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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

SINGULAR CUsToM-In Brittany the
peasant girls appear on tete days in red
under petticoats, with white or yellow Dor
ders around them-the number of these
denotes the portion the father is willing
to give his daughter each white band
representing silver, betokens hundred
francs of rent; and the yellow means
golI, and stands for thousand francs per
year. Thus, any young farmer that sees
face that pleases him, has only to glance
at the trimmings Of her petticoat to learn
in an instant what amount Of rent accom-.
panes it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Later from Europe,

The news 10y the City of UasAinqto,s
give the details of the battle Vollurna,-
The Neapoltans estimated at sc, 900. at
tacted the Garibaldians on the lst under
the cover of thick mist, and carried
some positions, and for time succeed
ed in driving back the Garibadians
whose numbers did not reach half theirs.
Garibaldi went forward, revolver in hand,
cheering on his men, and after desperate
fight Of eight hours duration, the Neapol-
itans were broken and routed, and pursu-
ed close under the walls Of Capua.
a brigade of Germans was cut off from
the main body ofthe Neapolitan army aud
driven to the mountains. The Garibaldi-
ans took 5000 prisoners, and it was esti-
mated that the Neapolitans had 5000
killed and wounded. The loss of the Gar
iballians was stated at 1000 men
The Royalists subsequently made a sor-
tie from Capua for the relief Of the Ger
rnan Brigade, but was repuIsed. The
King of Naples aud his brother were pres
ent at the battle
Rumors are current that Capuachad
surrendered and that the commandment Of
the town was progressing, but neither had
been confirmed. The fine of the Volur-
ma was still strongly protected, but it was
said the NeapoIitans were prepared to de-
fend their positions.
Some Sardinians troops assisted the
Garbaldians in the battle. Garibaldi had
called on the King of Sardinia to 90 to
Naples and send him IA 600 men imne
diately.
The Piedmontese troops had entered the
Neapoitan territory.
1t was reported that three of the great
powers had protested against the entry of
the Sardinians into Naples.
Mazzini had entered Naples at the re,
quest Of the pro dictator.
Adyices from the Papal States indicated
no change i'll the state of affairs there.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
N ext CONGRESS-.

In the late Elections N Pennsylvania,
and Indiana, the Democrats have gained
four members, and the next Congress
ought to be surely Democratic. How i'm
portant this in the contingency of LIN
coLv's Election. Our gallant LARA
BEE must be returned See to it, Demo
Gratis, that he has ali your votes Don't
stay away from the polls on Tuesday next
for his defeat may change the complexion
of the incoming Congress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

A CLERGYMAN WITH AN EYE TO THE
MAIN CHANCE.-Father Dean, for many
years preacher in one of the oldest towns
in Connecticut, was one summer day
preaching to his flock, when he discovered
signs Of approaching rain. Stopping in
the midst Of his sermon, he said !; "My
friends, we should not slight the gifts of
gifts of the Lord by neglecting to take
care Of them; and as have little piece
Of grain out that is likely to ge: wet, if
you will rise will pronounce the beDe-
diction." Having given this, the old gem
tleman went to look after his grain, leav-
ing his sermon for the next fair day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Michael Kuhl for Treasurer.

Every Tax Payer in Manitowoc County
every man who wants the County Treas
ury protected from the grasp Of a corrupt
junto-every citizen who loves the repu-
tation of his county-wilI vote for MICH
EEL KUIiL for County Treasurer. lie is
the regular nominee of the honest portion
Of the party-he is an honest man. and
every honest man is under obligation to
vote for him. Let us have no more REU-
TIERS in office, and the Democratic party
will come out Of the coringcontlict purer
and brighter, and more able to cope with
their adversaries in another year. Letthe
party be purified once, and The best way
to purify it is by every Democrat voting
for KUHL.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

Az GLAD TO SEE YoU.'-There are
more lies contained in these few words
than all the written speeches Of a law shop
and Jet the expression is on the tip of
the end of almost every ones tongue
Take for instance Madam has pickles or
doughnuts to make, and is up to her ears
in pots and kettles, when Mrs. Somebody
enters with six little ones oil dressed as
neatly As if they had been imprisoned 10
a band box. Bless me, I'm extremely
glad tie see you It's a whopper-it's a
downright lie. She wishes her and her
brood 10 the. We have said it =
When we hear a person say, do call
again it sounds much like John show
the gentleman the way out" To he what
the fashionable " uld term po'i'ewe must
necessarily be hypocri'e. The true
characteristic Of sincerity Is bluntness, and
sincere person will not be proiuse with
compliments
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

Es1~ 4 New York policeman, few
evenings since, discovered wel'dressed
woman promenading the streets, and sport
ing quite an extended train, Of which she
seemed entirely unaware. The officer APP
prised the lady of her misfortune, and as
sisted in the adjustment of her Dress
When this delicate operation had been COM
pleted it was found that the train consists
ed of an entire piece Of silk, valued at $50,
which had been stolen from dry goods
store but few moments before.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Note for kUIIL!
Rebentisch alias Reuter-.

After this man had been detected in
sailing under false colors, running for of
fee under an assumed name, it is a cool
piece ofimpudence to insist upon any par
ty except the BREcNINRDGE party, in vot
ing for him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

BETTING on NEW NoRK-DEAN RICu-
MoSD has bet $50, 900 that New York will
vote against LINCOLN. PETER CAGGER
advertises TO take bets to the amount of
$1,000 that New York will 90 against
LINCOLN. The New York HeraM says
it is notorious that Mr.. CAGGER never
makes any bad bets and the fact that
previous to the making of this ticket, and
since the first attempt to form Union
ticket, leading LINCOLN men have offered
large bets that LINCOLN ocouM carry New
York, and nor decline to take such bets,
would go very strongly to show that Mr..
c., as usual, knows what he is about"
LADY ELGIN RELIEF FUNr.-Uon. III
L. PAGE, Treasurer of the Elgin Relief
Fund, publishes the following card in the
Milwaukee papers;
! hereby acknowledge the receipt of the
following contributions to the fund for the
relief Of the Lndy Eigin sufferers:
$3.50 from the proceeds Of concert
given by the "IwO Rivers Musick We're.
in" the " Manitowoc Freien Sengerbund"
and the Manitowoc Musick Band -
S10,75 from the Manitowoc " Freien
Verein's." have also received so in a
letter post-marked Milwaukee and signed
"P. K"
II L. PAGE, Treas.
Af;rro,,I-zo o. 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Send us the Returns

We earnestly request our friends in every
Town in the County to send us the Re-
turns Of the Election at the earliest mo-
ment possiLle-by mail or by private con-
yeyance. We will recipro cate the favor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

FAvoRs-Mrs.C. McCARTY and Mrs. NJ
MCCARTY, of Kossuth, and Mrs. JosEpu
FULMER, OF Manitowoc Rapids, have many
thanks for their kind remembrances. It
is very certain that the ladies' are on the
side Of the Pilot.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

S4LTING CREAM FoR BuTrER MAKING.
Il writer in the homestead reports 4
statement made II tie New Haven lee
lures, that hy aiding teaspoonfnl OF fine
sal, to a quart of cream, as the latter is
skinned from 1T the milk and placed in
the cream pots until enough sccumulates
for churuing, the time required for chur-
uiuy is reduced To- two or three minutes.
In trial made BY the writer. he found
rhi. to 5e true. and bis theory is. that the
SIT acts upon the Thin coating Of the glo
hulcs Of butter, and dissoives it that a
eli,ht agitation breaks it, and the butter
comes at once The experiment can east y
lie tire! hv any butter maker.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Who to Vote for.

Vote for EDWARD G.. RYAN, CHARLES
Dunn, JAIRUs G FAmcHTLD, EMIL RoTHE.
and BENJAMIN FERGUsoS, for Electors Of
President AMI Vice President.
Vote for CHARLES II. LARnABEE, for
Member IF Congress. He is the ablest
candidate in the field, and Will make the
best Representative
Vote for HEcroR MCLEAN, for Senator,
the choice of an untought AMI unbribed
Convention, who will faithfully attend to
the interests of your District in the Senate
of the State.
Vote for JAMES CAHILL, for Sheriff, a
tue, honest, ard worthy man, and who
will make an excellent Sheriff
Vote for IRA F. SMITH, for Register, as
&c is clever man, and will make good
officer.
Vote for Michel KUHL, for County
Treasurer-the nominee Of the friends Of
Douglos in the County-the honest me-
chanic-the straight forward business man.
He will guard your Treasury with fidelity,
will not make it Broker Shop for the
benefit of the cunning politician, to the
detriment Of the poor man. He, if elect
ed, will treat rich and poor alike. As you
wish for an honest officer, vote for MIcH.
EEL KtHL
Vote for ALBERT BARRY, for Member
Of Assembly in the First District, and for
MICuEL DRIscoLL, in the Second District:
For Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors,
PATRICK HOGAN is running on the DoUG-
LAS Ticket. Those who know him best
speak Of his qualifications as being first
late.
S. \. WooD is the candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, and Z, BaESHAS for Co.
Surveyor.
VOTE THE DOUGLAS TICKET!
po>T OFFICES during the week end
inc Oc ober 18Th, the following Post Off
ces were established in the West Prai-
RE Pond, DeKaIh county, Illinois Fair
view, Mason county, Michigan; Wauicott,
SaniIac county, Michigan; GAINESVILLE,
Calumet county, Wisconsin,; Schleswig,
Manitowoc county, Wisconsin; Solomon
City, Saline county, Kansas Territory
During the same time the following were
discontinued Blue Bell, Shelby county,
Indiana; Lake Five, Waukesha county,
Wisconsin; Wantopa, Wabashaw county,
Minnesota.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Shall ManitoWoc be the Banner Coun
tY Of the True Democracy.

lfeyery democrat does his duty on cleo
ton day, DOUGLAS, LARRABEF, MCLEAN,
CAHILL, KUHL, and SMITH, will hav9 an
overwhelming vote, and the County will De
the Banner County of the DOUGLAS De-
mOcracY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Candidates for County Treasurer.

The Republicans will vote for Koch,
the BRECKENRIDGE men for RgBENTIscH.
aud the DorGLAs men for KUHL, who is
bound to be elected. We appeal to every
honest democrat if this ought not to be SOL!
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Very Latest by the CanadIan--A General Var I'M
mnent.

New Ork, Oct. 70.
The Pope remains at Rome Gen La
moriciere had returned to Fran ce.
The French had occupied numerous
places near Rome 1t was reported that
a third division viii soon be sent from
France to Rome
Military movements on a vast scale
were reported in Austria
The ney Pro Dictator ofNaples as soon
as he was appointed, a letter to Mazzini,
compfmenting him on his patriotism, but
asking him to give a proof of it by leaving
the country, telling him that even without
intending it lie causel dsunion. That
many used his name with the patrcidal
intention Of hosting another banner in
Italy. There is a probability ola Congress
on the affairs Of Italy.
AUsTRIA-The Paris cor. Of the Times
remarks that a movement OF Austrian
trains need not take persons by surprise
Austria considers herself released from all
obligations contracted with tie French
Emperor, and has good reasons to know
that Government l. bent on DISCRIMINATING
her, and has prepared and brought to ma
tulty their plans for an insurreclionary
movements III her provinces. A private
Iet!erfrom Turin Announces that large
armament had been ordered by the Pied
mon;esc Government, and tie day before
the Sandman Minister'S departure from
Paris, supply OF 10000 muskets aud
1000 600 percusSions, were granted by
the French Government to Italy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
VOTE FOR KUUL !.
De-n ocTatS Turn Ont.

We hope 10 true Democrat will stay
away from the polls on Election day, bat
that every one will turn out and vote early.
No democrat is justified in staying at
home, for by failing to vote for the DoUc-
LAS ticket, he gives half vote to the LIS
CoLN ticket.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Milwaukee, Oct. oath, 90.

CHANGE oFPAsTURg MAKES FAT CALVES.
Wonder if Mr.. REBENTIsH went upon
this motto in changing his location and
name He has certainly 2rospered SO
far, but we doubt whether the people will
feed him as we'll hereafter.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

New CIDER-The best and finest flavor.
ed Article Of new and pure cider is for
sale at BEoKAw d. CAMPS. Their Oyster.
are also Of the choicest quality. They
sell both at retail, aud supply families.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

Eg- Ain'tit wicked to rob this chicken
roost, jim
OATS a great moral question, Gumbo,
we haint no time to argue it now-hand
down another pullet.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02
Look to YOUR Tickets.

LARRABEE, MCLEAN, SMITH, KUnL, Ca
HILL, BARRY and DRIscoLL are not scratch
ed off your tickets
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-02

r. ihcT rice Of Shingles Is souling up
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05
ScnrN .. Softer.

Gornelin6 8cnoel, nelber Die Gffentliz
6en Drudarbeiten oer 9tationo( Reoierz
un8 in @afbin9ton perribtetc, uno auz
Bercroentlitbe preiBe coflir erbalten bat,
NIT Dem all9enibeinlitben GinueritGnoz
niile Dap Elm She'll oes 9elbeS tpel6e6 CT
aus oer S6asfammer erbaltcn bat, be-
geu9te unter. @jo Dor Der Gopooe Inter
iutbun96 Gornfnitte, baB 6enrD 9. So
iter, Der benofrdtil0e Ganoioot fiir @ous
pern0r, BON penniplpanen, in 1855 2[nz
iprub bel ibm 9emabt babe fit Elm Sauz
feno Sbaler gum Gleetioueeren in Solters
Oiftrift, Dap er ibm ober nur $3.50 9ee
8eben babe. Diefe Sbatiatben jei9en
baB 8oiter5 poltilber Gbarafter nibt fc
eoel uno 70 rein 1T ais oerieni9e cine6
@oupern6r6 iein iolttc. SoB CT 2(nz
iprub mabte fit ein Slufcno Sbo(er
I'M fir ii6 ielblt uno fir Subanon ;u
electioneeren, uno ol6 ct ite nilbt crDielt,
tidy 10 peit berlblpiiroi9te, fur $3.50 3ll
betteln uno Ieinen GinfluB an eiuem ic
8erin9en prei6 in ben politiitben Morft
bratete, 5ei9en, Dap ct nlbt Die pahenoe
perlon 1T ais @oupernor oe6 StQote6
penniDlpanien erpdblt ;u peroen. So
fer bat olio feline Sodnoe in Den un9es
Dcuren 8eribmen0un9en unter Der SSu=
1on1n Ne9lerun9 9ebobt, an Den Se=
tru9erelen &beil 9enonlmen, uno Die
Stimm9eber ioaten Bel Der n66lten 8abI
oieIe. .Sbatfaben in lteberle9un9 neDmen,
cbe iie fir Jpn itimmen-(9ib. Dem.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05
Rin riIttiScr 6rcis.

2(uS Sauf Gitp, gBisconlin, tpiro cr.
idblt Sin rGifi3er 9reiS 1T Der olte
@oerr &ou in 0onep Greet, unO ipsjielIer
Glno5mdnn aus Saben. Derielbe miro
i'm fOmmcnoen 0rrbt 90 Sabre alt uno
1T nod 10 traft9 uno munter, oaB ct am
pCrleBtcn Spnntd9 nit ieinen ldnait ers
>plblenen Gueeln mob um bic Sette ibob,
nobel er Sle9sr blicb. Nuf sc 8dn8e
trafen abt Sbrot oa6 3iel, Elm Stud pas
pier BON einem balben Sup Sur6mefer.
Oabci bat ct aber oa6 8cmebr nibt ouf=
99e;los9t, d d(onoern frei 9ebalten: Sieisr
3etun0rn obne 8rilIe uno bat in feinem
9an6cn SCben nod feinen 2tr3t 9cbrau6t.
8urjlib tanjte er fc9or bei einem fIeinen
6eitc mob gan; fiber uno 9efbidt feinen
Waljer. Sine fold ferni9e uno frdfti9e
9reiiennatur 1T in unferm ieei9en 3eits
alter Der Serrpeibli6uno cine Seltenbeit.
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Die CnuntD= Oer(ummfm9.

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1r1o nm sim Snnntn Sirfpt in Grmrm,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05
Dom Scucr Cinsefd,IeGcn

&ier merifoniilbe &icbbdnolcr tricbtn
l(nfln95 Sult cine GotHoc SieD bon Sdne
ia Sc iber Die n9rpliben 8ebiroe, lrclhe
in Sranb 9?r1tbcn w1rtn un0 ocren 9lUz
benbe5 Hotb ouf picle Melen melt Die
Serbecrun9 res lpiloen Glcment6 Uerflns
oetc. 0a Die Merfaner 9laubten, our6
Gin Sbal eincn freicn pap finocn ju fon:
ntn, 10 ieBtcn ite rubi9 tire &cile fort,
bis tie iib plOglib pom Stucr ouf9ebals
ten Ioben. 3uriif 3urUtf ! beflbl Der
6ubrer, aber ihon bate o15 8euer i'm
Rifen Der N0rtci Den pob 8eiblc6en
un0 ouf alien Seiten ic9 iItb ein 500 uno
Scroerben brcDenocr 8Ilmmen9urtel um
iie ber. Ourcb Die lan8e Oiirre jlinoete
Iib Der Inter uno ,0odnalo lpie oUrre
SpGne an uno Die baJ9etrinftcn Sibs
tcnitdmne looerten Ipie rieiioe @l6Eame
men empor. Ole Ibru9elporoene ccroe
ltlir5te, pom Snitinft Der Sctbiterboltung
Nelelttt, brulleno uno ibnoubeno ourtb
Raub uno Slammcn fcrt /; Die meliten
Sbierc erbicltCn farfe SranoWunoen uno
nidpt peni9e fonlen m. 3trei Der Sreiz
Der fol9ten Gem Siebe, allein Die 9luDenz
De 2(tmo6pbdrc, ourb ipcltbc ibr @Geo auf
bei6en &oplen ourtb beiben 8eucrrc9en
fubrte, bcnaDm ibnen Gen Ntbem uno iie
famen idmmcrlitb um6 9eben. Gntieecn
tr9riT Die ibncn natbiturSencen bc0en
Nnpcrn beim Il blife Der Seid)en ibrer bcis
Den &omcrooen, beim 2(nblicfe ser icrs
itreuten 0eeroc, ober e6 mar fein Srt,
I'M lan9e ju pcrpeilfn; in piloer Gilc
ititrjten tie lpeiter, ole Serjneiflun9 lieb
ibnen Slu9el, ocnn oub ibnen 9rin5ta Der
500 aus oen fniiternoen Slammen iibers
al cnt9e8en ploeIib D0rten iie BON cis
ncr 9r0bcn Sellenwono oa6 Iieblibe Ries
icln elmer Sueue. Dieic bimmliibe Wus
fit erftiute lie nit neuer 0ofTnun9, befldz
9ctte ibre Sbritte uno in fur;er Belt mar
Ser ,8orn ps6 (osit5" crretbt. - 6ier
fonnren iie ibre Seppi9e nc9en uno iib
9e9en Ole 8Idmmen itpuBen, bier fanoen
ibre onfIebenoen 3un9en oa5 crlpunibte
Gobi1l uno Ole f1lt 5u Sooe @edn9itlos
ten Nu6libt ouf Hettun9, nab iibeTltan.
oener 6eucrprobc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05
nie nSd,Cte 6ouuernSrewabl.

GS Iino nur noh icD5 &obcn bi6 sur
ndcbiten oC9emeinen 9Sabl uno oabtr
Iolltcn Gle S0rbercitun9tn fir oieitlbe 70
itbuel al6 m09liD 9emoDt per0en. 2Sir
broud)cn uniern poluitben Sreunpen >pobt
nibt Su il9Cn, Dap Ole ndbfte 8abl be-
Ionotr5 riDti8 1T, oenn iie miiien e6 lelbit
aoer iollten e6 piicn; mir Daben eincn
8ouptrnor ju crrpabIGn, uno icIIten un6
belonpcr5 on9elc8en iein lailtn, unicrm
SanOiOlt Den Sie9 ju UerlbatTen. Wiit
einen Der pppuldrittn Widnncr i'm Staaz
t., ais uniern GanoioatIn fir 0a6 9ou=
1crn Ir61mt, iouen mlr un6 9ewiB aub
eruitllD bemi3en, ibm Die Uotle Gimme
Der p1rtci 81 Uerlabafen, pGlDe crfovocrs
litD obcr duD notb.9 lem miro, tbn 3u ers
yp0blcn.
Ser cic5iibriae &f fir Die 0cus
Dcrrorerabl ut blaDer nit Hube uuo be
ioactrlm Gnit3not 9efuDrt morOen, neil
Ole btjocn GanN,0lttn lDCn bcim Unf1nz
le OciFtban crFlQrt b1ttcn, cap iie in ibs
ten ofentliDen 9teOtn 9t9enlciti9 ibren
priUlt SDlraftfr nl0t Uerun9limpfen
rnoLltm uno autD nibt lpunIDtcn, Dap 2(ns
cere IS tbun mO1ten. Die 9ofcfctos
@rciIe bat fib aber nibt cntboltcu fons
nen, pen GDarattcr unlere5 Gonoioatcn
ju btluoe(n uno ibm 9Sorte in ben Wuno
ju Ie9en, Die ct ME 9eiprotben bate,
DauptiQbliD MIR fir oen 3wetf, ibn bel
Den ocutIbeu NooptipzSur8ern rcrbaBt
III MAIDEN uno oeren Stmen 0c9cn ibu
III iibcrn. Siele Selcbuloi0un0 1T BON
Der republfaaiiDen Nrefe wioeyle0t uno
lI6 cine ltmpabrDelt bIcb9cit2ur lpproen,
oeb bat itb oieicIbe nc,Q nIDt berab8es
taIieu, otn NrioatsGDaraftcr oc6 Ganois
oaten Der Sppoiition6 plrtei Su pcruns
9!impfen, obpcDl iit @de9tnbdt oaju
8eDobt bate, incem e6 ourD ore i'm les.
te Gon9rCfe on9efttllte ltnteriuDun9
funo9Ap0rOen III, cap @tncru Setter ticf
betbtli8t mar in oen corrupten ,Olnolun:
gen ieiner parteI, bel ocr &abl IN 1856.
Bir wouen c6 cabsr itincn ci9enen par
tel: Sreunoen ubtrIohtn, ju beoenfen, cb
oer Mlnn >puroi0 1T, 9oupernor Don
pennIplplnitn ju weroen.-(Scob.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-09-05

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