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Smyrna times., 1867-02-20
EIOmrs Of Ainc Tlca.

The homes Of America will not become what
they should be until true idea ofllte shall have
become more widely implanted. The worship
OF the dollar does more TO degrade American
homes, and the life OF those homes than any
thing, than all things else. Money Is the god
of almost universal worship. The chief end Of
lite is to gather gold, and that gold is counted
loss which hangs a picture upon the wall,
which purchases flowers for the yard, which
buys toy or book for the eager hand of
childhood. Is this the whole of human life
Then it is q mean, meager, and most miserable
thing. A child will go out from such home
as horse will 20 out from the stall-glad to
find free air and wide pasture. The inhu-
ence OF such home upon hun In after life
will be Just none at all, ornothlng good. Thou
sands are rushing from homes like these every
wear. They crowd into cities They crowd
into villages they swarm into all places where
life is clothed with higher significance; and
the old shell of hOme is deserted by every bird
as soon as it can fy Ancestral homesteads and
matrimonial acres have no sacredness; and
when the father and mother die, the stranger,
nres.nce obliterates associations that should bt
a,nonp the most sacred Of all things.
| | would have you build tor yourselves snt
for vour children home that will not be light
| ly parted with "a home which shall De 70 81
whose lives have been associated with 1t, tn.
most most interesting and precious upon earth.
would have that home the abode OF dignlt,
propriety, beauty, grace love, genial fellowship
and happy associations. Out from sucn
home would have good influences flow int
neighborhoods and communities. In such
home would see noble ambition taking, roo
and receiving all generous culture. And the
! would see you, young hu,blnI, young WI
happy. DO not deprive yourself OF such II
fiueuces as will come to you th ough an inStlt
, tlon like thi. NJ money can pay you for sil'
deprivation. No circumstances but those
utter poverty can justify you in denying tho
! influences to your children. = Ttcomb.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

A PIoUs TRIBUTE OF AFFECTION Mr.. J.
P. Mather, Of Battle Hale, near liverpool,
has built very fine church, at . cost Of $40,
UOO, in memory Of his late daughter, Sophia.
The church will accpmmpiate 10 lults and
lOJ children. Schools, which have been erect
eI uy PUBLIC subscription at u cost OF $ll 500
,,iioin the church
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

Nebraska, although the bill tor her admis-
sion to the Union has passed both h 'uses over
the Presidents veto, is not to be admitted un-
til her Legislature ratifes the fundam .ntal con-
d.tion imposed-universal suffrage To her
Legislature, now in session, this provision is to
be at once submitted, aud upon its ratification
Nebraska will become the thirty State
of the American Union aud her Congressman
will take their seats In the Capitol
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

LAMP ExPLOsIoNS-A person in Cleve
land who has taken the trouble to gather sta
tistics ON the subject, says that durinI the laSl
two years the number Of people burned t.
lcath from kerosene lamp explosions has been
urouerty valued at $6,OO0,000.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

II is estimated that tno population Of Ire.
land has been reduced about twelve per cent,
by emigration during the past ten years, and
the criminal statistics show a much better
moral condition at present than teu years ago.
The returns Of tn: nnm9er Of persons tried In
ireland for various crimi"ai offences during
1864 per cent. are less tnSn the returns OF
similar trials during 1856.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

Authorizations are not always as Ineligible
as they should be. A merchant, at one OF the
towns Oh the Mississippi was astonished, last
week. BY rsceiving,a bill of landing for g ten
boxes of tom, cats" After much cogitation
he concluded il must mean ten boxes OF tomato
cstsup.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

The London papers say that American ves-
selA in English ports cun get crews much soon.
er than English vesSels-the advantages of
better pay aud better food heing the attraction.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

WAR RUMoRs.-The foreign papers are
busily circulating an anecdote that young
man, called to high destinies, stubbornly re-
fuses to study the maps, for the reason that
the map has often changed of late years, and
papa Napoleon III says it will soon be
changed again" The little fellow ought to
know French secrets, and if another war is to
curse Europe, as the probabilities seem to in
dicate, Napoleon will doubtless be one Of the
leading spirits in it,
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

According to the New Haven Journal the
ulea els is now considered one of the classics, it
having been introduced into nearly every Yale
College class lately, where it is hatel quite as
much as Latin and Greek.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

We sec that New York >hopkeeper ad-
vertises for ladies what he calls AN " invisible
trail" which is no doubt something very
nice for the sterner sex to tread upon and
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

A democratic meeting in Ballad county, Ky.
has unanimously nominated JOhn Z. Brcckin
ridge for Governor.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

SALT IN CHIMNEYs The B ,ston Transcript
recommends that in building chin leys brick
layers should put quantity Of salt into the
mnrter with which the intercourses of brick are
to he laid The effect will be that there never
will be an; accumulation of SCOT in the chin
nay, for the reason that the salt in the portion
Of mortar which is exposed absorb' moisture
every damp day. The SCOT, thus becoming
damp falls down Into the fire place
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

FRAUDS.-There is constant succession Of
reports Of frauds and swindles of every possi-
bic description, from all parts Of the country
Smuggling, defalcations, revenue frauds, illicit
distillation Of spirits, aud violations and eva
sions of the laws in every conceivable way, are
now the burden OF most Of the news columns
of daily journ'l. As the Philadelphia Lefg-
er remarks. either we are now in condition
Of extraordinary wickednesS, or else the con-
cealed villanies OF long period have all been
suddenly uncovered to the light Of day.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

The Queen $ speech, transmitted recently
over the, cable cost the American press 81
600 10 gold, or $S,s73 in currency.
The Lynchburg (Va.) Nccs states that the
tobacco trade Of that city bids fair to b. lively.
Thirty wagons loaded with tobacco are hourly
expected in the city.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

The midnight train from Albany, a few
weeks since, left load of passenger at one OF
our Western towns. Among the number was
u nervous 6dgety old man, who was in great
stew about his baggage. His foot had hardly
touched the platform when he commenced dog
gng the baggage master for his baggage. Fl,
naly, after being repeatedly duunel :uz the
baggage before he had time to get it from the
bottom Of the huge pie, the baggage master
turned to the man and thus addressed him =
" Mister, it ) pity that you wasn't born an
elephant instead Of a jackaSS, and thin ye d
have had yer trunk always under your nose ~
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

THE FUTURE French EMPEROR. The
young Prince Napoleon Elgcne Louis jean
Joseph, son of Napoleon and Eugenie, and
prospective Emperor of France, was born on
the 18th of March, 1856, and is now drawing
toward the completion of his eleventh wear,
While still in arms he was placed on the muster
roll Of the French Imperial Guards. az a pri-
vate IN the regiment for, as it was intended
that be should receive military education,
and atterward assume military command, il
was designed as a compliment to the army
that he should, at least nOminnlly, go through
all the gradatl0n1 OF the service. When old
enough to begin to learn the military exercises.
ne was put through them with other youths o
MS own age, and in this way he was taught tn
hIynnet and other drills bptnr, h. wa : eight
years old. BY this time, too, he had been
made nOn-commlSslOned officer of his regi.
ment, and he is now passing, step by step,
through the various grades toward the rank Of
| colonel. But while special attention has been
given to his military training, bis education as
citizen has not been neglected. Besides the
| ordinary rudluents of Instruction. he has re
ceiVed lessons in two or three handicraftS, the
last of which was the setting up Of types in the
Imperial printing Office Of Paris. The obje t
Of this may have been simply to extend his
sphere Of knowledge and enlarge his views in
after life; but the ability to earn living. like
an ordinary individual has before now proved a
valuable accomplishment for even the heir to IA
| throne. In the event of the death of the Elm
peror Napoleon Ill before the Prince Imperial
becomes OF age, it is arranged that the govern
ment of the country shall be carried on tor "a
time by a Regency, under the Empress, IL
sisted by Prince Napoleon, cousin Of the
Emperor
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

During the winter of 1868 the Mississippi
river was frozen over at st. Louis, aud re-
msined so for several days. Parties crossed
the ice repeatedly, and the citizens of Missouri
aud Illinois met in friendly converse on the
CLASSY surface, while beIow them flowed the
great river. The occa i N was tempting; and
several persons, wishing TO turn all honest pen
ny, erected tents and booths on the ice, and
sold liquor therein, which, by reason of being
always on ice, were cool enough to suit the
most tastldious. One Of these men, who had
pitched his tent further from the shore than
any Of his companions, had been warned that
the ice might break up at any moment, but he
refused to go, although the others had left
So natters went on for day or Two, when Que
morning, while the proprietor was in his tent
waiting iOr customer, the l'e, winch, owing
| 70 the constant motion of the occupant had
become quite weak, suddenly gave way, pre-
cipitating him into the river, the rapid current
OF vhch soon carriel him out Of sight. All.
most Immediately after, thirsty individual
came up and put his mead inside the tent and
asked for the proprietor; to which darkey
VINO had witnessed the occurrence, replied thai
the boss had just gone down the cellar. Aud
So he had.
Smyrna times., 1867-02-20

COn-res> has various investipatng" com
ul.tteeS at work but the one that is nveStiga.
ting frauds at New York has met with an acci
deht-the peculiarly sharp" citiz ms of that
place having stolen part of the evid nee which
has been taken. The committee, however,
intend TO call the witnesses over again, and
Will investigate as vigorously a. ever. By
the way, 1t seems to us in this conn action that
Congressional investigating committees have
ueen at work, with more or less intensity,
nearly all the time for the last ten years, and
have developed especially about election time
the most unding rascality; but of the shoals
II swlndlers uuearthed scarcely solitary indi
rlIual has ever been punished. It really seem
nat the Investigation of frauds nOw-a day. j.
As costly as the frauds themselves.
WHAT IS COP LIVER On?-The Bridge
water Gazette, a New England journal, saws
that physician in that place was recently
called to prescribe for somewhat iliterate old
lady, and as cod liver oil, in his opinion, was
the remedy for her complaint, he wrote a
prescription for the apOthecary to put up with
the latin formula, ole Jec ASS being an
abbreyiatiOn OF "Oleum JecOris AsspEi, or,
in plain English, cod liver OIL The medicine
was procured, taken, and in few weeks tht
lady completely recovered her health A
eighbor paid her visit after her recovery,
aud expressing surprise at her improved con
ditou, inquired the secret IF so rapid reSto
| ration. Why said the old lady, lifting
both hands iii grateful enthusiasm. it Wa
hit beauif f'A med re, the I'll Of J,tckass
that brought me on my feet again !"
! A CEMENT FOR CELLAR FL0ORs. A CORES
pnndent of the American Farmer writes tha
persons wishing to line their cellars, and who
! do not wish to go to the expense of buying ce
ment, can take coal ashes and mix with waite
to the thickness OF mortar. This eau be pu
on about tour inches thick, aftUr which let i
lay twenty-tour hours, then stamp it with I
heavy block of wood three or four times day
until it is perfectly hard It is better than ce
ment as it will not crack or scale off, aud tn
lumps of cinders contained in the ashes do IL
harm.
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9Ilptne Sitters!
j truar 26. 1867

Oisee GiIaunte uub Dt beiftte 8ittsrs tpirb
pcn gEGpsn uHp &rduer, ,pflGs In psn @stir.
5ra tr Sdwfll gtlGmmflt rpurtn, tsreitrt /; bic.
lrltrn iaO an unp fur liI iaabips. btfem inbei.
in muhbGpCle GdurObst tarf, f,rce @tasnlGaf>
tea, witbt bIupAinIh in atlrn IGllm Scn Dis.
pFfl, @pp.ti.clisTet. Soptrsnnsn, Massn.
l1WGa', Sa3wirte, Nnpoiitlt, Sglf. tytrriIte
uro tgpoaorCuas SslGwuSsn, lcpie in allen
6aun p3n ne tltdcr TebtuitGt. phfiam Fnb.
St'nsr u nas 4Ip ne. 8ttus Gin aue ar,siGne.
'e MI'h g. 9eu &sLss 5itber, Gbolsri, @bols.
sla'. 't.
De Ouiis IN bi in ssnanrttn 51len III elm
2b,onfi ocu pTrtmui rer rGm @firu uuea mr9rr'
,nnIie btn &as tittr atrommsn js ndGbtm tS
tts SrItgtat otter Cauer rsS uetds asiorbert.
Gisits 5ute's il iir Camtn Opsr ioldt YnIc=
ara, weIhc f,iHeD gG..n ccr Hqarrs lstsa. wUtl
u emPf,bIfn..
DH io,lafi'bs mad 6'nts Nrdftuse fir bIsits
alacmtn p,Eutl,e umppadas Wihttl BAT Die In.
'niejr eitH brUoBn, 2oenten in allfn Sbeiien
prr uoi1r 81 eRsnnsA wG.4: y lltlun9n prompt
aGsiayuu nstr'n
a9rmcmGnu unb 60,
&Iense Ascnlen uno Smpcrtsure
r t.t %rfnatsu Stlatsn unD @cnlpa,
8 &srar ct 9l,w sJorf.
@5enlin fdr ptnn SotrlOn. Grllo@ey
uaC &rwsen, gbilarripbta.
SlnuIr %. ra-tS
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Sefentli6e genbu.

duf Sreitaos oen Stem uno Sienlta9e
Den l9ten Wdtt, 1867,
an tsiSsn sasen um IL ubr Mttass. fOllsn on
6auls bee unter,si&nsten. nabe bel @maus. tn
.sal,burs 3aunIhip. qs6a @auniy. folssnr'
rpsrttupas Sitter auf Baentlitsr 8snpu pafaufi
psrDln. ndmlitb
Drst quite S&affpfsrhe. 9 quite iunss &abs,
51psins, Elm Sinsauls. seasrn, Spst 3peipfrros
Oi9sn, Elm Syringe 7gBassn, elm Stnsduls' gpa
gsn, Elm Salinetpp 0a9sn 3wst sBaesn' gpctss
stn Sud,ps SGnittsr unp Mah'r 70 gut wir nsu
cine S1e. Gyiu ;wti 2anD gBal,sn. 5 4Huse
sin Bei6fO'nfHls, @sssn Gin @ulitpatcr,
Seits Ssuletsrn, 2 Scl3l6littrn, eire 3rspfnp
eSspalt Srett Srl6maiGne NIT Straps uni
Sdiitlsr, sirs @tnpmubls, ein 5tmisp @eiGirr
SslGirr fdr gfs,ps. GItrSenntss, IFIss @s
i&irr. 3 supGuuiss @s6tne, 2 SGistforrsn
lvre 6GiIlr, 5lsId,db,r unp Scgsbeups, Sobei
tanf, Gin Yatent gfsrbe 8tdsn. 'Shpbbart
8uusidss. gctrsr, MeB,l, Stfnl&lSsd. Stip
pen, ptdea, Srsrr, unp &iibfdttn: 5ernst
4 gtt.n unb Stttisllfn. Bureau, Wilti6ranf
8c6cf.n. swsi anpsrf Stftn NIT 8ctr. Stible
Spinrrd0r. NOurab. ,wst Wurtmai6iutn
5dmalprClft, Slide, 6 asinsrue Slrs, &im,r
'fWtlI Sutpsle, ~ O'uW'iuut' t' pa'''
28aass bic 500 plumb piest cine lsiGts gRag'n
Dsi6Id, Ssu' uHO Nifsabsln, GtlsifitsIn
1raaIraIen, 5Ia&abrsds unp 6Iats SsdsIn
lIar, g'runDborsn unp np@ l;br pisls anber
atttd ~ wEttGufttg So rnsIrCn.
Die 9rpnsanssn en- S:rtauIe!a9e unS Iuf
partur9 ppa
gNartin &emmerer.
G6r. 3is9snfu6 -gattipnrrr
| 5'truar ~. 1867. nabg
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Sos 9cQpt fdr
lans An5riIlanNs -0itCr.

Die untrr;si6nun bittfn UNI Gddntnlb, tr
5ausb prlde itren'9urro
srnruun woIsn, ppr IU.4r tis B,crnfen Is aus
Suriftsn, an,us'tscn, ra6 ii' Gin oc%Les &Icur.
mtnt auf 9anp taten, udmli6;
einsn SAssin.s.
Oso!f'c,.r unN trauns t,anw0llsHs S4sft.
inSs,
Scpitirn 9nsn unb Wusiin.
0insn uno bdumrouent Sii5tdafr,
Mlrltilss Gunntsrpanee,
eancaltrr anp 6onsp Grmb SIilts,
Sanpti6sr uap 5anptitrr 9utr,
Sdinss unO SbrtS.
Wdpfins unb Dcilitt.
6snatrtlsnem, Ssltun, u. f. p.
gllsS wsl6ss ls an prsbn 81 ben 3ritru
paiisnp, gum Sertauf antistsns
Sutb uno Rern,
.Nc. H. S1'0amIlton StIaBt, Qqsntaua
Ssbrror 5. 1867. robr
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Sefentlt6er SerfQuf.

0uf Dlenftu96 ben l9tcn @dr3, 1867
I'm t2 utr @ttafs, fel,u ON Sduie trs uln
tsrseldnttsn In Cit Ntsitbau Gaunfhip une
spar in Gurnsrspille, f,dba Gaunis fClscnee ittr
pedbppGe Nrtifsl ron 9ausrrsu auf
Siitu,lidsr Ssnru patau5t warsn, namlid:
o~-/H 5dnf ocrtuf1i6s Siebs sir sr,
HE3AsI tss iattisss 5taer, 6 Sttd Rn.ss
SasSS22.s.l. z2s.virt, tarunisr cute M'l6tibe.
wrppn bic etns Iri6 1T. Elm Slinc, tin brdtGs
BERGER gingduleuusn NIT stnsm @r;totp. sin
l6malraortser Sirsaulepdssn NIT SOsp unh
Sp:icaI, etn flGinsr Sauunrascn fir cin rer
,pst Yfupr, elm 6cl,fGlttieH, OrsfGmoldire unr
YferecsrWatt, Gin Stur6sn. gRtntmdbls 70 gut
pte nru. fann gar nt6t dbutrcftn paetn, Scus
ldtsr uno S6rmtl aGiae uno Geesn, 0clit'
tcrnplus Gultipatcr. Stsfmdasen, aFlsewl'
aen nit Gdnrldettsr. cine StGftafrtte. einf
Sinferfstts. Spcrr' uno &Ubfetirn. idwns
5ubrsd6rr. Srsrerssitire &ammstr, SI,ro
talfiun, Siisssnnlbs, SaIitsrn, SsbsIien unb
StddfA dss1 Drift unb FsuaattIn. S6irrsn,
S6auf In, Ht6en urb lcnR rod unSabli9 pid
Nrtttl gu umldnpld ale onsufitrsn.
Gtr 9sttnSunsm ant gnfiufsta5s unb guf'
mariuns ron
@ioeon Totb.
Sol. @adertaG, GuetIonir.
G'brulr 26, 1867 natg
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6,brulr 26, 1867

In tinsm fctfer @bdrattsr a'bnlten ptrtrn IoG
wslGsr b,n geifat bee Dull fumS IN NrIprut
nimmt, uno erbtta Rt &lnrI&aft ppn etda UNI
bsn dnardnlsnp @aunlies.
GaS SadS "a bdcntsrs stnauihtst fir Sau'
ern pern Il, nod br Stirt fcmmcn. &de mel:
DE an piri:m SJt.l onhaIisn. t6arsn Srl6rl
fihtrn. bab e gutss hIn uno quite Srtten rr-
baltsn.
Die Std3s unb Shsrs Fnb bic msiii aueec
estntGnrn trsrp zines soi,Is In 41ertaun, dui
pslhs a8abrbsit 81 hbanblrr trIcnprrc
aufmrfidn gsmaGt wtrceu.
GIN puuffIiher unp triatrsrr Saltnsdt bdt
letS lie Nuiiitl Gter tis Stile.
Snnitufen laufsn reau'dt prn titIrm 9luIe
mad ben 8trs'lbaba DrFc's
9 Wofe6 Sbnef.
6s6ruar ~. 1867. ra3W
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sc q Cb + / b t
0DCtDr 61Q'S

unfcblbarss Saar @rbaltun9s 0ittel.
Sislss Nitttl bat ilb immer unfetltar terte.
fen, pas ausfllsn Der Saarr 80 psr6nbsn, unp
Icaar bic Saarnwur,sln 10 - ltSJttn, tas pte.
Der nsue 5aars pa&lcn, an plGssn. mo pprter
fclts ausssfalsn Fnp. gbsnIo 1GdBtar III GO
sur seisrertsrlsluns Der uotiirlhtn Sarbs tr
Saars, wtnn blIslcsn pcGber srau 0rrpresn
fab. 3Im 9 ,tauI tai
S. 3. MolIer, Qpotbeeer.
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9Ome3tjC3! 9Ome5tirS!
Grtiir fir bic 3ritrn.
Dao oGte Gefe,

Sit;et un9em Cbntid)e 1cranla ifun9cn lu
OlGsbaIttr an, lol6e els
@tbItdtt. uES unattlft&tt S60tin8, BON
all!n 8reiIcn,
GcpTflT.n WLeln II uno 4! gJps. brett,
S'it (ldnas ocn j'rer Ssnrnnung II. 8ntit,
eb d5. Gin pslrs gliOllmtn, baron,
@'rtlsttls Sf@ Iiags,e,
bnuO StGbt TO
s 10 3amGtt,
gSite &curriplnse.
Yint Spuateplnes.
&uc Grtn GrpGIles.
Vile 4ttcn lilh ubr,
Gl; @.tcu Sulsaur-,6'n,
Sin rcrs QlIo'tmtnt, NipFins,
6lnt9 SarttlHu pra aLrn Ycnsnnunaen,
NdRlhs Sarbtudr,
3>Ictf1Hs iriihe 5trern tciir gaIpst, Car
pds gEUUs, 8lor. unb Gid S,ltub. tbtrfals elm
CclIltanttlsc gdUrtemtEts ron SI(6ates an
Ygeibsh.
nGcRct tlur uQcbo"
ano S]r traa&t ntGt sfpIast 81 puprn ;u taufsn
aus
NRitton S. ,&rdmers,
Gdlebr, am Mmtt gietd.
j trudr 26. 1867 nabp
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ttilet9t ume &uGmoto
Su Derlebncn.

Gtnsr Der bsam StUtridnrs in rIsism Galln.
tp. III biais tu lstnsn-pnirlts N pst tstannt
als @rim's alter Stano, purce fpGtsr ssbaltsn
rpn Snl1 unb gaor uno ltbttn Scn Daniel
9Idptr, In Str Naeunste SdunfGip. erGa
GauntY. Der Stano II esracs In Der rrGtsn @e'
asnb a,leesn, ssnas INNER cine quite &anpi&aft
unb Gur bic nod pa sspsisn sstsn su. bae ne ba
gang quite @slGdits ssmaGt baben.-Das Ndbsrs
erfabrt man bst
Gem Grim.
Sn &lsrtaun.
Nara 5. 1867. na3n
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9f q Ch I | h t.
u. 3trssnfue, Nnetcnier.
5tbruar 10 lo67.

geriiSsslts @otiGlGgs fur Die &ttauura tes
ottn sSare S6aihGuies IN rrr Stapt Quutdun,
putGn , I'd Dir uatu;s dustCn drarapmmen, bis
pm l5tCn 3as Md,, 1867 ipit fClBt:
f.--Rslrrsratm unp Sunplmnt.
lin I'm ras s,et6uee aut,nGsItn.
3 --Neuros artstt tei Der Aulbr. enf6titB
sno Stsine, &alf Slnb. Sadisnt unr Srcnt.
Wausr, 70 pts ros @sruit (. H.. bum ben
Scnt attCr 9d'dtrt su ne zen. DIE auBun
WlusIn icutn pIn ben StSrsn lein mppon bic
tlntnBIhnrten sn Sanpls babsn-bie W,ttst.
WduGrn pon SsrsistEsn pen p'r bsltsn SlniitGt
uno @.GBe - Iit inrtrn Wlusrn, m4ldbs ras
Sjsw,Gl psrtsiIsn uno tis SiiiBsn ote 6aupt,
Ssbaurts. 70 wis ris GenT.bCr Die ffdler TN,
cm Tlisn 5lrpr su untetliuBr, (ptrn pcn
blItrn SdffstMn lsin .-Aue biz Wdusrn miten
In gu ed WD,tel aclsst wnren. smabt aus rrn,
bsltsn 8ht unp Ssralanp.
4-@shadtG SanpIelne fir Sias, 3taIlhptl.
len, WaHaiNGr, II. 10.
5.-Ssnlcd SaubOlJ per Sauitnb 5a6.
6-9GeiBpein, =, fp.
7-@dppsln fir 8luOrs ~ - 30.
S.-Shreinsr Nrtet.
-IRdlfsr Arbstt, per lduare Su6.
Tie ScrhlGls fur bic Mdutr. Artsit mii6ta
Die grsibs per Jtutbe fir ale arin pon = rtn.
artsit an8sttn, 70 wts gadlsin. s,brtt tein
Sauino.
9Orf6tdse fir bic S6uinsrsqtteit 1cllicn tcr
prtiS itir bic 3btrsr:brams, 2atsn unp SlsnSer
10 pis auA fir Die lbrse Ahs;t, als 5lpor
Sttrern, Tad, II (. ~. anbrtsn.
| Sct btm W6rn oer Sisin, unb Sadlrtn sIr.
beit une esm gRaann, wtypsn ale Ssffnunger
abssiparn unp n6ts erlnutt fir @dn, punften
u. (. .-aae bic matIrialisu unp 4rtetsn miibn
mad ben 9lansn unp SpeclFraticuen, ausasfrr.
tist tm6 bic Smsn AIhbah unp 6aumanu ien
unD bic gcntraftprfn linb Dem Control unp BE-,
SirttIicn ppn Ter Sau:Scmmiitte untsrpurfer
-Upsr sinsm IOlGen ar6itset ppsr Suprrintn'
bent, wsl&sr fir pItftn 3ptd anannt werpsr
mag.
3rnnsis pnesnt bon Ssr sfitabtsn grbet tpiri
suriitsstalten, bS psfsIts fsrtis ilt-uub 70 pirl
stterbstt rglnnSt il bic setrsus ausfabrunt
Ter @cntrafte.
8eor9e Groman,
Soas Sausman,
Sbarles ". Hunf.
Sau.9rmmittrs.
Wdr, 5. 1867. no2u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
0riDQt SSerfQuf.

&alftrin = Eauo, &nlflfcinbriitbe unb
&alftfen; ium pripat, Gfrfauf.
Der llntuIGristcns beist rm6 @tipAbanOd
,um gsrflufs an: Adr unb 20 Nut1fn 2anD,
acIrsrn nate 5roHlcm Nosfwbdttal Saunftip,
9sad Gduup sysn,snp an bic SrontOn S,lm
balm. unglfiBr Adtr papon f;p Upn zen tcien
R a I fteinrn, fiit &alt. unb JIrndcs
3Wsi'. ;3rri CUTE &dltGitn. aus jsosm psri,lbm
faHu 100 Suith Gait tdslib s5O3en mnpn,
ME au6 Gin 8altblu5. IA BET 35 6ub, b.FaprR
TA auf tenn Gi9srtbum.
Sc IT au6 ens HJbtsh YlrO 6dtfi, nit cinn
lrtlIlsabn pun Der @tlsnbabn, unp sS farm mh
sriO9n GOlisn cine ,,Gmita" in biz Sistu
Bride 9elsgt wnpsn. Die unmitts.bare gidbt
Ctr @iientabn peldtt tit1em &tstnttum t1rn
rem 0srtt, inrsm D ien pgOtui miliclli tsr'tl,
bsn ra1 alfn Md,fln gebraGt wtrter flnu -
90 II ou6 FER &litvniauf dnIm O,f,u Gin /. Il,
auslsrstHter, inpem Ter llusriGritteae l,.t %prl
l4,O 600 Bultel taitttlt pltlufte.
Na9sFss 1T 3u b.ea auf r:m ~i6mtlur,
ti
Gbutcs S1aact.
@nsntaun SIS. i2 1867 rev
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
Sluentduu
Seife nnD Qi0ter
Wanufaftur.
Wanufaftur.

Das Yutlifum IN bisreur6 ttnahriGtiat faf
bic Seife'-unb edster Manufafur. fliSattu @s
tristsn bur6 Sobn uibsipt fsrrotn fm6 tbn
uno 8uptnanp Su6man unler tsr 5rma ppn
fti1el9t mm6 &uGu1omo
an benz altsn &tantptobe pcn 8 leob Riusr, tr
Der Stabt aasntaun, forbnrsen wsrosn wirt
a[lwo bisfslbs ,u alien 3 itsn Elm polss nnO oil
ssmsinss @dortsmsnt ioitsr artttsl auf Sano
taltsn wsrpsn, bic in itr @rl6aft sshGrsn.-
unp Fs bsnuBsn fsrner ttIs @i'ss0tet, rae
publifum 3u bsna6r6tissn ra6 6titrrtb Set
ni3t LANCER nit pisiem 9sltdit in Snbincuns
fsbt.
ltibelpi uno Subman.
Nsr, 5. 1867 ra3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-12
.. 2anbretb unb Spbn's
Srn6e @artenIQ mereten

Grit 38 Sabun babe Id ptiss Sdmrsrn str.
Fault unb INNER ssfuntsn, tnb tisIsItsn bic ,u'
Dsr6eieaen bon alien antnn ftnp.-3u itben
papisr Saamsn, ssbs Id cine Sfitrsibuns ps
prl&itpsnsn @npstbunssn urtrtsselta
, !. nefcr, gputtetr.
Wdr, 5. 1867 tqbp