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MEN

~ who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure,
or old men, who, from the follIes of youth, or
other causes, feel debility in advance OF their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should first read The Secret
Friend" Sent TO any address, in sealed en-
velope, on receipt of IS cents. Address DIR. CHAS.
A. STEWART & CO., Boston, Mass. S:wly
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For CROrP.

The Balsam viii be found invaluable, and may
always be relied upon in ths mn.t rene cases
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WHOOPING COUGH.

The testimony Of all who have used it Lpr this
terrible disease during the last ten years is that
If invariably relieve and cures ii.
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MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Pa
A. 'ENTs.
r. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

y,,s Ags,,, n M Lui'el .SflItss T4tsnt Dgice.
IIasli,. qtOH. u,.i,r ne .icf n 1875.
No. 5 state r., opposite klloy -, Boston,
afr an extern, iye pracrioa Of upwards - twenty
wears continues 20 secure patents IN TIE hlt'sl
states: also IN CIR u Britain. France aud other
t,,si.,r, e,,t,nfri.s . yeats Specifications Bonds,
Assignment, aud III tIr'rs - 4ia"ln2- i'F =
tents execute. rt-r ii4" tfi- VI Y Nl- At34'
Researches made into AIalilesn and Foreign
works, 10 determine the So t-!i.s iii4 tts ~ -
ler,sl on al MATER 'ouci gis " SAM "il'H
% the claims of any patent Ia ui-i'H! fsIA4tt4i-
on dollar. A--lgnTIf nt- raooll y ~ " I7i-ii'-t''
No agency III the United 80 - ir"--f--'H --IN'-
ripr facilities Tor obtaining Pt'n "f
the patent ability Of iuReDilpns-
during elght months the sHi -'tlH'I' ih .i-.
oours,. Of his large Irartlcs, made o. Vs. r
artlica.ianS, SIXTEEN AFPEAL@. p Ehh
on + 81 which wa- decided Li-f f"r y. it4 '-+-
missioner 81 Patents.
TF-rfnoNEtLs.
a. regari Mr.. Eldy one ~ tlie mos eii'si4.
aud successful practitioners wifh whom have had
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner 81 Patents.
az have no hesitation ia assuring ifEy.utDIs thai
they cannot employ q man more cpfnI-fe1t ana
trustworthy and rnui. capable 81 putting thor a-
phsatiau- in form 2" secure toF Them an "tEl!
and favoTtbi" cun-Id.ra4,n Al ne Ittsi51 O1l-ls-
EDMUND BI EkE,
Late Commissioner ~ Patents"
a. Mr. z. II. EI5y has nla.ie far me- IhlEI tEN
anrlictlsriS ~ AL bui ON l. % hieh patents have,
ben granted and that one ) nov pending. sHsh
uutnlst akahl proof ~ great -. ~ ana ANllF "t
M mart la = faD 10 recommend Al inventors ="
auuv to him to procure tL-r Pal.atS, - iE'y may
h. sun. of having tne most faithful attention -
slowed their eA~e-, ana = EcIy = :, ,I ~, e
+ charges. ''iitN 'sN'',
Boston, Jan. ], 1862. l;"ly
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam taking
little and often-and you Will very soon find relief
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CLERGYAfI.S.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, Of Alleghany. tsrsiiie.
that It has cured him. after al other Trneie, lad
-aied.
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I'HE WOODBURY.
COLT,
MEN

Nwho have injured themselves BY certain ..
cret habits, which unit then for business, pleas
ure, or the duties Of married Life; also middle
aged and old men, who, from the foilies Of youth,
or other causes feel debility in advance Of then
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one, should first road Tho slrrst
i Friend xe an ls1iss vi I'LL, ma sonsthing o.
Sent to any address, In . scaled envelope, On 70
ceipk Of IS ssns. Addrso DR. OHA6 4. 6TU.
ATT 3 CO., Boston, Mar, lsvly
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once TO steady use of this great remedy
1t viii succeed in giving relief whore AL othe4
remedies have failed.
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American GIFTS.

American girls have certain something
which is not inaptly called dainty oaih's
features, dainty forms, dainty feet
With what taste they dress IL Is true
they dress extensively: not because Amer
lean ladies are extravaganza, ou' oeoau'e
articles for the fair sex are dear.
We have no home manufactures, but
INST import our silks, velvets, laces, lin
ems cloves. and almost everything that
GOES 10 make up the toilet; the very same
dress would cost an American treble "na'
il would a Frenchwoman in her ha,i'e
land. No wonder the latter can ares
ter than the former on less money
Americans do not invent fashions o"o
49,, nrnn them at once, ana "eal
e,''S if,,JIy rs those who do invent
I'm ~ saving as true, alas as it Is old,
~ ,morican women fade early; still,
n.Lcn their dav of positive beauty is past,
,La, are good wives and mothers, atfec-
tianatc cheerful companions; in their
homes they are excellent housewives, even
H.. much so as Englishwomen, who in this
respect are patterns.
Ii is time TO credit our countrywomen
with something beyond mere beauty
though not in the world-crowded boule-
wards Of the luxurious French capital,
u9r in the principal streets of the sturdy
metropolis Of Great Britain, can one meet
in an afternoons stroll such throngs OF
loyrly girls and women as flock down
Broadway on a sunny day.
The American women are the most in
tlhgcut among the civilized nations. The
I'~ench only equal them in quickness Of
,er...,ution and in wit, but not in the face,
t.r the latter are VIGOROUSLY ugly, as a
moral III ing-a pretty face in france be-
-a., 4, rare - an ugly one here. Ameri-
ms are better educated, too, than most
" .man; 50, what with learning, wit,
le.rfulness, grace and beauty, they may
3. pronounced az nearly perfect As it Is
ra.-ible for mortal women to be. For
ll1atcly, they are sufficiently detective
?. answer C5lerilge's'oft quoted lines ::
q .,. gr, 5.,.E
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medical.

Il ED.-Dr. Dow continues to be consulted at his
office, Nos and Endicott street, Boston, on
al diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors OF venera
and impure blood, Impotency, scrofuia, Con-
orrhea, Ulcers, Pain and Distress IN the region of
Procreation, Inflammation OF the biaaaer and
Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors n19hunl
swellings and the long train Of horrible symptoms
attending this class of disease are made 10 become
as harmless the simplest wailings OF q cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. Dow devotes large portion Of his time 10
the treatment OF those caused by secret ana
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs Dizziness OF the
Head, Dimness of Sight, Palpitafion OF the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, arrangement OF the
Digestive functions, symptoms Of Consumption
&c. Such persons sh ould, before contemplating
matrimony, consult ph ysician of experience, and
be at once restored to hea lth and happiness
Patients who wish TO uain under Dows treat
ment will be furnished With pleasant rooms
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country with fun
directions
DR.. Dow has also for sale the Fsench Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Osder by mall
Three for 81 and a red stamp. LILY
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l. caNsra.pTInN.

Many eara-worn sufferer has found rliei, ai.e
to-day reiaioas that har life la- lesu maze .asg
sul prolonged by tlsa use Il Cp.'- coueh Balfail
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1869. SAVE YOUR MONEY, 1869.
Trouble, Delays and Expenses,
And take your comfort going West
By the
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION cos
TWO
DAILY LINES OF STEAMERS.
DAY BOAT AND NIGHT BOAT
With Twenty first class Steamers, only six days
through to MILWAUKEE, and CHICAGO,
without change OF boat. First class tickets in
clude Meals and Staterooms.
Leaving Ogdensburg every day Sundays ex-
ceptedl on arrival OF noon trains for Chicago
Milwaukee aud intermediate ports, without
change of Boat; and every evening Sundays ex-
cepted, for Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit and inter-
mediate ports.
Passengers and families moving West can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, etc, and
land together without disturbance or Tranship-
ment, at their port OF destinations thus avoiding
the great inconvenience OF the many changes
delays and expenses of other routes. These
Steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms
amply and neatly finished, for First Class Passen-
gers, and Second Cabins, with Cook Stoves and
families who may wish to furnish their wn pro-
visions. Bs1- No efforts will be spared to main
tain the reputation of this as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
Be sure and see the Agents of this Line befoy e
you buy your tickets.
~ Trusty Men will always meet Passeng ers
at the Depot In Ogdensburg, to take Checks and
re-check baggage for this Line.
Ask for tickets ria Northern Transport alton
Company's Steamers, the only American Lines
leaving Ogdensburg
We will make il the interest of every Traveller
to see the Agents Of this Line before purchasing
elsewhere.
Baggage checked through to all points.
Through Tickets to all points in the Great
West. Northwest and Southwest, cheaper than
the cheapest, on application to
q. a. EDDY, Managing Agent,
Office, Steamers Landing, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
GEO W. SMITH, General Ticket Agent,
Office cor. Ford Patterson Sts opp. johnson
House, Ogdensburg, n. Y.
II, J. GOODNO, Passenger Agent.
Tickets for sale at all Stations Rutland r.
r. Line. i5:w6m
GES.---GREAT INDUCE
~ ments offered to those wishing Carrie res OF
any description Any style be furp shed at
reduced prices, by applying to
L. A. BAR.tOWS
l5:w6rn Castleto.l Corners, VT
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To- people know tie aEti IT, and ~ a,l- 10 oon-
Iaafs fnia us. Il is fer sale hoy esag Druggist
All IHaal.l in AIodieiHa j.. tisa Igs,.1 s.afs-.
The C. q. CLARK GO,
Sic pIat rio .ar 81. N.se JI4t p, a..
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pATENT REcIINING CHAIRS.

mad in Factory, from kIln-dried stock,
and warranted 20 be OF the best materials and
work1. auship. Marble-top Centre Tables. Otto
mans DIyans, Music Stools, 6c., &C. Purchaser
will nIl II greatly 20 their advantage - examine
our stock before making their selections. All
good fully packed and delivered free Of charge
BRAMAS, SHAW q co.
q Sudbury ST.. corner Of Portland St., Boston.
Factory on Bridge 81, EA-f Cambridge our
work is.sold by the principal dealers IN New Eng
Land. 3b.Wly.
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BENsoN. VI, March 5, 90

Mr.. j. w. DoEsr:Y:
Sir,-The Wood Mower which bought ot SON
last season ls6S has.glvcn me perfect satisfaction
moved about one hundred acres without being
10 Il cents cNpeu iu; and II was 10 buy another
| should get Of thu same kind &Il not buy
thI- till after having h Buckcye, Vermont and
0hia on trial, which failed TO give sati-'ac'IJi.
About ,rg.l-....If the meadow moved had n,vc
beeu PIE pared in i r.CwIug r.tcrlEr.
ART NAH MALkIE.
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SORENESS or TIE THROAT, CHEST AND
LUNGS.

DO not delay procuring and Immediately tax
ing Goes Cough Balssm, when troubled with any
OF the above named dIiheuli4es. They aFe an
preInonitory symptoms Of CousuEar tiur,. anu Il
not arrested, VIII sooner or later sweep sou away
into the valley 81 shadows, from vli.'l rrve csH
crea return
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READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

P,wLzr. Rutland Co., Vt. March ), 1869.
WALTER a Wooo:
Dsdr Sir W, the Undersigned, having each
bought II your agent, ID. Cushman, one ot your
n,w i,lnted bar Mowers. and used It through the
past hay season with entire satisfaction 10 our
sr4Nt>, pronounce II To be ne most economical
m tehIne that has come under our oosrrv ttion.
it, ease OF GrduEht and rtauaeemsnt, with it,
combined strength and freedom from side irrIht,
makes 1t an admirable machine tor rough ami
sto.y land, and we would "heeriully recarnIn md
il to those who are wanting new mowers the next
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DARLOR FURNITURE.

PARLOR SUITS in ENGLISH HAIR
CLOTH. French Lasting, Terry, Brocatell'. Ae.,
Sc made Ia order from the latest designs also.
on hand. large aud superior assortment Of Par
.or Suits Sofas. Lounges, Teie-a-tetcs, Easy Par
/, II Rocking and
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A GRADUATE OF HARVARD
IA COLLEGE s prepared 10 MI the once Of
teacher m q high grammar school. Refers %
Professors Of said college. Address. III. w. W.
lO7 Green st., Boston, Mas. luDe50w3t
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DRUGGISTS.

" GEN rs FOR A
w new domestic article q great utility /:
meets a universal want seil- az s4ghf: no ef,rn-
p-tition. send stamp for circular. LITTLE
FIELD DAMI, No. lO2 Washington street.
Boston, Mas. 2gw8w
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
.o,.rn nrN.s srrrnAar MovEMEXr

u.,.yuLp, Mass. Feb. 2S.-Last evening
A.,. ,lrIiyercd aii address at tho Town nan 10
-" W. ~ ',c. ON te SUBJECT q "Builets aud Ballots
% 1rr hogan by recapitulatpg The history o. @ tIlo
sYg ne question. aud referred TO ins .i"cs the be
non @ y, tR tr R.,clUu He complained ihat ths P,i
f sranct withheld tr" ~ y@aS. he sd may be
rrnl r"ss ,yr may nave fought ana snIrred NJ, lSr
H. 'rn good cs e ,9"G Il %Si az 2TSa tness Il inc Sanalr
absurd u Is 10 tc N men are Ike auimals w9 hot
p"H at b." @ Instead o An hi d y 9n 'SGG1% Urgent appeal %
n "hly. lnr ,r, associations TO forward The gooa
c ScrE S@ asns 40 20 asaS aS 3%a'I Of an IS to Frank
~ AZ Mot, t,"in r. Bates. Geo G. lschhiu%1ohj % up
r. iJpio al4.-ssstr gentlemen wa, ,n,S,S1t
10 , NV Iayv M .ilcstrd ~ t.ie in"N"""n"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
TIE INDIAN VAR.

INDIAN TROUBLES IN ARIZONA AND IIAl-
THREE HUNDRED ARAPAHOEs SURRENDER
10 THE MILITARY.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Feb. 27-Advices from
Arizona report numerous engagements with the Indians
bot by the troops aud citizens. The Indians killed
solder near Fort whpple aud attacked train near Tho
vuturc Mine. killing Mexican aud capturing Anoihtr
The ieamsers fought desperately, and "eaptartd their
stock squaw was picked NJ at Camp Grant She saia
ehe had hoen sent By fhe chiefs nf several bands OF
Apaches 10 for peace on any ierbs "a they Nets
starving aud desired peace OneNnu1nhlO1 shc proven
to be one % (oud wins Frieudlics," who committed
many deprcdaions in sOuthsIn Arizona last ran
troop Of cavalry ordered in pursuit oi ia" Idhh eAhe
rpuA thcn killing seven men, one s1hhN, ana nhHhk
f'v cnpiuroA Ga the Stn inst. "A baud of Apaehes at
rl A aud killed three OF party ~ MeHcans guihR
from Toboc Tucson. Au American nahod scott wna
kil,,d near F0trcrO -,
Adcss from Southern Utah mention that trouble had
pcfrred with the kHyhjyta, who rdibd the Pdhlttes
mud mad driven on stock. CiEens were Ia pursuit oi the
mHTatlders. A., A., 81. u.,oo "a
s,r, Artpahues had surrendered To the military au
tuUTitICA ..
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
CANADA.

rypopr, ,TIoy OF SPECIE - ORGANIZATION OF
yuIITfA-sTILL ANOTHER sS0w-sToRM
MONTREAL. Feb. 27. - The expectation OF
sc, zoe, on fayorably The rate has fallen "a 81 per
cent DISCOUNT The total amount now exported s2o59o
The organization OF militia n tho country districts mas
fy,,tr,d large numbers of FTtncb CANADIANS 70 the
ii1cd States gnorauty fraIing that war mnst DC lh
nrut Ralwny travel Is still very much drfanged on
1swa 4, completely blocked The mails Tor the iater
Uir, are conveyed from s city and Prescott Ia Felgha
t,l ,torn set in yesterday an0 SUI continues
The civ is being literally buried ia the snow' and bus
,es. is almost entirely suspended
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
GIFT ENTERPRISE DIsrRIBUrIoN ENDS IN !
n W. ROW.

ST. LOUIs, Mo-, FtD. s1'-HV V"IUHVT, u TV''
..,at, distributions gift enterprise concern-"hlch was
o. hay, been drawn tonight, broke up ln aro", Inc
,as.r announced that only 10000 tickets hnd been
NH seyerI of the largest prizes inclndnR ihe Athlooh
n,nso, would be pat In he wheel. in9 % nuu,yeo nee
oigi,nr to tbe prOgrHmmo. Much colIlson ioiioNcu;
Tnr vas Was shut on and the mahhEtlH i, o , G
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
~uE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.

,,,,o oP THE CoRTEs CoNsTITUYENTEs-EX-
or I,,rISG SCENE IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
o,,s DEFEAT OF OLOzAGA-ATTEMPT TO AS
sGssINATE PRIM.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01
WASHINGTON.

PASSAGE, OF THE PUBLIC CREDIT BILL IN THE
sENATE-THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASES
REPORT OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON AC-
CoUETs-THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT RATI-
FLED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KANSAS
GEN. CAFBYs REPORT ON THE STATE OF
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

NJ
The EreRiag Iost of SatunaN details un interview
between Gen. Grant and a cl, CATION OF Pennsyiva-
mans, IN the course OF which Oen Grant sam
think President should 6e allowed 70 enOOse hls
Cabinet without interference from ANY oar. Ihty
are his confidential advisers ana he mase Oo'!
know whoul no wishes to call 80 aim ia thai
capacity. In other positions nndsf tho Gov
erfment he Is likely to welcome Angs's
tions for toe great many of them ana he eann"t
be expected IN every To- know who are tie best quail
lned sn but ln SeSs.Gs , "a, S hs ES S ts, rHpSy ~
pct without suggesohS iioih as -"'N' SH1 ',l'S go
would say; Those whom ne selected "O"ig aAi DC men
who gave ~ strong ami fathfh support 80 tAc
platform aud ticket On which ae Mac eiro,ed. 1Aey
should the fact, ana he c0at maze changes
any time IA that case Ilerc Vas 30 ihe0ly .n-de
IN Cabinet, ho thoaght. II it Hos egrecaOr.
lilo had originally intended 20 wnte, ah1u1
week ago, To each gentleman whom hc Lad hAtA ulOh
for Cabinet position. asking m 10 sesf", pn -" vas
glad ho had NOT done So ati Ho~ he woad Iesp sAo
sent 10 the - nagc. Ilat saved much trouble 30 'n ahi
to the gcnticmen hc meant 70 o"d aEOIh" h'h, b1s
he had already madc up hs NINA ie fOald
send the whole cabinet ~ that l1"meai. sull,
he might at any time chans, ns h,"u 81 so lo,s 80
out ofcnso auy -, incautens uttcrance TO tia
Pcnnsy lNania politician thc ether dN had sneaoy
given ninsaif ad oCrs much uc,tl'Ss tsOute. some
persona seemed 10 ta"e a. i"i s'aHled thh 30
had dcsgnatc,i Mr George a. stnari fer place.
Ile had said any tnnS q te kai, snd di not mean
10 tell any one Whe.hos a. l "r ho, lni 10 Persons Lad
spOken against Mr siu'f ~ ~shcd a. "a! 10 tdc Penu-
\, lNania scntieHltn tAat ST. Stuart Ma loyal man
inrng the war, and al houofdbe man Thai 0id nus
Imply however tnat he uranp would or wOad EJt ap-
point hu.
GEN. GRANTS VIEWS oN THE 81 CgFRACE AMEND
MENI
The Aelc- York Herald gI,,s tle following account
of Il visit OF Senator stewart 10 Ooa. Grant:
senator otvMaIl SAID lac cat tu h.ON EOw GeL, Grant
stOOd GA Tue COnStlulOna AcAdu1Ht SNIug nblNefasl
suffrage Norm and Soaih. Gen, O.nt rup.Ied that 10
lndoreed lhe Au,ondneht ana AOIcd The oiales would
rasli! ~ hc beloved that tAo L. l"nnc"s parry
Dohn to sec THIS conclusion tcalcu lAs statement ho
desired all The gentlemen present 10 understand NOS
lof thClF private lulOruathn alone, D iur tAr WnOlo
country To near senator MASON, icgrling tii-
huaheeh'h lnt ih hat on an1 went "a IA great good
hanor say ng That lao at least Was salshed Wan Gen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13

Solssnbss it cine 9ias sfr 8.6tSidat, wtl6I
In tsr Iprit.@ourt iar 9s6a County, bi; an
Wontags ben 5tsn res bsla9ien Wcnass 1863
In QasntCpn ibrsn Gnfans Hsemsn suiTb, psrhSrt
psrctn fultn: & bi.-r ..lr- ---
/. Snmss Ssabm Ssssu Samuel 8. sramsr.
2 SnbY 6lsin ssssn Ganiel Sdssr. .g
3 Sarab u. SIhu S'ssn D.nieibsn.
4. Guhn Mshssr, GOIcmou 8sintule uni
smanba Grcnan sfssn 0iItcn 3. DIT.
s. Sfi&arb Bdlfer sss,n Samts Neglam.s.
6 s. 8. unb VI. 8. Spffman ssssn SbrahaH
Dttfsntsrf,r.
z s. &. SanfsY ssssn sem. Gl6snba6.
8. Sn9h @tism S'ssa @barlss 8ppk.
g. Ni1cias Wller unb 5rau sss'r gatbatln'
Diusare. . .a. 1...
10 gasbarins Dllsurb etsen Nidplas Wilsr.
. H. Sc6u R. 0adenba@, fsir ben Rusm ppr
@tarlss s.. Sramsr, sesen Rsubrn ebtrt.
12 Dapio Saaa sssen Die Gataiauqua unt
5UselsSils @ilsnba6n gumpasns.
f3. epSia SieTtr sssrn 9uepis SinY.
Ii. Deter Gfber sfssn g6rilian Gbut.
10. Warp @Iaayt, @rttuIrtr spn Sacob Alsart
gsesn 2k &. 9Bttman.
16. .. 5ranfIir Rsintart sessn Subn 9us.
II. Ssnrp Gan9epfr ct al 9sssn Die stpmas
Giien'&Umpaenis.
l6. Gptraim 3. SuduS s'een Sobn 8tsrp ct al
19. 9brntam eueas ss9en 5rseerid 3sppslfslt.
20. SosD unb Smb ssecn Greoeid @ab.
81. Gtletman Sans Sr9sn Sirasl 8uby.
22 9etlitam y. SarttolpmrE srgsn Sarrilpn
aelln.
% 5erit, Siesfri,b uuO Co., sessu bic aeGa
9tal @iiMbabn Grmpasnis unp ailstman
9trnbarb.
"a SclcucH Df9 It al stssn espt 5aaa.
25 Stife 8amfslt ssssn Ssnrp M. S6dffsr u,
9stsr S6afftr.
26. anbretp 5appss ssssn Samusl Nartman.
27 Sacob Mlattss stesn SimUn Gtulr.
%. StsPeen S&afcr ssse" Nattan sfrn.
20 DaDto 0tufs ct al Npminiirator bes Str.
fUrtsnsh 5snrp @ut6, ssssn Saccb @utb
unb Scfepb Warftlier.
80. Sutn Gtntarb 9ssrn SUba 5Spsr unb
gtarltS 8ittrr.
81. 8. unb 8. Eager ssscn SIbn q. SsGttl
90. Sanntl gasfp 9sgsn bic Stpmas giIfn-
@pmpagntt.
SO, 5snrp Sprnsp eeefn Saepb 8adsnRU.
ga. SAINTS 8. 8dnbnro Ssssn BEN S6ul. 81.
arift bon NsbsrsR sRacuneie SpwnItp.
35. atrabam S,nninssr ss9sn Mtaah @oot.
ring
36. NatGan 5ad5 esssn @ctilsb Mtsls.
81. @Uttlst yEesle ssssn Nattan Sal.
SO. Samusl WtcIes seasn Samusl anbrstps,
aOminti ihatcr Dec Vfriortsnen Sobn Boyer.
80. .. applrba6 sestn aaron g8Ins6srsr.
40. Daptb Biliam0 esssn adsn fanorr
GiaiaS 8ebri9, protb.
Sir, 30 nabg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-04-13

ylgo. 132.-Gn 8aupiaB 49, BET go SuB
on Der Gaefeits BON qinbCn Stra6s, tpirb I'm
@an,sn srsr Ibttiipstle psrfauFt, signtt (i6 Dor,
,dsli@ gu siasra 5oI:arF. NSIrb wpblfstI pa.
fault r .r- .Es~4 Sc s1,nssa-a-
glro. f33.-Gin gauplas 50t Sci 23G Sus
an Der Sffsite pon sSafsr Strass, ssssnwartis
aIS SpbIrnrarS tenust. pcmit sin 516nes Sc.
f&dft bstriebea wlrp. gBirb rotIfsit psriauft NIT
porbsilbaftsn SipInsunsen s.7.'.t's.
girp, 1870 GGares spn Der Gusntcipn
Natcnat Sanf
MrC. 1870 S6arss Gataiauqua 8anf
Stcd. ,.'- ...
Ntp. 138.-gtn spsifSdists 8adasinrnss
Saue, 20 tst 80 S5uB, nit finf5diger Rii@t, alls
Simmer tapssirt, 9as, Ssbrant, Il. {. ~, ssle'
gen tn Balnut Stra6s, ;pii6sn 8tsn unp 9ssn
Ssbtnsunaen annshmbar. -e.H .e-.s.g
girp. 139. - Gin porsdsliGss speiaSdsts
Saffsinbaus NIT ;wtilGtissr SsuGt Got 40 bel
f25 Gu6 init f&Bnem badiisinsnsm Staa, i6bn
eeIsstn an Der Bsilsite ber 6tsu Straet Suilan
1wrer unS Chen, 0cblf;il.
!lru. lao. Gin ntuss spdfSdis.s Strange.
tduSt; Got 20 b.i 200 Gub, i6Sn ssIssn In
Der 9Salnus Strae., ;wil&n 2tsn ,inb 3tsn.-
Ssbr wUblftil.
9lrc. Gin nttsS spsiaSdises gadattn'
astdubs. nit sinf6disr GrdmflGs Got 20 BE-
230 fub, nit Gnrpsntsri&ap, fs Bel 30 Su6.-
@rblitH. ...-....'-..
Nsu. l42.-gin ;psilt5dists 8ramstb6ubs
NIT tinaSdissr &G&s; Got 35 bel ITO Gue
lGtn ssleesn an Der Sflsitt btb 9ttn Straes.
5ptitsn SariltOn uub sSalnut. Wotlfdl.
Nrp. t43.-3mst apsilSdiss 8adaenbGuisl
nit tinfbdaer 6ii6s; Got II bel go GuB.-
9Beitisi's Der 9trn Sttabs, ;wii&sn SamltcH u
| Belnut.
yirU, 146.-gins aussSsi6nsts Ndtls, mil
nisfsblsnber Badsrfraft. Gin pitrf5dissS @s:
bdub., NIT G6iefrba@, so bsi 60 Su6. Sra
i6itnftts nd6 nsusm Stil, in better Srbnuns, mil
8 ioaar St,inn. @slsssn In Syrtsmansburs.-
sBrb wptIfsil psrfauft.
9lrp. 146 --gins ausss,si&nste Garm BON AZ
@dtr, elm 3tsil baron Sol;. unb Wisltnlanb
NIT FINER Nablmit!e, NIT Yaar Steinen babe
ppafdnbtse WaiGinsrts gum fdmmsn bon @olls
S@6n sslseea in Ster Saueon 9pwnittp, &c.
ttet Gcun!s, nabe Gcopusburs. sBlrb unite,
suisn Ssbtnauussn etrfauft.
BRO. l47. Gin ntuss jpsiaSdig.s Badasin.
srnes @sbaubs, NIT Sptif5dissr 6ii&t Got &c
ITO 5us. S6Gn stlestn on Der Sdbititt boz
gttp StraBs, stpIi4sn 6tsn unb 7tsn. Btrl
ipOtIfeiI psrfuuft.
8. 8. @ooo, 6. .. Rube
Gsb. t6. 1869. nqfs