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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Jsb In a New Character.

The Kisderhook Rough Noes gets off
the blowing joke about job: =
K is supposed by many nnthinking per-
sons who read the Scripture in. the same
careless manner they run through news
paper-taking everything they read in a
literal sense-that oldsJob was actually
afflicted with boils, or. eruptive sores.
Now. tosthe casual reader this deduction is
plain enough; but when his, occupation is
taken into consideration, very different
conclusion will be arrived at. JOB. it will
be recollected was printer-or what is
about the same thing. ke wished his
"wprds were printedfn book" AID these
boils were nothing more than hisnon- pay
ngSsubscribers. the though TOT whose de-
Iliaquences were really plague TO him
whenever bit of paper. or other material
came in. as the subscriptions were mainly
depended upon to realize the amount due
Yet, they merely proved the evidence oil
things hoped for, but. the substance oil
things not seen. Then. these ecomforts'
that surrounded him-they were. his cred,
itors. whose continual cawing flor pay
was enough to make any man. ever
with bis repntel patience, feel, sore al
over. as we'll as mean enough TO Greer
into an ash-heep, and scratch liimelf viii
a pot-hook or clam-shell, BY way Of work
ing of the extra :'bile." That g what wa
Ftie matter with JOB. we can sympathis
with him, for we are often placed in tht
same fix. and hoyer even got such a spell
on now. Nothing but few ''grecnbacks'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE,

aaeEfksk tHfte
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHIME is fast gaining worldwide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful ofall Family Sewing Machines yet offer
ed to the public, No other Family Sewing Ma.
chine has so many useful appliances for Hemming,
Binding, Telling, Tucking, Gathering, Guag'ng,
Braiding, Introducing, Cording. and SO FORTH
No other Family Sewing Machine has so much
copacity for great variety of work. 1t will sew
all kinds of cloth. and with all kinds of thread
Great and recent improvements make our Family
SEWN, Machine most reliable. and most durable
and mos, certain in action at all rates ofspeed 1t
makes the interocked stitch, which is The best
stitch known. Any one, even ofthe most ordinary
capacity can see alta glance how to use the letter
Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines finished in chaste and exquisite style
The Folding Case OF the Family Machine is a
piece of cunning work manship. of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when not in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sustain the WORK
While some OF the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods, are finished in the simplest and chastest
manner possible, others are adorned and cmbel-
Ilishcd ia the most costly and superb manner.
tits absolutely Lecessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, SO as to judge ofits great ca
pacity and beauty. stf r. -
| his fastbesomiug as popalarfo family sewing
as our Manufacturing machines arc for manulactur-
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are welFsupplied with silk
twist thread needles, oils. &C., the very best
quality.
Serd for PAMPHLET. = tie .@t
the SINGER MsNUFAcTURING COMPANY,
ass Broadway. New York.
!, ps IsplAsArorls Office. IS, E. Washington 3,
TE. PAUL, Agent in Plymouth. n
Sept 3, l. 63-4lyl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
no Trust.
The La Crosse Democrat thus speaks

The La Crosse Democrat thus speaks:
Nearly all our exchange are crying out
for subscribers to pay up. The editors
viii act on sound basis. aud send papers
only to those who paw for them inadvance.
1t is the advance sty:eswhich has in three
yeass raised this office from bankruptcy to
perfect soivency.- We send papers only
to those who pay in advance--when rhe
time expires the paper stops. We have
no old bills to worry soyer--no poor ac-
counts to fret about, and are enabled to
pay=cash for all we purchase. and to pay
cash each Saturday for the labor done in
the office during the week. and to walk
the deck'<ont OF debt and. with money
aheal. In all earnestness. we adsise
evssy printed and pnOlisher to quit trust
ing sfolks-come down to business and
success. The patronage OF a man who is
gsod butwho never pays. is the kind OF
patronage which pwamps so.manys editors
and makes the poverty of printers-a bye.
word and disgrace to zthc power which
moves nations and controls the werld."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

and the notices all expressive Of patriot
'ixn. confidence and fhope.A While tllou;
sands were Contemplating The grau'ienr OF
the winding torches. the war of fire. de-, a
dense crowd of several thousand persons
wcre assembled IN front of the south bal
conJ oil the Bates House. listening to Dor.
sey Of Ohio. General Manson and Colonel
Ryan. At the Governors residence,
which was brilliantly lighted. pleasan,
serenade was given by sIitchell's Rich.
msnd bsnd. The Governor, acknowlsdg.
ell the compliment briefly bnt cordially
The Journal Office, too. had its share oil
cheering aid ssrerenades. and at a late
hour The Demonstration closed, everybody
wssry bat 81 happy. to-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

They willtak almostall kinds Of Country Produce
in exchange for Goods.
Tr Remember the placc--One dooraboveS &
NJ Beckcrs Dry Goods and Clothing Store, No
9, Corbins's Block. sfsza rr rfl Ill
y.nl ~ An pEcYE5ss, r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
The state Debt.

Below We pu blish letter from Che prin
|cipal holders of our State Stocks 70 Gov.
Morton. congratulating him and The State
On his policy in regard to che payment OF
the interest on our debt The class oil in
tercs,s represented in this letter. as well
as the wide reputation Of the writer's for
commercial integrity. make it rebuke to
those who embarrassed the Governors acs1
ton and sought by every art to defeat it,
which might lead them to suspect that
rascalify was not wise INCARCERATION pop
iplar.. A pretext FOR breaking a~contract
maybe easily enough found but those who
Seek for it usually in1-it covere With &c
unpleasant. growth of consequences that
don't h,urissi'on honest action.
! Tolls Errellfary 0iirer p. Morton, Cor
- eraor Of Esd;ono.s.s = 's-9a ssef4si1as'
Dean SIR:rWe. the IN lersigned, holders
| and agents Of the owners of the stock of
Indiana. take this method of expressing
our appreciation Of the efforts you have.
male and the responsibility you have in
CURED in providing for the payment of the
interest on the funiel debt oflyourI State.
By your honest anil public-spirited
course is this matter you have not only
rescued the State from the odium Of repu-
dialion, but earned the. gratitude and
esteem of your fellow men.
James e. Bingham, agent for several
foreign stockholders.
| Clark. Dodge & Co -
| Vermylye i Co.
| II. L. Morgan. - =
Dessar, Clark & Bridges.
/ P. Harmony g. Nephens. -
Jas. T. De ,Peyster. Treasurer D. Fund.
August belmont d CO. ~
Scbuchman q Ge6hard, agents for TO-
reis n. holders
Maitland, Sleeper & Go. agents'fOr TO-
reign holders. ~
Duncan Sherman & Co., attorneys for
foreign holders. -
u II. Marsin. President. =
Brown Brothers & Co. 80, Wall street.
.: Rahm Il Co., agents for foreign
holaers.
Winslow. Lanier & Co. 52Wall street.
jeremiah Wilbur. attorney for fOreigr
holders.
Picrpont, Morgan y Co. 52 Exchans,
street.
T. W. CaPcn. agentzfor Lonlon bon
holders, A Exchange street.. ~
Moran Brothers, l0Walt street.
w. Jno. o Brien. 4ozNyaIl street
@. p. Levericl, Is Wall street.
VIM. b. Astor, IS Prince street.
Riggs d Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

s A female Of .Bropkbn' New York, has
been arFalgnsd anl held to bail on the
charge OF being a .-eolnmon seold.''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

lcoNcLuDEp FROM FOURTH FACE
xH.as no s.4,ox !. sosxs : no e


Tst Dist.--L O. DeBruler. of Spencer.
Gyms NJ. Allen. of Knox. Alternates:
Victor Wish and John T.. Mann.
81 Dist.--Jssse j. Brown If Floyd. II
Woodbury. of Crawford co. Alternatcs:
Charles ii. Mason. D. w. Lsfollest.
81 Dist.--w. N. Dunn of Jefferson.
Geo. A. Buskirk OF Monroe. Alterusses:
T. M.Adams and Smith vawter.
4,h Dist.--wilson Morrow of Fraak-
lin. - Ferris Of Dearborn. Altsruatss:
W. A. Cullen. Jamss Bsrkshire., 5.
SIN Di~t.-Miles Murphy Of Henry.
Ben. T. Miller Of Union. Altsrnstcs: ST.
las Colsrove and John F. Kibby.r -
9th Dist--John w. Ray Of Marion,
Lsvi Ritter OF nendicks Alternskes:
James p. Foley and james B. McFadden.
9Th Dist.--John H. Martin Of Owen.
Ezra RsAd ef yiso. Alternatas: John 81.
liInkls and D. g. Stank ard.
ssbeDiA-W. G. Wilson Of Tippccs-
noe. Lewis D. Simms of Cfrroll. Alter
mates: Names not reported. Git II q
OH Dist--John Reynolds of ST. Jo
fsrh. ID. r Bearss Of Miami Altanates:
y y. Fnrner aud j. NJ. Justice. = - =
10Th Dist--Jssse Ia Nyilliasss of AL.
len, Jams 8. Collins of Whitley. Alter
ns1bsyw. M.Chpp id &C. w. Chap
iaaa. A. - ~ - a. >
llth Dist.--John l.. Wilson Of Wells.
Daniel l.. Brown of Hamilton Alter
mates; J, NJ, Haynes and L. Q. Phillips.
ELECTORS AT LARGE. q
Hon. David S. Gooding, Hancock.
lin. n. w. Thompson. yigo.I 81
coSTISGESTs.
Prof. Madison Evans Of Lawrence. =
Mai. John ID. Evans, Hamilton.
- ixa.T DISTRICT ELECTORS. A. - sszs
lst Distric.--Jsmes G. Denning of
Knox countysJ. S. Hosglandof Spencer.
81 District-Cyrus L. Nixon, CLARK;
Francis Wetser. -. - -
Sd Henry rritchard. Barthol.
enew;; Madison Evans. r. swrencs.Ss -
hh Distriet--George Sexton. Rush: U.
V. Kiger. Franklin
9th nisfsics--B. L. Ulaypool. Fayette;
j. H. Mellet. Henry ~
9Th District--J. j.. Wright, Morgan;
JsC. Green. Shelby.
9Th District-John Osborn, Putnam;
Thos r. Wright. Park. .'.-
9Th District-R p. Davidson, Tirpe-
canoe; Thos. y. Wright, Park.
9th District-R D. Bedford. White;
Aaron Guerney, Potter.
10Th Disirict--D. R. DeKak: Hailel
Kfbourne, Elkhart. ia. e
llth District--John VI. Wallace, Grant
James a. Templar. Jay.
The report uf the Committee on Nomi
nations for State Central Committee wa
next received and ratiiedby the Conven
ton. The following is the
.sns fsTATs CENTRAL COMMITTEE. 81
9th District--Jscob T. Wright. Chair
man; w. j. Elliott, JOHN &. New. Mari
on. 44s 30
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
The above Is the tide Of an orgmizat

just started By the coppeIheals Of Goshen
Il IS. as yet, weak IA the North but IS very
strong within the lines oftLe rebel army
JEFF Davis is grand President Of the "broth,
ers' in the South. and yailandigham Of
those iuTthe North. This society il. the
same in object and spirit as the knights
Of the Golden Circle" but that name hav.
ing become odious and the whole concern
having bssn broken up by. the industry
Of the y. S. Grand Jury at Indianapolis,
il bscxteunaesssss1 ia get npa nav orean
ization with new name; hence the forms-
tion OF the brotherhood. - Goshen 7pnss.
a female OF Bropkvn, New York. has
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03
Particular Notice.

There are mtny preparations sold under the
name of Bites put up~in. quart. Bottles, com
pounded ofthci cheapest whiskcy or common rum,
costing from % 10 40 cents per gallon, the taste
disguised BY Anise or Coriandcr Seed
This class of Bitters has caused and will contin-
inae to cause, as long rs they can be sold humid
reds todie the death of the drunkard. By their
use the system is kept continually under the in
auence OF Alcoholic StimuIants OF the worst kiId
the desire for Liquor is created and kept up and
the results all the horrors attendant upon drunk
ards life and death.
For those who desire and uU. hare Liquor
Bitters, We publish The. following receipt. Get
One BorLe HIGHLANDS German BiHers and mix
with Thrte Quarts Of Good Brondy or Whisky,
and the result will be preparation that will far
ereel in medical virtues and true excellence any of
the numerous Liquor Bttcrs in the market. and
will cost much less. You will have all the virtues
of H'ofaRd's Biuers in connection witha good ar
ticle of Liquor at much less price than ihescin
ferior preparations will COS. you.
From J. NEWTON BROWN, ID. ID. Editor Of
The encyclopedia Of Religious Knoriedse.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust or
their ingredients and effects; yet know of no suf
ficient reason why man NAV not testify to the
benefit he,belieyes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he NAV
thus contribute to the benefit of Others
do this the more readily in regard 10 Hoof-
lapl's German Biiers, prspatd by Dr. C. NJ.
| Jackson. of this city, because was prejudiced
against them for many years, underline impression
that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. Lam
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ.
for the removal of this prejudice by proper tests
and for encouragement TO try them, wien suffer
ing from great and long continued debility The
use of three Btters, at the begin
ming ofthe present year, was followed by evident
relief, and restoration to degree Of bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for six months
before, and had almost despaired of regaining.
therefore thank God and my friend for directing
me to the use of them. -.
| .0-o3-s33X u INVENTION BROWN.
| p,,iiadsa limo 81 1851
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

The demonstration al night was simply
immense. We have lot space for d -des-
Teriptiop Of what IVES The most Attractive
and enthusiastic display Of its kind since
the wide Awakes" of 1850. There
wsre the SANS extensive iluminations OF
the nieht before. which. however. were of
secondary importancs in comparison with
: shs twenty five hundred torches. the scores
Of trsnsp arencies. tbs Pocksts. the glare Of
Eomsn. candles and tie bonfires Indisasp.
solisvhsl piled in the streets; and as the
torchligbs pl0cessisn. parsled the streets
on sbe line marked ont in the programme
for The occasion. two or three bands play
ine, drums beating. the shouts Of the Poo
RE rose aud re-schoei as hurricznez
'rhctrans I,ssencses were indeed beautiful,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and
~ n ~ great Depressionosspirits.F Ea
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Secretary. was adopted with hearty cheers:
Re.elred. Tha. the Union meu of Indiana. hav-
inc watched with Interest fhe patriotic services OF
Bigadier General Alvin r. Hovey, while in the
field fighting for cur liberties and country. do
unanimously RECOMMEND him as our choice to Gil
me rss vacancy for the position of Major General
fFon our State.
The Convention then made persistent
call upon Col. Ryan. who finally came for
ward, observing that the time for speech
making in this Convention had passed.
bat he expected to make many speeches
for the excellent ticket which had Just been
sformed.2 He thought, as breyity was the
soul of wit. it was sufficient to say, that
ticket must be elected. CHEERS 1t is
one Of The best tickets ever presented for
the ballots OF Indiana freemen. 1t was
dine Governor Morton that we should elect
MIN. and then We can seitlt the question
OF bis eligibility. Ii the question shonld
be made and carried to the Supreme Court.
he thanked God we would have set of
Juiges honest and respectable.
sic. Lieut.. Goyernor:weI haze the only
nan Who ever defeated Stoncwall Jack
son. (Cheers.)
For Attorney Geaeral, we hays the tried
and faithful wosksr.zw carried the stan
lard of the Union SO efficiently during the
sfs sr Yr ssss 81 stsies. We 6aes The
honestest man in Indiana. John l. Morri-
For judges Of the Supreme Court. we
Lave some of the most capable men in the
State Jadge Ray looks like ayoung man,
but be is two years olier than was Judge
Perkins when he was elected.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tan we have a man who is not only q
Hoss, but whole team.
.oAml Noble for; Clerk oil the Supreme
Court. we all know him as a Noble man.
And The whole. ticket. it must be elected
: Il Willie. Let Us Stand firmly BY it. Le
us Jay aside all personal preindiees. w,
shalt hsve enough to do; we must not al
low dissensionst to grow up; our gallan
boys in The field must be sustained. Th'
saws of the non1in.tionof KimbalI viii, gs
to the army, and they viii feel that thel
.sse Eepreseuted and have al interest in fhi
contest. Let us then ral!Y round the. flag
look each other in the eye, take each 9th
er by the hand. and feel that we arc one il
aim and purpose. fChsers.
-, Governor Wright. the Chairman. thel
closed The session in Q. few earnest words
exhorting them to Eernember ever thesrea
ends dependent upon them as friends o
ssliheftys and to try to get back aad dow
to the trus principles OF she government.
With cheers for the ticket. the fUniol
and the army, the Convention adjourned
sine die. 49,. - ...s
THE DEMONSTRATION AT NIGHT
The demonstration al night was simpl,
immense. We have y Of space for a -des
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-03

Q iceDswrc, of Every Description,
Woodenware, of All Kinds. snch as is kept in a
s'" Good Grocery Store. 1no
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
Nd6rt6t

tpirb btermit srsstsn, Oub bic untsrset&nsts als
abmtntRratrir BON Der SnterlaiIenIdaft bee
Serltortrnn barIes StettIer, lrBt'
bin BON Der Stapt aasntaun, 2sGa GauntY, anae'
Iirllt pUrben II. gue 0isjsntae bnter, rrelGe
nod an beIaete SintcrIuHnl6aft f4ulbi8 iinS,
perbrn brrpur6 aufsefOrpst innrrbalb & sSO6sn
an,urufen unO abSutrSublsn, - llnp SOlGe bic
nod rr6tma6t9e NniprGae gu MAIDEN baben, trsr'
ben slet9falS rrIu6t lire 8e6nunssn innsrbalb
Der belasten 3eit wObltefdtist etn3utdnrtsrn, an
Sorob Stettler, Iom'trir.
Sanuar B. 1864. ua6m
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@ N d Of + t 0 t.

ga&rt&t wirO tisrmt ssssbrn, tuB Srsints
uu6 StssIow am 81. Sag December 1868, aIs
Dirtnsr. 5r. Sotn o. Solmss pCn Der Stabt
NsuYcrt, aufesncmmtn BADEN, unb nun cine linz
itrts pdrtnsrI6ip bilbsn, sufOlse ben @eIsbsn bee
Studtss NsupOrt, fir ben gnb,prd bic @eidGfts
fdt bic 6abr,Iruns uno tsm Sertauf oon 8ltis
rsib. .3tnfpde. 5arbsn, SsIs etc. Su bstrribrn,
Hutsr Der Namens' s'5irma pom SiseIOw, 5oImsS
unb 8rsinis.
Die 3irma tat cine 5arte.5abrit In 9rOUt'
IYnn. Nsu'y yurt, I'm Auftaus rebrn6ri DieIsr
wtrO aud bic alentaun Gutrif fOrtbstrietsn per.
ben, fdr bic 3utrrsttun9 BON trUdrnsn Mineral>
Gar6sn.
gae @si&afts. .Wtttbsttunssn finb an itr jsb'
i9te Eager, 30. Sc, CORTLAND Strabr, NsuYCrF,
3u abbreBtren.
% r1nisrs SsnnIplSaniu Sunbrn psrSrn se'
fdatsR tbrs SrOrs mad Der altntaun 5atrit
isnbsn, bio dnbsrs bslfimmt prc. QlIe Rittbctlun.
gen bsjdsltG Der @d&dfte bon 8rsinis uno Sis
ssIcw, maFtn tpis stsbsm upprsBirt wtrbsb bis
anbsrs Na6rt&t folst.
Sanuar IL, 1864. na4m
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Sefentlt6e 9enDu.
NuauR 26, 1863.

9luf 0tpntas6 ben Is. Sctmar
um IL llbr Mittuss, fOacn am 6aule pes prIOr|
bsnsn Ytter Q ed, lsBtbin bon SbGrIauccu
SaunIdip. Gsda gaunts, fOlscnce 2Irttel auf if
fentli&sr Senbu psrtauft prrprn, ndmltd
3pst quite junss MGbren, pOUOn bic enc cine
flint Sabre ulte sraue 5umilrn Mdbre III, bic
anpsrs III cine i6war,e Mdbre 8 Sabre alt uno
Elm gutter @eber ii, elm Sauegnwusen, Gin SAL
ling. Sop Wasen, Elm Bobby, Seutitrn uno
S6emsl, spei sinlpdnntse pfsrpesel6irre, Otsr
S6ietfurrsn, unssfdtr Adrr sBcijsn I'M Gjruno,
6dttsttrn. @a6rIn etc. -6erner: Sstten,
Slide. Stttle, 8dnte, Carpets tri Der SarO,
Orsf, 6ausubr, Elm Sfsn nit 9tubr. Elm tupfCr1
nrr uno elsrner Sefsl, gBrRmaTGne unp 25
Nntbsile Der ,,Nlstaun Dimes Saping Sanf,"
unb 1Cnf nod ptrIe Irttfsl gu umtdnbIia Su mel
ben.
Die SsbtnsunSm am SsrfaufstuOe unb 2Iufs
partun9 bon
81; ;B:s;'s $s:s;' 81; g, e.. }es.'''.
Sanuar IL, nabS
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Sislfnb bdbCn mir In ben lebtsn Satrrn ben
gSunf6 ausIpre6en b6rrn, baB bier cine Der te.
tanntrn brutIGen @artenlaube Gtnlids 9eitIHrtft
riheInsn mGGte. gBir bieten ben prutl6rn ga.
mtltsn amsrtta's ieBt cine Iolhe. g8ie bic in
Oruti&Ianb uIdeinenbe unO li6 zines tis batin
unerbSrt srUBsn 9elrrfrsiIsS srfrsurnoe @arten.
laube, es fiG jur Gufeabe ssma6t bat, cine De-
Iunbe, frafttsc unb pUblI6mrdenos e,iRise 0abs
rlIn9 In aniprshrnber Surm, cine intsrelIantc unp
8eois9sne unttrbaItuns fir Saus unb Samtlir ,u
btrten, 70 aud Die unlrtse. llnb wsnn mir rs
ins fsrnsr 3ur Gufsabs eemaGt, Itets BON 6em
J nterel dRten bas 5ntere a ne
te t { 3u trin9tn, 70 no mir Dur6 unIsre pel.
idbr9'n SerbtnbunSen unb psrIGnlt6e 9rfannts
I6aIt nit brutf&en autOrrn unb Gsrleeern au6
In ben Stano 9elebt, Itets Don bem Neuen
ods Neue 4 c, uno ;par gum Gtel mad psm
VtanuIcrtpt O'ocr mad ausbdnstbo9en 9ebrudt ,u
9sbrn. 9Btr alauben pesbaIb bas unIre @artrns
lauts all ben &auIsnorn beutI6rr 5amilirn Nms
rita's benen dne anIprrGenbe unb intereifantr uns
terbaltunes 9setiire 8sbGrfni6 lit, cine pltom.
meme @rI6cnun9, unb balb In iepem SnuIe bet.
mild letn rirb. YOlitiI6es, @CnfelIicnlIeS unt
pclemlhes jsgIihrr 9lrt ruirb BON Der @artrn.
laute ltrsns aussci6luiIsn Isn, bsnn lie IOa MIDI
belrr cber ientr 9artbsi, nt6t bsIsr pbrr jens,
GcnfsI0cn, Icnbern sber beutG6enS s a.
M mtltetnber Sta6tunD au ben
eanbs etn allIetti8 pilIfOmmensr SausFrsunt
Isin.
gm 1 unb IS. jeOen Ncnats erI6rint elm
Steferun9 bon ahtlt9 einesbrudten SpaItsn IL
grcb 9crieOn'5ormat, In lauberen rlmI6lag ae
tsftst, unb bstrdst Der Nbrnnsmsntepreis fir cit
Satr $3.50 Gts., unb fur cin baIbts Sab
81 80 @ts., uno srbdlt isbsr @bOnnsnt, Der &
tpitniht, bsim S6Ius bss Sabrsanss, prer penl
bas SabuSsQbpnnsmen SUrausbrsablt prb, 0
Or 9sSen Na63atIuns BON so gts., cine ppr
trsfft6e p + o O9raptt d @Upie BON $
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den, rpslGe SO fofst.-- gs III etns 70 fdSn
9rdmir, tpts Fs nod n t e uno ntrgenl
9rbcten pcrben IL; ptbtr QtttUsrabs nod
Stablli6 IcnDsrn cine treffli6es, aus eincm BE-
erlirn pbptpsrapbiI6en Ntslisrs berScreraanaene
pbeto9rapbifdcs Sunbtlatt, pel6es ICpob
pm6 bcts fiinlluiI&e Splrnbuns rpIt burdb pa
boot aufpre6enbe Sujst. (stn tleiner 8nabs, ben
isius Nuttsr gum srIlsn Ntal SOIen ansssussn ia
unp Der lth nun nit StoI, unO Srpunoerun
bstrahfD isoe Wutter erfreuen unO { L ri
ben partor eint 3ttrbe 1et1
Iptrb,
ScwcGI 9isfrruns ais bic Yrimie tGnnrn &c
alien 3eitun9s'asentsn ansrIsGsn prrbm.
Sror. @erbarS,
pcitsScr 400l.
9lu'gOrt, Sunuar. 5. 1864. nu3O
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
NDrb 9enn'1 @tlenb1bn.
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WStnter GtnriAtung.
g1aG Bethlehem, Dcpestauu ,e, unO in bidbtcr Scr.
binoun9 nit bGr eeha Sausp Gilsnbabn nab uno ron
&affcn, Allentown, Gotalauauo, Wauh @bunt,
pallstsn, Gdlep. Bbite 6apsn, g8iltssbarre
gBilIiamspcrt ,t.
Drst Dur6:3d9e. [SOnntoss ausesucmmcn.l
IN uno Hodb Wontae, ben l6. Rournbcr, 1868,
ntrotn bic pafTa9ierSdse auf oieer 8abn eas ncue
Depot, Der 3tSn StraBe, ObGr5alb Sbcmpcn, Ybila
bdpbia, pis fcl9t perlahsn:
ilp 100 8crmitO9s (GrprsfD fir 8etblebSm, Ill
ienkiun. @au6 @bunt, pujIstou, Bittsstarrs, 9Bil.
Transport &c.
0tr Der 700 tbr BUG verbinOst fidb in 8stblc.
BEN nit Der eeba 8allep @iftnbabu uno fcrmirt Die
fdSnRt uno meilt pdnfhenspertbe Raute nab allen
puntten Der eshu 8oblsn 8ssicn.
lin 3. 10 Na6mitta9s (GrprcO fdr 8ctblsbsm,
Gaffon &c.
Differ Bug grsi6t GaftOn um GAO Mutbm. uno
Strbtnost fif nit Dem @eu:SsrIep Gsnral fdr Oisu.
NCrt.
Tim SIS MOdmittass nab Ssblebsm, 1aentuun,
4Qaah Gbunt ,t.
Bsise gBossn Der 2tcu uno 3tsn Stra6e einis,
etaot paho9ttrpassn, Iaufsn birstt nnb Dem uusn
Dtpst.
Sii9e na6 SSbila6eIpbia:
Sebsn at vcn 8stblsbem UNI $50 uub $50 @or.
u,ittosS. uno GOT Ola6mittaas.
preiS nod Bethlehem Sl.50 nob Gloudb @bmt
S2.55; nu6 Gaiton $l.50; nab 0Biuiamspcrt
$3.50.
Dur6 uno Sta9s 3idsts mdGen an Dec 3idct of
to IN oer 3tsn ooer Bsrfs StraEen Crbalten peroen
I'M bic ebi9sn Ratsn bet Sobrprtife ;u tlhsrn.
ellis Glarf, asrut.
December 8, 1863.