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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

f. Paul has removed into the new brick
block, on the west side of the street, where
may he found one OF the largest and most com
picte assortment of Custom Made Boots and
Shoes to be found in the State You can buy
Boots and Shoes lower II this establishment
than elsewhere in Plymouth We will give
the prices Of some of them
y good heavy Boot $3.50
Good Custom Kip $500 a 5000
Good French Kip 500 "a $500
Good Calf Boots 800
Good French CAR Boots $500 q $1,000
all prices. 1-tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

DRESS AND NANTAU MAKING Mrs. 81, \.
Switzerland is prepared to execute all kinds
of Dress and Mantau making with neatness
and dispatch. With large experience in
this department. she is confident of pleasing
all who may call on her, Rooms second door
west of Post Office n1tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

There will oe meeting of the Plymouth
Lodge, No. 149, \. I. 4 A. 81, on Fri
day evening, Nov. 23d, for the transaction
of special business.
BY order Of tie W.M
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22
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SCshcnfE,S Mndicsnes


To CT RE- CONSG MPTION the svstcn must be pre-
pared that the lung Will hral. To accomplish this.
IN" liver and stomach must first h. clcansed and ap
petite created Tor good wholesome food which H. these
medicines viii n" dir ~ird properly. AMI = cd healthy
blood made thus building up tn constitution.
SCHEECk'S MANDRAKE Pills cleanse the stomach
If All billions mucous Accommodations: and by using
The Sea Weed Tonic in connection the appetite is
tered
sCHENCK'S PCLMONIC SYRI'P Is nutricious a.
well medical and br u-in., the three remedies al
inilnritirs are expelled from thu system and good
wholesome blood made. which will reprl all disease II
patients will take these medicines ACCORDING" direc
tons, Consumption frequently in ts last stage
Yields readily To their action Take the pills Frequently
"a cleans thr liver AMI stomach II dos not follow
that because thu bowels not CuStivc they not
Tn" stomach must br kept h"atny and appetite
ted IN allow the PGlmOiic Syrup 10 act the rrsp
rator organs properly and aay any irritation Thcr
nrc1rnt fak cold EHrVrc about ii" room n@F much
a possible cat all the richest food fat meat. zane
and IN fact anyn-, the appetite GRAVES but he Talt
cular and mastcate WI. End " "a mo ~. =
From tie Manchester N II Miror.
The White Pine compound has become one
OF the standard medicines Of the day; it is the
best cough remedy we ever knew, We have
never been without it day for fifteen Years
and never expect To be I'm our family it is
deemed as ScccS>ary as sugar and salt tea and
coffee When the first symptoms Of cold
appear n spoonful of ii is taken. and in nine
cases of zen, in & dav the cold is gone. In
weaknesses of the kidneys We have no doubt
from the testimonials of men We have known
and in whose word we can put implicit conf
icncc. that is good q remedy rs there is in
the wide world The virtues of White Pine
arc just beginning to be understood by the
people in this section OF the country. Among
the Indians of California and the tribes that
hover on he border of civilization east of the
Rocky Mountains, among Mexicans, Spanish
4 ~, oil frn ne hDrtiprc
of Texas to the Pacific. and from Lower Cali
trprnia to New Granada, the great Throat
rem. dies have pine rs the leading Ingredient
o.,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the coun-
try after having been proved by the test of clev-
ell yea in the New Eng and States. where its
merits have become wcH known as the tree
fro n which i'll part,'it dcri, &c its virtues.
TIE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs. Diptheria, B,onchi
It's. sri tting Of Blood and Pulmonary Affec-
tions generally. 1t is aremarkable rene
DIV for Kidney Complaints, Dialects.
Difficulty Of VodnC Urine.
Bleeding from the Kidneys
AMI Bl oder, and Gravel,
Il was early in the spring of 1888 that this COM
pond was originated, member of nv family
WAS afflicted with an irritation o!the threat attend
ed with di-aeFeeabe cough | had for some
months previous thought that preparation hay
ing for :s basis the inside bark Of white pine might
be 80 compounded as to be very uselri in diseases
fife throat and lungs To test the value oft in
tic case alluded to, | compound small quantity
oflhe medicine that had been planning. and gave
it in seasDounful doses. The result was exceed
inglv gratifying. Within two days the irritation
of TIE throat was removed. the cough subsidized
and speedy cure WAS effected Soon after this
sent someto lady in Londonderry, n H., who
had been suffering for some weeks from n had
cough occaSiOned by sudden cold, and had raIs
ed nucus streakcd with blood. She soon found
relief, and ser: for more. She took about ten
editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror made
trial Of the same preparation in the ease of &C.
we're cold. end was cured Immediately lie was
so highly pleased with the results and 50 confident
in success Attending its sales If placed before the
ihlic that he finally persuaded me to give it
name AM, send IL abroad o benefit the suffering.
In November 1865, first advertised it under the
name of White Pine Compound. In two wears
frofa that time there had wholesa'ci in Manchcs-
ter alone one hundred dollars worth, where 1t took
the lead of all the cough remedies in the market,
and it sti II mlintaiUs that position. There is good
reasons for all this it is very soothing and healing
in its nature il warming to the stomach. and
pleasant withal to tho taste and is exceedingly
cheap. As remedy FOR kidney complains the
White Pine Compound stands unrivalcd II wa,
not originated for that purpose; but person in
using it for cough was not only cared ofthc
cough but also cured Of a kl,lnv dil9cutv Of
ten wears SilndinT Since tlit accident Il C,iscov
cry thousands ave used il for the same pur-
lose and have been completely cured. This rem
cdv IS IS safe and pleasant to take as it is effect
uaf.
MYER BROS CO,
Wholesale Agtss F.. WAYNE, Ind.
7 7 A; LEMON
H. B. PnRsH1No,
Ir-lE-lx
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

When is lady like spoon When
she is in>tca resting.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22
QueenSware Glassware and Lamps

His Groceries consist in part of FLOUR by the barrel
sack or pound, BCCKWHEAT FLOUR, and CORN
MEhi- al mill prices, also SUGAR TEA. COFFEE,
NOLASSES, SYRUP SOAP STARCH PORK HAMS
CORN, POTATOES, SIDES, LARD, SALT FISH COAL
OIL. Rll RAISfNS. POWDER LEAD, SHOT. CAPS
OATS, BROOMS, PALS, TUBS, BASKETS, &C. &C.
Cash for Batter, Egvs. Lard, Paper Rage &C. and in
act all Kinds of Country Produce wanted for which the
highest market price VIII h paid Give me call at my
stand, formerly occupied by Rice X Bro.
GOODS PURCHASED here DELIVERED TO ANY
PART OF TOWN WHEN REQUESTED
h-36-ti W. III. MCCONNELL.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22
ANOTHER TUMBLE N DRY Goons-Wee.

! ANOTHER TUMBLE IN DRY GooDs.-Wes.
tervelt 4 Co. acknowledge the fact that Dry
Goods have declined recently, and they have
marked down their goods to correspond; here
are their prices to-day: Unbleached Cotton,
Il wide, 10 cts "a good article yd wide, 90 cts
the very best, fine OF heavy, 25 cts Bleached
Il, 10 cts; yd wide, 25 cts per yard Prints,
IL = cts; good, Is cts; best, 20 cts Shawls
all marked down. Furs marked down. Elan
nelS marked down, and cloaks all STYLES they
offer the greatest bargains, for it is their in
tention to go out of the trace EVERY CLOAK
IN THEIR STOCK THEY OFFER AT LESS THAN
ACTUAL FIRST COST, AND YoU KNOW THAT
WHAT THE PROMISE THEY PERFORM
Many members are in favor Of doing
away with the income tax, or of making
wholesale changes in the law, and the
system of stamp tax is to be thoroughly
overhauled.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

Fer sale at W. II. McCo1nell's Grocery
Store formerly occupied BY Ric. & Bro.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

Husbands whose wives have clean kitch-
ems buy Wright's brooms They are said
nv those who use them to be the bes: now
mInurtcturel M Wright left one at
oar Office last week, for which he has our
thanks The devil also says he feels
thankful to the doaor for the gift.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

4 man vas Knocked down an r3bLnd
of IS, all the money he had with him at
shc time few nights aga. near Bourbon,
acn who trsvel the Highway by night, in
this age Of progression. should 60 well
armed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-22

The corporation Trustees are fitting up
the Engine House, in good order, and pro
pose to keep it in such condition hereafter
that the '.masheen' VIII always be fit for
use This a good move, and sh ,uld be
followed by some action relative to the els
tern, which is now very useless affair.
and which may some day lie needed.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
Ser ,,8rietfaaru"

Sir babsu ben ,.BrieIfaftu" au6
in bic ,Staats. 3situns" sinssfabrt.
lnitrs ssi@aste GcrrsipOnpeutsn wer-
rtn ibre an uus ssri1tete 8riefs INNER
In htmislbeu beautwortst fnssm. Bir
tbau fies sriteus, um uns Der @abe eli
nes Observation-Disclosures gu sntbe=
Zen, ra mir fiir unltr Slatt pbnsbem
senus gu i6rtiben baben, unb ,peitsus,
neil bic ercuissn Diss sss .,8risita-
aeus", ME Fe fraber pon uns i'm Yitts.
burger rGemptrat" ssssbsu purpsn,
untsr unisrn namaliseu eeiern ioldb'
alseneinea Seifaa sefunhsu babsu.-
Sir ssrweiisn ben sssbrtsn ssisr auf
sen rBrisffafea" In beutissr Rummsr.
3u slsidhsr 3sit wsrpsn mir aud ane
stasfsanseae Subiriptions, ,G'slesr fur
bic .Staats,eitnns" in ieeer reipefti-
pen Rummer esrislben i'm ,.0elptaasn"
pabtisisen, pelhes ais cine sessnltitiss
Suit uns sstra6tst pirr.
- unisrt atpnnsutsn in 5arriss
burg ttlieten ibrs Sutisripticnssslrer
an uus ltlbf sa entri6trn. Die esisr
in eansaatr tennen eas Gelh sutwsetr
eem Srdser lterssesn. cher raRelts auf
her ..Sntslissnerr" Office binterlaiIen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
9ie neulidle Galbaten:G anpentiun.

Die pittsburs Republic" - cine repu=
blifanif6e .3eituns-last: IS tann nibi
perbtblt merben, bic SOlbaten.g gsnpeatiOn, psl-
DE nsuli6 iu pieier Stapt absebalten wurbe,
mar cine rsselmabis usspadts" aTaire, ausse-
bsdt sun ben rabifaIea 8ibrsrn isuss Sbsilss
Der rspubIitanilden Yartet bic ss patriOtii6
nsnSsn, ben yraTbentsn au beidimpfen unb
3urid,ulsBsu. @S mar cine jener flussm Be
rs6uunsen ron 6OrntY, Stepens,. Biliams
unb Go., um bur9 ben @nl9sin elmer feisrli-
1su Staats Convention, bic meiitens aus
8ummsrs Don Ybilabelpbia anb anpersn
Ylasen beitanb, bic @siinnuns Der srUben @ai-
ie unlsrer SOIbaten su rspraientirsn, bic in
friebiamr BefO!suns ibrer Serufsssl6afte
faum pubten, bab cine lclds GOnpsHtiOn o.
baltsn wsrpsn iOats, unp lit nod piel weniser
sarum timmsrten."
,Gias Sslbaten-G Convention bate l6 gar
nitt in bic pplitif sinmil6sn iolsn; ausin
ais Elm WlitsIisb BON bemcfratildsr Gefnnuna
bic Msubsruns paste bAb bic GOnpsntiOn fir
partsiswsde bsrufen .ppreen, pnrbe rs ausse-
,iltt unb gum S6wsissn sebra6t,"
,Ssss siftiss tyrannii9s llnipnfsinbli6e,
Rssraimmrs6tfrsunbli6s Yrafbsntbel6impf-
,nbs, Staatsurs&tba0snps Gsptralilatiunbe-
farwprtsnss, Siss- pbsr 8uin-ssaempeIte, riin-
Islbafts, 1Olisiuupsrapitatpn 3eituns
i'm Staats brudt bic gsrbanblunsen jsnsr
zpnssntion al ais Gin @einnunss ausorud
Der srpesn MaiIs unierer SUlbatsn in llntsr-
tiisuus sss ssssnwartissn &umpf- -gUnsrsles,
IN 8ui9mabuns bes Yra6osutsn anb @ertiin-
,isuns bss Gsnsral @sars. Sis mar isDO9
,araaus uiats ber art. Die SOlpaten tpsr-
ven Rimmsu, wie fe sefp9ien babep", fact Elm
Das perbsm le fiber tbun. sic
amsft,u, I'm bic sam,s Union ssssn Gistsni.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28
in ReaoinQ,

Muf Witttpoh, ben 1Stcn Jmli.
que, bic au 0unlttn Der Iofcrtisen 8isbey.
berffeQuus Der luton in itrer urlpriineliben
8stnbstt Itub;
Mle, ueldbe bic Gcnlfituticn Der Ser. Staa-
ten fir bas Urunbseleb bes eanbes baIter:
Mlle Qeute, irelfbf bage9en hnt, eab has Sc.
lstid pon 80 NliliSuen 6eibsr Weniben BON
10000 i&warsen Stimmbsrettistsn attansis
sema9t wsrbea fca; alls bic ssssn -
Neeer ais @efeeseber, Nescr ais
Nibter, unb Neeer ais Surors
in Nenniplpanien finb
unb namsntlit jsue taff.rtn @annsr, bic esit
unt Qtbsn auf's @piel aeltst baben sur 8srtbsi-
bisuug unb Mufre1tbaltuns Der 8esisruns ibrsr
9Gttr uub niht um cine Ileue Hatipn su i6aifen,
in spelher Der Neser uus sfielis unb pUlitiib
sleitfebsu ioa iinb CUR Naisn eOnpsniiOn
tinsslaben. :,
Sis Grips i'm 0sl&ide uuisrsr Station III
etnsstrettu. Der patictiits %lnersp SpbniOu
fast eu4, ba6 bic 3 SobperrGtber 3habbsus
Stspens unb Charles Gunner tinen gsriuh
MAIDEN, unIsrs RssierunssfOrm, bic 8ssisruns
pslhe @aihiustun unb Seffrion uus stsrbsn
haben - bic bette Hesierunssfcrm, pelbe bic
WeIt iemals getannt-3u ,erftOreu unb an eeren
jtatt einen cpnlolibirteu SsSpUtismus
gu isssn, Der pSn Rsp.GnsIanp 5anatitsrn epn-
fr0lirt mitt.
yGpnIplibaiion it sbsn 70 ssfabr.
ppll ais Seseiipn."
Die eausss,si6neiifen Dsmcfratil6sn unt Con-
ferpatipen StaatsmGnner hes 3anets rereen
anwelenb ltin unt bic Convention anrrten.
M DIR Yraftent unb bic llnipn- -Witslie-
her hsa Eahiuet5 fiub einaeIaheu tpnrheu
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-06-28

gen aufre9t su balten, psl&s iie ,a trsnnsn
iu@ten : bic tlItras im IOrben unb Siibsn
= unb sur srltsren Gla1e ssbUrt bic @ebrbsit
i'm sssenpartisen itiidpeti.n Gonsreb."
Sur ieltsn 1T Gin puIitilher 3rid 70 erbarm-
lid fcbIsei&lasen ais bisie Stspeus Gearp
SpIbatsu GUnpeatiUn gu Yittsburs. Das alts
Spri6purt iast: ,,Ber aneern cine 0rube
srabt falt islbit binein )" unb basislbe pirp
iitt in bieism Conventions. Sumbus auifalenb
bsiiatisen. Der 3wsd Der Convention mar,
wie bic 8srbauSlunsen bewieisn, bic SUIpaten
in biz lntsritiiBnas fir Geary, osn Ganbipatsn
ber &aSifaIsn i'm GOnsrsb, 3n psrIodsn. sln-
fatt bies 3u beperlifeaisen, linb bic Splpaten
pislmebr serabe bur4 bic unssrItamtbsit eiuss
iol6' freten 8sriudeS aufsewedt tpcrbsn, unb
fangen nun iiberaa at GlYmer unb Sobnlon
@evsiae gu biloen, um ben Yummsrs uub poll
tii1ta e1ulteritraps Su seisen, bab 81 bel Der
Mbifimmuns Int nablten Serbf nibt seben
fann, pie bel ben gSablen i'm Gslblassr, no
1auienbe bon osmsfratilben SSlbaten UNI ibre
Stimmen bei9winesIt unb betrOseu purbsn.
Sn allen Counties pes Staates rsst lib bas
Serlansen nab einsr Glymer- unp Spbnlon
Staatss Convention Der sepienten Splpaten.
Sp wuresn AM 9. Suni su YattsrGon,
Suniata County, bel Der geriammluna eines
SOIeaten elymer Clubs fclssnbe SsltliiiIs att
ssnommen, pelbe ,eigtn ,pie Der gBinb ptbt I:
Diewsil bel Der iossnannten SoIbaten
Staats -eOnpsnlisn, bic AM Disnifas, 5. SUM
su ptttsburs abssbaIten wurbe SeitliiiIe paI.
lirten, welte aQe bic WabreseIn beS sesenpar-
tisen &umpf- eonsrslles enbclIren ; pebbalb
unb oieweil bic bsiaste Gonpsntpn bic
pabren Snterehrn beS 3anbe5 unb Der Splpa.
ten aus Nusen lieB inbsm lie bic Domination
Don Sobn gS. Gearp fir Gcuperneur enppllT-
te; bebbalb
Sef6loilen, DAP mir III Der pittstnrser
GCnSention nitt ben GelinnunaS. Mustrud Der
Sclbaten pon Yenniylsanien erfennen, unb bic
Serbanslnnsen berielten auf'S 9fahpraflihIs
Ssrwerfen.
9eIblo1leH DAP mir ben SobnIcn,
Glymer Soloaten ppn pennlYlyanien anempfst-
len, cine Staat5-G Gpnpention in ber Stast
&ea btus absubalten auf Witt-
Nod bene erlten Musui, um uns por
benz Vclfe Scn penniylpanien auf bic mabre
platform Der Union unb Contribution au ltelIen
leber HepralentatissD sDiflrift lOq fiinf 0eesaten
fir jeben &epralentanten baber, Der aus benz,
slbsn in bic StaatsssieBssbuns ssipablt
pire.
Sei6lofisn, Dae cine abl6rift pieler
Bsi6lills an bas philadelphia .Mse", Sarris-
burg Patriot unb Union" unb bic vittSbura
uYOit" gu gerShentIibuns sel6idt psrts un6
mir mD6ten ale bempfratil6en YGttsr i'm
Staats a6tunssppa sriuben, pisielten gu pub
| li,iren,
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ltntere beutiae Summer.

uMuer Anfans III idwer." Rirsenps
Tam pisles Spridwort nit srSbsrem
M9t ausepanpt wersen. ais bel Der
Orinbuns eines neuen Slattes; psnH
ba fSbt man auf S6wierisleiten, pUa
peneu man teine abnnus bat. au6
ptr BADEN init S6wieristeiten sp tam<
pftn, pie mir aber mad unp mad ;u be-
ieitisen bcfeu. Dieie Summer 1T ni&t
gang ua@ unierm @eidmad, inpem es
tbr an sebDriser Musfattuus unp rid
ttsem GOrmat manseIt. Bir seteuten
jebp4 pisien uebelfanb in Salrs su be-
fetttsem, aup mSdtem pebbalb pUrlaufs
bte seetrten aeier um siltise 9fa6F6t
bitten.
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Sebuian's s&riftsieferei gu pbila:
belphia.

Detp9ta.
gorlebte Wpde batten mir 0elesen.
beit Der beratmten S9riitsieeerei ppn
8. Sotnicn u. So. gu philadelphia ets
gen fur,eu gelud ab3ufatten. Dir
fanren in ben Gisentbiimern iener an.
taIt (5srren {. Waefeltar, 3. s.
Smitb, 81. Smttb unb .. u. Spr-
ban) wirtlid reht biepere unp supor-
tommenpe Manner. Die man, um iie sebS-
rig i&asen gu fSnnea, ert fennsm lernsn
mab. gfadbem mir uniers Ginfaufe
semaht battsn, 3eiste man unS paS Sn>
nere bieies SroBem 0ebauoes mir se-
lteten, mir ,paren erfaunt iiber bic
@rcbartisteit befel6en,-iiber bic Ser
ttsfeit, wie Der tleinfe lopie Der srG6te
Buhfabe-einer mad benz anbern-3u-
bereitet wirb. 9Bir batkn nie sebaAt
bab bic appen, popon idon tauIsnbe
uns burd bic Singer rutldten, burh ip
pisle perIdiepene proeeiIe su se9en bats
ten, ebe ie in bic Sause Der S6rit-
iessr selansen. Debbalb fnp aber aud
Sanperte ppn @rteitern bier belAaftist,
um bic Sppsn setGris su,ubersitsn.
Der sefaaise GOrmann pielts Sbsiles
oes GtabliGements, Sr. MaIUn, benz
mir abriSeas pielen Oanf fir feine 8e.
reitwilisteit fAulpis fup, fibrts uns
aud in bic @emader, no bic 1ppen III
Ylatten fpreotiptrt perpeu. Die mel
ten pieier Ylatten werben paan nit
8upfer eleftriilrt, 70 pab iie pben auf
benz @eiidt cine fupferartise 5arbe ba-
ben. @lit 8edt tann man pieIe plats
ten bic ahten vGopperbeabs" nennen {;
fe iinb befer unp pauerbafter ais bic
anbern. Ga man uns itpn oft einen
Gopperteab nannte, 70 baben mir
aud einen pisIer uGcpperbeaps" fur
unier 8latt seben laHen, ebea neil ie
bauertafter une belIer, nnp ntGt NIT
u8ple" iiber,csen lnp y aura Der
8eiud In pieiem srcbea GtabliRement
bat uniere grwartuasen melt iibertrufs
fen, ic pab mir, wenu mir nidt ielbf
idon felt pielen Sabren in bic ,l6wars
&c &unit" einseweibt waren, unp iomit
bod etwas &enutnib in pieiem Sadie
batten, ais Elm psrbliiftss ,,@riiubOrn"
paael ltanpen baben wiirpen,
S1atrenb unitres sur5eu aufentDalts
tn Der ,,Stapt Der 8ruperliebe" beluh
ten mir aud mebrere Jrsunpe unp Yes
tanuten-8reunpe baben mir ia tiberau.
Inter anpern beluhten mir aud uns
fern seidaBten GOllesen, Serrn 6, q,
8ollenwebsr, friibereu SerauSses
Der pes npbilapelpbia Democrat, elm
ternfe efer Yeteran Der suten Sade; fer
ner bic Serren Morwi B unp 5pffz
mann, iebise Serausseber peS ,Des
mofrat" bic Serren s. Ga frpd nnp
6. George, friiber in Sat.,;sur9
wOtnbaft, unp unlern alien Yrincipal,
Gbrw, Srn. DR.. 5il6er felt lansen
Sabren Der unermiipete 8epalteur pes
"German Reformed Messenger, no
mir aud SusleiA unlern 5reunb Grb s.
mebl, friiter Don Gbambersburg tras
fen, Der immer nod ais Seber an Der
waderen ,,&irden3eituns" riiitis prauf
,,lcspidt." (Oen piirpisen 8epatteur
pes glattes, 5rn. pafor @e9r tras
fen mir leiper nidt.) Bon @llen purpe
uns Die 6anp reat bersli6 selhiittelt,
unp mir beim Mblhiep gu balpislt wie<
perbpltem 8eluae freunpIi6t einselaz
ben.
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&m uuiere Hreunbe.

0ir taben bieie Summer mebrersn
uniere, 8reuube ,ur Ginf&t suselsnbt.
Dieieuisen, bic pas Blatt nidt sa ba.
ben panf4en. belieben paifslke wieeer
bur& bic pOR an uus Suriid,uisnbsu !;
ausernfaas Werbea ie ais abVnnentsn
betra9tet. Spllten mir aber einen Oher
ben aabern amfersr 5reumse iibsrieben
babsn, mas iibrisens ni@t abfdtIi6 &C.
fntsbt 70 bitten mir, uns pappn in
&euntni6 gu iesen, no alspann has
8erieteH bereitpiais beri6tist werten
fpn,
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9ie 6rraassabs Der erfen Summer
her ,,Staats> 3eitunQ"

bat Fd INN einise Sage psrlpatet. Dies
if bauptla9lid unierem ueberiiebeln
mad 6arrisburs uub anbereR unpsr<
bsrsffebenen Sdpierisfeiten, bic bel
Der Oriupuus sinss nsusn Slattss auf=
taudeu, susui9reiben. DU6, rbsfer
ipdt, ale niemalS!"
Spl6e uaierer Sreunbe unp 0Suuer,
usl&e bic uStaatsaettuns" su babeu
wanf&sm, mnb pOn unierm ardsern
iiberiebsa purbsn, ipOuem f& ssfanisif
auf unierer Sfltee melben.
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Glorreibe 0a@rid,en bun Nebrasfa.
Scr erife S6nb 9emnfratiid)!

Der Omaha ,,Serolp" brinst mns bic
slcrrei6e 9la6ridt, pab bic OemOtraten
einsn pOafanpisen Sies in gaebrasfa
iiber bic Nisseranbeter unp Disunicniz
fen erfchten baben. Sic baben
ibren @ouperneur, nsbf einer @ebr=
belt In Die @eiessebans erpablt: NAM
lid 7 sesen 6 im Senat, unp % sesen
10 TIM 5au5! Die Stunte pes Rabt<
falismus bat seIdlasen, Cas Splf
nil fetne 9tesersleihbeit.
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9ie Geuucntiou ber Sulbaten

unIeres Staates, wel6e bic @rranses
ments CUR abtanpluns elmer Malen=
Seriammlans aler Splpaten, bic 5reun=
be BON GlYmer unp Sctnipn ifnp,
treHen ipa, finret beute (Ocnnerfas)
in pem eptale res rsmptratilden Clubs
in harrisburg fatt. Oas 8el lultat Dee
rem Ssrbanplunsen perpsn mir in ua6-
ter Nummsr brinsen.
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Crisiuene &afiate fiir bic ,penuisIs
bauif9e Staats-S Seituns".

Gs gepahrt ans btIcareres Serauii
gen bier gu erwdbnsm, bab mir bic
DienRr metrerer tii&tiser Gurrsipsn-
beaten In periHiebenen 2bfilen bes San
bss iiir uulsr 8latt sewomnra babea.
= rebfrbaupt ipirb es infer Strettn ieiu,
bie sStaats.3 3eitums" fOYiel wie mSs-
It'd NIT oriSinelIen unb anberen inte-
rtRauten Mrtilelu an5ufalIen, 70 bae pas
DIatt ausemeintn anilans fnbst.
Ssttsem Obises sel&rieten, babeH
Dir bsseits mebrere fser intrreHante
artiitln pon uuiera sei&abteu GOrre-
fpcubenten erhalten, bic Ia na5asr
Nummtr erf9tiHen werpen. "-~ !
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9er Ate Suli.-Ra6lfeu Wittrcs

Ser Ate Suli.-Ra6itsn @ittwc6
ieiert ras amerifaniide Bolt ben 9ORsa
Sesartstas ieiasr llnattansisteits-
Grtlaruns. Rsss Der wi6tise Gag
sen ans allen auf cine wirhise Beiie
seitisrt werssH. unh mSse elm freasissr
Dauf aus aaitur aasr Bruf gu rsm
@eltenlenisr empOrfeisen, has Ct uus
aud itrnsrbiu ais Giu Solt rrsie-
reH uab ersaltea pslls. feabaltenb an
hsr san,eH Union isst uns fir immsr !
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WarftberiAte.

BUR 8equemliateit unierer aeier ses
BEN mir bic @arttpretfe peridiepener
Stapte in mnierm glatte. sBir perpeu
pielelben wG6entlid mittbeileu.
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9emafratii9e Staats Gsmmitte.
Cine 1nlammIuns tr Dsmofratil6en
Staats ,Gcmmittee pirb am Dienfa ben
3ten Suli, 1866, 8ormittass UNI II llbr im
ct. Gbarles 5Otsl su pittsburs itattfnhsn.
@iIIiam WaIIaes
Saui 8, 1866. gOrilBsr.