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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
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6ra8e stnsm euyopdH@su Gpners{fe Xal
s<&tuus anbdmeehsQt pasbs, ssptnn,
ttn. ,petttrt 4rttutuue, wtnn ltqU stts
remit, tae einsr (uI3ea antwolt eiA. IN.
fraes bes BuneeS Ii BEN Stnne pssaus,
seeaueen ietn mae;.auf psdsn @et,e " IL
Der Strettfraee iwif&eu esm Dunps unb
Den oeu,f&sn 0Ieemd&tsu@ E& Rtusn
woQs. Der srht Shrlti IL alio tsrstts
ssi&sbsn. um cine :: Ginml{&uns Bono
paste's In bts reutf&e Graet an1ubabnsu,
uno pon* "a ~ yietptr Grneusruns pss
&beintunpee, ja%nt$t ear 10 pet,, a!s IS
(detnt. =. II }fp'
Nstnn bts-tsutiett @oltspu,tet, t.b. bsr
fir wirflt&s Aetton 8tf,immts Ib,M tu.
istben.. )sBt wt,sIt4 FINE oreantlirts partet
unb Don tlussnGdbkrn sslei,stiR, 70 ia, fe
aae Dastotea 9tRe6sp, '7sm ets Beitsfetnpt
ute sm|ti&tn arpst I1t|Rstnen au jsrret.
ben. Dis'@ssbsnbshtR du6,rfl adnaia,
Oct 0oItsfa&s 3u ,tnem pouadnpt5eu SieA
I aafs, i5eran ts etf.blt tat TN um s.m
oeuti&ea @olh ,ur poten q @d:tnpma&uu
isines Wiaens lu ssrbslfsn, war btebsr
Der aeesbent: hrNtmfeAbfs punft fretsr
Aattattpn. up pea 6ttsI ptr Nationolts.
AnNersnB etnSu(tsen unb ote alts .Dtplo.
matte aus cen: Nhattn 3u bebsn. Dt.fsn
punft-pis(e 6aup!{a@e-!iffspn sbm iee.
ott> RseteruuRsn (slber - its sommt j,pt
nur ,ouf ae(&i1h BeuubunBre:s etnaun,
ten pebsI6 an. :,
Nl&t nur ras gsrpnnftrs&t une. Ra.
tIonaAntsrlie, ,nfin. au& ba6 nformsus"
Rs&t Nno td' Auesublt9t 70 ooufdnptp
auf Sdtsu Der Dolfedfttonepa1tet, mis
ME eorb,r. 0er oomtt nf&t BIN Bent.
i&sn Mi@el tparm, ia elab.nb bdb mo-
den fam. ptr. mub 70 be@ft unssi&tds
anfanstn. t..
aueren bie WoIfefdbru taub fdnbsn,
mdbte fe i!b' CUR sr5btsn puttFotti&su
Gntf@tsbsntett an(pornsn:- :-ote RGdfat
aY Granfrel&. Befommt Bonuparts ion
pth fletnsrsn rsuti&sn Rs9tsrunesn 'nu,
Frae srrtn8fe R,&t ttr Gtnmtf9une in
tnnere ttutf&t- HugrtrBenbsttsr sussRau.
ben. 10 miro sr balo, gun S&tsperi@tsr In
osnleIbsn erfarft ietn. 60 lanes etne
unmirerNsbli&e @olfebe9etftsruneDeutf&'
Ianr Su0lst& feinen tnnusu uno dubrsn
Getnren eewaditn ma&t, miro II f&
wobl bdtsn, feline 6ssre nod tsm Rbsine
mar(&irsn 1u Ia 0sn ; fotu!p er absr Rsbt,
pab bas eeutf&e @olf Mot stnta unb &C.
bleIUtl& oofeh, miro n let@tss @pisl
boben, BE etnen BON tsn tsu,l ldsn Nseis.
run9sn 0e9tn BE anesren ju btesn unb
Rbsfntunrs Bsfrtbun9sn beruurauruftu.
rte etne iwstte frunb60i&e Snpafon
Deuti@lanrs jur GoISe bubsn mletsr.
(@.n. N..y. Dsm.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
81 ptp fp II

Der Bir9erz y er a m m mig IN
|, Davenport am 10, Bebruar
IN Der llnipn 9elle
Nadcem Die iablrei9e @erlammlun9
i4 pur6 Grmabluns pes 5errn 3. Ytlder
,um prdlIpenten uno bes 6errn >: Slnltb
3um Sefretdr or9anillrt bate, .ieste 5err
s. g. Stibolt auf Nufurrerun9 ben 3ped
Der @erlammlun9 in einem @prtraae aus
einanper, in mel6cm CT belpnperS au9
na6tpies, caB 6crr Qincpl1, ren man jeBt
ais ben v9ruben 2iberator" feieru lpclle,
}fet6 pte Sflaperei unp bic SflaYenbdlter
in lsinen belonrern S9uB 9enpmmen, unc
ferner, bab bic Nrt unp Weile, in rcr man
ieBt fir bic Q8iccererwablun9 Qincoln' 8
arbcite, rpu @erleBun9 unc WiBahtuno
tes freien Watlredts rs GoIfe5 3susnig i
9ebe. Gr tru9 cann carauf an, rab Die
Ser lammlun9 Sfentlt9 auslprc4e, T ii
6errn 2tncotn nidt fi NJ n
su no len, unc ferncr, rab man Dele
9atcn Sur GruntDzGun"cntirn inltrulre,
9s9cn lie ouf ten %, 8cbruar teruicnt
StaotszGpnncnticn 81 prpteitiren.
9crr 8. q. Glauncn erfldrtc f9 IN
eiucm ldngcren &rrtra3c i'm gu5emelntn
einseri itanrcn nit ren 8emcrflrl3cn ct5
0prrerners, tucelte namcnniA l6arf raS
@erfabren 2inccn'e in 0eSieGlin5 al'f
Mfpurt uno TIT YcSicDun9 auf NihtzJiez
fruttrunB inter ben Tarti9cn &cl,t1dY'5>
unr bob berYpr, bab man 1lh nit a(ltr
gntldictenbeit ye9en nc Wieperrrra blana
9inepln's erfldren miiife. Su Desiebun9
auf bic @punty>GpnYentipn GUT Gr,pl blunA
rcn Delc9aten na6 DcS Woines pplte Ct
aber, tab man ale Ibcilnabme YerweiBcre
uno in ren @1rcz@erl lammlunBcn prrttitc
9egen Beldidun9 cer untD<Gcnvention
un6 Der StaatszGpnYention einrei6e.
!6err Stibplt crtldrte fd bierlnit tinrerz
1anren unb Sp9 leinen erfcn Mntra9 Suz
rid.
Dr. 2an9er bielt tarauf cincn 8rrtra9
su @uniten Der 8cl9iduu9 rtt GpnYcnz
ttpnen, bamit 1T nlclben prptcit ein9clc9t
werbe.
Na6oem bic bciccn bclprpdcncn Nn>
trd8e na9 ipeiterer Nu5cinanrertBun9
abletten 6errn 81. YetcrS rpn 6crrn 3.
q. Glau0en robin formutirt tparen:
Die 0crlaml11lun9 beldGcbt, Gin
Committee 81 er>pablen, ,peldeS bic
@rInbe rarle9t, aus 1pclden cie Scr>
Qincoln it,"
unb ferner:
Die Derlanmlung belAliebt, oabiu
au rpirfen, baB III ben @arc>Serl lamm;
lun9en feline Dele9aten our GountY>Gonz
pentipn ge>tdblt 1perben, unb eab, pr
bic Webrbeit ffnno4 Dele9aten erwdbn,
bic Minoritdt paseSet proteftirt ltnc bic
Wtlnte ibrtS YrotefteS ter County,
Gpnpention. mittbeilt,"
ntrben biefelben einftimm an9cs
t1ptnn1en.
9n tas Committee purren gepablt: 8,
y. Gtbolt, 1. q. @auGtn, Or. Sanger,
g. =. Nnferipn, 81. Yeters!
1trr 6tibolt bedntragte barauf:
uBe19lp lfen,bab bic Berfamn1z
h.ne in einem Sdretbeu an BE am %.
:. 6ebruar in 2pui6nilte ta9ense Greibeitse
&enptntion tbrt: ber;li&e SYmpatbie
init ben Beitrebungen Der RaotfaIen II
ben Sflapenfadu1 ausbriide, unp cab
ite anter 'Besitsnabme auf BE obi9e ers
hdrung 9esenf 2il1cofn ibre SDmpatbtt
fur Sobn 6. Grentcnt als ndhfen Yrdz
fbenti4afta Ganhibnten, pber fit iresnt
| 7dhtt anbern Mauu trflare, Der fid u
4. btn}tlben 9rtnjtpten tbes 8abifaliSmua
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
@pram feblt Is 80 an @iufebt,
pber au uuabbduliN Felt.

Ober all unabbduBiN tett.
Mahrem Mouate lang uou De(srtton
aus unp Generalization In ru &ebeusn'
aruee. pon M'uisr.t une f5rmlt@sn
Sdla&ten Ger Rebeuen a'asn ttnaneu.
BON etnem 8srpuiten unp 0erpampfen
oer &sbtQion Dor psn Sonntnltrablsn per
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etntolns Il. Il. Der
lslserupb uno pte &eaierrnpaprefs a.
meleet baben, fommen pl6ett1 9auB anecrs
lautenpe Nahrt3ten.
Die Aebeusnarn,ee, betei e8 isbt mar
nte 10 ero6, wtr r.auasn hridlt@.
Sees Nrm,e ,(&wtaI iu l60. 900 Wann
an, Sobnf fons nod drssr, 10 0onsftrsets.
furA o1r Rebellsn ktno Ndrte1
lest, ais je,upor Dasu fommen
Beri9te aus Ni@monb liber ek pldns
Sees, aber Dispersroberuna Genne6sa,
BeieBun8 rss Sbioufers, Snooion rss
Neresns, fur,, Der Tsufe! III rein loo.
Dob BE Nebeaen gum GrQblln9e :eb
per3pstfsIffsn Nn trenaunaen MAIDEN wsr.
cen, pae Iisat In Ger Nalur oer Sods, unc
mir Gno u.it cupon entfernt ote Mrbeit,
ois unS bsporaebt ~ unts1(4dBen. Sur
etn tollflbnes Haaen, nur Elm perSwet'
FunpepousS Dutouqusipiel fam ibnsn
m5olt9ermeile Rettune orer @al9enfrif
trtneen. Mter ra5 oles wua'en wir
iaon I'm 6srbR uno mir elauben 70 uente
an pos rtsienbofts Nul&msusn Der Re
beuenarmse, als mir bieber an. ben Ver'
faQ uuo bic NuR6luns eerielben sssIautt
baben.
Mbsr marum mobl ottfe lrBten Na&rf&,
ten BON stnn 10 md6tteen &rbebun9 zee
5arens? qDtr lu3en Den @runp au
pi, fem 5tlf Islsarapbenorbstt in rem
IfBtsn 2ruppenaufssbot ees prdfcsnttn.
Dir woaen bfsrmit fstnesweass aefaSt bas
ben, oab cte(s 9ruppsn ntdt n0ibta finr,
uno Gnp fs n6tbtp, 10 m60tn ile prompt
aeteQt wtroen, mae bofentlt& au@ Der
Eau ltin mtrp. Nbsr isbr ouffaueno if
es, ro6 ne ,,loyale" prs0e etne wsit er5.
be1e @tfabr utsrFebt als rte, BE une
aus rsm. S1ee' bertdist wiro. Dteie
@sfabr Iteet in Baibtneton. Dab untsr
einsm (dle4ten @ensral ote 9raete Nrmts
nthts ausridtsn fann, pos baben une
Mc3l,uan in Btretnten uno 6aued tn
Mi(a(dppi unp Bueu in Iennedee eeietNt.
DaB un(ete Nrmeen menta Grfola babsn
nerrsn, 70 lanee 5a1sd i'm Sbereomu,an
% blstbt unp 9ineoIn lsine poIilif&sn
Yln1Iinee In rie Armse binsInldlett
meib ouh 9srrmann. D'nno4 ldbt
pie(e Yu0e 6srrn 6aQsd rubie in (einsm
Mmt oewdbren uno l6met9t raau il,ur,
nenn 9incoln rte fur Den Nuatnblid N d
ttaRe itrateatl& l&,e go (it'on
ndmlid &ncrpi0s. aus b|obem eros NsAsn
ole &manetpationinsn O'iNouris etnem
9 56oftelo in Die 5dnoe {ptet. Die:
Ter flstns Gtaenfnn, riele beonrert 2ieb
babsret Qinrclns f6nnte n'69Iiderwstis
Gem cancc etne baIbe Arrnee unp f1ftQe
buarert Wiaionsn fcftin. uar rod fsblt
sS un6 nlbt an 0enelaten, rsrsn 6abfa
fsiien erprobt Ano une au tsnen Afmes
unp Bof Vcttrouen BADEN. Warum
lhreit oisle preils tmmer "mehr esute, "
aber MIDI, aud su1Itt6 ,,oncere @sntrd|s." ."
Jrst|id> frsiLid, ra6 marce .rt@t Qut film
asn ~ elmer 3ttt, po man 2ineolno tobt
Deiebsit III bewunrcrn Bat.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

. % Yrede 3e1(t0rt, Dls Drudus
BON 9tspare IN Gaitfslr, Soma, uuree
am MoutaB our& rtt Aurddsstfbrisn 8s,
tsranen BON 50. e., 2. 9nfanisris. j,r<
fort. Davt IL sine psr atf,tehsn xupfr.
i&lanatu, cte mir I'm Staatt babtn, uus
(tins @tfanatnf&afl, In Gorla .2afaystte
i&eint tbu ttin.e Be6ern btItbrt gu bab'n:
81 Ism rt&t ssi&tttn,. pbslsid mir ntat
an Not>lam alauttn.= g., . 6. 81 e,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
g Dc.e ~
beut}6e 8dderei
Don 9lnfcrIon s Qemute.
Don Anfcrlon s Qem,ne.

@rorerten bseer Aualttdt ~ m6slt&n tiuts'
b.u prtftn,
@enodnete teutfGe Btrnsn unb &tri&en,
Ranbelu, NdAt, &botolabe. eatao;
D.utj&e rtn(en, 0elbe Grtfen, @pl{t Grbien.
Buhmet,e .Mebl, 8u&wet5:nz uas
3afer-0rlte, YerIeraupeu;
9ondneti6s 9drtnee, @asotnss, eimburssr'
a9ttn n&oroltna &ets unb Cub "a
9sute, ttprs aussesstn setss;
Rau4.. &au- unb S&nupftabat, Sfeifen,
eyteI .Rarten;
'Vunf&. Gdeus, Rxm, Detn, 8ranbs unb
k8t!sfs,
@tetnaeua unb @laswaaren, rporunttr eapa"
af&btae. nab 9sares-saIsr, wslt ad ~ @s@ea'sn ety.
.Gt(erwaaren unb gl!0euwaaren peri&tebensr
Ht;
Mnftr(cn u. 2emtne,
7te etrate, ,ufaeu @atues uub Hrubu.
~ Garu,er's Yrobutte gum bodRen @tets
pstaRft. -. 2lntumta
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

. Auh tieier Nntrao tpurte 81 4 tins
m 4 an9enpmmen unp bic abfafun9 pes
@dreibens rem obisen COMMITTEE ilber'
traAen.
&ertasuns bic auf Montas Nteno, ben
Is. 1ebruar.
= Gn,ith Grcr
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
Trii@e 6recericn

SO ebe erlie aat ssm Desi4st as 1sut Gsaass erb.
s. setee Dstaes DsaRstie. 0sise. 9sfes o,lts 0iea
0.ase yatsraaye. aets.tl crtss esse datas. ttees.
1states. xae eHsi GArbaaaes, eapttr 1sfsIaeas Sd.
strees tpstt4 Ndtaka, asSsssneN asrimtbJ; SBditn.
sstL 500 osfstd &ast'asla, loo oatatl Ssts Riba
2 - ane assIlet tnnubutb ber etabtsreuj.
tttt ta'S 6aus 8elttftrt. ! !: :; :
.s...,- a..,..-.-,r 1%: 6. D. Yststfsn.
-@-*7 80 - Ne etsate wtekAe. 10. d.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18
W an 0ebe etn @elblieber l..
nsm B ales als einem i.
y1otar

Man bat obne 3metfsl srra'bsn, sbne
ba6 IS aueflbrIi& ~ ertldrsn IL, pabDol.
jean nad psm proseb Gbompmaibtsu,
wdbreno Feiner s1feu Glu&t pom etnisen
Iaeen> nod paris bate fommtn unp bst
DsN.n uou Qaftte bte psrhtsutrc @umme
unt:r bsm Namen Maeeleins iurid,tebsu
fdnnsn. @sA srswtebsr srsi, fen 3u usrs
psn tQr&tste. was ia au& wtili& furie
Belt parna6 esi&ab, 4batis er isne Gum.
ms In rem Nalp pom MDhifern.a an rsr
bs3et9netsn 3t@tun9 serasdt unp rsrera.
tbsn. Die Summer 630,D0O Graree,
san3 IN Banfnetenrbatte 1pents tilmfans
unp fanb 3aum IN etnim. SdRasn. 1m
atsr ,ptslss s3dR&eu DOR deuhhefett au
bewobren. baae,er saHeibt,in stnsn tIsinsu
&efer BON &t&snbola wtt Rufanisn(pdb.
nsn 9s!set. 9n psmislbent ttsinsn xofftr
bate q. einfn aneeren 9&aB, tieQsh@ter
css Yi(&ofs. a Nan snnntrt fit, tab Ct
etele Qeu&ter sauf ber Glu9t, pom W. am
W. mig9snommsp::! Orr Mann,: tsn an
stnrm Abeutes sDpliatrusut jun erfen
Wale lsmsrft batte. mar s0aljean. Spd.
!er; 70 oft 8alisan Glib btau@te. 'bolls It
Fee I'm @u|ee an-eT ettsune:7z Dire mar
ru @runo 3u (tiatn7 eslsgsfhi&su fleinsn
Hstien, BON tener utr geiprp@sn baten.
Gr bate zine 6ads ireenewp iu bem 6at.
pslraut In stusm gerasd, bass u auetu
fannie. Als {, fob. toe yMqrtue ,ptsbsr
stnas. als e. fdbl,e. bit6tanbt uahs, In
wel&tr teis(ts Crib nasli4 ittn sSnne,
bolte <er IS. Ct par 80 ptstsr .Rswe(sh.
zen Bou!atrusue tn5ttm @alpe ,aslsbsn.
pttsmal frtlb uup nf&t Iabsnea,, Beula.
trueQs srbte mentQfsns VT bad:.s
DE mtrta@s @umme betrua 584,500
Jranee. galjean nabm BE 500 G1ants
far -f&. !: s,
@tr ut,ten fpat.r f.b,n, ta&te ,r.
s. DR. unterl6ieb spt(&su et,i,r @umme
unb bsn 100000 Grants; RE .r ron 2as
ftte lnsddRenomu,sn. nirtrut., ,bie Aueaa.
btn BON 10 3abrsn, ron 1923 bte 1883.
Iie fdnf Sabre Auffntbalt TN Slefsr
ba'tsn nur 5000 GrahtS stf,fst.~ -
@alisaa' Reuts bte 3ud Glbnnen Qfu&.
tsr auf'ttn 3amfu, no fs eldn1isn aur
srcetr Bsrunp.rune b,r Maae. . rl.tri.
aens, ptish @aIjsan, bab q, ron tSapert
fret f;f. Wan bate In leinsr @s9snwart
er3dblt unb ter Wonttsuv se bfffdttgt, ba6
ttn poltteiiufpsftor, Namene 9Gsert, IN.
ter ten Bootsn bsr Bdf@ntnntu' iuti&en
en B5rlsnbrlde anb =eer7 7<ututn Bride
erlrurfsn eefuubsn uorbsn fei, uub bae
II. etn iouf untabsliesr, une| roAE (einsu
0oraeiebtsn fsbr gea&ister Mann, cine
S&rift btulttlaGen babe, ',psl$t auf cine
aeifttas Si6ruug btutsns uubA esetalb al
5eItfmorp slauben IaGe. r nAasrbines."
ra&ie @aIjean, I'd er mt& tdttt nnb mid
fret Iiss, u'ubte n f&on pabufaats (ttn.
/. S5:@, e,s33 31E&s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18
AZ a@ y Fosthe Journais Nea
= ftnr The darlx and STORMY, dav AZ tbesS,tb

AZ "a Forthe Journais ~ eH
4Aftert the dark and stormy day sof theSth OF
November, 1864, just before sunset suddenly
the western sky was aglow with golden and
cripson clouds, while in the east a.brilliant
rainbow spanned the heavens. q IL
: AE q ~ a- e ~
This day our country for while submerged, I
By the wild waves of passion and of war,
Has done her noblest work. Freemen have stood
Shoulder to shoulder, in their might arrayed,
And bravely stemmed oppression bloody tide.
We hail the Heavenly Token, Bow Divine,
Painted by God S own hand With beams Of light,
As the sure pledge of mercy infinite. iffl}
The wild flood shall be stayed, and its proud
waves
Shall go no farther. Our dear land thrice purged
From its foul sin, shall shake its shackles off,
And stand the beacon light of liberty.
Aye, more than this.-In every distant cline,
Despots shall tremble, and humanity III IL
Down trodden and oppressed, fresh courage take,
To reassert its manhood. Not for US,
But for the race, redeemed by Jesus blood,
Is this dear Pledge of God s remembrance given.
Seed time and harvest days, the summers heat,
And winters cold, shall not more sure return,
Than the whole earth in one grand chorus raise,
To Liberty and God its song of praise. u iii I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18
E,Crs rop rur PpopIr

FACTS FOR THE PEQPLE.-lt,l Is q well eS-
tabished fact that preparation has ever been placed
before the public that remedial agent for the
and speedy Of Coughs Colds Group Hoarseness In
uensa, Tickling in the Throat Soreness Of the Chest
and Lungs and the relief Consumptive Cough equal
TO Ooss CouGH, BAIsAH- Although not known IN the
Western States until the fall OF 1853 bottles
oft sold and used BY hs peoples its immense pop
u&rity being the result Of its undbpbted merit The
propristors, hessrs c. G. Clark Co., of New Haven,
among the most reliable of the Eastern Drug
Houses have offered to anynan who would produce
article that would any Lung and Throat Affections
quick Goes Cough Balsam, reward of $780, aud
without any taker although the offer has been made
public two yexrs. The bottle compares favorabY
in size with any the IS per cent preparations and its
strength is second to nome making not only the best
but the cheapest remedy in the world. We have the
united testimony Of such houses Lord Smith; Full
er, Finch Fuller; BurnhaH Van Schaack ]. H. Reed
Co.; and II. ScoFii all heavy Druggists in the City Of
Chicago, together with the of wholesale and
retail druggists in all points Of the Northwest that they
selling of this preparation and that gives bet
ter satisfaction than any other Cough Basam extant-
No family shoald be without III; it is within the reach Of
ALL the price being only 40 cents. In time OF health pro-
vide for disease.-ChtcGgO 1ribEns. 5dw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18
FURst FURsI

L. BENEDICT d Sons, 2Ol Superior-St.,
Cleveland, advertise Gentlemen's Lady's
and Children's Fur Goods of every kind
and description. Of course our readers in
want of such articles viii be much obliged
to us for informing them where they can
be obtained,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-11-18
sNOW-THE wEATHER.

People were not little surprised last
Saturday morning to find four to five inch
eS snow on the ground which had fallen
during the night. 1t was nearly all gone
before night and mHd was abundant
Saturday night and Sunday more snow.
Monday winterish and the ground frozen.
Monday night sleet apd snow, Tuesday
afternoon quite pleasant. Wednesday was
very fine. l-i
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soLpIERs, AID soCIRrEY.

On Thursday, Nov. 10th, there were present
at the meeting of the Soldiers Aaid Society IS
ladies'. The following. articles were contributed
to the Society: - So
Mrs. R. p Buckland, ~ handkerchiefs, s
poultice bags 1 roll of bandages; cans fruit
Mrs. S. Buckland, bag dried apples, cans
fruit. MrssH. Lesher, l roll cotton cloth, 2
books Mrs. G. O. Garfield, A shirts, ID hand
kerchiefs, 1 roll congresses, housewives
Mrs. Morgan, handkerchiefs, roll compress
es. .&kbEs.g Mrs. B. AMSDEN, Pres.
Mrs. L. H. MoREHoUsE Secy.
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! TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.

ELxoRE, Ohio, Nov. 18th, 1864.
Il have this day received from the ctas Issuranes
COHpasy Hartford, Connecticut, Eight Hundred and
Fifty Dollars the amsunt insured my building which
was burned on the Ith inst. Icommend the old Afna
just, liberal and perfectly reliable. DAVID G1BBs
Agent at Elmore the 10 call upon to secure safe
indemnity. tits better to insure with one Of our own
izens in Company known to be sound beyond all ques-
tion than to seek cheap insurance with unknown men in
unknown corporations. C4ow1 A. G. WHITE.
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HExICAN pIUSTAN9, LINgNENVI

The parties ia ST. Louis Cincinnati, who have been
Counterfeting the Mustang niment under pretehss o.
PrOpretorshP, have been thoroughly estopped by the
Courts To guard against further imposition, have
procured from the U. States Treasury, private steel
plate revenue stamp which is placed over the top of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac siIe of my Signature
and without which the article Is Counterfeit dangerous
and worthless Imitation. Examine every bottle This
Liuinent has been in use and growing in favor for many
years There hardly exists hamlet the habitabls
Globe that does not contain evidence Of its wonderful
effects It the best emolient in the world With its
present improved ingredients its effects upon and
be@st perfectly remarkable Sores are healed pains
relieved lives saved valuable snipnals made useful and
untold s assuaged For cuts bruises sprains rhsuma-
tsu swellings bites caked breasts, strained horses, DC,
it aSoveregn Remedy that should never be dispensed
with II should be in every family. soldby all Druggiss
u. :. BARNES, HesS-Eork'
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ERIE RAILWAY.

Great Broad GGgus, DOxbls Track, and Telegraph
Route to
NeW York, Boston and all Eastern Cities.
CARRYING The
Great Western and South Western u. S. Mails
FL wE g EXPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk
- ~ daily, arrival Of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad from Cleveland, Cincinnati To-
ledo, Chicago, Milwaukee, st Paul, St. Louis, &c. and
run through to New York without change.
The ONLY ROUTE running Cars through from the lakes
EsE York City Splendid ventilated Sleeping ears
run on the Night Trains.
Baggage checLad through. Fare always ss low As by
any other route.
boston passengers and their baggage transferred Free
in New York.
Be particular call for Tickets via Dnnkirk the
Erie Railway which sold at all the principal Railroad
Offices in the Vest.
This Road affords superior facilities for shipment
FREIGHT Express Freight Trains leave New
york daily making close connections through TO all
FOR Freight rates enquire Of A. II. WARD, 240 Broad
A., NewYork; JOHN s. DUNLAP is State Street. Boston
Mass O- off. s. SPENoER, Western Agent "a Clark-St
st;eoao CHAS. MINOT,
JuI1 II. Iss3s Genl Sup't.
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From Julius Lee, Esq, firm of Lee Walker, the
most extensive Music Publishers in the United States
No. 722 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February 2S, 1854.
Messrs. Jones Evans-Gentlemen:-E mother-in-
Law has been so greatly benefited by your Hooiands
German itteTe that lconcuded to try it myself find
1t to be an invArqabe ionic, and uphestangly recon-
mend it TO all who suferihE from pyspepsia have
had that disease in its most obstinate Hatulence-
Tor many years. snd your Bters has given me when
every thias else has failed. Yours, truly.
JULIUS LEE.
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J LICENsED AuCTIoNRER.
M. ID. THIERwEcHTER, of this town is

M. d. IHlERWECHTER, OF this town is an
auctioneer of much celebrity, and has Ii
cense to sell goods, DC, in all parts of the
9th Congressional District. Any person
going to make sale viii do well to secure
his services. His card with several sales
announced will be found in another place,
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LYONS kATHAIRnN.

lkatharon is from the Greek word ssKathro' or s.Ka
tharO, sgnifying to cleanse rejuvenAts and restore
This article is what its signifies For preserving
restoring and identifying the human hair it is the most
remarkable preparation in the world It is again owned
and putup by the original proprietor and is now made
with the same care skill and sttsntion which gave
sale of over one million bottles per snnum.
Il Itis amost delightful Hair Dressing.
Iteradeates scuf and dsndruff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean
r. Il makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
prevents the hair from falling of and turning gray
trestores the hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who values a besutifuI head of
hair should Lyons CathairOn 1t is known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. j ..,.. ......-...-i.t 81 ,fl l..
v DEMAS 5. BAEsNES & co. New-YOrk.
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From Rev. W. D. seigfried, Pastor of the 18th

Aessrs. Jones Eysns-Gentlemen:-I have been re-
Gently sborng under the distressing effects of Indiges
ton, accOmpanedb BY aprostraon Of the syssm
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends and
SONS of them tested, but without relief Your Hoof
lands German Bitters recommended by who
had tried them, and whose favorable mention of the Bit
ters induced also to try them. confess that
had aversion TO Patent Medicines from the thousand
and pne" quack Btter whose only aim seems to be to
palm OF gwsetepsd and drugged liquor upon the
nifty in sly way; and the tendency of which, fear is
TO make many confirmed drunkard. Upon learning
that yours really medicinal preparstion took It
with happy effect It's action not only upon the stomach
but the nervous system, prompt and gratifying
feel that have derived great and benefit from
the use Of Few bottles Very respectfully yours,
W. ID. SEIGFrIED,
No. 254 ShackamaxppS Street