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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-05-26
Harness Shop.

TIHE subscriber has removed to the room
L recently occupied by W. d. Durham, third door
cast of the Brick Block, where he keeps ON hand
and manufactures to order, (trom the best kind o
stock,) everything in the line of Harnesses, Sad
dies, Brides, Martngales, Trunks, &C., &C., which
he will sell cheap for cash
K. B. WlTTER.
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PISTOL TRAPS-PISTOL TRAPS.
QEUTHES' patent Animal Trap, the best
LO trap ever introduced, new invention and quite
a curiosity, for sale at F. A. CURTIS ts CO.'S.
MaToh24, 1859.
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MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. II. TUBBS.

VIII be in attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Tuesday, May 81.
Akron, Empire House, Monday, May 30.
Warren, National House, Saturday, Jnne4.
Cleveland, American House, Saturday April 18th
and Thursday May u.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat,
Lungs. Heart Liver, Sto mach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism Nervous
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and
Fever Fits, Impurities of the Blood, Erupons, Can
GERS, Ulcers and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints, both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annual.
ly, many of whom had exhausted every other re-
source within reach. In case are mineTdlOr 9TH
er poisons employed, nor does he make sick to make
can be taken with safety by the most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Hundreds
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians had given up all hope, the indsputable
evidence of which can always be furnished. Inva-
ids however reduced or desparing, are invited TO
CALL and may be assured that encouragement will
be given or expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
PHTHISIC OR ASTHMA.
The statement given this month will be read with
deep interest by all who have endured tho inexpr
BILE horrors of Asthma. Especially does 1t commend
| relieve, but cannot cure.
HoLMEs TP., Crawford Co., Ohio, July, 1857.
Dr.. TUBBs-Sir: Since chilnhood have been af-
| aicted with Phthisic or Asthma. My mother before
me suffered with the same disease. As grew older
it became worse, the paroxisms occurred oener and
more protracted and severe, especially during
winter season. At all times a little more than Ofdin.
| ary exer,on caused violent cough, and great op.
preston in breathing.
While the paroxisms lasted, there was distressing
cough, and constant agonizing struggle for BREATH
being at times apparently upon the verge Of uoca
tion. Very little sleep could be obtained at such
times, and that little while sitting in my chair. Two
years ago was induced by the statement of lady
whom you cured Of Asthma, To make one more trial
had little faith at that time, partly because had
said could not get well. The treatment was pur-
sued under circumstances most uDfavOrable, having
tho care of sick friends yet have not only been re-
lions accompanying. have no cough now, bTeathe
freely, rest we'll, and have good strength.
Yours, truly, susanna W. QUAIyTACEs
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RaVeMna Summit GriSt MILL.

PUT IN170RoNU tTIO TIT
i sterest of William Wadsworth in the Ravenna
Summit Grist Mix, will continue the business OF
Grinding, and hopes, by fair dealing, to retain the
patronage so literally given the Mill. All kinds OF
Grain ground for every tenth bushel as usual.
April 81, ,lS50-6W JOHN WHITTLESEYI ~
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MEN IND MEASURES,

THE subscriber, thankful for the patron
form The residents Of Ravenna and vicinity that he
still continues The Tailoring business In the room
over Frszer's Hardware store, In Campbell's Block,
times prepared to cut At and make garments in the
most fashionable and durable manner. From his
long experience in the business, he Eattrs himself
that he cannot fail TO give entire satisfaction 10 an
who may fNyor him with their patronage. sea Tsz
+ Cutting done TO order ut short notice. $50
TPEnIsnce betWeeA SWift's Building and Camp;
bell's Block. GEORGE SOMERVI ILLEs
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Estate of Samuel Granger.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has been appointed and qualified Admin
istrator on the estate of Samuel Granger, late of
Aurora, Portage county, deceased. Dated AT Aurora,
May 3, 1859. NELSON EGGLESTON.
b May S, 1e59-3w
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AMERICAN ITALIAN
MARBLE. A ARBLE

MONUMENTS, Tombstones, Mantles,
Yll Cabinet Slabs, &c., kept constantly on hand
and manufactured to order. We shall not ask those
who patronze us to Nleet from old and inferior
stock and our prices in all cases tile below
"VERY LOW RATES."
We give our customers Just what they bargain for,
and guarantee perfect satisfaction in every Instance
We employ no second rate workmen, and are pre-
pared TO execute orders promptly. We also furnish
Building, Fence, Step, and Wen stone, aud tagging
PLEASE call at our shop, the north side of Main
St., opposite the PTentiss House, Ravenna. o.
RaVenna, April %, 1859. WAIT d JONES'
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Insurcs against Eloss damage by fire all kin ds o
Buildings, Stores Hotels, Mills, Factories, &c. Also
III kinds of goods, merchandise, personal property
in Stores, upon the NEST reas nab1e terms.
Particular attention paid 10 the insurance of Dwell
ling Bouses and Furniture for term of years.
Rates of Insurances as low as compatible with
the Safety of the Insured All losses promptly paid
Policies for any part of Portage county issued and
scured by J. ID. HORTON, Agent.
Dec. 30, lS5S-ly
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Estate of Richard Vyaurous.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
.AV scrber has been appointed and qualified Admin
istrator the estate of Richard Watrous, late OF
Charlestown, Portage Couhty, deceased.
ANSEL SHlPMAN.
Nav q. 1850 -3w
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BLEACHED SHEETING
WE hear great Dragging on BIeached
w Goods. We will sell you the best 1871 you ever
all other qualities In proporion 20 per cent less
than you can buy elsewhere.
October Z, 1858. GosS & BROTHER.
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LOWS-PLOWS.
THE CELEBRATED Newton Falls
l. Piows, Gibbs Patent for sale a: Manu- iacturer
prices at +. A. UNI Is d COS.
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DEST quality 25c De Laine for 30 cents.
DPiain, Figuered and Striped Cashmeres, at
- II. L. DAYS.
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THE celebrated Lake Huron Grindstonel
Il the best in use-just received at
April 90, 1858. F.A. CURTIS & cos.
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OTITTS HORSE SHOE IRON, nail rod,
~ common bar iron, all sizes, and Horse Shoe nails,
a new article at "A. CURTIS & co.
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BANKERS, Ravenna o. Dealers in Exchange, Gold
and Silver Coin, Business Paper and Bank Notes
Collections made and remitted for, on day of pay
ment, without charge beyond the current rate Of ex
change. Drafts on England: Ireland and all othe
countries of Europe. Money, inheritancesr and ever
other claim collected in amy part of Euope. Pasy
sage tickets from Liverpool TO New York.
October IA. l25R-ly,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

DEAR SIR This has been great day
among tho sovoregns, alias the people here.
In consideration of tho fact that it is the
anniversary of the birth day of Washington,
both Houses of tho General Assembly ad-
journcd over from last evening, until Wed.
ncsday. and to-day tho members have been
adding their quota of supply to tho crowd
which has been filing through the srroots
seeking for pleasure, and the qualification
of curiosity in the many iueidouts Of tho
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04
WAsHTNGToS, Feb. 2S.

Tho examination concerning tho killing of
Mr.. Koy did not tuko place to-day as was
anticipates Through the intervention of IA
friend, Mr.. Scklcs has consented that for
tho present Mrs Sickles and their child
shall remain with her mother, who has been
toIcgraphed and is expected to arrive to-
night.
The Jail was visited to-day BY many of
Mr.. Sickies friends. Numerous rumors
were utlnat concerning all the parties, hav-
ing tho effect to aggravat0 tho facts already
painfully distressing, and many of tho re.
ports arc pure fiction.
Mrs. Slcklus admits to clergyman who
visited hor that her confession is correct in
all particulars.
MIR Koy's funeral will take place to NOR
row, (Guesday.)
Tho members of tho bar mot to-day. md
passed resolutions expressing their sorrow
and regret at tho death of Mr.. key, aut
their intention of attending his funeral in ;
body.
To-day. Mr.. Sicklcs is il state of com
plotu prOstration and refuses TO see any bu
a few OF his most intimate friends
Mrs Sicklos ia confined to her bed by 80
vero ilnoss, and refuses to 500 any one.
MIR. Buchanan called at the jail to-day, t.
SOC MIR. Stcklcs.
There are rumors that Mr.. Butterwortl
was arrested last evening as an accessory Il
tho killing of MIR koy.
March lst.-Tho following was this da
agreed upon by MIR. Scklcs' counsel. MI
Scklos having been committed on Sunda,
, the further examination before the magis
trate will DO waived, for tho reason that III
Criminal Court commences on Monday. an
I being undur confinement he will be entl!le
l without delay to an immediate and fn'
: trial
A further examination before tho COMM
| ting Magistrate would involve IA long inve'
: tigdtion OF tho distressing circumstance
D without any final result, and might prucrat
{ tinate the period OF getting the case betor
! the Jury
Numerous offers of bail had been pOurin
o in upon MIR Sickles over since ho was cou
i mitted, but having Voluntarily placed hin
$ self at once in the hand of public Justice, h
5 patiently waits until his act shall be iuaII
. pronounced upon by u jury ot his cOuutr.
d mon, alter u iull and complete bearing
tho case.
Whilst this may subject him to somo il
u convenience his own feelings and those
q othors involved whom no is willing AS Il
u us possible to spare, will DO saved from It
70 repeated discussion OF the unhappy clrcun
" stances attending this case.
s. MIR Sicklos' father arrived last night ar
Al had a painful interview with him. 1T
J. mother of Mrs. S. also visited him this NOR
E, ing. in company with Surveyor Hart,
10 n. Y. aud WAS SO overcome by her teelinI
D. as to faint
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

CnARDoN ladies, make note of this -
There are some nice girls down East.
In South Ponobscot some of Ghom hauled u
barrel of Hour on y hand-sled two miles to
the Rev Mr.. DInbar, of Penobscot, aud do.
Iiyered il to him as II Thanksgiving present. "
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

EyThe Spring Term OF the Cour: Of
Common Pleas for Geauga County. COM
ue nces on Monday next,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04
The Musical Festival.

Tho "MUsIcAL FESTIVAL" at tho Bap-
tist Church, on Wednesday evening, was
attended by large number Of our citizens,
who seemed to highly enjoy the entertain
ment. With music and feasting, the hours
passed pleasantly away, until ubont twelve
o'clock, when the crowd Dispersed, and re-
turned to their homes, apparently happier
for tboir social reunion. The supper,
which was provided by committee Of
ladies, was excellent. and seemed to be duly
appreciated by all present. DR.. Nichols,
in neat and appropriate speech, on behalf
of Rev. Mr.. Norton and lady, presented the
choir with a beautiful loaf Of cake, in nc.
ccpting which, Mr.. Forrist, on behalf of the
choir. very cordially thanked the donors, for
tho unexpected and gratifying token of their
appreciation. Tho following statement oi
tho receipts and expenditures, has been
furnished US by Judge Garfield:
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VOLUME X. NO. 9.
Distressing ARar-A Bride and Others
Fatally Burned.

The Louisville Courier has the follow
ing -
BY passengers from Lebanon we learn
Of a most distressing affair which occurred
near that place yesterday. Miss Susan
Shuck, daughter OF John Shuck, Esq
was 10 have been married to Mr.. John
Thomas at 10 o'clock. But few min.
utes prior to the time the ceremony was
to be performed. her dress accidentally
caught on fre, and the wedding dress,
which was of thin material was instantly
in blazr, and the young lady was fatally
burned. Her sister, Mrs. Burr Harrison,
in her efforts to save her, fired her own
drcss,nnd was perhaps even more severely
burned. There is but Iit,le hope of her
recovery it is feared. Sir. Shuck and
other members of me family, who also
|ied to relieve tie young lady from her
perllous situation. were bruncd, but not
seriously. The scene was terrifying be.
yond the expression OF language.
The bride was badly burnt from the
raist up aud the hnir burned from her
head. Auer her wounds were dressed ,
md while she lay upon her couch, suiIcr.
emony was performed.
Rooms had been prepared at the Ma
tional Hotel, in this city, for the bridal
party, and they were 10 leave 10y the
evening uain."
In addition to the above we find the
So.Ioyins in the Louisville journal
The young lady at Lebanon whose sad
case we mentioned IN our last issue. we
nre panied to learn, died yesterday morn
ing At one O'Clock. The youth, beauty,
and high social position Of Miss Shuck
add peculiar sadness to this Distressing
accident. Just at the moment she was
to take the arm Of him who was to BE- hcr
guide and kind protector through life, the
hand Of death inlerfered and made her The
bride Of the tomb.
The particulars are Rs follows The
wedding WAS to have taken place nj II
U',,ock on Monday morning, and th,
happy company to have started 10 thi'
I,ly On the evening train. Just few
moments before the time for The ceremony
Itr. Thomas, the bridegroom, swung open
the door OF the chamber, where he was
alone with the BRIDE and the wind made
by the movement blew her vel into III,
fireplace. or course she Was Instantly it
the flames. Mr.. Thomas was 20 bcwil
Gered that be could render llule or n
assistance. The screams of the suilrre
brought her father, sister, and severa
other persons to the top Of the stairs
where she had gone in her excitement.
Water and other means were used to ex
inguish the ire--bul before il could b.
done she was dreadluIIy burned. Ate
her wounds were dressed the ccrcmon,
was perlormed-but, alas the weddin!
and funeral were near together. She lin
gered in great suffering until Wednesda
marning al one O'clock.
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inc lcttersoQiap Democra1
JULIUS o, CONVERSE, Editor.
tHARDON, o., FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1859.

Bloody Tragedy in Washington The
Hon, Daniel E. sickles, NJ. G, of New
York City, Shoots down U. S. District
Attorney Phillip Barton Key,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04

To the exclusion Of much other inter-
esting u:alter, we give. this week. the de-.
tails Of recent horrid tragedy at our
National Capital. We have no room for
comments. Grhe following is the tele.
graphic announcement OF this bloody
transaction
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-10
0eDeaGhatts- -l)erbinOnna.

Die rntgSei&nstsn sstsn tierbur& Ra&ri6t,
bab Fe nit enonrer In @sIsGI6aft sstrstsn fno
in Der GbFdt tiinfttsbin, nnter brr Gtrma pcn
SbIaub tino Danncbauer, tds aruden.
g9adrsn @sihdft, naA benz SarseID. @runeIas,
auf cine srcBarti8s Brife 5u tetrtittn. tnb srar
an nOrbs 5itli6sn gde Der Satttlttn uiD ahten
Strdbs. Optr an S4lauG's aItrm Stdnbplabe-
alpo Te bas ssrbrts publtfum einlaeen sor3u,
iprs6sr. in rtTi ptfsn SsHuetItn, bag Fc In
oinfht gutter unb f45ntr gBaaren. Guenil btli.
gen YrsibtF 70 irit pGnftIi6r Sebienuns ale
UoltOmmen ;usefisbissn I'm Stanos lin6. Bran
ruft an unS itsr,sust iTa ielbF BON birisr Rabr.
tett. ....
Sol6t bic nod In BEN HsGnun3s. Sd&r brs
Daniel 5. SGlau& f6ulbis llnO. perbrn 3ufcIar
eirIse @sldGfts @s6IsIs bsna6ri6tiat, bag lie
tnnsrbaIb Wcndtsn abjubejablen tabsn, inner.
baIb nsl3sm 3sitraum bic 8dGsr ant aItrnStanc>
pIdss prrtlsibsn absr na6bsr ben SSnStn zines
Grirrsnsrt9tnS ibsrssbsn werbtn.
Daniel s. S6tditb.
@barles 8. 8annebauer.
Stunt 20. nabp
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Mn bdS Wublifum.

Imos Gttin9er, Sfenz, Sted)s unb &upz
fersS6mieo in oer St1ot Iuentdtin,
sibt tisrour6 Naari&t, bab rtises 8tI6dft,
ptI&ss rr f&rn Fl Sabre nit stddli6m Grfcla
tstrisbsn bat. unp awar Iebtbin an go. 38. In ttr
s2sR' SamtItrn ShaBs, nun scm rIisn ausua
at unttr Der 5irma bon
9lmpS Gttiit9cr nnS Spbm
fcrtbstrstsn rpsr6sn pirp. '..
g1ir tsssbrsn bi. NufmsrfIamteit trs putlifums
i'm @asemrinrn auf bieie ga6ridt, intem rs tsm-
icltsn gum gcrttetl ssrei&m rpiro, ba an1uItsn
sstrofTsn llnr UNI ..--
+ Die preiBe bebeuteno berab3ufeeea,
un6 mebr mad brm 8arselb @runbiab @s1tdftt
Su tstreibsn, peldss allsin rrlaubt. bic Yrdee 70
melt tcrab'ulrben ps btes 3u triinfGm IN.
alIs Splte wsldt nod In ben @f6nunattd.
der bes unt1ieiGnstsn--bt bier ftntn bsr,liGrn
Dant suslsi6 atRattrt fir bic 70 LIBERAL ssnU esns
&unbi6aft. unb ,uesmf fir cine 6crtbdutr rtr nam
1i4sn 0swcssnbsit tittst = I&ulbis ilnb, fnb
frsunei6afli6 srIu6t. Icbalb ais m5sli6 an;uru.
fen uno 8i6tisfsit Su maiden. inbsm bisls nsus
@inrIdtuna, 70 mic pas SCrbabsn ben Stcd UNI
prlss 5u prr9rGbrrn. es nctbwsneis ma9t, bas ale
AusRancs prompt sin8sbsn ioltsn.
2(mos Gttin9er.
Sult 27, 1859. r.. --e.- ....... nat9
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ptr 5irf aus gauiOs 9au(e,
oesr 8 Jabre in Scr bciIisen StaSt.
Gin neueS, intsreBantfs uno 9utes Su6,
ber1us9e9eben pom Gbrrp. S. 8.
sSn9rab bam-Oeutibe Ius9abe.

Cine Sammluns ron Srisftn. tptlhe abina.
cine Subin aus Nlrranprisn, ipatrtnO Tires auf.
sntbaIteS in SsruiaIrm sur 3sit pss 5ercbts. an
itrrn Batter, eintn reihsn Sutsn In Gspptsn.
fnrie6, un6 in eensn I1e ais GussnEusin ale Be-
Ssbsnbsirn anp ipunberbartn ScrfdlIe aus btm
2c6eif SefMS BON SSa3aretb,
pom Irinsr 3auis i'm Soroon bts gu 'rinH Srsu.
ItSun8 auf @Olgattd btriGttt. Ott Suttsriff
istnsr Nmcsthaten Der 5tiluns Der auefaBt'
gen. Der fdnf Srepr uno ;rpstu 6iI9s. Oss Ntn'
fAtn, Der pur6 rrr SaIeE ldbm mar, bee auf'
erisbtns Der Soften. Der oriIuue bts ptrbOrrtcil
@slsnss, pss Nufsrwsftns ots aaaarus. hes Nus.
tIsitsns pu uRIlubtrtn 0tiisr ruit auG sint
Ssl&rsblms Der SurbsCGutunssn unO tpuHpria'
men SrgrbfnbstFsn, bic bet Isiner gsrurtttiluna
unD SrsGJsunS nno istner 5immtIfabrt 7prfs'
ka. ..-.
Gin 9roB Oucoets tsSano, ilGuitrirt, 475
.... Seiten, QreiS, 81.
N. B.-g8ir ptrItnprn Sas BUD. pprtofrti
per YUR. sIsit mad Gmpfans bss unsssstsnsr
prsii's. sBir rlu6rn, rre m6aItG In sn8Iilar
Syraas an uns gu I6rsttsn.
puoncY uno Ku6eH, 5raussstr,
S1rc. 10 Scbus Strafe,
gisp.yGTf.
gusuR 8. 1859. .- na3n
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Die beftem Mmb pDprlIdrffet
Sd)ul >pmd)er,

bic in oiefem 9anoe pubtijirt treroen.
SGul. .Tirsitcrsn unb Gsbrst fnb srfu6t Die
untsnfclatnpe 9tls prn S6uI. 8G&sr, bsrtn gsr'
birnli brfannt unb pcn ben ntifl hsrrcrraafnplfsi
Grjitber In Mmtrifa onerfannt tt. tiHc pslGe
t11cbr scbraud,t psrocn ale ale anecre.
SanberS 8ttte Spn 2sftb o.
d er btftbcno aus prtmtr. Sptllsr, trfitn, jrpst'
ten, rrittsn, pisrtsn, ffinftsn 5U6fGul. unb Sum
ee Ctmsn 9slsblGtr, unb Sanbfrs' nsusn Gprr.
der, terrIi& srbrudt, isbr I65n ilIufrirt bauer.
taft gsbuupsn uno ipiro rrpblfrtlsr prtauft ale
iraen6 cine anbsre 8sibs ppn qrlsbi6sr. 9rsi
NtlicRsn Gopicn tpsrbsn tdbrli& strtauft.
8roots' StcrmaI S6ul grimarp Qritbs
matte.
8rSofs' Rprmat Wentat Qritbmatie.
Dies fnp nsus 0ris bic auf sinmaI ftbr pcp'
uIdr arpc rpen Ginc, unb BON Nlsn psrttedGdtt
rerben bic lie eramtnrsn.
Dbitr'S Copy Boots. BON Z. 6. @bitt,
prtfbtrt bss atruiplpdnia GCmmsrsiaI Gclssi'
ums.-Das S6rtttsn II sinfa4 une rratii&,
unp lrift ju srlGnn,.
@cntietb unc GH'9toup's Reibe bon
9eU9rapbien.
Nsue @uesatt uuo is6s pcpuIdr.
9eltou'5 Outline WdEs.
Diefe 8stbt son prd6tissn SPlps IN nun bst'
nats In allen ttahtrnswertbtn &7Gufth tn Der
Union. no Geographic ssltbr Mrs. s,a9sftbrt.
uno bat tbrss @letHsh nt&t.
pbifieal @eosruptlt IN stnssfiitrt auf BEN 5s'
mispbnt Wdps. unb ale GnBsInbsiien 1nc 70 it'
faIttt, bae fts cine pra6tScqt anf6t puriteisn
rdtrno bisirIte nt6t I'm Gninsfsn nit sna1'
Der, 70 we nit ben @tssnfldnptni psI&s sepStn'
lid auf 9'dps SsIsist wsrren, SufaHrmsnitrBsn.
Cine usus NSp BON ben gsrsihisttn Staatsn
III 9ci6fals iubfitutrt wcrben. gan' NUrc. Nms'
rita. ron qabracUr bis nod Orm Silttmus, isbr
brutliG ScrItsllsno.
Gin poahGnbtser Stcd S&uI. Sd6sr, pubIt,rt
In bieier 70 tris in anbnn Cities. ,riammsn NIT
semiI6tm 8Ihsrn unO SGrttmatsraIitn, pIrb
fcrtwdbrsnD auf 6dnb ssbaltsn.
Sotper, Barnes uno 60.
gle, 81. NcrO Ste Sraes. gtilubsIpbia.
auarli S. I'Ho" -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-10

Der Stett 9reiS III S2.5O. unb in Sud
Gin SuttS 3naruttcns. BUD fiir bas gianc
wutbe in Der Gbat l6pn Iaugs sepdnfat. un,
Srtr @rcte bat bieIsm gerlanaen nun snsItG as
pafabrt, iNrEEf r. tIn gSrt bsraussessben Bat
wsldes SrGIs 3ufrisbsnbsIt sItt, pnb sasIsib un
ibsrtrsffIi4 III. Dabslbe pirp li6 cbne 3rsifs
ais sinss Der ullrrbeisn SnRruttiOnt Si&rr fl,
ess Stano auspsiisn., -..
8setntt man bic Sateteiten brS autcrs, ti,
aassnisin tstannt linb, ais 9sbrer ptIeS 3pcisss
Dem CT li4 70 ju lassn 3sitItttns ssrpirmst BAT
10 fam man vrrfi&ert fdblsn. Oa6 Ntsft putIta'
ticn rinr tsrrlide IN, fir Oas Diane.
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rsr unp 35sIiusen unsmpYstlsn. als zine Yatltta.
tirn pclfs allsn ancGrn porSujieten 1T.
Der 9lan bieles gDerteS IN stpa Der ndmIiGr
nile Der in Slefnrprf's 0rttsn UNI SpraGsn 80
sEItnnrn. Dofclbe tssInnt auf SEt einfahfs @ci.
ft-bsr SprtIfrtt IN niht 3u iduet. atsr f1sr
uriD Sdber Dem 369lins AM Werttpcalsn.
Disfe Rstbrss sitt rsm esbur unw reripu6.
li4 Gin gBrrf in Sic Sano. na@ weIGsr cine
8shntnis, In Der &unit Sss piantfvislsns NIT nur
lei&tsr Wubs rrianat ptrbsn farm, uno ,par nod
edSu in riptr pris ftir3srsn 3rt, ais na ben bts'
BERGEN Gsrtsn unb @ebrdu6tt. .. ..
Dteiss g4rt sntbdlt 10 snsraplrte Gtsurrn. bic
cine ben Gutcr pOritsIlsno. unb Sic aRrCrn ;sigsn
ben 3Sslinscn bic 9cTtlpnsn Der 5dnSta unO
8inScr bel brm Spislen.
Die tspcsraptiIGt artsis unS Sas &usTstm
bsS s8rrtes II nod nir in Oisfsn. HOG III trsfnb s.
mem anpcrn Qtnpe ssbctrn ,pcrbsn.
Gcptsn perpen rurh bic pch, pcrtcfrs. mad
benz gmpfans Der pbtSen grei6en, at SolGe sr.
ianpt, bic rrisIts rpfnlGtF.
See tfn6 g8alfer,
5sraussstsr, SO. 722, Gtssnat Ctr. gbila.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-08-10
NecDrberz GGnbib0t.

Qn Die Stimm9ebsr BON ae6a Gauntp.
Der rntsrjsi6nsts bistst iG bisrGRTA als Gin
Ganripat fur 8erUrbtr BON Deees fur
esdbd GaHntY. tet Der ndGasn s8abl an Der
GntIGdpuns Oss Bolts an ben Sttnimtditm I'm.
tsrpurfen. SOIts rr 70 sIidIt& itin, cine Stim'
mems .Rttrbet Su rrbaItrn, 70 pirb ct bic Yfi4ttn
pts Gmtss auf zine sstrrus Bsiis ausabrR.
Sciepb SG9er.
atIsntauu. ausuR 8. 1859 RqtSS