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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-11
The Prospect ia Indiana.

A prominent Republican politician, whose
means OF information are good, informs the
In diana Ntate Sentinel that, in his opinion,
the Republicans have no chance of success
in thnt State, unless there should be wide
division in the Democratic ranks. Tie
chance of this, he thinks, is about hopeless,
and, after a careful survey OF the field, he
expresses his misgivings by stating that the
Republicans can draw no consolation from
the present condition of political Offuirs.-
The only hope of success the Republicans
have, is in creating divisions and descriptions
in the Democratic ranks. For .this result
they are laboring zeslously. The Republi.
can papers and orators have ceased their
panegyrics for Lincoln, and are now sing
ing reans of praise to Brecknridge and
Lane. So intense are some of them 10
their new born devotion that The honest and
unsuspecting members OF their party ore
about convinced that the eeceders' nominees
ore marveliously proper men for the posi-
tions Tor which they have been named.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-11
Democratic Meeting In CharIestOn

To The Editor of The Portage Sentinel
DEAR SIR On M1nd,y evening last. the
Democracy of Charlestown held q meeting
for the purpose Of ratiying the nomination
OF Douglas aud Johnson. The meeting was
held in the south church, and was filled to
overAowing. Halls Union Band gave US
come excellent music, and Young America
furnished us with good amount Of Douglas
thunder.
Samuel D. Harris, Jr., first addressed the
audience, giving US lu and complete vim
dica,ion of the course of our Convention
which nominated Douglas and Johnson, and
the voice Of the Democracy give their ununi.
nous approval of the doings Of the National
Convention as we'll as the candidates and
platform adopted.
At the close Of Mr.. Harris speech, the
Hon. Luther Day was introduced to the au'
dience, and addressed US for about one houl
in masterly speech, full of eloquence and
'Ncts. He reviewed the position OF the three
partes now in the field, aud proved conclu
sl'eIy thai the only true policy of this gov
ernmen' Is NeO'interventIon by Congress
with the institution of Slavery. Our Re.
publican friends who we're present sdmi,
tha. the arguments OF Judge Day were un.
answerable, and come have already declared
that Douglas is right and will receive thei
votes in November next. On the whole h
was one Of those kind of meetings which
are of lasting benefit, and will tell at tn
polls In November. n PORTAGE.
.,, - = - :. -.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-11
Leaving the Foul Party g.

Hon. Amos Coggswell, Republican Speak
or of the Minnesota House of Representa-
tives last year, has given notice to the State
Committee that be can no longer act with
the Republicans, but will support Mr.. Doug
las. Lynus Lowell, ex'Speaker Of the Re.
publican Legislature, has slsO given In hil
adhesion to DougIss.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-11
DemOcra tic Central Committee.

The members of the Democratic Central
Executive Committee are requested to meet
at the office of the PORTAGE SENTINEL, in
Ravenna, on Saturday, the 10th inst, at
O'Clock, P. NJ. AS business Of Importance
will be brought before the Committee. it is
necessary that every member should be pre-
seat. JAS. w. SOMERVILLE,
July II, 1860. Chairman.
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as folio VS. :
H. B. Payne, from the Committee on Re-
solutions made the following report

II. d. Fdynej ToH Tue NommllLee on ne"
solutions made the following report:
THE PLATFORM.
Resolved, That we, the Democracy of
Ohio, do hereby adopt and affirm the plat.
form OF principles declared by the recent
National Democratic Convention, as fol.
lows:
"Resolved, That we, the Democracy of
the Union, in Convention assembled, hereb Y
declare our sffirmsDce OF the resolutions
unanimously adopted and declared as plat.
form Of principles by the Democratic Con.
vention at Cincinnati, in the year 1856,
believing that Democratic principles are
unchaagable in their nature, when applied
to the same subject matter, and we recon.
mend as our only further resolutions the
following:
Resolved, That it is the duty of the Uni.
ted States to afford ample and complete pro.
tee ton TO oil It's citizens, whether at home
or abroad, and whether native or foreign
born.
Resolved, That one of the necessities of
the age, in military, commercial and postal
point OF view, is speedy communication be.
tween the Atlantic and Pacific States; and
the Democratic party pledge such cons,itu.
tioBal measures as will insure the cons,ruc.
ton of q railway to the Pacific coast at the
earliest practicable period.
RESOLVED, That the Democratic party are
in favor OF the acquisition Of the Island OF
Cuba on such terms as shall be honorable
10 ourselves and just to Spain.
Resolved, That the enactments OF State
legislatures TO defeat the faithful execution
of the Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile 10
character, subversive Of the COnstitution.
and revolutionary In their effect.
RESOLVED, That II is in accordance with
the true Interpretation Of the Cincinnati
platform, that during the existenCe Of Ter
ritorial governments the measure Of restric'
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0THon. A. H. Stephens. of Georgia, in
taking the field for DougIss announces his
determination not to con6ne his efforts to
Georgia alone, bus he will 60 into ell the
Southern States.
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duly nominate as tho Democratic candIda,.

duly nominsted as tho Democratic candidate
for Attorney General.
The Convention then proceeded to select
Presidential Electors for the State ct Large.
Sersphim Meyers. Of Stark county, was
nominated by reclamation. A ballot was
then taken for the other elector, with the
following result:
WIN. B. Woods, 233; w. T. Forrest, %.
William B. Woods having received Q
majority ofsll the votes cast, was then nom.
mated unanimously.
The following District Electors were then
nominated by the District Delegations, aud
unanimous ly confirmed by the Convention
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-11

rThe New York Tribune admits thai
Mr.. Douglas 1scy carry Missouri. '.Msy,'
be will 40 sure 40 the sun shines.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-07-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE

FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS J. 8. SMITH, Of Montgomery.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ABNER l.. BACKUS, of Lrc s.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
D. w. STAMBAUGH, of Tuscarawas.
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On motion of Col Mnnypenny, the thanks
OF the Convention were unanimously ten
dered to the Officers of the Convention for
the ability and impartiality with which they
had discharged there duties.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die, with three enthusiastic cheers for
Douglas and Popular Sovereignty
G. W. McCOOK, President.
Edward Kinsman, Secretary. with 81 as
sis'ts.
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FRENCH ADyERTIsEMENTs.

rrRois CursIS1gRs FRASCAIs, DON'T uS DE PRE-.
Il inter ordre
tine femme de shabre. parlsnt ic francas dams
puet eaussp tres hen ct fasani les ehspcaus lee c
lures dams " perfection
tine su,re ehant parfsiement coinse parlan, ans-
aemand. Tros bornes denfants Tine autre SUISSE pro
teatantel saehant cainer
tine insu,rice enseignsnt V frsnsAs rsicuasi y s
sin ~ IN musique.
rarsens Dc tables n s s-rv,e
Tn valet de ehsmbre tree capable Tros suires ne rnA
tout fare 81 coutu.re - ngcrc Dc irc
sschant Golfer dtsirent pscer dams de pones ns@s
Amscaines Siadrpaser d. suite IAgenee franSsse &c
" GAfIIARD, 81 Sireme avenue pres Wsshngo On psce
ON demande ~ meme adrtsae trcis teunes persnue
element arrvees psrant point sne ala unr dame
denvrou rs ins,rui'e q hen eeyes pour asr
corpenan slef Havane dam unc tamne privee coss"
dsrnere piar mDis Ine tres bonnie cusniere
81 une femme A. cAubre secant taller les ro~s 81 onet
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DRAD "TTIE CRIsTSN
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% Fas Needlework Btcs from ST 70 20 S1O worth tI5
l Paris Boxes from 81 IS % $40 worth - 70 SIS
10 Dressing from 81 IS $40 worth - 80 70 SIC So
900 Leather Hags. from 7Sc 10 s. worth 81 IS TO 81
lD Leather Bags with locks from 81 Is to - 50 worth VI 70
to 90
100 horocco Portfolios. .. 2sc, worth sc.
leo Morocco Portfolios. at Slr worth 81
l0O payicr Nache. at TSc, worth 81 IS
lsD portemonnaes, at 50r. worth 81.
Also great variety Paris Fancy Articles equally
prices. J. A BLTNoME, Brosdsay,
corner Twenty nth street, opposite Madison park
IL HOODS sONTAGs,
Warm HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDERvEsTs and DRAwER5.
An extensive variety Of the very
best goods will be found Mt
UNION ADAMS.
637 broadway
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OFF AT A DISCOUNT.
ALL OUR FANCY GOODS
BOUGHT for CHRISTMAS
and NEW YEARS
GIFTS and
PRESENTS
AT
g. J. CUsMAN'S new store.
S63 SIXTH AvES UE,
CORNER
Twenty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-22

yXrANTED-BY YOUNG AMERICAN LADY, a STU
w alton as for widower 20 tend conec
tonery Address for four days > NJ Herald ounce
stating where inerves may be had
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IyyANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl as chambcrmaid aud waitress nurse and sea
stress Can her last place l0 Willow st., Brook
4yn.
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THE PLACE TO GET YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Manufacturers stock Of Jewery for sale retailFor
81 Is you buy handsome Coral Garnet Lava Mosaic
Cameo set Of Jewelry,
Ora fine engraved spring Locket
or large oval engraved Bracelet
or nice gold Neck Chain
gent. gold Scarf Pin Of studs
article In the jewclry line al corresponding prices
G. Y. GIRfOS, Do Broadway room No. l.
USEFUL AND VALUABLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS
u shall offer large and varied assortment OF Gold
Pens Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Sc retail during the
holiday Season great reduction from regular prices
would inspection Of the many styles OF Penca
Cases aud Pens introduced during the pas, year
All articles purchased from VIII BE- warranted repre-
senled c. " NEWTON
No. Maiden lane Howard HoteD
No. III broadway New York HotcD.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED
w cook her business In all Its branches
and is an Good city reference Cal at l3)
broadway corner OF Saith o.
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HERALD SATURDAY % issorRpLs SHEET
DRY GOODS, &C.

DRY GOODS, &c.
r.. HARRIS a SON ~, Rno.pv.y
FLOWERS
HEADDREsSES
C0IFFURRs &C
just received by the steamship Asia being
ris novetes created by Dutes allied artistic Flowers
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LNRUITs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
SMITHS OLD EsTABLIsHEp STORE.

We would call atenon stock of choice Fruits
listing Of Rasns Figs Prunes Dates, Cron and Csrans
Havana Oranges Malaga Grapes Nuts OF all kinds also Pre-
Pickles and sauces n Bus received in tine order
30 kegs Almeria Grapes, wholesale and retail.
w. a q. SMITH, lc Broadway.
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RrLIGIOUs NOTICES

pLPEcKPR sTRhrT uNIyERsALIsr CHURCH COR.
- ner Of Downing e-seiyices at lon A. n and ~
~ NJ. TomorDw eysnia the Rev Moses Bsllou gives his
tAfa lecture OF Inc currif The Morning OF Life
subjecl-"Essenlial Elements Of Good CharacterI
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!NANTED.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FRENcHMAN
w desires procure situation kind OF business
he has been during the in many branches II
trade country and will make himself generally useful
Can give of city references Address O. box 9j9
Post Office.
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SPORTING.

L,OR sAIE--A SMALL BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
Dog (pup) three months old: nice PCT: will b. sod
cheap. Inquire st LA Hoyt street, Brsc&lyn
CuS wANTED-ANy PARTy HAVING GOOD
NJ double barrried sus, by well known maker,
gauge No or 10 and wishing the cheap
hear cash by with full parcu
lars Richards, boz 3sss New York Post Office
DIGEoE sHOOTING.--A MATCH WILL. CONN OFF
u Thursday, Deremser Is. the Hnboken meadow
Two hundred birds win ground for sweerstsks
shooting j. TAyLoR, Jersey Ctr
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"A 1875 SIXTH AVENUE,
Continues to sell GOODS at
Ruinous panic prices
Splendid SILKS, oTToMANs,
French ME2INOES and POPLINe
at 30 cents, worth 81.
Best French KID GLOVES, 10 cents
SHAWLS CLOAES,
And all other family Dry Goods,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
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T ooRISG GLASSES, LOOKING GLAssEs-FoR THE
hodsys.-Fve new French plate Mirrors elegantly and
fnshionaby framed feet long must be sold I'D
~ less than wholesale prices Apply 81
yaiick street. front basement.
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vrvANTrp-py A GENTLEMAN AND his WIFE TWO
w Rooms partially furnished without HOARD, 5000 s
between Yourfh fwentth streets and Ihrn ano SLIT
avenues Terms 70 exceed el0a month Aosres TO
wards station u Post once
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NEW JERUSALEM cHuRcI tsWEDENBoRGIAM-
N Public worship SUNDAY, December 81 at the National
Musical Jns tnie, No f65 Broadway al los O'Clock A. NJ
stats free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-22

AT GAYNOR's SKIRT AND CORSET IMPORTER AM
N Manufacturer shape Skirts, In sEeletoni
lace and muslin are most graceful sAa warranted superior
variety OF Balmoral skirts four yards wide from 81 s
Good Woven Corsets The eesbraied Paris made cout
Union square and Cos Broadway, Fourth B.
Skirts altered TO the present shape No branch u
avenues.
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ATIOSs WANrmD-MALEs.

A WHOEVER, WITH rwo DAUGIIrERs, SPEAaiN
"A English French and German wishes a situation IN ia
city country as coachman or TO make himself :eaera.
useful where his daughters, co De en- Doyed As ctr
bermads chi drcn do al house work Best cit
references Apply O. g., Hotel dc Fnace las Greene
otter o o'clock
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FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY NoNEy.-A FAIR
value given IN ready money for Furniture, Carpet.
q &C. at iz3 sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
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| MR.. FR01EINGHAN WILL PREACH AT EBBITT
M Hail. ribeast Of broadway and Thirty third
street sunday morning and evening at the usual
hours subject for the morning"fhe Birth and the new
snail
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS JUST RECEIVED BY STEAM.
Kedsr and New York, elegant Paris made Travelling
and shopping Bag Dressing Cases Work Boxes, Jewel
MACH trunk manufacturer and importer " Broadway
OF Wall street and TO Broadway, Fourth street
Up town buyers win find this the place
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DRO1 ESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION CHURCH, CLIN
i HAL, place, III charge Of the Rev Robert g.
Dickson residence i95 East Nineteenth Divine
every sunday at 0 A. and ~ l. NJ seats all free
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A CoLoRED WOMAN WISHES TO TAKE IL WASH
~ ing families or for single sunt!emen at lo5 West I
It. fourth floor
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sir biz t,etre SeausmIibtsit unIlrcr. .Suntsn unS
oas al9Gmdne Qutl!tur, ncuGn mir 70 stpa on Gem
llttn NRdrj nab Rc. 90, IN .oomilcn Stragt
nattt Sblrs " ttm ANsEtaun gcilGmt jieben, all:
NC Der 9rSftt Stcd grn
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8ibe(z 9}ieberl0

Die Gr3a Gaunty 8GstsGGIraIaoit BAT iGu
8ieNulnss int 8uAlcbr gum ,,2rta Yatrict" in
ausrtaun, no Sttein uu0 Icitamcnte in priaies
0tncn Spra&m Su rrn ttai0Rcn @reiisn Su Fatsn
FRe.
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DIR ssimrrihnnif1en

sa1g'g 'gGrlte mir Fpitse an trn IrdIsn Der @r'
lclIbaft prrfauicn. Sommt urb icbel !-ss,
SrnutaseI&uItUGer tGutIte unb cn9IIdr, ~
allen 2Irtrn, rie mir an gbIorelp9ia Yrriicn
lIrfrrn lGnnGn.
9ttln uno 9rllmentr fcutIdr uuo tnstildr-
Scn allen grEben unb Gtntanern, nit uro cts
lie Slper, ME man ic rinIAt.
Grtets uub GeIau0tuhtr Ycn alien Qrtsn-prs'
tI9Etuau uup anpere Grtauan8titriftsn.
BlGnfbiid DER - GCbSer5 9en alien 0rrbtn,
Gagetadrr, YaB', Wrmpranrum uno 8cistmp
rider, cine unutrrtrCliIt6e 4uspabl.
YcdcttGGer, pUrt Wpnnats unb pergteifsn, biz
1d gar nldt tlrtn labrn.
Gin srpBe5 Enforcement Shrsttpdpitr padpnrtsr,
ETC., 5anty unp sepSbnlacS SriCfPaPtsr, prn
jtorr Senrnnun9 unp AuaIttat.
SrItfsllmI6iape CSnerlcpss) spn alien Scrtrn.
gnelItr unb DtutIte ShultiiGtr pcn alICn Ir'
trn, Icl6e bic in Der llmssgsnS atlgemsIn ss'
traudt ptrtrn - mrblfcisr bier 81 bNtsn ale
irgcnppp Irna auberbalb gbtotelP9ta. Gtsn'
faQ5
@plp', Stntl' unp @anIefcNern,
Shwnr,e, rptts uno tIaue Sdreltttnte, 70 ME Su'
eIria tsrrliAs S6rdbfIuip.
InttnglGlrr, GntsnpulSsr unp Sdrritianb.
DrutI6r uno Gn9IiI6e Calender fir 1859, fnS
trlm gtn;rIrrn unp 0roBcn 81 taufcn.
Ganbtarten, altums uup Sitber ben allfn Irtcn
unb grebn.
9erfumertten-nls Cologne gGaNer, oaars
II, 70 rrie aud spn rsr traen idncY Sstfe.
3atntiirilrn, 3abnpulpr, unO Bunrrtrlei anrne
2lrtfsl, tis wit nidt bier tenamsn fGnnrn.
Bag- Stctrtaltsr unO anpsre Yerlpnen wrlfe
ir9rno ctwas aus unIerrm GnGe trauaen, tbun
wrBl wcnn lte tei uns anrufen, benn mir prrfaus
fen unIere 2lrIitel oac IO wptlfsil wsrn nidt
wptIrtIer aIs man iis tr9enp IpnRpp in rcr @es
srnp ErtOmmt.
G5utb unS Sclfrid).
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NlleitbfoQs.- .-MounS: :(Gntcr.

Sin relies Aicrttmtnt GdNr fit ocrrlu, oils
lbmarjGs uno fartiass SUD, 8antp uuo Gsmtjus
9aFtmIrS. E.9tsos, Mcrua GoBimErs. llnicu Ga5t
mtrs, SsauGs, @rttGuaes. ale 2rtsn Bsitin9s, Gra
rats, unb aUs ancere 3rtm rcu GUtEru ju rbr
;abLrCib ~ mtIoGr.
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Gcr ippblfoilc
6Nrte~g800ren=Stp6r
Sa tcr Statt NQfntaun
@eNtMhmeo, &erfeb mmb 90.

Uduihtr lbrtn 5rtuuvsa uno ttn,m 9tstrtsn Yub.
Litnm anjujt3tn, caB n' ,brtn wob!ttlsu
GilcnzBGarrnz unb z2lfrrbau 0eratbs
I1aftenzStpbr
unin0ft rtycgt boUtn, uuo jpar nab SIC. II. ,1esf
cauliltcr: Sua1r, ppbtu tie galhiulsr her bcrren
oa9cntub uub Gccrg, ,ollmc c 9Egrnmartie arf eanr
batsn, uno ju alien 5sttn bolItu ptrcsu
Sin pDnftduhi8es 2aHprtement.
aNsr lcsbgr &cartn, biz II tlntm gCnhinciasn rnr
uot!.!nl:rtttuGu GlTCu:2B oyGUs Gcbr a,fuCht pCr.
cCu ENitIbs atCr a!le gu t,naH,n liCGs pirr rclI.
tCmmcnt SHcrl.rt, un0 tGrntr Glb feintffaUs trs
&oumes rt9cn 9dbChtn.
Sbr lfcrhmCnt ERdGrrn 0tcr fir frlts ric tauen
mclcn, i't te Cuegr6 Gin HUutbcs uno pcblfeilcs,
unb tnc Glags tefcnttrs fEta Cs pibrsm Scrttltt,
tsi tbreN Gu;Urufen.
Der NHtbrI0bl Ghrtintr, SHmjces, Il. (. n, in ,s
GcrtitS bCtarnt eaR minn man f;ins 9nttrssta Rv.
eirt, man tii tbncn fir gaortn anrUftn muffin,
Ict.be bic ttts nod ndt gdban bat,n, t1nu,n ID
o0rouf rIrIoEcn, roG f. wttt'buu peu ibuen III Fan
fen. Sun, gCeerwHn 1SaiAl fil5 icchtbf;ahtt. nrnr
CT tft thntn rcrrritl, tenn Ft hnb ftf <atfhfoN.r
ltb pcn 9tmouo unterrct;aufEn III taft,, GnVsr,
tinrun9 nit rjcfem Stcbr toIsu Ee 4u;b immuncf
SHE 9trtcu Characterization,
ale MalAtatn nafr Iyt D. dis, gfertt GswaI.
""' ti''VIFJleGCh,
uno tnri NNts mes mor in rjtctm Eotb ptrlnno,r
tonn. yin GtoSp'GHfdt e,,rtr 2rt il r:bcn lYTor
aSrarI&t meveFb no toFdt' IN nun auf tie rtstt
SSsIt int B'" lemiht'tI urb tCn JHt,rlf.r etr 8au
trn f,agur' ineLc tis yTsFtiuEr, uno G6lrbauptn al
lc NrtitS' in iorim onu3tn 9i,lr, c,raeteaef,inmG
zen. t0' us Tt tttl;lt: arrtouFn.
&el'nd caber Ginfr GCmut me rrb tbu I'll
GEd fltit tbc Sbr ftnfwc tOufct -un0 tbut ~
Gas, 70 Rno FG pSu0 ttlryult, rag 5br ta fCbrr A
@.drem SntcrCFG fncen wtrtst rcn linen III taufrn
, Gis Rnt brrjuh tOnttar fiji tisbsr etnoetus lin
tcritdeun9 uno Wtter r'rfcbGrt tQB fe ibrs !SunS
IboFt turb cute @ebonttGro. tjgtSs prtifs uno ii
site tbrtr attttel ncb um Uicirs Crpsjtsrn tGnnsn
Ste bitten cobcr um 9sns9tCI 3uipruh.
Dn9Cntudb &erfrb unb 81.
1rrit -. rot
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-11-28

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pamiltcr:Sua05, Iwiibsu re gailhiuisr Der bcrrei
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batsn, uuo ju alien 5sitsn bOllu ptre!u