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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28

DEMoREsT For JANUARY.-We have received
the January number of this Magazine, beautiful
ly illustrated as usual and filled with useful in
formation for the general reader as well as for
the ladies, for whose use it is expressly gotten up.
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28
Ea bitual Constipation,
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER-
MANENT CURE.

Some occupations of life prelispose to Costive-
ness, especially those which allow but little exer-
else. Persons who contract this unfortunate
habit OF body, under such circumstances, might
possibly be relieved by changing tncir scdcntary
emp!oymcnts for Others Of IL more active kind:
but this is by no means certain. l!ablual con-
stipation is very obstinate disorder. All the
ordinary so-called remedies invariably aggravatc
it. Nothing can be more injurious than the
continued use of strong aperents. They at first
irritate and finally almost paralyze the bowels
rendering them so torpid that enormous doses of
cathartic medicines have no effect upon them. A
mild aperient, combined with gentle stinulant,
is the true remedy; and combination in the
happiest proportion, oftheSe ingredients, is found
in HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This
famous Stomachic invgorates the whole intcst-
nal canal, while quietly removing from its con-
volutons all impediments to II free passage
through them. No mere purgative has this don-
BILE operation. No ordinary stimulant effects the
desired object. Cases of Constipation abandon
ed as hopeless by distinguished medical men have
been cured in II lew weeks by the Btters. To
those who have tried all the medicines of the dis
pensary in vain, we say try this irresistible slim
uant and aperient. There is no sufficient ret
son why Constipation should be the conse quence
cfsedentary habits. HOSTETTER S BITTERS,
by supplying the vgor which would otherwise
be derived from exercise, will in all cases enable
the system to perform its excrelory functions
regularly and beautifully.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28

THE LADY's FRIEND FOR JANUARY.-Tbe Stee,
Plates in the January number of this Queen
Magazines are uncommonly beautiful. We sell
dom see finer picture than "At Sea-" and
"Werter's Charlotte looks lovely enough to
Justify the passionate admiration that all the
world has heard of. The large double Fashion
Plate exhibits that elegance and briliancy
which is its established characteristic in this
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attention. Children'S Fashions, Paletots, Golf
fures, Bonnets, &C., also the Workable De-
partment, are prolusely illustrated with wood
cuts In the Literary Department, we find the
names OF the best writers. "Orvile College"
new story by Mrs. Henry Wood, author Of
"East Lynne" &c. and GLOW Woman Had
Her Way" by Elizabeth Prescott, are COM
menced in this number. The publishers an
nounce in addition, novelets by Amanda Doug
lass and Frank Lee Benedict. They also an
nounce, in addition to the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machines, q Splendid List of New Pre-
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N egro Apprentices.

The Freedmen's Bureau appears to be busily
engaged in the work of discovering defects in
the ;ndentures of negro children who have been
bound by the several Orphans Courts of The
counties and the city of Baltimore. Calvert aud
Anne Arundel counties seem just now to afford
them some work. AS white children as well as
black children can be bound out by these same
tribunals, would it not be well to have a white
Bureau to look after their interests? We do no,
believe that the Orphans Courts would do in
justice TO the negro apprentice whit quicker than
they would to the white apprentice; and as there
is no person appointed by law to see after their in
terests, we can see no reason why they may not
need Bureau as well as their sable neighbors.
But the white apprentice is only son or a
daughter of INDECENT parents, or else an orphan,
out of which there is no political capital TO be
made, and about whom no melancholy stories.
have been written; and perhaps it is tou
much to expect politicians of the present day to
look after the welfare of children out of whose
complexion no political capital can he made
This looking after the interests of white people
is an old-fogy notion, which used to engage the
attention of Ben. Franklin, Roger Sherman and
the like, but they have passed away, and with
them all their notions of the superiority of th,
white race. No Harriet Beecher Stoves, or Sum
ners or Wilson's, or Stevens, lived in their day,
to make known the beauties which are to grow
out u making all men-and women too we
suppose 'equal before the law"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28

FINE PlGs.-We saw, Il few days since, in the
pen of R. N. Hanna, Esq of this place, four of
with. They are two months old, and as large
as pigs usually are at twice their age. They are
a cross of the China with the Chester, and per-
fectly white, and were purchased by Mr. Hanna
fom f. Il. Price, E>i, living near the Hickory
in this county, Who is the only person in toe
neighborhood, to our knowledge, who raises
this breed; certainly his is the place to buy
hogs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28
CECIL CoUSPy.-The Cecil Wkig of the ed
instant, contains the following:

instant, contains the following:
THE BRANCH RAILROAD The branch railroad
from Perryvle TO Port Deposit was opened to
travel Oh Monday last the first passenger trains
running over the road on the Saturday prcce-
ding
Two trains run each way daily. Tickets are
sold ut Port Deposit for all stations on the main
road.
The time table of the branch road is as fol-
lows Leave Perryvile, at ll2O A. NJ, and
7 p. NJ. Leave Port Deposit at S45 A. NJ, and
p. NJ.
ROBBERY OF THE PoRT DEPOSIT Posi- OFFICE -
On Monday night last, the Post Office, at Port
Deposit, was broken into and robbed OF small
amount in stamps, and the letters that were in
the office for the morning mails were carried of
The entire correspondence Of the Bank was COB
bled, but the booty VIII not avail the thieves
much, as the money letters contained only
checks
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28
DR.. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
A Substitute for Calomel.

HNHESE Pills are composed OF various roots
Il having the power to relax the. secretons of
the liver as promptly and etfeclually as blue pill
or mercnry, and without producing any Of those
disagrecablc or dangerous effects which often fol
low the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge
of vitiated lille, and remove those Instructions
from the liver and hillary duets, which are the
cause OF bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders OF the Liver, indica-
ted by sallow skin, coated tongue, costiveness,
drowsncss, and general feeling of WEAKNESS
and lasstudc, showing that the liver is in tor
pid or INSTRUCTED condition.
in short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in all cases when purgative or Alternative
medicine is required
Please ask for 'tDr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, +"
and observe thats,he two likenesses of the Doctor
are on the Government samp-one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other in his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price %
cents per box. Principal Office, No. 10 North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
T. Co, q Park Row, N. Y; S s. Ilance Bal
timorc, Md, John y Park, y. Z. cor ot Fourth
aud Walnut St, Circinooti Ohio; Walker d
THy lur 81 ned 1875 Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
ILL.,. Coljig, B;otoara, southwest conner of Sc
coud and inc SITS, 81 Louis, Mo. noyg&t AZ
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Gs AZ z I 8 y.

On the 10th inst, at the residence of Geo. ".
Michael, Esq, by Rev. Mr.. Mckee, W. JACKSON
FULTON Of Philadelphia, 10 Miss NJ. EFFIE
MICHAEL, daughter of the late Capt. Henry
Michael, of Michacisvie, Md. No cards.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
On Tuesday, Dec. 18th, by Rev. VIM. A. Nc
Kee, JULIUS II. MATTHEW'S to Miss Eliza
beth S. Bayess, both OF Hartford county, Md.
At ST. Peters Church, Baltimore, on Thurs-
day, Dec. goth, by Rev. Julius Il. Grammer,
THOMAS II. G. REED to DRUClE, .daush,cr
of Charles Worthington, Esq, both of Hartford
county.
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Debating Society.

THE PUBLIC are requested to meet at the
/ Academy, on MONDAY evening next. 3lst
inst, at = clock for the purpose Of organizing
n DEBATING SOCIETY. 1t is earnestly hoped
that the community will manifest proper interest
and take hold and make this good thing.
JAS. A. FULTON,
A. II. GREENFIELD,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

THERE will be divine service at Rock
l. Spring Church, on Sunday morning,
December Both and also at the "IIall of
the Holy IDnoccnts," Bel Air, in the
afternoon, at clock The Rev. j. Ii.
D. WINGFlELD is expected to ofliciate
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LAND SALr.--John S. Dallam, Real Estate
Agent, has sold farm of 80 acres, located near
81. Mary's Church, on the Abingdon road and
owned by COL R. McHenry, as Trustee for Mrs.
Barnard, to Merritt Smith, of York county, Pa,
for 81, 600, cash.
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DIE ID

At Lewisown Pa, on Saturday, the 9Th inst
in the 42d year of her age, Mrs. ELIZABETH
ZOLLlNGER, wife of Captain Henry A. zol-
linger, and daughter of the late Captain Thomas
Courtney, of Hartford county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-28

Mrs. D. L. De Cola says: II have used the
twisted-ioop' stitch for seven years, and have
had nine TO sew for; y,' haze dcyer Ara,cH q
scum u rip nor has the machine been out Of
order 1ns WiLlcgN & CinDs Is rgu EHSr Ma.
CHINE IN THE WoRLDu"
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To Correspondence.

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real mime of The author, alien
uon will be paid to them. The real OF the author
will not be- published unless desired, but we cannot
c0nsent to insert communications unless we know the
writer.
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United States. Persons desiring the work who
find it inconvenient 10 call, can enclose us the
money at club rates for FIVE, which is already
partly made up.
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LARGE HoG.-Mr. Joseph Wetheri slaugh-
tered, at his mill, about three miles from this
place, few days SINCE n hog which after being
dressed weighed sos pounds.
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G3-The "hgis" has more extended circulation
mong the intelligent farmers and business men Of
Hartford, than any other paper in the county. No
ULock osptal7 oI other obscene or "Loery' adver
tlsemenis will appear in columns at any price. A
large number Subscribers pay for their paper od
vance, and consequently Glass advertisers de-
sire TO reach.
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
directed to the above facts.
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ass- James River, from Drury's Bluffto Rich
mond. is frozen up
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Mai. Sen. cSobn 80. @earp
Sdnl-G Gontroller- -t11abl.

Ole Gdnlbircftoren Der berI6isbenen 3arbs
ottItr Stabt, belten ain Iebtcn Dtittircd) Nbent
gSablen nnter BEN neuen SduIgeieb, nm SduI.
Controllers gu eripdblen-unb bas foIscnbe IN
bos @eiuItdt:
SIN rfei Barb beriammelten fie fid, am
Sanle bon German Sduon, nnb erip6bItcn
v cor &c ero m n, @lq- - Oicnlfjeit 1.
Sabr.
SIN ,ipsiten @arb. in Der office bes cyaeob Oil.
lin9er, uno eripdbIten q pae SansmQn
@iq-SisniBeit Sabr.
SIN oritten 8arb, am Sauie BON @eorac
S,tSsrhcIo, unb eripdbIten Silabma n
q D, gfq.-Sienfjeit Sabre.
SIN bicrtsn @drb, In Der Office bes Or. g.
81. 9aIm. unb eripdbItsn @barle5 W. @unf,
Sabre.
SIN finften @arb, in Der Stabtratb Gtube,
lIno erirdbten GbarIes Cooper, Glq.-
Oienffdeit 3 Sabre
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
Wrnsral 9obn 10. 05eorn.

Seiioem General 0carD bicr gelpelen IN, +,
eaB Die eoppsrbeabs nnc Seosrlnan lonif ibr
le9en fSnatsn, iino bic Self. Saois 9eutc pirf.
Iid in Sn9it scratben unb ipilIsn ban elm sRonn
iple er, Der icinem SatsrIanc in California
Nteritc, &onloS unb in BEN Sirserfrieae, 70
'ehr ipidti9e OiCnite 9elcitet unb babel Gin Gicb
an ieineiH &prpcr untraubbar scmad,t ipurbe,
uno ba ibn ale lcDaIe Solbatcn nntsritihen,
nidt tilr bic @oubernfrifeae gebotsn iperpen
fanr, lino gang bitter b6ie une lu6en mad ibrem
olten @ebraud ibn onf iebe mSslbc gBeiie All
perlalilnoen nno berab5uipilrbiscn Sies allies
nnst lIe ober nidtS- benn nas iie bente lpeicn
iefen lie mor9en ipieber anf @inIsns berod,.
tsfsn JIG nnicrcn 4refbcnten Nnbreu Sobnlpn.
aegenipdrtis !pbcn c i'm, uno che bic n6tfts
SSabl borilbtr 1T, irriSgn iie ibn iidcr pcocr
"l0tlten" insil cr ibnen (oen GopprTbsabSl feline
aellter 9r9ebrn bat, ipeIdeS bod, Nacs II tpos
lic lpolen-oenn 8cdt, @eredtistcit, baS s4ohI
hnlcrcr Nottcmmen unb bas gSobl bes oonhss
BON Dem ipihcn bic Girelerittcr uno GopnsrbroSs
nid)t6 fp''9'"''
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
Dit Udppsrhtaos.

Die Gopperbeabs sebsntsii am 18tsn SnIi cine
NlaiIen 8erlammIung In @taoing. fur Sieltsr
Glpmer abbnbaltsn Sase8sn baben mir tprf.
lid nid)ts, es iff bSbif nctbpsnbig fur iie, nno
bod ipirb bieS ben Ganbcat burdans II d, .
nnben Sn ibrem anfruf iprcden iie bon Der
g8eberbrlteIung Der llnicn-ber Contribution
bon 80 Wliqioneu tptEen Ndnner = 800, 900
sleser Gtimmen-Nessr,@ @eitbseber-@e8sr-
&iGter-Neger .SurDlsute II. |. 10.
stun bic Union bdtte feline gSitbtrberifellun9
nStbis, ipsnn iie nidt ielbft bic 9opperbeabs uno
bic Girelerittcr bielsIbe gefdbrbet unb In Sthden
gsrifIsu bdtem Die GoHfitutiouLla tpd-
rem fie Der Gonfttution getreu geireitn 10 bdttsn
iie bod and fiber nid1t geilrdbt bic u n ji
5srltoren-fei n @epublifansr bat je beriubt bic
Union 5u 5eriioren unb foIglid iuaren u I Der
Gonititution 9etreu. gBas ibre bnmbuggeriibs
Nesr-@ aubetrifft, 70 befennen ipir,
baB pir nid)t bafiir finb, algemeineS Neser>
Stimmredt ein5ufhbren-bod aber ipclIten mir
lieber einen oDalen 3eger. .0eisbgebsr, 3e.
9er>SurDmann cber 0eser-&i6trr itben. ais si>
men SorD 9anbesbrrdtber, 2ineoIn- R6rber. II.
f. fp. unb 70 iagen ald bic Dittipen nnb gSai.
fen, beren Wdnner unb 9dter bieIe ndmlid)e
pcrren bireft unb inbireft IN bem 8hrgerfrieg
mo iie beriuften bic @onItitution ju 5erreiBen
unb bic llncn 5u 5eritbren, abseldlaftet baben
Sa baItet MIR Gonbentionen 70 bieI ibr tpolt-
General @sarD 1T benncd, ipfnn nidt @sIo &c.
fdmmsIt ipiro um i'm 5u errnorben, Der ndfite
0oubernOr bes SduBffein StaateS-nnb GO iIf
nur cine Srage oh er 80 ober 80 Saulenb Nsbr-
bcit bdben ioQ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
Die lntOn fol- unb mnf crbsllfcI'
iperben
9c9serrdtber sebBren, na1 ben 8pr<
ten BON 9relibent Spbnion bes
ttraft Su perben !
Distenissn bic @sie suiammen sslGoGsn baten,
I'm eineotn 3u ermcrbsn. fc1ten bic Nssies
rung ME tpieoer In bic Sdnee befommen!
@nrrab fir General Gearb !

OaB ipir ipicccr eincn lebr ipiftigcn g8abI>
fampf Dor nn6 babcn, 1T cine 0epiBbcit bic fe.
mem 9elenbcn nnbefannt ilf-llnb sben 70 geipiR
ut Go, bab bic 9robc, ebrlide unb unentbrbrlide
llnion Aartbei ben Sieg nit elmer fbcrip6lti,
9snoen glsbrbcit babon tragen ipirb iptnn ba6
Solt Die nbtb9e Snfornaton beicmmt - llno
DaB eS oies tpirb unb Gen. q a y al8 ndd,-
fter @cupcrn6r fir bicIcn Staat cripdblcn muR.
nen nnlere Union fir unIcre Rad,fommcn er-
balten, nn6 unlere 0rilnbadS unb Garbcn nid,t
repuoiirt ooer -ipertbIc5 9cmad)t, nnb ipir ben
9epilnlttsn Sariff baben icilen, bicS III 10 flor
iuie bic belle Sonnc am gittagc gSir Iouten
uno oaber unper5ilglib auf bic red,tc g9cle or.
8aniliren, nnb 10 ontcn au6 id)idIld,c Tpcu.
msnte anssi6afft ipcrben - aber Dor alien Mn.
beren
untcrfbreibe man fir een ,,patriet.n
oenn parin ioOcn ale pcIitide angcIcacnbcitcn
pnnttlid unb ipabrbcit6 s9ctreu mitaetbcilt pcr.
Den. SSir iinp ipiuig rcnlcbcn an pcn 10 iebr
9ern9en- YreiS bon 40 Gents = ctra ipos bos
Yapier foitst-an llntcrldrebcr bcn MN all bis
our sSabl ju bcrienbcn, unb in Der ndmIid,en
Yroportion, 10 tuie bic 3cit bcrrcidt. So mo
man Stubs aufmadt 70 baB 4ddc untcr elmer
aooreie 9ebcn t6nnrn, ba ,pirc nod, in cincn be-
oeutenpen @adIaB ein9cipiaigt 4atirlid fnb
Dies bic @orauSbesabIun9S- 4reBe - unb Nus
ipabre llnicn'6rcnnpc bic bas g8obl brer @od,.
foll'lnen unN osS 9anbeS om tSerScn baben, foil.
ten ilnoer5T9id) oil bic arbet acbcn. unb ms
10 biele unterfbrcbcr bis our gSabI, unb oud
meltsr binaus, einienben, ais nur mSolif in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
etpa cine beIonosrs 6rsunpi9ait fur ben Col.

ctipa cine beIonDers 6rsunbiHaft fhr ben Spl'
batch funb 2
gIpmcr itimmte in isinsm plabe I'm Senate
ssgsn isbe auf Stdrfung Der @e9isruns abdie'
lsaDe @a6resel, unb ltimmte bebarrIid fur isos
@aBrtsd, ipede bic armee 5n ibtpddsn unc
ben Neinb Su ermutbissn beriprad Bar bas
sin freunbldaitIideS Senebmens
Nngenommen, GlDmer bisIt cine 8ebe 5r @un>
fen Der Sejoblung Der Solbaten in flingsnosr
@hnje, -tpeIben 3pef bate er babel bcr an>
gene Ginfad bisien, bic &esierung in Berle>
senbeit ju brinssn SIR @oIo pnrbe banals
cine bobe 9rdmie be5ubIt, unb bic @ssisruns
bate nit sroB.n sdpisriststen gu fdmffsn, nm
ibrsn Grebit oufredt 8u baltsn elbmer nnb
feline Sreunbe' 'bdttsn ben 3iped, elm @eflbl Der
lln,nfriebenbcit in Der Nrmee linb i'm Sn- ltnb
sluslanbe @Btrauen In unfsre 8iuan5en 6u err
,eusen. sc tpar aIlo bios Gin 9lan, bic @ssie,
run9 Al Idtpdben llnlert 2eIer tperbcn iid
erlnnsrn, ipic bic Oemotraten lid ipei9erten, br
@eIb in &esisrunss- Siderbcten anSulescn, nno
wie iic Ii6 frcuten, ais bic 4rdmie anf @OIo
itiea g8ar Go Srcunbiduft fur bic ScIoatsn,
mas iie ba5u antrsbS
als 8slmont. Der gemietbete Spicn Der eon'
fceeration. nnb SorfBenber bsr bsmoIratil6sn
National COMMITTEE In 1868, iein eigenes unb
auSipdrtises Capital beripenbcte um bic @olb>
prdmis in Der opbe 5u baIten ipar eS Erennb.
lboft fir bic Scpaten, mas i'm ba5u bcricitets2
@r 10 gut ipie GDmcr. ipurbcn bur6 benielbsn
Seipe99runb ansetrisbsn, ndmIid SaB unlerT
Sabe nnb unierer @srtbcibigr. SaS ipar Der
Seipe9srunb, Der i'm 5u Der &eee berIsi!ets. bic
MIN ais cine Grfldrun9 ieiner Sreunbidaft fir
bic ScIpatcn orS9eIe9t ipirb. Sos 1T nidt bic
Nrt bon eincm Sreunb, ben bic SoIcaten iddbsn
General 8 obn sS. 8earD 1T Der @ann, ben
bic Soeatsn aIs einen tpabrsn 1rsunb f6dben
uno pirbigen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26

sdr Das ttbt BON teibrn 5duIern bss gonaref.
Iss paliirte 8eeonarufttuns ns.Qmsnbs Z.
m emit 3ur gunbespafa6uns fdet Ta folasnbsr.
maBfn iummirsn, - ,.aae In ben Ser. Stoatsn
geeprns oeT naturalilrte psrfcnen BON ispr
8drbs Unit 4uenatmf btr niht beiisusrtsn Snbt.
ansr) fno 8drssr Der Union unp Der betrsiftnbtn
Staattn. = tn stntn fs lstsn. uhb ssnsesn sleidbsn
NsnffiGuB.-Dk BaRs tsr gSnsrse. Hepral,n.
iaiien D!ro mad BEN Bsfatmmunasn, bic ber be.
trfntnes Siaat- fslba abr bas Oablrs6t aiett.
rs8ultrt - Die 5aupt.8sbsaen fsnsn BON aq.n
Uunesedmtsrn aussef&IOR,n lfn unS nut sur6
Gin 9wstf ritttl. gptum In tsbsm 6auft tss Con.
erfbss 3usslailsn ptrben.- Die 0atlonoIIduIb.
oit pfnlionsn unb Bountiss Der Solbattn Rab
lait9e VrpfIitiungsn bss 8ctfss. Qne an.
pruns tlr Nsbsasnf&ulpsn pssr SflaYrnpu[u1.
tns stH fdr ansmal abgeritfsn."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
q lDlnfr nnb Die SoIoatsn.

Man6e Der bemctratlIdcn 3citunocn In
Sfaafc, bemsrtt Gin SSehidbIatt MAIDEN einer
8roBen YARN ilber cnc NCbe ipcl6c GIbmcr, bsr
Dsmotratild)e eanbieat fir @oEpcrncur i'm Sabre
1864 i'm Stdot5 Sendtc geba!ten, bic boroui
aoblefe, Die Senatoren unb HepreIcntontcu i'm
-ecngreB 5n iniruiren, cine sill Al untcrItHksu,
ne!Se berlan9t bab SoIbatrn in iinacnber
9fiilde ccer oeren Nequipaent bsiablt merben
elDf'er piro alS Der bcionrcre Ercunb Der Col.
oaten bin9eitellt unb biclc 3cbe alS acniiasnbcr
SeireS Der Sbaiabc per6fcntlid,t. sc tlinot
lonoeroar ipsnn Serau59eber bsmotratildcr 3et.
nn9en, irehe ipdbrcno rcS Srcges in icbcr mSa.
uOen SSele pas Sbrge betrusen bic Nc0iruno
W psrfpirren, anperbunG:n 5u perbiubera, uno
H"lcre &rIe9rnbrun9 In Gin gtbGiIigcs 9idt gu
Feuen, inoeIn iie ben Stricg fir eincn 6cba;la9
eFlldrfsn unb unisre SoIpaten cine R6ubcrbon. !
os, &c. nannteu, nun Gin cldeS Ir9ulnent ae.
mau6sn. sber mir scipDbncn nns aISbaIo al
ibrf dnBerite gbadtun9 Der S8abrbeit nno
8oiserid,tisteit soBt unS fir cinen snssnbld
elbmer's @edt auf ben slniprub pes Splbateu.
freunee6 in'S Suge faiIcn.
! Sn 1863 ipar CT Gin Ganbbot fir Grucurund
otS @ouberneur, nnb oa CT piciclbe nid,t fir Iid
lflolt libern fonnte 70 crnonutr CT Sidtcr S9ocp.
ieare uno Hntsritibte bn nit grcbcm Gifcr. -
Mi6tsr gSoooiparb entIbitb, en Scpat babe
fen @ebt 5n itimmsn, unb GlDmcr ertldrte bic
enfldeionn9 fur re6t gSar baS bic Gtimmc
enss 0reunbe62
elpmer ipieerfebtc iid Der Nbdnoeruua An Der
eonItitution, ipsIde bcm ScIbateu i'm 6elpe ber 4
Onr6 cincn bemofrotiidcn @idtcr leincr Spr.
rtbfs beraubt iporben, paS %edjt gu itimmrn pcr.
eiDt sSar baS bic 9onbIunSSpciic cincS 6rcln. :
bes9 7
elbmcr fprad in 1863 6ffentid, feline Chm. II
,otDie init SalIanbi9bam aus, bcr banaIs pcoeu n
Ssrratb In Ssrbannuns mar, unb meld,er bo.
nit prablls, baB er nie fitr snsn aRann pber si.
Ten Sbaler 5ur Scrtfhbrung beS &ricaes ac. i
Fimmt babe nod itimmcn wirce, NIB in 1864 !.
rfIdrte GlDmer ben &ric9 fir cincn 6ebIIdloo. m
bibt ild) In icIden &anbInn9cn un5 &uepriidcn IN