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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
Agents for the Journal.

JAMES L. THoRNTos, Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. J. l.. HEMsrENwAY, Boonvflle, Ind.
G. r. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind.
JOHN NJ. LoeKwooDsA Mt Vernon, Ind. - {
j. Nj. FOSTER, Feft Bfaheh, Ind! ~ OK
J. w. WEAVER, Poseyville, Ind.
s. B. CoRwIN, SoInerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind.
E. J. ROGERS, New Harmony, Ind.
@. A.HARFER, Wensville, Ind.
HARVEY BoND Hazfeton, Ind.
THoS MCCUTCHEN, Sandersville, Ind.
URBIN MARRs, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
orders for Binding and Job Printing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

IF the editor of the Courier, who
was: so completely Frustrated last
week after the deliverance of the
startling expose of county plumber
and corruption, has sufficiently g re-
laxed," probably it would be well for
him to fulfill his valiant promise to en-
ter upon the defense of the Copperhead
record during the war, of which he is
so proud. We gave him chapter a
week ago for his consideration, but
we have not had a word from him
on the subject. He gloried in the
record of his candidate, JAKE MIL
LER, and his party, but we can get no
response from him now that the cleo
ton is so near at hand.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

GEN. ScHENcK. delivered speech
at Pleasant Valley Ohio a few days
since, ~ the course of which he re-
lated PORTIONS of a recen conversation
he had with. General Grant. Gen.
CRANE betrayed the deepest anxiety.
as to TIKI, mischief the President may
do before Congress meets. General
ScHENcK, remarking that Congress
would soon be in session again, Gen.
GRANT anxiously replied, " 1t will be
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

The Democracy have found the
Courier expose such bad investment
that they are finding it difficult to
raise the promised fee for the investi-
cation and preparation of the figures,
upon which the exuberant rhetoric
and the vituperation of the Courier
editor is based. The hat is being
passed around for contribution of
stamps to make up the balance
yet due, but it proves an uphill work.
We recommend the attorneys who
have earned their fee, in case of fail
ure on the part of the Copperheads to
respend~te~ the cal, -~to-.ask Captain
DARLING 70 make upthe deficiency, as
he9io llikelyoate be- the only person
beaeftted kit.o,.z ;xAass eaxss :. I'D
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

WE are requested by Major BLYTHE
HYNEs, the County Clerk, to say that
his absence from the city prevents a
reply to the. letter of Judge ROBIN
son published in the Journal yester-
day, out that he will give it his atten-
ton on his return In few days.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

AN exciting 7eleetieneering cam
paiga is now in progress in Mexico
for the, Presidency The candidates
are JGAREz and D1Az. It ID almost
certain that civil war will follow the
election, no matter which of the par
ties isl successful. That unhappy
country is SO accustomed to war that
the people appear to resorttosit as a
pleasant pastime.s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

WoRKINaMEN, REGtsTER. - The
Boards of Registry will remain in
session to-day and tomorrow until 9
o'clock p M, in order to accommodate
workingmen- Let every loyal voter
have his name on the list.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

The Boards or Registry meet on.
Tuesday and Wednesday, october 1st'
and End. TO accommodate working
men they remain I'm session TIL y
O'Clock p. NJ. Let every. voter see
that his name Is on the List. ffLAs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
A Democrat on aiikE Sit ua:Ion.

BBAUREGARD. the rebel General
who has recently been. toasted and
chaperoned over the North.9by the
Copperhead allies Of treason, has
written letter, which has the true
ring of Democracy in it. The una
nimity of sentiment and purpose be-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
The GOriDtli anu Tennessee RiYeI
..,. - oSi SkafIfoad.H

Sometime since we called the atten-
ton of our readers to the movement
On foot at Corinth, Mississippi, to re-
vive the project of building the rail-
road from Corinth to the Tennessee
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

nty-eight days yet" Why. Gen
eral, exclaimed SCHENcK, consider
ably Surprised, "do you count the
days?" Yes, I do" replied, Gen.
GRANT; it will be just seventy-eight
dayseand 1 would to1God the time
we're
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01

REGIsTRY.-Let every Republican
voter go to the usual place of voting
to-day and have his name registered
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
$500 Reward

VTYIDL BE PAID FOR THE AR.
" rest and delivery of VIM. w. MAX
lucky, II arrested out OF Kentucky. or $500
If arrested in the State. Said Maxwell
murdered @ JoffnfA. Smith ON the 10Th day
of September last. He is about 50 years of
age; black hair. and little gray; blue
eyes; about feet inches high; free
spoken generally; pi ofane; very. lame
a cane; strong voice for one o. his size;
se2G j. STUART.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-01
DIED.

JENNER-In New Orleans, of yellow
fever, on Satu rday, September 2lst, JOHN
w. JENNER, in the 9th year of his age.
The decreased was formerly citizen of
Evansville. His wife died of the same dis
ease a week or ten days previously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27
TIL OHIO sENArORsHIP.

A corresp ondent of the Columbus .States-
man, wrisi'.g from Marion county, takes that
paper to I .sk for pushing Judge Thurman az
candidate for U. S. Senator, and says that.
nineteen ent oftwenty Democrats in his coun-
ty favor the election Of Mr.. Eallandgham.
The Statesman protests that it hos been i'm.
partial in giving prominence to the claims
Of all the candidates, and furnishes the fol-
lowing elias sifestion of the opinions Of the
Democratic papers in the State:
For Thurman The Wes,bote, Clermont
Sun, Norwalk Experiment, Westera Stand
ard, bynn Democrat, Portsmc lth Times.
Mans6ea She'll and Banner. Csdis Sentine' !,
Urbana Cuion, Allen County Democrat,
Brown County News, Chic Eagle, Seneca
Advertiser, Madison County Democrat, ,
Springfield Transcript, Hillsboro Gazette,
Guernsey JeGersonian. Marietta Times, Lo>
gan Gazette. Shelby County Democrat. War
rem Constitution, Gallipolis Dispatch, Demo.
cratic (FremonD Messenger, Greenville
Democrat, Folksfreund, McConnelsville Con-
servative. Hancock Courier, and Piqua DEM
ocrat-26.
For Vallandgham Dayton Ledger. Ham
iton True Telegraph Mount GiIead Union
Register, Marion Mirror, Homles County
Farmer. Peoples Defender Woodstield Spi..
i Of Dsmocecy, Eaton, Democ1t, &ark
Couaty Democrat Perry County Union, Rem
ton Democrat and Crawford County FORUM
H.
Neutral.-Circlville Democrat, Corhocton
Democrat, Northwest. Wayne Cour. ~ Dem
ocrat, Chiliieothe Advertiser, Nj Vernon
Banner, Crisis. Zanesy,le Sigr al, Cleveland
Piaindealer. Newark advocar &. Steubenvile
Gazette and Cincinnati Enar ,rer-lo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

vs. publish the following for the benefi. Of
all whom il may corcen. Nasty is cute, but
he should be cantious lest he hurts some
bodyss corns mat he don't mean to, when he
talks abort revising the Scriptures to adapt
them TO the crreds OF parties or sects.
Hsv. Nasby chucklag over the result Of
the Ohio ele ,tion sa5s:
The Faant the Institoot met ne 1t mornip,
for the pnrpos nv revsin the Scriptures. 1t was
desided that he word white" should be inserted
wherever nsce sary, and that cdishcn only be used
BY The Diinocr sy and Conservativ Republicans
We made progress, the foilerin bein few nv Il .
oranges:
$50 God created uhits man in his own i'm
age
"Whnsoever, therefore, shell confess me before
rAtte men, DC.
= Suffer lit wai'e children TO come unto me,
for ur sioh 10 The kingdom Nv Heaven"
Ntch fast u comfortin, il shows that the
distincshen IL sept ap thro AL eternity. l give
these merely II samples. We shell hes it fnisht
in . lew days and, ct fund. kin be raised, shell
publish it. Sch u rcrs!4un NV the Scripture is
needid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27
How 10 obtain Shares and En-
cravings.

Bend orders 70 ma by nn'. enelosing from u TO t2o
either by Fokt Office otdes ina regl#tered letter at
sisk, Larger amounts should lie sent by draft or
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

~R SALE.-A very desirable Residence
II - rwu-seCFy Frame D~elng, with seven rce0e,
good esh asd estsAn Los 6oxflo feet, we'll fsncsd,
eQptoinu variety Of fruit situate on Dlondeoasl
Rree VS. q essh. Title good.
RsqaD sof VIM. FULTON,
aus9A Real Estate Agent. 81 Msis-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

:
-. - - snuI16nsy = -
49, 49, - 49, - ~ en1eiae 81
~ vieassie.. - Isgalsy - r - ~ -
- uaIea. Neu, ~ = - nnety
vesss = bsee ~ eegssoGivd q $500,
sesAestlyss haad; itvasls = 60 3 uerue-
4iss = - 6iaeiaeaivs na1ip1l aaA A.
drew Joaasos, the NOS 6iioSs tAi91
nseion, y, u the PfesidGnAial cha{f, II Sead
aad ffont Of The opposition ~ 1spu6 Iieaa
Reconstruction policy. Out q II eAair 10
heeoaQ 4 nscs nohody, Of nhum ssishee
parsy ~ u viii nke any eccoant. Hat =
~ - hed tlne isr, the bruat Of he feht
vitA hin, " protest seaiust sarrenderias The
elonent u slzUnKth which would euns 70 the
Rsva11ss 1arty nsxt ysar h6n - ediodr
nesoof Aadrsv Johssss. Dssidss, rut Aa-
drew johnson ont Of the Presidency, and put
In Repub Iican successor, pro ten. He vii
carry oct the Reconstruction policy in letter
and spirit there will b no hostility % il;
the people would lose sight Of that ~ No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27
For SaIe.

IN one of the most desirable localities in |
u ths city onsstory brick dwelling house, with four
fos ms and ;. cellar. Lot e0x1to feet we'll fenced
TAI ming mbsr Of fruit trees and good we'll Of vs.
tS. kaquh Of WIN FULTON,
sp4d Real s.tste Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

PENNSYLVANIA R.iLRo.p-T double
track of the Pennsylvania Railroad has been
completed q the way from Philadelphia TO
Pltssbnrg The extensive section Of mason
~ which ha for a long time past been con-
structing at he narrows, near Mount Union,
has been CT mpeted. This was the only
break in the double track, and now this great
line Of communication through Pennsy lvania
has its double track from ore end TO the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27
special Notices.
A Gard to sensible People

Rational saer If tAe sspect OF the ea,hsr as nm
essfsia w,ad be fooii enough to v-nur, ont
With ut an avescoa. umbrella. Have tbs forecy'
fasn TO p.ot,ot Yourself at TITS dangerous season ,b
something more Import this either Of these c,a
Strengthen your t,aeh aai system re.nl,t.
Jour liver and your bow els, tone all your organ, and
ehse Jour animal ,pits with that Agy eahls cordial
snne and -aite, alive, HosrErTERs sroMAcu nit
TER % shall you surely cape the disea..s which
fassen apoa shs feeble aud .ti. 4ed suf or and b.
ssfons .sys tbs psovsrt but BE eng tha, you nav
=" suffer !. ths ~bt mak't,,-snd OF all strengthen
ING preparations IL b tina aesf the sur~st the most
genial Asar asy. we'll as antidote. for dyscsr.
s v-r and aGse md liver diseases there 10 90 comb
hsaoa OF segssAb's sr cSc, At present known which
sven approaches Il In .fkcacy.
AfrIcIpAf., THE kNEMY. The element. OF innu
nsrahs dis - asoat in this raw DAMP mephit.c
winter air. WV y,a defend yoar.elf against them OF
NOT, sooh rsads Traits the question. A bottle or
NO OF the graz Defensive Medicias OF the Are Hos-
I1TkRS fIi rIRs. viii % Strengthen and brscs up
your eodl powers 10 enstls them - Laugh sies
TO 'oor1" Th norbld matter which vas exhsled In
persparstion through your pores In summer and. no
saeh 80 ssr ~ powerful eoaptsrsctink Agent
u ths'sf re nee ted and you have II 10 HosTHrTkks
BtFsEES- Tb-y n~str~asss- the natytes norb1 from
which diseas sinass and regulate all the s.cretiv.
organs hcfhii be harmless or moro health
lui-r Sta ag 20 potent to iiousu ess
dyspfps fever sud aea- contp and re neral d.,
biitfy, - tails wonderful corrective. nov1eliw
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100000
SUBSCRIPTION CINE DOLLAR

ANY person sepdirg MS ONE DOLLAR, or paying tho
same 70 onf local AGENT, will receive immediately ne
Steel Plate Engraving chDice folIowing Hist
and One Certificate Of Stock inFufinR 0He Present
published achednIe.
ONE DOLLAR ENgRAyIHIs.
No, my Child Ny childn No q-aTh,y'rs
Saved They're sayeal1 No Sod soveHty.ai1 ur,
the kAriy Days of the Fevoint{an Y
Any person paying two DOLLARS will receive either
Of the following hna Steel pntss At CHOICE and Two
Certificates Of stock, thus becoming entitled TO I've
Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGEAvtsGs
No. 1-"WsAhiuE,on'- coprtshipn No. 2-"WashlrE-
tons Las, Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR EHgRAyIEGs.
Any porsen paying THREE DOLLARS will receive The
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and Three Certificates Of stpsk becoming entitled 10
Three PGegru;s
FOUR potLAE ESdRAyIHas.
Any person paying -FOUR DOLLARS Bhsll receive the
large and beautiful s:eel Plate q
1.-THE FERIL8 oE OUR FoREPATHERs
and Pour Certificates Of Stock enttlng them te Rou,
Presents.
1--WE DOLLAR EAGRAvIEaa.
Any person who pay. FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
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The Engravings ard Certificates will be delivered to
each nubscrtber Locai ARensies, sent by mall
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-27

Executive rule? Yes. In the Grst place,
there is the largest room for care in the SCI
lection of Presidential candidates. In the
next place there is the proper, legitimate,
and Constitutional right, to impeAch and re-
move President, really guilty Of the high
crimes and misdemeanoss for which in law
impeachment lies - . remedy. When a
Presiden. has been so guilty let the majesty
Of the law, aud the sovereignty of the peo-
Pile, be asserted and enforced. II Andrew
johnson is shown TO be 30 clearly guilty in
fact and in law, let him be impeached let
the majesty Of the law and the sovereignty of
q loyal people be asserted and enforced. But
We insist that this impeachment be not based
upon political grounds. That he be arraisaed
BY law for law violated, not BY The kspubG.
can party for hostility to the Republican par
~. That he be arraigned not upon grounds
that an embistersd present urges, but upon
grounds that wisely judging future shall ju.-
tify and approve. We insist that il be can
not b 90 impeachsd, he be not impsacbed
.. all.
It isths damaging error Of oar people that
We are not choice Of officers. Everywhere.
now,.and in the past, We have chosen men to
high places, who have been profane, intern.
perate, immoral and corrnpI We have elect.
I'd President and a Vice President Who were
murderers, for Andrew jackson and Aaron
Burr we're duelists. We have not reformed
In the matter of choosing orr officers. And
SO, 1t Andrew johnson, be clown and 4
boor, as he is, and demagogue, a. he is,
and tslsiier, as he 10, and drunkard, as he
Is, end corrupt, ~ he il, and M utterly inn
roper person to be in any Of the places he
has Tiled, from Alderman up to President, as
ne a. get this Is noground fer impeachuest
Ahe people have tolerated all thin, and do
tolerate all this,so much. so dreadfuiiy much
that they never think Of these % imp,acha-
BE cHenses And We cannot undertake TO
impeach His Accidency for them.
Theqnes'icn Of expectancy, as We baye..;d
is so interviewer with the question Of r;vh, i,
this matter thstitis scarcely necessary 10 n.l.
sny special consideration Of the sab;.c, from
that standpoint. Yet thus much we win az
The election OF the Republican candidate for
1sasi6ens, i1 ~ nea4 election, is essential.
not snly to the continued existence Of the
Ressblicas parry, bst'so ~ suecsssfal eo,ab
1qhRsue Y yAsl 1e sssios pel5ev u u |
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Browns Bronchial Troches

Having direct influence 10 the parts, give immediate.
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CsssanPsivs and Throat Dise a.es, rro
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OBTAIN on'y 'Ghowss Bfoscn1AI Taocni.," and a,
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THE HEALING pOoI.

An Esssy for Young Men ON tho Grin.
q holhasae- aud the Diseases ssd Aimee, vh,ch
crest" 'e'p-i'mvnts II MARRrAi1 ,ih sars mean, a.
Relief smith ssdlsd s.s.r envelope ffee eeh.r,.
Ahtres, D.. J. axfLLkx HouGHToS, Howard A,ss.
siaiIon, Phttataiphis. p f,ent,1
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SSarbe fit SQuern
uQUS GJuSepe.

Die Gjraitcn MineroI Sarbe Gcmpoanis, pnfsr.
lSt nun Die bsltc woblsilfs unO rauernoftcfs Gar:
br, tts I'M Gjsbralih IN. 3ne lIe6tI Iaebunarn nenn
gut arSrfriden psJu,iht mii adsm einl,e SsI,
bali lO bi5 ID Sabrsn. giS III psu ,insr lsjtbt
brouutn coSr itbr ,;b5atr Ghrtctag 6arbt. uno
fam 81 tyrun, &u, S;sir, 0rab, Elipe corr
Habnt, nm tCm @,lhnod ce- &erNrGuhey6 iu .,e:
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tb.r. Gtmtr uno po,ipaarsH. Nitrt II c'crditlcbaf
Yea &anal Boats, Sabri;u9s urb Shft. SSocn.
Ganoae, Dttals unp S5lnbdr i'd CT, (tuoem fe
Ssuecs unb G8aiisr'Yrrcf III RcDtu Otltider,
(Gin UarEta;iurllt olItiu bat wdbrtuo pem pertIo:
Semen Jahr 5000 @irrt9 pertraut1t } uno Gls cine
Sarbt jum Iutrdtbsn fdr iretnl tjntn 3psd, fann
fic nibt iibertclisu pfrDen. ldr Gubtan,, 3ausrs
bafh9fcti, GloNjSitdt uno SeHjetst. Yrsis Sofas
Birrsi pcn 300 pfunr. welths6 9sru9 fir eiusn
Bauer tGv Jobrsler9 III. 81, rirO warrantirt in
alln SGllfn fir nds it chen nneeccttn III. Shidet
fir ctrer Circular. tpeItber bic yolen Sscnosrbei:
tea atbt aSiu: Gthi, ouPtr 0as oancels;3sihsn
nSm.lt ,.&irofcn's minral 5arbs" ii eiu9ttrOnnt.
Nbtrsili5e
Daniel BiDwtl
SO. 254 4earl StraGt, 91eu Ncrt.
SsptCmber 3, 1867. na-6Dl
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S. c y n o 9toe
Guet@egDQuue

Shr tdmmtithtn .oerr'n,
Nus srr 0abt ans Stru',
SPcG .Sbr wu'et Stitsr fuuftn
90 .rmm' etnjrlr unr Ia !osufcn
Moh 8eItitt uuo u O9sl't Siort.
0a hnstt cte 9r6st ausuabl hd per.
2rtttt nunter ttr,
Wtbmei IN au9tuitbsin
llnftrn lhSnen 8crrntb pcn Stoflen.
@r iie9t Seosm ;ur Dutbiibt ciftn:
2ub, GoIImier uno Weltsnsa9
Son itetr Irt ermartet Sud.
Dob fsi es audi,
Dab Jbr nab ei9enem Srauh'
Setter mitbringen polt bic gSaatsn.
So nS9t 5br ron uns erfabrtn.
0d6 Ipir iie fhntibtn uno ndb'n,
Damit &Sfe uno toefsn baraus sntitsb'n.
2Bir haben bic nsusffen Srdblinss Mufsr srbals
trn uno ilno itet bersit. auf BstlIun9 alle Soren
ron ar,d9sn, nab Der neusfsn SRore iu9ebntitsn,
gBir oarauircn, eaF fe pcuItdnoi9
paiIen wereen, iuosnl ter tsrubmte pbilapelpbtaer
3nlhnrtesr Spbn 9. SppnS oas 3uihnsioeu
cer &unbsn:Slener fcpic Der ferti9sn Scres atiesr
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81. 9.-Qub batsn mir Gin 9rc6ss Hfcrtmeut
pcn perren 0usifaf1rnn9s 1rtiftln all bane, Bic
mir gu du6srlt bilIi9en Balrptsife abla1tn.
aaron Satliet. SoIepb gea9el.
1prit Is, 1867. nqbr
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Mn 8nnern!
Sebrt bterber - Sebet bierber
Nebmet 9iDtts,
paf,
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nitesr oas 5slb tr bas 5abg 1867 NIT ibrer Gro.
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brIretsn baben. Garunter tSiinoei nd p5r peltbe=
rdbn,'e .Sudsps 3Gbsr unb Gruoter," wiltbcr oas
ttnt uno b6btr pIGu,iuui bel Cen ytnulpIpanlIhcn
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uno '66 ;mpfn9 ano Den 9rostn, e fir stuen .GaGD
CT u. Grnoer" autacbpteuen prsts 9erpGnn, nGnlih
ilne 9rebs 9opsnt MsoailIr $5 900 wsrtb, uno nab:
reno oesltssn Sonm,rs peu oct Sen: crtsr esais.
latur fur Die bes, 0autrbafttt am retatclten ;u
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leln cer oBudtm" tru9 ttitt Den Sica papcn.
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ben Die 9Reootllc esm ,.Budeps" aus Dem Srunoe
;usrtannt, tptt orrIlbt am Bsttu eeetn lnfiIs oss
fhtrt H. Surh stn Ertrbpert Ii ausae3etdnet ieps
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piniitt fih nibt ibestrsftn ldBt.
9Str BADEN otefs Dlalbinsn bti ptrfhiebentn
SdsoBsn uno Yrsilru, ur, errBen unb flenen Bauer.
cttn ,u entlprchen, unb baen nfcrtpdbreno allie Res
paraturtidt an pano. 10 rGB bic 8auern uidbt su
narsn brcutsn I'M sin Stdd anfsrtieen ,u lafjsn,
Ionosrn es Fam Die RspGratur unper3dali6 poras;
ucnlmen rpeTt,n
Der ,,8udspe" fit befts Jabr puroe pur6 bic
SetfG9un9 einsr lcsn 3un9s unp Die losbuna rnp
Risnerloilun9 btr Wletirr, nenn in Sepcauno, DC.
ceuttno perbefttt pebs @crtbsilr Scm 8eusr pon
9rpBsm Nusen lsin weroen.
lub 6no mir i'm Stanpt, rasno einsn i'm sc:
braubs tefnblihen ..Budsps" auf bic ftr,sfe Tctis
nit Dem Drop per attatbmtnr ;u psrsbeu.
autb baItrn mir fogtp6brcnb Suu sSrrtauf atle
Scrtsn non INSTRUMENTATION, ais Den Rartan
Mdbsr uno @rnbtrr; otn Q4crlb's gRiber gBrc. s
prets :SrasmGbsr. pelher tires @(sibsn luht !;
pferpes8epaltrn une Orehmalhinen; Sctraios,
Drills; Yftret, 6CurIhen; I6eu @lspatprs; Wtt[tb:
fcrnlbdler; GuItipatcrs; 3u9riemen; Guttipafor,
3ibne ucn auS9G,ei6nttsm Mults' 8lce;balltr;
8eicIer's terubmtsn pflua icrpie ebes anoers Ding
ptlhes auf elmer 9utre9ulirten 8ausrei nStbi9 iit
8auern ntrbsn as in ibrrm 5nttre0t iincen tbre
nlabinsn Bel uns ;u tauen, oa mir tlcs Die briten
bGl'sn uu6 o0fir aaraHtlreu, roR iers gHahiue &C.
rape tas 1T mcfdr iis ausss9ttsn tpirb.
aBir teFetn oas ausiblitElt6e Rscbt anf Die pti.
gen Wdher uno Grnbtsr fdr bic Counties eetba,
Icytbanpicn, Carton uno gRcnrr., tinen Sbsil ron
8trfs une ernn She'll pon BUDS uno peroen uns
bsmuben oiclss Sabr ben 8s9sbr ;u tefritoissn,
pslhem mir 3upcr nitbt entlpredGn fcunten.
audb faufcn uno psrtuufcu mir nod INNER olls
Sprten pen Simersitu, ais Nles. 2binctbp, 9ras'
Slads t.
QS. 3. pope(l uno Sobn.
SO. 50, Bsf, pamilton, StroFe, Gusntcrpn.
Wiri 10. 1867 nqtp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12
I9iGs)orS sy&ssaifer,

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taun. Qenn'a.
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9tIfns,
Butter 5slfrn,
Salat SGaBsln.
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unb plain opn jeber Senen'
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Rti4 Dtifer6, GalorsSOttfln, 5puntains.
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3uders8omlrn, gelbr g8aarfn bon alien stBI.
len, @'ObIst5, GumbIsrs, prrlerus 8tatt&en.
luftbifte 6ruttEannsn, Gtfinwaartn BON al.
lin Irt,
llno tnri aus NrtitSI Ole 9cnSGnIi1 in tinsm roll.
fdnot8en &hno Stobr 9sbolcu psrccn.
" III hStf bnnttar fir bertttS 9snpFsns 8unb,
bafi unp boii oaf cine Seroauer eerftlbcu-cr laott
oobsr Ne Elm rSt tbm aniurufin unb Iiinsu Sttd
81 untsrilt3en ebc fs lruipo fauftn.
90 iprs63,t oar-ib upirs ~ .plicIin," uno mein
Wolto II: Ott olIcybelicn Sitter an ben n,Ssttbif
uitperttH Yeeiftn.
Hidar6 gGalfer.
SO, 30, 93efs sSamiltcn: :S;r0bf,
auentaun.
Suli >. 1867. rq-lS