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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
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ri6tet bon einem lln9luf, oa6 iib ppbl
Ieltcn erei9net. Ser Souer 8illiam {.
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le BON @olferton (GanaoaD cine Sauerei
beIiet, puroe am 0icnito0 bei rS6oofs
ibur bon eiuem 9roben Miooer unperie.
ben6 iiber Den 6aufcn 9rItoben, UOourd)
J0i6lo9 oa6 @enict brad uno am Conner.
flag Wor9en Uerlbieb. Gr par Elm frdf=
tioer Wam BON IS Sabren uno aea6tet
BON ieinen Nabborn, Die iiber osfen
lbnelen SOB 9ro6e &ctribniB an Den
Sa4 le9ten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
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Die j1trlite SsrIammluns Der Gpmpa be-
tittslt ,,psr prsfbsnt, Ssrwaltrr unp Gcmpas'
nte fir Grbauuns elmer Bride ibsr ben es6a 6ub
nate Der Statt 2lentaun, wrp 9ebaItrn psrbCn,
am Olcntag otn 5tsn Gag 2u8ult nG6ltens, um
llbr pes ga6mittas5. an cem @oler Sotrl In
aaentaun, 5u wrltr 3rt unp an whtem Srt
cine gDNtl fir geamtCn msl&r fir oas stntrstsnNe
SaBr 81 piensn baben, 9sGaItrn wsrcsn fol-.
G. prcb, SCerctar.
@arntaun, Suli II. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
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glm leBten SumfaN @lorsm, in tirier StaOt,
Der &htb. Stnrq Stns, In sinsm utter Ron
rtpa II Satrsn. Sr Sing mar en Istr beIieb'
ter unb ssa6tstsr Sdrasr uuO rrprslsntirte pislss
@aunty uno pirisn Dtlritt rnit in Der StadtS'
G'rIrbastuna, 70 wis eu6 in Dem GonereB rr
gerentgten Staatsn.
9lm 0tsnnas oOr 8 5asrn, in 2Yna 5auniaip,
2s6a Gaunty, Sr. Gpbtas Smttb, In sinem
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
$50 Geben aerettct ourd, cine NibcI.

2(m pcrteBten Somitoo wurbe ourcb els
ncn HebcuensSpion cine &u9el nad) eli
ner unicrer SbiIopacbten bci ocn Sors
pofen einee unisrsr Selplaacr in Der 9tGbe
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Der SOloot in Der 8ruIttaibe truo, uno
pralIte ouf oerielben ab, cbne oemielben
Die minoeite &erteeun9 Su5ufG9en. Die
Bibel mar Serriiien uno tbeitmeilc ourh:
bobrt uno 1T nob Sort WcS cSoenrp ocianct.
Spdter bat 8enerlt Sanf5 Die Sibct il
8elte 0enommeu,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
Rin rpert Scr QncrFcnnune

Die 9tep 9)orf Sribune entDGlt fptoenz
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ct. 9oui6:
N1ifouri fonnte ftwerlidb cine 2(rmec
pbne Blair, S6rnitein, Si8el uno Sbuttz
ner ou6Deben. 2Sir iino oen Oeuti6en
bon ct. 40ui6 CUR 0anfbarfeit uerphibz
tet, lpelde, tpie ib firtbtc, oenieIben ME
poll au6be5ablt miro. Sic ibienen Die
8efobr Der Station bel ibrem eriten @rs
l0elnen ju rietben un0 lparen Die erftcn,
lptlbe Den ein5i9en wabrcn Be9 einlblus
gen, oleielbe 0b3umcnoen. sic lparen
Ole eriten, meltbe iid) or9aniiirten uno
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5000 Gencfen iein, Die i'm 2(u9cnblid SUI
lammcn8erufen meroen fOnnten. - Sie
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ais tr9cno Semono anoer5. Sie rperoen
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9eitraftDeit 9eitbebcn Fam, uno niebt
menl9cr al6 murocn inncrbalb 5lpeier
Wobcn meublino6 nieoer8emabt, Oie
Staot 1T BON SDloaten um9cben uno Die
mciiten oericlben iino 0cutItbe. Sic cr'
ercircn t69li6 un0 Imo nitbterne uno
ItItUlllDt Stult. xiv Stul 1lDPH lpHHtH
nltbt 9enu9 9eprieien peroen.
lOie Gin brlcioiStcS rDeib,
licb rGbt. Nus Gplumbiano, Sbio, miro
un6 Der fcl9enbe Sorfau 9emetoet, Der
itb unldn9it oa ielbit jutru0: Sine WiB
Sobin befbuloi0te cinen 9elpihen Same6
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iein. Seitoem iie Wuttcr muroc, bate
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Der &ir6e suiamen. 2(m Sbluiie oeS
8otte6oienite5 9in9 iie, init Dem &ins
oe i'm Qrm 5u ibm uno erIu1te Jpn UNI
cine pripotunterrsoun9. Gr CAB iDr jur
NntWOrt, cap ct ieet Feline ,3eit babe, uno
ma6te itb nit ieiner Sbweiter uno 3lpei
dnoern iun9en Sdmen auf DEN 9elmre9.
MiB Sobin fcl9te ibm Iblib iib binter
lbn, uno perieBte ibm nit einem Raitrz
meiIer einen fbredliben Sbnitt am 0als
le. Ger Serwunoete lpuroe nob Ieine5
Sater6 0au6 9ebrotbt, oa6 rabfGbti9e
Wdoben aber unter Nntla9e oe5 Moros
ueriubs unter SGr9id)aft 9citeut. 8on
Dorm miro 3war pleoer 9eneien, aber fir
Seben63eit einen lteifen Sool6 oopontras
9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
Or. @. @raul,

Matt Iensn 5rsun6cn unb GOltumrrn bstannt,
bae rr feline bletsnbs 8sfpsn, an Der Bobnun9
bon Benjamin Ssitnt, In ecWbiu aufsrI&laesn
bat, DOn no r alien 8srufspaGtn nit bsr sc.
wObntrn YinttIi6tsit na6tpmmsn wtre.
q. S.-3r brNtr,n QocmUbattcn Isinsr fril-
bern Goliumsrs prb sr 2 mai bic gSc6t, CUlcn'
tags unO DOnnsraasO SpiItsn 9 unb II ubr
SIficslmpm in Der g3Obnuns ron etwtn Camp,
In geu'5ripOli, abbalten,
Suli 8, 1861, na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Eoubemor o.-Nm 27. SUM fano
man bel Gpan6piQe, Sno., Die Srau zines
oeutl1en Sarmer6, Namen6 Sborre, nit
0efpaltencm SdlGoel in ibrem 3immer
lic9en, mGbreno 500, Die iic iib criport
bate, aus Der &iIte 9craubt poren.-
Wan bat feline Spur pon Dem rublOlen
SSerbreber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
Sdbner lOai3en.

Infer Sreuno Hcuben Slid, bon
SGO BbeitboI Sounibip, Geda @ountp,
bat in mierer Oruderei Elm nS a m pl e"
bon Sufno9el6 neus impOrtirten ROTH,
iprau mitttldnoiitbcn Mcer 9Saijcn,
rpelber oicIe6 Sabr ouf icinem 9anoe 9es
podicn uno portrCffIib 9eyatben 1T, Sur
Giniitbt Dinterle9t. G6 1T 6erlelbe 9anS
berrliber uno pollfommcner @ai;en, uno
obibOn irrtbumlib ou6Nebreitet muroc,
ct babe feinen mebr gum 8erfauf, 10 bos
ben mir Die NoVrtbt bon iDm ielbit, Dap
troBoem Dap CT i6on cine bCocutenoe
Suontitdt bdpon pcrfauft bat, CT ocnnob
audi nob Uele l(nOere oamit Uerieben
fam. 9ian beliebe Den Q8oi5en bier eins
juieben-uno Mil man ilcb Oeniclbcn an.
lbofen, 70 miro man oob pobl tbun,
balo bel $orn. @licf ocfwc9en porjuipres
den. $or. & orparo Q 6reiber, bon
9torO &beitbau, foll bon Dem nGmliben
unp 70 piel 9emiini0teu 8aijen gum Ser
Fouf ouf Sano baben. Oiefe Sbatiacbe
perurfotbt un6 8reuoe, inpem nun ale
Splde, Die oicien uortbcilbaftcn &oi3en
lpuniben, oeniclben nun innerDolb Dem
Gountp ietbit crbolten fonnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Era9iidb. = Sn @retor, Stieoo
Ganntp, yfeuporf, tc9ob fib am porIeBs
ten Oienitoo frtib Elm Wonn, 9tamen5
9ipi 6Dcmo6, in oa6 3immer no feline
6rou i6lief, unO an oen SUP oe6 Sette6
bintreteno, iboB ct ibr cine &u9el aus Ell
mem HepolUer notb Dem &opfe, Die &uael
ltreifte ibr Die 8an9e Z; fle lpran9 auf
unO rang NIT ibm. Sbre &inoer, 2 M6os
den BON IL uno Ii cSabren, bic in einem
anOern @emobe ibliefen, fpron9en aus
Dem Sette uno Iiefen in oo6 8obn9emab,
no iie ioben, rpie Der Sater ben 8cpf ibs
rer Mutter 3wiIben Die &niee nobm uno
iie ourb Den 8Gten iboB, worouf ct iic
lo5ticB, umorebte uno ibr cine brittle &uDel
our6 Die Sruit ia9te. - @Ieib oorouf
leBte er itb Die Maffe an ba5 linfe Sbr
uno f6oB iib ourb Den &opf. Gr mar
io9lei6 toot Die un9ludlitbe Srou erit
in elmer balben Stunoe. Giferiucbt bat,
mie man 9laubt, Sboma6 gu DER SbreCt B.
en6tbat 9etrieben, obrpobl ibm feline Srau
teinen 2lnloB 9e9eben bat, an ibrer Sreue
III VpcifPln.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
SaucrM 9e9enieiti9en Seuerz
Drrlidrrungs- Or(ra( (6aft,
BON 9{ortbampton Gountp.

pa 4rt d pirb tirrmit sesctsn, an bic
MhSlisCsr prr ,,Snuern segsnieitiscn 5cuer. Gsrs
lI4erunsS gsIeaiGaft pUn gtcrtbamptUn @aun.
to-" bab cine gBabI eebalten werpen fol-, am Sau'
Ie ppn g tartee2. use bel, in Nierers
Na,artb GauniGip, NOrtbamptpn @aunty, aui
SamllaeS orn t0tcn Nusult, ,rpil6en Den StunD
ben ppn 10 llbr gprnlttags unp llbr Na6m't-
tass, fir ben @np5psd l3 Srrpaltsr wel6e bas
UoraucRebsnps Sabr Su pisnrn babrn bur4 Bal,
lctiren 81 srpGblrn.
BUR nGmlt&sn 3ett unb Srt ICG aud elm SO0.
fanpisrr 8ert6t brs 3uIianbes Der @eleai6nft,
pdbrcnp bem SerHcEsncn Sabre, pnSTentlidbt
perbsn. Nuf Sefebl Der SparO Der Serpaltrr.
Jobn geibert, Srerstar.
Sult II. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
is S6uQebrer perlangt.

Nppltfaticncn wereen an8snummen Sur6 oas
9parp Der Otrsttoren peS NOrbs s9tettbau SGul'
riiritt5, fir IA 9rbrer, INN bic Qufiiht iitsr bic
Gffertli6en S6ulen bee ts1astrn Diltrtts gu dtsr'
ncbmen. @ppltantrn wsroen sraminirt an bsm
SauIr pUn Sobn Q d an 3. IT,, in NprO-
Rbcitbaa, Qs6a Gaunty, bur6 ben @auntp eu'
perntenbent, am Samfas ben 271sn Suli. an'
fan9snb um llGr SUrmttaes. Die S&uIen
prrrrn i'm Qusul ssSifnet unb lClen 6 Ncndtrn
baurrn. - Dm6Itnihli6es Salarium S28 psr
Mrnat. 2luf 9rfebl Der Scarb.
Sbomo6 Wor9on, Sec.
SuIt 10. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
81 0ECb ri 0 t.

I'm bic Wit9lieoer Der 9e9enieitl9en Seuz
ct &erIiberun95 9elellibaft bon
Sinfin8 Spring, Serfs Gountp.
Die Mitstieber Der teiastcn Gompusnte, pelde
bas a6e6mfnt 30. If COON 81 auf jcptC prrliG.
srtc Saulrnr) nod ni6t baabIt baten, beIirtsn
Sbatt ,u nsGmsn, bnB pafeIts bis ren 6. nd6.
len ausui ts,abtt wtrpm muB, UNI Die Sdltsr
BON 9pl,en ,u bsrsatsen srItttsnsn S&arn be-
,a6lt gu befpmmrn. Die fOlgenes psriOnen, in
9eda @auntp, lnO autbUriiirt bic SsIabluns an.
Sunsbmsn, nGml& gpwarb &srn, pCn gcrb'
Dtrttbaa, gbarIeS Sa9enbua, BON aIsntaun, unp
9cItua Sribrrling, BON gerisntur9.
Sacob Sbueler, Q9ent.
Suli II. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Der IN M lpautie eribeinen0e
QbGnir Ibrcibt: Sci 9errn Sblattcr i'm
nGuropdiitben Sof, betlnoen ii0 Jlpei
8naben aus GliaB, Der cine IL Sabre, BET
onoerc 5 Sabre alt. Sie iino SrGper.-
Seioe iino aons ollein, obne einen Subrer,
nab Nmerifa uno bon 9teu Worf nad)
Millpoufie 9EtOmmen uno tpollen na6t)
eincm Setter in 9reen @ountp, 2SiscOn:
lin, 100 Weilen BON bier, peiter reilen.
Sin folder Mutb 1T itouncnemertb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Seioe 2(rmen eebro6en.-
l(m |. Suli, fiel Nbrobom 6uniifsr,
Sobn ucn 28. SounIider, in 8elt pers
fiomGn Saunibip, Nont9omerp Gauntp,
bon einem AirIbenbaum uno brad bcioc
0rme,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
Su Derf1ufen.

Cine CUTE 6 pfnosaswllt engine. NIT bpppsl.
ten @plnprs, psI&e Istr I6idli6 II um in elmer
@r59rubs Bstrauat Su wsrben, III an ben Nasntaun
patnt' uno @olCursgDsrtrn gang biais Su Ssrtaus
fen. Das Ndbur bti
SSdcob Sreini0.
Sul II. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
II S0uQeDrer perl1ngt.

9ipplteattcnrn wsroCn spn Dem Soaro Der DIE
rsttcren bes Qlntam S6ul'DtRrfts fir 2I
S&ulrtrer rmpfansn psrpen, UNI Die Aufii&t
Der S6ulsn i'm telagten Dtitrift gu ubernstmrn.
Gin mdnnlidter uno sin psibIiGsr 2rbrsr UNI bic
Nufl6t Der mGnnli6m unb weibli6en Sc6i6ule
relprfttO ,u itrrncbmrn piro ssIuHt. appIitnn'
ten mrrOrn sraminrt bur& ben GauntpsSupsrin'
tenoert. am i8. SuIt, um 9 llbr SOrmttass, I'm
ShulbauIe go. A, Drittrr gBarb.
DAG Sermin ipiro ieinen anfans netmsn am
erTea Wcntas I'm Septem6er naA1ens, uno 10
Wcnnten oaurrn.
2luf Sefebl Der 9oarb.
SCnry !. 5dScr, Srastdr.
Sult 3, 1861. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
12 S0ullebrer pcrldn9t.
II S0uQebrer perl1n9t.

Qpplifaticnn wrrosn bur6 bas Scarb Der
Oirettcren pes Siib gBbeitbaa, 9sha @auntp,
5GutSiriFts unssnpmmrn ftr IS eetrer, um bic
S6ulen bee tsInstn DiTritts su dbernstmsn.-
Die Examination burh ben Gauntp 'SupnintenD
bent ptrb l1attfinorn, auf Santiago ben 3ten Nu'
quit, anfanssnp I'm 9 llbr hes WCr9sns, an oem
6au1r ppn 8 Tab StrauB. In bsm bsIas'
ten 3aunItip. auf SerUrpnuns Der SCarb.
Sofiab 6enin9er, Sec.
Sult 10. nabG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
@Gc Cs5cfd)GTecO

rsrtrn ris fribrr BON Osm tlnterssiGnstsn an osm
altsn Stanee fprtbstristsn wsrben, Der ft bsmd'
ben rpirb Istne altsn Suupsn unb ale bic anrufsn
prrpsn, nit lebr wOblfsilen Stisitln, S6upsn,
6dtcn, Sappru u. (. 10. Su Ssrlstsn.
gIio6 Wers.
Su(i 10. na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

DPSn @afbin9ton Iinb an einem elm
3i9cn Sage in Der leBten 8obe nibt wes
niger ais so 9anoe6uerrdtbcr in oen per-
itbiebencn Departments aus ibren Nemz
ter 9eia9t lporpen. Hebt 70.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
Suit 10
9ult TO.
: AuRDIun9.

Die tistrr bsRanbene GeI6GTtsSnbnbun9 Hn'
ter Der 5irmo ron 8 ltas Merb unb Sobn
lit unter Erutissn Datum nit tsIrsrIettissn Sr"
wiatsuns aufadGl pUrbsn. Ollie bic nod an Be
iaste 8irma l6ulbis inp. wsrbn eriu6t tnnsrtaIb
prei gBchsn anSurufsn wp atSubsSabtsn, - uno
SOl6e bic nod gnforOsruna tatsn Fnb aud ere
iu6t tbrs 8e6nuns tinnsn bslastsr 3stt sinJu-
trinsen, bamit bic Ausslssentsiten Der 5trma gum
ShluB 9sbra&t werpm tUnnen.
glias Were,
qelpis Werb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
II S6uQebrer Derl1n9t.

I = ~ W"FTT
Sn tem Sal5burs, 2s6a Gauntp, S6uIoiiritt
merrcn I Sfullcbrer vsrlanst. Die @ramina'
tcn perlcl6rn our6 ben @auntps Supsrintsnotnt,
fnttt tatt ouf Santiago ben 17hn &usuf, an"
ianosno UNI lltr Mrrssns, am @a0bauIe rrs
u QenApprl. Die S6uien nttmsn ttrrn
anfana in bsm MUnat October, uno wsrpsn >
Ncnaten paucn. glui Ssfrtl Der Sparb.
Gowaro Selman, Sec.
Sutt 10. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

U Ginc SctrU8er, per ib0n m0
frcmm reoen fonnte, lammcte $4,000 in
2(lbonp, gt. D., por9eblicb um nSuns
pans Qi.gerreiIe" an &olpnieno'e &e9iz
ment gu perIbcnfen. 2tt6 ct ooe 9elo
bate, ueritmano CT.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

DPQbermals iinb felt unferer tcsten
Drummer etlpa 1000 Soloatcn bier ourd)
nab Dem 8rie96lib 9ereiit.
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School ExAM1NAr1oN.-The public

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absent himself or herself, except on account of
sickness, from any public examination, on penalty
Of expulsion from the school at the discretion of
the Board
e:15-lo:3o-Miss Colby's Room
1045-12-Miss Diefendorf's Room
12:30-1:50-Miss Colby's Room
2-3:30-Miss Diefendorf's Room
TUESDAY
l5-10:30-Grammar School, History & Latin.
lO,45-l2-Miss Fyfes Arithmetic.
12S0-l:5e-Grammar School, Advanced N. S.
Arithmetic and Natural Philosophy
2-3:30-Miss Fyfe's Geography.
WEDNESDAY,.
s:15-l030-Miss Cox's Geography.
10:45-12-Grammar School, Algebra-2 classes.
12:30-l:10-Miss Fyfe's Reading and Spelling
1:10-1:50-Miss Cox's Grammar
2-2:45-Grammar School, Geography.
2:45-3:30-Miss Cox's Reading
fHtRsDAY
:15-10:30-Grammar School, Beginners n s.
Arithmetic.
10:45-12-NIiss Cox's Arithmetic
12:30-l:50-Grammar School, Middle N. 5.
Arithmetic.
2-2:30-Miss Cox's Intellectual Arithmetic.
FRIDAY.
Grammar School Department.)
Acknowledgements English Grammar.
1OA12-Universty Arithmetic
12:3O-1:50-Analysis of the English Language
2-3:30-Advanced English Grammar.
At the close,f the examination, the Standings
and Department of each pupil in the school, will
be read in the upper room. The citizens and
patrons of the school cordially invited to attend
any or all of these exercises.
j. A. BANFIELD.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12
THE DAILY WORLD.

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PETERsoN's MAGAz1NE.-We are

PETERsoN's MAGAzINE.-We are
in receipt of the January number of this valuable
publication, being the commencement of a new
volume In addition to the usual number of sto-
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12
IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL PAPERS,

IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL PAPERs.-
An exchange very pertinently remarks that mer-
chants vhoseSusiness depends upon public patron
age. and men controlling capital invested in the
various fsreas Of property, know the value of the
press as local institution, but they are too re-
1uctant to acknowledge it in the only efficient,
efectua way-that of sustaining it literally. They
think that by cutting off the twenty thirty dol
lars paid in advertising, they are saving so much
money. Judicious and successful merchants, who
have attempted this false economy, have found
that it tended to poverty, surely as effects follow
cause A successful manufacturer in one OF the
largest towns of our county, said to not ten days
since, al hare found by long and successful e1-
pef1ence, that advertising pays"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12
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