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MILITARY.
4 TTENTION, DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

A TTENTloN, DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
"a DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
500 cash bounty in the Veteran Reserve invalid
Corlr, Apt, 70
wAsHBuRN wORRAiI.
Authorized ECcuuitinr Officers,
'l' zoo broadway, up stli-s.
4 BLEBOpIED MIN WISHING To VOL
untect in any arm of "a, s'rvice ran set SB u
bounty and will not be sent eth CT t. Hart o. kA,Ts
Island This IL tie only recruiting Office hoe relief
uckets fof ftniL are gwen ont Apply at the utcc
of the Soli Cfs Relief Aiion. 81 Otutrt street,
door nom Pearl II, to CAPT JNS WILLS III
ARMY AND NAVY rRIZE MONEY
4 BOUNTY aud hack paw collected soldiers aud sail.
on. claim. promptly pad. Go,crumyut claim office,
pa Nroaiwav. y. n Nl claims due -oll'c,s and
salon collected immediately. y. B.--Au letters
promptly Ansutici. IA
AT NTIO N-NTTERAN SOLDIERS
AAvau'ci ;or ttNucc,k Cot.-, $50 t1uut,. SIttl 81
pbN q LEFFERrS, a. fnrk kow, Times Build.
inr.
A SUBSTITUTE WNNTIp-THE HIGH.
h. price will he ciNcu, hy calling A. Serar sore,
: MONTGOMERY n, Jcr~n, Itiy, ~ blocks above tht
tern. th before 10 o'c.ucA. \. VI. BEEkMAN. -
A FEW VOLUNTEERS WANTEp-:j2,
Il each s22i cash down. 81 U government bounty
,lso $50 carh down aud s2Hu so'crnmcr' bounty 'oi
two ears men az 80 nh ave. rp',i'c Coop, n-ti
tutC. sd
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Il ot ll'h ave aai 1.I AZ "a the store - sm al
amount OF nouey. The owner can have the rame by
proving property and paying eNpentc', -
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GENERAL %, SI>ESS.

A y
~ two three, or dozen packages OF hENI's East |
lndio ioa poor dow SOLD Ivy all rrcccr, at = cts
A FEW EEAMS or PRINTING PAPER, |
Hy- will lc odd chchp on application N the
sun once. n
pENT, CHEAPEST ANp MOST DURABLE.
II BRIEsI'> HAIR DYE
l9e No.'i p,eo the World, sufeJ IN preference to
n pQfs Not STAIN TIM SKIS,
a"d ." Mi slo hSyr tii,l a. Eckn9Tt ,,,
hut chan ee Red or,iicF hair toa beautiful aud n'ur
al BLACK OK BROWN,
and IL s'l 10y ~ pr9 q. At the 10y priceof
,..,,,.,, LII LIN CENTS tlE non ..,,...,.,..
which W." iornctlr nut up 1t 80 cents.
rcneral depot 80 south Second street, wism'
wnoli,,rr Aor,rs.-.p. Usruc. a Co y ra,k
toA irsscr lee, ~ B,knan ri Whcrlur ~
mi cor ilouston -, md Nvc.n; ilosilcj vi TilLth
ave. Porter isr'hild, as Hudson stenl ~ sikh
rtNlu\, e siAth ave. W1
CASH PAID lOE RAGS AND OLD Metal,
- White m.s II ccui' pr NJ. Colored aud
go9lGn ic"nts rcr H. boob and ne,,papors cen,,
Lead IL ccns Ter III. at so. u Sew liowcry, cor,
I.o0-rVcit,t. JlJ
COMMERCIAL OIL COMPANY. THERE
" will lra meeting ot the stockhoi1als OF the Com
the city Of New York, On the llth dav ot January,
ishin. tho amount 81 III, Capital stock of .ad Com
Iany i;lu DC million OF dollar t. three IN llion, ani
be. ipth 1874. v. v. rii0MrSoN, r. ". PARk,
v l.. ppp"t- GEORGE A. LEH,lr II. w BOOTH,
Trustees. 3ii
UONFN' : HAY CUTTERS BEST IN
iiuc or Ne hy the unnnirc'mcl, at ~. "a, East
rHi'cd. rtoHGE HuNtY. II
HOLIDAY PRESENTS SHOULD BE SENT
u,nNprv rXpRfsis-'' &, BROADWAY.
~ they have unsurpassed facilities ior forwarding 10
Sul.Tu, SOurH. FAST or wrsr
Ihoy wi fnd WAGONS Tor rooI', II word Ia rent by
OFFICE e. BROADWAY, NEw YORK. $50
JENF TOBACuO-NOW Is THE TIME
~ oo.c the new tax rtvqctoi TO huy cheap Con
noDtclt -tst", ohio ani Havana l'W lohr'co,
f'lt'.t'r,' i"". ~. tbL'l h. ~ Chatham rl..ta
I EAF TOBACCO AT REDUCED PRICE,
- Wrappers, binders end hlcr-. Can at ~ south
'u-ta W uuauIsbUJFn. l.CpNsiNNl. 1l~
+ wv AND tOLLECIING-I Will COL
- ert p.rutif r.n-ecuts or Ictc-d rn,t "a a., b.,
rp, Of me ,our. and r6arrc moth, NJ c,'r DO ,ot
sncccei. al. hol 81 Nounre'ioi-at-las' =. Cedar
-. rHorI %. 90
MOTTO" - U'NE DEALERS - THE
| hv blAuh, iti -lhH,, :. !. ~
| DAWNHEONEEN' TICKETS BOUGHT of
I 'Nnol. IS .cl.r ,o,aoIc fap@ p.ols d.y
| o.ur'oits Ha1ui IA 'anNth moor l'o"c'y, under
tiuk %!
! - Also CENTS PER POUND PtID
1Alu wit.o md .uU.u lu's COY 'cr, $40 and 9. c,uts
rsr &c. lrrs-, ~ cents. rd H. ,onts pc H.. bv
/ MICHAEL ~ Try, .'S taft ltth 81. Ncw and old
! stove houzht sold and exclaimed. stove p.lr
/ constant. pu bend
! THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Y I'D ne. VHI,'rr plnpHlrt- hooks md waste pa'a r
! pi every lt Hripion. SIDCk WELL a EMERSON,
: % Ann %. "rr loo wet oi Ma. iust "a
| NEAST - Vast Co., NEANT-TEE CELI-
! Irntct CoHr,c--cd Ncpri, IN Europe .. olusyoly
uH.d i1r -Olue years and Tor tho iI.f time mtuutr
m.rl in th. country IN large quantities by she uu-
do' ri.ucl, unrutpissci "a IL qualitus. IL iu-
Ltr "a sweet taste "a the lIc.a rtLsr- the dough
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOIND-IN A SECOND OR THIRD AVE
L car Que week ago, pocket-h3ok containing tpc-
Gle and lie. be owner Cau have the came b. prov
Jug C'uncrty and paying CHARGE. \. bAMBFRGS,
sos Il Jtdway. rs
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WANTED.

A FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER
"a wanted. uue that is Competent take charge Of
.pt rA.n,.s denl n .nt q coach manuiactoiy one
the hands m ID o"ra' meut Addfes- H. 49, BBJIr,
Cincinnati, Ohio. E.'oIeu'cs re, uIfe1 so
a GOOD BOOK FOLDER AND >1iTCHER
80. waited a' " bndely, NO - Chatham :, "a
a FEW GOOD DkESSMAkERS WANTED
- alto Wet 30 ii, noal o,A az. -
ROY WANTlr-ONE WHO HAS Wvtac1
- In bi."p, FiI E.9iiec, y
PLANK BOOK FiNlSuEi.S WANTED
- alec q 'r. Co work iI a." N.ldrr,, gIl ono 20
leed . ruling machine. Apply a. AUSTIN = MA.
IILl.S, q al IA fulton 81. 5'
CANALEY JACkETS-.ALL HANDS EM-
Spo. o. hv e. =. kLEtNtErmc .tcd to call
Immediately At factory 49,, t57 and i5H Eifhth ave,
T '.o ", ~ ,-I s.. .,p, ,' ', ss 'P
riutcr 2GI
nEtS~tR TENptR WANTED ~ \ Wool
- "a null. AIPy to HLu. ". BiitDsALir i
FAMILIES OR INiPLOYrRS WHO DL.
sire my scgylcr. cNcoot houscs ork, which can Ne
pcro mel hv women. are invited to send ucire oi
Protective Union, so. ID Chrmherr =, anil thu. ucn.
nlany Of ~iom are ,oldicr' iois,,cs. vho ned cu.
pio mont to -ur,ou themselves and dope adent lami-
Fur SEwEES WANTED IMMEDIATELY
None tu ctf u.r'' n. ; .rlll 20 GEOl.t y
SAM ti. a. 49, ollva,, u1stait-. 6!
EuR SEWERS WANTHp-NONE BUT
i s.od .nds IL, 4 ap.y { iiAiSRls III ssAh'S,
Gas fTTFRS WtNTru-3 GOOD Work
~ mon. \. HHrfe M % Z ''avrrr. J \. PISS ~t
CIRIS LEARNED TO OuFEtTE on
VI su-ct's mr .hiuc military and rlor pants and
vcsis -li -a4.. ,e4lucd va ~ TO- p go as 10 he
-'leto p nc from u 20 % the int week. 7,-ui
<,,ph STu AZ. tNt, uNNttt sIU.rpS
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EOR SALF-THE OLD ESTABLISHED
L iou- Leland Ma. kot, conner OF GRAND II g. INA
ham ave, NI444m-hur-n, l.. !. Apply On the pscuII-
zee ciO.c . 4. 4. 0. Litei 4. NJ. go
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To case To- ." TO %. li.' ~ 1901 a.l'....'HF
ANTr,-'hnn rN,tNT'E, d, rs
w ,,i -n-t ,.,.- r nNrrfrs % ...1t r.,
-. . WV. ,. .,.. ..i i,.... :, p.,1l
H''"ii ''Nl'''' we "''' owe "'' ''''' ~
TXfAvTrr- ,,1rnpvD lrcNlN or
Nv 60 -, .'. -. 80, 49,, 10, ~
N' . $3.50, D, =. 90. -. a., 49,
ean'!N 'u' un, n"' u'''''' o.,' 49,. ~
~. TO, IA ,,.i,.. ~ o, ..g Iuisou a. sod and
.iid stone 40
NIyNNJID TIN ENbIFE>-APpIN This
Nv 49, d. A.
" month"; "' 80 ''., .''
NLANlL Ella SHAFT BOY To TAKE
w emo. i..,,...3 ..,l' .r.,.r .caer..i. No.
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4 GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAP
"a 4 .lii inmodirc'y, with stock alt tvtulus.
Rent very lcw. s'oic ~ MefgoN -. NIpy NJ gro.
Gerry stoIe cor. ~ and bloomfield sta Ito. oxen. .i6
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NO uit md WOODEN Iprs corHcr $40 and O. c,nts
rsr o., hrs-, - rrrts' e,d ~ cent? Pc H.. hv
MICHAEL ~ IVY, gtS t.aft 18th 81 Ncw and old
stove tnu4ht sold and exclaimed. stove p.lr
/ tu.. Juutl. pu lrud
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NOR SALE CHEAl-IhE SIOCk AND
tXur's Of n grocery store, ~ Eisl Az. The res-
son 'or selling pc oNue ie coins 90 the countr, .t~
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\AM. Writers, AlCT, WILL SELL
w this d., at O'Clock, At I54 Canal - all ID, ur-
uituit. Sc, Of large huu.c, tapestry, .-pl and
o,hct cap H. Ocloths lcl- htddiu-, stoves dll all
DINER coois az the above house. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

unwholesome sheet. | have been a sub
scriber to it for many years. but hereafter
shall decline to patronize it, as I believe
it to be an anemy of our common country.
Believing as l do that this Union must be
restored. and eventually will be, cannot
pay my money to sustain a press that
q lvocates the doctrine it does. / am O
Democrat and have been for many years,
but | cannot swallow the doctrine it
endesvors 10 inculcatc. maintain that it
has departed from Democratic principles
A paper that will not sustain the Admin
istrstion in one Of its efforts to put down
the rebellion cannot be loyal. and should
not be cosntenancel by loyal citizens. and
especially not by those who have volun
teerei to go forth an of.r up their lives
in defense of their country.
Nay Col spesl the day when rebels and
rebel sym 2athiz,rs may see their error and
cease their opposition to the authority OF
the Government.
Yours. truly. J. E. CuMMSs.
Serg't Co. F. 731 Ind. Vol.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14


Let it be passed around from hand to
hand until every kingmsn in the land
has memorizei it. that when Abra-
ham Lincoln. our President. and Andrew
johnson. formerly Senator, and now Gov
ernor. two worklngmen and champions of
labor, were nominated for Office, the
organs Of the Democracy sneered at them
as rail-splitting bufoon and boorsh
tailor, both floin the backwools, both
growing MP in uncouth ignorance. Thus
we see that when laboring men by their
own industry Use to honor. these new fledg.
ell Democrats have no words for them
but contempt and scorn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14
THE REPUBLICAN
pLYMoUTH, IND,
Thursday. July ID. 1864.

The Military Commission to investigate
the cause Of Gen. Sturgjs's disaster. com
menced its labors on Monday week in
Memphis The testimony to be taken is so
voluminous, and 80 many important wit
nesses are absent on the expedition which
started out on Saturday under General
A. j. Smith. that it will be several weeks
before the Commission can finish their
labors. So far the feeling continues unal
tered toward Sturges. notwithstanding the
effort to shift the blame of the disaster
upon Grierson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

Our LETTER 4 FAMILY SEWING MA
CHIMES fast gaining a worldwide reputation.
Ii is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful ofall Family Sewing Machines vet offer
ed TO the public No other Family Sewing Ma
chine has N my useful appliances lor Hemmi =
Binding, Telling, Tuckirg Gathering, Guaging,
Brliding. En- lroidern-, Cor,linc. and so forth
No other Family Sewing Mschine has so much
copaciiy for great variety Of work. II will sew
all kinds of cloth. and with all kinds of thread
Great md recent improvements make our Family
Sewing Machine moStreliable, and most durable
ani most certain in action at all rates Of speed. II
m kes the ntrrockcd stitch, which is the hest
stitchknovn. Any one, even ofthe most ordinary
canlcity. can sce alta glance, how to usr the letter
4 Fami,, sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines qrc finished in chastP aud exquisite style
The Folding Case ofthc Family Machine is a
piece OF cunning work manshn of the most useful
kind. II protects he machine when not in use,
and when about to be operat may be opened a.
spacious and substantial table to sustain ihework
While some Of the Cases. made out Of the choices
woods, finished in the simplest and cliasest
manner possible, others are adorned and embel-
lishcd in tho m ost costly and superb manner.
tits absolutely Lecessaryto sec the Family Ma
chine in operation, SO as to judge ofits great ca
pacitv and beauty.
Ii is fast becoming as popular for family sewing
our Manufacturing machines arc for manufactur-
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, lies, oils. &C., OF the very best
quail
Serd for PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
455 Broadway New York
B- ISp,AvArorIs Of6-e. A.. r.. Washington st
TE. PAUL. Agent in Plymouth.u
Sept. 3. lS63-4Iyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

while they are meeting rebels in the South
with Bullets. we. their friends. will meet
and crush with Ballots. the rebel allies in
the North.
j. B. Belford Vas then called for. and
addressed the Convention in an eloquent
and telling speech. on the issues of the
present political campaign.
G. B. Roberts. Of Ilaporte, offered tho
following resolution:
RESOLVED. That thi, Convention fully en-
dorse tn, declaration Of principles contain
ed in the letter just received from the Hon.
Schuy ler Cclfsx and adopt the same as
the expression Of this Convention.
Adopted.
The Glec Club ani Brass Band en-
tcrtainel the Convention du,ing the day
with excellent music, aaa On motion Of
Mr.. ID. Higgins. the :hsnks of the Con
ventiou were rendered 20 them.
On motion. the Union papers CT the
District. together with the indianapolis
Journal. were requested 70 publish the
proceedings ofthis Convention.
On motion. the thanks Of the Con-
vention were rendered to James " Tyner.
, for the able manner in which he has dis
charged the duties Of President OF this
Convention.
J. B. Belforl novel la; in consequeca
of the inability Of Judge Thomas Stan
field, on account of Ill health. to perform
his duties SIS member of the State Cen
trsl Committee. James Y. Tyner bs
appointed to FIJI the vacancy.
There being no further business, the
Convention then adjourned sine al.
J. y. TTSrE. Pres't,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14
- - - II HA -
DISTILLED
R E : TO R lTIV B
FOR THE HAIR,
RESTORES GRAY AND FADED
HAIR AND BEARD TO IT'S
NATURAL COLOR.
AND Is A MOST LUXURIANT DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR AND HEAD.
FOR TIE HAIR AND HEAD.

CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Eradicates Dandruf.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents its falling off,
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's REsToRATI E.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE, - w
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
L perfectly harmless
Contains no OIL
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Beauties the Hair
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Stons Itching and Burning.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
l. delightfully."- perfumed.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARK'S RESTORATIvE.
Po!ishes your Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you for Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Prepares you for Balls.
All Ladies need it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Costs but 81
CLAK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Price, 81 per bottles bottles for s5.
c. G. CLARK & CO.
PecPtIETeRs
LORD & SMITH, Chicago. Ill.,, General
Agents
March III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

.Mr. Jonesp said Mrs Smithers to that
inordnate butter eater who boarded with
her and whose operations she had watched
with well feigned patience until patience
ceased to be a virtue Mr.. Jones. that
butter cost forty cents poundp Did it?'
replied Jones, reaching to the bntter-plate
and transferring huge lump to piece Of
bread, which he swallowed with evident
gusto, We'll it's wuth it,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

A fellow returned pair of trowsers to
bis tailor last week, because they were too
small for his legs.
"But you told me to make them as tight
as your skin." said the tailor.
True said he, ''for can sit down In
my skin; but I'll be split if can in these
brcechcs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

General George p. Morris. Of the Home
Journal, and au'hor of many of the popu
lar and patriotic ballads of the day, died at
New York. Wednesday afternoon, at the
age of sixty-four.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

The Washington correspondent Of the
n. Y. Commercial says: Horace Greeley
has been invited by Mr.. Lincoln to come
here, for conference on subjects unknown" I"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14

\ Hartford paper has the following !:
" Butter Going Down.--A horse ran away
with wagon loaded With butter on Main
street, this morning. The wagon broke
down, butter AMI all. The butter was un-
injured, being strong enough to stand the
racket"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14
How Democrats would End the War.

CoRYDoS E. FcILrR, Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-07-14
From the 73d Indiana.

TRrANNA. Ala. June "a.
Editor Republican: After perusing the
Plymouth Democrat of June 8, 1864, /
have come to the conclusion that Il is an
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-27
TUNKHANNOCK, PA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL e. 1864.

The Devil finding Owen there,
Began to fout and rsve--and swear
That hell should ne or endure the stain,
And kicks him back to earth again
What did Andrew jackson say in his
farewell address.
Thar III such a struggle is once begun.
and the cilzrns OF one section OF the c"un-
try are arraHed in arms against those # :he
other, in doubtful Conflicts, let the battle re-
suit as u may there will he an end of the
Union. and with it an end If rhe hope &C free
dom. The victory of the injured would no.
secure TO them the blessing. # liberty II
would avenge their wrongs, but they would
themselves share in the com nOn ruin. The
Cun<'utIUn cannrt be maintained nor the
Unl1n preserved, IN opposition TO public feel
ings. by te mere exertI"n Of the coerclve
powers cnntided to the government"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-27
Continental Money.

The first issue was nude Ia l775 TIE
depreciation began in three years afterwards,
and went on as foil wS:
March, l779 81 in Coin was worth Sl,75
in paper
September, l77S, 81 in coin was worth 81
in uaprr.
March l779, 81 in coin was worth Sl6 III
September, l779, 81 in coin was worth $40
IN papr.
March, 1880, II in i'm vas worth $40 IN
paper. ....r
Decemher, 1880, ST. in coin was worth
SlInJ IN PAPER.
My, 1871, 81 in com was worth $500 IN
paper.
Not long after these days, the holder o
government money paid twenty Thousand
dollars f.r ham, and ten thousand dollars
for a half a pound Of tea. Nobciy cnuld
Complain that The debt was moi fairly con-
| ,ractoi BIZ failure and rrpul'a,'"n were
non rhs les, Unsuitable. IN. 7. Mercdntl
Jcvraat
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-27
LARGEST CITY IN THE WORLD,

1t the following account is rue, London is no
longer the metropolis of our planet. Tha, dis
tlnction belongs to the :panise city Of jed
DE-" which a correspondent of the Roston
Traveller thus describes:
"Bu: what shall say of this greatest and
most singular Of all cities A volume is
needed to describe it, without attempting to
give its history. have read Of old N,neveh
and BABY Ion 6elOr he ground, and seen aud
haU3le1 The works of arr which have be. n
dsnterred, ard crear ed So much admiration
on both sides of the A lantic ; but one living
Jedio above the ground is worth hundred
old foggy cities below II. ! cannot give you
an idea Of it, il is so unique, SD unlike every
thing except itself, and SO impossible as you
will think. have seen several places of in
teresr, and maintained a cool head, but was
bowldrred and con ounded when | saw this
charming gulf. twenty miles wide by twenty
tour long, to whlch he Lake I brrlas is nnth
ln=, except IN the sacred feet which once
rod Is shores. Ii stretches Tor twenty
males ard more along beach Of sern-cir-
cu' al f,Im, with its horns turned outward,
and alCng which a street exrerls, crowded
with blocks of stores and houses, and tee,n-
ng with moving crowds, While sh"pkcepers,
artisans, women and children seem equally
numert u wuhn do' r. and at the d"uIs--
lnLerG. n dc Zen r tift tten miles might be ad-
dcd I" the l,ugth ot the CITY IN this dirpc
an, sInce there is nothing but an unbrr ken
>1cce><Inr If towns and villages for this dis
c,ncr whtch arr as pOpul"us and we'll built a.
the cly itself.
a Crossing the CITY from The shore TO the
western outskirts, have walked TWO miles
4nd'a half ani then proceeded on horseback
Tor Zen miles more. making twelve mlles and
half IN the whole, while in other places it
may be wider strl. According to the lower
estimate, the city covers an area equal to sew
en Of The New England farming towns, which
were usually SIX miles square. And all is
iraVerSed by streets. usually wide, well con
s'ruci ed, perfectly neat, aud cross each other
at right arglcs streets lined with houses and
: ores as c"mpacry as thev can be built, and
ere 'wded with moving and stationary masses
rs II ck as in "ur Washington streets or
New York, B oadway, at least for considera-
bic distances. The population is estimated
generally at three millions, which Mr.. Har-
For my part, Judging from what have seen
1hen have gone INTO the heart of the CITY.
and crossed the city from side to side,
more for the living, moving masses seen
from SUNRISE to sunset, and everywhere The
same, fa'rl. SEEN I'd beyond c"mpu'ation
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-04-27
MORAL COURAGE.

n'''hs lhe courage to discharge dsbt
WINE you have the money in your pocket.
nave the courage 10 speak your mind wben ,
II is necessary yon should do so, and hold
Your tongue when it Is prudent to do 80
haVe the courage TO speak to friend in a
sted'" coat ev n through YOU are in cam
pa"y with rich one, and well sttired.
h'Ve the Courage to own you are pocr--
ana thus dlsarm poverty Of its sLarppst
sting.
Hive the courage to "cut" the most .ors..
able acquaintance YOU have, when You are
convinced that he lacks principle. friend
should beat with friend lnfirmties, but no,
with ms vices.
Have the courage to show your respect for
honesty, In whatever guise 1t appears and
your contempt fer dishonesty and duplicity
bp wh"msneVer exhibited. z- .4u1
Have The couraae 10 wear your old Clothes
unIIl You can pay for new. ones. .-... e. =
lave the Courage To obey your own coasci-
ence, at the risk pf being rdlclued by men,.
Have the courage to wear thick boots in
'h0 "ihItIi d'Il itlsisi upon your Vile aud
daughters doing the same.
Have the courage to prefer comfert and
i:r r'prey to fashion, in all things +-E
Hav" the Courage to pay the printer, when
you ars in arrearages for your paper I'D
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