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PROSPECTUS---VOL. U---lS6l.
T HE OLD G u A R D:
A MOONTHLY JOURNAL,
DEVOTED To THE
Principles of 1776 and 1887.
& Oh AI1NCEY RITRR EDJTOR
c. CHAUNCEY BURR, EDITOR.

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A fine steel plate engraving of the Hon. Thomas
Ii. Seymour. OF Conn.
Peace coming through bankruptcy.
The Constitutional Union.
War Howlng Clergy.
The Messages of Governor Seymour and Parker.
Lines in praise of Thad Stevens.
Destiny and Duty of the nop-W ealthy classes.
Epigrum on Ben. Butler.
Editors Table-Our February number-"The Ex-
treme Democracy"-Duk Abbas aud Mr.. Lin
coln-Rip Van Wnkle-Dr Tying on Ethnology
The Penalty of subverting State Govern
mcnts-Thc New Hampshire Resolutions Con
gressman Mallory on Constitutional War-Mr.
Meagher as a Squelcher- True Policy of the
Democracy -Stanton's Brain and Addle Egg
Sholdyocratic Society in WAshington--A tax
on Dirty Linen in the U S. Senate-T sha-
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2e61 T60l GiIenba6n.

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na0 Dem 8efen.
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Cine 8arte an bic 9dbies.
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fir deer 30 Sobren, Ino Soufenne ron 1aulsn fSn;
nen tbre 9uten Sclesn, IN bsinobe oNsn 5duen in
oer &erbSiGrun9 rcr Srrs9ulatlcncn lcpie ,u9lCtb
Die fhm'rbofIe uno ntsrerfhlaaenpe gRehGiruaIton,
bCicueErs tel Dem RCblrl oeS espens, 6eieuecn.-
@Cn . b,s 10 9ilIen urirsn bic 70 betGnuts abe:
ltrsdlths 8rantbeit, % ie 9B b / s."-8tiuar
be Elm itots 6raucnjmmer i'm oonjsn eanbe tsi1Et
an ottiIr Grantbeit
Die cbt9tR ptGeu BADEN SauIeuoe permanent Gu:
rrt uuo te turiren tich psrn ou Iie ss6rauhft.-
sic tSnnsn DIR nibts lbaosn; i'm @js9entbel beIst;
tt9sn fe alIe SbtrutticnCn, brinaen bic g2atur in
Den re6tsn eaut uno i6rten bas oar;e Srften.-
0amcn eCren 9clunbbcit feline 8ernebruna oer
6amille erIeuben. fnrsn bise pileu cine iibere
8erbtnSsruae. Domsn in bticnbsrn llmRdneen,
ODER 9lautcno oaB iie oss isn, cllten bsis pilen,
IN zen etlten oret 9Renatcn n d eebraucbsn, in:
Gem otrlLee pisleid)t bSls Sctscn nab fd ,iebst
~Grotn. Slad ptGier GnpsIlun9 nimnlt Der 8trfers
tiger teint 8grantwcrttihtsitau d, crtb ihre gl:
ot III Der Selunebeit niht lbaSlih. Die 8eiauts
tbstte ettr ptIsn rrsregn tturm ieoen aaenfen bcs
tanhI geHa0t uho otCle peroen Guch ld1en pap PC
itdbCr fno, uno haS benirtsu rsrosu, mas aela9t
miro onR fe ausflbrsu.- Yrsis 81 per Ser.
@stm 9rrFen uno sleinen ju psrtoufsn bel
9dipda unb Mfdrtiu,
SIC. 81. Scro.loamiltrn Straes, uno
Getiid unS SuriiuH,
Gds oer Samiltcn unc 9ten StrusC,
04- -Sinstse 19entsn fur Iuntcpn, ga.
su.-Dur6bis 3atntune SCn 81 an bic.
Is bsrren an bas H0entaun Defiant, tSnnt Sbr bic
ptl!sn Gin @srtrauen) tur6 pas Defiant, Su iraenO
sinsm Gbtil ess eaness 9sanot tetOmmsn, u. lrpar
fret vea YCit9elc.
81. B.-Seins RnO abL ausasnCmmsn Der Nla:
men ron g. D. 8 one 1T ouf iscsr 9or. rpelbsr
nsultd) btnSu9cfist pUrbe, ba bic piIsn aefaithi
pereen tne. Slebfaus gum @erfauf lei
Q. g. Stepsns. 8tabiua. gP. W. SeIt
rtt9G Sebsbsm, S.d Volt, gVautb Gbunt,
Sprus9G q, GltCu, uub bei sinsm 0rusaif,
in ieeem qlaer. 2Ssrosn pGrtauft in Wbitoodpbia,
bSi 3ic9l runo Q mi +, Gds osr 2ien unc
@rEsn StroGsn Gm mitb uub e d II ~ a dh r.,
2i3 Noro Bite StraBe; Opcttu. &c. 232 9ltrc
2te gtraFC % ri9btuS D 3 a n, ll9 mortt
Strait uuo 9 on, 5olIcpap uuo GoruNers,
23 Serb 6ts Stra6s.
Sebruar 10. 1864. nalS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-08
Z II Derlebne1l

@insr Der beiten Stobritdnbs i'm Gountp.
SFgA Der wobIbstunnts 8nsppIrY'
EElaa 9 tpbr RANT b, In Saueona GaunIhp,
Qetba SauntY. II prUatim gu YsrIetnsn. 3u BEN
StanO ssbErt cine CUTE Bptnuns, unb Gin psr.
bciratbstsr Waun. nit snsr tlsinsn Gamltr, fat
ben 8ursus-rU& tann bsrIstbs aud burG cine
lebiss YsrGOn 9srsntrt wrtsn. gsfb Fam iro
asn6 finrn gag sesetfn wsrcm. DaS Nalns
bti peter huffman.
Dtcembr2. natF