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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
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taun. penn'a
8st ebsuaenanntcm psrra niro man etr perfhies
osna,tiess Aicrtsment ron oansbalinu9s;@d has
csu,-a sin artber, uue arS6:r as c in oieier Gin
,um Strfauf ansetc'en cresn ii-cin'dliefsne
amerifanil6e, Iran56iiibe, @n9liiDe
uno @binefiibe Baarcn, alS
Stss Sas.
Dinner Ssis. .
Solicit Ssts,
Setf a 3ets.
5os Sbse. Srts,
5tetfa sadbsln,
gesstablt SaGbsln,
3uasbtdse SGdesIu,
&,teram Sldit6sn,
9cplsn atlsr N,t,
Suppsr 5uresns,
3udsr Scplsn,
piti6rs,
Butter 5silen.
Salat SdIbsln,
G;(as,paarcu, 0efcbnittcn, aemDbelt
NIB plain BON teber Sencn'
Tun8, ais
ean,psu, 8aIss, 51uGsn. Esllsr QTrlGrpss3sIlfr,
DSud .Yitlders, GnIcr> >Sottsln, 8ourtaine,
8ruht. Stdnps, 9rbenraarrn, Nabm pttiGfrs,
3uder. Scwlen. ssIts aeaarsn BON allen sIDl'
fen, @ctlsiS, &umblsrs, prsIsrSe Slattden,
luftbi6te 6ru6tfannen, Steirwaarsn BON al
len Qrt,
lnp fur, ollie ariifsl Die 9su SbnIitb in eiusm roll.
fanoiasn China Siebr 9ebasn wsrfen.
Gr it tS5f pnnttar fir bsrsis 9snofsEs 8uno'
daft uuo tcft Ouf cine 6orleaner asriibsn-sr laeet
babsr lille elm tei ibm anjnrufsn uhe lslnsn sted
~ untsrfudsn ets fs fcnfpc saufsu.
Ga lprebet por-id ituoirs ,u ,,cIsicn," uno nietn
yQcttc if: Die alIerbeRsn Sitter on Den mc9lttb'i
nisosrften prsifsn. -
.r Ribaro Walfer.
Sc, IS, Vpsffs bdn,iltcn -S;raBt,
gusntaun.
Suli 2. 1867. na-lS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Oamrn Srimmins Stpbr.
90. 81. g. @ulbtn,

III Iocbcu bon NeuDprt 5urilf 9Ctebrt nit ocm
grDEeIeu unb mciit mobigltcn Stpf bon Srimm>
ing, pcIbcr ic in NlCntaun gum Scrtanf angc'
bctcn purpe -Sn Scrbinoung nit ben Srimms
ings bat lie cin 9roBcS Niicrtemcnt bon.
6oopstirt6, neIde fc9lsib in cine 5e=
wtnfbte 8orm ab9edncertweroen f6n<
nen, s uerfbieoene Sorten BON @orfets
porSd9libe 3epbpr, 8orne. paple pat
terms, alle Qrten BON Strimpfsn, &io=
uno feioene 6anoibube, 5aarbraioe,
l6lortonic pelde Dem 9rouen Saar
feline crieinelle Sarte pieber 9ibt, uno
3war in 3 bic 10 Saeen-penn nid,t.
70 miro oa6 Selo ;urid9e9eben.
tlTrs. M. u. @. Buloin,
Oto. 40, Sit Samilton StraBe,
4 Sbdren oberbalb Der 6ten.
QQentdun, Sept. %, 1867. nqbu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Mn bic Qet6enben.

Gin nsusr oeutfhsr arjt bat ltit silibsn Soasn
ietn Ouartisr ini ,,amsrisan pctsl" auktfbIaatn
uno permanent unter uns fh nieos ,ulaTsn ttlblrl.
fen. @r IN pcIllfdnbs tstsit. 3u isbsr Sunet pss
Sa9ss ftiue wunosrbarsn unb ftnltiiGbsn Speraoneu
in ber Wsei,iu uno Gbirur9ie porjarsbmsn. als
rsseln,dsssr arst uno Bunrar,t. nsItsr on elmer
olr teltsn llnipsrrtitcn Dsutlhlanps ltablrte uup
Fd eurh fsins 30 iabriss svOSs Grfabrunssn fam
nlets, btstet sr ben Yatienrsn fine Dtulte on nit
Der 8srf6sruus. bay CT Ssbsm. nab anaslfeuter
esn 8slbsio srtbHlsn pirb, Oh bic
Rraufbeil bsltar oeer nit beilbar il. Sn lesierem
SaGs Tirb Ct cen patientsn nidbin 8sbanoluns neb.
men.
llbsr I,inen Gbaratnr. Isius prcfsldonsus Sabias
felt etc. fam CT bic tsitsn 3susniFs aufusiisn.
CT bsilt nit Sibsrbsit ale aussa: uno Sbrsns
2rantbsitsu uno feet tinfli6s ausrn. Gin 70 oaS
fs rpis nattrIibs au9sn ausIsbsn-sr furirt fsrntr
Hbeumatismus, eun9tr:, ISats psrj-, ettsr: uuo
Mirsn 8rantbsitcn &rsbs, @slbpult. gBafsriutt.
Dpspsyfs, fbrpar,en Staar. auspdble, oiutauss
fbliss, 8tpfsibt (Nsuralsis,) e. ofeln. gilss. 70
rpit alIs ilstst csusn Der msnfflibt 8Srpsr untsr
porfsn III.
Gin Bslub gum Ooftcr fofst nibte, bic Genlulias
tisn if unsntsdria unp fGr 8sbanrluns ts-shnst
ar stnsn hlabtssn prsis
3eu9nib BON Nems sSeriep.
4Bir, Die llnterjsihneicn. rpelhe nit Or. @sotat
B. Carroll, f., aenau befanut finp, crtldren NIT
8,r3udssn. ous Orielts Elm bohbr,issr Gbrift uno
Gentleman ii uno eus mir ibn fdr einsn ar,t bal:
ten, wabss nidt Oas 30 ibuu oosr auspfdbren per:
fprht mas CT fslbrr nitt als adsidbrtar slGutt -
8ir smpfsblsn ibn nit Srsuos fcpcbl Den Srsmeen.
rpis Dem publitum dtsrbappt.
dusultus 08. Gutter, 6. q. Srssman,
9. starring 2bse. u. Ban Deren,
Samss %. SulIipan, On. 81. Smitb u. BtcS
8sutIsp u. Sirs. 81. Srtsn.
Siaat 8iro. =. 8, Crane. .. D.
I. ssarius 5abnIot, eeuis 6. gost
Rar, 81. No
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
St q Cb + / 6 t

wIrp tirmtt sts,tsn, ta6 bic llnttrad&nsts ale
9rieutrir pcn rr 5intnlaTeni&aft pts psrlor.
tsnin s a mes GtriR, Itbttin bon Ter
Borough gmaus, 2s6a @auntp, ansdlsllt nor.
ben III. @as Ditisnissn eate, psIGe mod
an tsIasts Sinttrla1sn1@aft i&ulois Rnp. fnb
tirrSara aufsforrert, tnnsrbalb g4pGsn on
,uruftn unp atjubs3ablsn. sn.-llnb SoI6s. bic nod
rtatmd6iss 5orrrunstn tatsn m5sn, fab slsid
iatiS sriuGt risltlbr pdbrsnb rsm namlGn 3sit'
raum wcbIbsadtist tu;utGnpissn on
Sarab @briit, Gr'trir.
Rdr, "a. 1868. ra6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Die perbeOerten Sriental uno 8afs bren'
nenoe
G. Oblen . efem
unb
aS@rIer sGaTn@cesp

slS0CI9c NUctUWCSSp
Saben smpianacn critc @IafIe 4remiumS bel
Der Wtu.9orf StaatS. unb ancsrsr Sairs.
NlIo be arcRe iilberne Meoal'
liza. bel Der SluSltellung bc5
slmcicau SnititutS, 9ebaI,
ten in Der gitD Stein
Dort, 1865.
Sie fino fortw6brenoe Srenner, uno es
1T .notbnenoio elm Seuer in elmer
Sabres3eit 3u MAIDEN.
Se iinb pOlitdubi9c Sentilatorsn bon BEN
slpartement
SO Fan @as aus oenielben entPcnlz
men.
60 fam tsin @nbcr Ocer Slag icin lin oiesl.
ben 81 cbitruftiren.
Dls Ssuer + lib. So9slan9 obne dufs
nerfiamfeit.
9itSauminati III tpc bic eneS chtnen 6eusrS.
Gie fino m btiee Seiser, uno oennob
bsrrlib fl mlbes Wstter ein9eri6tet.
Sit finb bic meili eccnomil6eu Sefen uno CUR.
ndeeS, bic ie sema6t iprrben iino.
Die Surndce erwdrmt cine untere uno
cine cbere Stube, obne suidss
li6es Srennmateriol.
Sc Tnb @r6Ben Sefen uno @rpBcn bon ben
Yarlor Surndces
g8erbsl "srfertist unp perfauft fur ben 9an>
bel, bur6
perrp nno Comp,
Oriental Sefens SSsrtsu, sto. 115 Suolon
Strabe, glbanD.
81 perFaufen BEL
Sames 8. Sufb,
Natiniscr N9ent fir 2e6a eauntD.
Nlcntaun, Sanuar 21. nqpp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
GtmQS 9eueS!

Die ,.,Star Stuttls Ndbmaittn,." bic sinss
wotlftilt DOpp,lt' dibsn Wa dire BET Dslt,
fsrtiat alIs @aitunssn BON 5amiIsn. .gldtfrtitn
on unb tpirb ,u $40 urfouft.
Nnn lprsts In bsrSffo bar 8loitne, N6tma'
lGins, pubwiar,n eahsn br 6rau Z. %. 8td'
mtr, 9lrp. SO. Sa' 6amltuns sStrobs, por.
NJ. 8m. s. 8ous, agent.
Ndra 81. No
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Gin WfIQer Derlanat.

llnItr5ei6ncitr bcrIdn9f Ic9Ieid) eliltn Muller
an,unebmcn, al Itinr Ytilble al Der sriftn
SdIuBe an BEN Canal, pberbaIb 9ttbtbemL-
Gin glann Der sctpCbnlide Arbeit 81 liefern i'm
Stanoc it, finbct cine quite SteIlc @n 0ann
lebigcn StanoeS bat ben 8crrilf ba irin, sSob-
uung 5u Der Mhble stbfrt sidn meIot IdD ie'
9Ieid in @stblcbcm .bei
esrpis S6nsioer.
Npril Z. 1868, *--3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Or. upbegraF'S
ausen=unb SbrensSeilanftalt!

Dielss Juiitut If no 3saeins Bnfs Gsrnir. psr,
Iest werpsn unb Rsbi iset iur Die aufnabn1 psn pas
titnten cftyn, ''Ss.'s -s'i-i q.
Hro. $50 pcnn Strabe. Reaoin9 va.
Gs esrbsn hasltft aus aussn unb Sbrsn !atant:
bsttsn tsbaRb,lt unc aue
Sperationen Der @birursie uberbaupt.
por9encu,nisn.
Sisfe aufialt III nit rsr idSrftsn Gan muns dir
ursifher 5nirumsnts biess eanfts psrlsbn uhe
crsbalb fir iectn punbargltoheH Son cineerithtsI
Der unlfenn, tab ib cine 9t7hbruna rcn dpu sc
5abren in tts nsbiiinild en- rarts tSfsG ga dttt
binrsidbsnes @a,ohtir, D. tie trit i'd fin b,,ursi
fben Speralicnsn bier Cbsnic snt mts III uhfs,.a
arSerrtn Stdritn pcrssnrnm,n n,tftn tSEHtR.
patlsntsn. mslte aus rrr 5etns femnsn. hnfsn biu
b,lrasrts Bc 70 ole IN Yhilaesir bio une Nsp NHt
ndbrsnb Die eslunee sost IN tic rtins eantluh
psit tsdre 8tqatmllbfsltsn une Gerltels s,ndbs
ren.
SIinrbsitin allen ibrsn 5srmsu wire ts
bantelt.
9Bsbs aussn in alsn ibrn 5srmsn muttn
ssbsilt.
Autr.aussn alumpfdss unb fbitfs
8 Ii 6 tr perrsn 9eraes 9emadt.
DasObr.-Stbe 5orm ron 2aubbs't. autlaut.
Der Obrs uno Summsn i'm Ob,e mirt ssbslt unit
no bas Sbtf.u ,sraSrt III. pirp elm nsuts sinsstI
70 cae Der parisut 70 gut bcrsu farm. pis is jarer
eun9sn q ran tbe Sdpinbfuett. dab.
MO, Bronthitis. aatortb unb 6ufsn. Diss arrnF.
btiicn ps,esn nadb 'insm gang nsusn p,insp ttbon.
cslt, inpsm bic RsbBin n:iifelff sin,s arparas N
Die eurss ssbrodbt pito. 70 taR ti,ftts NIT est
arantb belt in unmiirrltars Bndbrurs fSmmt Gee
If sritaunlib, in ten msifi.n 5Suen Die bsist ta
sBirfuns fesIsidb ,a ertIidsn.
Hbsu smu s.-anh ei.fs Aranfbeit atrb
nab sinem nsusn ptin,ip bsbonbsif; 9sfrsiune rem
Shmsry erfclst in ben msihen Sdu,n fden neet
8erlauf elmer Siunbs. Gs sisbt nur rpeuias Sdnt
oitler aranfbeit, pslhs ldh nidht beiIn IaHtn.
dut anbert dronilds. Aranfbeiten ron itttn
&borattsr psresn in Ssbantluns ssnen,mtn.
arebs (mtnn tslhrdnfD fam in peniasn ga,
ssusobrs Sdntibsn oosrIeGmsrJ futirf nste.r.
pites (odmcrrboitsn) in her f6lmmjttn Sam
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

wIGe u0scmsin Eel aam pcrtrsffItd s,bsiern
wnesn. bic fis ssrau6t tatsn, ilnb bsm publi'
fun nit pouadnttssm 3ahausn cfsrht; inpsm
Elm istn bnislbfn NIT Jswbbst prutirt rurbsn
fann--Ob sr eufletGt II ctg niGt, sts iis meg
sstban wtrben r
@sbrudte anrsiiunasn psrbtn bic Sars bt.
seItsn, rfnn 20 pfrlanst pirb --6dufr linb Of
fsnbsr3s tinsslaesn. tiel. Sars ju rriminIrsn,
sbe iIe Ioniipo faufsn.
8erstest Zen Srt hdt. sr III No. 81, an er
Sa Samiltcn Strabs unb 1Grds Der Eeutl6.
asfcrmrtsn' 'SirGs seJsnibsr, In Der City GQsn.
taun.
g. 6. 6ernaban
Sunt If. 1867 nat 9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Ner aegl asate3
Trerler unb 8ritber
SGntlsr In jstsr @rt
}bambol ;,

Ma6m itren Jrsuntsn unb @Bnn.tn lIsrnlit
bic an,siss, bab fs nun BON itTep altsn Stanb'
plab peses,ossn uub trs eamtsr garb mao IT,
rem neusn StanbpIab psrlsst tabsn-nahs
@fe Der 3ebnten unb 6amiltpn t. 5c
no Ssaus unb MtGn fribsr in @si&sftsn wat'
en-, no Ts bsadnois an SanO baltsn mstben. d'
nen srcesn unb aussetrodattsn SOlrott bon eum'
bsr bon isbsr 8tnsnnuns, umfa1sno
pine uno 6emlcd, &aifanien, pappel,
Sbinceln, pidets 9atten, u. (. no.
lbsrtaupt alse nae In bisiss @elGdft esbSrt.
sJ-S -Sss, art gumtsr pirb nah furbsr Anjsies
auf 8satlurs sei&nittsn
Danetar ftir ssncfsns @ana, frfsn mir, BOP
unItrs 8rsunps fcwpbl als bas putlifum I'm aa'
semsinsn an unlsrem nsusn Sautcl3bcfs pcr'
ipreGsn pursn, NO mir uns auf's aeubtrRe BE-
miiten wsrfsn, In 8fsus auf prstlr urt Nualitdi
sinsn isbm eunbsn Su ttfriseissn.
Glsntppn, Sft. %. no6y'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Sic 2ctctmS
SSru6t S1brSaett.

81 auf uns Ssfcmmsn. .--eaet ale tabtr bis1e
Sesnuns fir iit felba ure 8amilifn Ssrldnserrl,
eaeur@ bae Fe einsn sclsn gouatb allsr DR.
ten prn 5ruGt IN 8annsn aufbspatrsn. 70 bae
iis Bic tpiilite Speiie Der 8riiGte. ale Isisn lle
frll@ bon ben Sdumsn cpsr 8anfsn. bur& bas
sanse Sobr esntsBsn f5anea. a.
9uitbtGts 9ars unb Ronnsn. fir bisffn 3ped,
BON allsn @i6brn uno pattnnS. fbnnen utalten
werpsn an ern Depot fiir Sars,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Sebler Der SuBenp.

Sebler Der Su9enc.
Gin 5srr Der felt Satrsn an rerp5Ia Debit.
tat, frdt,stttssn 8srfaat litt, unb al ben GHets
tan tussntlt&er untrea&Iamtstt, ptrb fdr ti,
lsibenbt WsnI&ttt. alien bic ss nBttis batsn,
stn assspt nnb arwsliuns bislss sInfa6sn Rit
tells suIsnbsn. bura psl&ss sr eurirt purbe.-
9eibenbs bic bur3 Die @rfabruuB bss 8efannt.
ma&srs ;u prDftir,n rinfGsn. f6nrsn itre abrtlIs
riGten an. So.tnS . gben,
SO. t3 Gtamt1 st., q. gcrt.
Gsb. 27, 1867. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

@tsenb bsm publfum Dor aussn fa.nen - aui
gnldnaen madt er bisi,lbs auG fttprsr--ssrabs
nad rem 9slGmad lslnsr Sunotn.
@r IN iiul3 bier fussn su fSansn. cab sr feline
als pcn ben aIltrtefsn une srf&idtsasn @rbtittr
i'm @auntp anaeltelt bat, unp battr ipri&t &c gut
fiir jsotn artitsl Der feline @rfadtts usrldet Ser.
ner III 90 albertits tefannt bab tr nar bic alItrs
ttRen Watsrlalisn aufarbsitsn ldbt-pcn &itt IN
bier fsins H:te-- unb In altn psm otengsia8ten
II fsint Yratlret unb fsin Sumtug, tpis liG te-
Der leltf iiberscussn finn, Dsnn er bel ibm an
ruff unb' feline Qrbst bsFfbt.- au& bsmerft sr
nod, bab erfsIne arbeitcn
Sp ppblfeil unb aud ettpaS noblfeiler
abta6sn fonn ale iratnb Elm onperfr Sutffsn,
NADER In btsirm unp ben ansrdasenpen @aunt!es
--Gs 1T SisS Spar ptl ssinSt, atsr er bat rlr.
fade biss gu iaesn- rslGs uriaGsn, sr sinsm
iebsn itiner Suneen ,tpii6,n Augfr fassn nil
---psil es bod aud bic Ni&tfunosn niat p6sn
brnuGfn.
s. lid.Nrbsit, ssrHsbt Ct auf Die fiirssle I'm,
;sisf unb gu prn bi0lsii'n prsiben.
@r III fanfbor fir senossne 6untlGaft, unb
bttst UNI elm, 6ortcausr bsrlsltsr wslGs ct bur&
pdoftli&e Ssblenuus, gut. Arbsit unb nur s.rin-
gen Jcsofrunsrn, nod um 8islsS 5a srpstsrn &C..
efntt. l.
Dbaon 4 Semmel.
Wdr, IL. 1868 . na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Dim altrn Allrntaua China stobr,

no, 81 Sf' 5amil.
ton Straee, f6rds Der
Oeutf6 8sfcrmirisn'
SirGs ssssndbsr, In
Der @itp GGsntaun.
an ben altfn 8rtrbsnss
YrsIber.--Dis greg,
bsaiinlliae 9ff. Sars,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
psoiugunstn Sis(sr 5tiiuHs.

Der qarst trfbiin itStn 9isnitas fir Gin Sbaisr nno
fins sentS Sts- 5atrs, in 9erausttja bluns' sSsnn
pit,r ,ti,b pirS 81 anssbnst. Seine eubFuotnn
rssetn tr entn trrsu tran ale @'inatn anssnSmmn
uns suns fam eis stSo aus ben, Obn' SSrbsr a' Su<
RSnSt 6siatIt 81 babtn.
D5-sttantma6u 6unstn wsrSsn an etn 9e~Sbnlib'n
F''''" '''s''"''' Z. .. Rboass, ast-
ottiss am nsrseaG@sn sds Ger samon unS aGt'n efr.'
Hlsntaun, Ytnna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

70 nile aud, 5.ud ,9pa.
gen unb bait aud aQe
ftiir Nrtitsl gum @rr.
fauf auf 5anp. Or
pnfsrtIst bon Zen al
Isrfsinasn euit'Wdstn
tis nc& T. In bitlsr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Qecba gbaI.Gifsnbabm

YIN uns mad Wrntas hen 23en Septemtsr lauen bic gadd9sr
3dst te es6d atal Giisnbatn'G rmpasnit re fest =
Soiuab pber fueIieb ecbenSe 3asr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

5epis ale aneersu ilsbsI chez Dsformitdtsn zen
stsr art rsrfsn IN 8sbansluns 9entmnrn.
8dnft ii b du9en iSnneu cbne e etmtri Gin
sslset pstren une cbtn lc noid,li aus. tee tt foa
Der Gnt> sduna tn'eebsn,
| Ginbatmfamiru n9.-Durdb tisfsn nsusH
pro,se loftn fd 2bisrs uhe g,SesI fen mt ibrta
Slsfhe natdrIid srbaItcn ane irsr tir nen rsniefu
Muutsn. mas ptit ttdsr iii. ais msnn fis pout at'
ss,osen uno aussshepft pirb. EisfT TrriF rpitt
5snt eeitbrf. bic ss mdnIher.
Origin msbijiuifhs Tamlisu 8tott pi,N. 10
bolo hd bic rSibi9tn Es,fstrrra,r trrfsn iofsn
prSffennht uno Ssnsn. tie tire Gemin siriu t,a
frsi justfontt msrbtn
g1cpsniFer IL 1867 uaIs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
alsne unO mOOsrnf Alsiosr
MeBger unb Ssmall.
Jeanfmu,ns=SC6nPi0er

Mahen bem publt,
fum Rte Nn3sise, bae
Fs In itrsm Slsiefr.
aotr. No AZ Sl.
5amiIton Strabe Ql.
lsntaun City In ben BE.
fannttn Stsimer's @e,
tdatsn srtaItsn ta'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14
Nbapn q. Semmei,
&utfbsnmaber in 5ieersuiae, ee6l
.- Sauntp clog r.- r

Der tntsraeidaste bsbisat lf2 bislst e'flsaen'
bet. islnsn 6reunbsn 70 ME tsm seetr'n pub.
litum tibsrtaupt anlu;sisen, taB n eas D. q
Gutfbsnmab!rz 8elbift, og
nod inner an fsinsm alt,n StartplaBt. In Sd
9srsptlIe, etGd County bttrtib. uno Srrar ttbt
srCeatiSsr ais is-sr psrferlist aas Srtsn Don
@arria9en, Sulfies uno lsibte Spasierz
rpS9en, BON alien Senennlnsen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-04-14

Statirntn. W u W VI W W W
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15
The Late Elections.


WISCONSIN, The Republicans of Wisconsin
have elected their Judicial ticket byta ina jority
exceeding 900 being gain of aboat 5000 from
last autumn and against violent opposition to
which various factions and ci4ues inside of our
own party lent their aid,
CoNSECTIcyT.-Goy English Democrat, was re-
elected by a majority of l,75l, being an increase
of 794 over that of last year. While, on the 9TH
er hand, the Republicans have increased their
majority joint ballot in the Legislature IA,
thus securing the election of a u S. Senator in
the place of Dixon, the present incumbent.
All the reaction" we can discover in the recent
elections is in Connecticut, where, upon largely
increased poll in consequence of the Wholesale
naturalization of aliens and the importation of
foreign voters, the Democracy find the majority
in the Legislature nearly doubled against them,
while they have only succeeded in increasing
their majority for their Gubernatorial candida ate
less than 500.
In Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Hi
nois, and Minnesota, the local elections of this
Spring show the Republican party to be as strong
in its palmiest d lys since 1864; and no fears
entertained rs to the result in Connecticut in
November next Then. let the Copr srheads crow
over their barren victory in Connecticut now,
lest they will not have another opportunity for
rejoicing during the year 1868.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15
Encouraging Crime.

The editor of the Clearfeld Rep,tbliean, in his
issue of April 9th, 1885, after stating the result
in the Senatorial contested election case of Rob-
ison Shugart, says:
s.The time is not distant when Democrats will
elect their members and keep them in their seats
by bayonets"
By the language in the above extract, in the
connection in which it is used, the editor of the
Republican virtually justifes the frauds upon the
ballot box at Philipsburg, and approves of the
murder of John Casey for swearing that those
frauds perpetrated in the interest of the
Copperhead party. But such is the spirit of the
leaders of Copperheadism. Their teachings lead
to fraud bribery, and murder, as was proven in
the Robison-Shugart investigation and now, in
noticing the result of that investigation, the
gan of that party in this county Boldly declares
that in the future they will not permit tn cir
calities to be exposed or their unlawful acts to
be reversed, but that hey will select their mem
I" bers and keep them in their seats by bayonets."
Surely, this is alarming state of affairs, when
the Chairman of the County Committee of par
ty, semi-oficially announces, it were: the de-
termination of the party organization to carry ont
its designs by such hellish means above
declared. We submit these facts to the serious
and careful consideration of the law-abiding and
peaceable ctizons, of both parties, in this county,
and ask them, how long will you continue to fol-
low the teachings of these bad and designing
demagogues' They have led many of you into
trouble heretofore; will you suffer them to do so
again Nay Then rise above your former po-
litieal predictions assert your manhood and in
dependence, and spurn thess vile leaders from
you, and unite with the friends of law and order.
Duty to yourselves and families, and the safety
of the country demand this at your hands.
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Observation-Disclosures twenty of the

4 knDlNAINCE-W w nereaS twenty or the
" residents and owners of lots, out lots,
and tracts of land adjoining the Borough of Clear
field have, by petition, applied for the admission
under and by virtue of Act of the General As
semb'y of Pennsylvania, passed the Sd day of
April, 1889, The burgess and town council of any
Borough shall have power, and by virtue of this
Act are directed and required, on petition of any
numbe not less tn an twenty of the free hold own
ers of lots, out lots, other tracts of land, in
any section lying adjacent to said Borough to de.
clare, by ordinance, the admission of the section
which such petitioners and others reside"
Therefore, Be it enacted and ordained by the
Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of
Clearfeld and 1t is hereby enacted and ordain ed
by the authority of the same That the limits of the
said Borough of Clearfield shall be and are here
by extended to include the following described
land: Beginning at the southwest corner of the
Borough, on the bank of the Susquehanna river
thence along the southern line of the old Borough
south al degrees, east 50 perches along line of
land of Sarah Jane Ogden to corner of land of A.
K. Wright, thence along line between land of
said Sarah Jane Ogden and A. X Wright south
81 degrees, west loo perch to line of land of g
L. Reed, thence along line between land of G. L.
Reed and A. K. Wright south 80 degrees east Is
perches, thence south SO degrees west 22 perches,
thence north degrees west 2l5 perches to the
eastern bank of the Susquehanna river, thence
down the said eastern bank of the Susquehanna
river the several courses thereof to line of old
Borough and place of beginning, which said land
is taken part of said Borough of Clearheld, !,
and subject TO the jurisdiction and government
of the municipal authority of said Borough of
Clearfeld as fully as if the same had been origl-
nally part thereof.
Attest W. w. BELTS,
L. G. MORGAN, Clerk. Burgess.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15

Word has at least been received from Af-
RIGA that DR.. Livingstone is still alive, and
this time there can be 10 mistake, since the
information comes from the intrepid travel
er himself, in the shape of a letter to Sir
Roderick Murchison. The Doctor writes
that he is in good health, that his expedi-
ton has been completely successful, and
that he expects to return to England at an
early day. This is indeed gratifying intel
ligence, and an account detailing his ex-
plorations and adventures during the long
period in which he has been hidden away
from civilized sight, will be anxiously look
ed for by the reading public in this and the
old world
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15

u. S. JUDGE.-The many intimate and
personal friends of Hon. Elmer S. Dundy,
in this place, no doubt, will be highly graf
flied to learn that, on Thursday, April 9th,
the Senate, in executive session, confirmed
his nomination to be United States Judge
for the district of Nebraska Judge DuDdy
is man of more than ordinary ability and
requirements, gained through close applica-
tion and untiring perseverance; and his pres
ent appointment may be taken as a worthy
recognition of his personal efforts to attainto
position of usefulness and eminence among
his fellow men. We tender the Judge our
hearty congratulations, feeling assured that
he will discharge the duties of his new trust
with fidelity and in accordance with the die
tates of justice and right.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1868-04-15

THE REACTION The Cincinnati Ga
zette says that the town elections in Ohio
and Indiana, as far as reported, show, with
few exceptions, decided Republican gains.
The Republicans carried Dayton, the home
of Valiandigham, by 800 majority; last fall
the Cops carried it by $50. At Workers, N.
Y. the Republicans scored an astonishing
run few days ago-baving made gain of
SIS in total vote of l, ,S45. In Cleveland
on Tuesday, the Republican party piled up
gain of 1000. In Schenectady, n. Y, a
gain of 900. In Madison, Wisconsin, gain
of 300 and st. Paul elects Republican
mayor by 800 majority for the first time in
seven years. Thus the ball is rolling on,
forshadowing sweeping Republican victories
at the coming fall elections.