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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
The Merchants of New York,

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
Mrs. Holmes Novels.

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,,Martan @rs9," tpsI&ts 70 fstr popular bur4
bas sun,s 9anb III. Yrris ST .25.
Marion @rep, 6omeiteoo,
9ena 6iper6, Dora Deane,
Meaoo:p Sroof, goufn Wauos.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16

KimbalPs W Orks.
GtnI&li.enb letn tnrIiGss nsus NOptl, :, ,gear
r sidli6," tinss tsr ttlsn Bsrfsn Der Sabrss'
,et. prtis 81. so.
t1bar rr slGhli1, Saint 9tger,
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Stunentrn Grbru in Der efrrusbr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
Das Orufe GngIif6r 0etlmit-
tel.

Cir Spbn Glarfe's
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3ubsrsItst na8 sinsr 8Orf&rift bss cir 8.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
Victor Hugo-A Life.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
A. S. ROe's Excellent Novels.

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Der Ianse gprblif,
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Der Stern unb bic @plfe,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16

u Anretnem plnte
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AIS Elm Slutreini9sr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
Light on ShadoWed Paths,

Dur& 8. 9. @rtbur.-Dis pOpularttdt unb
ods SntsrsIe wsssn rtslsm tnrli&n 0srt. IL
tsadnbs am Sunstmm. Gs III snts Der anss.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16
The Art of Conversation.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16

Novels by author "Rutledge,"
ginf&lisbsnO fstn b1rIi&ss nsut ROSsI, ,,8rant
Harrington" :" tusI&ss 70 isHr i6nsa psrtauft.-
Yrtis S1.50.
Rutleoee, Sranf 8arrin9ton,
Die Sutberlanbs, eouis.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-16


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IL.
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,dt. prtis 81 so.
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III.
Remains Life of Jesus.
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".
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".
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Novels by author "Rutledge."
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Mrs. Holmes Novels.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
a Rebel View.

The Importance which the rebels attach to
successful defence Of their Capital may be
seen from the extract given below from the
Richmond ErHHlHar Of IIarcII 18th. Thai
paper estimates the Federal force which NAV
be used against Richmond at 100000 men.
1t saws:
What are our means Of resistance? There
are two means Of TeSistance-thc first which
occurs to many is an offensive movement on
grand scale into soma part Of the cDemy's
own territory. But this measure is the least
probable Of adoption. Il has been deemed the
best policy Of our rulers TO sit at home and
wait for the enemy 10 come when, where, and
how he may think best and this policy will
be more or less consistently pursued by them
to the end Of the war The only other plan
to be adopted is new defence Of Richmond
1t was most successful in 1852, when we had
Jackson to drop from the clouds on the flank
and rear of Mcclellan
1t may be successful again without Jack
son, provided we can get a hundred thousand
troops here in time, and maintain them thro
the summer. Distributed in the Notifications
OF Richmond from Petersburg to Fredcrcks-
burg, we may wear out ali the armies OF the [.
States, one after another But if this is to 0e
done, now is the time when the real defence
ot Richmond, which is the defence, the only
possible defence Of the whole Southern country
must be made Success depends entirely upon
the preparation made now-now--in this and
tive coming month \ vast depot of army pro-
visions and military stores is an indispensable
requisite to the undertaking. If new fortif-
cations are wanting--a thing which the ensi
neers can say-no outcry or Intrigue should
prevent the levy of negro hands from all parts
OF the country to do the work with speed.
It Is idle to listen to the voice OF individual
selhshness now as hitherto. Too much de-
pends on it. II Richmond is taken, what will
these farms and negroes be worth? In that
case, no corner of the country will be exempt
from the ravages Of the Yankee; like great
flood through the gap of broken dyke, the
enemy will penetrate the southern land. The
Confederate armies may still keep in the field
and mountain, but over all the plain, down
every river, through every CITY, village,
hamlet, and up to the very selfish planter
door, will the torrent of lava stream and &C.
your Nothing that is property viii be worth
one straw-nor the snap of fnger-if this
city falls and the enemy passes the James"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
PENEsYLvANIA DECLARES FOR PRES

PENNSYLVANIA DECLARES FOR PRES
1pENT LINcoLN-Thc Union State Convention
Of Pennsy ivania was held last week,
4 resolution was adopted that the Electors
at large be instructed to support Abraham
Lincoln for President, and to oppose all efforts
to postpone the Baltimore Convention; and
and lha. one Of the hardest blows that could
be inflicted Oh tue rebels would be the GER
tainty Of the reelection of Abraham Lincoln.
The Committee on the Address made a
report The address sets forth that the honor
and glory Of the people are sufficient reasons
for urging the reelection of Mr.. Lncon,
whose adminislratio has presented all the
powers and resources of The Government IN
their strongest light. 1t is necessary for the
suecessfu. prosecution Of the war that there
should be 20 change in the Administration
at Washington.
4 resolution of thanks to loyal Senators
and members of the Legislature for the faith
iul performance of their trust, and especially
for giving the right of suffrage to the soldiers
was passed.
A solution was also unanimously passed
giving thanks to our brave soldiers in the
field, who had sacrificed the comforts of
home for the maintenance of the principles
Of our Government
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
The Future on our National Dabt.
From the New Yoi hef.

| MANY carafnI and nrndo7t mon IooI, n.on
THE increase Of orr national debit With some
forehodinr Let ne ..van,ioo 4ro whole s,h-
/ iect fli.ov and see # we ere not only able
j to nav our rrescnt. Int any reasonable fur
! ther debt that the exioenc5es Of warpav com
pel Us TO incur. and that the navment will
/ neither he diGicult or evcessirsiv onerous.
i Let ms see what are thu Facts Tnlike an
/ individual who i unahlo IN count with car.
tainty aDon increased ability tn nav in the
! fufure the debt thai he contrarts in the
/ present-,his .at,r+r,, i s,,rs n increase in
! wcaIrh and non,,Isfio, Il arnears fro,n the
cens2s returns That the rroI 'inreTc2se in the
y8lue of real and r7orsonaI nrcn.r+v in the
United states from 1S1o - 1250 vas from
three thonsand seven hn,drod and sivIv-f1ur
millions l23. 764 600 00ll in ISt0 to eiy thoI,.
sand one hundred and snvantr-Gonr millions
(s6, ~ 600 0O1l in 1870 ~, 81 norcant The
novt dcn,d3 chnwe-o e+iJi an.otar ad,-eno oo
in General rrosnnritv an5 3D;ohoz Eor in
tbof no,;od rbo r;o15 # .-I5r -
rv+onson or o,l1 y,ilroaI ''
onnf ona;nC, of nan, f,I fn an.
orr l,,et, i,7iero4;nn ,,,J t1a
to avnpr hranb n ,,an,,ca4,,a. ? ~
n,o.1,.r,:o orIs ,o;sad +I,n '"u
from, g., tLn,,co.5 o,oo t,,T,1a5 80
fonr millions ia ia 600 S40l =, 1s-n -
the enor,nou, ooapa.coto IF f,,,,,,oa,, +I,o,,o,G
ono bunarod a,,5 n;,<7,+,, +I,.,, ,,;IIiox I5II
Iee nno 0nnS - Tlcen "a -'-.-' 'o''
,nI:aL - 'o", u per '9E''' u
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mn N"'' c''I, '''0O''t ""' no, cA''H9e
| 'n7 c"","cter o1 tL7 answer 20 the Ques-
lion, )-!na1 the nation VIII not commute to
nearly II not quite, aoooie Its wealth every
3 I,,t :.. - 90 " come we
-" ',t' " WI o'i Soio MINES
Gnu :iI' - poul VI o"I o'"'' iihneFai "eath
I1,, ,,.t, - " nave 1eL'iie Ia"d7
- lo' "1i chlp''e' 'h"' 'Ae pow mas never
an" II !" p'i' III 'It'S generation
nav 'oiU1 anu ' ma LUX "e5ul 70 open
| .ilo uootS' .'',o Hl'" t'C "'1 'o""Fo our 1u-
'"IS ,1i'''9li '7. la Slo''[.e'S' S
~ n'1' cAPe1ilHcG ~, oi Whit oth'Fs nave zone
WI. WI pe'' tei Us ""a' we may fl@hiullI cN-
PcGt " uo' i'o' Us compare our position
"i'H ,l'"' VI 9re". Gre&c DiiI1ln during one o.
'lIc 9i"oilleoI 2EiIoaS VI heF Hhanclat h'sfC-
~ a. ',1e Gil" u l!er 6'C't wars IN 1916,
!cI c"ltA WIS e91lllii't"U at ten thousand
I0"' h"!lUIeu H,'llIoal9 l2lo,4o",Q5V,ojo( and
"er u|'loHal oGoI oi !hiI 'lne was 1our thouS-
ana 'hfec htA0feu iHlI'ions 4,36o, o,00o) or
more tl@' II per cent OF her eatlre property.
III II 1901 ileF properly was stated at thlrty-ono
tl-oIS1I h'1 H9'Iofen hi'Iiohs lS9l ,90o,o0o
|W "tle H,F oeo' was LtF"e Ihousand elSht
"ut"ie" anu NINETY NHii'oI9 N30,o"o,V"o>-
'"J VI "isS chaF9e On the property OF the
c'''''IF u "iIif 'JouI ; per ceh!. II needs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12

~ When you hear a copperhead
bewail the expense of this war, and assert
that it must be stopped, to save an enormous
war debt, tell him the lamentable story of old
Green, the Chicago banker, who WAS tried
for the murder of his wife. i new trial was
granted him on technical grounds He forth
with called a council of war in his CELL in
the Chicago Jail, and gravely discussed with
his attorneys the probable cost of going on
with the case Thoroughly alarmed at the
financial exhibit, he hanged himself in his cell
the same night to Saes the erpense The peace
denagogues would bring this Union to the
same fate en like grounds, but until poor old
Green's act is approved by honest minded
men the present peace scheme will hardly
pass muster as the best policy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
OF WAR.-Park Goodwin

SLOWNEss OF WAR-Park Goodwin,
at war meeting held in New York recently,
said" Europe says we are slow; remember
that the great Wellington took six wears to
drive Ncpoleon out Of Spain, a country as
large as Virginia, and then he retired because
OF reverSes elsewhere -Four nations of Europe
took two years to occupy the Crimea, a coua-
try about as large as New Jersey. England
took twenty eight months to suppress the
Sepoy rebellion, about as great an underta-
king as to pat down rebellion among the
negroes of South Carolina county. France
llas in mere than year succeeded in getting
only about one hundred and eighty miles in,
50 Mexico, where she holds a very insecure
position We think England better look to
home before critieising the movements of our
armies y
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
---aLsS3- e'e4ass -s7
News IRON SToNRwAIL IAcksoS

News FROM SToNEwALL JACKSON.
Andrew Jackson Davis, (the scer) in the
Herald Of Progress, OF last week, makes the
following important If true) announcement:
The most important Intelligence received
recently is to the effect that, after six more
battles, two OF them to be hand to hand en-
counters, the war will be over and peace
declared under the Stars and stripes, Stone
wall Jacllon is positive that all this will come
to pass before the next harvest is gathered to
the granaries. Gold Will take the downward
track in May and July. Government credit
will be firm for ten years after peace IS de-
clared, when another war with Old England
is probable. France will be the first to receive
punishment from America. A republican form
Of government will soon be guaranteed to five
Southern States. Butler and bombshells''
is better cry for Abolisionism than Ere
mont and Freedom" Force and pluck, not
men and propositions, are in demand. Gen
eral Butler and JEFF. Davis are the best prac-
teal Abolitionists. Others are takers and
hangers-on.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
ANOTHER SEYMOUR GoNE.-Se

ANOTHER SEYMOUR GoNE.-Sev-
mour tom "of that ilk') was buried last year
IN Connecticut under majority of :, 600 votes.
Another Seymour GO. SHAT is, of the same
''old STYLE" in coppery sentiments,) was this
year trotted out to sacrifice by the Copper
heads of that State. lie ROW lies buried
by the side of his predecessor "romuel," but
buried considerably. deeper, under load
of some eight thousand votes-Union votes.
Owing to the fact that there was no guberna-
torial election in New York last fall, one 9TH
er Seymour is dragging out a precarious eX-
istcnce in that State. By request of the de-
iunct. the following appropriate verse has
peen inscribed upon the tombstone of tom
uel and "Old Style" addressed to the sole
survivor of the family: n.
hark from the tombs doleful sound:
Ihine ears attend the cry;
Hora Shi-o, come view the ground,
here yoH must shortly lie.r
--Ruaand ~, Herald
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12

sI 4 cute April fool trick was play
ed upon the gents of an eastern city IN this
wise: Some lively young Ladies eoncocted
passionate lore letter which wound up with
the request that the receiver should meet
the writer on the next evening with a white
rosette in his button hole under the post
Office clock. This epistle they sent to divers
gentlemen Of their acquaintance. The result
was that ffty-two ,oung men with white
roscttes in their button holes, assembled at
eight clock next light under the post Office
time piece They saw the joke and enjoyed
it gloriOusIy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-12

The majority in favor Of q con
vention to amend the Constitution of Mary
land, SO as to abolish slavery immediately
withoHt compensation 10 osrnerS, will reach
5000. There is great rejoicing among the
anti-I avery % en- in Baltimore over the result
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'Tlo)0 Ao0oFtjseM Monis.
DISSOLUTION :

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NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part-
~ nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, in the firm name Of Moshcr &
Foster, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business Of the late firm will be
settled by l. L. Mosher, who will pay all debts
due from, and to whom all sums due to. said
firm, must be paid
I. L. M0SHER.
E. T. FOSTER.
Dated May 2, 1864. COWS
The undersigned will continue the business
at the old stand, and will always endeayor to
keep for sale a complete assortment of every
thing needed by the housekeeper, the farmer,
the lum5erman, the mechanic, &c. Thankful
Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon the
late firm in years past, the subscriber would
respectfully solicit continuance of the same
I. L. M0SHER
Grand Rapids, May 9Th, 1864.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-03
oBiruARY.

Departed this life at her residence in
Berne township, Fairfield county, Ohio
February 2OtH, 1864, Mrs. JULIA A
PRINDLE wife of Wm. Prindlc.
In the death of this estimable
woman, her husband has lost an
affectionate wife, her children devot.
ed mother; the church u consistent
and faithful member, and the commu-
nifty in which she lived, kind and
sympathising neighbor. She was born
in Sharon, Connecticut, january 9th,
1909. Removed to Ohio, near Lancas-
ter, in 1887, where she resided, till her
Saviour's voice was heard bidding her
"come home" She was sustained by
divine grace through the dark valley
and shadow of death, and calmly fell
asleep in Jesus, in the hope of GLORIOUS
resurrection. She was baptised in
October lS43, and was one of the con-
stituent members of the BaptistC Church
at this place. t.f p y af.t
DIED-At his residence, in Lancas-
tor, on Fob. .f7th, 1861 Mr.. JOHN
BURBERRY, in his 10th year.. He
was o. native Of Surrey County, Eng
land! He lived o peaceful and unos-
teDtatious life, and his death was calm
and beautiful-the death of q true
Christian. Of all who have known him,
there are none to speak evil Awidow
and'siX'children survive his demise.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-03

IEPAUL the Apostle speaks of Luke
as the "bclovcd physician" and few
endear themselves to us more than
those who like "ministering angels, .
bring US the healing balm in sickness
SO it is medicines that cure; though we
never see the maker, yet we get a feel
ing ofregard for him through them
How many have reason to bless Dr.
Aver for his invaluable remedies, SO
cheap and yet so eilcctuall What pub
lie benciactors better deserve esteem
than those who rescue the body from
disease and premature decay?-PortS-
mouth (N. H) Gd-ette.