davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


The National Baptist undertakes to throw lieht
upon the meaning Of the words of st. Paul. in
which he twelfth Hebrews refers to othe ain
which doth SO easily beset u.s." There is but one
sin, continues the Baptist. meant by the Apostle,
not multiplicity. What. then, is that SIM That
Is the question. Following the example of tho
Apostle, In the omission Of more definite specica-
lions, the religious organ to which we refer nen-
tions some peculiarities by which some person may
determine his or her own besetting sin. We con-
Tess, however, that the method is not infallbe,
ior there are besettng sins of the worldly minded.
tne gay, the tickle, the corrupt, the ambitious and
tne hypocritical prevailing in our day which were
iosophy of that "eminent master OF language"
81. Paul. Alluding to the rule suggested by the
Bdptist, the "besetting sin" is that to which the
individual is particularly exposed by his natural
temperament or opposition, or that to which he
WAS addicted before he became Christian, or
that to which he Is liable in consequence Of his
profession, business, associations, Office, social
position; or that to which he is likely to be
tempted because OF some weakness Of character,
or that respecting which he is over confident as to
bis safety, or that which he is especially anxious
to conceal, and for which, II detected, he has to
contrive explanations and apologies; or that
which makes him sensitive, irritable and impa.
tient OF reproof; that the discovery and repre-,
hension OF which mortify him and offend him; or
chat which particularly troubles his conscience
and interferes with his communion with God in
private devotion; or that about which his imagi-
nation is most employed, aud with reference to
wnicn ne employs his eyes and ears and
thoughts In ways TO stimulate desire; or
that which makes him unwilling to read or
near whatever may condemn it, or dissuade
from It; or that which makes him averss to com.
Pany whose purity would uncomfprtably remind
him Of it; or that which most dist1kbs him in pros
pect OF death and Judgment. II would be curious
person is, or, indeed whether in reality he does
not possess more than one.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

The General Assembly OF the two chief divisions
Of Presbyterans will meet in May next-the old
school in Albany, N. Y, and the new school in
Harrisburg, Pa. At these meetings, it is conf
IDENTIFY felt, the final arrangements for the union
will be settled and that in 1862 II not sooner. the
General Assembly of the United Church will be
convened.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

The foreign exchange market was steady, but inac.
tive, % the basis Of ioek for prime bantsn sterss
at sixty days although ssms Of tAe Issdins drawers
asked 1osx. Bankers bills on Ksgland ss sixty days
we're quoted as 1908 1oek; Nsbrse days, 40 HOY;
commercial bnls. log l0ek. RiIls on Paris Q. sxlv
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
BAPTIST.

A call has been issued to the pastors of ths Bap-
tist churches Of New York and vicinity inviting
them to assemble at Calvary Baptist church, in
Twenty-third street, tomorrow, February 10. at
ten o'clock A. NJ, to supplicate general out
pouring of the Holy Spirit on the churches. and
asking the cooperation of the brethren generally
in this special object. The circular is signed by
Revs. Messrs. Pendleton, Armitage, Knapp, Buck
land and Earl.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
METHODIsTs.


Centenary of American hfcthodism.
The secretary Of the Centenary Committee Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church has recently pub.
lifhed interesting statistics showing the aggregate
amount Of money subscribed within Che bounds Of
the respective conferences. The grand total IL
over eight millions Of dollars. Within the bounds
Of the New York Conference the sum Of t11 ,878
was collected, and the next largest subscription
was that Of the New York East Conference,
amounting to u, $50.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09

Rsed Amos Hobts Charles Weeks Keith and daughtcr
sAyAsSAu-stealnship san sslvador-Alexander csmp-
wm Marsh and SON Kent, Hanson, Miss Nora: c5s
Reed, Samuel Dickerson, James Murphy. Mrs ssmvs1
voorhies and infant WIN T simonson. Anthony Cuyas
Ridgeway George Rldgswsy. Brophy, Alexander Howe
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
Bnptise Union.

The Rev. Charles Calder in the Christian Free.
man urges union Of the members Of the great
Baptist family, after the manner of the Presby.
terians.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
~~-s|>|~~~e@NsT>~s~>>s

The Vacant CardinaIntes.
There are now twenty-five vacant seats in the
College Of Cardinals. It is asserted that Pope
Plus TX. Ia about to I'LL seven Of them by the up.
pointment Of the following dignitaries:-
Nrs-Rev. Prince Lucien Louis Joseph Napo.
leon Bonaparte, priest and prothonotary apostolic,
the son of Charles Jules Laurent Lucien Bonaparte
and Zenaide Charlotte Julie Bonaparte. His father
was son Of Lucien, brother Of Napoleon l., and his
mother was daughter OF Joseph, eldest brother Of
the same Emperor. His parents were. conse-
quently, cousins german. The Rev. Prince was
born November Is, 1928. One Of his aunts, Lett
tia, is married to Mr.. Thomas Wyse, formerly
British Minister to Greece. Another, Constants,
10 Abbess Of the Convent Of the Sacred Heart at
Rome.
Second -Monsignor Edoardo Borromeo Arese,
Grand Master OF tho Papal Court, Maggiordomo.
Third-M -Monsgn0r Laurente Barili, Archbishop
Of Trans, IN partibus, and Apostolic Nuncio to
Madrid. M e
Fourth -MonSignor Innocente Ferrieri, Arch
bishop OF Sida, in pdrtibus, and Apostolic Nuncio
NTH -Monsignor Monaco, Secretary Of the
Holy Office.
Siul.-- -Monsignor Gonella. Archbishop OF vi
terbo and formerly Apostolic Nuncio to Munich.
Archbishop Gonella is Sardinian.
SeUenth- -Monsenor Juan Ignacio Moreno, Arch.
bishop Of Valladolid, in Spain. Archbishop
Moreno received the palim only in 1868. He
will make the fifth Cardinal within the jurisdiction
of Spain. The others are the Cardinal Archbishop
Of Brugos, Santiago, Toledo and Seville.
There are reports that the Archbishop OF Paris,
Monsieur Darboy, will receive the red hat, but it
is considered doubtful In well informed circles.
The New York herald., 1868-02-09
The Future Of Catholicism.

The Tablet, after quoting the remarks Of the Bos-
ton Pilot about the prospective increase Of the
Roman Catholic population in this country, with
the rejoinder thereto from the Ecangelist Presby-
terian) of this city, asserts that if the increase
Of the Catholic population should continue during
the remainder Of the century in the Same ratio
to that Of the non-Catholic population Of the
country that 1t has increased since the
year 1885, Catholics would, by the year 1900, be
the majority. Non-Catholics do not keep pace
with the ratio of the increase Of the population of
the country and Catholics greatly exceed 1t.
Should this continue the time must come when
Catholics will outnumber non Catholics. That this
nation will sooner or later become Catholic the
Tablet firmly believes, as will all other nations now
schismatc, heretcal or heather.
A Protestant writer in Frdser's Magazine for
January, says:-"England, if not Europe gene
rally, may perhaps witness in the coming century
some great Catholic revival which the decline OF
Professionalism compels us to contemplate, and 1t
is more easy to see the ultimate result than the
means by which its returning influence can be ef-
fectually combated."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
GonfGii!rt Gnrf r5nteFeGtn.
,Gin ,,ptnnp" erfpait III Gin ,.g'erep'
peloient"
Selb fann sriparf susrscn,

paburb caB man lcinc glider. Sdjrtibmatclia,
lcn, Granddaughter, II t. IN, an tem
ippblfeilen Stphr bcu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
2ebi9b mub Susdaebhmua S!Sem
babu

Qeba SobIens unb Sdiiiiabrt0 'GCmpO9nic.)
Nm uno nod gicntas 3. gcbr. 1868. rp.roeu eie
paiIi9sr 5use anf Der aebi9b uuo SuequthannG
@ilnbabn" fclstnesrnabsu lauf.n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

Infer ,,8arttnbuG dbrririiFt Die Sprtantsns
IN gBrft tter btnitlbtn gessnaanp on BOIL
R6nbistsit uno aliatietsit ss bat bsr 8srfaifr
bic bsitn Gnltituns,n rts Sn- urb auelanbts ,u
Sdlis asncmmtn unp bI. pratdi@sn G,futrunssn
wtlde tr IelbIl In DtuIi&Iaup, Nmsrifa u. +. 10.
aslammslt, camit psrtunptn. StlCncus Sorsfalt
in ben OtR. unb gsmd1slcrttn sustwsnbst, ta
RON bsrsn riGtistr Dabl 81 scwlNsn 3wtdsa In
puI&tsbrm Sdtvssjsittn &c. bas sants @'ln'
gen abtdnst.
N6rS 81. 5m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Ofacun9ie SQptn9 8anf.

Die Macunss Sdpinss Sant 0Gr6s ssstn'
iibtr Der Gantaun NatiCnal 8anD ntntnt GEL
Der In erpben unb flstnsn San,msn auf Oerciit
an 6 Vrussnt SntsrsGsn fsS Satrs.
Scl6e @elbsr ffnnsn Stsilpdfe ober TN Gan'
,sn auf irs,np cine 3sit pdtrsne bee Satrs pie'
Der ,urldssscssn wfrrsn, fir wsl&s Sntsrthsn
mad Der 3ttt fs In Ter Sarf tlstbsn. srlautt
trfrbtn.
Rssi.runsS, 9nnrsn w:rbsn INNER an ben bod
fen prdmien nsbii pafallsnen SntsrsRsn anstncm'
men unp umsttaulGt SsTBsr bon 1910 Sanesn
IcQten ertnnsrn, bab lis bas pramtum auf lcI1t
Banptn psrItrsn wrrptn. penn iis oirielbrn bttal'
ten, bis Rs fdais Fnb. pslGss auf ndheen Stunt
unb SulI tUmmt.
ausletnunssn BON @slo w'recn Su allsn 3siten
unt an annetmtarsn 9tatrn asmaGt
&rufttes,
Ssniamln Bcsel, @iOrss 3 S6aa,
Sobn $. 5c9el, Oapto S6au,
W. SnbR VI. . Sno. u S6au,
Daniel @latsr, gStutam y. 0c9ei,
Gtutm 8aaian.
g8 6. 9i&tnwalIner. @adirn.
STi, 8Cssl, prsfrsnt.
5ttruar 25. 1868, na3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
70 pie alt Nrtrn bon
OreR=Trilnmings

ataltsu nsrbsn fSnnsn-una spar an ben aasr.
nisbrigarn prsiien.
Ole bat bic Disnas Der Wrs. Seftr, Don
ptilabsptia. ansrfannt In isner City rpsgsn itrtr
lanssn 8srbiubuns NIT etnsm Der mdlt mobi8-
fen gtabliIsm,nts an Der Gtesnut Strabt, als
cine gorsansertn Der ,,5al&ions" ssF&at, unb
IN batn pSqis iibsrSsust pab lis rpafommene 3u'
frebsntsit ssbsn fann-unc blss In alien 5tnltt'
t.n.-Str Gtabliismsnt sntbdlt
Oas rei6fe unb perI6iebenartisfe
@Rcrtement,
BON @ilisr, l6idli6 fir ale @elGmahs. In fG
16ttsB,nb, pas is bsm Yublifum bitler @itp gum
anI&au obsr sum 9srfauf anseboten wurbs.
Gle laoet bic Damsn elm itrs 70 tsrrliGsn unb
at1Gmadpp1fn @iitsr unb Stples ;u eramtntren,
rpo fe f6 bann balb lslba iiberseussn perbsn,
no Der re&te Srt gum Saufsn ia-uno Der III bic
2tt 9tiirs untsrtalb bsm ,,Nmsriean S0otel" In
ber Sa.6 .6amiltOn Straee
sD- Die lpats1sn ,.5dI&ons" iobalO ifs aus
asfsrtst linb, rprroen Pete bon BEN Sauis trtal'
ten, nit wslGr Nrs. Sblsr In 8erbInbuns &c,
ianbsn fat.
gefunbrs aufmsrtiamtsit wirb tsm 8lsi&sn
unb bsm 1rin'msn Der Scnnets eslGsnft.
TS5&a unb aufrtftis banfbar fiir bsrsits
ssnoFens Sunbi&aft bittst iie un sine 8crtbausr
bnItlten, pelGe fit Rd su alsn 3sitsn bur6 CUTE
8stanptune, fdItipnabls, sutt unb fGbne @dtsr
unb tiltss Yrsile su Snbtsnsn fuGsn tptrb.
Mrs. s. @. &r6mer.
Nldr, II. 1868 nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

Det 6irma Ns. y. QOwstt un0 Sobn ses
bdbrt ole Gbrt Der erlleR srGcgs siben @iufdbrun9,
Gee 9Rab: uno @tntf: Ilatblns in psnnirIplrsu.
qHtr huo fit ;panjt9 Jabren M I 8srbsisrun9.
&1rtsrtisun9 uuo Settauf ron Qisrtau; 9iaidbntn
beitati9t uno batGn in Den eeien Sabrrn iber 1000
Wdb: uCo &rntsmafhnSn pertanft. Q8ir babfn es
~ unltr6r beIcnoereu Qufgabs sematt prattfds une
srtclerstts Gtutfs u7b Wdbmahinen lu tieflrn, unb
burb Ian9cs unb tsbartldtcs Stupiun III
Der orobe MGber uno Grnter
in rsr 2bat, psr .,1remium NRdbcr uno Grntcr pom
amcrifa," rpsthsr-um ibn ron anpsrn ~ unters
Gs III cine mpblbefannt: &baifatbe, baB osr 8udsrc
nidbt Ieines GiltiGn bat Ct bat tetne Sammsrn in
cen ,paupiSristr6eun ;oieGdcrmsTr tefnesn ildb
in siusr Gsllur9 eae t,s tie fdGiis ron ollen gRa
ltbnsn III isiu Scts1 gebt p!tloren, penn 5emano
pcr Die SHsGtr fdur. DIE SdusbtGrrc lsSt itb birs
uuttr in tas Srdnf tcr IHaId)trc, bab man nit
csrltlbea burb tr9sno cine ,,eSns" fabrtn fam Bt
Der q cBtu TeIeprotC iu Guburn, Nsip:Wcrf i'm tss'
tsu Juni, erbiGlt oife Wafbne eas bette Yrsm
um pas rod il ein:r Rdbmafbins ertbsilt puroe-
sine 5000 Sbaler Gjao, gRseails, ruo IN tbrem Of
f,isuen 4srtbt la9t oe Gcmnittse tarUter;
,gPir ,rtbcilen bas erite prdmum-ois 9rcBs
Sob; Israe Der Yudsp;. fir ibrs lIebsrls9enbstt
Ubsr oli amber Genturreutsn ber erfen Glails; ftr
8cutcmmsnbCii in alien Gitasarttn auf iseer Sber:
fIdhc-(stsn oper bd9elis y esihti9tsit oss Bugs
uuo in ber 6Gnebabun9, @infaabStt, Stdrfs uno
Oaurbafli9tsit"
Die 8ud,ps 1T i ie sin,ies Nalbins pslhs biz
unostbell,e Stimme btr Committee srbdlt, uno III
oaber cer Wfiiler als aubsrsu. SR bat audi bel
isesr GuflfeHuno osr pfnulvlpariIbtp Qdsrbau Sc:
fenld-aft has bSdoie prsmiunipeicssn, poraus auf
sincn Bid 81 erieben III, eas ts nit Rett
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
meflid, Sebcno:

SIN 9nlass pon 9 @dfer uro 8orabt
In philadelphia rl&isn ictbrn
OrutIbzcn9Iiiber
Sereimiste Staaten 8riefffencr,
pper
4nlsiIun9 sur rI&Haen Nbfafuns ullst In ben aas
9smsRsn Ss6rrs Sebdltn1rn, ronte I'M @s>
GtGftsltten Der Der. Staltsn pcrfommtnttn 8tirs
fe, @ufabr, tl,fune,n tet ntta tinem Nnbans.
ron @slssnbdtSssoittm. 5ernfr gnleItun9 sur
Sudtaliuns In esuil6sr unp snBliIa9 Spra&e.
Tote 2(ufla8e.
Setap. Gut e'bunbsn $3.50 SeItsn) prsis
nur 81 so.
GitIts In ItIrrr DIT srsigs Bud IN unsnitsbr'
HID fir ircrn tlfirsn @f&dftsrann unb ,ablt
reiGlta fir ben sstinarn prsiS. Wuf Der eInsn
Ssits reu.I&, sttt Die Nprrrr bic asnaae ustsr'
ftbauS In miil4. Eisic tote Nufiss ,riGnst
lid rpsttdlbnft aus. 10 auFas'n In 3 Sabrm
ssp6 bic bsft lmpf'btan9.
Nd5 81. na3p
St6nen en8iIcb ;u Icrneu
SIN 8srlass pUn 9 d q fer pnb 6 Orabt
In Ibuab'lpata nIdien ioebrn unD III 81 babm {:
Dir i2tc 2IufaSc pon
SoBNTnu g. eGppGefem'S
pratttI6r Mettobt
bic trstiI6s Spradt In tur;cr 3sit e;itn, S6rsi'
uno Spreden 81 irrtn.
Nit ansabs Der srsllI&m gueipra&t unb Be-
tcnuns 599 Sr.ttr, cut 8s5uuSsn. prsis
$3.50.
GieIe spytref1&s @rammatif III bas tsite
gstrmittfl sur G,lsrnunD Der srslif6'n Spraas
allaemsin anNfarrt
WGr, 81. rq3w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
@0lratmt MInb,

Gpbratrt NSnRe
Gc. 81, SSeit SamiIcn SraEt unttrbdIb Der
oten IN Nlentdun tduIt-ctrp SIR lmmrr cncn
pollen Stcd ben ShuItttcr. autQ,mibitc Vi.
teraridc sScrtc, GlG6icol 9;ildrtr tir Qcut9cn
uno Ntapcnicn, Gn9liidle unb 9cuild,c S,ibtln,
Ssltdmente NDmn. .@iIder, 0cbttbiter, Scnn.
ta9Slbul' @ildcr unp SrdctS, cplorirte So0bfds
er, SscbnnngS' '&arttn, Spielc, SdiGenbhd,cr,
@eleidfe, &dmme. @Trftn, NbnmS. gicturcS.
GraronS, gbrcmas, @tiieidfe 4brtrsrIpbS,
Stereoicopes uno ltebcrifbten,
Gin polIeS N6ortcment z 6rcib materialicn,
@olofeoCrn, Sldntbiider bon ben HsinIten NRc.
moranbnm biS Su ben grDBten Saaebild,cr unp
seo9erS, SiarieS, Stnitu>Yapier, unb turj vi,
leo caS 9emrbnlid in sinem srlte GIaiIc Sud).
itcbr gebaltcn pirp
Wan pier.
llnler Stof g8anppapier uuo s;crprrS III
groB uno ipcbl auSgcirdblt, bic 0otttrnS limb
bic meiit ldbnlttn i'm Ntarftc, mn 10 pcbIfsil
als bic woblfeiliten.
Slr llno bereit all Yreilcn 81 btrfauicl. mel.
6t 20 Elm 3ipcd MAIDEN fir biicnigcn bic ,u
faufen ip!lnibtn bem -
SroB: uno 8lein 8crfauf,
uhtuiuIen uhp tGulnlniren uno uber5eu9t ju lcin,
caB mir 10 moblfsiI ccrtauftn lHnnen, als irsenb
gin paus Der Nrt in eeba G4luntp.
llnlere Mltcn 8unoen unb bu6 4ubIifum ibel-
baupt iino eingeIaocn an3urnfen unb
unlere SITTER an;ufbaurn.
Bir finb INNER btrsit unp ipiaia unlern
Stof 81 5sigen, OBJ Der 8auf gtmad)t ipire obtr
nibt nnb pir iinb poutdnbig iiberSeuat, ban
ptnn einmaI cgbibirt. fein jurildbalten beS Sdu.
ferS lein ipiro. Beprnm iasen mir:
Sommt uno febet uns sbe Sbr lonGfpo
bln9ebet. #
Be9eiiet ben Srt ndt Samtcn etrass, III.
ttrbalb Der Sten, nnrpli6c Scite.
@-3peite Sanb 9h6sr tperbm aerauft unb
psrtanft, auBcr Sdulbiider
&. 81 0 8.
SaHhar Il. nqbo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

Die obpdrts ssbsutsu 3dss Slrr5 lurp trcfsa
in Gaitcn ,sits elm. UNI bic 3dss fir 9Iep Wprt
pia U'otris uno Gfsr unb Slsip:Jertp Central @i
Isn abn, bsndsen ;u t6nnsn.
Die atparts esbrnfsn 5dss g,ce. lurb BADEN
anssbSnete Dur FfarrsH fdr ptiiabdIpa ria Serb.
pennirlpauia Giisntabn. in isnsr StOht nm 2.G5
glafnittaas uub $40 d6enos anfemmsnr.
=. e
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Die areGe llrlmium .ltlaf@ins .. Amerika

s,nunnt pirp. Gs Fuo in bsr Shat, atle Satri:
tantsu uno N9snten btraus9Gfcrcsrt cine 70 gut.
gRdb unp @rntemaGhine iu prcbujirrn. QSsr fid
cine pelsr IRaibinen fir 1868 au,uIhaffsn 9soenft
ben lpirp ss frsusn ;u pstnsbmen, baB pertbrclIs
8ertsTeruusen betf.lbsn juss'dst Eurbsr {; tiG
.,SIcaticn" nuree erbobt Die ,,Suares" naber gu
Ian,mtn estslIt, H. f no.. pceurdb fle nun 3ar asrbe:
fen gRaihine fur Die Grrtl rcn 1865 aeporoGn III
GBr bate bsfineia an pono. einen src6rn Dor:
ratb pom 8sparatur StGden, 70 raB neuu etpas
brchen iruts, cbne 3Sitpertuit hir Walhine neoer
bsreeisllt wsrben fam, Sanjt bic Bautrn nidbi
nStbia baben eni9e Sage gu narfcn, bis fis ORas
fhins wiecsr 9eflidt 1T
gHir boltsn aub immsr nod Sam @e'tauf; aut
lrten
l(derbou Wai6inen,
ols GHo,b's Yrsis gNabtr. Gsifsr's DrsIdsr une
pussr, S6sbrias, gBiubmdblsn, Drsihmoldinen
uno Qferc eaepalen, pcure ,cn, psu9obEln, 9Ssllh:
fcrnlbsaer uno tberbaup! lasr mas Gin gutter, ,Sau,
er trauhen taun.--gBir taufsn unb pCrfaufen anb {:
Sebe Qrt Samsn,
ais alsc., Simctbp- uno 5taGslamer.
OSFQ8ir babrn fcs6en einen arcegn &erraIb pcn
9 ldsps Rdbmafhineu, pon perfhieeghen GIrSBsn
uno 1rsifsn, erbalten.
OTQDir hnb audi i'm Stanee uni btrst, bic pcr
Sahren pertaufttn 9ud!ms nit cinsn ,Drrpptr"
,u psrfsbsn.
Dautbar fir bisbsr libsrale lntsrt teun9, brttsi
auf cine Scrtbnusr hsrI.ltsn,
9S. 9. Qo,peu unb Sobn,
SO QECf ,banliltrn Strafc, IuCntaun, pa.
mSr,3 nq3O1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
@n bdS 0nbltfum.

llntcrScfuCtCu 9bt bicrbur6 Na6ri6t baB
CT ba i DR. be ers@ cl d it, nod INNER unD
iipor in Der Sadicn-StraBC in Nacntdun, forts
iCst-Sein @Clddft 1T bcionouS
Seicen, @oue, Sbapls, 6lcior, &C.,
/ 6Wor5u 6drbcn.-SlacS ipirb I6nca, pintt.
lid) uno biaig bCicrgt-Gr bittct um 9Cllcigten
3ulpru6.
&imctbp 9sioner.
apriI I. 1868. nabt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
s. G y q o tte
1uedSepDQuue
Nro, 40 Off s6amilton Strabe. Gdfe BON
se6fer, 4qentomn, Qa.

Ss6fer, aaentopn, pa.
5br finmtlibsn prr'n,
aus tsr Wdbs uno Germ,
Reat Sbr hinge 8lsiter tauftn,
90 tenint etnjen uno 10 .baufeu
Nab y aIlist unb 81 aasI's Gtert,
Da fnctt bic 9rS6ts ausnabt fd por.
2retet munter Gin,
gtbmet In auasnlhsin
lnfsrn ihSnen Berratb pen Stsffsn,
CT lisst Ssosm ,ur DurdFdt efu;
&uh, 0aifmer uue BeRsnjtua
Bon itcsr art erpartst Gu6.
Doh Gsi ss auh,
Dab Sbr nadb ei9snem 8raud'
Sslbsr mitbrinaeu pput bic Maarsn,
90 mS9t Sbr ron uns erfabren,
Dae mir fit Tbntibsn uub ndb'u.
Daniit Rode uno poGsn baraus sntfttb'n.
gBtr baten bic nsusftsn 5rdblinss M1uftsr srbals
ten unb fint lest bsrsit auf BGfftnun9 aue Gcrisn
peu dnjieen, mad Der neusffsn Weeet iu9efhniitsu,
an,ufsrtaen. gBir earaniiren, tof he peafdnbtQ
paiTen rperoen, iubsm Der bsrdbmte pblabspbiasr
3nlGnsiosr Spbn q. Rooms fas 5ufhusieeu
Der aleieer fopie Der ftrti9tn aleibr
bsaufIidtiesn wirb.
W. 9.-au6 babsn mir Gin erebss FGertin,tut
pom bsrrsn Husfiaffruness arttftlu an 6oub, bic
mir 30 aussrfi btnissu Saorptsifsn attafsn.
Aaron Saliet. Sofepb @aeel.
apr'l 10. 1867. nqtp
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19

CONCERT. 81 BUcKING-
HAMS American and European Combi-
nation exhibited i'll our town on Friday
and Saturday nights last, to the great
delight and amusement of our citizens.
ave had the pleasure Of the acquain-
tancc of several of the company, and
can testify Tat not more gentleman
~ and well-behayed troupe has ever
visited this place. The performance of
the little boys, EDGAR and ERNEST on
the violin and the tin whistles and their
dancing gave great satisfaction. Miss
CLAIR's singing was quite sweet and
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM in his comic songs
brought down considerable applause
Mr.. MoRRIssEY LITTLEl lelineated the ne
gro character to perfection and WAS eX-
cecdingly amusing, Mr., WALLACE, the
musical director, made considerable inn
preston upon lis by his accomplish
ment i'll music and his dignified and
gentlemanly department, Mr.. DIFF
FENBAcH, the manager, appears to know
exactly what will please the public.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19

NEW ADyERTIsEMEyTs.- attention
of our readers is invited to the follow
ing new advertisements:
HILL d. KIRK, Culpeper, adveftises
new Summer and Fall Goods. They
aro both polite and accommodating
young gentleman, and great flvorites
with tho ladies'. If any of our young
lady friends wish to get their"wedding
tixlngs," they will consult :heir inter-
est By calling on our young friends
Being in the Matrimonial market them
selves, they will sell you anything in
that line "Cheap for CASH"
PRor.V. DABNEY, advertises Loudoun
School. Our readers will remember
that nc published several very compli-
plentary letters i'll regard TO this School,
n few weeks since.
G. IL. McCoRMIcK, & Bros, through
their agent. A. z. RoUTT, advertise
Rcapcrs and Mowers.
&. Mr.C. E. GOODWIN, adycrtiscs Notice
to the Public.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
TIN WARE.

Paintcd-iron and white brass bound Buck
cts, Lard and Butter Cans, Sugar Boxes.
GROCERIES,,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19

DENoREsT's MONTHLY for July prompt
as usual, and with an additional quan-
tIty of Summer Literature, is the most
useful and interesting of all the parlor
periodicals, readable from beginning to
end, and, better than that, its tone is
elevated and earnest. The fashions are
n feature, as ever. Ladies in the coun-
try think they cannot make garment
without Demorest' s Magazine, and there
Is, in addition to the treasured pat
terms, always fund of useful and val
liable information upon all household
and domestic subjects. w. JENNINGS
DExonEsT, 473 Broadway, New York.
Three Dollars year.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
NEWS FOR TIE PUlsEIC:

WOULD respectfully inform my
l. friends and the citisens of Orange and the
adjoining Counties, that l have just re-
ceived large stock, Of which will cnume-
rate, in part
DRY GOODS.
Calicoes, blcached and brown Cottons,
Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Cassinleres, Tick
ings and Flannels.
HARDWARE.
Axes and Helves, Cross-cut and Hand
Saws, Mill and Hand-saW Files, Hammers,
Steel Squares, Iatchets, Chissels, Wood
Screws, Hinges, Augurs, Locks, CurryCombs,
Spades, Shovels, Coffee Mills, Rat Traps, Sad
Irons, Drawing Knives. 80,
TIN WARE.
Buckets, OIL Cans. Pans, Plates, Coffee Pots,
Pans.
WOODEN WARE.
Paintcd-iron and white brass bound Buck
cts, Lard and Butter Cans, Sugar Boxes.
GROCERIES,.
Sugars of all grades, Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Molasses, Salt, Nails, prime Cheese, Cracl<-
ers, Rope and Irvine, Linseed Oil, spirits
Stuffs, Masons Hacking, Soap, Candies. fine
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cigars,
Pipes and stems, Powder, Shot, Caps, Tubes.
A large stock of Boots and Shoes.
LIQUORS.
My stock is large and select, consisting of
the finest mountain and Bourbon Whisky,
seven years old, Apple Brandy, eight years
old, fine Wines, French Brandy Ram, Gin ,
which guarantee to he the best brought To
this market since the war. Just come and
see, and | can satisfy the mos. scrupulors,
sell Calico for 10 cents; Sugar, good, l3
cents; Rio Coffee p cents. Cheese % cents;
Shoes, wOmen's, Sl,5O, and other-th things in
proportion. GIVE me call and will do my
best to please you. Y. j. PENTON.
All kinds of country produce taken inc
change for goods.
january 3, 1865,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19

WOULD respectfully inform my
friends and the citisens of Orange and the
adjoining Counties, that | have just re-
ceived large stock, Of which l Will onume-
rate, in part: