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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-20
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SA..Hs.os.sAePARI1hh s.s.se

sCRorULA AND sCRoFULoUs pIxELSIs.
From Emery Edss, q nce2-knovH nssroAeAt y
OxJoTd, Maine.
I" have sold large quantities Of yoHr SARsAPAR
lila, but never YET one bettle which failed OF the
il As fast people try il, they agree there has
been medicine like il before in our immunity -
Eruptions, Pimples. Blotches, Pustules,
Ulcers, Sores. and all Diseases Of the Skin.
From Rer RObt. iStrdtton, Bristol, Raplond.
81 ouly do my duty to you and the public, when
add my testimony TO that you publish of the me-
dcinal virtues of your SARsAPARILLA Ny daugh-
ter, aged ten had an affecting humor in her ears,
eyes and hair for years which we were unable 20
cure until we tried your SARsAFARILLA. She has
been well for some months.n ..ts .,r hH
From lfrs. Jane r. Rice, tcell ks0rn tsad rsscA
esteeHsed lady Of Dennisvi!le, Cape AdyCo., N. y.
H 9 My daag gilter has suffered for year past with
serofulous eruption, which was very troublesome.
Nothing aHOrded any relief antil we tried your SA
sAPARILLA, which soon completely cured her"
From Charles Gage, Esq, Qfthe scdeiy knotcn 90
Of Gage, Murray y Co., manufacturers Of efous-
ehed papers ia Nashua, N. II.
=" had for several years a very troublesome hes<
nor IN my face, which grew constantly worse until
II dishgured my features and became an intoerable
afiiction. L tried almost everything could Of
both advice aud medicine, but without any relief
whatever, until took your SARsAPARILLA. t
immediately made my face worse, you told me it
might for a time; but in few weeks the new skin
began TO form under the blotches, and continued
until my face is % smooth as aRybody's and ana
without any symptoms of the disease that know
Of l enjoy perfect health, and HitheDt a doubt owe
Il to your SARSAPARILLA.n ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-20
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
NERVOUS INVALID.

PubliSh- dfor the benefit and a caution to vounr
men. and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
Early Decay and their kindred ailments supplving
the means of self-ttne. By ono who has cured hun
self after being victim of mispuced confidence in
medical humbug and quackery BY enclosing post
paid directed envelope single copies may be had of
the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Esq, Bedford
Kings County, Gev Y7rk va slS-ly, 80, ,...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-20
Great prnb, StraHiOn, ilta-Dsrk,
.. and PHILADELPHIA.

Returning leaves Faetoryvile the arri;s
of the New York, Philadelphia and Accommoda
ton Train from Great Bend, grrStirg in Iunkhan
nocs nj o'clock, p IN. ....... s..
n. B.-Al Express matter, packages and goods WIZ
tic conveyed to aud from the Depot. at reasnnaoie
rates. the proprietor holding himself responsible l'r
the safe delivery of all such entrusted to his care
Towanda stage arrives Mt this hotel at II O'clock
IN. Returning, leaves at o'clock, p in
Stages for Pittston, Wyoming, and Wikesbsrre'
leave IN the arrival of the Towanda stage, ana re-
turning connect with the same.
Mon.rose stage leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdays anu
Saturdays ut o'clock a. m, connecting at Monuotc
with stages for Binghamton &c. Returning, conn.oS
with stages for PitStop Towanda, &c.
Persons wishing to be called for ct their
will he accommodated by leaving their names u 'N'
hotel of the proprietor.
Horses and Carriages in readiness 'Of0rwhfa pA''
engerf at all times. ..er P
arsc4 -v2nT. I" So p
81 raWe# 3
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-20
Del, lack. ~ West 'rn Railroad.
THE PASSENGER TRAIN

AIN
I EANES GREAT BEND AT 74U A NJ, AZ
IL ter the arrival at 6}0 am of the CINCINNA-
III ENPltEoS from the West connecting at
GRAN On whore it uives at 10 10 q. NJ with
rain on LACkAWANNA and BLOOMSBT RG
RAILROAD for PITTSTCN. WYOMING VAL
LEY, KINGSTON and WILkGr BARRE and with
he DELAW AXE and Ill DSON RAILROAD fcr
PR evidence, uLYPHANT and CARBONDALE.
NJ HOPE STATION this train cnnnegtS hy omnibus
nth the BELVihERE DELAWARE RAILROAf'
for PtlILIPSBURG, TRENTON nd PIiILADA.-
At NEW HAMPTON JUNCTION, where it ar
ives at 2 25 . IN the some trim connects with
rains on the CENTRAL RAILROAD of Ne. Jer-
-rv. Tor ELIZABETH. NEWARK NEW-YORK
EASTON BErHLEnEN, ALLENTOWN. MAUCH
CHUNK. READING ana HARRISBURG Passen-
:,.rs 10y this TRAIN arrive NEW YORK ~ $50 il
PHILADELPHIA Ut 400, and in HARRISBURG
q : 20 p. m
The trims leaving foot of CORTLAND ST.
NEW-YoRK. al 6 90 m, AMI KENSINGT0N
DErOT PHILADELPHIA, at 10 Il M, connecr
NTH tnc Pass,ug ! Train of this road, leaving NEW
ing 1T SCRANTON at 4 02 p. M where it connects
with train on he LACkAWANNA aud BLOOMS
BURI RAILROAD, AMI with the omnibus running
70 the DELAWAREant IL nSOA RAILROAD.
This train srriyes at GREAT BEND at $40 p.
N making close Ne, tI"n with the ma. train
going Weston the ERIE RAILWAY ..--
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
caves SCRANTON NJ % 1Oa M, connecting at
GREAT BEND with the day Express train West an
he ERIE RAILWAY. BY this tr,i passei 6 rs-ar-
1--WE at ITHACA, SYRACUSE, BCFFALO Sc the
Srnc day. Returning, this train leaves GREAT
ZEN u ut =. 30 m. on the arrival of the NEW
YORK EApRESS going East, and BUFFALO EN-
PRESS ging West and arrives in SCRATON at
! so +. IN. y ...... .... ..- ...
JOHN BRIsBIN, Sup .Iinteudent.
r. A Henry, General Ticket Agent
scranton June 10 1868
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-20
ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose. Salt Rheuns
b ..-.. Scald Head, Sore Eyes. r.-e

From Harvey Seeker, Esq, the able editor Of The
TNnekkdRnOcE Lemocrdt, Pennsylvania.
"Our only child, about three years of age, at
tackled by pimpIes hls forehead They rapidly
spread until they formed ioathsome and virulent
sore, which covered his fece, and actually blinded
his ewes for some days. skilful physician applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any ap-
parent effect. Eor fifteen days guarded his hands,
Test with them lie should tear open the fostering and
corrupt wound which covered his whole face Hav-
ing tried every thing else we had any hope from, we
began giving Your SARsAPARILLA, and applying
the iodide of potasL lotion you direct The sore
began TO heal when had given the first bottle,
and was well when we had finished the second. The
ciid's erelashes. which had come out, grew again,
and he is healthy and fair as any other. The
whole ueighborhood predicted that the child must
hIa
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17
THE CONDITION OF LEES REBEL ARMY.

The Richmond Enquirer Of Tuesday regrets that Gen
Lees troops should have been subjected to such
ioss in the attack last Saturday night the Federal
lines correspondent writing from before Petersburg
to the Richmond Dispatch Of the same date says
The campaign Of "a, in my opinion has ended There
may be few more reconnosrances dash, sally, but
the stubborn fighting 10 and Petersburg and Rich
mond, after unparalleled expenditure Of blood and
treasure, safe-stil Introduced by the enemy The
army hereabous preparing for the winter The men
in the trenches must suffer good deal though they
fixing themselves up as comfortable possible In the
the quartermaser commissary, ordnance and med
cal departments making themselves comfortable
Houses being built and every thing gotten ready for
the snow king when he sha be long, proclaim
truce. The army at this time is well fed the animals are
well foraged and the transportation all in excellent con-
dition. The troops too well supplied with good sub
stantial clothing, and believe well shod The Gov
eminent to be doing better than BEFORE 30 far
as taking care of the army goes. The qusrtermaster
ordnance and medical departments have been
cleared OF all able bodied except teamsters and they
are being gradually relieved by negroes. These bomb
proofs number four i've thousand and are vslu
able accession TO the fighting department of Gen Lees
n my
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17
TERRIBLE TORNADO AT CHESTER dLL)

terrible tornado passed over the town OF Chester,
Illinois about two o'clock the morning of the 9th in.
slant resulting in great loss Of life and property Some
twelve fourteen houses blown down and completely
demolished buyne the sleeping inmates in the ruins The
only the southern portion of the town blowing down
the dwelling house Of Mr.. Chauncey Haskn, killing him
and bis little adopted daughter about twelve years Of age
IL next struck the house of Col jones' razn9 il to the
ground and burying him completely. When taken from
the ruins life was found to be extinct 1t then passed on
carrying every thing before it, Among the wounded are
Miss Emerson, (mortslly,l Miss Anderson, Mr. Henry
a.certaned. The houses of Messrs Manu. Moore Emer.
son, Jones, Bowls, Crittenen, Wilkinson and Haskns
were entirely destroyed The Baptist Church brick
edifce, blown to aoms-tbe bricks and mortar blown
to great distance The roof Of the large brick brewery
blown of and numerous outhouses and sheds destroyed
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

A CEETENERIAN AT THE PoLLs,-Deacon John Phil
lips. Of Sturbrdge (Mass) who is hpodred and four
four months nine days old appeared at the town
hall deposited his ballot for Presidential electors and
State officers lie brought in carriage, and then
conveyed into the hall chair, supported by platoon
returned soldiers Col. Edward Phillips, eldest son Of
he venerable deacon in his eighteth year. then made
impronptu speech to the soldiers in the Of
which he said he the oldest town who wa,
10 town, and yet, said he, my father is here and
q atIl lives
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

Every who put into the United States service in
Concord IN H. has his photograph accurately taken On
back Of his descriptive hist placed and 10 then
aid away future
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

Acting Entign b. Chase, OF the u. q. steamer State
Of Georgia fell overheard from the vessel at New York
Monday and before he could be rescued drowned.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

In the southeastern part Of Massachusetts there
twelve thousand women employed in bonnet factories
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-11-17

The condition of the various branches of the military
service stated 10 the accompanying report Of the Sece.
tary If War. Among the suggestions made for legislative
acton with view to add 10 the uIber and efficiency OF
The amy, ell Of which VIII receive your consideration,
there IRE souus prominent topics which merit special
notice.
The exemption from military duty accorded b. law
all persons engaged 10 certain specified pursuits or pro-
LEI is shown by experience TO be unwisei Dor IL
believed be de eDsbs ia theory The defence Of home
smy and coutry 10 universally recognised a. the para
nsunt political duly of every meub Of society aud ia
rm oi soverumeut like where each citizen enj ,ys
an quality Of rights aud privileges nothing can be more
lnWoous N IN equat distribution OF out es and obi.
eethns NO pursut pustUn should relieve any one
u0 . aoe " DO active duty from enrolment in the army
n's functions or serv css useful to the de-
iehce OF M county 10 another sphere.
Dut u Is manifest that this cannot be the case with Ell.
ure classes All teegtaph operators workuen in mines
professors, teacaes, engineers editors aud employees Of
neW.PaPers Jourheymhn printer, shoeuakers tanners
black IN tbs, mlers Physlcaus aud the numerous other
classes mentioned IA the aws cauuot Ia the nntnre az
ng be either equally necessary III their several proes
SONS distributed throughout the country 10 .uen uro
pOrooa that only he exact numbers required are found
each locslt can it be every where impossible To
replace those within the conscpt age by men older ana
less capable Of active field service discretion should
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11
@eine 6recubafs in Californian.

Cine tslsararbiihe Dspeihe brett BON @alifcrnisn
mslcst, bas am 0onnefias Ntsno, DEN 4. 8etruar,
In Can Traniisfo cine src6artise 0clfsusriamm'
lung f~attiano, UNI esesn Den Wieerruf oss teicnos'
rem Sontraftsassss 3u prctsfiren. Diein Oft Der,
fast, ba6 3ablunssn in Sob 8smaht meroen miis
fen, msnn hies burh sinen teionpersn Gontraft fsft,
8eisst mirb. Nrtsiter fSnnsn untsr hieIsn. @eiss if
rem 9obn in Sob ~srhaltsn, trsnn fe bas ~llstsrsins
fommen nit ben Nrbsitsstsrn trsfsn. Sic 8sriamn'
lung bsitanb gun, erSbten Steile aus Nrtsitsrn, mel.
DE firhtsn, ba6 man fe in @rssntads bsjablsn ,pirb,
,psnn Der g1ibsrruf bss Gs1ssss srfolssn foats. sic
marsn unssbsusr i'm Grnf uno &sbsn rurben in if
rem Sinne esbaltsn. Ser @esierunsss llnteihass
amtsbeamte @beeieman reriu&te 81 @unfsn hes gBi'
Serrufes au rsosn, aber Ste,nirirfe unb alssmsines
3iihsn i6srtSntsn feline gtimme unb Der 9aufsn
risf uNieosr nit Sir Mistblins r. unb bs8lsites
te bisisn 9luf nit nod anhsrsn Semonarationsn, 70
ba6 gteeisman fir Seratten bielt, nurh sili8en @hd>
ius fit feline @ihsrbsit 3a icrssn.
Die @tabt 1T burA bic Traee in bic srS6te auf'
tauns psrisst uoreen. Das Dolt sfautt baB bic
sinfabrunS bee Yapiersstoes aue Wertbe unii@er
,ahen, bic Wertrsdsn psrmebrsn , bic gpstulanten
~bermitbig MAIDEN unb bic 2lrteiter unterbridsn ipirs
soobne DAP oaburh Der Buneesresieruns I'M ST.
nsfen asbolien iriirne, nno bab Der Staat, befen
'tapelprcbuft Sob 1T, AUDI ha7elte setrauHen
jsQte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

GsIumbus, Ben II. getruar 1854.


g1ir puttieiren teute Cen qlufruf Der benc'
lratifmsn @taatss@ entrat'@ Committee. GO litat nun
on unfern bsmcfratifHen Dre,nben In ben beriAteee>
ren GUuntes bee staates, taatiae DeIeeuten ~ Der
Columbus irwcbl, mie III Der @bieaac Contention
Al w6tten. Ntr m1Nen. trsnn mir auf Sies tohen
polen, Der berrihsnben parttei i'm fcmmeneen prd'
observation-disclosures cine asihtcHtne ,sinmateiasUronts
entaeaentsnsn unb Die ecnieruatipen, tubrbaft patrto'
hIhen N1o6en AZ uns bsrtttaieben. Oas Scute ldbcn
tei mniern Nortpablen Der leittube @ebante isin. Dte
berrihenoe Partbsi aetietet. in Gcfee ibrsr unertorten
@erpattanmaeunaen Absr sinen unaebrur'n GinfuB,
a1esn He fam bas Dclt niht tefe@en uno oas
BOLT tpirb, empSrt aber bas unbeilpcle Sreiten Der
frsmtn 2anbespsrtpaaer. NIT uns aeten, trenn MIR es
ni&tbnr& ertremea abreaeln ,urddfoben icneern itn'
treu unfern alien @runbidssn, bic 6aue reiAen nno
itm bic Naittel 3eiaen. mie Der in feiner @alerei aass
aerftbrsnbe Ganatismus %aeaarst, bic Contribution
nieber In ibre 9as4te siraeiset unb bic Union bsas'
neut merb.n tann. gei&t tlcs jebem Sen,otraten,
fcroern jeeem ,ratrsn 1aterlancsfreunoe lieat BE
pHi&t eb. an bieem erpeen Msrfe tnitauarbsiten
unb Die polittfHen pfufher, Demascsen unb plin.
herer bnrH ben etimmfafsn Al airsen, bic eas sinfi
70 atidlime 9anb an ben Gubrien @anb nes Usr'
berten6 Qebra&t haben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11
TremDnt int Eelce.

Cine Especial Dspsihe BON Maitinstcn tnelnet, Bag
@snsral Fremont ernftih entf@(cRen fem foa. fA
ale unatbdnsissn @anbibaten ffr bic nahRe
YrGlnentlhaft anaufinbieen, unb haB itm bic ra'
bifalen Deutihen ibre tnteridsuns periprchen ia.
Zen. 2lus ben Observation-Disclosures ,reroen uniere
9sfe. sleihdsitia srieben, bab bic raoifalen Deutlhen
BON Bctpn am Mitt,rch benz Ssnate cine BittIhrift
ltsrlanbt baben, mprin fe sessn bic Mnna6ms nes
Mieberterfeuunss sqlanss bes YrGFosnten 3inecln
protsfiren. Die @ias 1T ibnen nod ni&t tart as'
mug ; mad ibren Sheen mu6 bic iaolihe BepSlts'
rung ent,reher aana auseerottet, ODER burhaus reht'
LOG mnb politiIh beimatblos gemaht trereeu. Ure'
mont, Den mir INNER fir einen rclitilhen Mbenteue'
rer btelten, aebt tereitpiuts auf aQe Shritts.ein, hrsls
DE bic bsutihen Saeobiner in tbrer @onrsnticn IN
@lepelanb ausasbrutet taben unb Ct 1T fcl8lih ibr
@bbe, benz fe burh Sid uno SInn fclsen trereen.
Dln 9be pirb natirli4 bisfe Beueeuna Tremcnts,
ben Ct INNER nod aus Der xaihe bee @oltes als See
neral Waicr te,a6lt, NIT iebr iheelen Ansen anies
ben. Mir baten alto 2us1ht, i'm nd@Ren Yrafs
bentenpatltampfe minbsfens brei @anotoatea aaf
Dem 9lane 3u iebsn; pteQeiht AUDI bier oesr gar
flnf.
Cine 9sps1Ae an bic gssp Sort Shines iast, baB
Der ihlaue &isaelipalter i'm Gimme Bat, Dem 0eu!.
Fremont bic @slanbthaft mad Sranfreih ~anjubie'
ten uno Den 8essntrGrti8en Geianoten DAYTON BON
bort 3uridiurufsn. sc ,rirb aber auf Der anoeren
Ssite psrfdsrt. bab Fremont niht aelcnnsn 1T. auI
70 pcblfeile @eiie .aussuuerfaufsn." uniere 9err'
fher in Mai6instcn benfsn mebr an bic Yra1oen'
tsnma6l als an Den sefdbrli@en 3ufanh nes Sanees.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11
sSrpflomatipn bes 0puperueurs.

@cuperneur Brcuat tat INTERN, 6. Tetruar rlne
p~rctlamaticn in BetreT hes lebten Sruppenaufaebc'
tee bes pr6Feenten srlaRsn. ct faat barin, baB Der
Ieste Nufruf fir 200, 900 Nlann mebr, btcs bic urs
fprnnalihe Nt7ht erfire unb cine 3ermebrnna Der
9lrmee I'M, 800. 600 Maun e~r5islen fcQ, ea bic atrtf
aen 200, 600 Wann burh ben Misbersintritt alter
Weaimenter aufae,rcaen tperben. Sieie 8erfGrfun8
Der Mrmee 1ei turh 9tndRhten Der Spariamfeit une
Msn1hlihteit aetcten unb NIT bieier Strettmaht ic1s
te bic @etenipn i'm laufenben Sabre nnterhradt uno
Der Brisoen sefhert .ueroen.
9as 6ucta unter BEN 9lufruf fit 300, 900 Wann
betrus fir Ohio unssfdbr 8 1000, uno unter benz 1sss
ten Mufrufe 10000, alto t~uiammen unsefatr $4,000
Mann. gm 1. Eebruar totte Otio unter benz
fla6eren Mufruf nod st,pa 10000 M.anm ~ isuen.
0arin moren nimt einteariFen bic Sclbaten Der alien
Heaiuenter, Bic HA ,rieoer anwerbsn lieBen bieie
fdSst man auf ,nssfdtr Is. 900; fclsli& iAulSete
Dtic am 1. Tebruar inter benz fraberen Mufrufe et'
ma 5000 Nianu; bic 10000 Mann, BE Sbic un'
ter BEN neuefen alufrufe su ieuen fat, tin5uasreanet,
rnaht i'm @anaen Is, 900 Mann. llnteroeB 1T eas
S9etrutiren In srfreulihsr unb srfcl8rei&er Meiie forts
Ser @ouperneur 1hlis6t nit einem 9lufrufe an bic
8nraer BON O6ic unb al bic county Wlilitdr Sons
~,aitteen, itrtn sanSsn Gifer aufsutieten. UNI bic pers
.Ianste Mannihaft prompt ju fts0sn. Sssten 9srtit
bate Ohio feline QcpalitGt am Gtimmfalen %belrtelen,
iest ioQe Is aud f.inen Yatrictismns %bstrsilsn.
2lm 1Ren MSr3 nsroen bic 9essntpdrtioen bcben
Bounties oufeSren, man icute niht auf cine grnsns'
ruus o~srielt.n bofsn. alm 10. @drs rsrSs bic 3it'
tuns Fattfnbsn ; fat auf cine @erl@isbuns oerle!'
Ben Bu re4nsn, iouten bic Burger %arbsitsn, oatn't Die
Sisbuns psrmieoen uerbe.
Mubsr ben 80 @ompasnien, bsrsn Mnipertuns ber'
te in Otio tsoroert wuree, irerosn tpabrlbeinl'4 te''
ne neuen Orsaniiationen settloet rsrnsn. Ser gsie'
n~ereintritt Der Ustsransn ii elmer Der eldnjenolte"
3ase bes 8risses. Sore selihtetsn Ssitsn iouten
rieoer %aufssfdut rsrosn uno es lei cine @bre, unter
loren BON &uesln serfsstsn Tabnen 5u hisnen: Sb'
rem ta@tsen DiF,isrsn blrfe Der @strut nit @'@er'
teit folssn uno Der neue Soloat nstne cine bslieTs
unb etrenbaftere @tsQun8 unter ben Vsteransn ale
untev neuen Commands Elm. Sie Yrotlauaatson
fnlis6t nit f~claenben Shorten:
8ireer BON Obio - Msi6t bic naditsn 81 Sa'
ee Der Same bee 2anbes. @ebt nit SITTER uno @n'
tbu7asmus an'slaDsrt. Bei&liebt, hae BAG quota
Obio's ssfaut rsrcsn ic1 uno folst oisisna Bei%luB
NIT Gifer Mnb @nersie, bs ct aussefabrt II.
Spbn 8rDu9b, @ouu. y. O9ic.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

= Ser Mi&mcnber enquirer bonn 6. Seer. fast:
Ser ecnfSeerirte Gcnsreb bat bic 3eitun8sleute aui
Der Nude unb trtrh aae inter As Sabren e~cnieribi'
rem. 0tes .piro bas @infeQsn aner 3eitmn8en 5ur
folae baben, auseencmmen folder. uelhe 5ur Be'
ioraina bes Sfentli4en.. Drudsns notbmenoi8 fno.
&c tekstsn jskt Bios IS 3situnssn in Der eOnfSns'
ration.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-02-11

- 8cn 8rcrn County 1T unS cine SlualHrtft
~,uaeianot mcroen. bersn DerfaTsr Gh Wm. 9ieber'
mann nsnnt. 1T lhsint jsner unsladliden WlenI@en'
flale ansuaebSrea, Bel ipslher Der Sanatismns bas
Bishen ~aeiunben MsnIhsnpsraano rSnts III G,runee
aerihtst BAT. Shsntar 1T Ct sin sanilih iieerfpann'
ter, uttra,ianatiiher @toliticnia, Der 60 fir Elm ieis
mem Gott CD wobl sefaatses g1erf bdlt bic Os'
mcfraten as lsitbaftiae Seufsl in Meni4snasfalt,
ale xtbierGbntihe gDsien" oar3utelen eehn II bat
1einen baarfrGutsnnsn 8lSo1nn reihlih NIT 8itsl'
ieaen untermii4t, bic NIT fcmiidem Gifer nit Den
Saaren bsr6sise,ossn fnb. gr psriihsrt inter Nn'
bern,, ba6 Die Dcmcfraten Jim Siioen Die Sflapsrei,
i'm gornsn Den Dollar (uisaeiht bic @resnta6s p
auf Den Strpn bcbsn mcuen |" Gin elmer annern
@teue tsbauptet CT, ra6 Die Semrtraten
uibren Wsa burh g erfh tpDrnns g, Mufrubr,
Morb, 8ranb unb &aub tsssihnen."
Ser 2sier miro ~besrsifen, oas eS bel einenn Wfens
ihen, Der icldsn @abn,ris brudsn ld6t, i'm Stsr'
itibhsn niht rsht rihtts ieiH fam. Ser Treuno. Der
uns ben Bilh s~uaeianet bat, trtro ms erh tcfrsnt'
lid niht s%umutten mD0en , bas mir u,s auf cine
ernilide @iosrlssuns iclhsn Bl0biInns einlaNsn
Ioaen ? Mit 9eutsn, bic ueranf i'm &cpis" ino, itrei'
ten mir niat. S;s sstSrsn ins Narrsntaus uno trsnn
cs ben SrelnSsn oss 8srfai1ers 9slinssn ioQte, ibn IN
Der bisliasn Mnitalt untersubrinsen, 10 ircusn mir Sa'
fir iorsen, oas sr cine quite 3sae tsfcmmt, unb Dap
ibm jeocn Wtcrssn cine aetcrise Suantitat sis anf
Den Sort sslsst uirp. 0as 1T auss, mas mir fur i'm
tbun fCnnen.
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r @cn Der bslietten 3sitihrift, rSeutfh'
8Ulfstldtter~ lisst uns tsrsits nas Wsbrnarbsf
Dor reid ssiiiat nit untsrbaltsneem Seleltcff. Ger:
ansseaetsn ron 6. &cblmann uno 8ruotr IN Oib'
fclb, gSieecnlin.
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Wsn's b.trifft.- Str ssboriamRer Sisns'
6err Mbsrmann, rcbin 10 siliS?
Sn ben Stantratt.
Damn i4lafsn Sis rsAt mOhl.
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- Sn Cincinnati iruresu Eel sinsm ouurmen Ssn'
fl BON einem SrIdnbsr 100 9funo Saun,rcle ae'
funeen, bic er liitist batts. Ct puroe a~rrstirt uno
einasironnen. Ser bumms Msnih 1T ~cfsnbar elm
@riintcrn i'm ~8aummclenssihdft.~ Gr Eat bic
v8unh" nitt los ME unisrs srcbsn Spsfulantsn.
Ddtte CT fatt 100 pfuno, sleiA 100 9aasn ssich'
len, 70 ,rI,se ct nibt ;u Drummer trauhen.
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Ser G@re6en. - Bsomten's Sbnen , frau
Baie, spasIiH osfsrn Na&t fit einsn SHrsdsa &C.
fast bab!
s1un, III bod nihts paiart?
Roumt rusin Mlann naatsrn na@ Sauie!