posrox Nov lathe sehr Margaret ofYamouh Me- from Bos
ION In ballast ashore this morning Cape Hedock fog ana
bgd Tie saved The hull will probably break up tue
sals aud rigging were saved
DOMESTIC PORTS
CHAMELEON c. Nov l3Auyed steamship ssrsgossa, from
New.York schr Althea, Philadelphia
Sailed Kate Stamber Providence brig ueen Of Britain Brs
toll brig Martha NewYork bark Harrisburg Bremen brig For
monte Barcelona sebr. Ethan Allen; Providence.
WirMSGToS n C., Nov. b-Auved. steamship VIM r. Clyde
New-YoTk. - . ~ --,- 4, .
Kshae5f Liverpool; Nellie Merriam, Rotterdam b. Msthal
Ayres; Gonheg Btmeni brs CHESAPEAKE vnd ysei
DemA Jenny Lind London sehr b. NJ Hamilton, Boston, RIVAL
Nova Scotia Meteor Bermuda