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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-05
NASHVILLE. TENN.
A Good Business Education

IsTHE ONLY FORTUNE PARENTS CAN
1 give their children that can never be lost
and that continually grows better by use. This
can be gained At
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THE CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING or THE
MAIIS-FEBRUARY Est.--OmciaI.
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TbOmasvIne VIA stage.
Tuesday
1900 Tuesday 5:l5 P. n.
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Station D, Bible House, New York city.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

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m.rsism ~ ana ~ S''AaM''' A'S Aork.
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Tir gbmimbfasbtfde.


Der An5eisenbe IL IN peniseu gBo1em burS Ella
etnfa4es 9eilmttteI, nabem en- Sabre lang nit efnem
beftigeu 2lnQetbeL unb nit Der firterIien 4rattfs
belt, Der S1Dtnb1ndk bebdftet mar, eebeilt mcroeu
ano pant9t iesnIi9ft tetnen Nitmenf4en bas 5eils
alse sis > i$asfden, Rire q sEs eOpis ses ae.
tpt2s eAmffeil nit ber GiSstAStt 1T BE 8ereitnna
a,S se,. SebrOa saisnSeg fDsL4es &c finsen ,Dsrbtn
gronGifS st Ser eiliSse 8psd Ses anaeiaenSeri n
ben xstosnoen Doh 80 tbnn une CT bofft, bab ieber
sqss ts 8tsis %rs % sttlSen
4erionen, ate 6os &eeepts pinf6en, modem F9 ses
dai9it Denbenaft y FsztS GA9fk 80
giep Gbwarh n aslfon,
lDthSwS Johannesburg. Rings Co., ". Dss
! ion f6sasa yiaAs 5ortis bon G5rossassu
u. Go. perben BON alien guten .Eennerp ale
baS Bette In Der 9Irt eebaIten., Bil pilTen
ni1ts 3u ertrGbuen, mas Gin muliFdttg@es Sn.
frnmeIst 1DafbnlnttlteS maiden fSnnte, rbaIei6
mir 3usebtn niiilTen, bae bas SS6lfr Der Der.
peNlQMlnlphit6 nialA&lS errejhk .merhGlt Eanh.
! sBtstrS fs ore yiaars Su a1tef sesaenip1rti.
gen 0oleubung 6raaten, pnterbrefteten (ie bic.
Islten btIaa 8frglfid Bait Snfrumenten bsl
better DabriEen GurcpaS Mnb @merifa'a uni
RGesbiGtsii Dir, BetbienRs Meebdile iibet ALI
saHhsrsH. 8abEifate In Der beriibmten gDeiiaus.
keHuHd. I'm BEN Bd6ritdt Gefed5filfeIf tri.
,berfaaFeil Az iaIsn, uliiIens pir erwa6ner,, bdl
bseSeS tfrt6efl bur@ bic nfuEfdItIste lBelt MID
beiiGette aelebs wprbest III.
- Nlcttsssaepeniser habnt Bic 4erYen fiir,lid
rod Embellishments AM tbren ptancS aitae.
beadl ifnb ne BADEN ~ bds ,,Yarabeton'' Ct
,per6gn, - Observation-Disclosures" nod ,,ausa9aefH.
aetern III tna&eH. cider iint ne beuln6t Il
ten MOTTO ,,GyesIfpr" bertHtief. 7ctf
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
s. Sidlirlgss & GD's.
(s5rr6er Serfaaf DOn l1bren

ggtrb an eimem einfaben plan sGs idbem ereen,
Der lebem 9etbeilieten cine bibf&e Mnes rt6ia ge<
5 M st Pss 5 sss e Ssns
unter Der geOinsnne, bdb deber Gtnpfdnger sufrlss
bengelteut wire 4e,ahluilg periangt.N -.
~ @9Eiss a sS.ss"s SStl esEsn
100 SsiSs nc . Sanf s5roH0mstsr rbrea 80 500
1900 GoISene Santins alpier il5Fss.sss 80 200
1880 goIbelae amerif. 0nnting ubteB- 100-250
5,OO6 Gilberne Bunting GptnSer. 50-f20
5000 Gitberne 6unting DupeEess 80 a75-25U
10000 GOIbene 6unting &epines. 30 %
% giiSs sFS s ssasis s4ss Atesn lSS
1890 Aiiortirte nbren Gler Arten TO- 70
Seoer id Oaram BstbetIigenbs erbdlt cine br eurdf
5iefe Gnrf mig, bic nar $40 foitet wdbrenO e fipe
ptrben faftfinDen. Siding q. 500. groEs amerfas
ntfhe nbfeif GompdGnie in ReD BORT City mintdt
een Ofortisea Abias ob.sen an9stilREten erratbes.
ren gna anseben, BnS in perieselten eDHusrts e'.I
sst s ss ss.s Il 5sr ss ssHs
I. ss!:sssS; sSs;. !.
pal.S na6 6e tein @esenfanb me. igsr as $lO Dertb
1T, 10 1T Is leit dHspeben, bds 6ies Cei4aft TEN
Gein 9otterie SpieL Dietme9r cine reee Mno Iegtipe
sis Fl asnss Ssrtitisat birS per eOa MAO en-.
sesH pR r sb s s9s sssaa S rs@is il, s.
$ nee ss Bs ss s S Sss@is 1a sS
nm tSSes 5istst ia slsrSar cine
ietli6 reeu gei5rtes @ef9ait, weEdes burg BIZ gses
thS9i aftesbrsit1sff. getia&t 81 y
IN 3. &i6liHs "a. Co.,
149 Dreabwap, nabe Der Bot Dijiss,
feb7aRw aigaTf lislEAITs SssD Bort eft.
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@ine in,tae Same,

weIfe mad einem Anfentbalte pom fpenigen weonaten
In Der Gt0ot mad ibrer dnbIid5 9einTatb SnTildt
febrte, ruitrbe reH rennSett taum Inieher err
FAINT. Stott bes rduben, ldnoli6en, pouslutt16p
Ge9tes BATE ite cine wedae ROYCE Sarbe Dot, bel.
habe Matmorg ate itnb itatt bretnnbswensg idien
ne In Der Tbaf erit arbt;eBn fem. Aif bic &nffase
nad Der rria4e Siefer 10 srosen gerdnbernng ers
1ui6erte fie sDffen,a BOP fie ben @trtaififhe n
Ito m brnMdbte urS 6enelben fir cine uni9dss
bare Mequiitiors hen SDuettenti59 ieber Aanie
bieH GMrd aeinen @ebfdis4 4nnH jebe Dame ober
Serr ibre peri6nIi9e Gfi9einung bu1tbertfa9 pers
in6nern. IS lit einfa6 in fem er 3aiammeniesung,
pe bic Ratur ieIbit ena 1T, aber I'm bertroffen in
feiner @irffontteit, um nnretnlibfet aus Der 9art
unb sGef6tstnrbe berdussusiehen tno eiefeIben ~
betIen sl feinieen i,nb snperi6 6netn. 9Rf9 feline
6irefte gBrfung af bic Sberbaut ;iebt er ale nrei=
nigteitetI aus almdbIid biefebe 1heilens anb bic
SberFdbe beInfienb, ME be Yatur bteieibe beobfi
tiste, tIar, 5eHft, gIGtt nns ifon. 8reis l. 6urd
lie 9of ober GrpreB auf Befeunng Derfenhet ourd
rs. e. Gtnt n. &c., Gbsmtter,
= s''F @o gBeft 5apette StrnBe, Spracafe, u. q.
Die ein;ieen anterita nifben a9enten fur fefnen
gertuuf. apo IS fpp eoduw
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
Grfelt,le 0ef,r spps.

.Wah. e.5. 94Oratpii, bic Isfose snslif6e aaroIs.
gtin, SonnanIbuIe uno Seeenten iferffi, TueIbe BIZ
ptfieni9aftibeit areie Der alien g8eIt III Grfaunem
psriett bat, ipobnt iett in Subion, y: y. @aSame
thornton beiist cine 70 wunber0o1e @abe bes 3heis
-GeiAteS, has fe lin 6tallbe lift, lire 2enntns
pom ben giftisften anssIssenbeiten GinseInen ober
Serberaihctenes gbeibee s@el9fehter mltSutbeilen.
@d6renS I'M Snfiahbe Der 8ersdduns. beidreibt iie
9enau bic nmrtfe eer gerien, lDel9e neu beirdtben
NTH uno arAftirt permitteih eines Snitfsim eute&
5on iHLmenIer GernnIt 9eaanut 9 p9o6tr0p Elm les
bensdbnliGes Bib hes suflnftiGei gatten oSer
geibes bes AHtFa9fteAeysy -nebt Datum be- 6od;eit,
5tcauRs i'm 2eben, beruorragen6er Gbaraftersige
Y. T. N. berrorsubrtHgen, Dies IT ieir 6aubus, pte
Eailfenhe pom Seugittfen berDeifeH. Menn uerldnot
fenbet tie Elm beaIanbigtes Gerttat ofer sefriebene
@qrantie bob has @emaies prrtIi& its mas g bean=
fptu6t. Nenn man cine 6aaripde etny&IieSt, &c
burtspIat, Alter, Notwithstanding un6 0autiarbe
angiebt lnb flnfsig Gems nebft einer an Ben Nbs
felleer frnntrten GIlpsiope miti9idt, 70
bic geTphnf6te Muftfdrifng. Ane DaittheiIuneen in
Der beiIigiten @eie pertrGult. Ran 6rreiItre uers
gsabame o. q. 9bprntOn, %
ap4 lisp peOdato 9. .! gOf 22s, saSfOH 81. q. /.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
az 81? ,ft5I!f5Eltfsz.F lIfIst HHBEgsln
Yonlstb|el,tssoo Ct isS'9rgelll mi Iui
''@s 'H"a MfelDbeoas., a .s.,Is....
Deuen einitimmis Der erie greis, cine gOIb.g ebaiue
MS ben beiten Gabtnet= Orstln"

I'M Amer1ranti1en Snttttute, Eelp Yort, Dttober
1865 suerfanrfrpurbe. lag 4i4
MIs bic uortreffidfen In Ser 9ef6affenbeit 6tGrfe
no Ranni9fati9teit oes Zones uno in Der 2abI Der
Sufdmmenttenun9en dnertannt. 9~
Da bic beifen Snfrlmef tte pcn Mmerieo bort nett
etfertens 70 lieb oas, IpeIbeS ben Sieg ba ontrua
ytt@ts gu beftegen Ibrig." Nmeriean Art SoilrnnI.
(3eransaegeben BON einem befannten Muiitfritifer)
Sic baben ebenfdgs ben erten Yreis LIBERAL bopoii
getragen, mo re aHsgefteHt ,uur6en.a
Draen NIT Yeeale Elm, sIuei unb orei Tdfienreiben,
fed5s @r6se $3.50 BIS $780, Dime 9ebaIe, nit
etniader ober bpppeter Aeibe in grocer MannibfaIs
hgteit $65 big $45 9ieie Orseln nit ibiel slnften
pfetfendbnliden Gtgentbimidbteit hes EDneS, fd6s
men SclotIappens Stdrfe oes Gbors, uiibertrefiden
Beoalen un6 anaemeinen DrgeIefietten, eianen iid5
porai9li9 fur 3ird6en, Sddle, 3ameusiniiner ,inS
Sdnea. 9iefelben fnb IN 5ddber Don ipIibem g9aus
nuBhclal gef9mnduou eeabeftem @aInuB treuer una
orig heller StgI) urb eIeeantes SO enboI; pom Der
pra9tpolften SeihnNng unb Musitattuna unb Der
been Arbeit eingeIest, ha beabiiti Miro Saf ieSes
Snftrnment ein 4fnfter in ieiner art iei. Mae Sn<
rumente bis herab anf elm fenes, tragbares Otfnu=
@eiooennt haben bic i96ne Tremu;aiioofiappe obne
rtrnz@erednima, :
Gin sro6er gorratb ftets on Der SaaS iii r,,Serr,
algeretneR ssboleiate unb &etaiIs Sa9er, SO. 841
8roohrpap. 9 :
liiere rfuIirenbei, iuuitrirteii qreisIiite NIT
ieren ,lsiee stpen fins iest ferts. gan Iafie fi6
HsIpnbet. Bottom n. &c., Sabritantea, .
mt22 3R j. 80. Sal 8roabwan, Stem Bort Gitp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
alo &eiOemOe,ias
) SulSet iiIlif0t mtbr |!

Z 8ss8 s4yf@ Asss itg2@sasAsF
Henn SIR 6ftr1 4nwenbhn9 bon Dr. Sotn {,
'rttEes s1GTfrtT uMf bte @NGer milo NIT 0frineen
Aasgabefi erriff sefeea f6pnk. Der fberrai9enbe
Grfog, weer bieie Mnf6dsbGrK @e6lain fir latiirs
H9e ahS nerD6Js S@w69e, eaeememe gnttraitnrg
Smpoten, cSer irGenb eihs anberg ToIge ingenbS6en
aeGtfnres bestettet bat, odt fie 81 benz uertBpois
fen @rdparate, 1peIU.s ie eutbeGt wUgoeg If. O.
entfeFt ale 4eFpenIeiheui IJaenbit, 4nfs
feghng, nnfdbtgfett t gtnbiren 0bet I'D @ef6dften,
HfsIyf D kgkbd6tuifes BerrirgHl,9, De anteti an
Gelbiimorb, 5nr9t 6eS 89bafnpeS ~. f.hp: Gs ftent
ben Mppetf 5ifber ber pib efreFsrt bic 0eiun6beit
Gerienieen. 1uei6e tie bftrG bermdsieen @ennb obet
f4te1fg @ewrHnbeiten serf6rt baben. Tr
unf ignorgrlten 9raftifanten bintergeben, ionbern
Iaft GN9 pnueEslNi6 oas Glirire tomgle "a uHb quo
wM VMhtI l@efmrSBeH nfb @Iiia fidberit Cine poasE
ftanbige 0eiSung Dirb IN iebem Bale geudbrIefets
Preis 81 per baie Oeer pier 6af4en an cine ASreiie
q cine sai5s Iiastlegs5 sbieair in auen &c.
p5bni@sn 5dlen ber,nfteNen = 1.se
Gbsnfo OF. Joih1iae1S ipssilti9e 4iaehs 5Htrdi9en
nre bausrnssn 4siIagg pon goporr9osa, @leet Seas
Iienent'ut i9aHg. Stetfs Yieisitiatorth uno aaer
ieFen: gas glaisgIeissn AeiIsss be1Dtstt IN etnsm
tratfen beretfet be bem SgitefHe mhf@&hi6 uD nno
ben gsase1 niebais gbeyIaesH oeer ben AtHem pers
aiften. Rein Detfel bsr Dtdt Ut wdbfeh6 itres Ger
breudes nStbig nod hnbert tire 9eirtnHg trgeropie
ben 9ei1dfiett hdDsugebeHs Yrefs Sfper -adftben.
5eber beipeH cben fr@Ghi1tet Mrttfel utrp blot
UergadE ais gshessab Sstg 81 BOT oser ben q.
pres ma9 Gmpiala oes Yteties 81 trgeno cine Aerefe
pe5apot, Iau ri6te abe Deils annsen an
/. III aaN wes9ea. @bmRfs d. @ess Gbemiter,
ap3 eodnmiS 30. 285 Niper Ctr, Sspp, y. ..
"a ~ %M n e@ "a 4 80
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Trei ffir seber,r,amn

Gin arDees, GlrfRIdF 9sfbt @ufalartg RON
tiers srbstss MD gteik fae AG S,sgen6 beiber Ues
Z Is Isbrt, uie oasIg1e fAsa, geRHtets sein9t umb
gseraeftetfe neltebK iDetbeH eBnmens4 RENE iange
ben nO id@5 n@SdbImt6 beS Fortos eiiie
Gopp mltaptgsbenAey 9pft iidt sntommeH 81 lalien.
.ss.s. @an la6rs D. -, Dramr @A,
ay4 sgeecdnw ~ - ast1 sEsbp, y. D.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
Rcine 8Iutarmutb unb S1et6fu6t
~ ratebr+
@iropbospbagiaures eiien@s fatron bon

III. y ..
Sieies nene 4rdparat lit bereit in Srutlfret uiih
ENGLAND an SteHe Der Gi1etlmttel saoepttrt. IS II
fia, farb= uilb ge5dmadles uno er1tfprdt in etnen
BetanbtbeiIen Der 8niammeniesurg hes Blntes UNI
Der &noden. gesen 8lei6fu9t Ra9enbs19weroen'
GfSddbe, @erSauing aS Anaftie 9tbt es ten 1bnel<
Ierer uno dJerer mirfenbes Nitte Die Atdbentie be
Atebeeine wenbet es ut ben nieeH Sdlen an unh err
Ithamit bic beiten GrfoIge. xa.a Mz
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
Gsunberbar, aber tpabr.

Nubame miuqton, bie rpeItberubmts
AitroIoaiftin unb fonnambuItfibe 9eHfeberin be
dreibt, 1pabrenb fe III einem beniebenben Snitanbe
it, bic @ebtssiiee BET RerfOHef, bic man beiratben
Iuiro rub garantirt NIT 9lfe zines sSnftrmentes
uneeheurer Stdrfe, genannt Pfphomotrsp, elm uol=
tGnbiges unb IebensdbntbeS Rertrdt ses Sutiinfti=
gen Gatten ober @eibes ees @eft9feuers, uebit Gag
tersige u. /. 10. berporsubrtnaen. Dies lit fein Be-
true, mic 5aHHofe 9eloeiie bsteneel @enn man
CSeBurtsorf, Mlter, @emiitbs fttmmnn9, Sarbe Der
Nuaen uub 6aare aneiebt uno nfsig Sents uiie cine
an @ febft abreiiirte rnntirte GnueIope eiueetS ers
bGIt man umsebeuhs eas Rprtrat NIT seIpini9teg
MuftIdrung.
D6F" Sian dSreiire pertranenspOu
- ~ s,, Mabame Gertrude bennington.
rs .sqs ses,ss g. %. Bog 1917 aeit ErOp, g. y
= .an5 Isl 30 medium - - = -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-26
9pecial NOti8ell s,aon
iiber bic tpun6erpoIIen @utblunngen
.Ssr srOba aarOlosiifin<
M1abauae S. 81. Nerri8D.

MIabanae $. 81. 9Serri8D.
. q, satbaa e.ssIsrnailIt, peIes NOD dlis sin
StrrbIidber erfnbr. Sic 9iebt tnneresS Slng Senen
nieber IpeIte in SoIge trauri9er Greigniie, Gatd=
ftrdphe1, rea5unge in Der 2iebe, gerlnit pon gers
motnfem RfD TreMnoenf 8etiR oon 18elh " l. 1p- Der
9ersweifluns fidb iberefert batten sic brtnst
lanse @etre,liIte rieber suian,wen 4tebt AaIil
iiber abpcfenSe Sreunoe unb 2ebbdber: feiit reflU
r,nes ober sestobIenes gigenbum ipteSer snrhd er<
adbIt Saa GebGft, BEN man am beften geegnet tf
nnd5sMgehen uil6 In Iuet9en man wahrt9etnli9 ben
ntelfell GrfoIg 81 erporten bat; peraHlaBt f9neue
6o9seIten unb tseilt Qenan ben Sng Der eIretb mt
Serfop an, sic iieft ioaar bic gebonten lnb ents
biiut 6urdb ibre fat ibernnthrIiCbe 9e9obnna bic
6uufen uiiO 9spfertet Der Sutnnft. Bon ben Ster>
men, TpeIde mir am Sirma9eute feben = ben Lbei<
Douenhen Gternen. fpeIdein Der Sufamme nfteline
uorberrihenb iilib dberIuiegeno Fne- nom benz An=
bIide tnb Der Steltng Der 4Gnetem no Der STiierne
tanftsIoos Der Neni9en ab. wsan perfeble Mot,
bic gr6ste AftfoIosih auf Der Grbe nbefragef. Us
toet bios cine RIeuisfstt unb man H5te ME Ipieeer
cine 10 aiinitige @eegenbeit baben. Befro9un9sges
bibren nebit Eortrait itno aer geTulnf9ten Aufld=
rung 81. Yerionen, pel9e in Der Gntternuna rpob'
set uisb GeRurtbnat8 fIr ii befrager, as petion<
li. Gine role nnO aus iRrid5e &arts, duseefdrte<
be NIT allen Sragen beuntportet unb Yortrat beaes
IeGt, uiro per Roft mad Gmpfang hes Obigep Nreifes
siaef noet. Sas riftefe @ebeimniB Iptro eeoba9tet
ulso ole gprreipntiben5 3urdgeen6et ODER pernt9tet
aeIiefert ueIe foIcbe perlnngen. Man 6reibe neuts
ith ben sag hes Wionates utb s5abres, in BEN man
9eboren lift unh Ie9e ei'.e fleine 9aarlode ben.
MbrefIire: Nubame y. u. Ncrrigo.
g. .. Srarper 2o3,
pp6 1S fpp eodlp E Buffalo, 81. y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

A southern exchange gives this as the
first sermon of new minister in village
in that section. He began apologetically
as follows:
you don't see me to-day in the dress I
alters wear; come among you as stran-
ger and am now trcked out n my store
clothes. | am not proud man, but'l
thought it would be more becoming among
strangers"
After this lie raised hymn in which
the congregation joined. lie then began
his sermon.
Ms dear brethren and sisters, first and
foremost, I'm guine to tell you the affec-
ting partin | had with my congregation at
Bethel Chapel After | had got through
with my farewell sermon as | come down
outen the pulpit, the old gray-headed
brethren and sisters who listened to my
voice twenty years, crowded around ne
and with sobbing voices and fearful eyes,
said-Farewell, brother Crawford.
As I walked down the aisle, the young
ladies. tricked out in their fncry, brass
jewelry, gew-gaws. jim-cracks, paints and
hounces, looked up with their bright eyes,
aud pronounced with their rosy lips
Farewell, brother Crawford
The yonng men, in their tight pants,
boots, high collars and dashy waist-coats-
smelling of pomatum and cigar-smoke-
with shanghai coats, and striped Zebra
pants-they too said-Farewell, brother
Crawford.
The little Children lambs in the fold
lifted up their tiny hands md small voices,
and with one accord said--Farewcll, broth
er Crawford
The colored brethren of the congrega-
ton now came forward (black sheep who
had been admitted to the fold under my
ministry with tears rolling down their
checks, they too said-Farewell, brother
Crawford.
As cot on my horse and babe adeu to
my congregation forever turned to take
Il last look at the church where | had
preached more than twenty years-and as
| gazcd at its dilapidated walls and moss
covered rool-it too seemed to say-Fare-
well, brother Crawford /!
As | rode through the village, the peo-
pie who pokcd their heads outeu the win
dcrs and the servants who leant on their
brooms, all seemed to say-Farewell, broth
er Crawford
AS passed along down the highway,
through the forest, the wind as it sighed
and whistled through the tree tops, play
ing on the leaves and branches the burden
of salvation, it too seemed to say-Fare-
well. brother Crawford
Crossing little creek that was gurgllng
and singing over its pebbly bed, as it re-
joiced on its way to the great ocean of
eternity. it too seemed to say-Farewell,
| brother Crawford
As | rode along down hot dusty lane.
an old SOW that was asleep in fencc-cor-
ner, jumped out of sudden with loud
broo-too, broo-too; she too seemed to say
Farewell, brother Crawford
Ny horse got frightened and jumped
from under me, and as he curcd his tail
over his back--kicked up his heels and
ran off; he too seemed to say-Farewell,
brother Crawford.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.

Believing that the objects of the so-caled
Republican party are to inlet upon this once
happy country, the Acknowledgement of the
negro race, and the ultimate Acknowledgement
OF all white citizens who do not subscribe to
their theory, we shall oppose that negro-lov-
ing constitution-hating enemy of free gov
eminent with all the ability We possess.
We believe that this is a WHITE MANS
GOV ERNMENT, made by white men, for
the benefit of white men. We believe also
that there should be no privileged class in
this country; the rich man should be no lon
ereXempt from taxation, while the laboring
man has to toll and sweat topay the expenses
Ofthc government.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

Manners easily and rapidly mature into
morals. As childhood advances to man
hood. the transition from bad manners to
bad morals is almost impcrceptibe. Vul-
gar and Obscene forms of speech keep vul-
gar and obscene objects before the mind,
engender impure images in the magma
ton, and make unlawful desires prurient
From the prevalent state OF the mind, ac-
tons proceed, as water rises from foun-
tain Hence what was originally only a
word or phrase, becomes thought, is
meretrciously embellished by the imagina-
ton, is intlamed into vicious desire, gains
strength and boldness BY being always
made welcome, until at last, under some
urgent temptation, it dares, for once, to
put on the visible form of action /; it is then
ventured upon again and again, more fire.
quently and less warily, until repetition
FORCES the chains of habit; and then Lam
guage, Imagination, desire, and habit bind
their victim in the prison house Of sin.
In tins way prolane language wears away
the reverence for things sacred and holy !;
and cliid who has been allowed to follow.
and mock, and boot at an Incorporate man
in the streets, is far IN, re likely to become
Incorporate himself than if he had been
accustomed to regard him with pity, as a
fallen brother, and with sacred adherence,
as one sell. brutifcd or domoraIzed So,
on the other hand, purity and chasteuess
of language tend TO preserve purity and
chastcness of thought and of taste; they
repel licentious imaginlngs; they delight
in the unsullied and the untainted, and all
their tendencies and aptitudes are on the
side Of virtue. Horace Mann.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
Machinery upon the Farm.

One CT the most cheering Indications of
the times is the rapid introduction of i'm
proved implements in husbandry, especial
ly Of those that are moved by horse- power
In this matter the West is far ahead of
the East, aud the grain-srowing districts
greatly excel the dairy regions. Corn.
where It is grown upon large scale, is
now very generally cultivated by horse
power, without the use Of the hald-hoe.
Five times cultivating is much better than
three times hoeing, and much cheaper
Some drill in their corn, one kernel in a
place and Ole foot apart, by a horse drill
and claim that they not only do the work
at much less expense, but get "A much larg-
er crop. There is no hand labor about it
until you come to the harvesting, and even
this, we anticipate, will soon be done by
machinery. Potatoes are cut, dropped
and covered, cultivated and dug by horse
power, and. We think, will soon be baeged
and blnned in the same way. Wheat is
put in by the horse-drill, and cut by the
norse-reaper. The hay harvest is now all
secured by horsepower. These machines
are not indeed univer ally introduced, but
tier economy is so apparent, and they
put the hay aud grain havests so complete
y into the power of the farmer that no
man can long afford to do without them.
The manufacture of these machines have
become a vast business, giving employment
to tens of thousands Of men, and the de-
mand for them is constantly increasing.
They are powerful argument for the clear
ing out of stumps and boulders, and for
making rough ways smooth. The man
who clings to the time honored tools and
the good old ways will be badly beaten
IN the market.-An,ericau Agriculturist.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

The DEMOCRAT is firmly established on a
solid foundation, and the proprietor will
spare no pains to make it worthy the sup
port Of the Democracy of Marshall county
lie asks the corporation all Democrats
in aiding to extend its circulation, and
hopes the interests of the party VIII not be
further jeopardlzed by the apathy of men
who might, with We y little effort, double
the circulation Of their county organ.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

Schenck, of Ohio, while bathing, look
ed at a shark, and the fish fed Sensible
1t knew the land shark was worse than
the water shark.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12
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Welch Michael
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Wyant WIN
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westervelt James f.
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wilson Jonathan
wetzell Solomon
wickizer Robert S
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wilson Sherwood
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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-12

800 PER y EA IL We wan
Agents everywhere TO sell our IMPROVED 800 Sew
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and
upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted FIVE years.
Above salary or large commissions paid The
ONLY machines sold in the United states tor less
thai $40, which are fapy licensed bg Hone.
Wheeier Wilson, Grorcr & Baker. Singer 4
Co. mt Bacheider. AZ other cheap machine
are arrangements and the seller or user are habl
10 arrest fine and imprisonment Illustra ted circu
lars sent Free Address, or call upon : haw
Clark, at Biddeiord. Maine;or Chicago, III.
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