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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

AS IT LEANS, go IT FALLETH If the tree
fall toward The south or toward the north,
in the place where the tree faIleth, there it
shall be.--Eccl xi g. There is solemn
meaning under this metaphor the tree
will DOT only lie as it falls, it will also fall as
it leans. And the grea t question which
every one ought to bring home to his own
bosom without a moments delay, is this ::
What is the inclination Of my soul ? ID res
it, with all its objections, lean towards God,
or from him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

LARGE California has beer
widely celebrated. you know, at the East
for the size of its productions. You have
heard, perhaps, of the encounter betwee n
on Eugshman aud the marke;-woman at
a fruit stand in New York The English.
man had learned of the Yankee habit Of
Dragging, and he thought he would cut the
comb at that propensity. lie saw some
huge watermelons on the market woman's
stand and walking up to her, pointing at
them with look of Disappointment, said
"whnt dou't you raise bigger apples than
those, in America The woman looked at
him one moment, and then retorted-'Ap.
Piles Anybody might know you was an
Englshman. Them amt apples Them'S
hucL{eberries"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

The Lnui>vtiIe Journal perliueRtly asks,
if -four caEnot lie had for less than $24
per barrel in Georgia, and 50 in Missis
ppi, nov, just after the wheat harvest,
what will DC the condition cf things in
those States aud other Southern States
durniug the next twelve mouths, supposlng
the rebellion to continue
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

Six Of Gen. McC lelluh'S Staff made an
attack upon the specia corre'p pondent of
the New York Tribune, lately, aud used
him rather cavalierly. The act was SO bru.
tai and coWardly, that the general express.
ed his exceeding modification at the act
aud stated that the parties were not upon
his personal staff, but were some of the
rubbish which every general commanding a
department is compelled to have about him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

b@T An officer expressed the wish to
Mr.. Stanton to be appointed to command
the body guard Of Some General The
Secretary replied: "Sr, General Haleck
tells me that the only Lody-guard he ever
had was terrier puppy"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

Presentation.

Qnite a pleasant aft ,ir came off at the
Log Writing Seminary Of our old friend and
fcllow.citizen p. r. SPENCER, ia Geneva,
on Friday the 7lh inst. being the GA birth
day of its proprietor the author Of the
Speaceriqn System Of H'rihng-a system
more current than any other in our country,
and its merits appreciated coeval with the
Anglo Saxon race and language. His ce-
lebrity as a preceptor, it seems has drawn
around him q class, fitting for teachers, hail
ing from six different states aud from Can
ada. This class, unknown to Mr.. Spencer,
had at a previous meeting, prepared for the
presentation by appointment OF committee
of eight, to wit. S d. Clark of la. w. c.
Hooker, of n. Y, G. +. Thayer, of Pa, FIR.
Granger, Mich, Miss NJ. E. Brown, o.
Miss NJ. Wheeler, Ky. and S. Annabel, G.
y. to arrange material, and prepare a suit
able address, elecling Z. c, Adams of La.
chairman of the meeting, in allegiance
On Friday, at 3 P. N. the chairman an
nouuced the design and desire of the class
and Mr. Spencer vacated the school 70
their untrammeed action, whereupOn S. d
CLARK addressed Mr.. Spencer as follows !:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

There is a little reason to doubt ihat the
South has determined to anticipate thePresi-
dents action 10y armiug her negroes against
us. Each negro before being so armed
will be set free.
AS little reason is there to doubt that
Foreign Intervention will complica!e mat
tiers before the first of January.
! The recent elections show that the or.
ganiz alton Of Traitors ir the North is com.
plate. There are indications iu New York
that physical force against the oyalists
may begin there such conflicts as occurred
between The tories and Independents in he
Revolution To all of which there is but
one reply possible the President must an
tcipate his proclamation, aud at once de.
clare that il shall take eject Immediately
Every hour of delay in the one measure
that eau save us adds a probability to the
many that no ~ exist of the ruin Of bis ad
miustratiOn, aud a possibility 10 The ruin Of
the republic -B0stOR COnlm0naCealH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

EMBEzzLEMENT OF CRY MoNEYs-A pain
ful rumor has been in circulation through.
out the city that moneys, to what extent is
not known, have been cmOezzled from the
Water Works Office. On enquiry, we have
every reason to fear that lhe rumor is true,
although it is believed lhe amount abstract
ed is not large The person suspected
is one who has hitherto borne irreproach.
able character. We believe that NJ. Has
kins, City Engineer, was the first to dis
cover and report the embezzlement. The
matter is now under the consideration of u
special committee Of the City Council.
Hamilton, Canada, Tm,s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

Not long since youth, older n wit than
in years, after beng cutccbsed concerning
she power of nature, repiied-there is one
thing nature cant do. What is that inqlir-
cd bis tutor? She caut make Bill Jones
mouth any bigger without setting his ears
hack
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

Respected aud Esteemed Teacher
II has been truly said that those alone
are really great who have labored successful
Iy for the benefit of their fellow men, and
have left the world the better for their hay
ing lived. Foremost among these stand the
inventors of writing and printing, and those
who have assisted largely in bringing these
nobIest of arts to their present high state
of perfection. 70 them the poet, the philo
sopher, the historian, owe their Immortality
And who can portray the changed coOdi
ton of the human race were the vast 70
suits Of these sister Inventions today blot
ted out Of ofexistence,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

REMOVAL.-The Office of the Magnet
e Telegraph is Removed Opposite the Ashtabua House
at the Drug Store Of W. Copeland, with whom have made
eg engagement shall be happy to administer to the wants
o ny friends IN The capacity of Druggist Town Clerk or Tel
egTaph operator J. NJ. ALLEN,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22
Us
TIME TABLE OF THE
& ERIE RAIL ROAD
Passenger Trains will run as follows:

Trains do not stop atstatons where the tim is omitted
| the above tables.
All through Trains going Westward connect st Cleveland,
with Trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, einHa In
diGHopolis &c. -
And all through Trains going Eastward, connect at nun
with the Trains Y f. r Re- and at Bu with those
Of N. Y Central and Buffalo N Y. City Rail- Dads for New
York; Albany, Boston, Niagara Falls &c, &c.
A. C. HUBBARD Station Agent.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 4. 1861.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22
Livery stables

II. F. & j. O. CULVER, have removed to the
Fish House stae where they offer 70 the citizens OF Ash
tbua County at prices that range but just above the v-
ipg standard. Call and sce Nov. ], 1850. 60f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

M. G.. DICK, Bookseller, Stotioner and News
Dealer. Also, Dealer in Sheet Music Toys and General
Variety Goods Main street, Ashtabula,Ohio, 467
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
uheturer steam establishment North Main street. the
office OF DR.. Harrington Ash tabula, O. 45l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

D. s. WILLIAMS, Wholesale dealer in Straw
Goods Hats Caps, Umbrellas Parasols, &C. 05 and 107
Chambers It,. and so 91 Reade st, New-York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22
Furniture.

DUUKU q BKUTHEKS, ManuIacJurers OF 4
Dealers In Furniture Of he best descriptions, and every
rsy Also general Undertakers and manufacturers OF Co
hns to order Main street, North Of South Public Square
Ashtabula 49l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

EIEGRAPH OFFICE-Western Union is
removed to the Drug Store Of Hendry Copeland corner
Main and Center Streets three doors south Of Fisk House
]. NJ. ALLEN, Manager. 467
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22
WHOLE NUMBER 67l.

That was a beautiful thought Of The an.
clients, and scarcely less trGe than beautiful,
that an art s0godlike as writing, one des-
tined to lead mankind from the midnighs
darkness of barbarism, into the bright noon
day of civilization which now foods tho
world with a blaze of glory, could be the
work of Deity alone, and instead Of dis.
covery of mOu's, it was taught him from a
higher sphere.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

EMORY LUCE, Dealer in Sweet Potato, and
other Early Plants and Vegetables.
Also Dealer in Preserved Fruits Tomatos, &c. East
tabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-11-22

G. S. NEWCOMB & Co., General Dealers
In all kinds Of Blanks for Lawyers Justices Nonrie and
Country ORcoS Counting House Stationary, Printers
Stock, &C. &C., l42 Superior street. Cleveland Ohio. All
Kinds Of BLINK Books Manufactured 20 order. 061
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-02

@eb' btnitater 3lt ibnt, ntmm tbn betIette uno
gi6 ibm Dte bsaen Wprte, tm N(leS gu erfab>
ren, bsnn icb bin auBer Stanbe NIT ibm s1
repen !"
6enriette ltie9 rpieber binunter, Obl9pn e
A(lbe bate, 9eiabt 3l bIetben, unO 9aO ais
fe prnnten our9 paS 6riibltuds3tmmer ging,
oeni VuhDalter einen gGinf, tbr 3u fclgen.
SIN Oartenlaion trefen lie 3uIammen, unb auf
0eurietten's tGnlGs analtpOlle 6ra9e: uBas.
1T aus Spa 9eteorpen ?" er3ablte er ibr AlleS,
mas Iidb uno tpie es ltA 3usetra9en. 6enrtet>
te atbmete le;dbter auf unO tbr .6er3 waro BON
ouftifti9em Dante ge8en Den Better selbpeqt,
DEN cteier tscUA ablebnte, l~o
g0iouben Se metner 8stbeuruna, Setter
Hapclpb," la9te lie, DaB ttb ni6t6 Don pieler
Gntfiibrung pubte unp i ME eeb lli9t baben
wirpe. Sb bate pielsn plan eDer Den, Sa-
Ter UerratDen ais ion 9sj6eben lalIen," ..a..
nSA 9lanbe e8 Sbnen. gouline; mas nuBte
audi Der Setter pom S9nen penten, tpenn sic
A elmer lolAen. :. 2burbett i6ulpts mab=
ten 2" u 4-
oSb, i4 paAte pabet ntd)t an Nobert," ent=
9egnete 6enriette Itbpaft; Oi9 paate ni6t etne
NAL an Die g9re unlrer 6antilte mno an ben
Nuf Soa'S lpnpern mir lbrpebte nur bic 8er>
l1upt9ung Segen ben Batter Dor Der Seele, uno
oaS lln9ltd, pas IebenSpierige glenO metner
armen Spa, oenn mas fam 0arauS @ute6. era
foI9en, penn man ale 8IdliAteu Der pietat
unp alle @fabuungen peS 0ewtllrnS NIT 6iie
Ben tritt 2"
uSlt pies SIR grnf, GUuitue ?" x
u3weifeln sic an metner @aGrbaftiatett z
nn0 gar in sinem lOlAsn @usentlife z" fraste
fe.
pNein GOnltne, absr t9 frelte mid, baB sic
beiisr lfnD ais iA slaubte, Oub Sic bod TN
@runoe nod mebr @efibI Daben, ais t4 ST.
nen Bel Sbrem Stol3e Sutraute, uno idb freue
mid oarilber OUppelt, um eines NnDeren nil
len, Der Sbneu gut it," fitste er nit einent
bepentlanten Bid ouf Die er9libeuOe 5enriette
bin3u, tuel9e 3m 8OOen blidte Der Better
lit tpet@ unp milo, unO EGnnte tetne Srau brau-
den, trelbe anipruAspoa unb berrl91I9tts
wdre. Sein einfa9er Stnn lu1t etpaS per.
rpanptes, 9lei4BetImmtes unD Sic tperpen
tbn nicbt tauIden tpUllen, inbem sic nur icBt
rpei1 unD naA9tebt9 unO anIpruAalps fnp I!
Oae mare l4le4t unp S9rer untpirOi9, 5en>
riette !" -
(6ortiesuns fOlst.)
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g . is g 1 Sc

.s-a AIIOAACy at Law"
aEaibinstpn, .. g.
Seore seri6tlide @rI6de ben Ger tsbcien res Dt-
IttttS @clnmbta Srreuua fir @sniirnen ri6ltSnossa
Sps iope 8cnntp wstoen I9neu no rinttlb4 ebgntaei
.(Sunu3jO slE f's 41 4tnss% sefsl
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0ebet1ttc1t Rranfheifeft
Sunee We1nner,

ornesrs wsI&s be 0pf isss sebstsn eaers eewprstn Sd
eas dqI1 e ptele Eauent In tE ~ bss @ras rthi @ss
mil BEN DNnntr Der efeptdic SeRas sesRert wns A
sstsr bsaubrrnes 2sns entpd tdbeH EarEsr n5ssa @ -
ecH en- 8etrcuerp ndEeu tS@~S 80 t*- +~- - F5Fss
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OIcCt,autcs 6an,

SO. 598 WtarYlanp 9lp., nabe Dem Capitol.
Dieies bet Ynblitum belebte 9eus NIT benz l4aftsen
ieinen zteilen perlb6er unp Seybeer nD miro hermit e-
prblen.
Stpem Wputas uuC Gpnnerta8 gbenb
&5- Ibeatet@ SOrltelltn8 @ksM
atf Der neu erbauten aefntadpplen SpmmertIbne luf
bet pta6tSplst SaumnattSn oss @arteas'
$z@ 9iatb Der Uoritelung: Commercial.
Der Better bat G sur Nuisabe senaG ets Bite rstn-
fen np been ge Bier nnp anpere @etraate IN cas pup
litum 5u perabretAen,
Dtene Se ppe ine infe quite 8eeienuns perSen ebsar
fals baS ibrige beraee mir ee 3utroenpe.t Der MTG s
ebrencen 3n erbalttn.
R4 eeeR DiittmpG uuo Gpnnabeno naG S4lnb Der Ntn'
t.nterpaltans i'm eapttplsarte tFb pie Wlsriae Sanp TIM
Uarten bes nnter;et6neten
tbre 3Om;erte fOrtieeen.
SUITES Spbn BED, &tssasbamsr,
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Cur l1ntetoradnng per 2uodidl6eret etdblirts
Der sta3ise Dlab In Der gBslt, tpp ft4ere
fhnelle unp eranolt6e Gntet Int ai41s
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(6ortiesuns fOl9t.)
SteD eines 6trtemfn ben
@ebttbt BON S,rmann etrabsr.

%EVIlHI ppH ScerHtanu SErupeT,
Niurmle Ga4lein Ianft unb letle,
Wnrmle bin NIT let1tem Stnn,
Stethen 9ritb in trauter Weile
&tI'lt Dor tbrem 6iitt9en bin.
Grip fie mtr am friiben WiOrseu
9Genn bonn SGlummer ie erpaht,
gSenn lie IeOte aller Sursen
9tubet liIB in filler 9eaGt. S
Sist iie bst Der muntern 6eerbe
Sin9eno an Der @etlen 2anp,
Sag, baB ih lte Iisben tperoe
StS tn's ferne 5etmatbIanO.
S6EPft lie @alier um gu sieBen
SIRE Stolen al Dem 5au5,
2aB ole RnOlpen friiA entlprie6m
Sbr 8um l&0aten 8ulenltrauB,
Sibt lie Nbenos unter'm Baume
0audb ibr lanfte &iiblnne gu,
llnO beftebl mid ibrem Graume
@ilet iie CUR ilben Stub,
@rab lte mir am fri6en Noreen
gBenn pom ShIumner lte ertpa9t,
gGenn lte lepi9 auer SOrsen
&nbet ftp III filler Na&t, r..t
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BE H6 b beintltd,e Batter seiw6d babea, bic eic oft bon
b6ie 9eite pber IN Der ue leen uc 6eren TOleen e a
nat prn iel, i'm S4!O onrd SOnoea ms Hs s, 9sIn sa,
itSgsa. Cnen icIcr bic rlStiost1 Sdrtte tDrn ig
h le Sabe bos elm rnSer Ienn pie potnn9 enes SanesS
Der 2ebls ner gItern BON alen @mssn no Ttsaee pes
QsbenS osSeen tperbem fon cur bic Sc9en enr Nbrrns
pSn ptaoeber yaur. @OIe perpuen mlien beopr tie et-
treten n
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L9r. Sobnifpn.

tsec te t6nt9IiGen gDueetnms hsr gDnnbdrst In Rsbs
aeutrteF tues Der tren mtstuen &UGtsien er St0a-
ssn oer pen SDBten Ebe enes 2beus tn 5ppttdern Ds
EonoOn vdrs pbdbelpbG E anbtren tdben Hsebrat Dot
enSt ber IunbtrbGrer eunaen sOlcnhe son heneu be o.
ut~ Der gttesa res nnBdttse 2tbenbt be an Dttenau
ta Neecfta uH0 Gneerea Franfbttrn tte sI&e O. eHa
sssH bet strtHssH RIttnefeten H. reen ausnbI&It So
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u II imn9eaa& &eute.
DR.. Johnston,
:. Der etrBi8t 2lr8t, tpsE4er on5st8t. e.
9 @atttmDresep as& pSpttdL

Cur l1ntetbradung per 9uaddl6eret etdbltrt.
Der eia3ige D(aB In Der gBelt, tpp fi@ere,
i4ne1e unp srRnpltGe 3nren tn s. '.''4tss
aE. gebeimc1t Rranfbettet a4.iiA4
eenad5t oerSen: ais b1 ne 3c1un9S bate @p6Te IN
benz Tfem Mnb ben GecerH @mJiucursen Der Nieren unO
8Ioe, Saancuerae5In9en ShuG4e Der Neraen Wa,enhpi
o. gtoitateit @eeerse9L9snbsit grfancesi@p66. Sers
I floptn. S4if ernbcr 3ittern, au1en6wdte, S6UnOe
&op 4mr @nt3mcuns bes S1ics Der Iac b,r 3Anse bss
Wu3n Der gusepeoe urS al ienr bl bic aepiHen
r S ala er s Ss asre asfss Rss Ss ses fSsT
rbrn mnb tOenm nidt g sebetlr ibe aIsn3enSHea
SpttnunGen prntbten S6ple Der Substitution beocr6riuaeu
i6!sn. q ep fs8 3st sfI3e go ~. - = -
5S la2 1850 Sunse Manner, a asllaa
osrnOsrs Is bic eps itss ssS.ten eAaets sssrstn A
tas apyli6 N ptIe aauieust In ttE u bts raE rtta @s
NIL benz Dsnns Ssr srsSae Sf sa ssss 3 w
sstsr bsaptrrnbs asns enpds taben H.Gseu m5sea f -
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- ~ :. 8erbetrdtbete perfoneu. lo egg
sssr selss Eels ZIG yerptratstu btasHastn ah 10 sss
ten unperspSlte Or. SspaaOn ga 8dtbs ssbsa -
Gt 9tneern' gtstn ee &pe pbsHtt Oetr eatst eryang
Der Ftrsd6aen Nrt rt6tn neG iurtr Dsrsatrs rsISes
g tsr 8taaSIaHs anS 5lrtOres Dr. pbnpn aatersIs
a' @ 's as gsis'saRd % Sssi sf e %
SrgdnilHe SGw0be ,... a-
r6drt eeen eIes 9ebcz eenh unt bic Gbe uut Rag
cmen haft unSs9 a6t Ia oft bas 0rs Dertr bte ibrcn
eetbeni9aen ubrnntn Sbuen Suns 2eute Ha6 lu Ittht
gu @usbwttfneen senetst Teu e beren Oetn ntt seaGu
tnnsH ObgIes1 Ft an& Say Srtturen @thtrt&Iaetn Ina
sdrn Sn unb dnbstc ra6sn sntaesej tenn 70 Ia t sps
EetenSbsts etne 8ree beS bbranGss khen Crskus.
9sr aesr w es duGuen as be Gt Grereuns eeer ara
ssneR SrIpren rb se @ temlten eaern efee6en ais $50
Stnen bte bn utte fb Mueerbem brE frnten Gs-
stiHgtn Rrafte perntGtet. - - :. r'''' -
Grn unb 2ebr tn rt nE&t bic ra@ Der &rGn.rett u.
rtr Nnefr rser Stetn8t ae s 6rben M bic ettbtn anbe.
rem nraSsu iu se baF bic Gt~Utups sSetnen safrs mt
~ Office: 90. Glib -Ertbertdtrabe,
lteben S9iiren BON 8alHmuretry Sitlt&e Sette,
bic Stlfen btnauf. 00s 7zG
1ar merle It'd gGnen unb Sausnummtf, bfnn rriftnhe uS
u9ert4e ptanoer burGtrtebeus rnh eetnIpt Gua6aIbe
S@upFder SerrtRfet 5raseuretneeS eampenpuser
Eennen G rgelmaste @erc uut auerr, austasseu d.
Sphnicn's 0fGf ia bxr Rdte. H}a
stS. Aas Srtsft uadeu eneu Pot Stamp enttoItsa.
Sine 0etlung in2 laSen SugeiiAert.
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ID 9Jarf! NJarf! 4ntf
@ Z, @traBe. gSalbtnetUn .. s.
@uf Str ;1rsrnce, laBt uns waasn
eF.ftfH Su BEN iril4en, eut'Stn 2SaIp! ''i $.
SSn per @ihsn 9riden Salen 1u.
,1et bic 9lllt gum onlTel I9alt
Der Ga lift nun lpeOsr tiir oas Sublitrm ssOnnt nne
miro br uuerset6nets fly auSee9en Icin alen nm en
bsie Saru @art gu etnem aa5ptetns~ steDlmsS-ans-
Iu9sort 5I MAIDEN.
Su bsnl, tanlitrn itatieer gien benben ser1nmt8sn
Gam. Salon iit n 9ei0madpclen Deccracnen ans5
tat etc BIbue aase6au pele t 9reinen peer Prtpat9-
i,GIha ,ur 8enusnn9 empfebe.
H. 10, eben srne r lHt.rpaItns DER DanIsn nno 2erren
betef. oe,,.
pba 9ogbr ce ane @etr9nte III BETTER ANaitFa
bte st@e min s Gas Bette c ale Setcaelsn Der SatpH
leiern. f
So Sebea Spantas @a8atttaS: 80 a e
GacrecsS UnSert!
NdltunoSp0u: Sertram GelhH
- gs 7nb bnrelSeupe 9orfebruussn setrOen 6ab eera
pGUlitsm itia @ersaI8en gefrn werOe' tann Sutls
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QSsafbtitgtpuerge 81
= = Mea0en1D Of Wln

Z - - g&cabemD Of Wfufff,
ASA 1pIs0a. 2tp. Spif9en g. unp 10. Str.
"a NaGmittae Spn nbr an:
IMftrumemtals uno WOcalsGCn3ert
Der aus ben ta6tioten 3aHtlsra bbentsn p eaerpinss
due raGrtttea erfri&unsen gaarrsn unb speien 5ab
Spn ber belten Auat1t.
Slt22s 9eura q RpleatHaI, Gtsentbdner,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-02
Doctor &eH,
Mr,t unb 0,eburtebelfer.

Mr3t uED @eturtebelfer,
Rr. rs GoHlboroliy, Swli9en @reter uno SlsseItr,
Mrne perpem unenf9eihlit bebanoelt.
A Gitc hnb baieIb aae Greu Bru966nher NIB SMppol"
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
.RithouteFsr thiBkiag of rendering

l.WlLnoul,eVers thiDklagz ot rendering
Ian equivalent, and / think "tAat'l
what's the natterg with "a Pri yate
IOfthe Eighteenth These continual
Igrhmblers are the persons from whose
| lips you viii often heretbe expression,
N E'paA: b g9hom9.H Brave sol.
disfb ~ Oh What THkYa suffer for
their country / 1if
AS for wehfing 4 apparel we have
PLENTY and it is Of the, very BEST
material. We are to get Ourldress
suit before long, and having already
received new aceoutrements the 18Th
will be greatly improved IN appear.
ance. ~ l....r ~ li
When l started this letter / did not
intend to 20 into details about how
we live or are treated. ! would here
liked to had something more interest
ing for your columns, but the fact is
am not in amood for "scribbling,
even i'll had the material out of which
to manufacture a decent letter j
hope | will have the pleasure Of writ,
ing about forward march" when
you hear from me again. 80
q 's'i',in Until then adieu.
qsi,. ,a.blm /, r.tsa T. o. NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
Lloyd's Maps and ChaTIs Of the
l. different Sents Of War.

go Any person wishinga cheap map
Of the United STATES, or Political or
Military Map, cen see several speci-
mems y calling at the Democrat or
fca. Prices, 40 to 30 cents. They
should be in the hands of every man
especially Campaign Chart, which,
ata, glance, giyef information you
have to searcl. h6drs for. Call and
see for yourselves. The Portraits OF
1the President and Cabinet and Of our
principal general officers are excellent.
81 y. d, IN, A. W. BRATTON. q