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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

count OF absence ofswitnesses. The eprisoner
was surrendered by his bail and failing to
get other bail was lodged inJail.
B.S. Fair was appointed by the Court
without opposition as constable of Forkston,
there being tie vote for that office at the
late election.
COMMON PLEAS.
Z. H. Robinson Us. the Tunkhsnnock
Steam Boat association. Action-Debt for
labor done, and materials furnished in paint
ing Steam Boat. Case tried. Verdict for
the Plaintiff for $169,33.
Henry Evans rs. Cyrus Lord. Action
ejectment. Verdict for Plaintiff for land
claimed.
John Brungess Us. John and Samuel Sto-
n.y. Acknowledgements for slip of land
along the line between their respective farms.
Case tried Verdict for Plaintiff.
c. d. Foster of Wilkesbarre, and Alfred
Hand of Montrose were admitted to practice
law in the several courts of this county.
One or two causes were put over for want
of time TO try them.
Court adjourned on Saturday afternoon.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

ES To this administration, which has
trampled under foot the rights of States and
of citizens which has obliterated State lines
and erected new Commonwelths in defiance oil
the Constitution which has nullified the
decisions of the Supreme Court, recklessIy
squandered the money and lives of our people
bankrupted the treasury, annihilated one
grand army and is rapidly destroying another
to this corrupt, faithless, arbitrary and
imbecile administering, which has taruished
the honor and threatens the very life tf the
nation, no lover of his country can adhere.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
Bribery Defended.

The abolition press has shown ite true COL
ors in Its. mendacious championship of the
most monstrous schemes of bribery and cor
ruption ever practised in a christian country.
Let the honest men of Pennsylvania remem-
ber that the abolition press calls the defeat of
bribery blot upon our State. They talk
about the recent attempt to purchase qouh
money majority in the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature, as though it was an iDestimable right
of theirs in the exercise of which they should
not be disturbed !! Is it not most mon
strous I? And to put the climax to their au-
dacIty, they even censure and slander honest
men for laborirg to defeat this most shameful
scheme of bribery and fraud
Honest men of whatever party: Could
you have believed that men. ath0se souts are
bldckenef 1rHh the ruin and 1piunder of your
country, would have gained such boldne>s
as to claim the right to bribe your represen-
tatives and to denounce as "bloodtubs" and
shoulder bit:ers" /" with beared eyes," al d
"Fillainous countenarc ces," those. who by
their voices and their presence demanded
honesty and integrity on the part of those
who represent you? Yet, such is the action
of the Harrisburg Telegraph, Sunbury Ga
zette and other abolition sheets. We direct
our readers to the statement of member in
another column, and trust that all honest
men, putting their trust in God and the in
tegrity Of the toiing masses, will unite to
overthrow and forever crush this monstrous
audacity from the honored soil of our native
State.
Freemen of Pennsylvania Shall bribery
and fraud, after having fattened to giant pro-
portions upon the punder ola treasury re-
pienished by your sweat and toll, lift its hy-
dry head and brow beat virtue and honor
from your presence We put the question
TO you and ask you to answer it at the ballot
box in October, next.-Sunbury Democrat.
IL Gold 10 now quoted al 81 ,524 in
L
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
QUARTER SESSIONS.

mcnwealth Us. Wm. White. Indct.
ment Assault and Battery with intent to
Ravlsh Eucy-Myrtle Prosecutor-Bill Ig-
nored and county to pay the costs.
Com. rs Jesse Darrick- Indictment. Lar
ceny. VIM. Blackman Prosecutor True
Bill. The prisoner having broke Jail and es-
capped, was not tried.
Com. as A. j. Gardner and A. Colvin, su-
pervisors of Clinton Fndictment-not re-
pairing Bridge. Proof made that the Bridge
complained Of, had been repaired and was
now in good condition. Nolle proseque en-.
tered by leave of court upon payment OF
costs by the Defendants.
Com. rs Henry Ellsworth. Indictment
Nuisance in obstructing road This case was
tried and a verdict of not Guilty, rendered.
County TO pay the costs.
Com. Us Henry Myrtle. Chsrge-Paying
VIM, White, Pros. Case adjourned on ac.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

IL T. c. Callicott, renegade Democrat,
has been elected Speaker OF the House o
Representatives of New York, and that body
is now organized after a contest OF several
weeks. His honors nor his pay will not COM
pensate him for the loss of confidence repos-
ed in him by his constituency, whose will he
has disregarded and whose interests he has
betrayed. His is the doom of traitor.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
algW aDOertjsement5.
THE MAGIC Time observe
. ENG HUNTING AND 0PEN FACE. OR la
- OR GENTLENAS's WATCH COMBINED.
The Perfection of Mechanism.

} ENG A HUNTING AND OpGY FACE. OR Lb
- OR GESTLEMAy'S WATCH COMBINED.
One of the pretiiest, most 'onvenient AMI des,
ly he best and cheapest timepiece for genera. :,
reliable use, ever offered. 1t has within it lnl /
nected with its machinery, its own winiing az
ment rendering key entirely unnecessary
eases of this Watch are composed of two mea> .
outer one being fine l6 carat gold. 1t has W.
proved ruby action lever movement, and Is W''s
ed an accurate timepece, Price, superbly en,n /
per case of a half dozen, S204, 90. Sample Hssy
ia neat morocco boxes fo' those proposing to ~ ~
wholesale, S35, sent by express, with bill pays~.
delivery. Soldiers must remit payment in aR'
rs we cannot collect from those in the Army 4
dress
HUBBARD BROS. & Co., SOLE IMPoRrESS
Cor. NASSAU q JOHN SrS, NEw-lo@
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

think hejuS wanted their ID pomi..
ton Cor effect, which was not true
declared he would not Have their noniD,,;.
and a defeat for the whole Legislature. s.
of course | consented, and the voting mr..
was.Eoluntarily raised $4,000. Patts,..s
sgid the gentleman who would wait m -
there was DR.. Fuller, of the Senate, who vo,,
be present as soon as was ready to recsi,,
him. / said that all was right, but mr..
now be convinced that the money was ~
right too. Patterson then hurrledly SHOW
me large bundle of notes, which he r.n,s
sented as being the final payment. He A..
sured me the day before | should have II,
hand money, and again on Tuesday morpn,
said could have it. / told him | deemed
better, on reflection, not to have it about m.
inasrnuch as there might be row after II.
election, and | said | would trust it to them
Patterson and Cameron,) knowing them ,o
be honest. Patterson again assured me IL.
hand money was down in the safe, and 70
gether with the residue, should be fortbcon.
ing as soon as the election was over. 0m,,
here state it did not Gomez Cameron then
said his carriage would be at the State Can.
tai Bank after the election, and | should
come right down and 60 over to his house sri
remain there while. This, of course 7
agreed 10, (but did not)
Now, then, all things being arranged, D,
Fuller was ushered in by Patterson. Them.
PRODUCTION completed, | said: doctor,
presume ! understand the object Of this in.
t rvew." H then said: /" am Chairman
of committee appointed by the Republcsr
caucus to wait on you to see whether yov
woul vote for Cameron" | said Yes.
assure you that if yoh nominate Genesr
Cameron (pointing to the old Winnebagoly. y.
!ng on the bcl,) it Will be all right" H,
said: " You give me that assurance?n
said Yes" Then DR.. F. said, You need
have no fears of personal danger, or anythin,
Of that scrt. We have made every provisi,.
~ meet al uallSeF. 1DuS lne laSL scene n
this strange farce ended. Simon assured n.
that he would be ever grateful, and hot
he will.
1t is proper here to say that, during tth
entire adventure with Simon and his agents
my colleague, DR.. Early, w. A. Wallace, The
senator from Clearield, and Robert Vaughn
the proprietor Of the Pennsylvania House,
this city, were in the secret, and DR.. Earr
especially, knew constantly what was goin.
on,
In one of my interviews with Pattersm
on the cars gong to Reading, he said in ca4
there should be any investigation grow out
of transaction he would be the only witnea
that knew anything about it, and he w0u.
swear falsely and put it through
In regard to the dates given in the abOn
statement, as made no memoranda at Due
time, cannot be certain that they are COT
rect, but believe they are.
7. JEFFERSON BoYER 4
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

@ The army of the Potomac is yet in
camp. Gen. Burnside has resigned its COM
inand, and Gen. Joseph Hooker Of Mass, ap-
pointed in his place. Gems. Franklin and
Sumner it is rumored have been relieved of
their commands. Their successors are not
named.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
Court Proceedings

The January term of Court in this county
commenced on Monday last. Hon. VIM. Ell
well Presiding with Samuel Roberts, Nathen
Wells associates.
The Grand Jury were called and sworn :;
and the very able charge published else
where was given them.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
THE Confessions AND ETPIID|

OF a = NERVOUS INNALIp
Published for the benefit and as caution . +
men, and others, who suffer from Nervous W
Early Decay, and their kindred ailments-susri, n,
the means of self-cnre. BY one who cured :. 4
after being victim of misplaced confidence ~ ~
cal humbug and quackery. By enclosing . FL
directed envelope, single copies may be n,' a
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, BediGlGu, nG,
County, New York yZn-fF
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF b'
SEXES.

AREvEREND GENTLEMAN HAVlNug,,i
restored to health in few days, after unas,s
the usual routine and irregular expensive a,sI /
treatment without success, considers 1t DIS -" Nj
ty to communicate 20 his afflicted ielIo" ~
the means of cure. Hence, on the receiPs
dressed envelope, he will send (free) SVtI no
prescription used Direct to DIR JOIN ~ r2uf
l6e Fultou Street, Brooklyn, New lofA
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

Address of Judge EiweIl to the Grand Jury
of Wyoming County, of January Term
1863.
TUNKHANNocK, Jan. 20 1863.
Hon VIM. ELWELL:
The undersigned would re-
spectfuly request copy of your charge to the Grand
Jury of this County delivered yesterday for publ
cation
Respectfully &c.yours.
R. K. Little VIM. NJ. Piatt
Harvey Siekler P. NJ. 0sterhout,
ID. Foster, Geo. S. Tuition,
Elhanan Smith, A. K. Peckham,
J. Dewitt, F. G. Ross,
r. P. Ross.
TUNKKANNoCK, Jan. 20 1863,
GENTLEhES:
In compliance with your request
herewith hand you copy of my charge delivered to
the Grand Jury yesterday. 1t was designed to be
merely epitome of the duties of Grand jury
You at liberty to it to be published if you
think proper.
Very Respectfully, yours &c.
W ELWELL.
Messrs. r. R. LITTLE ant Others
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8. NJ. Pettengiil & CO.--No. 81 PARK Row
NEW York, & STATE ST. .BosToN, are our Agents
fo- the B. Democrat in those cities and author
lied to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest Rates.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

L The following brief letter from tl
army, though not OF :ginaliy intended Il
publication, was sent us by the friends oftn
writer, some lime since, but through an over
sight Of ours, has been deferred until the pre-
cnt
CAMP NEAR BELLS PLAINS Va,
Dec. 23rd 1862
DEAR FATHER AND MOTHER BRoTHEE
AND SISTER:
write You these few linesr
inform you OF my safety, hoping they ma
find you all well. am ashamed that bsT'
not written you before. havn't written 3
any one but Jane. We have been in hir
fight. Our loss was very heavy. The @
of the Rebels is unknown. The balls aH'
shells few ali around me. think on.
to be thankful to and do thank God tina
came out safe, while so many poor feloFi
lost their lives, leaving friends to mourn iss
hard fate. hope this war will be setis
without any more fighting, think itUs
never end by fighting.
The weather. just now, is pleasant, ba!
has been very cold for us, lying on the gron'
suppose You think We must suffer tbsc
weather, but you can have no idea oi y
we endure without a trial. | have had F
good health Stree we have been here. IVf
you to write as soon as You get this and
me how you all get along. Good bye
You all.
Your Affectionate Son and Brother,
ELIAS HrNKlr
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IL Gold is now quoted at 81, ,524 in
New. York.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28
Abolition Patriotism.
HONEST MEN
READ!
$4,000 in the Market
ATTEMPT TO BRIBE A MEMBER OF
THE LEGISLATURE,

Astounding Developments.
GEN. CAMERON'S OPERATIONS TO
EFFECT HIS ELECTION TO THE U.
S. SENATE.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

Messrs. r. R. LITTLE ant others.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-01-28

Governor Parker of New Jersey, in his in
address delivered few days since
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
Shtce BON SAP GDDfe,
GMbfcriptiOn Qlaenf.

SupIcrtpttou N9ent,
Bel Sap GSofe unb Co.. 8anuutsrs, SO. ia
iib 3ts Strabe, pbilaoelpbia.
Der untsr;sIGnste wurbe bonn S6asletretSr
ansefslt, ale SutieripttCnsNssnt. une 10 bsrit
lceIsi& bic
yteuen 5ipan5i9 Sabren prof. 8oneen
pOn ben 8srsints. Stnaten ausaullelen, aenannt
.,6Gnf>3 3wanjigsr, einlBsbar mad Btlebsu Der
8ssIGuns, mad gsrlauf UOn 5 Satren, autboe
rifrt bm6 eIne afte bss GOnsrstTes, stnsHmlat
Sebruur 25, 1862.
Die Coupon BCnbOn iUsrben ausssssbtn BON
$50, 300, $500 unb $1,000.
Die Heetftr Bcnben In Summtn BON $50,
800, $500, $1,000 mb $4,000.
Die iatrlI6t SutersRen Der 6 YrUJ. beginner
am Gage bes antaufs unb fnb satlbar In @OIb,
taIttdtrli&, unb brinssn alIC mad ben tebiaen
@UIb'pramisn, adt Present jabrIid,.
Sausrn. &aufIsuts, Ns@aAes, gaptalIRsn,
uno aIlt bic @elo 5u DsrIfiben babrn, 1OIIten pl.
fen unb btbrnfrn. ba6 bieIe GOn6sH In sDIrfll@.
tstt ale erftes WRcrteagt auf ale GElenbabnrn,
&andIfn, Bantfcds unb SiGrteiten baftst, tpIt
aud auf bic unsstrusrR SrUbuitsn BON aIIsn ga.
brttweIen, etc. Inn QanOe. limb baf btnreinenbe
9CrtstEnnsea setrCfen linb fir bic 8slatIuns bn
Sntrsfsn unb 6auptfamms, bur& Gustcm5Sae,
Nssils' 'Stdmps ant sintslmil&sr Rtpsnusn, ma
den bItle 8cnbtn bic
Seten, neift portbeilbafteiten unb meift
popul6rtten Snpefments i'm Warft.
Sublcriptirnsn psrben an In IsaaI Zen.
oersyloten, cter Noten unb Gbeds BON Banlen
ote In philadelphia par finb, angncmmen. I'm.
teTlGreiber 6ur& bic Yo(f rsrben prcmpte Bebtes
nuns ertaltsn, unb ttbt austunit unp erplana.
ttonsn ssesbsn, psnn man In birlsr Office pUr'
lprGt.
Stn tinIdnsliGsr gcrrat6 bon 9Unbsn ptrben
an 5ano sstaItsn far GCfortiss rlsbsrlIsfsruns.
saD G0Ufe, euttriptsns1ssut.
'Ncosmber IL, 1862. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

Dienitaes ben I7ten Mdrs ndbIfeus,
um IL tlbr Wittass, IOa am 6aul. brs psr(lcr.
bsnen @ @soFssR OdtI, In Norb. 0teitbulI
Edunf&tp, estba Gauutp, SfsntII& Ssrtauft psr.
ben, ndmli6 Era
Cine Sut. 5suIsttsrH init G&smsI, gtrOb.
banf. SdsblSds. A Bsitsu .unb Bettlabsn, elm
2df&rdut, stlGs, Gint Ulil&I&rant, StatIs
S6nte, &c&' unb 5OIj Ssfsn NIT Roer, tup
fernr uno giientsfd. 5ausutr, Sadubr, stns
5Iints, S&IsifRtins, DrumIdst, IG6is belm gdr.
rel, 3dbT unb Stdnusr, Safer, Ynan,srunttu.
rrn btIm 9ufGsI, 90 garbs Carpet, 3 gntbdls
Der SldtnatUn Bride, unb IcnR Hc@ aIs.!si
5auss unO Sii&sn @tratbl&aftsn, su psitlauf.
tis Bu rnsIbsn.
Die 9scinsunssn am gsrFuufstas. unb guf.
wartun9 BON
Senri6 &odel.
SObn e. StodsI, 1fbm'Ors.
Douio pfaff,
Ssbruar 25. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11

~ untonoile, Sed)a Sauntp,
Der llntsrI6rIsbsRs ssist blsrmit Isinsn Srsun.
ben unb sinem alSsmsinsn gublifum erssbsnR an,
0aB er zine nsue Rutl&enmu6srsI in uniUnUIlIs,
esha @auutS, anssfnnssn BAT. allDO sr bsIt6nbis
auf 5anb bdlt unb auf BslsIluns prompt pnfrrs
tiesn ruirb, uIls Nrtsn RutIGen. Bdssn, @usslss
unc aIIs anOrrs S5ubrpsIrn bic In Isin Sad 9sbSs
rrn. bIe sr an ben allsrbiIIslEn preiIsn ablaiItn
ptrp. 9n belen nsusn Rutffsnmadsrsi perbrn
nur bic bsffn WaterIalien unb Vcn ben brlisn
artsttsr unssaeIlt. Nan trifft INNER cine srOb &c
Iustoabl 8ubrwflrn tti tbm an, pUraus Sebsr.
maR ii4 als;rt lutten Fam.
gU Blsparaturen psFbsH prompt unb bilie
bsiOrst.
Snosm ttr Gtssntbamer (fin Us(66ft panf1iG
dntTetbt, unb Ieine 6dhr3euesn an Dauertaftia.
tet. S6Snbst unb BilIisfsIt feinfn anbern i'm
Staat naaistsn 10 barf sr pUH Rshtsbalttr auf
etnsn ltbsvuIsn gntbsil Der SifsntII&sn RunbI6aft
re6nsn. -
0iram Beers.
uHtunUls, apriI 2, 1862. ua1S
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Sefentlif6er g5erfanf

zines fh6sbaren 8auerei Stcfs.
DOnntrRds ben t2tsn unb 19trn Wdr, 1863
I'M 10 uRr gcrhittass, fOa am Saule bee TN.
trrf&rd6sntn, In S6lmsrsSIlIs, ae6a Gauntp
tsIssn0er werttpoae 8luTsi.Stpd auf BfentIidb
50 gsnsa Ssrfauft werbsn, n6mIiG:
Ss&s pfrbt-n6mIt& sIn portrsflI&ss brau.
nes SamiIisH pftrb, swsI pOrtrsffIi&s braunt
5a~tmabrsn. unb bret CUTE S6affpfrbs ein
bTaunse 2.idtrtses Sdllen, elm braunes unp elm
9sIbss 1'idbrtets SltIen, 8 S1ate, A bacon mil
FdIber unb bapon R 0bnSarbe, 8 Rfn.
Der, 1 rapon' TOtn Sarbe, etn uortrsffIi6.r ROtn
SuQ, q Sabre alt, 5 e6ufrsS&reIne, eines ba.
Don elm 5a6tfdpsta, bret 4.@auIswassn. 2 ba.
bon 9srnes 10 gut aIc neut. 2 8pbY NIT SprisasI
sne Dsds, 2 Sst 0assnbUaro, 2 paar 6ru.
lstt'rn niit SHemeI, 70 gut pie neu, 6 pfIaas. 8
eas0n bstnabs nsa, 2 Gseen, @sIl&tcrn.Gaat
SuIttUdtOr, S&aufelpFus, Dret&maI&ins unS
yttreseswalt. 70 gut pIs neu, Rtrmen une
SAattleE, zine patrnt Dtnbmi6Ie, DsIf6Eoru.
@eIsr unb StrObl&nsibsr NIT pferbeaeuaIt, etns
neae ertra CUTE roppsIte DaISe, owet quite 5uIa.
L@lttten, 4 8alEf&littsn, @sf6trr far 8 pfsrbs, 6
glusssfiHirFt, 6 8lIsssnnset, etn Eubrs gattsI.
Slmtte Hnh 8linbtalftsrn, pFuss.un6 DCppeIts
tftnsn, Hsits s3dums, Sru@lreff, GrasIsnle, Gdna.
siee@Fr, 3 Dlussuaassn, 8 BOrssrTaasen, 2
s1nta@s ettonuaaseH, 5anftsrfettf, G&ifbtoI,.
sSaetnDnes, Spsrrtstten, Rau-Gpsrre. 6iatsfs
fn' VaulspOpeIn. tin anjabI wfrttSOIIfr Sat-.
elm. S6dtteIsahsIH unO Rr@fn. S@ippen, 6eb.
dlsn. Gruttadsn. Hebfl elmer srOeen gtrf&ie6sn.
pslt anhsrsr artiEeI gu umfdnbII& ,u msIbrn.
Die SsotnsHnssn am gsrfaufRuss unb auf.
wartuns pOn
@barIes 9. S6eimer.
Stbrudr II, 1863. .r mann
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11

saH9t Su Heaotn9 an LILO 6UU lE,UI
Die Grains perbinben gu Reabina init ben pbils
aostpba uno Rsaoius Grains na6 uub non 6srris
burg, pehsptlIe, uno 2amaaua unb philadelphia,
uno ~ aaentcwn NIT ben eetba 2baI Grains mad
uno pcn GsupOrf. Hbsr bic Central Gifentabu ron
@su' Ssrfep. uno philadelphia absr bic @Orbspsnns
fpIpania Gifen6abn.
Sire. I nno fno Die Sftlihen une rpefilidbeu
Sroins, obne Bebfd swiibsn pitisburs uHo S1sus
Dcrt, utt els9anten Shlafs Sorren, rpelte bIos ;u
6orrisbur9. eebanon, 8sooins. epOns, aasntOwn,
Setblebsm. GoltOu unb anbsrn bauptpldssn anbal:
ten. Disfe Grains MAIDEN cine birsffe 8erbiubuua
~ 6arristurs init ben S16rolihsn Central Giftns
fsntabn GrprsB 1rnins nadb uub pcn Baltimore,
9Bafhin9ten, Sunburp uno gBilIiamspcrt. gu bars
rtsburs piro ebsnfas cine @er6inbuus ssmadbt nit
grains ouf Der Cumberland 1bal Gilsn6abn far
SarltsIe, &bamberstur9 uuo 6oeerstopn.
SO. uuo a fno bic poit.Srains uno baltsn on
an allen Stationen, uuo $40 uno fno bic Grs
prsB:Sroins jwifheH 6arrisburs uuo SleupOrt, Oh;
ne Wecbfd bsr 8arren, uno MAIDEN 6aIt an alien
Stationen, aussenommsn III Surtis uuo SRsrstOrOn
Die gBsitIids 2rains, SO. 8. unb 2, Dsrla1en
Neupcre tdeth. (GOnntaes ousosr 0mmen) un
ubr Worasns, IL 01itta9s, uno Absnps, dno bic
Osltlt6e Grains, SO. /, 6 uub 9 Iansen bort an nm
1880 @crmitiaas. @ Slahmittuss unb 1918 as
bsnos. G6naro Wf. SIOmer, prsf't.
Ncpsmbsr 20, 1862. no
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OaS S6ldteeG6dft.

Oas S&Idtssl6dft wIrb bur& ben llntsr,s6.
nstsn fOrtssltst prrbsn, Der INNER an 3daen.
bu6's @aatauIs anJutrtfsn Iti. CT III berslt
itbs Sualitdt Su lisfsrn fir Dsdsn. unb iuirb Dem
DO6otden. @sI&dft Islbit obwartsn in allen bs1sn
3wtissn; ct IN elm pruttii6sr Dtdsr, NIT Sitlrn
Subrtn grfabruns In benz @rf66ft. CT bait
aaSstt Gin srObss Enforcement BON SGlGt on
Dem Gllsntaun @Iisnbatn Depot, an 6anb.-
Der S6Idt wdunntirt tr bde sr bon @iGiams'
btasn blue Nountdin Sru6t'' Icmmt, rpls or
pom 6rn. Srd ssbaIttn wurbf. Die arbtit bic
u annimmt, pirO auf bic alltrbfRt Ransr psr.
riGtrt. uno an ben nisbrlisn prsIfen aIs biz
3sItsn 10 nur tvlaubrn. : ..-....T-|
@otlisb Sertoe.
alsntaun, gldrS /, 1868. nu6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11

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aIs ts - ane sr fam fir bsisn Site biirsen, bu
eaHsIbt untsr lsinsr sIssutn GufF&t hur& bic
bsffsn @rbfttsr aufssmaGt pOrben Ii-unb bic
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blis ssfunben welom.
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eF tOfft, burb biliss prtIbe, CUTE Bebisnuns unb
quite sDaarfn immerbin, nit frntm antteiI Der
GunR bss pubIIEums btttrt gu wrrbtn.
Reubsn Sieeer.
Mutntauu, Jeb.. 49, 1858. nQbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-11

Aatr ArttH Stdble,
oIs S&auteIaabIe bon ben
tlsinfisn bio gu ben srS6tsn,
@ulRCn GtGbIs. GansRb.
StabIs sswSbnli&s StdbIs,
SsttssS. 70 ME ale @sten
Rinbsr StiibIr aul Sanb
halten ipirb. = erin deoen.