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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

st. paul, s. SUM. 1lnfere Staot
uno anoere Srtl9often oberbalb uno un:
terbalb am Wiliiiiippi boben fiir6terlid,
BON oer Sturmflutb 9elitten. Oa6 Solpn
Srooflpn ouf oer anoern Seite oee
Stroms ftebt gang unter @aier uno III
pon Den Sepcbnern perlafen. Sn ct.
Intbonp 1T an ben SGuiern unermeblibet
S6aoen Su9efI9t. Mebrere Sunberts
tauleno Sup 0ols ftno fort9ei6pemmt.
Die obere Sriide, oeren Grbourln9 &c.,.
900 9efcitet bat, 1T meiftentbeil6 3eritprt,
Seribte BON peri6ieoenen Seiten mel.
ben, oaB foit iiberoll bic Sri6en lpr99e=
riiien Iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

JGuf eon9z@ilano lpuroe leete $50
n9brcto einem 8erpitter, ais ct nit
l0torn oafen bef1dfti9t 9epefen,
y |0srr %norea6 &etbum, 6urb etnen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
2e6d G1untD 9atrtpt.
11ebr ,SroH.

Sn Der leeten Sreita9 9tadt ipnroen
IbermalS einiee @e9enoen uniereS eauns
|es-sum Seifpicl Sal5bur9, II. no,
blrb einen SroF beim9efu6t, rpoourb Die
Bartenz @ewd6I piebcr etIpoS S6ooen
|elitten baben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

Gincinnoti, 6. SUM. Sonntoe
Wor9en5 berri6te bier ftarfer Srpf, Der
ltD ubcr 9anj Sbio uno Den 9roBcren
Sbeil bon Snoiona ousoebnte uno Der
8ei3en,s &orns uno Sortpfeliaat iebr
lNapCte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

Oon6pi lie, yt. ~. 6. SUM. 2(m
Samita9 gtabt bat Der Sroft bier in Der
gta6barI6oft alIe 9arten9elrd6ie, Sorn
uno SartoHeln pernid)tet. Qu5 Buffalo
miro oa6 9lci1e beri0tet. 2(ue 8riitte
baben i6per 9elitten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

9tew Srleans,7. SUM. Die bier
9ettern por9enommene SSabt fir Comp
troller uno aldermen 1T obne Storuno
poriiber9e9an9en. Sas american Si6et
1T nit iiber 20OO Stimmen 3oicritdt 9es
ndbtt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
MmeriCdn GlDcDpQe6id,

Gin berrlttss Bsrt. lcstrn nbalten uub an
ben aaerntrorisRen prsbsn gu prrtaufsn. .-Scmmt
unD ntumt ptss unsnttstrIite g4ctf In ausrn.
f&sin-au& psrrtn Sutitritentsn Oaruuf anss,
upnlmFri bel
Ssd, 0utb unb SeIfri6,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
BOROUGH ORDINANCE,

BE it ordained by the Burgess and Town
Council of the Borough of Allentown in
Town-Council assembled, and it is hereby
enacted by the Authority of the same That
it shall not be lawful for any person to drive
or order TO be driven any cart Chand-carts
cxceptoO or wagon. upon any of the side
walks or cutters, in said Borough and any
person found guilty of violating this Ordins
ance, shall in addition TO the damages he has
occasioned, pay fine of one dollar for the
use of the Borough, together with all costs,
to be recovered before the Burgess or any
Justice Of the Peace within the Borough.
GEO. BElSEI,, Burgess.
TILGHMAN STATTLER, Pres't.
ATTEST +. j. MooRE, sec'y.
Allentown, June 8, 1850.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

2 Sn SerfS Gauntp bat fi6 bereits
Sor: y e etnri6 Srob #, ais Gons
/ fur o15 S6ertf6s2(mt, bel nGdifer
bl an9eboten, ''>'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

gifts bur9, 6. SUM-. 2(u6 bier
Rsrrlbte elm ttartcr Sroft, rrcl6er Dem
@e!jen, &crn, ben &artofeIn uno ben
Sbitbaumen iebr 9efbaoet baten miro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
SffT;ieQer gSablberitfnt.

8ClssntrS III baS 8sluliat Der am 6tsn Sunt In
Sisisr SrtSaes at8etaltrnen Nilitdrii9fn gBabl :
SriaaSc. .7nfpcFter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15

u | v u u V llW u W
snttal!tnp SO alder mrtr prrr ipenissr bar.
21sA auf .Fnb rrri6tct Sr,trsf' s&A
!;;;:NM. fIi&s @pbnbluIer init Bad SSsNr
l..lsk Nrinrn trbaut, cine 8rc6e 49,
i5r6me. S6rurr lnO antrt auIIrnsstdupe
btfnbn l6 Srunncn uno eine StNrrns nate
ben 0pbntduIern unp rr SGeusr. NOD
gan; nrue Bride fiibrt Su rcm 9anee bic Su benz
ielten ssbBrt. Grleb lit fa6 IGBnite Stiid eanb
tas Ycn feinCm i'm Gtaot utsrtrpfsn wertsn
fam. IS ii irtr 0esanst fir Sthtultm wsI6ss
bic Gltrrn 8dtme ip;pis aut riniss tauIsnb
&unptpin9r lprtGe Su siufr 9lnlaae rrr Sblt-
tutur tcret leben tswrlen. Sir Oartsnscmtle
III ttin bCTrrs Slit Qarp su finrcn In prr aanlsn
umecsrnc, inrrm ale 9Hauirn in bisIein Sano~
boesn Cinen lhrtQsrrn Slisb baben ale IN aneern
99eeffR aEEttee4A MA4 AtEalnaen bic
b6darn YreIr fir un1rrr @artengewGGIs, inbtm
mir iie INNER iriI6 ;ur Snup tatsn. sIuh ID
nod gu tCmrrttn baB ters5 Sabr stpiIhn 2-3
1aufsno 3bllrr Wertb Snnb prrfauGt rprrtrn fam
an adiktnlssrr unb 8aiiirinbrrnnsr, ipel6sr Spn
Der triirn Sualit6t III mb ferielte pbne rinsn
Sent Gusla9e babel fOrtssfubrt hrrrrn tann, IN.
rem sr pcn t2 bic 10 5u6 tisf ii. Gs6baIb fUmmt
up irbd uno dbTSsust su6 ieltf ibr &aulIuasrn,
rcnn rud II unb ptrD in eursm 2ctsn frin profit
tatIersS Sttf 2anb metr an9stcten psrber, mic
paei'ngr. Sttsrs Stif 2anp tann In Gtaden
ccer i'm 0anSrn rerFauft pertrn. @u6 tann 70.
atei6 8rliB unc rin sutss RtGt srsetm pertm
nrsm mir Gricnnsn Fnr Re6 gGtfeH ,u ,Ittra,
soa
Saccb 86tfer, feu..
Gbriffian Spifer,
Slcob Npifer. If
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-06-15
9liiI9nie Serfanf
pOn fsbr f&dBbarsHi
Qicdeubcin GiNentbmni


2icaeubcin GigentbMni
auf SreitaSs Den 24fsn Stunt. nm 10 Ibr @ors
m;ttaas, lca on Dem American pctel pon 8 n
81. so btel In oft Staet anentaun, SHentlt,
utrfault perpSn, fOtssnOss br fbdetsrs Gi9'ntbum,
ndmttdb
Nc. L. Gin eeriumi9es StOtrbaas;
IA scltseu on rcr 8afiu, bel Dem srCssn Gee
fs..s.fA ba SIue, in ber Staot auentaun, ianlmt
20. ~ tinsm ercben 8cblenhef DaS Stobrr
Gssk baus III ) gird beth uno aufs Bette Gins
lerlepttt, unp ju Dem Seblsnbef 9sbSrtn stue SQas
Ghius gum ,9chlGr squsaSsn, cine ateee Schisnpaaf
as. II. (. p.-&ca oer efcba:SbaI Glitnbabn III cine
Habn IN cen 2Kn Stcd hes Stcbrbaulrs asls9t unb
auf atoatbtcr Gtnbabn 1T zine ,g tritid" fr eiees
Gi9tnthum allsin Gu1ttraht Die ectte tnthdIt cts
rpa Gu 5uB in rtr S,rute ,inb strpa 260 Su6 in bcr
Sisfs. mEbr cher msn9er: Gs III eabsr Bet bequetTS
lts 8cbICubcf all Dem 9anIsn 5IuP:
SIC. 2:-Gins Gd>gtarf.2ctte,
as!sasn cbcnfaus on Der 8aiiu tsi cetn ecba 5luF,
III alIsutauh, uno IN be9rSngt ourth Gi9enbum prn
9iotban gRsitdr Cntbottrno in rsr eineu Srcnfe
2l0 5u6. rno in crr dnbern Srrnte 200 Sue,, ,msbr
cher wcniscr, unb risISlbs IN gut ~ strSn @tarf
an9rtaui.
go, 3,-Oie ttnsrtbrilte Salfe clues
Stri6 SrI1IantrS,
9lltatn an ttm 9rdacr 8trs in tsiaatCm Sauufbip
inb County, uabc Get esba Shat Giisubobn; sut=
balkup 80 Nder, roStbt gut nit iunasm tOitanisn
oc(i 6cpatbLp iii. gBcr Siefts Gi9enthum pcr bent
Btrtauf III IlbCu pUnbt, tfliete btt Satcb Gdipel~
len corr tC 2. G5rislsmtrt, IT, pcr;ulprehSn, pste
coGtte eann rpillt9 jsiSsn msrren. ,
go. 4.-Gin wertbpptler Stri6 Sanbj
atltstn in S0tSbure 2ouulhip. esta oauntp; iicff
Itnp on Gotlman's 8ausrci, an ennr ttr auSntaun
uub sort Clinton Giltntabn, (fribcr 9aul Snaue)
an Den ttsinrn ettbo SluF, L, no.; cntbattuo ID
NdIr flares eano. 1apcn fho etipa 2 adGr NRics
itutane. ros ouorrc III eutrs B!uIanb uno III in els
usm sutsn Gultursufonrs. Dies in Gin fShr wertb;
rcllsr Srih 9ano, ineem fic aItntoun uno Ttrt
Clinton 9icgd6abn mitten furGb esnirltcu fabrt,
une elm brrrlitbtr 8oIfiisintruh gum 8aittrennen
cosr fdr Suru&tt Strirs earauf 9sSfnst msreSn
fam.
Die StriultnScu ant @irfaufsta9 uho aufpari
tur9 rrn
Salpmpn 0ricfrinsrr,
GbarlrS SO: 9Sirnne;
afdanits ren 6. uno ga. Goldman. ,
SUM- 8. 1859. na3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
state hlee..sn in vermont.

To-day, S,pt. 9TH, The people VI Vermont go
through Ihe tOrlnsltY OF al election. They are
40 nearly UNANIMOUS Ia favor Vt the principles
oil oTRepubhcanisln, thut tue Democrats run auek-
st usroy because 1t Is the fashion. The Gub
eEnaIVrlsi Candidates are AilsBd Hall, the pres
cut incunbent, and john g. SAKE, editor, lee
tUrer, Wi. aud poet,
Vermont mas a model State government, one
that just suits an Intelngen., industrious, viituN
Gus, and happy people. Though she never e
lects demoerztic ucKeT, she Is IDVre democrat
ic than most Vi her sovereign sisters. Sue pay
her Governor ouiy SlUUU car, her Lieutvusn
Governor "a yer usy duung tho Legislative
session OF six weeks, shd Tie other State Otii
GERS n salary VI s5UO eacn. she established al
elective judiciary 10 advance OI eVerJ othsl
State, alu her six SupIeme Judges, eiee,eu D.
the Legislature, r,c,Iyo sl,5UU annually ioi
their services. Ihe Green MOuntaln S.aIe is
nossD.v example Vi economy snd lntesnIy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
UhiO Conference M. r. church

The meubsrs OF the ONO Conference, at
Columbus, made an excursion to Delaware on
Friday aud enjoyed the hos spltalties ofthe good
people ot that notable educational town. The
Q. q Y Road furnished train Tor the trip free
Ot charge. AT the festival gwen by the citizens
by numUer OF the Revsrends, in response TO
sentiments, To the following
our ratleTs. the LunOred uraa and honored living.
Jlsu UOTe tue The vHn Ui population,
planted tue Institutions Ci Tie gospel ali over these
otates. WvItJOlcs u ass them Will Us to-dAy.
The venerable Father Young responded, and
illustrated in has own person the eaily history
Vi the 4lethodlst'C ChuIch and its devoted MIN
Ist,rs IN Tie West. He said
Friends and brethren rise trembling with
| age. get ul before you as old wOrn-ouI
man that you MAJ LOOK at me-noL to make a
speech. In my early days, became associated
with noble company vi men lhey had the
splrlt oi the Revolutionary palrlotsi-men OF
pure hearts, and clear judgments. 1hey be-
ionged 10 the Western Conierence-your hnm-
Die speaker is the only lVIng one Of that com
pany. They were Spreading holiness over the
land, with bIsuOp AsOury NJ their head. | be
caiue connected with them in 1892. They
| Travelled lar ond wide, tJrnIng circuits over all
the iand. AID now, when int my eyes, | say,
q" hat hath God wrought {" l think thai
GOd ca LED me tO the nlnlstry lett iRlher and
.nOtheT, ana by the blessing VI God have fin
lsned 56 cars ia the ministry. l have not had
,us advantages vi these learned men, but God
,rteu my soul. have mad a happy liie,
aud l am now a happy man. l rejoice to see
tue hUurishIng cOhuIuUn Oi GUd's church. See
what GOD has wrought IN the cause OF educa-
ton. Yet yCu are now hut fairly under way,
aud when leave this pleasant spot Tor heaven,
Il am permitted lU IeVIsIr this earth would
like 10 come ~ delaware.
On Saturday the Committee on Slavery made
a pointed report against American Slavery
ahd the Erie Conference resolution was con
CURED in by vote OF 40 to 81 1t reads a,
follows
That the Annual and General COnferencei
| be requested 10 concur IN 50 amending lhS
| General kule OH slavery that il shall read si
IUnOws: "IAe buying, selling, holding or trans
ierring OF any human being 10 Do used in sla
very"
Joseph NJ. Tnnble, 2. Connell, F. Merricl
and James M JaGison were elected Delegatei
20 the General Conference. Two others are t.
be chosen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
Er,raordirn,y l..e .. sell-MntlIa.I

EEIfHOIlIIhIy Ihtt OF EtII'HNNIIHtIUH'
a very singular as we'll as most horrible case
OF self mutation recently occurred al tie
luolling MlIl vi M,ssrs. lIvIn d Co.. II Cente
Co., fenLsy wanna. A yOung man nancy
! alon IrelJ, VINO had lately been peTdone-
from the PsnItenulary where hs lad been seut
tor Nurse stealing, walked deliberately ~ tae
large iron sh,s,s, piueed bOth his arnis bet~e, a
the blades, aud Invy were instantly se'eieo
between the hands aud elbows. He gave ss d
reason lust nls hands would sleAi, anu he wac
AFRAID Al he pOssvssed tasln longer the dsVll "V'u
tempt hln ~ commit murder 81 insane was
he on TIE subject, that he submitted to d re-
Am I, ulaIlOm VI us arms With slUic indifference,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
the Glaps C.ov ~ ,ne oniO valley.

Inc Othle StUR Al Nhe OhAO NaAieSs
Tue wlus-Uibusrs suaek IhsIt hps ~ tie
prospect. AZ lhe meeting vi the Cincinnati
Horticultural sOeitty On Tue 81, AR. bueuaut u
uads a lepOrl VI ths Gispe cui.uIs, stating thai
tue gIaps crv, ia tue OnIV NInsy Tue best
sluce 1898, anu IA DlislOuu unu iHnOis II is
nearly as gUVd. lu AaIy Isnd, Iennsssee, GeOi-
via, anu North anu SUuIn CarOnna, late TfVsts
aad the rot shUrleLeu TUE crops al l,ust Que
bali Nitniu " miles srOunu CIueIuustI about
2U0O acres ars ia vIueI aids, ,wnich are estimated
to YIELD, this yeai, 55O galpns ol wine Y Int
acre, On an average. some vlney aTds Will pro-
duce GU " SUI gallons to the acre otherr,
fron negisrt, not InUte th4n 100 Mr. b. ss, lie
has invariably iouud the largest crops The
best pruned and best cultivated yiney ards lhe
vintage viii De two weeks earlier tins season
THAI usual anu the quaiIty OF the wiue shouu
be good, ior the grapes ABOUND III juice ana
saccharlne matter.
Mr.. b. thinks the large crop will reduce the
price ui WINE, but Vt " tue extent some people
suppose. Cincinnati grspes are now snlpteu "
New Yosk, New Orleans. &c. Iney are luE W
in paper boxes hopi1ng Just Two pounds, anu
hsse bvxes are n,sde up IntO kApiess pseAages
We notice that some Oi The nrst received IA
New YUrk brought but l2f cents per pVGuu
. the quality AoL being much approved IN thaI
market
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

While Napoleon has been desOaling Italy
with blood, Alt1shoer has been peacefully ALu
s,eadily prog IessIng with his grea' worn OI
emancIpuIng the seris vi the Russian Empue
So lar the gIGnd plan oi human els alton Liar
worked well, ana has been atIehGed DY,nO Out
breaks or lusurniU6uIADle oHcunIsLances. The
Ireed seIls manifest ILen gratitude by becUu
lug suod SUBJECTS, anu the mobiles veIy genera
ly aud cordially approve tue cause oI enishclpa-
ton.
The Emperor, in addition TO shortening tue
term Of enlistment, alter sewing Jul when the
ssrf becomes Ire, msn, has turned his attention
70 the prauuaI abohuOn UI serldUni, and appoint
ed committees to iepolt plane how the work
should be accom- phshed. these cOmmIttl es
nave made their rvpOrts to 81. Petersburg, sn0
they are nearly unanimous IN admitting tht
praoLlcablhty Ol emancipation, but they object,
ln many instances, to Tie proposition 10 endOw
the serl win uls house anu lanu. lhe GOYefn'
ulent, however, ILsIsls IuaL Inc seTis sha be
uruVlued Win Tue means vi llVlug alter beng
itesu. sub cumuli,tee have been elected Ia lnt
Provinces, 10 LI.ceed lU ot Petersburg, ~heIt
they viii IUIm kranu general cUihiA'ttee, 4,
oOnsider the VARIOUS TePUlts ubd oecide VA d
dehuIte pam " be lalu beluIe lIe EmteIOr In
Ihe rHntIL4e, tile lUuIna,s Are allowed " lTee)
Olscuss tLe question, AID hO uUuOt Is ehleitaih
ed ghst the emancipation movement VIII sue
caau.
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u. 5 pspn., n.ar.hals.

Ma. EDIToR .-NOw thsE At has been def
nitvly sstlIsd that TN Opposition to ths Ad'
Iliustrauon VIII have tue ntNt House Ot hey
IessnlauNes, aud that The requisite Legislation
is sec to be had with regard to taking th,
ceasus, woulu II not be we'll 10 change Tie
mode u sppomlIng he Depuly alaishals " taxi
the cSlisus! AZ lt uOw ls,'hO PiesIutuL aPpuiuts
the Marsnals, and they apPOiut lie Census To
kers, VINO are, OF Course, LeuunptOn, Bu.
ehansu, Iime serving DIRT eaters u thls "a.
mlnisuaIlon. What says tue Republican Press
Is it not due the people thai thls change should
be msdsi x.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
jail Delivory---Llghr Prisoners BsonDed

Jail DeliVery---kiGht Prisoners Escaped.
Saturday evening, as Mac FTistoe, the jaor,
was about To give Tie pllsontrs confined their
supper, and lock thvm up IA cells Tor the mig BIT,
no WAS strIek on the GHek OF the head with a
neEvy piece Ot iron BY a desperate character
RuOwn as " L'mber jimmy" knocking him
sense,sss. Brown, prisoner who does ohor,
| auOut Tue jaii WAS alsO knocked down The
gang, twenty five 10 nuuber then rushed up the
slairs, and eIght Ui them succeeded in making
lueir escape, nd all would have flown had II
40, been Tor servant gIrl who closed the up
per door aud locked IT, Tnuse that did notes
cIpe, furious at ueIug bstivd returned to muir
| Jer Frs,oe, hut Brown had dragged hlm into a
cell, and proGerIed him until assistance arrived,
and the lmpened man was rescued. "Lmber
jimmy dId .ot escape. Dick Femming, Jun
Cassiday, Jpo. Wider, Aaron Dearth, John
Bcvely aud Henry Winfield are among those
who osesped
| jim Uaasday was reaken yesterday morning
under peculiar circumstances. IL will be 70
membered he was imprisoned for beating his
parents, aud yesterday morning the police re-
eeived word thai jim was again at his old tricks.
They wont TO Oak street, above Eighth, where
old man Casslday resides, and found Jim tied
hand, foot anu neck, by prominent city officer,
nelghbor, for again attacking his father and
sisters with stones and y cab. He WAS taken
back 70 his old quarters CCiHmbus Jour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

THE RAILROAD DooKs.-Repaira have lately
been made aad are now in progress upon the
docks and planking about the depoIs This is a
z I'd move. Some Of the Planks ars found decayed
as they will necessarily be when so constantly
exposed TO the action ofthe waves The late almos,
fatal accident in the depot, where a woman broke
shrongh plank, should 'sad 70 the closest sKaml.
nat on;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

WALKING ON THE WArER.-The Oswego Pal
ladium states that MIR, Gardner walked across
tue river there a few day ego, wearing foot
apparatus he has invented. AS the Palladium
put out the meteor gull, its walking on the
water story needs confirmation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

SAD AND Fatal MIsFAKE.-Mr. Daniel Steel
farmer near MENDOZA, ILL.,, recently found hogs
in his corn, and in driving them out dung a
stone which struck his wife on the head, in
juging her % that she SOOn died.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

A RoPE WALEEE BucKED.-MonHieur De
= a otis undertook to cross the Genesse river at
CharlOtls on rope on Friday. When about
thirty ieet from shore he Loaf his balance, and
fell spravilpg INTO the water He was picked
up by = boat, and on the second trial succeeded.
The dueking was the best part Of the perform
anee 10 the spectators.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

FRLNELrN COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-The Re
publicans of Franklin county have nominated
John II. Wheeler and Jared Foresman for Rep
rosentivcs.
The Den ocrats, Benz. L. Rees and Judge
Rankin. TAs Democrats nominated by the
popular vote system.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06

rnEAsURER OF STATE REslGNED.--MT. Miller,
State Treasurer OF lllinois, has resigned his Oh
.hss, and has been sueeseded BY Mr.. Butler
Irregularities in his otice, showing deficit Of
some s20O,OOO, growing out Of loans aud bank
deposits in sPriug nsld aud Chicago, arc among
tliS Eumorsd causes Of the 0hAngs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-06
AAPUBLIoAN STATE TICKET.

for Gsprnor-wEliiam Depnison, Jr.
L.suf. Gov1nor-hobelt g. ktrka
SurSsHs Iidos- william Y. Gholson.
Stals Aua,for.-Robert W. Tayier.
Sfais 7fsasusr--Aifrsd Y. stone.
Ssorsfory Of Siafs-Addison z, Russell.
rubhc Works-J ohm -. Gregory.
Schsoi gmnisaoner-Anson smytb.
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Tztroet om n Baltimore American" Nov sih, 1876.
EXTRAORDINARY SURGICAL OPERATION.

OrooI the mos delicate nd sallf suraica, operations
nY 1Ne ly. syc tHIdoY pr oimsd d. Dr Won Musch-
z ber ass Iol by Pre- mentur and tr Bihzril on a.
Fn d rect he operation wn~ enll pa inu OF me
HfuH1 aud IouufrO hul Sc DO aud hIllrets u o.
.arlru ry d rnrry with AID yenurei b. but
isr even most INtul urhtnulmic Surgeons Tho
yelloq Iumg wnirh is own ay 'Le ta.ggs E na,oIui
none hau nu4. ,I,u De 0Th Tho tCri was partial
uul h luelcu ch orootm lu icIous|y pdmius-
~ uh Irs uukur Bul IL Tue tum0' can bo 80 eu
the flee of Or ly pr ts.lmHl mon un' OF fls ~
ti. stpl 300 mis- nuauur fUim ~ dlsoHse The nlig B
lna v-l aHl d. Won ~ 3s h7ikor ited 20 pIBise
o skid il tins operation which was perform cd IN few
.pCJuL6.
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COUNTY NOMINATE

Fsr SsnafoT-TheodOre Breck.
Reprsssafauves-lsich T. Parsons.
4. a. Blakeslee.
Z" ProI. AitoTney-Aibert ~ SHADE.
Zregsner-har ey Burke.
Coroaer--C. A. hartman.
C0nmisssossf-A. hverett.
EqaahEatioa-s. Williamson.
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OYSTER DeDOt.
TO the Ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
k-4havpg iutt ceiVsd new supply piercsis col
vb.ated EmuTOsery amps am pitp Ied 70 stamp Ruy
pateru desi od iog silk frenh Embroidery, 10
oi manueI anu ~ hoH notice Ladies are invttdto call
anu eN tmiue my patterns. M
slumP,d Goods every variety for sale Wholesale or
Retail
EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received The Ason.
oy ON Ar Pierce pTopared fur ish stamps and
gl instTuotions at manuluc urors prices.
fQr desottpion Of this new Godey's Lady 3
b0ok tQT August. ..H MRS. "a, 0UNkON, .
TAliH3 No, ~ u. Clair g.
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I From nr. winohe,ter, Baltimore.

90 MI Audatsons hcoring 81 n cuu'nuss we'll feel the
iutrtoHe IN inc caste for rv sed him pnt hmself
you tresimen feeling sstftul you cSunOt re re
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