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pdiTAhE Story circulating. in in the Radi-
Ecai papers about Generaf Blair threat
eiifng itRg ASSASSINATION Of . General
Grant in case of the The election Of # the
latter to the Presidency, in his st.
Louis speech, ig all, mere bosh... There
Is nothing II IN the language Of that
speech to warrant any such Inference.
He merely meant to, and did assert
that the policy pursued by the Radi-
tcals would lead to the establishments
of despotisini' in this country, and that
Gen Grant would be proclaimed die
Iftatojff, ana would not i" leave the White
iHohsei While fisIived. no hHid 1915
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Buss Harness.-The splen di,


Buss Harness.-The splen did
Harness with which the Gillette House
Bdss hpl.ses are riggged out, IS from
the establishment ofiMessfs! IeWis &
Gorringe of this village, and was
manufactured to order by them at their
shop in Phoenix Block on Chestnut
street. This set of harness iSfhel finest
specimen of work rkznanship in its line
PfaSSad5S avSaS I'M 1fSsf N tb;s +oyn q,
county. 1t is Of the best material, OF
the most elegant pattern, ,ang in work.
manship cannot be excelled. Those in
want of work.is their line cannot do
better than to give Messrs. Lewis &
Gorsings a call. I9ooTrh9H
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-sS1~--
Significant.

In every Congressional district, in
Ohio, SO far as we have heard from
them, the Radical candidate for Con-
lgress has run largely behind his State
and local tickets. This shows that
even among the Radicals there are
those toyWhonsthe Congressional pol
icy and measures of reconstruction
and finance are distasteful. If it were
OF for the trammels and lash of party
nothing could save the Radical Rump
l from utter annihilation.
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Fellow Citizens to the Polls:

- 4yAsB ~ltl--'t - - ~ -.
Fellow Citizens GGit tG the Polls:
Hurrah, hurrah, for Election day2, ..,,; t
Get ready to vote, good neighbors, pray;
oiCeiAe on c6he on; work to be DONE - W
FRlehty fIabor, plenty of fun-I dHa9r ION
Stand to your place, sirs, IL, don't be afraid;
Fling out, your banners, bring on your friend
Ten each man of them Row much depends
Onhis Having good, substantial coat ttTo .
=, And going early to cast his votes ,lsf. .f,ti .
Better than all the hard listed knocks .
,4s!the Hhiet work Of the 'ballot-box.. '"'
-Neffg before resy yoG Cast your votes
Drop in and look at euraelegant Coats Hir, ,
See how cheap we can sell you Vest,
In shape &hd I'd duality truly the best;
Look at the whole Of the Stock, now, sirs!
U' Notiee the style f-tlIese splendid Tf0users.
|, Readys good citizeris, stand in, line, 1Gi}l
Show off your Clothing, Rich and Fine, ,.,;L
And every voter who stands in the line:
eShodldiha1e good Hat or he wont feel fine.
81 i.Til Styles an.the CO.; . d4..oaf obi
.....g Prices horribly, low, .,,E.i.; -,
''e-'A at 'PHItADELPHIK C1oTH1SG HALL,
III owl 10 mo. 4, Phillips Block, ia,s
,lla2tI 9IIf -tadi %. Main ST. RaNenna,e
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Going it ON Mck.-One evening
last week, two gentlemen from Paris
came to town 20 dos some trading.
Among Aoflier fhings they had pur-
chased small alarm clock, which they
put under the seat of theft carriage,
standing, in front of Penix Block, at
the ,; east end. ), Before starting for
home they stepped into one of the
stores in the Block to procure some
small articles, and while absent, some
fellow, not having ss the fear of God
before his eyes, but instigated by the
devil" took, stole, and carried away
the said clock, contrary to the statute
inIsueh case made and provided: and
against the peace and dignity of the
State of Ohio since which time heith!.
er the thief horathe clock have came
to timegqTime hangs heavily on that
fellows handsliBT bai. na3ToE
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,s.T THE bark l. H, Cotton, loaded with
carbon Oil bound for Liverpool, took
fire, from the explosion Of oil, and the
vessel, together with her cargo, was
totally DESTROYED. fortunately no
lives. were lost, ,Ialr. r.nf. t.i..iL-.,Ef II, \
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Democratic Meeting in Brim.

ynsqmo0 ndSYld.nsmI8ta9W W.
SD. Norton and w. B. Thomas,
Esqrs.I Wilf address the fpsopIe on the
political issues of the campaign at
Brimfeld,Ion Saturday aeTening, the
31st inst. Turn out and give them a
c,II Lo,,so s5t.s1 y ts T0It
1ull nousesI re,f 0a.as 5T siiaK Iai5 u i,9I
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RavennauDemocFatdG Meeting.

RavennanDemOofatfG Meeting.
The citizens of Ravenna will be ad-
1aFasssd bp66 3h1 political questions qfuiseastions Of
the campaign, at Citizens Hall, on
. = aFRIDA ;NENIN e. Ii CTsea Z 30FH,
by DAVID WILSON, Esq, Of
Youngstown tooyYY7liqgn one Of the dablest speak
ers of Northern Ohio. Let every
Depoerrt be ON band Jand extend an
invitation to his Republican neighbor
.rtO come, with himodj 81 sidi .,,si Cd, %
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,RRaIShaI zones, Of this town, has

left at our office,l a specimen pof, Corn
grown on his place the present season.
The ear is eleven inches in length,
with ten rows of good sound kernels
on it. Also, fine cluster of eiSht
sound firm Apples on one small
branch, resembling very much in
shape. q cluster, of grapes "A great
curiosity. /
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Ravennai Glass Works.-We
learn that efforts are being made to
start up these works again this fall,
with fair prospect of success. Our
citizens7wilh berglad to sect Ibusi-
ness revived and carried q on in our
midst.
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NEW.ORLEANS1OC l.ZO.-EVeHlAS.-
Ragisaat on closed Here on saturday, 4
iForty4three thousanda names were.
registered. ~ The Largest vote ever
poles, here, before was tYenty,pine.
thodisand: # IS, said that efforts are.
being made by prominent Radicals to.
have martial law declared in the State,
hoping tlffswiH prevent an election.
1t is not probable, however, that if the
State is placed under martial lswrGen.
Rousseau will order the election Ato
proceed. .eaIaoIs
1t is also ru1nofed tonight that the
Radicals contemplate allowing the
eleetioht to GO byidefault, and have the
vote Of the State thrown ,oqt, op,,the
gronndaof illegaiity. .i,-,agz7ss .r - III f.
.aazlaaot, HHEjsF1UATIoN.
Several club parades " were rs iadver-
tised by both'parties for toznight Ehut
will probably be given up.
Two compaHiesef infantry are sta
toned al Tie Custom 81 ouset o-night.
A bodso 5ass passed
dowR1ii -
taSa rtrouble ekesed to-
nighs |
= x4EN1Ne AfaeN. !
NEM uaIEANs, Oet26iO NJ. /
.aAbont 8 o.sloek tosnight t1ls eEhite
clubs marching rom alI parts Of the
city under flI6ir officers armed with
evefy conceivaible weapon and formed
aslisll in perfect order, ID bs5ayette
sduareS and the streets around the
City all. - -
The officers of the clubs waited up
on the Mayor and tendefed their SER
'Yfcesto patrol the. streets. "a Not a he
gro policeman LAT and. very few white
enes thaYea been seen on the streets,
Especially in the outskirts, since the
Saturday fight sts ,a @' Las a .s< .st' 9I y af nj
ss The Mayoi, INF III ormed them there
was no occasion for their services I as
Gems Rousseau had informed HIM he
would take charge of the city Tonight
A crowd. to. the nHmber ltof, several
4 thousand assembled around the STEPS
of the City Hall, and were addressed
by General Steadaan, State Senator
Ogden, Mayor Conway, General Hays
and Sheriff MAXWELL all ef2whom ad
vised them toretige peacs csably to thei1
homes. p
1 General eaaman and Mr.. Ogde1
stated that 5ern orr Yarmouth hat
to-day4Faited on General sR Rousseau
and te9dered hinrthe- entire control o
the State GoYernm ment, which Genera
Rousseau decliped but to=1light, il
vieweeE the fhFea atening, aspect, he hat
ordered the troops to patrol the city
They were now dispersed all 3overdth
, city, comprising all branches, of fh
| service.
/ General Harry S. Hays stated, tina
Superintendent Of Police, IWi iiaihsor
had waited on the police board an
informed them that, lie. had stiicke
theename of every negro off the polio
! rolls, and if his action was not ooa
| Cured iii 1t would be utterly impossi
: BILE to preserve peace in the city, Th
e police board itself is composed i
t part Of negroes, but they had no 8 "a
Tentative but to aSquiesce. 9 27i<,2 mo =. =
: Sheriff Maxwell advised them, to &
n peacefullyidhone; anddif they wei
| n ..''Hl aHiLEg aif uIu-f tfaTPtitfs' TT
e needed he would summon themad i
y After the conclusion Of the aiddre
p ses'and the cheering Of the speakei
and General Rousseau, the clubs di
e persed.fa 4 ......,..... -
e. Since dark not negro has bee
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Death of Judge sBliss.-Hon.
GEORGE BLISS, died at Wooster, on
Sunday last, of infiamnation of the
brain. His funeral Ctook 6pIace lon
Tuesday last. Judge BLISS was for
|saahb bfeearsla T6aident3of Summit
County, was Judge of the Court of
Common Pleas, of this District, and
fArbhI 1852 to 1854, Re represented ee1ftad this
District in the Congress of the United
States: He Twas q gentleman of a
higher order of talent.
There is dearth OF. local items of
interest-nos runaways,' few if Il any
drunks, and no fights. The only thing
| VIC have heard or Was a. VIVA Turkey
hunt, by the light ofaGrant lamps a
few evenings since, participated in by
a. number nulmI nof, professional gentlemen
of this and q neighb ng county, and
a number of our sportsmen. We have
not sufficient particulars of the affair
to veh6llate 1t: 1t tthe turkey is said
i to have been a tame affair.
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Democratic. Meeting at Wind.

afheA citizens Il RWindhamm L Y viii 4 De
addressed Oh this eThprsday evening,)
Oct. %, by Col. C. S. Cotter and Wm.
B. FhonsS Bsq@m the political il
sues of the campaign. Let every
Democrat q out q "A Aid TAX witt With him
his Republican neighbor.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-29

Poetry and consumption are the
most fiattering diseases. s.-Shenst0n e.
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HoGASY " CHAIRS. EASY CHAiRs, MARBLE
TOP TABLES, BUREAUS. BUREAU WASH
STANDS, EXTENSION TABLES DINING,
STANDS, QUARTETTS, MATTRASSES-Sea
Grass, Hair and Elastic Sponge, which is admit
ted to be better than feather beds. snjTarG
A large stock of CANE SEAT CHAIRS; also
COMMON CHAIRS, ROCKERS IA short my
entire stock which will be replenished weekly
from the best Misunderstanding Establishments m
the country. Every article sold warranted 20
give satisfaction, or the money will be refunded
on return of Goods. ,,-.s 37Ra ZNsyGah
/ make this warrant because the Goods are
made at Establishments whose reputation for
doing good work, is second to none in tho coun-
| try.
| $40 and upwards, for Bankable paper with use.
| Ny business will be continued and enlarged AZ
| ter the LIST of December.
| p. II. BEAN. Auc.ioneer.
Ravenna, Oct. Is, 1888, 1y.
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Millinery.

Millinery.
|2i7New styles and beautiful Goods, Bonnets
Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Lace, and all
articles used in Bonnet and Hat making
XII -<A-St-S ~ at MIS- REEDS, {
First National Bank Building, Ravenna.
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/. SECOND. ] NATIONAL BANK,
,4,a,z~0 OF RAV1ilENNA, o. 0

hrs ,s9a9sre OF RAVENNA, OIL
Designated DepOsitary of the
s1srplaE1BnaIE UaSsIo4I ,e91iu
U.S. Bonds and ssscsauhtil iilaHb ilsas bought sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
sfoSkssand Bonds of aIl kinds Jbdught and
Sold on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market.
z'liAfIighest arket rate for 9s-2o and 1o-.o
Coupons, Gold. Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn ana mae sashedi hin on an the hep principal
Cities in the United States
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets TO or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue sthhipg all skies ,Her sale y y
Accounts andEDsPotfts of Business men and
individualsy received ON most favorable terms
and prompt and Ifbe atznepts Guaranteed
Interest aliowed or. tiae deposits rs may be
agreed upon. ~ 10 NEf, >-IiI-K .EOIi
.T3ET5 EkIL3i.til q W. n isIFR u fssssshier
GEp5 RuSIxsof, Rrssidenfi i Z .459aa
Sept 5. 1858. tEs 80 szoaI sazirI45H
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GROCERIES retail: at the, following rates ire,
SUGAR, brown ie9tb Golden syrup 81 As
crushed Golee Coz t Rio 80 ysga J g g
DO aSfs SSss III sssaFins Hast candiee gel
GQRFIIsSIHEI; ISL; .Eru... 10 Tallow candles g
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-29

IA SEwy treaty of perpetual peace
and friendship has been" concluded
itibetween the United States and NADIA
1gascar, securing free commerce and
religious liberty to Americans. f9fg
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ii am the only Agent for the BADEN PAFER
COLLARS and CUFFS, conceded by all who have
seen them to be the BEST IN THE MARKET g
20 set -7'' N KAHN, Phila Clothing Hail.
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seen on the e,i streets, TIE and the localities
where they usually e9ngregated were
deserted. The, immense crowds on
the streets are composed entirely of
white men, and no breach of the peace,
has been heard of. ..-..l,. ,.,ss.. "a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-29

!, EARTH, QUAKE AT SAN: :FRANcIsco. =
A heavy shock of an earthquake
occurred at San Francisco on the
morning of the 21st, several buildings
being thrown down a. number more
badly damaged, and several lives lost.
Another shock occurred on the morn
ing of the 23d inst, 81 .Er, -s.s-a o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-29

The Court OF Common IN Pleas
is still in, session. The following are
the casesedisposedi ofshpto the adj
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The officers Of the clubs waited up
on the Mayor and tenderedl their SER
iYfces,to patrol the streets. Not a ne
gro policeman 9at and very II few white
enes have been seen on the streets,
Eespecially y in the outskirts, since. the
Saturday fight s.@f ssa "1 i.Ia M < i'' ii, - Nj
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tHfbance
HYrOb 4 =
REGISTRATION. -.

New ORLEANS Oct. 26.-Eyepiag. :
RasEisstratioff closed heFfee on tdtrday.
iForty.three thousand names were
registered. ~ The Largest vote ever
polled, here. before was tYenty,pine
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Das Dre6siter Department,
WetBe Sitter,

1ls Gambries, Sadonetts, plattirte uno
9effreifte Nanioots, Sbweiter Wus'
lin brilliant fi9urirte eapns, Slss
bops, 9awns, u. (. no., II. (. 10.
0Irauer : Departement,
S6marse Seibe, 8ambasins, 8oas Des
tains, @obairs, GmpreB Samife Su6,
AueenssSu6, @dpes, Sails, u. (. no.
9einene Glitter
Ils eoom Slid 9einen, 8iroepe 9ei=
men, Srifb eeinen, leiaene Salstider,
ieinene 6anotiber, DamaSf Siib eeis
men, Napeins. Ooilies, Somasts 6anos
2d6sr. uno II. (. no:
rl1arfeile Ouilts uno Geuntsrpanes,
allie preifen, 6rSeen uno 0uaIitaten.
Ginbeimiiae unb Saus Surniihins
9Iter:
Vie ssbitt&ts unb unssbtd&ts Nluslins unb
S&tettnss BON ga, 4,4, 5.4, GA, TIA,
2 ga. ga, tO.4, liza 80 1874, Sidinss,
no gtsds. Glannsls. @tnstams. prints u. (. 10.
gurtains unb eaces pon allen Senen.
nun9en.
GdDalnIS! gd9@iDGs!
Gnslil&e. Grans5fl&e unb amerisanif6e S&awla
BON iebtr SsrlGisbentstt, 70 tpis auslr2
cine srobe Auantttdt BON
26bies glpafins unb Saftne in alien
... Ser1diebenen Nppsltien.
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gtSinsunstn Sisffr bfituu0.

pr pstris srsbsin jtSsn Sisntas fir Gin abaIsr unS
dniIs fssnts SS 5asrs, In 9orausbsjabIuns. @snn
yit.r bs,ss pro, 81 anssrsns sns eubtribsnsn
srssn fur snsn trssrn sr0um ais Acnatsn ans'ncn'msn
ns s.ano fam Ole 5tus aufssbn, cbns prbsr as dds
tSnet bsia6h 30 babtn
A-sttautma9unstn psrosn an osn s.ipSOnIi&sn
rriisn snssrid.
y II Z. D. Nboacs, ast
49, oftits am ners.Salitn ed Der samIOn uns ahn ctr.
natniaiIn, ptnn'a.
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Wro,treieu uno lropiloneu

ia Gin $50. l Watarel febr poblfeil.
Das fsrtiss 8arsslb unb aansss. .prObuttsn
Werbsn In Aistau(G fiir @dtr ansenomnsn.
Dir tatsn sn.n solIianeistn SiOd sr5ffnst.
aaRait sas spir psrfonsn ssrltitsn ~ fuufen tpas
am RatfRfn II, snluAen MIR ju ltrnsn, pas bic
&unben wanf&tH unb ssbsn uns bic dubtrits
Niite lire DHnl&e ;u bsfrittissu -sltt&e Nuf,
merilamftit allen ;dgsnb.
Dttnawiqiss unb ssfdllist Sdlssmdnnsr iFnb
immsr Del bsr 6anb, um ben 6unbsn NIT Wrcmpt'
d nse unb 65Fl3tsit ab,uirarttn. Ga fis Rnb im'
uasr twea une wtllIs an itrsr gtslt.
3iJ Da plr unfsrt @atr fir 8arsslo 80 ben ale
lsrnitbrisasn preiien slnFauftn, unb ba tpir mttr
@atr ale trssnb swsi anbrt Stotrs In bisln
Gitp rerfaufen-unb ba biss unS In ben Stanb
fstt f&wsr uno birstt BON ben Nanufattursn
tin,utaafsn, 70 II biss Elm srObr gorttsii fir
unfsrt SaHben, inbsm mir Fs iebf ben san3sn
0smlnn srnbtsn lalTsn--unb ssrRstt li& paB mir
taeir ptlt wctlftllsr Ssrfaufsn f5nnsn. llnc 70
tam man aud it& it6sr auf bic Aualt at unfit
rer @lter rerfaG,n. tnctm trlr gang unsrmdbet
uns bsllrsbsn fir bic Sntsrsii,n unitrr 8unSsn
~ ttun pas nur In bsr Bslt mSsli& IT. g8ir
fnb etrsrtistisa
8. g. S6eimer u. 60.
Suli 81, 1868 natp
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Qrnarr arbeit.
SteaStm9 9GteQel6@6ro.

SSnmmsr Ginri@tans.-Qu9uit, 3 1868.
@rUBe Srunf.einit pom glotpsn unb Vcrb.
psIten nan philadelphia. Ntw Yorf, Reabtna,
pottsple, 8amaaua. Qlblanb eibanun ausn,
tomn, &allOn, eptrata, etilb. eanra(isr, @plum.
bta &C.. &C.
f, 3ise 9sten ron 5arrteburs nad gslp, S1ort
mic folBt: I'm 2.25 unb $40 Morasns, nm
1920 unb 2.05 9iaGmitags unb um .35 tlbr
NaGts; lie srrtiGsn gltw yort um 500 10 90
unb Il As 8urmIttase, $50 unb 6. SIS unb 8. so
yla6mtttass. Sts listen wit dbnliGen 3aasn rsr
YsnufYlpania eiisnbatn In grbintuns. SGlaf.
farren bssl.iitn ben 2 so Worssn. unp ben 6 SIS
yiaGt. Sug ptne bic Rarrsn 3u weGItln.
Sie 9stsn bon 3arrIsburs mad 8tabins, YottS.
piue, 5amaqua Winersptle, Nlblanb, Yine Grove
aaentppn unb philadelphia UNI $40 N0rasnS
2 .05 unb 10 NaGmittass unb talttn bel 81.
banun unb alien Bsgliationen an. Der 4.1O.
NaGmittasSSus maht blos 8frbtnbuna fir Y6i.
latslpbia unb Columbia. gla& YottsSiie,
SGuplftll SaSsn une auburn, SIa SduyIha.
unb Sueausbanna.@ @iltnbabn, atbt bsr 3ua bon
harrisburg um $50 gla&mittass ab.
u d atrt.-Sie prlaGsn Wew.gorf TIM
900 WOrssns. t2 90 WIttags, 500 gaGmit.
tass unb 500 abenbs. SHlaffauen bealstsn
ben 900 Morssns. unb ben 500 unb 8 90
gla&mittass' BUG Utns SausntpsGisl. Der Bea.
pafaslersus oerldbt Yttlabtlptia um 73O Wlor.
gems, tstrt bon 8sabins UNI $50 abepbs ,urid
unb tGlt auf allfn Statlpnen an YcttsSile Tin
700 unb 845 Mor9sns unb 245 giattm. {;
Stamofin Tim 525 unb t1.20 9ormittaas
NibIanb um 700 Mcrsrns unb AZ unb l IS
Na6mtttass !; aamaaua um $50 Mcraens unb
2. unb ABS Nabmittaas,
Ste sfbsn bon pcttepils nnG 5arristura, Sia
S@uplttl' unb Suaaurbannas @i9sntabn, um 7.1O
Norsens unb mad YIns Grove unb Fremont um
II 80 8prmittass
Mtta9s.
DIR 9itabins gtcomotatons. 9ua S.rldGt
Htaein8 um 80 Wersens unb fftrt pcn YGla.
espRta uin SIS Na@mittasS Surdd.
Gfr gottstcwn ACCOMMODATIONS. .3ug prrldet
Yottftopn um Gas Mcrsens unb febrt RON
philadelphia UNI 4.30 attnts surud.
Die @plumbia'@t @tfenbabn 3da, eetsn bon
Nsaetn9 um ZOO Wcrssns. unb 6 Is NaGmit.
tags nod gpbrata, 2itis 9ahealier Columbia &c.
Die pfrftcnen @lsnbatn' 3dse perlaiTsn Der.
ttomsn Suncticn um 900 Mcresns unb 500
glaGmIttass suridfstrenb psrlalTsn Fe Stippa&
ur' 8 10 gurmiitass uuD l. 25 Na&mlttaaS,
nit dtrliGsn 3assn an rsr &taptns gilsnbatn
iG usrbinbenb.
IN Sonnta psrla0tn Nep.
gjorf I'm 800 &btnoS, philadelphia TIM 800
atenbs. ptilabflptta um 800 Mors,ns uno
3.l5 ylatmItta8s, (bsr 8.lltr'3us Ncrssns
aebt Bloc mad &sabtns D 9ottspIlIe um 500
Worasn0. Sarristurs um 5.25 Norssns. 4.10
unp 9.35 Wla&mttass, NeaoIns TIM Ito, Q SIS
unb us Ncrssns iir 5arristurs, uln 7.O6
Tormttta9s unb 40 gla6ts fir gltw.g gorf uno
um 4.25 Jia&mtta8s fir YblaOslptia.
Gar Summutaticn'. Nilsass., Sat1sn.. S&ul.
uno ercurffcns' Stdets bon unb iiaG alien Yunt.
ten 3u r,bu3rten Yreilsn.
@tpdd ipirb bur&ss&sdt unit 100 pfunb linb
iebtm paiIastsre erlaubt. 81. .
8. Il. Rieolls.
Reaoins, pa., 4usuf 25. 1868. G,sn. Supt.
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9t d 6 + t 6 {.

Rodridt iuirb biermit seseben baB cine Gen,
craI gcriammIun9 Der SarmsrS Union 9cscn>
leiti9en 6euer gerfderun9S @eicaldaft bon
YenniDlpana am
Samfa9s Den lOten October, 1868.
in ben Stunben bon bis llbr Ra6mittaas
in bcm DHentli6en SauIe bon YbiIip SbenneI.
Der, in 81 Gaen Soiunlbp Rortbamptcn Co.,
ab9cbaIten iperben tpr6, nm 3uidBe ju Der Gcns
itituticn unc RebenseleBeu bieier @eleaI6aft Al
MAIDEN uno anbcre ipi6ti9e @cIddfte gu bcicr,
lsen. Euoelpb Ded Yreiibt.
| Jacob Sar, SEC
Sept %. 1868. nq3n
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Yrtpdt< 8erfauf
ei,tes tpertbbpIlen NSirtbsbanies
uuO 9tureffonDS.

Der tlnter,si@nstt bIstet tinmit feline In glew
parrsOiae. epnn SuipnitIp, estist Co., 2 Mst'
len BON epnnsiat unb 3 Ottilsn BON Deeners.
bile sstsssne Diribl&aft uni Storefanb purG
pripattanpsl gum 8afauf an. So III elmer Der
btlsn @di&dftspldbs I'M County unb tsaebt aus
S adsr bonn btfsn Saulanb, auf wsl&sm ff&
elm 2a5dless, aus BaditsInsn srbautes @ebdnbs,
AZ 8. 8ront unb 80 s tisf. nebf anbren sr'
fcrbsrli&sn NbsnsstSucfn bsfnSn. Gin f&B'
ner @artsn unS Siels Diff '8dumr bsfnbtn f&
sbmfals batsi
g8sr bitlss gtssntbum gu Irtsn unb bic ndte'
rsn 8sblnsunssn ju srfatren ptni&t, psnbe ffG
an ben Gts,nttdmtr.
Somss s. S6mitb.
Stpt 1. 1868. nabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-09-29
Vauern febet Bier!

Vduerlt febet Bier!
Snbem bic SabrS5cit ffir ben 9anobau unb bic
Sdrtnerei ba it, 10 empfebIen ipir ben gauern
uno Senicni9cn bic i'm 9eIibc bon @drtcn iinb
ben Iiberalen @Cbrau6 bon.
&nchen>Staub.
SicIcr NrtiteI III Bubcrcitct in unIersr llmacb.
ing, uno bat &raft bel Td IcIbf, por5i9Iidsr ,u
ir9eno einem Shnger, in Der Serborbrinauna
bon elmer gtcn9e bes Grtra9S bon
Wai3en. @eli6forn, Roeeen, Submoie
zen. @ras, u. (. n.-l(u6 8arten
Se9etablien, als grobeeren,
Srauben,
uno Srn6t im NI9cmcinen.-6ir alIc Nrtcn bon
Se9ctablien, nno mir mDdten binbufiigcn fir
WeIlhfcrn unb gu6paisen
i'm Sccnbcren.-Sene probujirenbe &rdfts
tonnen nbt ju bod gepreilcn perbcn
0cIo cingcc9t, ipelde bem @rnb bsrei6ut,
pirb 9CipiBlidb alS cine natilrlide SbatIa6e, ben
9aucr bereidern
Sag 3u bcrt0ufcn all Der Sorbon Srh6c,
in NIIcntaun-Gingan9 an Der gSolnuB. .StraBe
NpriI Z. 1868. nq6Nl
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8erfduf.

&raft unO SufoIse cincS SefcblS pcS S8aiicn"
seridtS bon 9ebi9b County, piro anl
Samifa9 oen 24iten Setober, 1868,
RadmittasS I'm llbr, all Dem pfentIiden SauS
bon ScneS German in 9tcu Sripol oaS fclgcnbe
Giscntbum ncbf 3ubcbbr bHentIid Ucrltcigert
perbcn.
Gin Stdd 9ano,
seIe9en in 9Dnn SoipnIbip, 9ebi9b GountD, ent'
baItenb Gter uno % Nttben, 9enaues WsaF,
9ren5cnb an 2anb bon Yeter 9olb, Stdtban Srib|
niger 9apb SuDbcr uno @bpore Sern, Iauter
flares Qanb.
50 1T baS bntsrIaBeue Giscntbum beS psr-
iforbcnen Narcn Srne bon bela9tem SoipnIdip,
unb 9ountD
Die Sebinsun9en om SsrtdufStuse une auf'
ipartun9 bon
Carolina Srine.
George 10. Sarbsu, GIcrt.
Sept. %. nq3n
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pas- gsen sidetS, entbateno 1000 @siIcn, fur 500
Werbtn auen Saupt Nnbalspdben unb in Der General
Office gu @ aud Gbunf bertanft
! IL. IL. SAYRE. Supt IL. eng