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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

GWAMtA E1ND [SkLE:LNotice Is
Ss<eby eiven- that skc in1rrsirn~d, Asdltr, = and
eelnsy a Iaulnf in ths' STATE n IndiaM win
ou'eF 4 Re court door N fhe lovn Of
on THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
A.,i...u ~ JANUARY, a. D., lc6I.
x<o c<oe, p on aid day. se 6l1o~nx drserib-d
ncI ue Moth Ncst quarter q soc{Ion 10ur1cen
s3. - thirty ~ fahtc lfv< The @vacr
- we 4un1oro1 s<c(fon
,nt H19< fDr the having been <Ionz<i ~
Inc ehisea steses 20 the Indiana ~ S~>p land
sr1-, - .n.a LIZ AySIIS ,FVLLER. Major
s'ys-s5 Asrshall counf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

TnASks-Cn behalf Of the senior cJitor
Of this paper we return our thanks to the
e'zyile Awake" boys Of Plymouth. for
nuaaereus compliments paid the RErvnLI-
css Office during and since the Termination
OF til. campaign. The editor has laborel
.sSsiiuousiy for the triumph of the Repub-
iican eausc in Marshall county. but he feels
more than repaid for all his tolls by the
frequent nattering tokens Of appreciation
snd friendship he has received from the
--Wids Awakes" anu the Republicans OF
the -cs.Aty generally.
= The Wide Awakes" Of Plymouth have
perfoslne.l an important service during the
IsstSaasass. for which they have the graf
Sfusse'of every true Republican heart. They
sse;s ssdIe and gallant band. and should
future exig-ncies arise requiring their SER
vices either against enemies within or with
out I'VE doubt not. they viii respond with
alaxisy to the call Of their country
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
&peetal7 Rottccs.
no COmsuunDfiycs..

The advertiser having been restored health in few
weeks by very simple remedy. acr having suffered ses-
eral years Win lung Affection ami that dread
disease, consumption-is anxious to make known his
fellow -suag-cr> the means II ffrr
To all who desire il, he will send copy Of tho prcscrp-
ton used Tree II charge with the directions preparing
and ,usire the hitch they viii find crRE
cgSsrNrrIoS AsrHNk BroScfIfrfS. &c The only object
Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription Is benefit
the afflicted aud spread information which nc concrirc=
lie Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
edy II wieos them nothing and may prove blessing
Persons wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburyh
roetls1y Kings County, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

QuEny.- Cannot something be done TO
wards putting some Of the side walks a.
bout town in better condition before win.
ter sets in? If delayed much longer they
cannot be repaired before spring. In thcil
present condition they are not only danger
Gus but disgrace to tBe town. and rather
a poor commentary upon the efficiency o
our Democratic town officers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
Poison! Poison!

Canton to all Druggists and Plysi-
clans who have purchased at sny time a
jar or jar of medicine labelled, Extract of
Sarsaparilla Comp" from-H. d. Pershing
& Co. or others. having the advertisement
on the jar Of Penton e. Robinson. Whole
sale Druggists. No. ID South Water St.,
Chicago, Ill. n SHERMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

CLormSc.--Clothipg for the million.
Clothing for the business man. Clothing
for the farmer. Clothing for the million
sire. Clothing for everybody. So walk
mp, gentlemen, and secure some of the
rare bargains before it is too late. The
boston Bee Hive" No. A Corbin Block,
is the place we speak of. anl where cloth
ing is being sold at very low prices.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
Presbyterian Sunday school Supper and
.--r..q i..si.- Festival.

The friends and patrons of the Plym-
outh Sunday School will give Supper at
Westcrvelt's Hall, on this-THURsDAy
EvESrSe,-15th inst, the proceeds Of
which will be applied towards purchasing
new Library. etc., for the use Of the
School. All the friends, patrons and eve.
ry body else who feel an interest in the
welfare of the school are respectfully invi-
ted to attend and participate ia the festivi,
Admission 25c.. children under II years
Of age Zoe. II. G. THAyEn. Sup't.
ALT. WELToN, Scc'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

LADD. WfbsrEs & CO.'S Lock STITCH
SEWING MAcIusEs. - The agency and right
of sale for these. excellent machines are
now in the hands Of Cook. Stone d Co.,
IA Lake Street, Chicago, who in intro
ducing SO desirable machine to the
North Western public. merit the Thanks
of the entire community. No machine
has ever make its appearance in lthe Sewr
ing machine market, which so fully merits
the appreciation, and patronage. which
meet it every where. The workmanship
displayed in its fnish-the simple. yet
scientific principles Of its workihg-its
great strength. and the absence of friction
in its parts wide range Of its capacity,
sewing as it will the finest muslin. or the
heaviest leather, making the stitch allie on
both sides. its ease of management, and its
Durability, render it just the thing so long
needed, yet so long sought in vain.-
We fully recommend it to our friends.--
Chicago Tribune. W.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
MARRIED

On fhc I'D, inst, by Rev. Austin Fuller, Mr..
THOMAS SHIRLEY, of Green township, and
Miss MARILLA JANE MEREDITH, daughter
of Mr.. Stephen Meredith Of Bourbon township
AIso-On the same day by the same. Mr..
FRANCIS NJ. GUNDY Of Union township. and
Miss CHRISTIANA RIPLEY Of Walnut tip.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

EE-Although the vote in this county al
The Presidential election was not so large
by As as in October. Lincoln received 81
more votes than Lane did for Governor.
One reason for the falling off of the vote
In November was that number paired of.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

fkBIxaHorH HARDWARE SroRE--We are
glad to learn that his establishment is en-
joyipg > lasse trade. The proprietors, by
fhelr. prbapity and liberality, are attracting
new customers daily from every quarfsr in
this as well as FROM some Of the adjoining
eo''nties. They keep large and very ex-
<snsive assortment Of goods in their line,
wha1ss sisxy ssll as Tow - articles Of SINH
lar quality can be purchased At any other
aiodse in the West II any of our readers
want any thin IN the way Of pocket or Ia
bic CutIesy they VIII end An elegant as
41'1eht8sBssk dssTpsn's, adjoining the
Bridge eas. side Michigan street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

October 22l, at his residence in North Bend
township, Starke County, Ind, WIN. PARKER,
Esq, in the fitty-sevcnth year ofhis age.
IAN honest maii, the noblest work Of God"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

fEGo to Picrec's Clothing Store. buy
book snd receive a valuable. present
along with it .
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

FoR SAIE.--Wc understand that num-
Der II desirable building lots in South
Plymouth are Tor sale, at very low figures.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15
80 II - .MOFFAT'S "a -, =.
Life Pills and Phoenix Biiters.

8ffsd ~ - M VI II "A u . a adf
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters,r
THESE METCINESa have now been
l. before the public for period Of THIRTY YEARS
and during that time have maintained high character In
almost every part ofhe Globe, for their extraordinary
human frame h liable - Il I'f's ----o'
The following among the distressing variety Of y.
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known TO he inallible.y e nsl AID
second stonach. and creating rrr hesisky kiir
instead Of the stale aud acrid kind FLATUIEyCY Les
TEMPER ASrIrrS. Laseroa. Ind MrasooS ws;rk =.
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia win vanish 49,
cosTIvENEss. by cleansing the whole Icngsh NJ ths
ntcstines with solvent process and without viocnre all
violent pnges ienve the bowels eostire within two ss
fEVERS Of all kinds. BY restoring the blood re
lar ccuafon) through the process respiration IN ssch
cases and the thorough solution Of ell intestinal obstrs-
The LrrE sfEprcrxrs have been known to ears aHkrNl
ylSH permanently in three weeks and cDUr In nIf nf
lime by removing local inflammation from the muscles spd
DR0PsIEs Of all kinds by freeing and strrnetksuipg
the kidneys and bladder they operate delghffy on
Aiso worms by aisiodsns Dom the ssSai.e sf a.
BY the perci purity which thcsc LIFE MEDICINES Eys
70 the tord ami all the hurnors. ~ 1T1Y0oEfh 81
Sc0RBUTIC ERUPTI0Ns and BAD CONPLYxTONS
by their Alternative effects If the huds that ~ tn <jn
and the m9sa state which oesasions all esrve con-
ions. 49, 4r1 -, Ice. - a.r~ z
entire The use use Sssssss Fi; g hort s
in ,he ecsrnes # the skin COMMON COLDS ana IN
rLUENzA win always be cured By aose ~ two In
PuEs-Thc original proprietor fthcss Nesieines VS.
cnrsd OF P 4 b years standing by the ussfthe LIFE
FEVER AID AcuE.-For thi. scourrr Of ne we~ser,,
country these Medicines win he found safe. sreeay and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

6Sow.-The Argus. published at Cory.
don, Harrison county. 4hdiaass,, which ia
more than 200 miles south Of this place on
straight line, says that snow fell two
inches deep atthat place on The night otshe
LIST inst. bat owing to the ground being
wet and warm itsll melted away early che
next morning. This beats us mp here north.
We hare not he'd SNOW enough hero ~ yet
to whitcn the ground. 1t made a feeble
attempt to snow on the 9Th, but not being
ready soon gave i mp is despair, Since
then. with the exception Of Friday last,
when It raiusd nenrly all day. We have had
deliehtful fll Neather. zFRausz -
The Fl Wasne Daily Times Of the 10th
says that about two inches Of snow fell at
that place on the night, previous. but that
It ~ disappeared before morniug. let
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

u. B. MAttingly announces in the last
MArshs4 RePt6tieuh his assumption ofthe
.Pst q Local Elit6r Of that sterling and
<bic. Pspf. If he will do the ..locaI''
Fork4s we'll IS his father we presume it
fSedoss the political. the R<ps6Iscm will
tnxafew equals in the State, and no superi
or.-Znd. Jonr.
&c The senior seems to- think the above
compliments rathertoo dsttcring 80 far a
nc is concerned Be that as il may WI
promise TO do mp the local" work to the
best Of our AGILITY, and If our success de-
penis alone upon our ambition i will BE-
certain 70 be sohieved. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

EEBe quick If you wish to avail your
self Of some Of the rare bargains that are
now being offered by McWiIlliams. the
popular proprietor Of the Ohio Stoe. as
every thing. especially the new and hand
some styles Of ladies dress goods. is. fast
disappearing. Mr.. New IL beginning to
think he did not get near enough good tlc
last time to last until spring, thdsg We
do BOT know where he would have pvt
them bad he got any more.
EE The proprictors of the hadianidn
and Co,anxre;al. at Warsaw, have dropped
the latter part Of its title for thu. sake Of
convcnience. and assumed its old eegno-
men "-vorthern Lndianian. the name II
bore previous to the consolidation. Rcub'
Williams, one of the proprietors of the
Indianian. besides being thorough going
"widc awake" newspaper man. isalso one
of tho best fellows we know of in this
meek Of woo,lS." Success to You. 'Reu.
ben; may you live to be as old as Methu,
selah, grow as lsrgc as Goliah, as strong as
Sampson and as wise as Solomon ba,
PLYxot:H MAJ K Ts.-Wheat in good
demand at % for red and 8 I. OF for white
Corn 20 cts.pcr bushel; Oats lsc; Rye, 4Oc
Cloversccl s4.65 to S4.15 per bushel
Flour So to ss, % per hundred, CCrpmca
40c per bush: Pork, but little coming in
several contracts, however, have been made
at s4s50 gross and $3.50 net; Beef y &
4c per h.; Potatoes dull at 2Oc per bush.
Tallow l0c per ID; Batter 12tc.; Apples
green. so to &c per BUSH. dried. 6 to Z
per h.: Cranbcrries 81. 80 to S2,05 pc
BUSH. according to quality; Chicken
81, 90 per doz.; Turkeys &c per h.; Feath
ers 4Oc per b.; Rags &c; Beeswax 25c
Eggs Zoe per doz.; Hides. green, 5lc. dry
lie per ID.
The above quotations in licate the prices
paid by dealers. AMI not from stores. 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

BGrhavc's Holland Biitcrs.
A Medicine of long tried efficacy for Purifying
The blood, essential for the foundation Of good
health and for correcting disorders of the stomach
and bowcls,-such as
INDIGESTION, g HEADACHE,
HEARTBURN, LOSS OF APPETITE,
ACIDITY. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
WATER-BRASH, CRAMPS,
COSTIVENESS, collie,
PILES, SUMNER COMPLAINT, &c
In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgia affections
it has frequently been administered with marked
success '.r.f rff,.t-
Two or three doses will convince the afflicted oil
It's salutary e6ects-the stomach will speedily re-
gain its strength, healthy action of the liver
bowels and kidney will rapidly take place, and ne
newcd health be the quick result. = - I'M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

@The Indianapolis Daily Journal
has recently put on new garb. and now
looks as neat and pretty as a certain young
lady we know, the sight of whom invaria-
bly, causes palpitation of our heart. The
Journal is. undoubtedly. the ncatcst paper
in the West, il not in the United States,
and is, besides first class sheet in every
respect. The citizens Of Marshall will find
it more to their advantage to patronize the
Journal than any Eastern paper, especially
Turing the ensuing session of our State
Legislature. AS the modern Democrat
ic party has always achieved its triumphs
and maintained itself in power partly by
misreprcsentins the principles and acts OF
its opponents. it becomes every Republican
to take the State organ Of the party at
least in addition to their County paper. so
as 10 enable them to aiSprove fhe menda-
cious assertions Of Democratic papers and
leaders. = $3.50 A.'s4
= The Weekly Journal is an eight column
sheet and is sent to single subscribers at
81 per snnum, in advance; eleven copies
to one address, $40; twenty-five copies to
ono address, $50. We will find room in
orr ncst paper for the psospcet6s s injfall.
Jas we cannot afford to DO without the Dali
IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

EF-Jo Ohm D. Cough. the renowned tenn
perance lecturer. win deliver stcmpcranee
address q La Porte abopt the int If De
ccmber next. The precise time has not
yet been announced erf roFFasruos1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-15

The above quotations in licatc the prices
paid by dealers. AMI not from stores. a,
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-17
Rsns1,t Of exmnastie Tra1ning.


Many weak constitution, impover-
ished by want of proper nurture and eul-
tiyation of the physical faculties, has been
rendered robust by proper gymnastic
training. A recent writer says:
"I have before stated that in large
crowded cities, gymnastic training, sys-
tematically pursued, as study, is the
only thing which seems possible to be
done, and most assuredlA will be benef-
cial wherever it is introduced. But
there is different method of physical
education, which can be pursued either
exclusively, or in association with gym
nastics, which can be followed up either
in the country or in town, where play
grounds can be obtained. This is the
method, namely, the systematic pursuit
of health and strength by all manner OF
manly sports and games. [ myself learnt
to play and love these games at school
and at college. I have given them four
years trial in my school, and every day
conyinces me more and more of their be-
nefcial results.
I cannot tell how much physical weak
ness, now hucn nolai eVil we nave
batted, and bowled, and shinnied away
from our door; but l do know that we
have batted and bowled away Incidence.
and listlessness, and doing nothing, which
I believe is the DEVILS greatest engine;
and also know that the enthusiasm Of
boys in these games never dies out, their
enjoyment never flags, for these games
supply the want of the boys natures, and
keeps their thoughts from straying to for.
hidden ground"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-17
EDIToRIAL oonREsroNDENcE.

NO. 4.
sConditton Of Society In the South
An Irishman's sufzerings in south Car
0lfna. ~
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-17

Pomeroy-Western Reserve and Central
Ohio-The Contrast--Inauguratio
state House-Democratic Convention
U. 3. senator.
CoLUMBus, Jan. a. 1860.
This morning opened with a splendid
fall of snow, which carpeting the ice
covered streets, has made fine sleighing,
and the merry jingle of the bells has
been the music of the day. II has again
turned cold, and standing as this city
does, in the midst of level country, un-
sheltered by hill or forest, and in it's
Northern location relatively to our own
"beloved' Pomeroy, it is cold indeed.
By the way, that same Pomeroy is not
appreciated by its own citizens, nor its
many advantages known to those of
other sections. The conviction has been
forced upon us, from much that we have
seen and heard, that there is not more
favored county in the State than little
Meigs. It is true that her territory is
small and much of the surface rough and
broken; it is true that nonelof the pub
lie works of the State, for the payment
of the interest Of the money for which
they were constructed she is severely
taxed, ever touched her borders; it is
true, too, that no railroad winds its iron
track through her valleys, and the sound
of the ponderous locomotive never ech-
oes from her hillsides. All this is true
and yet in substantial prosperity and
material progress we are quite sure she
is not surpassed by any other county il
the State.
The Western Reserve has her fine
dairy farms and industrious, intelligent
virtuous and, therefore, thrifty popula
tion. But with a frost at one season ano
drought at another, depending, as i
does, almost exclusively upon the foreign
market for the sale of products, which
are purely agricultural, her people fee
the effects of the seasons and the fuctu
ations of the markets in manner un
known to us.
So, too, with the central and western
sections of the State. When their an
nual haryests are sent to market, ther'
is no other channels by which money i
returned to them. They tread in per
petual circle. The merchant brings hi
stock of goods from the East, which ar
purchased by the farmer. IF the seasol
is good all turns out well enough TIL
wheat and corn, and beef and pork, whel
sold, pays for the merchants goods, bu
| the merchant Immediately transmits tn
last dollar Of it for more goods, to b
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-17
No. 6.

Democratic Conventional. q. @. Senator
Gov. Chase's Prospects-The ssOpposi-
d0n."
(,oIunprv Tan Jaen
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-17

NO. .. 4at
POmeroy-Western Reserve and Cenfrai
Ohio--The Contrast--Inaugurati
state House-Democratic Convention
U. 3. Senator.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-16
Scfar t0d,unscn.

Die unterSet6urtsh lenten, bic @ufmertidmfsit
oen @ieSercertdufern auf itr Eager pom @rcce.
Qrepiiuns, Nlcbl, S%tgarren, Sautatnt unt
Nrtifsl, bic aenG6nlidpin einrm Sernrti.
gen 8gplelale-@ si6Gft gelitrt werpsn. geIrm.
bsrs maiden fs auf ibr rsifee Bein. linp 9ieucy.
Eager oufmertiam. 2pe Sie1e @aaren wurOsm.
auf nlreli6en Wf1rften une metaene fur Boor
~netauft, reesbolb mir Sci puuttli6en 9e,a6lern
III Gn6erlt biaissn 9reilen oertaufen t5nnen. -
Die son unS als ddt 9ardniirtett 8ranbies urt
g8eins linp eigene Importation, uno imeoer oe.
miifs, np& NIT S3uldben tlhGoli6er @trffe ser.
ebcu, ipie oieles, tei ben i'm Nuresn aefouften
SGddrer nur gu oft Der t5au 1T. Der beriibmte
rs. 9Galnee's 9ure Nlountairl Oeiu" gSbtsfep.
oon Dem mir bic ein;issu Bert1ufcr fur, rpirr
an @ebnlt unO G'Its pou feu,sm innerbatb Be,
Ser. St1ateu acbramrten g2bistep iibertrufen.
unler Eager betebt aueerbem nod aus
1OO0, SAP ertra uncfiuperfine MebI, unter De.
neu Die pom SGdern esiubtsn Sprten Nem.
Orltans, Ncrtc 9ticu uuO CUBA 3udsr unp Mu.
laAes; 800 Gag Gut Qoaf, Grulbeo, 9rrpseret
unp Sdfes 3udsr; 100 &tfsu 1.6ce; 500 Sifrp
Seife unc Qihtsr; Np.l uno SO. 3 Niadete:
unH 5ssin9e ;7fril6e quito G,eiben 8utter, BON
Der mir ippbentli6 Seneunacn ecaatten 9ars
Sdccn. Sipee, Dams, Sboulpcrs uup 8renits,
SolS, Stdrte, yeait 9piroer, senaGlfnen Safe
uno Nfcfcr; peiffen, Seien. @tmsv nm ale biz
%ion}tt9en Slrittsl,, Die in einer Grocery 9cp5bnlit
~oerloHot merprn.
6ernsr SO. @auacc's @ure Wlcuntotn DEN
99hiSf y, 9tiGarcipn'S, Euecotpcia. 6IOds. Ompu
oas @ionpu9aprla uno y%tsettftsp gBbistey; 20C
SAP frauspHi@en Sranpy, pprt, Maoeira, S6er
ny, &ldret unrs @bampder eeein; Cher, @unp
nam Sraubp, Gin, Glum, Npple 8ransp uur all
Irtsn NiauprS. fI..sl 1,im
81 .r.i % nj. % all ale S66ne,
Hs#h Ode DER l4tcn uno Carr Stras
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-16
q. Grant,
SO. Q Grdonoe Sfcd.

SO. 3 Gr6anse Stcd.
Supporter unS Sertdufer pcn G~etntn,
go Sr tn etnen u. @taarten,
ttloutt ft6 btsrmit BEN beutiHen puttifum gid~
n,cncS uno umsebuns Iein reidbalfi9ss Sdgrr
pun ;mportirteu 20 ftnen, Sranutpeinen ruo 6a.
Sdna Gisurreu Su empfrtlen.
Seiu 0rrratb BON frdnS6Fi6en 9tctbretren
fur tpmmenben Scmmsr 1T SrcB urc beitcGt in
ststeu Seribieceneu Wdttun9en, mic: ct. SuIitl.
ct. Gfep6c, ct. gnilicu, Ycttst Gdud, Gbateou
Qatenr, Gbdttdu Ga 9ttie, G6ateau eafttet GbAs
teor Woroaur &C., maruntsr bic belten g9stne,
eide i"npprtirt rsrocn. Ditielben peroen in
Est,tolh II uup beim Gubenb v%ertduft etreos &c.
tlnetrc Scrtcn aud bei @aacue.
8reH6 8rarSp bca nno >nnteITar6i9, rrr
GoS. peunelIg, Sl,crac, Nirrrt, Goliucn u. 60.
Wiuc Growers &cmpaup uub ouperc Sortcr "A
cerl6teceucn Nreiisn. etenip G9ampa8uer. We,
erira, 5berrypsin UNI 5bsiuwsin; SSbisFey
Elm, Tum ses Ion Savanna @i9arrcp immt
srofe GuSftabt ar 61fp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-16
Scfauutmac bru,0er.
WHIhfhafIs GFdfann0

Ter unterssi6ncte rrlautt itr eiuem eeebrteH
0ublJfum nc @nSeise IN MAIDEN, pa6 or StpiIdcn
ccr g.. uno z. Stra6e elnen 2dsertirr' Salcn en-
6FTuct Sat. gs wirp ras 8eltretsn ~os1elten iciIt,
tets ulrrie tefen @strGnfs gu beltsu unc rurd,
auf6s,tiame uao freunptihe 8erisnuna eteisni,
sen, NpeINe itn bsiuden, csa tnr5sn aufenttolt
in ltEnsm freunOliGsn tRo tiblsn 9ptale anss.
ncbpe; an MAIDEN.
8i6mcuS, 20. SILT 1860.
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sin neusI, cute. Gc~otsnpN9sn nit einem sutsp ETe >
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30. 81 N~saSdv.. Efs Der 3ten Srr; IL.
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ale llRHrtiuntten boben lest ~rrrrdtbia uub Spn @erfanl
reidr Nuspabl ppn 6rrs, Golinsre, 6rcRdg III b @me.
risan Self S0:S. MreeSW TrtB 6atS Der ftinlteu t.lualii6i
ulo III Iceem @rciie tets oprrt:lGe lm6 noerbtn nIub ioIde auf
8slrllm9 e%NIrfTti9t. lin einel 9eludD bitten ergebCnlt
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