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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
Henry Stricken.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in For
eign and Domestic Liquors, of
.f.sa all kinds.c.sr-sc.,. -zs, .
ALso-GR0 0CERIEs OFs EVERY VARIETY.
His Liquors all inspected, and may be relied upon
pure. gus 3l]tt4 iiS % iAfft tS'. - -'5. y
9 East Winter Street Delaware opposite CIppenser &
Co IS Lumber Yard. oct 80 1s6S-6u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
NEishler's Patent Horse
# va HaU Fork ID H-v7i

FE best Supplement- ever ventedfor unloading hay
4 with ease and despatch-took the 1St premium at
the State Fair at Cleveland last fall, all others
For sale by Asa5sa
Nay 90 1858. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15

wEITTEg roE TEE DZLzw4RE GAZETTE
OR BOYS II TIE EREY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
PorIg Lard con
Window Glass.

YUsT rsssivsd good stock of Best City
Dse8,'59.1s e. c. C.cHAGBKRI1iNI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
CURE
THE
PEOPLES
CURE qs5. Z 5:

have used the Peoples Cure' in my family with
great benefit cases Of Scroula and Salt Rheum and
have recommended it frequently to my friends, all OF
whom believe have been benefited and most Of them
entirey cured by IT,. ~ Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
CURE Fever SsFs: Sore.

u
Two OF ouI subscribers-one OF them afflicted with
bad Fever Sore the other with Rheumatism-haEing
seen the advertisement Of the PEOPLES Cure in this
paper purchased the medicine and now after having
JhOrD2ly tred IL eport US, recommending u most
heartily as thorough remedy in their case--Edtors
Christian Advocate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15

nave been feeble health since the birth of
my boy, who is twelve years old have had
many treub didculties, all this time, uniting
me for every kind labor and destroying almy COM
fort. Last summer commenced taking the Peoples
Cure' and have used four bottles and am almost
a well woman. NY difficulties have nearly all d;sap-
pearcd and feel cheerful and happy.
MRS. CATHARINE DEWAID,
Tl-nssr,al-ar Gnndel AIlnv- nhnra Tllnner ST
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
-Dressmaker, Goodel Alley, above upper St.
T,rlnrllf nctnl1.r .O 1862 y -

81 For sale in Delaware by STARR L BRO. and 3.
CoBNELL c. CROSBY, General Agent Noa 255 Main st
Buffalo, \. Y to whom all orders should be addressed.
December IL, Is63.-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
BUEEAEO EESTuGOEgX
GIIRE
CureSisn.
sheumat

Ny wife has been suffering from rheumatism OF an
u1ammatory character for about SIX or seven years
sometimes very aeuteIy About the first Of june last
she commenced trying the Peoples Cure and ccntin
le take it some three weeks In days after she
conmeneed swelling and stiffness or her joints bad
very materially lessened and in three weeks had dis
appeared altogether.
THoNAs POLLOCK, lat " !. H. eIsnpy,s.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-01-15
aUEst Receivedz
GROCERIES 7PROVISIONs
PLOWs. PLOWS.

TUsT RECEIVED, another invoice of -GILL's
j CELEBRATED COABI&ATiONa PL0BSS, fer sale 81
ne1ufactsrers prices for sasb.rs
March Is 76I .-ftf. C. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30

Nn9efla9 puroen @br Q Began uno
=Spbn aeri9an ppn Der granbiurp, pom Spbr
Smith, eiuem 9eierteur, Gelo inter fall6em
ScrponO crIangt gu baben.
fNa6 Sprreft Salt 8rilpn wur=
ben fplgcnOe gtusreiber geididt; GN Mtardp,
2 &egt 8eroan'S S6arfidlben; Nbrabam Set
dunn, 3 Wtih; Sbeppore Cummings, Gep 8
8rott unp Gee 8 Sateman, 125 $50 3est.
+9eicrteure perbaftet: Son Capt
Sdeeb'S GebetmppliSilten ipuroen fplgenoe 9ez
~ierteurc einsebradt: 9ti6 9ugbes, "a NO He9t,
Wfidael a(apgbtpn, u g. st. Snf., Sa5 Mober,
/ 06 Gap, Spbn Gger, / 9egt 8. g., George
Sullcr, a R0;9 9wper, 5 $50 9lrt; @ CIR
rap, Z Mo; Sphn Spfpn, / SD Gao; Slu9uit
0helnlnger, II ga 9tegt,a
Na6 Camp Gbale, Obip.-14O 9ez
epupolesccnten 1no 9eiertelrc ipurben geItern
infer elmer 8ude pom Snpalioencorps ulo unz
Ter @pmrianoo pom a2ieut. Stpper pom Camp
9iitribution na6 Camp Gbuie gebraht, I'M i'll
ibren 0iegimentern int 8eiten SuriidSutebren.
S ali6esaG t.-Sor &ur5em erz
gaben iid 5 Mann ppn Mtpicbp'S Commando
.freiwiuig. 9abei ging bas @eriidt, ais wdre
Wioiebp nit ieiner Sanpe lta9 Marplano iiberz
9eiebt. 9ardn 1T aber gar tcin @prt pabr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
Wenrres aus Garnho.

Stem Oprt, %. San. Ser 9ampfer
4~uf1alalian lit nit gfahri6ten aus 2iperppol
angetomlneu.
England. Die I'M 8etreff pes &ebeIlen<
ihiHe8 @appubannpd fir @ictrr gefibrte llnz
teriu&ung bat 9rOBe 9flidtpernadIdiigung ge@
ipifer 8eamten in SbeerneB uno @erebung Der
Acknowledgements burb pieleIben SIT Sage 9e@
iDroert, 9ie 9tegiertng beialpB BEN 6altpt=
tbdter, etnen OberzSngenieur &antbIe, 9eri6tz
LID gu Oerfplgen: berjelbe tpuroe inter cine bobe
8irgihait 9elteIIt. Geaen Die anOeru lit bis
iebt nod feline geridtliGe &erfrl9un9 eingcIeitet
moroen.
Der 9an1pfer Germanid BON Southampton
uabm mebrere GanOnen pom idperIten GuIiber
fir Die g. Ct. 0iegierung all 9pro.
9rei Beripnen tpuroen Dor oa$ 2iperpopler
BpIijeigeri4t tuegen 9tnperbung fir bic 3ebeIlen
~gelaOen. 9mr elmer erI6ieit, oe1ien Shulo
uQdgemieien uno Der inter 8irgi6aft aelteQt
plrOe. Ser Gertbeioiger oeS 2tngeflagten De-
n%un5irte Ole in bem Sal SIT Sage 9etommeue
f6oerate 6piena9e III Den ~itdrtlten Nusz
oriden. -
6runtrci6. Die 0ppultiplS<Repe int
Corps 2e9jSlatjf baben in 8ariS geranlairang
iu beunrubigenben @eri6tcn qeqebcn es bieE
Der aaiier flble iih b66lidp beleiDigt - uno e$
wuroe non einem StaatStrei6 aeiprpden. Ser
aaier fol- in elmer Hebe geidgt BADEN, vbaB
GQtt 6ranfrcid gu pffenbar bei6ibe, rnt Dem
0eiit oe5 &bicn SIT erlaIben, cine 49itation
anjufaden. Hs1
Die 3elignatiQn eeS belgii6et Wliniteriltrts
beltdtigt f6. IN
Sic bdntf6e Srage. Ser &oniq bat
ith in elmer ttrSen 8eOe perpfidtet sic bdltiz
i&en &e6te 5u pertbeibigen. . IS e
Oeitrej6 nno 8reuBen baben ant Sunoestqq
5aritte far cine frieolide 8eilegnng bes bdr,iz
iaen Streit8 getban. 8eioe baben Dem 8unz
6eStag gum Sroe bcidIpiieu, S6leSnigz6plitein
SIT bcieBen. za a-s- aa- sag aaa a
g%eeuefsS. sss ,sss .
8arl&rubc, 1G. San. 9as Minlterrtnt
bat beidIofel, Gle 9trmee aui ben GricqSfuB
81 ftellen. Sie baoiiaen @eiaroten in 8ien
uno Berlin linp %iuitruirt, ienen 0tdhten 8prz
iteIltngen 9egen ibre beabi6tigte BeieBung pen
56le@mi9 81 MADDEN.
8ieI 16. San. Ser 6ersog Sricori6 bat
cine Population Der Geiltlidteit ppn !6pltein
empfangen. al.
Der 8efebI, ous 66IoB @pttOrp gu rdiumell,
1T 5urildqenpmmen pproen. =
ice.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
Ger. Staaten GrUBluec oe6 N%erbefcr=
ten Srbens Der 1tnnbb. &riiNcr.

as1l e6s-Gn0ent-gDdbrEett. seF
Gs NTH hermit tsfannt 6slnd6t, ta6 bic Ser. Stdnten
GrpBipse tes@. 8. Il. 3. tire jdbrliGe SiBung an Wrn-
tug ben l. 0ebruar +. s. in SIC. 1S6 OF erntbnrofry Bal
t;rnrre, Me. abkIlt rrt Wprser8 o. llfr itren @infang
rinlmt. ,EaaeES .Ra a#r &rN9
Die Nitelitter ~cetlei6cr, fCric bic Oesuttrten, %G5rrgitei+
ifcr Der Stadts-, OtfrtftS- unb Gerrttrrtals @rp6(rgen ERes
rralentdntet rno Sreen-Defeea cit trersei eli luht, reht sntfa
REID ST erfGeinen. ~c S99 s csc
Snt Nuftrase hes NGnHrhr0isen observation-disclosures
+ Sermdrr OittmGr
& aH- ceinr. SGmer;,
(W3o-Sa) as6 BnntesIAriftmctEe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
81. 0nreuiRcL

0iplrreslfcs, @'oIin. uno Yianogeshrer,
ina6t ttu aettrten wubftfunt bic ~trBebete Nnaetee, bds Ct
trteter nab &dfttnirre luridsefetrt unb tereit III, NiuIums
eeuuz, 0iuIimz unb NinnDslinferrid 3u- ~trttetlen. -
@beniO lternimnat er engagements as @iOlpneeu'S pieler
bet TffentliHen pber Sat.@eleeenheiten.
ben, Np. "a ". gbGrleSfr, (5Des3M0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
211r NICfi1.

SD faDie mid p~erpfidtst cent Tublifum bic 3r. Sul;-
Rrdufteit i'll cinpfetler. IA id ben tefen 9cweis bdfir eebcn
fauu. q9tr ee6rauden tic afs 6aus-Mr;nei uno tN teflrt
eineu Nnfal tpn zen Slotiert; es trieb fe berdus nn6 I'D
ectraude tie fort, lub 10 etn5 cS eau; Iet@t Spruter, lptne
toe Gin 0reercs 1lisb r,strer Semitic baspn tetrrffen iourse.
r s. 50. Salt,
- gr. 81 Denn1pls. Npefre.
~ g0te aus ether Spalte ter 4ten Settle unierer 9eitung
sa ~erieten, tit risic Mebi;tn etnst6 pnb 6Geih edit SIT te8ietrn
pnrh y Il rs g 1t c I, Ga G. GutdpIff. (fnp)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
GDmpoamie q NO. Wf0. Npl.
OarnOnic N%dnDcrcin N1c- n. q
&entral @anpcrein 81.

Otelsr Sereini 1T Jest ~SSatintis Drsatiirt, Tat feline reait.
laren 8eanten errlblt unb eiue 0rpge gn5dtG @ntteile dus-
ge8eeen' ipelde 9leth 10 ptet i'm 0orn1S ;dblten, bns nGdfen
Ssranntinn9S-Nbene Ntpntas, rem l. Sebrldr, idcn CSelb
.oertautt nereen mug. QDer inter iebr Itberalen Bebtnaun,
gen eelb gu BADEN ipaaldt, oerfetle ni@t f6 anJuf6lieeen.
ater feire @tnfGreiseBetGbr besabit; aud fGnnen bic Suit.
tunestuner lit Grpfane eetorineu mereen. 8ereirs.Yotal
bel SerrH 2oreles, Nc. IS Suo G~tarlesitr.
a4ls -5s l#1gsHB sd-l3 s42 Meter @untrum, prTi.
4tt1w gI-3itI 1e@It2 5rt II S6ul5t SGaBnt,
fS,gYl srer-.fH9# CmI 6errh 81 pIf Gefrt s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
0SunfhsNMcn,c.

TtfaHbts ~Sprrattie; @ 81
9%}raurY< u. tcc-Wua7BsgTenp
sen tprsa0li6er Euantitat, Helde buiaf ebeetem q
SbepN. Npdcp s So.
So. 1872 yeh !. ppmbarSnroeF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
Mab Wctteroam.

- yfdcb WOftcrD6mf. = -
S 2a3 y ! 2remer s6ifi ,9lusuffe", Gapt. s. 80
Grt6s, pirp am I. 6etrHar nan rbisen 61fen e~rpeeirt trer.
rea Hnb btetet paiasie. en- cine CUTE @elegeuhtit sur lteber~
flhrt ear. s ~
Negeu @aTa,el psnbe man fd on ZEN Captain an 8pt6
&Eyners il bGIf Jras 10 Mt, seer an .s
Gerbe8, Sutttn0 & @etrtane
tan19.6mliatl l43 %. errnbartfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30

8ieifdd3 hdben mir In cen iestsn Salren ben WunIh aus
ipreden h6ren, t1B bier cine Ger betanntcn eeutlhel 8drtens
ia be abnttHe 3ettldit III erl9etnen riodte. g0ir bieten cen
~esutlden 8aintlien An,ett tdS Jet cine irlde. gBie Die IN
DsEtidId eribeineube unb i1 zines bis fattn uterbort
grps n &effrtteifsS erireuente @drtenlaute, es i6 3ur Auf
9 he eemGtt bat, cine 8elunee, ~trdft9e unb pobiidmedenee
Bettttge Mdbrun3 IN 1ntprfGeneer Scrft, etne tnterefdnte
uno e~tfiegene untertalilng fir QGuS unp camille su biettn
10 ana tte unfriee. unb rcrn mir e8 unS fernsr aur Auf
sabe 9en1atts tets Bon rem Sntere fanten has 5 n
tie re tfditegfe 5u brtr9eU, IL ftno rtr flr1 uriere 1tel
jabTi9en Serbinounteu- uRb periGutide 8efauntftaft init
eutlhet Artsren tno Werieeern duf IN ben Stano eelest
itets . n b EN- * II MAS % euefe, unb srar sum
Gbeil ra6 efm Wtanueript pter mad AusbdnDebr9cu 9eS
orutt, gebsl. = g6ir glauben feebaIb, faB unle G Gartens
laubc all tcn Ganienbtn reutider Snn1tlien @nttrttaS
eerel etne Gntprehenee unD tntsrehatte llnterfdltun9s'
&c tire SeoIrfntB In, cine TiafOurmene @ridetntn0 un0
tnlb III jeeer1 Nduie tfiinilh Zen rrtrh. poIltttteS epn'
'~eitpneaes uuO @clenil6eS i:8lider Nrt iptro BON er 9ap'
tenlau6e ttrens .auegcltlpfen feilJ eeitn tie ipl Mot oteler
rfer jener ydrttt, nit ttefer reer jerer QpueINr1, lrreern
1eoer beuttden Semitic TN ser Stdet til B
Elm, 4f s
Sim i. un6 10. ie6e1 gRpnots erIteint cine Qie'erung 9rn
ddt8t5 ena8ebruften 'Spaltcn III ereB Sericrn 6prndt, tE
~1auheren uml9ln9 9eteftet, unb tstrdgt Der AbcnneInentss
gIsis tnr EN- Salr 81 60 une flr sin talbss $l.so; 4uH
fam man tie Nurnrter etuAelr nit Is Gents b~e5dtler, rnb
.ertalt Setter, Der ~9!eihpiel rb i'm Nepnnement rttr Mum
merEeis ben gan3ea Sabrsans teSiett unb ser eS punibt,
tftnl ShtuB res Jdbr9anges, rter menn tas SatrsssA tpn-
eersnt serarsbeSahit MIRO ipf orr eeg II Mad abluns ron
% Gents cine orrlre Hide y b tDgraphtf0e 9cpie Srn
: Sregl9mer,S t%erutnttslt SIlee: paAp9 erfe 9os6tn",
me ls ppds nj eunbsntrBenps sebrten wprten 1T; ire
ost xusreraptte mod Stattfid, ~fsnosrr Gin t%rcffliGes, aus
slssm esr erlten Ebotrsrapbil6er Iteliere bers9r9esaneens
pDHt o4e"pgHoDe <Rlttlatt, nsldeS icpett eurb hcbe
I1nt ertiIe Welenennes ols onrd has b6Iit %angreGeno
SIt. ts.n ,e.aer 8nate, ben, ieihe Wtuttcr sunr erfsn Dol
g"sm unS'Ssgsm Pal uno Der f4 INN init Stpi3 ltne Se
WuNpssuhs ps.sugItt1 lre 4 utter ei freuer unb ur c
ben YarlDr etne 3terbe Ie III MIR.
Sepofa ce sENeN SteIsruneen, ais aud tie @rirrien tot'
@artenIauOe aud burA ale asentta besOsen nersen fam.
~Oau2oturl ppR.8rr 4oo1, Stem gDrf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30

Glitap 6reitagt 5. 8. 6adldnoer, Gom. 6pefer,
9. MDahauien, 6eribert &au, 6rpr. Geritdder,
9. aaerba6, s. 9. $. Sennne, .. Huppils,
Saul 9epie, 6. @iafpmm, Wel6. 0tepr, 6erm.
ssa Sdinib, 81. 6. 8radppgel nnb glnoern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
Stm Die 0efanooercimc Saltimorc's I'M
. SfSafbiuotpu'S.

NNTUEIy4UN %
SIM p%erHlolenen Summer wurre Id bel rem @e5an9feh su
8ubla, S%turin6er, nit benz Sapeareitcr, 0errn SUI
aus gtatns befdnnt. heftr 6.euuhiGafE unb s~seigneter BaA
tenptnib IDS bic &uenatl upn etpa SO her SOr; ugli6ten
DiGnner8Gre Sereanfe. @tn8stenf Ger S6wieri8teitea, rets
;U tefpnnner, telt iii eS i'm Snterede ceutfben San9es, fl,
spsfmd6i8, ie cine 9artitur nit l6 Stintnen, fprie fNnii6s
60 ians. gereinen biuiSa rifeFsire. Sd msrte tie Ssnp.rtt
ticn tr %reaefen tefen @bEre jitrli& mieeertpten. g'ar
apreiIre:
a.r . g.. 8. Steinb0&. E
GSanJ 10 gSef galtimpreFtaBe, Baltimore, Mt.
s@ ID oe 6ofergrite tno I0afernebI.
@tne friFte Sentun8 frctfn ~fmpfan8ea anS e~nffettt su
.EgtaaIDa1 @buarbSlpG,
2Sapr!la. SOf@ ia 9cntbdr6ffr, nobe 9harleS fir.
~ Seit rem /. Sa,tunr 1864 erf&eint in taltmcnatlt'
den 2ieferRneen y,asa7
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30

Nllgen1einen Arbciter llnteritibnllgS : Sereins
teute, scnnateno ten 80. San. atenSs : lltr, lit MeGonies
SoGe}152 gSeif- ~6asettetr. Sired: Serdtbuns ltnb @efGlus
ratine CUR @runbhe5 etues etrtrd9iiben @ei6dfts. a
ISaMll 80 ~. Suber, Nrdi.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
Odrn1unic SamOercin go. Z.

Den Mtitsltettrn Sbisen @ereins bieue sur gt1Gri&t, ta6
AM Mrntdg Mbenb ten L. 0ehriidr, bic Sdbres perf dminlunt
lrpie bic @eantenrahl a~6Betdlten yrre. m
8etlente falen IN Gle 8eicsii6e Strde ren eirsm Dollar.
SIM Muftrdec res @creins
(Sd) Scnr9 @nBeltarbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-30
Srbeu @obnc Der sSrcihcit.a

.rs ~CVhN pNA DAStVNAA
Ete Wtit9iicter tcr Sutton Craze 2pss gip. l unt b~tsierts
eeu 8ruber, nelGe nod ais @tt1iieter Get~; utreten lphnften,
finb srfr6t Wrreett, SpnntaS 0crmittaeS 10 llbr, in FER
sSrantltn ealier tr srihstrea tscesn ridti9er @cf8ditc. -
Snt Iufuos ###EI I-ff
{Sal ga a4 s. 20 etstf5 @ctr.
Mnferorsentf. Observation-Disclosures
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19
TAKING SIDES.

Mlllard Fillmore, tx president of tho Z. S !;
Major General William L. Sherman, the hero
Of Atlanta r 'bert q. Winthrop, ex speaker
Of the House Of Representatives VIM. Fl.
Aspinwal the founder of the Panama Rail
road VIM. B. Asior, the largest properly
i'.alder in he United States Samuel F. B.
Morse, the lnventp Of the electric telegraph !;
Cyrus II. Mccormick, the inventor of tie
reaping machine James S. Thayer, the eIo.
quent orator and Henry CLAY Wing, Of New
York Elsar Cowan, United Stares Senator
"f Pennsylvania, elected by he Republicans !;
Geo. S. tlIIard Massachusetts Wing. here
rofore oppn sed to the Democratic part, and
Gov. Bramette, Geo. d. Prentice, Le,.e
Coomb>. and NJ. Underwood of K.ntucky.
always opposed TO the Democratic party un
I'll The present campaign; are among the mil
ly supporting Mcclellan, Peudlrton, and the
Union.
Wendell Philins. the disunionist Of twenty
years standing VIM. Lloyd Garrison, tie
VI 'ti'ia' c'iIii SI'pNn AbOllt lbnl~t VINO THINKS
The Constitution is "a cnvenent wit h death
and an agreement with hrli;' ThaIlcus s Z.
ven>, who said " G. ID forbid. hat we should
have the old Union again;'' Horace Greeley.
who called the national f4y "a hannting lie:
John p. III llc who voted to receive . peiI-
ton in favor Of diss tuition of the Union.
Senator L'ne, Of Cansas who said the Tn
ion was played out !" SiaS NJ Clark, Treas
uFy note printer, keeper OF the Treasury Ha
rem JOSEPH Inward, Jr. he Presidential
proclamation forger Isaac Henderson. ex.na-
w Agent of New York, out on bail on the
charge of fdrfrauilng the Government and
all The shoddyites, su irdling contractors. and
public plnnderers, are enthusiastic lly SUD
porting Honest Old Abe" ond 8 Conscen
tiouS" Andy johnson.
F:eemen OF Wyoming county take your
choice-thus stands the case ls there man
among us who Will not take his stand with
the patriotic Fillmore for Mcclellan ani the
Constitution
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-10-19

nomination of Mcclellan and Pendleton, and
earnestly reccomends their election.
The Somerset (Md) Herald, hitherto
strong opposition paper, HOSTS the names of
the De mocratic nominee ioF President and
Vice President.
Washington Hunt, formerly Whig Gov
ernor of New York, supports Mcclellan and
Pendleton. ..-s s.
James j. Thayer, the most eloquent ora
tor in the State of N 7 and once the us ,m
friend and political partisan of Henry Clay,
is an enthusiastic supporter of McCle Han and
Pendieton
Hon. T. igar Cowan. United States Senator
from this State, and one of the leading men
in the Republican party, is opposed to Mr..
Lincoln, and favorable to Mcclellan election.
Thus the ball is rolling. The oest men
and truest patriots in the opposition ranks
support Little Mac. Hurrah for the herp
Of Antietam Hurrah for Pace and the
Union Hurrah for life, liberty and hsppi-
ress
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FOR LITTLE MAC"

Judge Maynard, who ran for President
Ju ige in the Northampton district on the 80
called Union ticket in 1861, against Judge
Jordan, is out for Little Mac
The New London ChrenjcIe, Republican
paper in Connecticut, which had Lincoln and
Johnson at its mast head, has pulled down
their names and hoisted those of Mcclellan
& Pendleton.
George D. Prentice, for many years the
leading opponent q the Democracy in the
State of Kentucky, is ou: strong for General
McClrlIan
Ex-Presldent Fillmore is very earnest IN
his support of the nomination of Mcclellan
aud Pendleton. This fact shou Id lead all
honest and conscientious opponents of the
Democratic party TO ponder well the me rts
Of the several candidates for the Presidency,
before determining upon their choice. The
Judgment OF SO able, upright and pure pa
riot as MIlard Fillmore is certainly worth
considering in so moncntlous crisis as the
present.
Governor Bramlctte of Kentucky, whose
election was claimed by the Republicans as a
Lincoln victory, supports Mcclellan and Pen
dleton Gen Leslie Conmbs and Hon. Nj
Underwood. OF the same State. are also sup
porers ofL,tlle Mac
Geo. s. Hhliard Of Massachusetts, always
heretofore opposed to the Democracy, is cut
for Mcclellan aud Pendleton.
Amos Kendall, Gen. Jackson's Postmas ter
General, is one of the most ardent support
ers of Little Mac in the whole Union.
The Ma ionat IntelliseTcer, the most re-
liable news ,urnai IN the United States,
and which never before supported Dsmo
cratic candidate for the Presidency, comes
cur in long aud able leader. endorsing the
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LINCOLN WILLING To Trust MCCLELLAN
A significant comm m.ntary ON tho attacks
pt the ahoonIsts on Gen Mcclellan is, that
while the small fry lave been den"unc,ng
him a. coward and traitor, President LIN
coin was offering to give HIM any posIIon he
might name If ne would but refuse the nomi-
nation for the Presidency. The p oot of this
r, cent speech OF Hon, NJ nntg,mery Blair.
Mr.. Blair, in speakiug Of Mcclellan, says he
had always believed hlm true to the Cause in
Shrch the cnuntr, was embarked, and that
the President HAD CONCERTED WITH
GENERAL GRANT 70 BRING [McClellanl
AGAIN INTO TIE FIELD AS HIS AD-
JUNCr, If he turned lille back on the peace
junto a. Chicago" What further proof do
We need, either of McCle llan'> ability or pa
triutisn, than this endorsement Of the Plesi
dent and his Cabinet Minister.
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FACTS TO BE EEMEMBNREp

Remember Ant, ,ctam, Yorktown and South
Mountain whom you hear our gallaut stan,l-
ard bearer denounced by the partisan friends
of Bbraham Lincoln,
Remember that Richmond would have
been taken in 1902, when Mcclellan was in
sight Of her church balls, if MessrS, Lincoln
and Stanton had not refused to assist in the
hour Of need, for fear General Nee elau
might have the honor of entering the rebel
Capitol.
Remember that Lincoln, Gen. Halleck,
Secretary Stanton, and the whole radca
Press endorsed Gen. McCiellan's military
talent, declaring nat he was second to none
in all those REQUISITES necessary for success
full commander, until he avowed himself an
unwavering friend of the old Uaion, AMI op
posed to erasing one star from its extended
territory.
Remember that they opps Sc him no% be-
cause he opposes any Infringement upon our
constitutional rights and IT elevated to ,he
Presidential chair will administer the Gov
ernment in accordance with the oath prescrl
bed in the constitution.
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Another Draft Coming.

Gov. Seymour, of New York, addressed
the Democracy of Philadelphia at the Key
stone headquarters on the 5ih instant and
said
IL dot speak unadvlsedly when say that
this is not the "la>t draf. The three years
men who enlisted in the cpmmenccment o
the war will have served three years in the
spring OF 1855, and they will ali be coming
home in the spring. They will come among
on, dscimated and wea kened, and then the
heaviest draft that was eyer gwen the cpun
try will be- sent upon US. Tbs AdmlnIstra,
ton will call for men Tor one year just before
the election, but ii the administration be sus
tanned next month, and Aorahan Lincoln he
elected they will not be so careful the next
time, and the draft will come .ot for nine
months or three ycars, 'bnt for The war"