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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24

SwIMMING.-We all know that breast
swimming is the style commonly adopted
all over the world. Beginners commence
on the breast, and in nine instances out
of ten, they continue to move through
the water on their breast all throug Oh
their lives. 1t is in the water what walk
ing is on land. To the beginner it has
the advantage of being the easiest to
learn, and to the adopted it has the attrac-
ton of having "last'' about it. Long dis
tances are mostly performed in this style,
as being more steady, and consequently
less fatiguing; so that here the breast
frequently conquers its more dashing rival,
the side. Also, when swimming for
pleasure, rather than for glory, we IT,
structiyely take to the breast. The chief
rules are s. a-. l...----s ..,.s-.
l. Spread out your hands (fngers clos
ED widely, SO as to describe as large a
circle as you possibly can. If you watch
good breast swimmers, you will at first be
surprised to observe what broad sweep
they thus make.
2. The same rule holds good for the
feet; you cannot describe too large cir
Gle; therefore, send your legs to their ut.
most length and breadth.
3. After you have described this circle
in order to complete the stroke, bring the
heels together sharply and vigorously
Remember, it is this jerk and quick meet
ing of the heels which sends you for
ward. -sy- .... - s.--
1t is in this particular that Gur1
especially excels, so that he can prope
himself five or six feet each stroke. A
long stroke could not be made in any
other way. The secret of the matter il
this, that, after the sharp contact of The
heels, your body instantly floats along, O.
rather cuts through the water those fy,
feet, without any other effort on your part
The stroke made with hands or arm
really is of small service. except to main
tain your balance ON the water.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24

MIRACLES ILLUSTRATED.-A practi.
cal minded parson of my acquaintance,
ore Of the old school, infected with neith-
er of the modern spiritual zymotics,
amused me with the relation of how he
had dealt with an inquiring spirit among
his rustic parishioners, who effected GER
tain theological doubts, and wishing the
clergyman in question to resolve them,
waited upon him after service in the ves-
try. "Well, my man, what brings you
here ?" asks my friend. "If you please,
sir, I want you to explain to me what a
miracle is. | can't quite make it clear,
like" "You can't eh Well, just step,
outside for minute, and I'll talk to you
presently" Out went the pumpkin, and
patiently waited, thinking to have made
as profound as impression on the parson
as the Zulu on the Bishop of Natal.
Presently out crept the minister, noise
lessly, behind his parishioner's back, and
dealt him sound cuff on his doubt-haunt-
el numskull. "Halloa what's that
for?" exclaims the skeptical Corydon.
"Did you feel that 2" calmly inquired
the ..ss parson. "Feel it? dang'd if I
didn't !" "Well, my man, if you didn't
felt it That would have been a miracle
good morning." and away went my
friend, leaving the fellow thoroughly sat-
fed. apparently, with this striking illus
tration ola Scriptural difficulty, for he
never returned to the charge.-Once u
Week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
"A lady being invited to send in


"A lady being invited to send in q
toast to be read at the anniversary cele-
bration Of the Pilgrim Fathers, furnished
the following. It is spicy enough to fav-
or half dozen anniversary dinners -
"The Pilgrim Fathers, forsooth What
had they to endure in comparison to the
Pilgrim Mothers p 1t is true they had
hunger, and cold,, and sickness, and dan
ger-foes without and within-but the
unfortunate Pilgrim Mothers! they had
not only these to endure, but they had
the Pilgrim Fathers also And yet their
names are neve mentioned. Who
ever heard of the Pilgrim Mothers
Who ever writes songs, drinks toasts and
makes speeches in recollection of them
This self-sufhcieucy of the men is beyond
| endurancs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
WHY TRUTH GOES NAKED.

q
BIZ JOHN G. SAKE.
-sfo HEE aI .etG --..t-E ~ ffi = st
List to a tale well worth the ear T
of all who wit and sense admire; eel
Invented-it is very clear--ea orea.rs-l
Some ages prior to Matthew Prior. ~
Falsehood and Truth, "upon time,
One day in June's delicious weather,
GTwas in distant age and clime), fsL.-
Like sisters, took walk together. aellfa
On, on their merry way they took, f
Through fragrant wood and verdant meadow
To where beech beside a brook
Invited rest beneath its shadow.
There sitting in the pleasant shade, $50
Upon the margins grassy mating, Fla
a velvet cushion ready-made),
The young companions fell to chatting.
Now, while in voluble discourse,
On this and that their tongues were running
As habit bids each speak--peforce, 5Eo2'
The one is frank; the other cunning.
Falsehood, at length impatient grown,
With scandals of her own creation,
Said, "Since we two are quite alone,
And nicely screened from observation,
Suppose in this delightful rill,
While all around is so propitious
We take bath ?'-Said Truth, 81 will
A bath, Pm sure, will be delicious T.
At this her robe she cast aside,
And in the stream that ran before her 0l
She plunged-like oceans happy bride
AS naked as her mother bore her
Falsehood at leisure now undressed,
Put off the robes her limbs that hamper,
And having donned Truths snowy vest, -
Ran off as fast as she could scamper, @
Since thee, the subtle maid, in sooth, asE
Expert in lies and shrewd evasions,
Has borne the honest name of Truth.
And wears her clothes on all occasions;
While Truth, disdaining to appear
In Falsehoods petticoats and boddice,
Still braves all eyes from year to year,
AS naked as marble goddess
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
BEER VERSUS BREAp.-The amount of

BEER VERSUS BREAp.-The amount of
nutriment contained in beer is generally
greatly over-estimated. Liebig asserts
that in one thousand four hundred and
sixty quarts of the best Bavarian beer
there is exactly the nourishment of an
ordinary two and-a-half pound loaf of
bread. This beer is about on par with
our best American beer. Instead of being
a condensation of the nutriment contained
in the grain, in just SO far as the liquid has
undergone fermentation, the nourishment
has disappeared Journal Of Chemistry.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-In a New
Hampshire town there lived an ignorant
lrfellgious, worthless family, Ransom by
name, no member of which had ever been
inside church within the s:memory ef
the Oldest inhabitant." The village pas
tor, after years of failure, had at length
"almost persuaded" two of the Youngest
sclons to promise attendance for one sab.
bath; but the fear that they would be
made the subjects Of some personal re-
marks still deferred them. They were y
great terror lest they should be publicly
up-bralded with their misdoings, and CALI
ed to account for their wickedness. Af.
ter much exertion their fears were quiet
ed, and on the following Sunday the ewes
OF the good pastors congregation were as
tonished at the presence of the aforesaid
hansoms. All went on we'll until the
reading OF the second hymn, which was
the familiar E11al1
"Blow ye the trumpet, blow p etc.
Imagine the effect when, at the end of
the line,
"Return ye ransom'd sinners home"
the elder of our heroes seized his hat and
with long strides to the door. shouted:
"Come along home. ALL I know'd
they'd be hinging at us if we came here"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24

a Boston man has procured from
Paris door mat made of steel wire. with
the word "Salve" (welcome) wrought in
the center. A visitor, overcome by cur
iosity, innocently asked the host what
kind of salve he manufactured and advcr,
tised on his door maj.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
AUGUST wIGGENHORN


.TEWE LIE x,
Has recently opened a Jewelry store In 'onh.
sons block, corner Main and lst street, wnere ne
will vii keen constantly on hand a large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated
Ware. &c. SC. Particular attention para 70
repairing Watches, Cloaks, Jewelry, &C, ana
warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24

He who receives good turn should
never forget it; he who does one should
never remember it, @
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24

formerly Straw s Gooirow,)
Painters and dealers Ia Wall Paper
Window Shades, Paints, Oil, Varnish, Glass;
Putty, Brushes &c.
North of Lindon House, Watertown' US
conSin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
F. WERNER, ~
Fashionable Barber and

FL AIR DRESSER,
Tn the Middle of Main Street Bridge, Water
town. Wis. Hair curled, Frizzled &c, IN the
most approved manner. The best OF hair uye
used. warranted to holds color for elghs week s
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
Carriage trimming.

HERBERT S. COX is now prepared 70 uo 'l al
a,nds of Carriage Trimming with nea'hess ""0
dispatch. ,,o.,, 90 r;ooe estab
ohoP oNel ". atrao+ 20y1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09
StcobirGg &teael6a9ro.

Summrr Ginri9tuus. - .sflai 20, 1868
9rpes 6auptlinis bonn glOrtsn unp glurbpt.
len fdr pbilapepbia, Nsu gorf, 8eaone, potts'
bile, Samaaua, Al9lanp, eetanpn, @lsntopa,
@aNrn, Gpsrata. eti, earealr, Columbia,
&C., &c.
3aa. perlaNsn 5arrisburs fir Nsu yUrf pls
folat: TIM 800, 5,25 unp $40 SOrmittaes,
un6 2,O5 unb 935 Na6mitioss, unp Snbin'
ben R6 nit GbnlIGsn 3issn ouf Der YsnniYl
pants @tisntatn unp lan9en In Ntw gcrf on
um $40 unb 1915 unp If so gprmitta9s,
uno $40 unp $50 NaAmtta9s. SGlaffarrn
bsal.tsa bic 800 rbr gptmittass unb 935
Na4mittose' 2ies, plre su we&tIn.
BerlaGtn Sarrietur9 ftir Heabtns, ypttSSt!lr
Samaaua, WinrsvtlIs I19lanb, gtns @rcpr,
AQsntppn unb p9ilabslptia I'M 8 10 8otmit'
taas, unb 2.O5 unS 4. 10 Natmittass, talten
an tn 9stancn unb ben 5auptltatiuntn. Die
4.10 Na4mttae Grain maAt 8srhinbun9fn
bios fur Ybilarslpbta unr @olumtia. Sir
pottspile, S6upiftu 5apen uno Quburn absr
ben Gauyltill unp Susauthanna 8ailroab, per'
ldet 5arrisburs um 3.55 9ia&mtttass
3urudfebrtno: Berlafen Wu : ypri
um 900 NlorssnS, unb 500 unb 800
NaGmtttaes, philadelphia um 8.t5 Ncr8rnf
unb $50 Jla@mittass. Der 0rs' paHastspua
ptrlG6t pttlatelptia UNI 7.30 MOrssns unb 3u'
riidfstreno 8sabins uE $50 gla&mittass uni
6alt an aaen Stattpnsn Yottspae I'm 8 Al
MCreens unh 245 9la6mtttass: aIblnnb 0C
unb IL t9 Sorrtttass unb .05 Na6mittass
Samaaua um $50 NUr9fns unO 90 Na&mit
taas unb Is Gb,nts.
8nlGet WettspGs fir SarrSburs, iber BET
Eshunffi0 unS GSuSoItebonnn Roilrpab lin 7 {
8ormtttass. unb um IL O0W
8sabing ACCOMMODATIONS BUG: BsrlGbt Hea
birs UNI 7,30 Sprmittass unb fetrt um 4,O(
gla6mtttasr Don philadelphia ,urid.
pcttstcwn Accommodations Bug Snlab
gcttstpwn I'M Gas 8ormittasS uno fsbrt I'm
5 90 lltr Na6mittass 5uriid.
Columbia 9iItnbatn'3aas osrlaRen 8tabin
um 700 gormittaes unb els Na&mittas
fir Gpbrata, ettiB. eaneaRn, Columbia &c.
lin 5onnta9sn:
gerlaiTen Nsu.yUrt um 500 Ia&ua
Sbilabslptia um 500 gormittaes, unb 81!
Na&mittass, Ger Mprssn 8sl1tr' Sus 9sbt Bio
mad 8eabins } Yottsstllt I'm 500 Sormittass
6arristurs um 525 Worssrs unb 4.t0 un
0.35 8ormttasS unb 8eatins um 90 un
7.15 Wprssns fir 5arrisburs, um 7,06 Dor
mittass, uub If. 40 gfa6mittasS fir Nsu' yorl
unb 4.25 Na&mittass fdr philadelphia.
Communication, Msitsn. S6ul .Jrisr unb Gr
eurlIpn 1ists su terabSsIsbtsn prsilsn perbs
ausasasben nap unS BON allen guSftsn.
100 pfunb @tpdd wirp ieosn paifasisr srlaubi
unt Gtsds bufdr 0sssbsn.
s.. u. Nieous.
8lsaetns. 9lat 20. 1868. Sen. Supt
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Dies 1T metne 9latfprmt :
@rpBe Bargains!

@efpInT6fer .S@m9rmraS
Durb prioat 6anoel su uerfaufsn!
Gine Wslessnbsit Die 6d nidt isOsn Gag
fr6fnft.
Die llntrStifnstsn, psI&e nsulid ibr @elHGft
als 8aubpl,bdnblr In Der City BON A1sntaun
aufssssbtn baben, ruiinlGtn nun BEN iptrtbppllsn
@runb wUrauf baIItlbe betristen porbsn III, bur&
prIpat Santtl gu psrfaufsn,-Duislb, bsRsbt
aus
60 SUP in Der Srcnte an DER Samilton
Strabe,
unb liner Sisfs BON 230 surdd an cine Qasy -
50 IN biss ssraoe sswdnlGtsr @runb, lstr fGsn
eslsssn. auwo bic Gotten 70 lIsssn, tae man
feline umfdnbs BEL Rss,nptttr In ben Seqtrn
NIT BEN gBofn bat.-Satti, unb pas bic
cauptla&e ~, tlt Der umfanb, bae Der @runb In
stnsm Der Saupt' @sl6aftetteiltn BON A1entaun
unb nats SassnbuGs @aatauls Ilsst, auf mel.
dem Gisenttum btsism Sommsr nod 6 @sl&6ftS.
5dulsr trrGtet tpsrotn olsn.
Das Ndtne unb bic annstmtarsn Yrsiee unb
Ssbinsunsen afatrt mai. wsnn man anruft an
bem atsn Staneplabs bon
S. 9. uno B. 8. Sofman.
Ndrs 81. 1868. nobr
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Sfts aSenm'a. Sttegelbo9a.
9pulm,er GinricbtuuS.
Oireft nab 9teW 9jorf unb Qittsbure
oG,o o., rr,,,,>,d,fI

Oireft nab 0tep 9)orf uno Oitt6bure
obne. 1orrenwsbfeI.
3des rtalI 1atntoun ti9lih (Senn'as, aa6ge.
ncn,ulsu) um 100 uno 1890 Ncs9sus. nm 1895
uro Ais NGebm,ttoss uno ll.44 92ocble.
Osr 1890 Wcr9en,a9 mabt " barttstug9 etrttts
Brrbtnonn9 nit Gbanbsrstun9. ba9erstcou ano
puEttsn an Der @umbsrlono 8altps iilsnsa sabn, her
0ostbern Geatrot Sita6abn, 0lorb uub Sao, une
Der Oel9e9tue
Der 1890 gRerssn, tsr IL 35 glabmittags uni
psr ll.44 9ahi:3us fno bic psfilidsu @rprsR 3Ges.
mrhs eirsft eurh pittsturS chne Sarrtn nrsdhisl
sthsH.
Der 100 NiSr9sn;ue balt an alien Staticutn
oiIlr robin an urp matht @stbRtuu9 "a &sabiu9
nit rorspGe, port 9tnien, Samanqla unt alItn
Qunitsa in Ger S6upltin 1thkrsteeno nit 9bi.
labdtpbia uHo allen punftsn on bsr philadelphia:
unb Rs.oiu9 81 cntobr ebenlO nit parriStur9
GblnbsrShlr9. oa3erftcpn, Wtgf, 8sttpStur9, Ger
Otles, ,sno. gBlNiamsprrt uub Dem GBsitsn.
Ter Alb Jlahmitta9f,ua bit orni'su Gtaticasu
an unr prbino Rd iu Rsacin9 nit 5tScn fl,
pet;6pias, GCtumbia Gpbrota Ri'i, eantaitir, !ear
ttstur9 II. f. ~.
Der ll44 RAD qua asb ta9Gtb Unit Ginfbtuf
Der 5onnta9r) nab @sac;n9 6arristur9 unr tsn
lS,Fsn Of.
pa'Ta1srs iiuo trfuhl, 'brt Iidtt III tau en- tb'
fir Dis Gor$ tttrten, iurSm auf Hsn Cars ein bcbe
rtr SahrprsiS a"9eretingi rrirN.
h9- Ourh Siiets Il parfa fsn in Der 1uentaur
| Offits fit a0c puntts an ottIsr S'abn uno ht
| oaup;tat on,r an Ger pb'lao. tpba uub Reabin9s
rCr eetantn Gatlrp. u1t itner fouiti9tu Ncnnlrlra
MIA GiIGntabn lpcii!ih, rcrtmttth unb fiStptiit'd
], hotcn. s.. Stcl;, 5ua. une Sup't.
SRai 80. 1866. ="
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S. c y II o tre
&1e0SegDQuue
gsro. 40 Sffs s9amilton StraBe, Gde BON
Sebffer, Qaentonn, pa.

ytro. 40 Sts0amilton StraBe, Gde BON
Sebffer, Qlentown, po.
Sbr idnmtlichsn 6trr'u,
Aus cer Rdbs unr fern,
SBoit Sbr bin'9e 8lsitsr taufsn,
90 tommt etnjsln unb in 6aufen
giadb y atttet unb 81 aaeI's Stort,
Sa rnest ois srSets ausnabl liG per..
Sretst muntet sin,
Nebmrt tn aussnihein
llnfsrn fhSrsn 8errotD ron gtoiJtn.
Gr ttsst Ssom CUR Durtbfidt easn;
8ub, 9a!hmter gno BSiien;sua
Bon ifasr art errpartst Sud.
Dcth fsi ss aud,
OaB 5br nab si9snsm Braudb'
Sslbsr mttbrin9sn roclt bic @aartn,
90 nS9t Sbr pcn uns srfabrsn,
Oae mir fis fhnsitsn uno ndb'u.
Oamlt Rode uno pcfsn oaraus sntftsb'n.
sStr babsn bic nsuefisn Sriblinss gRuasr erbals
th uno hne lset bersit auf Ysfttfuns Que esrter
ron an5u9sn, nab Der neutEsn SRsre ,uasIdbnittei /
ansuIsrti9tn. sBtr earonIirsn, eaf ne psuff6nr Ia
pansh nfrosn. tuesm ftr btribmis pbilabsIpbi oer
Snlmndesr slpbn g. 6ppn8 bas 3uEbnsi ben
ger oTie Der trtissa Sisrt= ri eiSsr
tsaufIbti9sn rire. '''''
". V.-auh baten mir Gin arsess NGer. i'm, ,
oen psrren ausfafflrunss: Qrtitsin an 90, 10 nj,
~ir ,u dusert tiaissn SOGrp, siisn otiaftn.
SDr;I SaaGR IN GSniet' iSa1 Sofepb gtassl.
uabp
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Grrshsu Gelfcn 1925 $50
Die atpdrts ssbsnren 9dss Nres luno 3trsfsn
In GaFcn ,sitia elm, um bic 3dae fdr New Wurf,
pia sRorris uno GfTsr une RspsSsrfsp Central Gi:
fentabn, tsnuesn gu fSnnsn.
Die abrodrts ssbsnesn 3ass Nrts. uno BADEN
anssbSnsts Durdfarrsn fdr philadelphia pia Serb:
peuutrlpauia Giftntabn. in isnsr Stapt UNI 2,O5
g1a6mittass uuo $40 atsnos antemmsne.
Rddfabrt.
@eriafsn pbilaoslpbia (Bsrfs Ctr. Staticn) um
7.45 gRcretns uno l30 gia6mitta9s. errsiden
Ssranten um 3.35 gfahmtta9s uno $3.50 Nabts
cbnt 8arrenmshlel unc perbtnofn fh 3n Srsen
Rites nit ber Delaware uno puffen &ifsnbabn fdr
Gartcuoals.
Die Stranicu uno gPilfsstarrs 1Hemstaiipn
Grains psrbinesn fdb ~ Grssn Riese init Der Dsla:
mare unb buelen Gilsntabn fur Sertoneais uno
ptrlafsu Ssranton nab antunft osr Oelamars, ead:
apanua uno Bfftsrn 5dat pon @rsat Btno.
Der aufrpSrts asbsuce SIRE. 2 Bug uno hsscme:
eatien Grain gDilttstarrtum tlbr Mer9ens per:
taNsno, triftt 10 Ssranten ,sitts sin um ben Dda:
mare. eadapanna unc @sftsrn Grain fdr Greai
Bsue su bsnussu. iidh nit her NswsOort uHe Gris
Gt(sntabn psrbinbsnb.
| Nile paHaeisr,ias ptrtinotn t1 3u 8ttblsbtn
nit Der esba uuS eadarpauna Giltntabn fdr Bath
Chapman d. I. 10.
Durdb Qafaaisrs. ptlde nerep6rts ssbtn, bateu
i'm ,.gRanfen baus" 10 Wanh Sbunt 2O Mtnutsu
3sit fdr Wittoss sbsr Slahtsfsn.
Jobn 9eiferius, Supt uno SHs.
Suo. NJ. Spers, aihft. @tnsral;Supt.
Waub &bunt, % 6tbr. nae'
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Gletnen Yrpitt @runbia iab.

@ mode feline pt perfauen uno sbe burus
bos nHs t roe f Soften
faufenwuno our ulasi pte au eder nt
9letbmdbien
pr Sobatn 1T um cine deba uno bbare &egutaton
ouf bu unb ndoen 6anbd auubnen, oaour oaB h
nen suidbuden Souneen ou Die non obfaus &oten pfoue
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SSprS aSenrt'G. Stte9eI6o9u.
1~aJsTs'tTffir
.kAhs .s sss gs lHzs. II ssiA
GNEyss5S5e7 psss:5v 2 4, q u f.fs5TJ -iE5ylsIE.
Qtaentaum unb Nbilabclpbia


Scmmer Sinritttun9en duf uno nab Dem
l3ten Wai, 1865
Bier td9iidt 3d9e.
paFasists fdt pb lao .lpbio rsbm'n ntr esba
5das 40 Anrntour um 5.55 jRov9sns, UNI ll.43
Mcresns uno NJ 5.45 urb echa unb Susq qlsbanna
um 9.l5 @crmittisa uno SAB gIn6,m.. mntbcu ,uss
8erbintun9 nit 3G9en Der Rerrspennlr lrlpaniG. @is
[enbabn gu Bstblcbtm uno errcihsn Ybilaptlpba o
uno $50 Slatmti:es
paTnsitrt fir GohsScUn retmGn rem q 20
gRerstn: unc ban ll,55 Nahmi'ta9ss3uQ ~ 9sib
tsbem, u eltber nit e0nSfGts in 8trbnt ur9 ftttt.
SurIhhebrsnb
8.rlafsu pas ntus Depot 8trtF uno ImrritGn
Straesn, Qb ltepbi,. um 45 N!orasns, LAS u
Bis uno :; 90 Notbnittoss, uno err id1en susntoun
rsfpsftios um 037 &c;mitta31 Ais, 43 unb
SIS Hahm;tto9s.
Eahal- brnul.
paiTasisr 3i9e s.bEu tistih otmuEusn D,pc u.
N. Gds RsrtS uno am'rcaa Str SEN. Yb,lao phia.
ab:
Sir 8sbl b:m ua 45 Deor9 n5 Las uni 3. l5
uno 500 Nehmiito9s.
SdS Dcrlettonr nm S.45 gRcr3 NJ. 2.35 i. Ais
0aGm:ttass.
str eansbas um 6.2u 0a6mit;a6s.
Sir Cert QSsibinstCn an 6.i5 upo 10 20 hermit.
tnss unp l.30 0ahmiltlse.
Sage fir philadelphia.
8srlaTen 8dbltbsn um 62O, 030 unn ii 80
Mlor9sns. uno 6 Us 9laehmitin9s
@erlaG:n EcpSscpn um $50 WOrm tags. uno
3.l5 sos giohmilta9f, Dtr I.efs ; 9 madt 0sr:
bnoun9 fir aDen,rmn.
8eraiTfn earsoals um 600 ll'r SlorasnS.
Berlofsn Fort NTald,inaicn um $50 unb l0C0
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-09

NNprris mub @iIer GiIenbabn.
9irclt nad ipobCteu, 9r9cniIbcr Nr,p Ycrt.
0THur Minuten auf einsm Serrp;8eot 20
8eilCnbc bonn gSeiten SCrlun9t cin Sifct pia
Nacntaun unb MorriS uno Glicy' 'Glcnbabn.
Drsi Durh;dse td9Ith, Scnntass ausssncmmsn.
Ueiflid aebeno:
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9eippDnlibe IND SdncD Selocn, l0lporje nnp
pcribicccnfarbisc alpaeaS, ipolene
0slainS, 4opnS, ebalicS,
NtuSlnS, SelaineS, N.
Sdawls! Sbapls @loaf,eue! @loafz
seu9 SalmQrals! Salmorals!
Sropifirts! 6oopffirts
.uno Slaneae =!
&attune 8attune!
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@ebIsidter uno mgebeidter RuSlin, 10 4
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Sil6-SiaperS, Crab, 0antccn, Drilling, II. T. IN.
BeiBe 9Iter, @eibe Glitter.
@uriuiaeS, 9icall8, GOmbrtS, 9uipnS, siainloct,
S6pei3er Wua, 2incn, @ariailIeS Quilts,
Senltcr' Sdattrun9en, II T. ip
Strimpfe! Gtrimpfe!
Serren Sanbfbube
Oamen 6ano1bube!
Samcn geblridte unb ungtblc6te Strimpfe,
NtiBeS unb &inberitrilmpfe, 10 ipe Soalbltriimpfe
fur gtannSpsrlcncn.
Reeenibirms,
parafol6,
Seniferblenbfm
alle bic ncuen 4dttrrnS
@ I c t 0 fall
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an3il9t nno SaiiimcrcS, ScdnS, SipccbS, II. t. 10,
fur 8naben.
SIeiber! 8teiber!
nsrben auf bem 5ipeiten Stodmcrft auf 9eiicq.
un9 berferti9 nno jipar auf bi. filrjclic Nu,cioe
Willer, Sbreber uno 60.
Npril 7, 1868. nabt
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an uns mad gcHas 23en Ssrmter aasH bic gafasisr.
3ist Ger 9edd Thai eifnbabns g cmyasuis, ME tc8f-
c:..L oAar ESAI:L L anhnfnhc Riloe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
THE aFNERAr AaaEMn1.Y.

Many members Of the Legislature are
now in she city, and are discussing their
plans and prospects. That which requires
more immediate and careful consideration
Is the Organization Of the House of Repre-
sentatiYes. It Is all important that gen
tleman of ability and tried loyalty should
be elected Speaker. If he has had previous
experience as presiding officer, that win
also be q recommendation, but above all
things else he should be tried and srne
Republican.
As to his Repubiicanism there should
not be a shadow Of doubt, for the com
milteea be will appoint can do much to
help or 10 hinder that legislation on which
the peace and prosperity Of our State are
depending. We are informed that she
Democratic members have already met IN
caucus and agresd upon their candidate,
and every yots which i not that Of a Re
publican viii be cast for him. We trust
he Republican members viii be equally
agepared and united.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-18
THP RArIrInAr1oN MEBTTNa.

The loyal voters turned out last night as
they do nowhere else but in Louisiana to
ratify the nominations of Grant and Col
fax. Notwithstanding the threatening ap-
pearance of the weather thousands upon
thousands were attentive listeners to elo-
quent speeches from some of the first
orators and statesmen of Louisiana. This
first meeting Of the fall campaign indicates
the glorious result which is be-
fore us "a victory which will
settle finally and forever in this
State the principles of universal suffrage
and the equality of all men before the law.
The Hon. H. G. Warmoth presided, and
made few remarks in his usual happy and
eloquent style. The report Of the speeches
we were able to print last night will be
found on our first page, and if it is possible
we shall hereafter print the others in full.
All were able and eloquent, and worthy Of
being read and reTead many time.