davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-03-12
a Sensation Knocked in the
Head.

Some days ago, friend stated to us that
George D. Prentice, ESQ, had passed through
this city en- route for Europe; that while here
he stated that he had received a1ctter from his
kon In the rebel army, informing him that .
powerful army vas being 9rg9nizcd for the in-
ing;him CIR. Prentice) to seek . place. Of
safety. In accordance with this advice,
Mr.. P. hadconverted most Of his prop
erty into moncp,. had purchased gold
at us, and entered upon 2 journey for a
foreign country: Subsequently he saw this
Cincinnati. We then concluded TO make some
inquiry about the matter. Meeting our
friend from whom We first heard tho report,
re asked him his authority. He told Us, and
at the same time promised to sec the gentle
ise he fulaled, and gentlemen Nos. and 3
proceeded together 10 gentleman No. 8. The
latter stated that his authority WIS Enone
other than the Cincinnati correspondent Of
the Chicago 9fnscs; and this individual gave
as bis authority the managing editor Of the
Enq'dTer. Having thus traced the report to the
Enquirer Office {thc correspondent OF the
Chicago Times Is an attachee OF that establish
mtnt), We concluded the matter was not
the subject, Ehen the following card from
| Mr.. Prentice, published In the New York
Tribune met our eye:
| To the Editor OF the NcT 1osk Tribune:
Sin: The author Of letter in your paper to-dart
gays that am on 11y way to Europe that last Sst-
| nsday paid 178 for eo1d in Louisville and Tint
believe the rcbcls viii have complete possession Of
Kentucky during the present month. Please afford
| me space in your columns to say that / have no
thoughts Of going to Europe, that was not in Lou
isEile Last Saturday and never bought gold at ls3
in my life; and that hare ut time believed that
the rebels would have complete possession Ken.
| tucky during this month Or any other month. I
may have sAid that it, as sotae claimed, Kentucky
it%xN HAH ho kJ%njf $nnF
might oserrun the State. unless the Federal troops
should be re-cnforccd but In the first place. Ihafe
! not believed the invading force was even tenth
seriously doubted that any nccdcdre- endorsements
would b. forthcoming.
Respeetfully, Gro; p, prentice.
, 1863-03-12

RJARD1NG.-A few gentleman
- boaEdcss eau be accommodated Ut No. 6 Adams
STREET. two doors west Of State. Also 4 few table
bonrdcrs. Terms moderate. nlh10a9S-1w
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
- TOCEG LAD1ES.-Pnpil* reccIved At any time
For ratt tticntars address II. BAILEY, Chicago III.
nE6-aSp1-1w
POARD1NG.- Desirable rooms
- can be obtained bF applying at IT. Wabash nve-
nuc. between Madison and Monroe. Also. 2 fey day
hoArdErh fel4 4GstelNl
, 1863-03-12

regarded lin In his brilliant career, with feel
iree cf pride. The Fpcec. Of the Gcncrl was
TT. ST excellent. Hc disclai,nel being poll
tic:an, but his speech shows conclusiycly that
In :. y frra ,,afr}nf
, 1863-03-12

Letter From Hon. 1saac NJ Arno1a.

WASHINGTON, March 4. 1858.
Hon. F. C. Sherman, Luther HAyen, ". B. Ogden |
F. a. EaEtnan.. Geo. Schneider, Y, 9. Bryan,
smith, j. II, sheahan. j. +. seEipps, VIM: :Bross,
Charles Walker, John L. Wilson, D.. E. Schmidt,
6. r. Wheeler, J. Y. Farwell, F. Tuttlc 8 CO.,
and others:
GEsT1EMgs-I have by this mail semitic the
Chicago papee. copies Of the call for a Ma
tional Canal Convention at Chicago, on the
first Tuesday in June next. 1t is signed by
Mr. Bates, the Attorney General; Hon. T. P.
Blair, SEN, Some twenty Senators and eighty
members Of the House. I hare reason to be-
Ileve that this cali will be responded to, to an
extent perhaps never before elualed. There
is now strong reaction in favor Of en1argiug
the canals, and tclicyc if vote could have
been had within the last three or four days,
the bill for the purpose could haEc been passed.
IAare neger for one moment doubled our final
success. know that Chicago will welcome,
with Western hospitality, the hundreds Of
delegates who will gather from all the loyal
States, in favor Of connecting, by Ship
Canal, the Valley Of the Mississippi and the
Atlantic. Please suggest to the Common
Council, Board Of Trade, Mercantile Associa-
49, s4ars ~ sccr,re 3b;s ca,1 nna n ,o,la s,;t
49, u arrsnran,ents ~ fo~ ~ ~ecert,on of u ths
Convention. Very respectfully yours,
-
CoPperheads sleanns arms.
hossou1n, warren Co.. LIZ Mafcn o. aoo''
Eaetofe on'cago irleune'
! one VI WV sAsaliy so1lpa.ss "s's o.ean
tzeu u, tuis eouuts, eou. sln e1nss, ~, aAe .aa
naaAeu "ash =" o4oa snN aI p47su s,aa ~ 80 s, 4.~
Ine eoupe ~ 49, oa', - 49, sa4 s1s
arms "els al. ~ .ns poseuss4u -, y, sus s .saI
Az the conInenee"en' u sne fcpe'lio1' 'ne'
nefe eonseteA ~ eAe one'4A' anuei o1@s''
| neul ue"o4"ateela. 11e ~ 1ot
, 1863-03-12

0FFICE q. S. MILITARY COM
~ MANDER,
70 WASHINGTON STEKET, CHICAGO III, March 9, 1863
Pursuant to orders Of the War Department al strag.
glers from the army in this city aud Northern portion
ot this State vhether parocd. exchanged otherwise
hereby ordered to report In person at this ONCE
without delay.
All such abscnttts who faI1 to report within FIVE
days will thereafter be considered deseer5 for
the usrAl reward Will be paid On delivery.
CHARLES c. POMERDT
uha15o1 St Cant. 1ltn Inf. 3tf3'T Com der.
, 1863-03-12

DopGED And ABsEsT.-T. j. (unhought)
Boyer, Camp, Farley, Ludlow {Phiaada.) Nc
sey, Shannon, Thompson {Philada.), Wim1ey.
, 1863-03-12

To a. r. Matthews,
JOHN TRoITER TIMES stoLp ABE' has CALL
ED BaCK TIE EMAScIRAT1oS OF THE PROC
l-ANA7l0.s.
FERRrARr TEE 4. D. 1868.
Dear Sit Address you a tew lines to let you
no That me ind my family Is well ut this time
trusting that these few lines msy find you well
and doing well. stln don't think that you
are doing well if Jon are fighting for what the
most Of the people thinks you are tn this part
ofthc cantory and that is to free the cursed
ncgroes and that is MS plane as aman's nose on
his face. see that old abe has called back the
emancipation OF the proclamation thought
that he WAS two fast at first. Still he thought
that the South was almost WHIPPED but
now he, finds that our union
boys will not fight to free them
Well boye am Of the Same opinion that
YVES when you Started first TO put this REBEL
ion down, said that It would ruin our Gov-
c1nmcnt. stin Thought that this rebellion
ought to of been put down, and think that Il
you had Of hung evry Abolitionist that you
saw you would Of dun well, but you can see
that the officers has got you into this halter
and got themselves out, as they have Seen rs
much of the Elcphat as they care about, and
got good deal Of grecnbacks 30 the first off:
cers Wm giye away to thel1 next friends and
, 1863-03-12
PHILADELPHIA LETTER.

PfttsburgL-NTrx.L Lofty 1Ioush-Pcnn-
k5iysnia Central Rnifroau-an En-
cfgctlc ManAgor--The Alarm on
accpunts or the Western LcgisIa-
turck- Governors fAtc. aud Morton
.rrAf+cd-Thc Fall In &3oId-CoPper-
hcHdikna in the Pennxylvanfa LeEIs-
Jaturc--A Serennde to the Traitor
Vullnndgg7ann nnl--IScttcr Feeling as to
the Hynr-The Treasury Notes.
, 1863-03-12

TOR SALE.-The entire stock Of
j. drugs and medicines In the City Drug Store
to, sod cheap oT cash or part cash and ba!ance
see o 81 70 aso Tt rag bsneas on the feics
1nqurs Of EoRD ss1TH Druggists 2 Lake street s;
for further particulars. u. D. COOKE. Assignee.
, 1863-03-12

TELE SC0P ES, OFFICERS
L DOUBLE FIELD GLASSES. MICROSCOPES
!oE Ar1ny Hospitals In great variety made BY JAMES
nut street. Phnsdclphia. Fa. Illustrated and ptcet
, 1863-03-12

w ANTED-Board at Hyde Park
W for sI1 months. for man, wife and child In =
r1tyate family. Hest OF references given. address,
Pest Office BOZ 6G16. Chicago n1a1b-aNo-3t
" ANTED-To Rent, for a small
W family, Furnished Honse. Lotaton preferred
between ashipgto and Tweh streets. cast Of State
street. Address. ststing location, GRAF Post Once
DrnTer EO7 u1ntG-a9Vt-1w
, 1863-03-12

WANTEDstore 1; wanted !,.'. on OF o.
franklin. Apply to II. 8. YARWOnD, 5 Pomcrny'a
, 1863-03-12

TOR SALE-An Improved Farm
j. Within two miles Of Dunton Station on the North
a. z r. raat1 cses m GSn
laad ps ossoas % as5es 9f t'ssr frame E, hegse
buslness Terms reasonable. Inquire Of II: BIAS
CHARp. Rom No. i. 12i Randolph street. Chicago.
, 1863-03-12

TOR SALE--Desirable Residence
y Property.-The three~stosy brick house aud lot,
ST OHIO strect.
RE sto5y btes house and Gsrpen,,er #
Inquire ofFuLLEE l. FINCH. ii i Is Iarkes street.
, 1863-03-12

TOR SALE.-Water Power Wool
L en- Factory, SAY MN and Tannezy, All new and
In good order. win dwelling house and &6 acres Of
land being he lower mills a hs1aboo comfy seat Of
power - tee: head estimated A. Enthesrnt for -
Iun Of stones. ".F. .FLANDEES,
MHNauEES.
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Gcr Ncid)tbum Ser Der. Staten in
2Ifertau. .preourtcn.

SIN Sabr 1860, ol5 mob 8riccc in oIn
Ser. Staatsn Dtrri>bte, trpcrtirten mir
flir 81 MliIonsn Nd5rbauproouSts -
Boumpoue ou60cihlCfen; ouf iuolibc
$odfen famcn oopCn beildufi9 20 WiCioz
nen.
SIN Sabr 1861, otS ser SGocn in pct.
lem Nufrubr mar uno Der gtoroen cine
balbe Wi(licn Soloaten i'm Seloe bate,
btttuQ Die l(u5fubr unlCrer Nferbaus
prooufte 1877 Willionen, uno i'm Sabr
1862, p6brcn0 mir cine MiUion Sotoa:
ten Opovon Die GoGtfte rom ganoc) in,
Stloe batten, itciocrte iid) Die 2(usfnbr
'uf 1855 Olillioncn &baler.
SIN lGuftnoen Sabre babrn mir bic
ltca ScptGmber iton 7 Wlllionen Su:
ibrl @ttrcioe mebr ais i'm pcri9cn Sabl
nab europa oue9efubrt.
ltno piG6 2lltce, lpdDrrno otm Selobau
10 piClt &rGfte entjc9en moroen fine uni
Die Nrmie alIcin i1brlitb un0efdbr l3
Mttiioncn 8uibel 8eijcn rvbraubt.
Gibt c6 nod, Elm 9lno in ser 28ett
oa6 cine Gieitnarmmse ME Die unIrt
trbalten un0 babri mob oem 2uslano einl
70 un9cbeure Mofe Sroofofe licfar
fan1?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11

uno ob9teib ib ourb anoere @naa0ement6
rerbinoert bin, MID an oen @eI6dften
oiefer @onUsntion ipeeiell ju betbeili9en,
70 bate ib mir bob U0r9enommen, beut
frib um ii llbr Die Gpnpention su beIus
den I'm otn Wit0lieosrn meine Spmpo,
tbie uno Nbtun9 ju be3eu9en. 0urb
Gle Scrtd9un9 Der Gonpention tpuroe cs
mir nibt m69lib mcin &orbaben ausSus
fdbren, uno ib er0reife oc6balb bic 8cle,
QenDeit, Sbncn ju fa8en, Dap id al6
Burger uno Soloat Der 0mCrieanii0en
Republif NIT Der uDortbei Der Union"
0cbe uno 9eben lperoe-oer partbci nam.
liD, rpPlbs bsute in politi1ber, uno mill,
tdrifter Sejiebun9 i'm Seloe ffebt, bic:
ber otn gtoroen pert0eioi9t uno in oen
lsBtsn @ablfdmpfen ibre Siege in Woinc
uno 6 alifornien, in pennipluanien uno
Sbio errun9en BAT uno obne oeren SRI
iicn5 unO 3u1anmenbalt an feline 2Sieoers
berftcQun9 Der Union 6u oenFen 1T.
SD CLAUDE, ooB es i'm SntereiTe Der
CCutiben 1T, iib our6 cine Sr9anii1tion
in cen peritbieoenen Staaten uno ourb
oll9emcine Gonpentioncn3u beiprehen uno
~ berotben, uno oab e5 ibrem patrioti6s
mus uno ibrcu pfi6ten ols Burger Die.
it6 9anoc6 fciQen @intro9 tbun fam,
mcnn iie ibre prinjipien funo 8ebcn uno
Ole Stl6tun8 bCicibnen, pclbe iie Der
0roBen SswP9un9 oe6 Nu9enblif6 Su oes
be. wGniben - e6 1T oie6 pas Rcbt Der
freien Mdnner. - 2llein i6 CLAUDE audi,
Dap ite ibre prinjipicn uno UcrGei6laz
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
SeIpnNerc 9Gn.cioe.

Gs mEroCn oiIc 3u6ercitunacn psrfauft untcr osm
Namsn Sitter8, in Quart Htalhsu auftcpabrt,
uammsn9sEsi ron Dem pchlfsiltn 1PbisFp cper os
mstutn Rum. pdhs ron 90 6is 40 6 cuts Die Sale.
nc fcltEt, eeIin @Cfbmod nit aniIs ODER Gorionorr
Saamen pcrruftet in.
Ottft 9IalTe Bittrrs psrurIadts uub piro Fetf
ncdb psruriahen, 70 lar9s ais fe perfouft perbsr
tonn. eae ounocrte bCn SEQ siues SrunfentclSes
trrbsn. Durh csfTsn @e6rauh ruiro ros GrTsm
nets unfsr otm &lnfufc Cncs attchclifbrn Rei;m!t:
ies, pcn Fer lhltmmitsn art aebatcn-cas 8srlan:
lsn fur eiaacr piro aufacbotttn. uno am Guer os
rdbrt man Die SbrsdniiTe pelhe cas- es6sn uno So
as s,ntf SruntsutcloCs bsatciten.
6ur iclhs oiS eaucr StttrF pstlanaen uno h
hen 10 Il n. maiden mir frlasnccs Re,rpt bs.
fannt. @erfhaffs cir cine Ttafhs ron occfIono'f
Ceutihem Sttters. uno ptruifhe ss nit orsi Suari
autsm Sranep cbsr gIbster, uno nu pirlf cine gu.
btrtituna batGn. HE mctBniihr Suacncen unt
pahrer @crrefhidftit ale Die riSlfa &C qioucr 8it
tSrs no iitsrtrifTt, Die fh i'm gRartie trFnccu
uno tcItst eahsi pi { p en- iatr. Du pirf ol
ls ete Suaenotn pcn Sccfoub's %itters, in @er
htneur0 NIT etnCm 0utcn Grtifsl vcn ejauc,
hobEn. an stnsm wEtt aerinaGren prss ols lief
mGit atrtna'rE SuttrCjtuna tih feiist.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
u It er It c 3 I'm q.

9Gsnn @tnr farb, ben bu arlistt bisntrbsn,
60 trus' binaus Sur Giniamft't r'in gSsb,'
Dae srnR unb ilia 20 FG nit Dir sr9ets,
SIN @alO, am Mur, auf Stri8rn Idn9R Ssmis'
ben.
Dn fi9lF bu sulS, tab iensr, br Ssi&isSsn
2sbsnbis bir i'm 6srjsn aufoRsts,
Sn quft unN S6at!sn ipdrlt ru fcins Na6s,
llnb aus trn S9r6nsn blibt elm tisfrr 6rirNrn.
Sa a5ntr mu6 Der SObis bid bsBIsitsn,
rlm's Saupt Der S@msr3 geTtIdrunS latsr S&sin,
limb nbtrturr-benn bu balt iGR nls 3Gitsn.
Das 5T3 aud bat Iein Sacrn, no Der Stetn,
8Cm @ratt Iprtn9t, rem mir ben Staub nur
pdttrn,
l1nb mas bu stpis Isba. III epiS Orin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-11-11
(ltus Dem nNCutr0lif.
er s. c t 3 It.

,,@ir uerlpeleen ale ipie Die Sl6tter. -
Oas Slatt perpelft 3u elmer beitimmten n
3eit. G6 9ebt @ourb Die peritleoenen
Stufen feiner Gnttpidelun9 in re9el=
tn6Bi9er Sronun9. Sine Belt bat ee
&nofpen ju befommen, cine 3tit iib 5u
pntfalten, cine 3eit ieinen furien Som.
nerta9 Der &oufommenbeit Iu perlebcn,
uno cine 3sit 5u verpelfsn. Die 3eit
feines ScrweltIn6 uno obflaen5 1T be-
timmt uno 0etpiB. Stanoblft fdmpfet
Fs NIT ieocr Serdnoerun9 ocr Q8ittcruno,
m SonnenIbein rpie i'm Sturm bin9t ee
einem Mutteritamme an bis sur beItimm:
ten 3pit. 24enn Der fl69ldDe Son oc6
61erb(tpinet6 in ben 94aloGrn b6rbor
piro, uer6noern Die Sldttsr ouf einmat
bre Sarbe. g8GlOer, pists tauieno Meis
en- BON Cinanoer, jieben Su 9leitbEr 3eit
linen eelbcn Wantel an uno laiIen iib
>ur1 ben rauben Sturnwino ibre5
Sbmudes beraubsn, al6 uerltinSen iie
ub oen Spru6 ce6 Illmdhtj8tn: uOu
OUT oe5 SOoes fterben ~ gBpber ale
ieIe ReeelmiBi9feit uuo l(ebercinitim:
nun92 Saber, neil Elm Se9tiWs6 feline
beit bat, un0 oQes SorneD ncn unter Dem
oimmel feline Stunoe.
90 AUDI in 6iniibt oc6 WcnINcu. Gr
,eIfet pie Elm Slatt ju fencr beitimmten
'eit. @ott, Der einem SeoIn icin 3ieI
eleBt, ipribt ju ibnen nSi6 bicrbcr
no nibt weiter." Der MCnib b1rret
lie Sage Iciner teitimmten 3Nt ouf icis
E Geibe6erl0iun9, bic Dap icint SCrdns
eruna fommt, aber nitbt lGn0er. OG
SallfiIb fonnte Sonas nitbt perIUlins
en-, mob ooS Meer ibn cridufen, ebe et
en- Winipiten Die ibm 8eocbene Sotiboft
bsrliefert hattie. NUe YlQne ccr hos
aften Senoe Seiu, feincn 500 ia be.
bleunoen, idluDen fcbt, 70 Ian8e Die i'm
fatb1bluhe 8ottt6 be(tlmmte Stunot
ob nitbt 9cibla0en bate. aSeScr bit
,aulenocn Q8o9en be5 MittEImccrc6 ned
Ie 9ifti9an Srblan9en pon Mt,titl fpnn.
II Dauius tobten, 10 !anje CT nidDt pcl
m Safer 9efonoen. Wt ,Qiob mo9cr
it oaber fra9en: u0at Ger Ntnlb ni6I
inc beltimmte Seit auf Grber, imo nitl
ire Sage ipie Die eine6 Sa9dobnere 9
4, 8Utte6 2(u3en fabcn MID, od i'd n0i
lbereitet mar, uno iparen al,e Sage aut
in Su0 9elbrieben, ole cI rerbcn fol-.
n uno oerlelben nob fcincr ralpar, unit
bato mGine S0uoubv ob9ttauftu 1T
Fibt oieie5 iroiid)e 6UtteUblu5 ,uIam
en-. 60 perrplft Der McuT.9 ME sir
|latt ;u isiner 3eit. ,,@r bat feline be
mmte 3cit. Die 3obt ieiner Wonatt
Pb't bel Dir. Su BAIT Gin 3id 9eIeet
3 mir ni9t dter9rbtn." G6 1T elm
oenflihe Bobrbeit, Dap c5 ,,ocn Wen
pen 9eicet 1T, cinmat ju ittrbcn uni
rnab oa6 8eritbt." 0enn ct9leib nj
eoer oen Sag nob Gle Stunoe unierc
Coe6 pifcn, 70 miro mlcrc Sterbtjei
nip ni0t ou6bIcibcn, uno itot WinUtc
ouf oen Sittibcn bc5 @moc6 pabin
ct, brin3t iene perbdn9niBpolle Stunc
Der. .! Dap 8ott eincn SCoen teb
II m6bte, feline Sage jdblen, lie aus;u
ufen uno ouf Die @mi9feit an,mptn
II, auf cap er gu Der ibm bcltimmte
it m09te fcli9 itsrben f0nnen.
y. pauirI.
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Srpan'6 pulmonic 2Safers
Gntftrntr puitsn. @srtaltun9sn, pebsn 6Ott unr
Roubsit
Srpan'6 pulmonic 8afer6
Surirsn Nfbma, 8ronbitis uup lhwsres Ntb:
men.
Srpan'5 putmonic @dfer8
aurirtn 8IutpsiCu unc GdmeBen Ger 8ruf
Srpan'S pulmcnic 8afcr5
Euriren tE8iuncncs Nusicbrun9 uno eunssn:
arautbeiten.
Srpan's Yulmonic 8afer5
Suriren 5ritatirn Der 9Icuta unc SOnfIs.
Srpan's puImonic 8afers
Surirsn Die Cti9Cn ltnfaasl in ichn M0nutrr.
'Srpan'6 Qulmonic @afers
etne sine Ss9nun9 ,u allen SaiTtn unO GOnfi:
tuticusr.
Srpan's pulmcnic @aferS
sinc fsbr fbieNur fdr Gctatfsn unr SffsnHat
8rvan'5 putmonic @afer6
Sinb in elmer unibulNiesn germ uuS fbmsdIr
an9snebn,.
Srpan'6 Qulmonic Bafer6
Gutfrnsn ridbt nur alIsin. fcnrern tSpirtsu cine
oaufrncc Bur.
Srpan'6 pulmonic Mafer5
g1troen worroutjyt aN9rmstns 3ufriCrrnFtt J
aCttn.
Rtirt Sou"l,e lclIte cbns cine @cr rcn 8rpanI
VuIinrne QROfsrs i'm loouft. fiu.
Rsin 8tif,noer rbnt crcn @crratb rcn 8rpan'f
9ulmcnit lBafrs in fsincr Solhe.
RFi.,e 0,,rEnn u,irO Ih 10 frGubcn 05 SPrts fir
&rpon's pulmruit BSfsrs iu brjabrn.
Sob W1ofeS,
GiSentbdmtr, 81 GCrtonpt, StraBe, 81. y.
0(F G6enfaGs gu prtaufsn bsi Zen 0ru99iiHn
5chu y. Ncitr uuO 9annU uno O2artln in GUcn
taun.
TCbruar IL, 1868. nalr
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READING RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

e~er.:, m GREAT TRUNK LINE
'ls-ts5sa5sets:a from the North and North
West for Philadelphia, New York, Read
ing, Potsville, Lebanon, Allentown, Eas-
ton, &C., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia,
New York. Reading, Pottsville, and all In
termediae Stations, at 8 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
2.t5 A. NJ arriving at New York at 9.I5
the same morning.
Fares from Harrisburg To New York
S5.t5; to Philadelphia 1895; and 50 80.
Baggage checked through.
Returning, leave New York at 6 A. NJ,
10 Noon, and 700 p. NJ, pittsburgh Ex-
press). Leave Philadelphia at s.l5 A. NJ,
and $50 p. NJ.
Sleeping cars in the New York Express
Trains, through to and from Pittsburgh
without change.
Passengers by the CaItawissa Railroad
leave Tamaqua at $50 A. NJ, and 2.l5 p.
VI. for Philadelphia, New York and all
Way Points.
Trains leave Pottsville at 0 IS A. NJ,
and 2,30 p. NJ, for Philadelphia Harris
burg and New-York.
An Accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading at 600 A. NJ, and returns from
Philadelphia al 90 p. NJ.
ES~hll the above trains run daily, Sun
days excepted.
A Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 7.3O
A. NJ, and Philadelphia at 3.I5 P. NJ.
Commutation, Mileage, Season, and Elk.
cursion Tickets at reduced rates to and from
all points. &. A. NICOLS,
General Superintendent.
Anril % lSG3 n
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cit. 9i9cl'S Srief an Die beutIcbc
SpuOeuttUu tn SleOeldnb.

8en. Si0el mar befonntlih BON Den
litlben Unions Glub ju @Dilaottpbi1
Oele9at Jur oeutfben Gonpention in
eoetono 9epablt por0en uno mar aud
10. oieIe5 in iencr Staot Qnnefeno,
er leooD ourb anoermeiti0e @eIbd fte
FDnoert puroe, oen SiBun3en beijus
Ibreiben:
y SltStlanb, 10 Oft 1868.
Sn rtn grafosntsn Der bsutIam Guayntiun
in GlrusldnO, Or. @rsinsr.
Serr pr6focnt!
Die oeutfben Burger Wbilacclpbio' e
ben mir III elmer iDrer &Wiammlun
ole Gbre erpielen, mjb gum Oeleaa.
Der blslt9en @pnpention gu w66ler
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GrbQltet cure iSril0te !!

Sa srbatHt cure 6rdd,te auf icceu Sail ium Sc:
6roub burt cas- sanjc Sabr. @s miro taloe 70 ss
ipSbrlih meroen oils pts cas- rGubern unlsrGr Shin:
fen unp Srienltddcr. lin Stdbts wdbrrno oCm
aan3sn Sabre Su 9,njsfIrn, brauhlt eu rur cid nit
tintm fGlbi:fG9Ctnccn patcnt SLAP Srihtt: Sar rer
tbtn, Den eu Crhaltsn fannlt an 2tIGriaun Gbna:
Stchr, 30 6amitcn StraGs -uno lc9tt osnua
Srdhts in Der rCttcu 5rit Ciu nit roer cbur 3udtr
BCnn cbus 3uder, elm pfuuo 5udEr III birl6n9lih
fir eing Gjc[lonc Srrup.
Oa ole nahfroQ, fir Srdhts:Snrs i&hrIib IbnSu
,uuimmt. babs ih Gin pid 9rSgersr Srcd an banc
ais atpGhntih, urN wCree Den aan;su Wammu!h
Sfcd an fcTls ren pr;iitn abtofA:
Vtin sors uOn sq5O bis rs per 9uR OSsr SIS isrts
ouart 300 $50 l2
2 Qsint 3,2S lsO Is
, Quart 3,75 $40 90
Sclhs bte Srtthts occr Qidds rrrlan9Su, Surs
ccsr 8rttsIn. rpsroen Sslo e'paysn penn s fC9Isib
ftr eisfbs ftidsn, sbc eiCfe auf 6nno ole u,rtnuf
fnO, incsm uah Der iSei9tn Sctirun9 Die n6hltsr
hSbsr ~ itthcr fcmuen.
Gr&ereeFt rCn qIns nittt, 35 Sit 6aniItcn
5tra6s, ttuabs 9cssudtcr Der 0sutid:rcfcrmrtcn
atrh.
8. 6. 8ernoben.
Nuentauu. Suti l, 1863. natp
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Ditfs unfbab6orc gRtri,in III unftb,bar fir cis
otitun9 rem opcu Den fhmcr3baftsn uno 9efabrIi.
den 8rGntbCitCn, mGIhsn Die GcnRttuticncn ron
Sraurnitmmern untcrrcrftn fnr. Gle pcrmiu;
nert alIsn llstsrmaS uno entfsrut hIIs ,oinoernfC
-nnp auf etne fcfcrtt3s ptiIun9 fam man ild
Tbcr pcrla0ra.
SIR urrbsiratbett efrauen,immer
III eielelte 9oni bCloaosrs lh&star Sie trin9t in
ttner fur3Cn 3Git Die monalidsn perioosn auf eine
9epdr fthe BEtis on.
5ere 8ctte, prCis Gin Sboler, bat Den Rs9is
nnas Stamp ron SrcS6rittanttu ouf iitb, UNI sal
hun9en ju rcrbGttu.
SFin uOrft ID 0.
DiCfs ptGSn o0teu / d asnOmmEn psrocn in
ctn trci erften gRcn0len Ter Shnan9srIhoft in:
ccm oicfcIte Tdcrlid, cine unisti9s Ge6urt perur:
elmer icoeu anorrn Gelt9cubrtt aber
lino eisfsl6e pSa9 ilhsr.
Su allen SGGen pcn nsruSfrn uno Spnal=Infals
fen, Shmer,en in Dem &tdSn unb ben @liSbern,
oerjtcpfen, brlterids, H. no, btpirttn btCIs pil:
len cine 8ur, pcnn ollie anttre g0itte fsbl9ahlo:
9sn bubcn; unb rtIhOn Gin forfss osilmittsl, snt.
bottsn bte piHcn benucb tsin Gilsn, Galcmcl, I'm:
timrnn, nOh irseno etrpas font, ees esr Gcntitu;
lion IhabEt.
@cUs NuwsiIunssn tcfinbsn fib in een Tompb.
Tets um Die podassn, whbs pcbt oufFerobrt msr:
ben clItsn.
Sl.00 une 6 @cf:StSnlps in ciuen grjrf cin9C:
fhrfTsn. an irasno siusn autbcrifrtGn Q9rntcu &C:
fautt, idbert ir9euo S'mono cine 9ctttt, Cnt taenb
80 piGen. tsim 8ddtsbr Der grff ju.
NGsiui9cr a9cnt fir tie &srsini9tsu Staatsr
une bic GouoeoS. Sob @foGc6,
81 Cortland Strofe, q. ..
0tT @6srfaus ;u battn bel bcn Druao;ten So5n
Y1nfs Y,pNO ,om poN Dorfi, ;,,g ,pN,
2inbrrun9 in 10 Otinutcn.
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DenFlprucl,.

g4irf Du ssI&mdbt, IU i&ptisc baSu aiQ,
Du anosrll ni6ts baran:
Der I6ls6te 9lautt Sc&, tpaS er nil,
Der Dumms, mas rr fam.
Der Sluse I6peist Der @ute fsdtt 81,
llnb Dsirn 0r9, BEN rs6tsn. ranplr Du.
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2ie 0efcbdfte,

wsrbsn BON Dem llntsrSd6nsn auf alIsintss
Rshnuna fvrtaesibt. unp sr psripri6t 4Is, rrsl6t
bn nit itrsr sunbI6aft bsrbrrn. UClItcmmrn ,u
btfrtcossn unb ciss pur& bilise grstis, sutsn
5if6, quite Ssttsn, quite gstrdnts sutsn Stua'
tns&t. autss Seu, autsn Safer. Ii. +, no, u. +. D.
8ufst an unc itr psrbrt aIcs srGutr nod Der.
iprs&rn finNm.
Dennis g8. 6cab.
SftCtGr 2i. 1863 rq4w
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@eIeQI1aftS : Aufl6iun9.

gla6ri6t mirN tiSrmtt sr8etsn, bab Die felt r'
niger 3st Der, ;plGtn BEN lntryihneten In on
Statt @asntaun, 9rha Gaunip, tsiiantsne ST.
I&dfts. gntinOuna, In Dem @a1nirtts'@ '@tlGGft,
am 6!Cn October bur6 tribTfdttae @inptli8un8
aufaelGl worbm IN. 9Iae Dtreri8sn batr
prlde nod an btIaste 5trma I6uIesn, rusresn
aufarforcet am aItrn StanOplabs ansurufsn unO
ab,utr,atlm. llnb ioI6s bic NOD reftmG6t8s
5crberunern tnttn m6scn fTnnsn ibre 8rGnunSsn
stsnbaislb1 fir SsSubIun9 stnbGnbissn.
Gbarles S6aaot,
Dennis g4. Soab,
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gfotb, Grin, @!an unb @eIb

g8iyb wShsutli6 ssfir6t; uno uer etuas gu far
ben bat III etn9t0ttu bic Nrtiiei gu trin9Cn nab Be
Wm,aantr 1tVrmaraIa aIatipy 80 r... II
s.. @abriel.