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ptrilt6e Gbatfateh, gu nett p~er6rettet; I'M befritten su rerSen
raren i'm Stanoe bic anertannten Srsane Der 5atuItdt ,u SermS.
gen, f6 poe Siefen ntG6h9en @rfnter, BEN, Gdiar Der mebt,ini.
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a New zOort, "a. Mai. Sin nit Der
8eri ia einSetrOIfentS Circular sDm Sbaa9bai,
batirt %. Mdr5, ia9t, mad Seritten aus
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9. ct. @enerals@ pnlurS SarriS beoeuten0
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50. sc. 7 @ts., .. 8 Gts. e%eretnieter go G8. !. 0nt,nfsr
IL @tS. frtl6e @rasbuter 25-2S Gts.; Orange @ramb gdSinfen
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g8ein bel SAP unb Slalben; alter 8ater.g8biStep Ser Bette
in Baltimore, Iewie feline 9iquDre un6 granoies bon onen @5prten
bel McOOnaIb & EbOmaS,
Moi5S % OF. BaIttmorefr.
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s. ssFSs Office Der Baltimore
-RA % equitable @eIeuldoft
-~saSSsASx 3us 0eri&eluna ron
6inIern aeaeu Uerlnlf in 6rlae BON SSeuer.

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Setieuer npfbwenbte Sepprben TT unb be 9trettrren In iuet
nahetnanber fplaen6em mpnatItben WerfAntnI .uaen cine @ei.
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80 Yrr3ent pom Setrase Der et%1neeSablten Sunnen gu Ieifen il,
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ten werSen, jene @ate tn G'entabbett Der Seatmmnnoen Ss : !.
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2um Nerfduf.

hEE@4Ss 4 - 3Mm WerfdMf.
EN;;H so Gder 2anS wt suten @jebduli6teitenj 16 Meilen
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alien Ssreberid NOah, gut a~nsebaut; 107 Nder NIT bibIdem &c.
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einsetauIdt; 6 @der an Der alien 6reeerid &oao a WdIe Bon
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6rpntItr. / in 0rottlr. / in SanooerFr. 2 in Malberrnhr
9o ntebrere anbere IN peride6enen @e9enben Der Sta6r. Qcts an
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terruitr. uno 8roabway. @runo gu pertaufen in 8roobwon.
@runbrenten gu pertanfen. Z 9l0der nno Norris,
f&@t3 ne SO. So {6aDetteltr.
n&- Raufbrtefe, Weietb= @cntrate, GelAanlente lnS onh,r,
Idaiitli6e Vopiere, lOwie QBaHen, 6eri@ts- @eib6lte werSen besEns
beIprat. s@D Npl5S
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Maanplta 0rppe.

gNNIask Wfngnplta Orppe.
MSSRsNE 8ieIer arObe romantiI6 ~selesene, done 9eronaouuos.
~ plos 8alttmore's, mel6er felt elmer Rcibe bon Sobrsn
Der 3iebliu9saufentbalt aIer Oerer 9eWOrben 1T, Die in Der ffeRu
Notur itb erbetern wplen, ltebt iebt pieeer @ereineu unS eeen.
i1af Ell gu Deniten.
arrangements, UNI auf BEN PIus 3u tpmmen, fSnnsn NIT Dem
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beten, l1 BEL Soften gu meloen. inbem i6on mebrere Gage i'm
sunni, Suli uuN @u9uit enga9rt in6.
(UiGI11 2mD g. s. S6mibt. gi8cmbamsr.
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Sn u, Ndenbud'8 Heltaurattpn,
fsass5s lg Scr. 1913 Meitr9ombaretr.
miro ieben Mprseu Elm iampier 2anb ierput. -
8oaroerS fin6en 1ds quite Nufnabme. @u6 fir Neieu6e Inb
9eriumise 3nmer in SereitI6att unb fiubcm btefelben bic 6elte
Beolennng.
Bg- an S~Onntasen psrben &aHee, auGen ub IonItioe grfi-
i@un9en in benz nea etn9rittden Qarcr unb ipdtcr in Der @ar-
tenpirtbI6aft fir Serren uno Oamen lerpirt. 2 "&
HB- Sin 9eriumt9eS 2Otat, fir Baueereine 9eei9net, nebt eben-
fanS tet MSl2. Smt
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OIlIIIIUIt 2DeISUHp OluDeret1 J(p. l..
@eretnSlotal gBelt 8attimoreltr. Ne, GAS bel 81. 2DenGi.
Den Wti9lieoern uno Spl6eu, pelde nod seIonnen lnS. All
oteiem laneen nnO bllbenoen 8ereiue beiSutreten, 6ieue 9iermit 5Hr
%treuo9en NaDri6t, tB ndblten 6reitas AbenbS s ubr Die elite
Gin3abtung ltatttnoet, gum SWeiten Wal @elo oertauft mercen lou
unb mir osB9atb elmer re6t 5ablret9en @eiammlun9 ent9eaen 1e-
ben. Non btlonoerer 2Sthh9tet lno Gretdterun9 1T. oaB neuen
SutreHnoen Wet9leoerr, uulerea contribution bpppete Rad5abluna
itbert. 4 ~ 8. 8enber, Setr.
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NerfnmfszM nSetgen.

saES &Gm1er sn pcrfnnfet.
Aa!i1 Giniae bablfe Saulerin Der 8onofraBe nabe pratthr
NAiN unO @Oen- nabe 5apeheitr. fo biOi0 aus ireier Sano 81
pertauIsn. m g -s
eoin9uneen: Die 96lte baar, Die anoere 96lfte mad
8elieben beS RduierS 3ablbar. f-.ag
@abere Austunit in So. 1872 @on9bltr. (Niai4, 2m)
Gtodf>Nfeifen
bon bartem Solse Iabrisirt. Wttt Meerihaum %oefIttert.
NreiS 81. 1 $3.50 =
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YssgS Sat1lta9 ben 90. Wfai, 8beno8 8 lin.
n Der neuein9eri6teten @sauea- G8utbi9Oft Der a(teu 2urnbaaue,
Sde 6ront. lno gonlboroltr.
gu Sablrei9em 8elute label ~freun6li6it elm
10 -. @ pmmerfeIb
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WE 0eS Nrbeitcrz Gereins

na9 Dem 0felap Spule.
IN Dem Gage an Dem ii9 Nlt unb Sung 10 freut, an benz ,h T.
Der Deutihe Oct Ber9nl9un9cn in Der alien Seimatb erinnert. Nm,
gttn9ltn1onta9 ben 2S. Deai peranitalct Der Gibeter @efono.
Serf!n enc 9roBe SV,rsurltCu mad Dem rOmantil@ ~9cssenen GelaS.
9pule: OaB Der 8erern Aleo tbun wrb, UNI ie6em 3beilnebrner
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Ger @rcurrOn am Sabnbpi Su BADEN fno. gur Snbabeyn Iolner
&tfetS tann Der 3utritt gum @reuriions- 9lab aeItattst werre en-
Etfst8 fir Ole St- uno Jtiflabrt 40 GtS. Stn6er 20 Gts"
Abfabrt pom @amOenfr. DepOt Wapr9enS IA abr.
(Wt1ll9-@rl ger Nrbetter. elana. q erein-
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2lnfrnfI!!

s's N~ufrmf!!!
Die St9enwartise San6habung be8 SOnnta8saefeBe8
erbelbt es, nit allen gu .fStbote ite6eneen Wtiteln enersil9 ent9e.
9en3utIeeu.. F 84sY t K
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erlubt, iib in ben ASenbituueen III Dem 2ctale oeS llnter3eifne=
ten gu elmer 8elpFedua9 e%tn3nfnben. -. &
.a So MOriB Qrin9Sbetm,
Dc6S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SO. 10 S0ntb- %6rebertfitr.
8rppflpn g. $. g. SEQ. /.
General @erianmIuns beate, 6reta9 ben rs. b. Ie. i'm @eren8.
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fi9en. SIM 2tufra9e:
s2put8 S6nle 9rdfbent.
DcS 4oam . %fermann Sefr.
RRh YIncD Srenteit.
&S@Z Die ribmltdit bstaunte q l 8rensr 9arte rGoIum.
Tia" capt. Semfe, wtrb mad Ob9em 9afn prompt erpsbirt unb
bietet pola9eren cine le6r ibSne @ele9en9eit sur uebetfabrt.
@eSen 6ratt unb @alase WeuOe man ib an BEN Captain an
SOro. @UrnerS gSbarf, s. g. ODER an
@tbrIber 8Entn9er,
Weat21S 30. % Slo. @barleSitr., up Stairs.
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SHORTHAND &erofene=Cel.
Der bette arttel in Wartte. @8 er3eust bett @renntn tetnsn
8au y uno bat teinen unan9enebnen @eruH. Serner:
6erUiene Cels0dmpen
bon Dem lebten uno perbeierten Yatentmuiter nit Ru9el, GDtin=
~oer9lIleru uMo Opcten i'm @r0B- uo Glen -8euaui bel
H. WAKEFIELD sc Co..,
etnsisen @9enten 6er POrhonS Rer0lene Oel-&ompasnte
Ys24. Snt 30. 10 u. Sbwarbhr.
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nMIh SSncb Srcmten.
SSs@Ax 0as q. /. Srenter S6iff uOctan.@ mir6 prompt mad
obt9em Saieu erpebirt. We9en 6ra6t Dber paia9e wenoe man
li6 an ben Gaptan all 8rro, Sen0erlon8 g8srfte, 6eQS ppint Ober
ma BON &apt1 Y Mren$
Nat18, 3p SEQ. % @ernan1tr.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-01
Scrofula. or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, q corruption OF ne
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitlated,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, 1t
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered OF unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and,
above all, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending 6 from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; 7" indeed,
it seems to be the rod of Him who says,
win visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, SO that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous !;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it from the system we must renoyate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-01

BOARD WANTED.-A gentle
man and lady, without encumbrance,
desire, &C."
One sees queer things in little type
IN the newspapers, sometimes conveying
by implication, all sorts Of doctrines,
disclosing peoples ideas of happiness
when they least suspect it, and afford
ing clue to the faith in many heart
that is a sealed book to those that
know it best, and yet all set forth so
many times daily in a full advertise
ment.
Sometimes, as in this nonpareil ex-
precision of ga want" we have peoples
definition of things which set Webster
and Johnson at defiance.
Without encunbrance % What
young mother, when she feels for the
frst time her first-born's breath, would
ever imagine, in the new blossoming of
her new love, there should exist her
lexicon, wherein, under the Els, it
should read thus:-'Ed, Eg, FL, FL,
En-
ENcUMBRANcE, n. A young human
beIng-a child"
There! what do you think of that, We
old fashioned grandmothers, whose love
is visited upon the children, even 1"
the third and fourth generation! 'Rlch-
el weeping for her eneuoa5r,nccs =
Here nm, and the encumJr, mces the u
hast given met stnd the lion shall
lie down with the lauIb. and little on
catna5runee shall lead themr t-
Those little motives. in ril,k and fair
dimity, that stir up the pulses like a
cla,lori, thai nerve w 'he weary, and
light up the hope and fi.l u, the sigh
ing With song, are encunbrances! S"
then the sweet little candidates for
heavens kingdom, that dance around
the threshold of tie open heart, aud
enter untorbid,len that keep the
world from growing oil in sorrow and
III sin, are eHcuDabrdnces all And
when they are elected, for so, alas !!
they sometimes are, as the greeBw ards
broken into little pillows everywhere,
and the RacI,els that viii not be com
forte.l, So sadly attest, think you, when
the mother rocks the empty cradle, and
finds in the I'LL silken tress and "A pair
of little shoes, THAT were lail aside for
sandals of light, that she finds the name
of the wearvr under the En's ?-that
when the poet sighed,
There is no fDck, however watched and tended,
But one dead lamb is there -
There ia fireside, hows,e'er defended,
But has one vacant chair,
or, when he who sang the Airs Of Pal
estiHe, declared
''I cannot make him dead!
His fair sunshiny head
Isever bounding round my study chair, p
that either of them dreamed the burden
OF tine SONY was mortgage and not
rather one star lost ont of visible heav-
ens-that set
CAS- sets the morning star, that goes not down
Behind the darkened west. nor hides obscured
Amid the tempests of the sky but mehs
Away into the light of heaven"
May the hearths, the thresholds,
and the hearts of the world never be
without sencumbrances,'-let them all
be morfgaged to them, who, like the
planets, are nearest the SUM- Chicago
journal
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-01
AYERS
Compound Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgaion of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERUPTIyE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsIPELAs, PMPLEs, PUsTuLEs,
BLoTcHEs, BLA1Ns and BoILs, JUNIORS, letter
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RrNGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIc and MERcURIAL DIS
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in "inpsoity of the blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-01


Phoenix Bank Lothrop once said that
"John S. Barry has hand as big as a
shovel, and he viii guard the treasury
if he is governor" This large hand is
pretty much all the political virtue that
we have heard claimed for John s. Bar.
~. We wish to
Keep it before the people, that the
rate of taxation during the six years
of Barry's administration was about
FOUR mills on the dollar of valuation OF
the entire property of the State.
Keep IL before the people. that the
rate of taxation under the six years
rule of the Republican party has been
less than half mill to the dollar OF
valuation.
Keep 1t before the people, that while
Barry was Governor of the State, the
State bonds were worth only about IS.
ty cents on the dollar; unler Repuhli
can rule they are worth from 100 Ia
los cents on the dollar.
Keep it before Mepeople, tha, Barry
by one great stroke Of his inanciqi pal
ley, caused the grass in the Capitol
ynr'I to nc cnt for 81 50, and sold tie
hay for 81 25.
herp 1t before the psople, That Gov
Berry dit not decrease the State debt,
FIR his Au liter General, during the first
year of his administration, reported
the State debt at s2,07l ,o62 OF; while
two years later, Auditor General Swee-
giles reported it t. be the sum of So,
$40, 3az os. besides the ledger balances,
due the trust funds, To the amount OF
over tw" hundred thousand dollars.
Keep it before the people, that Gov.
ernor Barry advised the State to repul.
diafr its bonds entirely!
Ksrp it before the people, that this re.
pudiati"n was continued, until interest
To the amonut of nine hundred and
ninetv-pi,rr thousand dollars had ac-
crud, which added e. the principal,
made total boss to the State Of over
four millions of dollars!
Is Barry fit to be Governor !?
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The Boston Transcript takes of
Roger A. Pryor thus:
"IS THIS A DAGGERY
Roger Pryor turned Brutas!
IT'S awful to think on!
He's going to shoot usl
And poniard Abe Lincolni
For. should he be elected,
And veto secession,
Bold Roger will give him
No time for confession:
But murder old Abe
How it makes the Blood curdle!
And stick him where Brutus did,
Over the girdIe.
But who is this Roger.
That vapors and swaggerss
This valorous Roger,
That talks about daggers?
Why, it's Roger A. Pryor,
Whose clay has grown hotter,
Since the roasting il got
From the hands of the Potter.