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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
SSSr6 aSemre'a. Stte9cIboBu,
0llIentaun nnb Nbilabelpbia.
ret "a q Il de 3 Hg


Drei td9libt 3dge.
paGasists fdr philadelphia usbmsu bic es6a
5d9e ju autntaun um ubr gGcresns, um ii .43
NRcresus unp UNI 5.55 glahnlittaas, MAIDEN snae
8srbincun9 nit 3dssu Der 9lorospennlpl Gi 8
fsu6abn gu Bethlehem uno crrtihsn Vblaoepb.a
reipettip UNI 915 0Ror9cns. 2 05 g1otmttoes unb
8 40 G6enbs.
padasirs far DoMestcpn nsbmsu ben 20
Worsens uno ben ll.55 Gadnlitta9ss3u9 gu Sstb:
lsbsm, peIeber nit eonsoals in Sertluiuna (teht.
@ u SurIhkebreno
8ertafsn bas nsue Depot Berts une 1msrisan
SiraBsn, pb laeslpbia. UNI Z. as Sloresns, l.30 u.
$50 gia6mitta9s, unb srrsihsn Eusntaun rslpeftpe
un 10 81 Bermitta9s Ais uno $50 absnes.
GDkal- brbul.
padasisr'3dss ssbsn tdsli6 rom mnsusn Depot 81.
u. 9ds @srts uno amsriean Stra6sn. philadelphia.
ab:
Sir 8stIsbsm um as Rsrstns, l.30 unp 52e
Nadmitta9s.
Sir Doplsstown um s.45 morstns. 2.45 u4.I5
Slatmittaas.
Sdr eansbals um $40 Slaebmittass.
Sir 5ort @safbinston um l0.l5 8ornitnss uno
l.3O Nabmittass.
Sase fir pbilabelpbia.
8srladsu 8ablsbsm UNI 600 MQorssns, ll.55 une
SIS Nadntta9s ..,.
@srlafsn Doplsstcmn um 6.3O morssus. BIS
uno 500 Nadmitta9s. Der leete 5u9 nadt 8ers
binouns fir auenterpn.
8srlaGsn eansoats UNI sos utr GRerssns.
9srtafsn Sert @afbuqcn UNI 1920 Gormitia9s
uno 215 Sadniitoss
Senntl9sn.
BsrlafTenp pbilaclbaio idr 8ublebtm UNI $50 ubr
Ocrasns uno fir Deplssto.pn UNI 2 90 Slabmittass.
8erlaiIsn Doplsstaun fit philadelphia um 7.20
9Rerssns uno 8,tblsbsm tdr philadelphia um 400
gladhmita9s
aus Yofasisr 3dss (eis Sonntass :3dst ausses
ucninen,) psrbincsn an Der Bsrfs Gtrabt, Ybilas
eelpaa nit ben s. uno 6. Sirassn Gitc Giisnbabuen.
Tabr prciS = daentaun nab Ybilaesldbia
81. S5
Rep. 10 ellis Glarf, a9snt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
fSebler Der eSuaenb.

Gin 5srr Der felt Satren an nsrpBfsr Debtlt'
tdt frit,eittsri gsfaae litt, unc- al ben gffef>
ten iussntIi&u tlnbeSaGfamtsit wirb fdr bic
lsibsnps Wsnidbstt, allen bic es nStbis tabsn,
elm 8e,cpt nnb Inptiluns oisirs sinfahsn Dlit
tells ,uitnrsn pur& wel@ss sr eurirt wurbs.-
etleeabt bic bur6 ole @rfabruns bes Ssfaant'
mafsrt 81 prpfttrtn rstnfGen, f5nnen itrs abrs0t
riGtrn al Sptn y. . 8btn,
30. t3 @tamtsr st., %. gcrf.
Ssb. 81. 1867. nat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31

wtlde austm'in td alIm pcrrsffliG ssteiben
wtrbrn, bic lis stNrauGt tabsn, fnb benz publi.
FUN nit polladnbissm 3urauen pfsrirt; inpsm
siG ieen betfelbsn mt 5slpibtsit prObirt tperosn
fann--ot ct eaftbi6t III pper ni&t, sts fs neg
s,tban wrbcn.
@fSrud!e gInwsifunssn psrbn bic Sars 81.
sletsn, psnn es SsrIanst tpIrb .--6dufsr Fnb of
fsnter,is tnsslatsn, ticIf Sars ,u sraminirsn,
sbe Fe Ion1po faufsn.
gerssBst een Srt niGt, Ct IN 30. 81. an tsr
Sa Samilton Strabs unb larSs bsr Ssuti&'
8sformIstsn' 'arGe se5sniitsr, in rsr City @1sn'
taun.
3. 6. 8ernaban
Suns II. 1867 moi 3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
sc q 0 t Cb t

mirO tisrmt sesttsn. ba6 Die llntsrsddnsts ale
Erreutrir pcn Der Sntsrlafsnidait bss psrlor.
benin s a mes trtf 4, lfblbin BON Der
Borough Gmaus. Qe@a @auntp, ansdfsat NOR,
pen 10. 4Ge Ditienissn pater, wel6e nod
an btiusts Sintalaiini&aft i&ulbis fnD. fnb
biuourd Gufstforbsrt, innsrtalb Wo&m on.
,urufn UNI atSuts3ablsn. limb Sclts, bic nod
rt&tmGbiss 5crp1unstn babsn mbsm, finb sisidp.
Inls sriu&t pietltt pabrrnb BEN nanlt&tn 3st'
ramn wOblbsldtist sin5utanSisn on
Sarab @briif, @r'trir.
Wir, "a, 1868. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
l1niDn Cemetery.

Die iSbrtias g8abl Der Union gemstsrY @s'
IsaIGaft", pon aGtataln, Fnbst tatt on bsm
6auIS bon . emf amin 8. 6asenbuG d, AN
ORus McntaS esn 13sn Nprl, ndARsns, um
tlor Ra&mtttlss - 8fi rsrIslbtn 1clltn elm pre'
frsnt, Gin Sttrssdr, elm S6abmdatr. sin sruan
uab 3 Bsrwaltsr eswi5lt wsrpsn ptltt fdr SaS
aalrstr,te Sotr gu bisusn bdttn.-Guf Bsrpro'
nuna cst 8oarp btr 0trpat!er
Gbarlcs g. t9eiit, Sec.
Mdr, II, 1868. ~ na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
Dnmen SrinminB Stpbr.
OlrS. ~, 81. 81. @ulbin,

lit locbcn bon NcuDorf 5urHf gctcbrt, init btm
grSBcitcn unb ncilt mobiGltcn Stc6 bon Srilnms
ing ipclbcr ic III NAcntNun gum Scrfanf on9c-
bntcn ipurbc -Sn &crbinnun9 NIT ben Srinm-
in9S bat Iic Gin 9rcBc6 sI6ortcncnt BON
6oop5eirt6, peIlhf icelei6 in cine 6es
dnlbte Sorm ab9ednoertmeroon f0n=
nen, perlbieoene Gorten BON @oriets
por5G9ldbe 3epbpr, @arne. paple pot=
terms, alle Qrten BON 5triimpfen, &io=
unb ieibens 6dnofbube, Saarbroioe,
Saortonic nslbe Dem 9rduen 6a0r
feline orioinelle 8arte ,pieosr 9ibt, uno
70 miro bos @elo surGfse9eben.
rfTrs. nj. Il g. Guloin,
$40. 40, Slt 6amilton Srabe,
A SbGren oberba'b Der 6ten.
QQentauu, tSept. %, 1867. robu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
Die perb,Eerten Oriental unc 8ais bren'
nenoe
9Oblem< Sefem
aS@rIDr SrGrmaeese

AS@rG1r sSr0rt@eesp
Saben empfan9cn critic GIaiic YrsmiunS bsi
Der Vcus4orf StaatSs uno aneerer SairS.
alIo bic grcBe ilberne Webal>
lia bel Der NuSifsuun9 ocS
Smerican SnititutS, 9ebaI.
ten in Der @itD Rctp
Oorf, 1865.
Sie fnb fortpdbrenoe 8renner, uno es
it MIR uotbwenoie Elm Seuer in elmer
SabrssJeit Iu MAIDEN.
Sie linp poaitdubi9e gsntiatoren bon Dem
Npartelnent.
e eap 9as aus BEN felben entfoms
men.
" fam tein gnc,r ober Sla9 iein um biclel-
ben 81 Oblruttircn.
D,s b,utr + itt Sa9elan9 obne Gufs
merfiamfeit.
Sit Sauminat III ipie bi, ,ineb cfsntn 6eutrS.
Gle ftne m bti9e 6eibsr, uno oennob
berrl,b 70 milbfs @etter ein9er6tet.
gle fnb bi. m,iIf tecncmifden Oefcn unb 6nr'
ndets, bic ie gema6t iporoeH llno
Die Hurndee errpdrmt cine untere uno
eine obsrs Stube, obne 3ufdss
libe5 Srennmaterial
go Tnb grbBcn Sefcn uno @rOBsn BON ben
4arlcr Surndces
8ubu, "rfertist unb Oerfauft fir ben San'
bel. burb H..e .=.
perrp nno Comp.
Oriental Nsfenss ssBgtsn, No. 115 Snolon
1881 pt.ss us F.i SirdBc, NlbanD.
81 verFaufen bel q, as
Sames 8. Sufb,
.... aasinissr Asent fur 2sda GauntD.
Nltntaun, Sanuar Fl. naot
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
gBurltmaIbinen, Wuriftribter,

MtTtr une @atsI' - -. uno 6cf,ldssn
gutlGnmeFr, S6srn, 8afamdtlsn, Sdstlsi'
fen ron tsIonbrs aus,r grt. Sotl6l unb eampsn
Reblfrlcte Rattsn unb WautfaGen. atrte unt
8tili. nttl slntm aFs.msinin 9Ouatb BON Gisn'
paar,n. tsionsrs fir SaustaItunS unb Saunst
al baten tsI
glcpsmb.r f2-notb :. @. Wpfs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
Or. npbe9r1f'S
l(u9ensuno SbrensSeilonfalt |!


Dislss Jnfitatilt ma b &iotins 8srfs Gsrnir. p,r'
sst lporpen uno itsbi lest TIT bic aufnabmt sen q
ttsnten cfien,
gtro. 533 Yenn Strabe. Jttaoin9 Ya.
Gs rssresn bolsltl ale ausen uuo Sbrsn .Rrant.
bsiten bebaEb,lt unb ollie
Sperationsn Der Gbirur9ie uberbaupt,
por9sncmnen.
Disls anlialt III nit or idSrltsn Ssnmun9 dir.
ureifher Jnlirumsnte eieIt6 eantes mrCbsn unt
resbab fir isotn punoaryltteu Sal siu9eribtst
Der umtenb, faB itb cine @rfabruna tcn u5r 81
Sabren in Die msei;inii6sn grarls beige, etGdbri
binrsidsree gorantie, oeb bic tritidf,n eb,utS
(cbsn Speraiicuen bier sbSnc gut, wie III unGrer
arSesrtn Stapttn pcr9enemnhn nsrren tGunen
potisutsu, pslds aus Der Ssrns tcnmen, fnben bur
biuiesrss 8earo Gls in pbilaoepbln uno Hsp Nctt
rpabrsnb ole sciunbs Gage un bic refine eantuf
rpsit bsOsre 8sausmlihtetsn une @crbeilc 9rndb:
rer.
Bliupbsitin in allen ibrsn Scrmsn mirp tt.
banoelt.
GBebs aussn in allen ibrsn Srrmsn wettn
9tbslt
Sutrsau9en 8lumpf Gbs uno fcbisft
9lispsr wsresn 9erabe 9smacbt.
Sbr.-Ssce Sorm rcn Saubbst. ausIaut,
esr Sbre uno GumnsH i'm Sbte piro esbeill uno
no oas SbrfeI serRSrt III, wro elm nsuts einsslss
70 pae bsr patent 70 gut bSren farm pis ie ;aprr.
eunaen8 rantbe Shmtnblucbt Hfb
mo. grSn6itis. Ratarrb unb l6uifen. Dies .arunt.
heten ncrpca nadb ,inem oan, ncusn Nprir,p ttbou,
pslt iupem bic QPsoi,in nittsif zines aprarais i,
nis aunoe ocbratt mitb. 70 fab eieCtlbe nit BE-,
eronfbcit in uumiittltare Serdbruno tSmut :,s
III srliauulih, in ben mein SSilsn bic bfile' trt
Qsirfuns fcslsidb ,a srbIiden.
Rbeu s.-lub oiefs 8rautbeituire
no sinsm usueu aorin,ip bsbane,lt; 8efrs,uno nom,
sshmsr,, erfplot in DEN meilen TdIsn ften NOR
0srIous eirsr Sunbs. Gs oisbt nur penios ESnS
e;s(sr Rrantbeit, pslGbs lId niobt beIn IafTsn
IQs oneers tbront(dbs 0ranfbeiien pcn irhsm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
IaidasS D 9Ss0leer,
SO. 35 8slt Somilton Strobe, Naen
tauu, Qenn'd. .. e..

No. 35 8elf Somilton Strabe, Nllen
tauu, Qenn'd. e..
8ti cbsnssnanntsm btrru nirb man Gin psrihies
osnortioss 1fcriemsnt non pausbaIiun9s Sdttr fnz
esu,-a Gin sreses uno 9rSetr ais is in pieier Gitp
gum Bsrtauf an9stOisn heresn it.-sinlGIisfsnO
Gmerifanifbe, Sron;oiiide, Gn9liitbc
uno @bineiiihe gSoaren, ol5
5Bes SttS,
Dtnnsr SITE.
Spittt S,tc.
5ets Sste.
soY Stss'SstS,
5leila saab.ln,
gssstubls S&dbsln,
3usebsits Sddesln,
@lscream 8lGttGtn,
Gpwlsn atlsr Qrt,
Suppsr surssns.
3udsr Soplsn,
WitIGsrs,
Butter Gsllsrn.
Salat Sdabsln.
6laSipaaren, 0eicbnttten, 0empbelt
unb plain Bpm jeber 8enen'
ming, ais ,.
eanipsn, 8alss, Su1sn. 3sllsr YrslerSes Seller
Ddl6 .YitI6srs. @aaor>SOttsIn. 5Ountane
u&t.Stanps, erosnpearsn, Nabm pitiders
3udsr. 8oplen, asibs s1aarsn bon al!en s'Si'
fen, @Oblsts. Sumblsrs, prefsrps Sldtthrn
luftbiGts 5ru6ttannsn, Stsnwaaren BON al
len Qrt
limb fur; ollie Irtifd Die 9enSbntieb in tnsni roll
fi6noissn China Stobr sebalten tpsresn.
Or III tSbi oonfber fir ttreiIs 9encFens Suno'
daft unp brl ouf cine 5orioaur tsrltlten--er lace
oabsr aue Gin Fst ibm onjurufsn unt lsinen Sted
,u unfsrluhsu sbe (is lenlipe faufsn.
Sa predict pcr-ith ltueirc ju ,plicIis." unc metr
gRoltc "a Die alIertsfsn C5atsr on ben mSStib0
nisesrltsn prsiftu.
Riharo Molfer.
.......... so, 35. @Ssas lpamlton SraR'
anentann.
Stuff 2. 1867. mol :
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
@te &rocttts
SSru0t SS1brSsett.

81 auf un3 arfcmmsn, ,--9abt ale babtr bis1s
Srsnapa fir fh isltl une I5amlitn psrldnssrn
bnbm@ pas Iir sinsn pollsn 8prtaib atlrr Qr-
ten ppn 6ruHt In 8anasn aufbepabrsn. 70 baf
iis bic I6iiae gpsiIr Der 5ri&le. ais lsisn IL
frib Ron ben 9Gumen opsr &anftn, bur1 baf
san;r Sotr atnieetn f6snsn.
euftbl6te SarS unb 5sannsn, fir oisisn 3psd
Don alien @r5brn unp Yattsrns, fbnnsn srbaltsr
wtrbrn an osm Depot fir Sars,
Dem aItfn Alentaaa Gbina Stobr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
Dem aItfn Alsntauu China Stubr,

Nc 81 Sa. 5amil.
ton Sttaes, ftrds Der
Dsutl@ 8sfcrmirtsn' :
Stride sessniibsr, In
Der gitp agsniaun,
an ben alten Srtebsns'
prsibsn Die sroes
bfaiinllae 1rl. Sars.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31

NaHen i9ren 5reunesn unb 95nn,.n 3Itrmit
bic an,tiss, baB iis nun BON tbIem alten Stanb.
plab ,psssssoeen unb itrs eumbr gJarS mad it.
rem nsusn Stancplab pnlsst tabtn-nats
@de Der 3ebntrn unb 6amiltpn Straes
NO Sraub unb yliasr friib,r in @,lfaftsn par.
en-, no lit bs.dnbis an SanS talten nrrpcn. si'
rtn sros,n unp aussstrCdnstsn gorratb pon Gum,
Ger BON jrbr 8snsnnuns, umfalsnb
Qine uno 6emlod, Gaftanien, pappsl,
S6inbeln, pi&et6 eatten, u. {. 10.
iibstaupt Gles mas in tsl,s @tffdft sst5rt.
par Ssot Nrt gumtsr pirb mad furser an,si8e
auf 8sltllune sel6nitisn
Danttar fir ssncIens @unf. tpffsn mir, bab
ultrs Srsunrs Ipppbl offs bas putlifum I'M all'
ssmsinsn an unitrsm rsusn Sautcljtof: Tor.
lpre6rn tp,rctn, NO MIR urs auf's asaG'rfe &C.
miibsn wsrrtn. in 8sjls auf grelGs unt Gualitdi
sinen isotn Sunesn 30 btfyl,efsrn.
@lsntupn, Dit, %. rq6Oi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
psSiasaasln Sisltr 5tituus.

Asr pasriet ssstint tsen Ssuifas fir Gin sbaItr une
fiutIi. stus sss 5abrI. in SsrGstsjabtunG &snn
sst4 atss ,rsrs, rssu 3! tstrnsr Seine 9uberbsnsn
vxtssa fl. tarJtr,n aum ais s'nan anssnommn
ans VII sns isnn t 5tss auscesn. ebn psrbr aa &dt;
tanes bsati gI ssbtn. .rfHsr LA. -Ea frf
xrss r.a..s.t en- f,n Smsbniasn
F"H'" ''''''~" Z. Q. Mboass. ast.
stfie. an u.rs>sas,n EIDE Ger 9amiIcn uns aHn CIR.
aasniaun, Stnn's., d. - - j.. ......-1 ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
DbaDn 81. Senlmel,
&utfbsnmabtr in Si3ersoas. ee6
@auntp.

Der untsrgl6nete bs0isnt litp bielsr @,lesen'
5ett. lsinen 6reunosr 70 pis fsm sssarlsn Dub
Iitum ibsrtaupt ansu,ssen. tdb r eas.
~ futlb'umah2rs 3slbift,
no@ immr an itiasm aitfn Siai tpIoBs, in cd
sstsplIe, esGa Gounip tstttibt, uno jwar i'B
srcbaiiSsr a!s ie-sr perftrl'st aat irtsn ror
@arria9en, Sultes uno ltibtt 5pajier:
nS9en, bon alien Senennun9en,
.sJ;.5 -s.s::s-ss.>s 70 nis auG Grud g1i
tS8gss5s'S feas zsz-. gen unc balt auG all
Z, Iss5.. -. rriIt grtifcl gum Ser
t.si N sS{h]s fapi ouf 9anp - g.
sfSJW= priferiist ppn ssn al
'ss,> ss,..s 80 ~ lsrftinRsn Gun. 0dsn
- ,-z-s---z sl----.-zz,z' bic ncG / In oisls
g efno tfm pu5litum Dor @ussn tausn au
8atan9cn madht ey eitI.lts nud fdaptrsr-- -scrae
naa rsr GeItmad leintr &unosn.
&r II lolS Bier fasrn gu tBnen, bab er fsin
ais ben ben aurrteTen une sd&idtsIlsn @Ibsite
i'm Gapntp anfilrflt Bat, unb b0bst ip,!6t er gu
fir iebiu @rtiftt Det lsinc Wutlidtts Sfrliet Ser
nsr IL Is atertitf tcfaTnt bae er muir bic autr
tcfm Wdtulalitn auforttittn ldet-pcn Ritt II
bier fftas 81 ts- unb in alien bsm cbsnes astsr
lit tsinr Irdttstri unb fsia Sumbus, rpie ii& ts'
br lelbf ibsr,suasn tInn, wsnn rt bel ibm an
ruff nns feline Qrtslt bfR'bt.- IuG bcmsrft {,
nod, tab es lclne Irteien
On ppblfeil unb atd ettpns ippblfsilri
obtobtn fam. .-ats irsfnt elm ontnsr 6utf&en'
mabrr In tir1tm uno ben ansrdaJenbcn @auntiss
--Ge Il! tito ,tpat rId esic9t, atrr er bat lit
Id&s BITS 81 la9,r- wrIts uslaGsn, sr einsm
jctsn isirec &unpsn sriTGrn auser ia8sn nil
-rril ss bod auS bic 9t@tfunbtn niat piBer
troumen.
5ltGsarbttt, prFett sr auf bic tirjsae an'
seisr unb ~ osa tliga.T Vrriesn.
Gr n tanFray fir scrbsenc 5sunbl&ofr, uni
tttst um eins BCrtbour bsritftsn, psl1s sr hmd
VII tttiac 9se!snuna. quite Ntbtit unS nur ssrin'
gen FOrDrunsm. no@ ua 8isls5 80 srps Iitrn ss'
pinft
pbaon Z. Semmsl.
Wa3 II 1868 ra6U
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31
Jlo. 80.
9eebu gbaI. Gifsnbabn.

gn ut mad cntaa ten 23sn Ssiemter bic gdasir.
3ss str setd stal.Giisutabn.e ermFasns mic fpleti-
1 S5inab cber iiielid, eebenbe 3uae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31

70 nie au6 GTud 0i
gen unb balt au1 aus
rri1t grtifel gum Ssr'
fapi ouf 5anp. - 81
pcifertIst BON hsn al.
lsrfttnRen Cup. @dstn
bic nod [. In oitIer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-31

Der unta3sl6nete bsbisnt fib bieisr @sltssn'
5stt. fsnen 6reuubsn. 70 rpif fsm sssar'sn pub'
litum ibertaupt anSuSsisen. caB tr eds.
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In calling the attention of the reader to the ad-
vertisement of DR.. ]. C. Young's Institute, to be
found in another part of this paper we feel we are
answering the dictates of honest convictions in
pointing out to suffering humanity the honest and
illful Medical pra"titiner 1t is the duty of eyery
man whose knowledge places it in his power to act
as a guide to those who otherwise would unwitting
ly take wrong path. There is no need to wear
out life of pain and anguish, and in the end fill
dishonored grave. Hesitate no longer, unfortunate
ones, but turn to the Doctor who can restore Won
giving you in place of wasted energies and an i'm
paired constitution, health, vgor and power
The Institute has been in successful operation
for Seventeen Years, and it was the Pioneer In
stitue of the coast has been the Pioneer in the
march of progress.
Wesa again to the aflicted-read the advertise
ment and follow its advice s1A
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23

UPPER SACRAMENTO MINES Although the
cry that the mines are worked out and ex-
hausted has become chronic in this county,
facts refute the assertion. At Dog Creek,
Portuguese Flat, Slate Creek, and different
points along the upper Sacramento river, the
mines are yielding large amounts of gold
and the miners are making as good wages as
they realized when these mines were first
discovered. These diggings are of perma-
nent character, and years of labor will be
required to work them out Steady and
industrious miners can scarcely fail to find
good paying claims in the locality mentioned,
and those desiring profitable employment are
directed thither.
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23

AccIDENT.-On Tuesday, as Mr.. James
Carr was driving home, in his buggy, from
Trinity Centre, the tongue of the buggy be-
came detached from the breast yoke and
dropped down between the horses. As the
buggy was on descending ground at the time,
it ran upon the heels of the team, which be
came frightened and ran away. Mr.. Carr
was thrown violently from the buggy, and
sible condition, from which he had not re-
covered on Wednesday. His principal inju-
ries appear to be in the head, and blood has
continued to ooze from his nose and ears
since the accident occurred. His condition
is considered very critical.
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23

SUPPOSED MURDERER ARREsTED.-Th mur-
der of Nicholas p. Kunkel, at Sawpit Flat,
appears to be shrouded in considerable mys.
terry, but rcumstances give grounds for
entertaining strong suspicious against a GER
tain Chinaman, who was supposed to have
been in kunkels employ at the time the
deed was committed. few days previous
to the commission of the crime the suspected
Chinaman passed white man on the road
near Sawpit Flat, and inquired the way to
kunkel's cabin, saying something about
wanting to work. On the morning of the day
on which the murder was discovered, this
same Chinaman passed back on the road in
the direction of Trinity. Learning these
circumstances, Sheriff Greene started in pur.
suit of the Chinaman, and at Lewiston learn
ed that he had passed there on his way down
Trinity river The case was then placed in
the hands of Sheriff Allen, of Trinity, who
discovered and arrested the Chinaman at
Douglas City, on Tuesday, and Deputy
Sheriff Smith arrived here and placed him in
Jail on Wednesday morning, on the charge
of murder.
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23
Grant and COlfax.

Telegrapbic dispatches inform us that
General Grant has received the nomination
for President, and Schuyler Colfax for Vice
President. This is the strongest ticket that
could possibly be placed in the field, as both
men are worthy Of the entire confidence and
support of every loyal citizen of the Republic.
The people, with Grant and Colfax as their
standard bearers, will march on to victory
and victory in this connection means the
triumph of Law, Justice and Union over Vio-
lence, Oppression and Disunion
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23

Nor MARRIED IN THE SrArE.-The. Times,
May 9;h, gives the following account of a
marriage under sea-rious difficulties
Yesterday morning, one of the most roman
tic weddings. perhaps ever chronicled ON this
coast, took place. The six O'Clock train
from San Jose brought the to be made
happy couple from that place. accompanied
by the Rev. ii. NJ. Henderson. The party
are all residents of San JnSc. The bride
groom, Mr. Marcus Woods. "A tall farmer,
residing about mile from there, is 80 years
of age. His fair one is pretty girl Of but
fifteen summers, who was born in San Jose.
and has never been from there until the trip
which ushered her into the state of matri-
mony. Mr.. Woods, it seems, laid seige to
her affections and captured them. +" The
course of true love never did run smooth"
Old folks demurred, waxed exceeding wroth
forbade him the house. ETC., etc. Tn
fortunately she was ton young to obtain
license but where there's a will there's
way" and their good friend the reverend
gentleman came to their relief in this hour
of trial. They arranged an elopement-
The plucky fair one put her iiule brothers
and sisters to bed, slipped noiseless!y out of
the house. met her sweetheart and the clergy
man, and they proceeded to his house. where
they remained until the O'Clock train de-
parted for this city. Arriving here, they
engaged rooms at Congress Hall The
clergyman engaged the seamtug Charles
Thomas for "a pleasure excursion out to
the Heads" and put flea in the ears of
several of his friends, and at o'clock the
whole party, consisting of five jolly couples,
sailedfor deep water. They proceeded about
league beyond the Heads, when they
called down to the cabin to witness the cere-
mony. The sea was quite u,h, and all
the ladies accompanying were terribly sea-
sick. Not SO with the fair brde-she who
had never seen the ocean before: her pluck
and the excitement drove all such i'll feelings
to the winds. Only one of the ladies' was
able to stand on her feet us bridesmaid
but the bride, nothing daunted, answered
promptly, - will" The merry party re-
turned to Congress Hall and spent the even.
ing in festivities in honor of the occasion.
The happy couple will take up their
residence at the iarm of the brdegroom's
father, near San Jose. They deserve success
for their perseverance.
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23

AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that w.
II. Gooch, of Dog Creek, met with quite a
serious accident on Monday last. While
driving his team along the Dog Creek road,
the horses became frightened and ran away,
throwing Mr.. G. from his seat, breaking his
leg, and otherwise injuring him. A messen.
ger was Immediately dispatched to Shasta for
physician, but on reaching Cburntown the
miserable hound got drunk and forgot his
errand. A gentleman came in from Churn
town on the following morning and reported
the circumstance to DIR. Pelham, who imme-
diately left for Dog Creek to attend to the
case
The Shasta courier., 1868-05-23
Impeachment.

The cloud of sensational runors having
cleared away, we are now Informed by tele
graph that the Senate, on Saturday, voted on
the eleventh impeachment article only, the
vote standing 10 for acquittal to 35 for con-
v'ctIon. On the vote being announced the
Senate adjourned, and on Monday that body
met and concurred in the House resolution
to adjourn over until Thursday, May 2lst
Therefore the question Of impeachment is not
yet definitely settled, and it is possible that
the President may yet be convicted on some
one or more OF the ten remaining articles. If
johnson, while the vote on these articles is
still pending, should attemp. to fly my
Policy" kite too high, or undertake to carry
his theory of Executive power to extremes,
he may suddenly find himself occupying the
position of a private citizen. Conviction
might take place at any time on one or more
of the original articles, or new charges might
be presented by the House. The majority
can also postpone the vote on the remaining
articles indefinitely, and thus continne to
keep Andy on his good behavior.
The President knows that if the bills for the
admission of several of the Southern States
should pass both Houses, the new Senators
from those States would augment the Radical
force to such degree as to render his re-
moval certain in case the House of Represent
atives should present new articles of i'm
parchment The President is thus left in
critical and unenviable predicament, and he
evidently comprehends the situation. AT
any rate, we are informed by telegram that
he has signifed willingness to form a new
Cabinet, composed of men who will act in
harmony with Congress. In addition to this
we are also assured that if the President be
promptly acquitted he will interpose no OBJ.
lection to the passage of the bills for the re-
admission of the Southern States into the
Union under their new Constitutions.
From these statements it would appear
that johnson virtually surrenders his posi-
ton, and practically acknowledges the cor
rectness of the course pursued by Congress,
and is now only desirous of escaping convic-
ton and saving his official head.